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w M. a. SMITH,

COACH AND CHAISE .M9KER,
NOULD inform his friends and the pub
w lie IN general that he has removed to
the shop formerly occupied by Mr.. John L.
johnson, in the rear ofthe Jackson House ESQ
callod) No. 2S, North Main-strect, where he
will be hapryto wait upon all those who may
be p leased to employ him in the line OF his pro-
fession.
Coaches and Chaises re-painted and re-
vanished, and all kind ofRepairing done with
faithfuness and punctuality, and as cheap as
can be afforded
lie returns his thanks to his friends for the
patronage heretofore extended to him, and
hopes they will still continue to patronzc him
at his new stand. s September 8
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VERMONT STATE LOTTERY,
TLASS A, new series, hghos, prize $4,000.
" To be drawn on Friday, the 1dth inst.

Tickets 81, parts in proportion, for sale at
DOUIN'S
September 8 Franklin House.
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ON WEDNESDAY NEXT.
a GRAND State Lottery. COCO dollars l.ieil-.
w est prize, draws in this town on We'd.
nesday next. Tickets 81, shares in proportions
for sale by
uUTCHENS & CORY.
September ).
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VERMONT STATE LOTTERY.
MI IGHEST prize 5000 dollars -lh class,
a new series, 10 be drawn on Friday, iith
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BOOT TREES, LASTS, &c.
fEyIMOTilY II. TEMPLE has just received,
a largo assorr .nt of Shocmakors' Lasts
of every description, which will be sold ut a
very reduced price tf. Angus, 25
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Tickets 4, parts in proportion, Tor sale at
PAINE & BURGESS
Oiice. No. ~. Market square
scr'rnhcr
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ALIENS

Whole tickets 81, parts in proportion, tor
sale at -
ALIENS
1rn'y LaeLY Ofcc.
40. IL. NQyhtt-st.
Soptcmhcr ).
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PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS
FOR PUBLISHING At PHILADELPHIA, !
KEW SERIES OF
PLAIN TRUTEl
PROSPECTUS.

'Hear this, o &c GGt s'eaHow up Tie aeeSy.
and make The poor cfMc load to fail =
Bible
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Soptenhcr ).

4340 prizes, amounting to S34,440.
~ Packages of Ii tickets, embracing oil
the combination numbers, warranted to draw
at least s24. may be had for 500. Halves and
quarters in proportion.
Whole tickets dollars, parts in proportion,
for sale az
BOURN'S,
September ). Franklin Hons,l
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MOI.ASSES.

The demand for retailing has continued animated,
and prices have generally improved. We notice
sales OF severa! lots Havana and Matanzas sweet, al
3it 35; English island bat little in market and may
be fairly quoted at 36 cents. The market continues
bare OF New Orleans
Hav. and Matanzas retailing, 3lt n 35 cents
dlstilling, do 81 SO
Surinam and Trinidad 35 36
Now Orleans, do none
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DYE WOODS.

Tho market IS stocked Cor this r,cc, and can =
not gyc prices from actual sales. Holders ask
ing our reported rates.
Live Geese, ID. % 81 cents.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-20
New ARRIVAL of Medicines, d.. &c.

gIHE SUBSCRIBER has iust teet.4ss. tom
Il New iork aud phtiadei MA vrr, ls.ge
additional supply oi FRESH MEhlGiNt,.
&C, Nc Among whtch afc the following. viz
30Oboiiles best Castor oil, al sizes s2hotles
common Castor OIL 300 lbs Gbuber Salt. 4.
1000 lbs Epson salts 81 lbs Calomel 6u lbs
Jaap; 30 lbs Ehubarb; 90 los B5fak 80 lbs
Galnphur; 200 lbs. Cream Tartar. 81 lbs IL.
qaoricc - lbs. Spanish Flirs 81 lbs Alor> .
% lbs Arrow Root tsuperiof) ; 900 lps Lanp
Black; l0olbs. Gum Copal 30 lbs. Magn,,ia j.
= lbs taiened Magnesia 30 los. super. Carb
soda 80 lbs. Tarta'ic Acid - liz Rochelle
salts 2uu lbs, Gum sheil-lac 81 lbs. Cum
Arabtc lbs. Snlt lehe; 300 lbs. Aqua For
lis, 500 lbs Roll sulphur 100 lbs Flowers
| sulphur 70 lbs. Sponge. fine aud coarse ~
lbs. CASTLE soap 100 lbs. krrdistis; $50 lbs
Assniuudn % lhs Opium 81 pots Aerdirris,
IN oil - lns. oatiu laitaf, 100 lbs leaH Ash ,
Ito lbs Candies ~ LIS lsiuglass; i boxes
English Mustard; 80 bottles Stewart and Hen
y 5 talclned hapucsia - las Gaihi Myrru /.
sells surgeons Pocket Instruments 100 los.
Fresh Iamarinds; ~ lbs. Balls Copdltn 80 lbs
Cinnamon 81 gross assorted Walls, loo gross
finl, bottle, aud Dc,nliphn Cortsi Japan aud
Gopal vanish Made Fern 'Us-sepir. Ia
Fer5; Morphine Go, the active principle OF Opt
um) soda an.kScldlta Powders: II la,gc rs
sanmcn, Of fant,, d.s and IA oil a large as
sprtucnt Of PANT aud other brushes an extern
fae supps OF Surgeons i0suuorntsf all the
Patent Medicinea now III use a superb cullrc
ton OF Fancy soaps iupe supply OF Lamp
aud Llnsced oil Waters, a great variety oi
Oils and other preparations tor thc Hair nn Gle
CAN'T assortment oi Fancy 4ud Plain Smut Box.
rs great variety OF fhney a Cul.tilnss Smell
ing Bottles; Mead's and James Pills ion Dyspcp.
STA or Indigestion Attlidge's lmctutc tor Dys
pepsni avery EXTENSIVE supply OF Separs, of all
qualities; q large supply OF opu0s all the nrw
articles lately introduced into the practice of
Medicine, Shop Furniture OF every description
old Port Madeira aud Clarct Wines 90 lbs
Peruvian Burll, all kinds Strong spirits Harris
horn Spirits Cinnamon Spirits Ammonia
Siye' Gould Loaf; Bronze, various colors !
Nihos aud Supmuic Ether; Orrs Root. supc-
rar quality an excellent assortment Of Teeth
Brushes; 1oeetherwilh great variety of other
ertclc, not mentioned. All which are offer.
cd 10 my hiends, customers, physicians, mer-
chants aud the public, nj the lowest prices aud on
the most accommodating terms,
Howell DAVIES.
Feb "
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LYNCHBURG. MARCH 20. ls27.
+" SIGNS or THE TIMES. =

Under this head, the National lnteligencer
is making some developments, equally strange
and important The history and purposes of the
organized Opposition are dencated with gra.
phic pencil and the colors applied with bold
and fearless hand. However fatal TO the inter.
eSts and to the liberties of the country may be
regarded the " Coalition between Messrs A.
dams and Clay, there arc coalitions which ought
much more TO be dreaded, because they are
based upon want Of publ, virtue, aud point
ments 10 which we have referred land which
we shall notice more particularly hereattcr) is
the following; and in submitting il 10 our rea-
ders, we appeal TO their candid aud dlspaSson-
manlicstS ought not To be put down We should
shrink from the touch OF any man who should
belong to such a club, formed with such views,
and regulated by such rules, as from corrup-
10 suit party views, on great questions of con.
titutlonal law and national polio V, Is a yioIator
OF the oath which he takes to support the consti
tution,; and is a traitor TO the country whose
interests he solemnly pledges himself 10 protect
and advance But we forbear further com.
ments until meshall be more correctly and ex-
pcity informed -
II is due TO the trankness of these structures,
thatwc should keep nothing back from our rea.
ders. We are far from being disposed to draw,
from facts which are known, any differences
which they do not warrant. St less snail we
state as fact any thing which we do not person
ally know. We wish. therefore, to % distinctly
understood Is giving no authorit, OF ours to
what rumor savs, when we state il as common
report, thai a regular weekly taucus was held,
during the last session, and particularly during
the latter part it, composed Of ,iembcr, Of
presided and another acted as Secretary that
when thus formally organized public questions
were there discussed, with reference to their pc.
litical oxpedlency, and their bearing on the Pre-
sdenta election: and that regular votes were
taken, the whole body considering itself bound
by the decisions of the major part of it. We
shall not pretend to name the place of meeting,
much less the number names of those who
attended. Ii lsSald, however, that all these par
ticulars are susceptible of proof Nevertheless,
if Nh BENTON, Mr. Dickinson, Mr. Rowan. or
any other of the respectable gentlemen who be-
long to the party, will give his word honor that
no such meetings were held at any time during
the session or for any purpose, we shall with
heartfelt pleasures contradict the whole story,
and vindicate the Opposition from so gross "a ca
lumny as, if false, this would be-"
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accom-, CT adultery. crie'ty. sni just cause q
BODILY teaf; To decree perpetual sepaI alton aud
protection 10 the person and property Of the par
ties, and allow maintenance TO either TO re
store 10 the inquired The rights Of property con.
ierfcd on the other, aud 10 dispose Of The issee
is may seem right, bui in divorce from bed
and board, neither shall marry during the life of
the other. Where person is DESTROYS Of pet.
tonmg the Legislature Tor divorce, statement
OF the causes therefor shall be- fledln the clerks
Office of the superior court OF law iof their conn
ty, ofwhieh, notice is TO be to the adverse party,
upon which a jury Is he impannelled To ascer.
tam the facts, and their verdict shah be recorded
certified copy of which proceeding shall ae-
company every such petition. The costs in
such suits TO be at the discretion OF the Chan
cellor adIudged against either party. Appeals
10 the Court OF Appeals, as ia other suits.
Ito BE- continued
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"Aud mingc with the English cpicures.
"Tho heart swear by. and the soul hear
Shall never sag with doubt or shake with fear"
Macbeth.
II is surprising to what lengths the politca,
partiaIities ofan individual will precipitate him;
with wat indifference he regards all obstacles to
the consunmations Of of his hopes how readily
he dspenses with all the obligations oflife. social
and friendly: and how eagerly he grasps at ev-
cry circumstance, however absurd in its cha
racter or trhing in its importance, which prom
ises to lend assistance to his views. True as this
is even Of the most moderate politicians, whose
moderation IS the result at once offirm convic-
by life Of UNMARRIED consistency, it i. doubly
true of those who act in such matters more from
caprice than judgment, and who have been by
turns the advocates OF every creed, &the friends
! of every man, as success seemed to promise
them an opportunity Of swelling the acclamatory
huzzas of victory. Apostates from whim, they
| are boisterous from necessity. They think to
conceal the fact of their apostacy, and their CON
sequent degradation, by the loud clamors which
| they necessarily pour on the fatigued car Is
not this the reason why Jackson meetings are
held, and jackson Addresses penned with so
much eagerness and SO much facility 7 Havenot
those who formerly denounced him as a man
without morals, a politician without talent,
hero without magnanimty, and a general with
out prudence fallen at his feet submissive slaves
Have 4 ey not thus given the lie to their fcrmer
allegations against him Do they not say, in
effect " We uttered falseho0ds when we doubted
his morals, his temper, and his talents7" And
do these men think TO conceal their shame by
their clamor1 Vain hope. Their deeds shail
stare them in the face. The Numbers of " Al
gernon Sidney" shall be raked from their long
sumbcr TO tell their author that he has denoun-
ced General jackson as a violator Of the consti-
tuton-as iyrant--as murderer The Edit.
ors of the Enquirer shall have their memories
refreshed with the long catalogue of crimes
and misdemeanors" which they, on the eve of
the late Presidential Election, imputed to Gen
Jackson, whom nov, they willing not only to
forgire, but TO relcdrdt And among the Peters.
burg citizens whose names have given currency
TO an elaborate eulogy on the virtues Of their
military idol, we shall doubtless recognize some
who, two little years ago, thought him unworthy
ofres7,ecti We shall endeayor TO make some
men blush for their Inconsistencies before the
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tcr'uiaatiol Of the penins Presiaea,,al contest
II. indeed Then checks be not a. cady orispcd by
reimbursement We % not intcnd at present
10 enter into detail OF ten Jackson's foibles
aud his faults. Aad even hereafter. II il be de
mons,ratcd that he is unworthy OF the high Office
which he seeks. his present friends shall be tho
witnesses whom We shall bring forward, We
shall call upon them, not only to testify TO his
ineompetency, but to advance charges Of hig
import which ought 10 dis4uaitly HIN, epeH j
he ,rcre competent More anon.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-20

The following from from the heniucAs lie
,,orter of February Il, shows the slate OF public
oIing I'm one of the counties OF that state, which
,,as represented in the late Congress by devo-
,od ,artzan OF Gen. jackson; aud II probably
.,b,bits in its true light the boasled increase Of
,bo onnositon TO the Administration Of the Gene
,al Government, IN Kentucky.
rriract ofa letter daisd Springfield, Washington
County, kentucky. tedruary 10, 1927.
80 few days since, "A meeting OF jackson aud
No. Lourtmen was held agreeably 10 previous
ar, angements, in Lebanon, for the purpose OF
recommending General jackson as a f person
,orthe next Presidency. When lae Opposition
had assembled all IT'S forces, Nicholas Stevens
WAS called TO the Chair, and Hugh Brent appoln-
led secretary.
nCol H. Landrum then arose and addressed
the company aud explained the object of the
oeeung &C. At the close OF his speech, ne offer
ed a string Of resolutions. denouncing III the
strongest terms the present administration, and
eulogIzng Gen. jackson, &C.-expreSsing the
unlimited confidence reposed in INN by the y
mellcan people, particularly those Of ihis county,
and resolving mat, IN the opinion of the mem
hers OF TINS meeting, ne will receive large ma
;orit, Of the votes OF this county.
The resolution. were read, ADD the question
taken on their adoption, &c.--1hey jeH by u
considerable MAJORITY.
linus were the hopes of the Opposition bias
.ed in this county. lucy nov can nave no hope,
Ior they held their meeting IN the strongest nest
OF New Court men In the county, aud used great
exertions 10 adopt then resolutions, &c
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SPLENDID 81 llEME
w prizes. amo,mtinp to Sbl Oob

s7p7 prizes. amounting To O0D
Mode ~ DfoffHg 80 he numbers vii BE rus
IN one wheat rs usual aud IN another viii be pm
the prizes above the denomination Of Three Dol
lnfs, and the drawing 70 progress IA the usual
manner The 5000 prizes Ut rhlcc Dollars
will be awarded lon high or low number. Is be
determined by That which may draw IN, pizcot
$1,000.
Low numbers | 10 y 500, inclusive
High numbers s,bOl 10 1900 inclusive
a holder oft"o tickets lleh and Low, must
OF necessity draw one plze aud may drhw Two
Capital Prizes also
Whole Tickets si) Liberal allowances
Halves = made TO large dealers.
Quarters
:. Orders by Mai, poat paid "a pri,hte com
seJ ance, enclosing the chsh of prize tickets inv
ny ofthe late drawn lotteries, Wit meet tho ,ane
attention ~ on personal application.
The above Lottery will be drawn under the ltG
pe1inieudhner Of the Gnloming g.niclnen -
Charles NJ indoe, Joho Willioms, f. & Ylnccy,
Edward Pcsud, Joseph Cooper aud Robert Re-
beftson
AUG. LEFTNtCH
Jan. H. Rnnaroy
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r.ntIepaan attended, accordineIr IN A. -

gentleman attended accordingly, sat tt,s lady
sent hun of as he went she however, in few
days, changed her notion wrote MIN note 10
that effect he went 10 her house, taking The
parson with hun aud they we're finally marie j
on the list December without the knowledge oi
Any part OF The Family, who were astonished on
coming into the house AT night, finding the cou-
PIE married, and an elegant supper on the table
This shews, in part, the uncertainty of things
but lac thai is faithful TO the end shall lac soyed
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A pAGISAIEc

TlliE SUBSCRIBERS have iustrecci,cd the
- balance Of thcir Spiug Goods. Among
winch ate gtent variety ofscurcc and desira.
bic Goods. Almost splendid assortment Of Prints
all wh'chthey viii sell NJ the very low price ol
ID pen ward An elegant assortment Of Silks,
satns, it1bons, &c. A large assortment of flick.
mBs, domestic checks aud Plaids, very cheap,
super Sill Umbrellas. large assortment OF
Hardware, Earihcn ind Glass ware. lar and
Wool Hats Also AN elegant assortment OF
9enilemcn aud Ladies Shoes Allofwhch thcy
are determined 10 sell unusually low lor Cash
q. T. NORVELL 81 W. III. MORGAN.
March % 2Gl6J
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rs :" qgd'f ofh0now Two blacks (the do
en- "s servants of Thomas II. Carnegie, ofWac-
,in~,, VA. settled AN affair of honour" by
ri0s .. oV'nbat few weeks since They had a
,bo,I nu pistol betwcen them, and tossed up for
va, ', n,I The negroto wnom the rifle fell,
5s wv "'unaed by his antagonist, and, in spite of
aban "Sna, after discharging his rifle, walked
bo,, NV. al out the brains of the other with the
and NM he has since been committed TO goal,
''' VIII probably be hanged
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IL We have received as many as tiree on=
swcrs tc The problem some time since inserted
in his paper andshall srect one ofthsm lor pub
Iiea,on-- perhaps in ou next paper.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-20
From The Sarannab Republicnn.

Z oo,I - IlsNIN NI.NINfNI AIF.
and i n,n aged II, courted a lady aged IL,
Sits ro nliiy believed that he continued his vi
that tSe 10y a., once fortnight, for 35 years, and
B or I'M, ','ne was appointed for the marriage
cause nn MS during this period, but from some
they vora toany person except themselves,
sppo;r,aa NOT married The time was again
'''''S' 70 Be On the 18th December las, the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-20

u The proceeding Of the friends OF Con
yention IN ffedeI,k aremarked by II bold aud
determined spnit Let not the enemltz of thr
measure sympathize too deeply with its insuted
friends. The spirit of reform is abroad, aud
nor the canting hypoerioy of is pretended
friends cnn mitch longer stay the tide.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-20

Inc London Courier of oath Jan remarks
me recently published correspondence be
."een Mr. Canning and Mr. GaIlatm has drawn
N, INC pubic attention more directly to our own
p "..' India possessions; and the policy of the
b m D 'oYernmel 1T, SO explicitly developed by
.iI' C"nnlng, esinces the inporfance attached TO
conservation of that extensive branch of our
Commerce
,A. "h'e' indeed England says to America
a," %, you ask OF us must be conceded ifconceded
a,,, aS boon or favor, and not recognized as
w. ou'ggct OF negotiations and America replies.
oeeN II, not as favour, which we neither
80 n' ueslre, but as matter Of equal rcci-
10y ana good will we see little chance of a
N'"c"la'ory arrangement"
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,, ,;a'Gt Pfomotions.--It is stated that the fol
ra.!gg Naval promotions have been made by the
',,,,'aent and Senate:
i,,a sl'e 81. Commandant Samuel We odhouse and
Jiou u NICHOLSON, to b9 Post Captains.
iobr W ;, Charles w. skinner, Ohio Norris,
,T, :, newton and Joseph Smith, to b. Mas
ss NS wa passed Midshipmen (ninctcen in num-
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3. IL M. ALLEN q co

d
Who have had The pleasure orselliue in the Tor.
mer classes of tins Lottery, Capital prizes oC
- 600 $1,000 besidea several ,o10, 600 ~,
March 10
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YCfIGIl y Low Sy5ilM, adopt.d Ia con.
IL sequence Of rs imrivallrd pululnhty.
The splendid Dnwms oftlie Virginia Navigate
ON Lottery Isl class, wiz lal,e place In relers.
burr, on the It'll day Of Apnl neAt, When Me
following Grand Capitals vii be- distributed To
udscntmurg
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Tie drawing Of this LOTTERY VII csr.ainly tai /.
pl're at ilh time appointed
Whole tickels ss4--shufes in proportion.
u Packages oi tickets, tickets OF shares TO-
sale III the greatest variety OF numbers, az us
I.Dttpt,r ,,at,e#. At
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W. --RGGNIA NAVIGATION LOTTERY. IL
Y class--to be drawn upon the lligh and
Low System.
10000 Dollars--Highest Prize !!
The drawing Of this Lottery viii take place a
Petersburg, on the 4 th ofApri, under the nj
perlntcndenee of The Commissioners -. More
Prisgs than Bhintg
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mn ND Lon- ,NSrln-

AZ bpf I'D ~ consequence ol il nnIyhlLtd
~ popularity Virginia NAVIGATION
LOTTERY f,rsl Glass. viii be- dtnvn III Peters
bng on the tibet Aprilaest, uutrt TN superin,
tendcnc' ol Commissioners Al ia one day
Highest Prize 10000 Dollars
More Prizes than Banls.
SPLENDID - nEME.
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auothsr Literary Periodical e received On
.',r,l,y the first number of " The Harvard Re-
9 7'S,er, published from the University Press,
g,oh,;dge. To the Sons OF Harvard this publ
Zen will not be without interest. Ii rs TO be
ca'hIisbed monthly at - so, payable III advance.
pp,"nD,.rs Hiard aud brown, publishers.
Boston paper.
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SPLENDID SN.EME
- IJslfblt' = , sflNlts
'il1e OF 10000 boilE h lOpD nolbrs
1907 prizes, amounting 10 1901 900

P1'f PilHes, amounting 10 Sol ,OOO
Mode NJ Dfaiping. II numbers will be- pti.
IN one wheel rs usual and IN onoiher will br p,,t
the prizes above ho denomination ofTh,re Dol
lars, aud the drawing to progress IN the usual
lnanncr.-~1he $500 prizes Of Three Dollars
will BE- awarded 10 a. high or iow number 10 b,
determined by tina, which may draw the prlzc Of
$1,000
Low numbers 10 5000 Inclusive
Hlgh ruinbcrs +, 50l 10 l. 900 inclusive.
Aholder oftwo tickets, High aud Low. mus,
oi necessity draw ono prae aud may draw Two
Capital Prizes also.
Whole Tickets 81 tac,,l al,o..,.,.
Halves 2 ''p''." uho"Ah'ch
Quarters | A'''"e )" ihS t afaleiS'
u Orders by mail posi- paid, orpfireIe con.
'eymcc enclosing the cash OF prize iiders IN
anyoi the late drawn lotteries, viii n.eot the
same attention as on pcfsoual application
The above Lottery will be di avn under tho
snperntcndance Of the following gentlemen
Charles NJ tndoe, John Nlinbis &c fauccy.
Edward PeSas, Joseph Coope, and Robert Ro.
berson & A MIgUtKS
March 2.
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OBITUARY.,

Departed this life, on the morning ofthe I7th
inst. in the I'D year OF his age, Nh ALEXAN-
DER BOAL, Of the firm of James q Alexander
Boal Lynchbug.
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will be dispatched IN shOr; time, in charge
ZIP , @,a Carpenter, of the Navy. And our
ei - !, Boston aud Phi ,delphia can send
irt.1 donations to the charge ofthose gentlemen,
sls" Vii be associated win DR.. Howe and Gen.
WIZ W., y" onr country, men in Greece. The Greek
'aa;lable fund already received by the commit
a'a ,'' his ri,y amounts to 10000. The SUI.
zee I !" ~ in kind amount to upwards of $1,000
SET " T. .Her. Ado.
more. -