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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-28
District Of Columbia.
APRIL TERM, 1926
.AierGndria County, SCI:

APRIL TERM, 1926
AerGndrin County, Sci:
Thomas Stewarlson Compartments
AGAINST
William Ilartshorne, Robert Harris
horne, Peter lIartshornc, Joseph
Iiartshornc Edward Stabler, and
MARY, his wife; Fhineas Janncy, SlN CHANCERY.
and Sarah, his wife; William Mil
Ter, Warwick Miller, Robert Mil
Ter, John Miller, Sam'l Miller, and
Joseph Miller, children of Morde-
cal Miller, Defendants
VsNHE defendants William lartshone. Robert Harris
Il horne, Peter artshornc, and Joseph lIartshornc,
not having entered their app and given secur-
t according to the statute and the rules of this Court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
the said William Harshorne, Robert lashornc, Peter
lIartshorne, and Joseph Hartshowe, not inhab
tants of this bstrict-on the motion of the Complain
ant, it is ordered that the said am IIartshorne o
bert artshorne, Peter artshorne, and Joseph Harts
horne, do appear here the first day Of the next term
and enter their appearance to this SUIT and give
rty for performing the DEGREES of the Court and that
a copy of this order be forthwith published for two
months successfully in of the public newspapers
printed in Alexandria and that another copy be posted
at the front door of the Court House of said County
Test, EBM l. LEE, G. c.
june IS GIN
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By authority Of tie State Of Virgina.
FREDERICKSBURG Strict

IOTTERY-CLAss ron july, 1926.
by the alphabetical System secured By Letters PGtent
To be drawn in the Town Hall at Fredericksburg, un
der the superintendent of the Managers. The whole
to be drawn in day, the TpeatyRnh Of July nert
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we believe without an exception, are directly
opposed to the unconstitutional and treasopable
views OF General PAEz, and we trust for the
honor of the country, and the glory of those
who have remained faithful to the laws, that
Justice may speedily overtake the disaffected.
The municipality of Caracas were summon
ed to meet al Valencia on he 10th June, to take
into consideration the state of the Province,
and to devise measures TO restore tranquil
~ to It's inhabitants.
Business was dull at Caracas; no money in
circulation; and those who owed money could
not pay their debts
Prices Current, CnrocGs, hay 81.
Coffee SO II per Quinta cocoa % per
freca; cotton 10 per Quintal; hides ID do do;
sacsaparilla, -d do do.
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SNIP NEWS.
Port OF Alexandria.

ARRIVED,
JYne 27-schr Alligator, huntington, Charleston,
DAYS; chalk, to the master.
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk, with passcn-
gers, Reports brigon shore on Upper Cedar Point
SAILED,
Brig Traveller, Phelps, Boston
Sloop Fanny, Mitchell, Baltimore.
Sloop American Hero Eustace. Newburyport
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li.3RRIEH,

IIRRIFIU,
In Baltimore on Thursday evening last, by the Rev
John NJ Duncan. JOHN n. MouLnER, Esq. of the Urea
sury Department, to Miss ESTHER SouDER, second
daughter fChares Soudcr, Esq of Philadelphia
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-28
Trust Sale.

Y virtue of deed of trust given to the undersien.
ID ed, to secure certain debts due to Richard H.
Henderson and Thomas Henderson, executors OF Alex.
ander Henderson, decd dated the 18th August, 1922
and recorded i'll the County Court Of Farfa they the
Undersigned will On The third Monday in august nert,
offer for sale at public auction, to the highest bidder,
for cash. the Tract Land in said deed mentioned or
much thereof as will suffice to pay all the unpaid
part OF said bonds that have been due for six months,
and the expenses of the trust Said deed of trust is
given by Robert Kncheloe, the tract of land is that
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-28
MoOreMi\l,

which contains upwards of $50 Acres and is in the
possession of said Kincheloe. The undersigned will
make suc title is vested in them, but which is be.
lieved to be sound and indisputabe.
JAMES SANGSTER.
June 2i-ts AMASHADIAH MOORE.
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Charleston. Jiine 2O.-By the schooner Lore,y
Re=iah, we have the Havana Weekly Report S.
Price Current of the 10th inst. an extract from
which we insert. Letters Of the 18th state,
that there had been no material change in pri-
ces since the 10th.
By the l.. h. we have Havana papers 10 the
18th inst. iulusive-No news.
The L. s corvette Hornet, arrived the day
before Capt M'IV. sailed, and requested TO be
reported "all wen'
The Colombian privatcer. ZtLmn, capturcdby
a Spanish brig Of war, on the Florida Coast, is
advertised for sale in Havana papers. Her Of
EcCrs, FIVE in number, aud about 40 men, (three
iOurths colored,) had been sent TO the Fortress
Of Cabanas, for safe keeping
BY an officer Of the U. s. schr. Marion, we
learn that the ootice published few days sincc,
Of the Light Vessel at the Dry Iortugas, IS in
correct There is Light House there, but it
has not yet been lighted, as the keeper had not
arrived out. The Light Vessel in question, is
anchored inside the Elbow Of Carysford Reef,
and is Of great use TO narigators.
We also understand, that the Marion did not
capture the Colombian brig Eagle-she (thc
1fari0a,) only took possession Jfa prize schoon-
Ct, and towed her into Key West, and ordered
a prize brig also to proceed to Key West. They
were both subsequently, released.
Courier
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iuSe %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-11

|IRuaf aALE.-By sntue OF a deed oi
"a lrn5t. executed by Edward L,uch h.
Christopher Anthony, John Alexander aud
myself, Tor the purposes therein set forth anu
duly recorded III lhr clerks ollie. oi Camu
bell county, shall, an Monday The Path da,
OF the Pirseul monlh, proceed 10 sell, At
public auction, the following rrm estate. or
SO much thereof rs mny III Sufficient to mn.
swefthc purposes 81 the sad trust deed,
namely
Al acre Of land, affirming 18th nlpy, the
lauds Of Wn. Dayls, j.. nnd others, II ~
will he laid Oft III los 10 sn,t purchasers.
81 teel OF ground, on 81 .lrccl ana i'll alley.
being part 81 thr Chesnm squire.
. irrt Of ground On MAIN street, near The
uuion llnte.
lot more l4au / mere, on Iame, River
and - alley, above The alley, with II
stone stablp on It.
lot ota,nni one acre, on James River and
River street, /, beng the second lot be
low q nth alley.
halt acre lot At the junction oil Water and
hlyer streets
lpi u, aboai 4 acre, Oh he Horse Ford
branch, between Maln aud RrYer streets
square Of ] lots. on the pnsl sli. aud nd
J,,nln2 tue Turnpike road, between 9th
bali acre lot At the junction of oh street
aud 9th alley.
/ lot ot about 1 acres, bounded by l2lh ST.
and 18th dley Rm. Davis' land o. l2tA
nlley
lot, more than half an acre, at the lunc-
ton ni tn street aud 9th al,ry.
s.ndl lot, les, than halt an acre, at the
junction 81 9th street and 0ln airy.
/ HHji acre lot, At the junction 81 18th ST..
aud Water street.
squnre Of f5.r lots, between 9Th und 9Th
streets aud alb aud 10Th allrya
bali acre lot al the Junction oil l2ih ST.
mud 81 alley.
/ square Of tour lots, hetween 10th e. IIth
s,rnefs an1 9Th aud 10Th aIry,
Il AIRES, between 9th and loth streets
aud loh aud l2th alleys.
ho!i acre lot, at the junction Of slh street
AMI II alley.
hall acre lot, al the junction Of 9th ST..
aHd ~ dlley'
half acre lot, AT the junction of 18th ST
aud 81 alley.
lot, about a nalt acre, at the junction of
7tb and Washington streets.
half acre lot,at the junction OF llth street
aud I'd alley.
halt acre lol, AT the JUNCTION of 7th street
aud Sth alley.
square Of tour lots, on the south side of
l4tb street between I'd aud 9th alleys.
bali acre lot, al the junction OF n street
and 9th alley
About poles on the turnpike, adjoining
rnc's lanyard
Terms wlil he made known at the sale,
which vii he continued from day 10 day un-
iil compi@t"d Ling rs trustee convey
the title vested in me rs such.
.WC.iJiU D.7T|S,
Sep'.il, tdoll .Ictsng trustee.
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CnNtMtlNIC ATIn.

~" " ~ ~ u
.HeSsrs Fdiors-Peflaps intherrm,rks
below, ynu Will think a.. -n,nruha b,nrr.
critical, bat rs | an ons furnishing ,nn =
N'tie amusement, hope you will excuse
me.
In walking up md dowo the streets,
sometimes notice the cariuus> ilrly 81 the
. signs; aud amongst others. somr small
! ones, zach with ihr nanr uf such an on,
attorney at law an apt IN thinl, tuls is
'h'd English. What thuk You of Srcreln-
~ al War? no doubt Won ha,r snnctnnes
'Vtn II -orXprrssrd ;suppose ynlfsay Seer,
Ntss at STATE. ar, NJ the Nav, huth equal.
/, correct Wit Secretary at Wa; az, iet-
a. p attorney at Law. void further add
do Tor q medicine, or professor al chemls-
Try las "nY one of lhr tarcgoing lillrs,
Tim, ( }ou, gained cfcdit So n ia Ia bring
II ia 0 GOOD use, OF do lhry all stand on an
equd |ootmg Hght moi at rney al law
hr co Ni"red as professional dialect? l.
may y, lraaps b" sald 10 have present ltSt, in
II. iavn, hnl II en- hardly he allowed the
claim ul Ftplaabie use. Sometimes We
find The 'I'ras', aItoraey IN fact - II I'M
hc u4rd II Contradlslioetiuu IL allornet az
aw==t,ud presume il is y ought not the
same phs. eoioGy Ia he u ri that l. At.
tarnr1 AZ 4; 10 ubt this vii fl e
soor rr~,blc ,cnIries, bur Is ut Jhe rrtnark
appesIt., ) sniriim,4 lhr proposition 0f
my mean or s,ealh IN; ~ attorney al
law may sig,ii v .uoruA IN ~ -" Ailor-
u,Ns m coomo#n la", ar neatly III" same
With ptortors al. a. ,t,ill,o. aid solicitors
az court. of rquu '-.ShdkS9to,t.
IiiilO, sc.
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fn DOLLARS REWARD, will h. paid

An DOLLARS REWARD, Will tr paid
kD Tor The apprehension of nero Il,eu
named DAVID. Who nbseonded from me the
LAT day Of JuIy. lie is about % yrnrs old
lei ) Or INCHES high, black romplex ion,
rrmsrkahle white teeth he has been raised
a wnggoner; one very notable mark may be
seen 10y looking uuder hi7lelt arm on his gidr,
rs we'll as rcroIl"cted. oeca- loned nv kings
evil when child aud has left n lorgr ,ear.
six OF eight inches long do sxpec, h. =
aiming Tor the Ohio. The above reward will
be paid # secured in any ial 50 that get him
aga Il, by addressing Letter Is az, directed
10 Dmmmond's post otlice. Brno,wlek roun-
~ VI. JOHN PRITCHET.
N. Is. He may be ab vi Lynchhurg. ~ bis
companion, who started With hun, In, Geeu
taken pthrre, aud TN, fellow seen there a.
bon the same tme. J..
sept II. tr3n.
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NORFOLK. Angnst qg

.l,sauH and R'bbsry on The R'g1'oH5. =
o'r Monday, I'm list. Mr.. JohN tAaP,
,, .,T,nis town. whilr ON his Way Ia the
a fnnd H. Princess Anue Conn-
=, vas attacked nn the public road, OPP.
Il. tne mectI,g house MAR London
Edlge. by tw" nesfo mrn. onr belonging
AZ !. r. Bealt. and the other To the
'.,l,v GA,kins. Of Princess Anne County .
I,a w,s krinckrd down and robbed of his
tr9ak or clorhrs aud some MONEY.
rh,,e sINr3, who'e names we have not
Id were nlrd by magistrates Court
Wednesday las and s,oteoced to BIZ
taos Oh the Gtn October next.
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sihle, VIZ shall conclude the rem arks that
hase been eilrlted by the hra,sdo VI the
81 Gazette, leaving nasiid many things
That might ha'ra Tendency L.. excite it.
In nnr next W. shall rea1, IL tn drfR-
ments' nf TN Gaz lie, l., ~ hich iiailempls
{" Pr"'r thu Nj. tay Is corrupt aud
dishonest politician.
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Advertise neni.

v Tue subscriber has leiaiy tskenthe house
-. formerly occupied ~ ur Townsend
lrusiow, opposltr Messrs stpil, 4 Bagwtl,
store. lie olfsrs his service, tv the public
as la'Iof; mud he respectfully Informs the
citizens OF Lynelhnrp md is yicluity. HAT
all those who may trust their work io his
care, they may rest insured that Il shall be
neatly executed, and with the qgick cat dis
patch. shall also keep ready mode rIoibes
OF all sorts aud siHcs, aud will self Tow for
cash. LINDSEY B. pADGErr.
Sept IL. UTs1.tsII
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/ E,G.M VIZ or ItIa ME-
LYNcnGuRG, sEprfABER7. mes


a. Th" po"tioaI department Of Il IS
mornings raper is enrehrd with In Nn=
lIlnl "Ilasl,n hon thc pen ofthr gifted 4.
'nrricanp poet. ". c. B,yaat. the pr =.
dn,ttous of TINS gentleman "rI- given !, ;
the world IS the al,nrs If Trans. Milan.
nc rnnse, they would be appl.udrd To III,
very rcho that oppauds aean." is high
umr thai We had shaken of tins degrading
snbsrrt l.prN.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-11

1rAOR SALE, neat and desirable resi-
u dence IN the suburbs 81 Lynchhnrg.
Few situations are preseulri to the public
possessing greater advantages than the one
now offered. Terms accommodating, and
possession gwen At any tune. Apply 10 the
editors OF the 1irg,nau.
sept. !. tciltS5
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.,;can officer uhn lately visited

4. American oiheer "hn iatriy VISITED
~. states on the aulhotty 4 a a.is
...i..ot thrr.. thai there ar IN thai CT
fb.. caat.r II the ,rnr. nul less tim
.s,,c,.4 from -. Christian faih. X
t...l..a :. no pa,Srss any talent ~" imtne-
!, TAKEN lnto favor. aud laadad vi
- and honars. Tine whole M nber al
,fshf,,iia,s resi itag permanently Al III
l500. They have ehar'nrs aud =
' ''.s.n. tPha, Gdz.
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A respectable ci"rs, MN in the Neth0-
dist PERSUASION recently addressed eltrr
II ,hr Beard of Manager, Of thr Amer-
eau Colonization Society, IN which he -is-
nllIr4 bis lnienilon OF dtruting himself
Is = missionary To the Af ican COLONY
free Of charge Ia the Society. and also of
emhaklug ms Whole property in the en-
terprlze. The foil" log extract from hi,
letter Is gwen in the New York Observer :
i have had communication from my
B,nop, IN when he highly approve, of
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Jefferson Aottery,
10 be drawn on the combinations plan In
oeiobef next 1T lGchmord.
1 hree Prizes, "a follows:

Sl"hlceIle Lsiaie, valued at $1,000
ohhdNell, ~ 900
AlbemHlie Ion
me above f.3nies were valued under oath
ny ''mnlatioter- appointed Tor ihat pur-
Iosr ~ lhe iSVEislatuIc ol fugIbtB
u fHce 81 Ticket $40. There are no
"n ~ ttchsts N HH i0HgB.
u Halter myself ~ oflcring the abov
sef'rs oil Lotteries 10 tltr public, to receive L
hheial paltonage, and particularly invite lhe
intention Of every person TO these schemes,
aud they Will perceive from the very FIRST
slhnce HAT they are much the most brilliant
ever aot mp in irgInh aud when they re-
collect the object OF those Lotteries ann per.
5naded there are none, but will lend heir.
ing hand; ibis IS not nj, they should look al,
there ,s chancc NJ getting an indepeEdent
fortune for The small lrlne Of 80. Whtle il
Tie person who will not embrace this G0ldlA
OPpGrtuHigP
Among lbr above, " i'll be found the srhen :,
OF the Jefferson Lottery This Lottery wa
graated by the Legislature al Virginia. for i
purpose well known 10 rs all. II is expected
aud sincerely hope, those tickets will not
remain on hand, bat will be immediately
bought up, by liberal public, NhV wish To
show their gratitude TO departed pairiut,
who devoted his " hole life to the benefit Of
his country, and the public generally.
u orders from any part OF ihe U. States
by mil, (pos pedl enclosing the cash or
prize tickets will he thankfully received ard
promptly attended to rs il on personal apple
| cation Be sure you direct Your ordersto
NORrH'S Office, where the capital. are al,
ways for sale. ABRAM K. NuafH,
Moin-strtst, Lync6burg.
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IORE runs TH.q.S' HLA.NH;s.
stIIEAll.

ii"ilrr' ot two ticket in this Lottery, as
~ ne odi and Even ~ stem, are snre OF otte
pn2' aud ulby draw lircGi
~ flce oil tickets 81, aud shares in pro-
lOfiIOn.
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very echo that 'pplauds again" l. is high
tmr thai We had shaken of tins degrading
snbsrr slepcy.
THE " CHAHLorrfs,ILLE GAZETTE"
" Ne qaid idist dicert oaieor, NJ gun rcri NON
aH6tdr."
Such IL thu notto with which The new
lN-hrdged Editor uf the charlottesville
Gazette has rnrblIzonrd his rscntrbrnn
and we sincerely regret that he ~ nol
more Ioiluraerd hy II, spirit. lie SAYS
That We charged hun WITH inconsistency
because ne dared TO question the poiitl.
cal luteg lty' of Mr.. Clay. rms il not
SO. We charged nm With nronsl-trary
hecause, in hi, zeal To de7lros III rcpata-
ton Of Mir Clay, h. has reduced himself
II tie necessity ofa'J contradictions We
"end ask thr Uerg prot0tpM aad Luminous
editor at the Gazettt, ny "ay ot r"mem-
hrancrf) what WIS the Hature Of vt, con-
( test with the Enquirer sumo SIX ar oiLlt
, months sluce Did hr not lay down a
rule Of couslit nlionaI construction wlicn
he viii MT noN aNow, aud al which he
"onid then have been ashamed, if The lit
Tic hWltlnn ut ludJtus a ell turned peri
cd, had not ohseurrd his perception Of
what IL lust and rlshls Indeed, IN one Of
The taitW essays which proceeded from
. his p"n, ~ the cOut Sc of that controversy,
he assumed postions totally irrecuGeiipd-
bic with each other. Was this consistent
cY We might content ourselves with
| thus GenPrahzug our statement, after the
manner Of the Editor If the q Zpttp. who
| a tltntr
proofs of his understandable assertion, ant,
AS he may no, yet have di5coveredthe glar.
lug Error INTO ~ hleh his love Of harmonious
/ style led him, aud may therefore deny the
truth OF our statement, we viii polul nut
the Inconsistency In which W. aiIadc Al
ter denying, III positive terms, the cousti-
tutlona rghi of the general government
10 construct roads and canals. and after
contpr dog for the exclusive sovereignty
OF the 81 ,trs over then soil, he suddrnn
wheeled about, aud asto.ndrd Us by pos
tnldum rs superficial as II is nusound
Necessity (~ald this modern SCION
Necessity, that universal law -gIver has
prescribed thu lmls To raca, (thr genrr-
ii aud state go>crnmenL) winch will fore
yer restrain them IN their ptop'l spheres -
| th. declaration had procrrdcd from a
PphllcIan Of the school Of Hamilton, We
should not have been as'unlshpd for il u
natural 10 snpposr.thaf he would resort Ia
sacha soph-m t. sustain hls,Iens. But.
thai protested dIsclplr Of Surnrer Roam,
aad John Taylor of Caroline ; that an ad
v~cdte of that mode of con.lru,ap the
constitution for uhrh Virginia has 81 hong
contcuded, should thus. BY u dash of the
pen, refarr positions h. had been striving
10 uphold in a long aud ,bor,d r,say..rx-
cited QUE special woadern WIT
" Necessity viii restrain both the general
aud state governments IN th,ir respective
spheres !" And this assertion i. mad. by
nr, too, who tiads in the occurrences IF
ever, day,a practical dcnil Of il, rfutb.
He admits that the general tnyern.rral ma.
10 right to con.iruct roads and canals or
10 establish national bauh he Is appri--
ed, that the grurIll nD,prnInput has done
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InHF draN ing of the Grmh state LoHery
-. Of Virginia for the benefit oi ne NJ.
nou#"I'n Acadcpy, will certainly take plnrp
on Nrduest day The 27th insl. IN me ,ify f
lurhmuud, upon the Odd aud Even sy.lfm.
III" capitals 10 he drawn are 22e,o 900 26oo,,
SIIon $1,000, Qr. 81. Whole urkef. -
saarc ~ portion. Adventurers .ntrndio,,
10 lake M interest ia his seLrmr. vii fnd il
~ Then aiganiag" by mskina Immediate up
pIicntlou ~ He9d Quarters, ,cherr danlp for
time In, takf NJ her abode fnraf few n,ontLs
Ia distribute some oi her fapors - the poor
md nerdY. Dclny not rs the demand for
Tickets has been erralrr han Was auiieipstra
should The demand continue. a sragri may
he expected before the day Of draw ing-Ly
the phrchazr oftwu tickets (odd aud cveul
the purchaser i, sure of one prize aud may
draw thrcn
For Truly Lucky Numbers
and prompt payment, call At The fortunate of
fee Of s. 81 NJ. ALLEN, ID co.
LgHchbHIr
Where the cash is always rcndy Gr All nri
yes = Sept. /.
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"''''0 ''U'' 'V-ITy y 7 0bHUH
tIksl Class,
or the Benefit oil The Munengalia Aeaaemg.
10 he drawn III Richmond, on the 27t,
seplemh"f NEXT, all - one day, on the Odd
and Eve" system, uoder the management Of
the Messrs. tOllE''s
SCHEME.
prize OF S20euo 90 prizes Of 500
do e9uO loo do 20
do 80 800 do @
do lnO l260O do
10 do loo
By tins plan NJ drawing, the holder of two
lieFefs 10 sure VI Que plise and may dro>v
time
" n7lr llektS 10 Oh Quarters 81 20
Halves = ~
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KNIVES 10 sfeal from brother ihirf. Shut
Il 'lter the Apprehension, Of the first thief
IL u,he' - agors were brought in Nuh
IL. cloth n then po-s sston. The, w,r.
itk"nla h than ]ir"'I, wh're lhr, OF.
l..r''d II Tor SAFE. The three were commit.
I'd. Nilo FORK .4aeriena.
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ilrginid Literature IOtierv. all rf3se.

/" be drawn on the High aud Low S,s-
TEN omrHhal similar e. the Odd and L.
ven. II VII hc drawn in Lynchburgl IN De-
tnbpr ext MI 10, nr. my
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Horse racins appear tn ~ carried on
IN Il s~il upon an extensive sr,le-e7
arrsts4 IS miles, al slnglr h.at. Tn.
t"f"p' an papers meeii"a .aee rec Il.
IN On the banks 81 the Don. j. uh,ch
h"rse helonsIpg to Count Plator ptrlor-
Md ihit dist4ece IN Two hnnrs AMI hvs
nlnutes --naos fine horses thai started !.
iar r9rr died before they could reach
tn goal Or Immediately alter their per.
f1rmauec.
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AyG. LEFT Ny1cfx.

North C,roina South Carolina and Geor-
yia money taken a. par July II
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hhamA Swemp lot,ey


Tins 10 a very buIllaut Scheme Tick.
els are no" l0a. VIZ.
Who'll tickets s. al Quarters NJ %
Halves > 81
Cab Tor iolnunaie numbers nj our t,,.tv
alhce, JCMBG o. acllP.
u no WI receive ~ exchange lirIfA IA
'aahfld lnfge Lotter, which h. hus iot tAs
P'n''ai 1'eh"cd drawing j. 6l Il.
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II0Id' - NJ I've Irltrtq IN thi5 I0ltrfl.
a. ~ lhe Odd aud haro System, ore sun
"i ""f pnz' and N draw lhrrrl
" licheis Xl,and sbafes Ia prnporiipn.
Lucky nnltlh"rs Tor 'nlr NJ our Office. aud
thhhtidb iiCkrfg refttrea IN bn,u.5..i at
pa, JUE43s, ~ 1oLA.as.
hapl. 7.