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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-19
NEW GOODS. @
kNE subscribers have recently received large accession
Il to their previous large stock of
DIR z GOODS.

1
. Ihe JoNo,rine ss part Of their assortment:
sVorstcd bnIeges, beautiful colors
| Plain Gro de Naples
Vatered do aud figured q
Black, white and colored French sstin-
Black India do and satin }eyantnes
Colored and white 1orences
Double chain black do
Hsal aud imitation Italian iustrinss
Black India lorences, wide article aud cheSa "A
Black sensaaws and sarsne,s
Ali kinds fancy hanlserchics, as figured s;is,
s sss Imitation ss s, %.. a ''"
German twilled, -Sp;tleGeld. Bo,lore, - =
company and common bandanna, e" ee"hSa1eIA,
All kinds do for boys, children q n servants
Linen can,bsiSs and linen caUbric hand;srchieis =
Fire side shawis
Merno ami cashmere do
Nankn md Canton grapes a
Black Italian g
Colorcd do. article
All kinds cravaiing, coored and white ~
5-8, d d, Sd and Ga bobbuet for wells and dresses
Thread and bobbipet laccs and ehuincs
all kinds musns, plain figured and tambored booE .
plain, bsmcd and ambored null plain aud a ubored
Striped a nd plaid and herring bone do
Garment, furniture and cau,b,ic dintcs
Beautiful Inserting and III kinds TRIM a1INGS, as
eimps cords, plushes, lacss quiugs silks &c Sc.
and Brandaboo trimming. for peiisses riding drss-
ses, a beautiful article
Ladies' short kid horseskiu and silk GLavEs
sIisses' do
Ladies' long white aud colorcd do
misses do do
G.n.smeO's walking, riding and dress s,sre.
All kinds ladies', genemen's chilarens HOSIERY
Ali Kinds RlBBANDS those for belts and bonmcts VERY
elegant
large cambrirs, ealcoes Circas,;cn Maid.
Tartan plaids for cloaks and in for Sc wants.
dresses
Cancels hair canbct for ladies' and sentien,ens coais 81
and beautiful article
RnmSa Zcts and Bomba!ines
Cloths and cassin'eres of every description
Bang-np cords and vcivets
Silk aud tabhy do
Cassinets of all co!ors
SIR swansdowp, toilinett Valencia and Marsees vestys
Brown aud bleacfed domestcs of all widths ,uate.
Do checks, bedtickings
L'nsey wooscys and kcrseys, for servants clothing
oznnhnrgs and ticklenburgs of all qualities
CAHPETlNGS & RUGS, oftha later elegant as.orr-
Irish, German and Scotch shcetngs of which 1o-A
wide (widtl without sean.)
Shell and Brazilian tuck side aud hent combs
large assortment of IRISH LINENS, SGperior erass
bleach and exceedingly cheap
White, red and green fanncs
Spotted 10 for children
Motino cloths for do
8, $50, 10, II, 10, IS am Id rose BLANKETS
l. 10 5 point do
NAPT COrfONS, under rkci nrice.
AND large variety OF other articles arrived, all OF
when have been purchased the lowest prices
SOME much under, and will be offered
than customary in consequences of the Of
son. WILLIAM NEALE s. co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-19
Nathaniel F. Williams.

COMMISSIONS ,NERCH4.VT,. Baltimore.
ANING established himself General Commission
& Merchant in the city Of Baltimore, is prepared IN
receive all kinds Of goods produce, &c for sale on which
liberal advances viii be made. nd every eygrtiop used n
promote lie interest Of those who may con6Ge business
bis care.
Rs(tr IN RirItpo7,dio
Messrs. G.. s. q. Ciakc
Mes's. Davenport, Alien 6, Co.
p. Chubb, Esq.
w4uf i2ali,gorc, .Nov. %.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-19

nc 80 Petitions presented by Mr.. Hamilton,
Htn sbohsyvana and Stafford, relative 20 branch Pilots
gn re 1ppahannoct; referred special committee
~ Ts yeI OF suDdry citizens Of Culprper, for lottery
70 -cIF' vt re Fa0quicr and Aexaudfia Tusnpkc-By
r. ~ Tic iu.or~ 'rai;o3 ,fg c9r.carv =. rr1-'-,,rt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-19

The friends and acquaintance. of Dr. Smith, .a't
President Of William and Mary College, will b. esati
fed TO learn from the following paragraph, that ane
interval OF several years exclusively deyotsd to III
ersure the Doctor is resuming his original aistir
guished rank in medical science.
From Tie .Tric York Journal Of Commerce.
MEDICAL CoILEGgs--The rival institutions IN tIi 5
city both opened yesterday with Introductory lecture
nv eminent PHYSICIANS. We regret that a. ocs
tinns did not permit 10 attend them were 20
ely invited do In the Barclay -street college, DR.
John Augustine Smith delivered the opening lecture
which spoken of entirely worthy Of his hig
reputation. lie spoke from notes. but with that fueDs
cy, grace aud eIoqucnce which he possesses in pc.
cuiar degree and which render him interesting and
profitable lecturer. His subject was the philosophy
of medicine rather history of the different theore
which have been maintained in that science in differ
ent ages, from Hippocrates down TO DR.. Broussais.
lie Illustrated with striking instances the folly and
Danger Of ~ abstfet tteories ia medicine, aoj tn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-19

present opposition was personal and uiraeiire IN us
origin rensorsciess and violent in its course: and that
should succeed, (which may Heaven aver,.) ,0n
hare laid the foundation for the ultimate Of our
country.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-19

Inc marriage of Mr. Whiting, recently published in
a!s paper was hoax, played on him aud us, by somo
SHY, though msciievous, would be way.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-19

necessity vi proceeding upon The re>us vi experiences
Bacon is yet wanting in the medical world.
In the Rutgers College De. I:osack give very
animated discourse on the differences which occasonel
INC division in the former College of PLY scans and
surgeons, and the matters still pending dispute IL
was characteristic and eloquent. We Wish success to
oou, these institutions. generous rivalry must bo
productive of good to them both.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-28
rFnou THE CONSTITUTIONAL WIG

There is picty in patriotism, as IN eiiSlon,
which is sacred, and ought 10 be duly respected
ON all occasions. To those who have leIt us
glowing warmth in the active scenes OF their
usefulness in the tolls of their public lie, 1t IS
hallowed blessing To exact from II sacri'
fees not proporioned to our nature, coos It's
ardour and damps lis enjoyment. Bat no such
sacrifice is required in the addre IS OK Farmer
tn ,be Two surviving and vencraled Ex-Presi-
d,n,s these u States. They are MOI requlr-
ed 10 minple in the storm OF party that RACES
ON ,ht, magnum mare Of politics. all that is ex-
rec,ed Of Them is 10 hold Out the shining hight
of their understanding and experience as bea-
con IN warn their fellow citizens ut the Poiiiicai
sb;nwreck that threatens them. A Farmer, IN
common with his fellow citizens, ieels IN ali
It's force the deb, Of graft ude which IS que 10
them for The immortal services they nave rem
dered 10 their country and the world. ne
would no, ruffle for a moment the calm ana
TRANQUIL scene Of their retirement-he Only ASKS
of them, BY a single expression oil 'heir opinion
ON the awful question which abstracts the coun-
try. to save from premature and oaroarous rum
the blessings they have so largely contributed
TO bes,ow upon il. 10 them ne Appeals from
the mad decision OF men, VINO, unlike lheh-
s.i,.s in DAYS of our trouble that have gone by
Needless of ,he cherished principles OF our
,,cr,d institutions, would hazard them on an
,sr;ment which has been fatal to liberty
whenever and wherever made. Age has no,
80 chilled their feelings or dimmed their facul-
les as to give to this language the character ut
t,.uerhoIe, II is the occasion, for which no
i,nsu,pe is too strong. 1t is not in words TO
,asn;fr the cal-perhaps this last call OF their
cnun,ry, They will not, they cannot refuse 10
obey il.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-28
The course porsurd by Mr.. BRYAN, the ore.

The course porsurd by Mr. Bryan, the pre-.
sent RFp.Csea'atiye IN Congress from that
district, is hightY honorable to him. Asa
Young uan Of taier and sound principle, he
ha, "a right to look forward 10 much higher
rank in the esteem Of his fellow-citizens and
the public service, than he now enjoys, and the
hrmness, energy, ability and soundness of
Judgment he has now displayed, will be re-
rendered 10 his adj, antage by his constituents
and counlrymen, when the excitement of this
hour shall have passed away. Of Mr. CASTOR
II is scarcely necessary to speak. His name
is connected with the discussions in Congress,
a; some of the most interesting periods Of our
history; and his standing in the State is high
and influential. Looking over the names of
the rest Of the Committee of Correspondence
and Vigilance, we recognize many which are
pronounced with esteem far beyond the limits
Of Nor@h Carolina. The united deliberations
and efforts Of such body must be effective.
The good cause hourishes in the State. Virgil
MIA and North Carolina may yet go hand in
hand to the task of emancipaling themselves
from the dominion Of narrow and ilHberal pre-
judices, and TO the support Of the candidate of
the moral. the intelligent and patriotic; against
the Idol Of the factions, the intriguing the SELL
fish and disconvented
The Cal DINA Sentinel says that the ngmber
Of voters present at the above meeting iSSeetl-
mated al from 900 10 $50.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-28
7oMe Editors of the Constitutional JVhig.

Gen,lemeu: I'm Il late United States Tele-
graph, accidentally SAW, (for do not often
look into tina, receptacle OF slander,) an un-
warrantablc attack made upon Judge, Dade,
under cover Of a communication from Deco
guam | do not believe myself, lbal any such
lie ter was actually written to DUFF Green. That
pander of mischief is notorious for palming
on his readers his own foul and malignant in
vcctIves, in the name of some distant and re-
spectacle correspondent. Duff wrote the arti-
Gle himself-and he must have picked up, from
some Of his familiars, the wretchcd skeleton
Of facts, which he has presumed 10 embody -
a serious charge against one ofour mos' dis
tinguished cillzens. The character Of Judge
Dade is above the vigorous tongue or pen OF
such an assailant. The accusation he has made
is uuequivocaly pronounced to be false. The
writer Of this knows il 10 be false * therefore
fearlesslv makes the assertion. Judge Dade
never did draw mileage from his residence, uao
Baltimore, as is charged by the li5cllous lele-
graph The Judge al That tine residing on
The Polowmac, drew mileage by what was es-
{, emed generally in his St ction Of the country,
the ordinary route to the seat OF Government, *
which was justified IN Terms by the act OF AS
sembly Il is also false as is alledgd, that the
Judge wrote an insulting letter To the Legisla-
lure on the subject He did write a letter 10
the Legislature, as every honorable man would
have done in his circumstances, soliciting a re-
ference Of the legal que sion oths right to draw
the mileage, to the dc csion Of the constituted
tribunals Of the county. The writer of this,
is perfectly acquainted with the whole history
of the mileage affair: and he never heard be-
fore the purity OF the Judges motives question:
ed. Ifhe erred, il was an error in the con-
struc ton Of the act Of Assembly, concerning
which, there was diversity OF opinion. I'M
dertake to say (and | nave known Judge Dad@
! longl that no man Of character who does know
| him, would dare 10 breathe a suspicion, OF his
honor and integrity, He is proud and indie
pendent man, and would not, as the Telegraph
meanly insinuates, barter his feelings and opin-
ions for the "vie trash" Of Office s preferment.
When man Of such character and standing
an ornament Of the Judiciary oil the State
and universally respected and beloved among
his neigh 5ors and asso iates, is Wiley and wan
tonly assalled by hirehng and prosttuled
press-who i, safs? who is there pure enough
TO be lcvated above the poisonous shafts OF
malice?
WHY does rot the Telegraph, in his rage Tor
investigating mileage accounts, say word or
two abou, his friend, Col. Benton? hat dis
fiupyished Senator drew mileage from ST. Louis
10 Washington, via New Orleans, We. Duh
Green, the Printer 10 the United States Senate,
God save the markD is perfectly mate on the
subject What a foul offence Judge Dade has
committed in his eyes, by presiding over an
anli>J Jackson meeting!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-28
50 Dollars Reward!

nANAWAY from the subscriber, on Saturday even
Hing, oath inst "a mulatto woman, named .4GNES.
The said Agnes about 50 years of age five feet,
or two inches in heights in person, thick and Heshy
Her complexion is bright, her eyes dark and promi-
nent with small lump the upper side OF her right
eye; her hair thick and shy; her features broad her
finger nails remarkably Short, from habit of biting
them-She took with her trunk and variety ofex.
cellent clothing Her Husband, Harry Tyler, who alb
seconded about 3 months since, is supposed to be in
Philadelphia, New-York Boston, and it expected
Agnes will follow him. The above reward will be
paid for experimenting and securing the above describ
ed runaway in Jail. that get her; and reasonable
charges if brought home. HORATIO CLAGETT.
The National Intelligencer will please insert this,
and forward their account 10 this Office for payment.
Hov25 III
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-28
More Dry Goods.

VI>HE subscribershave received by the schooner Go.
Il lumbia. from New-York, additional supply OF
STfPLE and F.7NCY DRY GOODS,
consisting inpart of the following articles;
Extra fine steel Oxford mix'd cloths
do do do do do
Extra do olive do
Fine do * do
! case black senshews
Black Florence, very superior
do mode
blue and black Aorences, very weigbty texture
dozen assorted cold barrage hdkfs
do do gro de nap do elegant goods
100 pieces assorted piping cords
English white silk half hose
Do black do do
No 8, 4, 6, 9 and II assorted Taffsta ribbons
SO pieces cotton frnges, assorted
Points and cluster curls warranted of the best ma
nufactory
Black ostrich feathers
doz black bobbinnett lace wells, some very
perior with splendid borders
BLACK watered belt ribbons
do silk velvet do do fg'd.a new article
Plain white, pink, Mazsrene blue and sky.blue
gro de nap
u doz children's bobbinnett lace cops
. do ladies do do do, cottage
shape
do null caps, beautiful patterns
do superior needle work'd robes, real French
work. splendid patterns
do Swiss muslin capes, real French work,
some more elegant than any we have ofer-
ed for sale yet
l case Tartan plaids, some handsome patterns
Superior white flannel, sc. sc.
They respectfully solicit the generally to call
and examine, feeling assured that more general as
sortment than their store now contains, has seldom
been offered Tor sale in this place They are thankful
for the favos they have received and shall endeavor
by selling at every reduced prices, and by evry other
means continued share of the public patronage.
nov u KYLE & DAWSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-28
"IN MEMORY
The Rev. WILLIAM H. WILMER, D. d.

The Rev. WILLIAM H. WILMER, D. d.
whose eminent talents and exemplary piely
enabled him to fill with dignity
ard usefulness,
the importan, stations of
Rector Of this Church:
President Of VIM. & Mary College:
President Of the House of Clerical
' and Lay Deputies ofthc Protestant
Episcopal Church
He was beloved in private.
Respected and honoured in Public Life;
A sound Divine,
A faithful Pastor,
, \ sincere and practical Christian.
Born at Chester-Town, Maryland,
March 9th 1884:
Died July %, 1927"
This Monument is erected by the Congre CATION
and Chris'iaVs Of o'hS denominations, in ,es-
tlmony OF their profound respect, and ar
dent affection, for the deceased.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-28
williamsburg, (Hirginia. } November II.

WNHdMS0HTg, THgln1d.7 NoUtN0T II.
We took a walk las, evening to The Church,
for the purpose Of viewing the Monument just
erected near is altar by the citizens of Will
liamsbu<g 10 the memory of their beloved pas
tor. The Monument is a beautiful specimen
of marble exquisitely polished. The slab con-
tanning the Inscription is Of a snowy whileness,
and is tastefuly environed with elegant mould
ing of black marble. The eye ofthe spectator,
as he enters the Church and advances along the
aisle, with his face TO The east, is agieeably
impressed with the happy effect produced by
the striking contrast Of the two colors. Mr..
Struthers Of Philadelphia, has displayed, as far
as we are capable of Judging, in the execution
Of his work, the taste and genius Of an accom-
plished artist. The Inscription, consecrated
TO the memory of our beloved Wilmer, is
plain, neat and faithful record. II runs in these
wards.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-28
From the Nat. Journal.

Great Meeting in North Cdrohna.-W we wv
the attention Of our readers 10 The preGeeu,ns
Of large meeting of the crizens VI 49," .n,
ah,sr,5Ie 20 the cause of civil government,
aud friendly to The National Admi" lSns
which took place on the i5'h Jus, aac,ah;l;,
ac.er Of this meeting for personal respso'a;
", talents, numbers, unanimi'y ana 49, e
was such as cannot fail to be prooueu,e H.
g.rU and beneficial effects thro"suo
S,a,e MIR, BIackledse, nominated by the mee'>
inS the elector for that electoral oiS,'ie1
highly respected individual, iaaeiy rhose
ta'ne in Congress, trom the o.a'e' ahN
lame will carry influence with it'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-28
Office:
German Linens etc.


4 Bales burIaps assorted
/ ) 10 hcssIans, just received and for sale by
S. MESSERs NTH.
who has in store ana ofie"s for sale,
700 packages teas consisting ofY Tyson in chesti
half chests and ten catty boxes of various I'M
portatons and part of superior quality
Gunpow Ter and imperial in chests half chests ten
and catty boxes and boxes each containing
from ID TO 20 cams Of 2 ID: do do
Pow chong in chest and hslfchcsts-
50 hhds Mmscovado and New Orleans sugars,
so bbls part of prime quality
IS bags Port" REQ, Havana and Java coffee
. Cognac brandy in pipes entitled to debenture
Holland gin in to
Jamaica rum in bids;
w. |. mUlasses do
Writing, wrapping and printing paper
Fresh malaga lemon. and grapes
Sicily madeira wine in pipes of superior quality
Glow to close sales)
Sweet malaga in Or. casks do
French madeira do do
Bakers and I.aphams chocolate
Bristol porte wine bottles sc. &c. nov ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-28
For Sale.

0SHAREs Washington Bridge CompanyStock, also,
y Bank of Alexandra, and Mechanics, Marine, Co
Iumbian Insurance and Fire Insurance Stocks, for
cash or approved endorsed notes, at 60 or go days.
THO. VOWEL.
Who will buy or sell Exchange on England, and
terms will be one per cent commission for sums un.
der $500, and over $1,000 Of one per cent. IVantM
Lenry English Guineas andSoroe'gns,
oct 27-eo3t1ay3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-28
district Of Columbia.

alexandria County, Set.
NOVEMBER TERM, 1926.
The Mutual Assurance Society
against Fire Buildings Of
the State Of Virginia, PEGs. SLn Chancery
AGAINST
Dunn & Hills & Wife, Defs.J
VUlHE publication directed by this Court to be made
II against the defendant, Dunn, having been duly
made according the order of the Court and the said
defendant having failed to enter his appearance and to
give security according to the terms OF the said order
1t is now ordered that the said bill be taken for confess
ed as to the said deendan. Dunn, and the bill baying
been regularly taken for confessed to the other de-
PENDANTS and coming on to be heard, the Court
upon considering the same, doth decree and order that
the said defendants do pay to the compliments the
sum of 1884 81 with interest 81 81 part tber eof
from the LIST OF April, 1925 ill paid, and the costs
this suit
And it is further decreed and ordered that If the
said defendants should fail to pay to the compliments
the aforesaid sum of money with interest thereon
aforesaid and the of this suit, by the first day of
May next-that then AM in that case, the Marshal of
this District do sell the premises insured and mention
ed in the bil public auction to the highest bidder,
for cash, and apply the money arising from the said sale
after retaining expenses thereof to the said debt,
interest and costs, and The residue to the plaintiffs. and
that the Marshal report his proceedings herein to this
Court in order that final decree may be made.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-28

Inflammation from Various parts Of Pennsy J.
al, ,pthorizes belief that the Administra =
INN Convention, which is to be held at Harris
.r,p on the 18th Of January next, will be com.
-o,rd of Representatives from scery county Of
.bs STATE Che same remark will apply to
virginia. Great changes have taken place in
NH Carolina; the friends of civil government
-. N motion, as will be seen in prior column;
nd MANY of the first men in the State have
.,c,r,ly declared themselves in favor Of the
,5r;ois,ra,ion Certain The fact is, the Hero
;,s, 4 North Carolina are excessively alarmed
In Pennsylvania and Virginia they begin 10
,,s,air The nomination Of Governor Shuttle
,or the Vice Presidency, by the great meeting
=, pir,sburg, has changed the face Of affairs in
he first; and the Topaz movements, so propi
,iousIy com menced in The latter, have produced
~ ,nr,e CONSERVATION in the Ebony ranks Of
,bs Drum-head Candidate. Even in New York
he yellow leaves are already dropping from
he Hickory tree; while the pine freshens as
The days grow shorter.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-28
~ E1L4:x-AFF.D89&a
xrsn.y MORNING. NOVEMBER %, 1897:

1,uers received in Washington, state that
~. Calhoun, the Administration candidate, is
TOD in the District Of Kentucky, lately rep
..,,s5 by Doctor Young. To US, this is an
,o,eea5le surprise. Mr.. Calhoon's opposition
Dr Young, at the last election, lost him ma
~ friends, but rot SO many as we were Led to
,eIieyc it would.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-28

\ letter from Havana, uader date OF 2Sth
Nh, published in the New York Gazette says:--
An occurrence took place here lately, which,
willie il exhibits the vast resources oil this Is
land. also exhibits the grateful feelings enter>
TAI ed bv the inhabitants toward their Sover-
eign and the parent country. / tier was re-
:ri,ed from the King III his own handwriting
addressed TO the ln,endant, directing nm 10
Negotiate loan for thirty millions rials, zone
million and half Of dollars. The lntendaht,
within eight days effected the request oil Inc
Knc. SO far as to transmit by the friga'e Peria
in cash and negotiable paper, one Million OF
collars. To be enabled 10 aid the parent
country, aud thus repay in some measure, 'ne
expenses which the protection Of the island
ha> cost to Spain, must be highly gratifying TO
every true Spaniard and loyal subject; ana I"
canno, but be viewed at home with exoeme
SATISFACTION, as coming from colony so long
the obiec, Of the care and affection oil the mo
Their country"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-28
" heat w anted.
Seine 'EWine,
To Rent.

HE subscriber offers for rent the Fishing Shore
- upon Alexander's Island, situated about mile
above Alexandria.
oct 31-2awtf u A ALhAANpEN'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-28

Good luck at @rylers Office,
A\eNanaria.
). - 400. -. "A 81 Is
above are the Nos. drawn in the RI West Baptist
Society Lottery, No. 9.-Tcket No IS u 50 aprizc
of 81 900, sold at T,'ers, in the above lottery,
to young mechanic of Alexandria, ~
SPLENDID CHANCE TO DAY-NocS28taE
New- York Consolidated Loftery, No. 10,
will be drawn Nov. 2oih.-45 numbers-G ballots.
SCHEME: -
$4,000, $4,000 10000, 5000; 5000, 2,Ao,
1880, o! 1909, Of 5oo,.8 Of 100, 80
Of 90. 50 Of 80, SO Of 70, 80 OF 90,
SO of so, rs of 40, 275 Of 50,
4446 OF IS.
I5,05l prizes. 9l5e blanks. .
Tickets sl5i naIves7 50; Quarters 75i Eighths
I 81; at =
TYLER'S
nov 2S Offie~. Ea,g-s,rce., Alexard.:s.