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-NIIY GOOUN.

scott & SMITH have received from New York bv The
~ Effort ;heir Fall Supply vi GoOd Consisting in pan, OF
blue osek olive, eare brown aud mi 9TH.
MIXED cloths blue, black white dah awn mixed cas
m,re bangDp cords csmles and psds for cloak. up.r
sottment u ye.,he Aepn'sting o plain gued colour
aorentines plain sit hgured veve valencia touet ca
net rarseiIlss mrrin, toinet article hsu
some; buck aud beaver gloves, supsndefs, beIt, wL
general assortment of trimmings all Of which nds m
10 3der ON accommodating teiIs AMI IN the 6
style.
They keep ON hand small asso:intn Of READY MApg
ehuiiti NJ, waIrsHtedelus to any nade 10 nrder.
IL
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.GOTIGE

Ii Per'Ins having claims against The late Pink D. yeol
e., sr dec. Of Amelia county, ehy reasest.t -
oIns .e" 9"ard on OF heioe the first day OF Mach
PIsS'a bar "siin.t all e.an.e that time ~
PINK 70. BOOKER, Es'o.
OF PAX u. Booker. dec.
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TO THE PUBLIC

To THE TJBIIC.
EfIE celebrated uacs HIRE Monsieur TOnson viii ,soa
u the ensuing season a. COL Jelsfst Nottoway TEN,
va be made known hereafter. AI,aER ROBINSON
Richmond, 2s.h Dec. 1917 T0-i9s
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$40 REJf.8aD !!

$40 RETf.iHD
u AN away from the subscriber, ia. Of Nav last nov
AZ tssgro Boy GEORGE, about 20 ~ Of sc,.
smooth hisek sam, pleasant coun,rnsnce, having Ia.
i,Ssr. 90 injured % nashs render, il, useless,
10 or II inches high Said hny belongs the estate OF J.s
Wren dec IA the Of the Subscriber lawful
OF said estate II supposed he n,ends making his escsn-
to SOME u ee state The above reward will he paid on his de-
Every to IN lancaster District S. o. isi
IN North Car o'iss VHgina MAJ yand receive E,;
or 25.doils. IL tax IA South Car DINA. -
Nav. %. 57-us,,. ROBERT STIMSpN
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WOTIEE

LII psrson' having claims sgaInst the Estate of PeteI
Howie, dec hereby requested bfius fh l1 ,f
if iast"en be'ns Aboii to settle my EIsrtor
~ they are NOT pr.-iej by The June ext hsye
shall PLEAD thus all sge a, may he ae, ,I,,,
dat Those bsus indebted to ss.i E.tse sse requested to
make Immediate paymeD further genoe cannot h,
gwen JNO. ROWLErr Ex'or
>, -, OF Peter Kowleu dec.
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FE.NaLE EDVC9JyOnr

MRS ELIZABETH BROOKE, Of Glouee.ie, co,,,,s
~ P"rposss opening Seminary for the instruction Of
p.sie' 10 eonnexon with MIR. John r. Tnrn.f Al her re.ee
iWHtenhi lie en.uing year All the solid hrsnebe, ~
Female EducAt1n will be taught including the tep,h AMI
Latin LnEuaSef they should be required The
e1uhdepes 20 the QUALIFICATIONS = the Teacher she h,,
e. founded OF her knovle dse o. hi. ezyeriene
h'lt ioat she viii receive om ihet4l public stIe en-
,ouraEsnsnt which heI sfdaous undertaking viii rs1ri,s M
iefn VIII commence on The Tenth day 81 Jsnustt safo
The mOniifof September. @''O" curing
Board Trition $40 Obe BoarJers fasn;.i;or bs;, -
beds aud bedd'ng) TOti0n alone - Hollis psys5ls a,,
u advance. fIrZapr'ru a. NJ ,,,,,s.'y
Warren Hall, Dec 80. 1927 " "NNNH'
rue ob'e,'ber, hafi,y unr@ in recommending to public
patrVnsge, The proP Jssi uf,i.ri~kmv Of M r H.
norsl qiilhr stions ~ the Pc,psl aud the well sn 80
fca .iisnnelspf sr ss,iisBt, viii sn,Ie HE Io,,n
Nm. -. Cairns, Issfs D.i..
VIM X. Perrin, {, oI 1870
I'm. Tatnfrro gr6.. ~ 1919
t,.."P, ~ Se,ty,s''0, Thomas B5stceH.
Dec. 10 81 ,,o,,,
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Hf virtue " p'ere " h'ns Quren eoY,iS uoul,,
- deisd The 18TH day Nov. 1927 cause ther Ella
d'Pspins, in which rhona Io.kiu ex'o kin De.ha
defendants The seb.r,, commissioners for the puy
pose appointed, or oi ,heu will ss premises to
Tue hsne,t bidder, for ready MONDAY 4th ay
oil co. 1872 At fa IL the " the tract of Iat
IA III. decree mentioned, formerly belonging John
dec YAs ~ KIN Queen Bridge on
'a".'ai ahou' .too stre' JOHN GAINES,
Dee %. "a hit
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LEGISLATIVE.

RALEIGH, Dec. lS.--On Friday last, Col. Will
liam Richards of Granville, was elected Public
Treasurer. for the ensuing year, on the eighth bal
loting. The result OF the last balloting 80 no
bards l07-J. l.. Henderson So
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- EOOCd IIOyN.
WE ntst Se'sion Of the sDhce,bes', School =, hi. No
- i' fs"aens. near Genr1 Post Oaiee viii commence
ne c9ofss OF insrociien will emhrsec he Latin Grrtt
u nsl;.n LaSsuase Matsnafics Geogrsyhy sod The IL
enisnts Ut Na'ursi rhilosvphy.
:, Ierms PER Session y ni9nfhss
BOARD ~ dolls payable o. advance -rnion IS dbl.
hoarsfs 90 ni.hing he'd beddins OF there viii he A.,
extra charge Of dolls per bed rer ss,,ion.
WM II. HARRISON
N9V'23' 81 -saw.Tts .20thJ.a
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fE.h.ALE EDUGdIION.
WE Female School al The residence of MIS-. Anne nj
head near Charlotte Courthouse, continued for
tue ear 1923. lew boaidsrs eau be accommodated.
Pace vi Board per $40
Dee o. 20 ~
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~ Lib persons naNing cIasui W
eA Darlington Robert III. Csrrinslon dec AZ. ber.hx
eqased to bling them forward for adjustment beng abon,
To settle my accounts, Exor L Adm' the not
presented by the isi day of asy next, shall plead l,
notice IA bar Of all such may he after that date
VIM. r.. DARLINGTON
Ekor Of VIM carnngton aui Adnor Of R,her, IL Caring
ton dc. '-s
Nov. * &C..
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administration C0nuess. ion "a ~. CGrolinn.
The convention Of ID elegates from different sec
tons OF North Carolina met in the Common Hail Of
the Capitol at Raleigh on the Goth inst. (Hm. Da-
wilson of Mec!ilenburg in the Chair, and ]. Gaics
Sec'ry) The roll doss not appear to have been
called, the names ofthe delegates noregi er d. nor
their number officially stated. The Raleigh Re
giter asserts that" Thirteen out of fifteen Electoral
Districts were representedinit" AMI that consider
ing 81 days only had interviewed from the annun-
citation OF the meeting in Carteret, 10 the meeting
OF the convention, it should be considered " pow
ertul expression OF public feeling" The Raleigh
Star, however, gives us an important element in
the calculation, viz. that the number ofits members
was only Mirfy-frc. Mr. W. Castor attended as
delegate, and opened the business of the meeting
with an Address marked by a very comrncndable
spirit OF moderation. He admitted that the contest
was narrowed down TO a choice between Mr.. A.
dams and General Jackson between them we
must cioose''-and ne concluded by moving that
the Secretary " call over the several Electoral
Districts, and that they were respectively an
nounced the gentlemen named such persons as
they believe ought to be recommended to the poo
pie as Candidates for their sulirages." The follow
ing were unanimously approved 81 recommended as
electors, viz Col. ISAAC Avery of Burke, DR.. Ab-
ner Franklin Of Iredel, 70. RI. Burton Of Lincoln,
Edmund Deberry Of Montgomery DR.. Andrew
Bowman Of Stokes, Gen. Alexander Gray Of Ran
doiPh, Dr. u: Robinson Of Cumberland, DR.. James
=. Smith Of Orange, Col. w. Hinton Of Wake Ed
ward Hall Of Franklin, Samuel Hyman Of Martin,
Isaac N. Lamb Of Pasquotank, Gen. w Clark oil
Pitt, VIM. =. Blacitledee Of Craven and Daniel 8
Kensn Of Dupn a resolution was adopted
g that the gentlemen above named shall constitute
the administration Electoral Ticket for the State
Of North Carolina" A Committee Of 3, Cat the
head Of whom was Mr.. Gastcn) was appointed "a
prepare Al Address, ten thousand copies OF which
we're ordered 70 be printed; and Committee OF
Vigilance and Correspondence of (lhe first named
is Mr J. galcs,) was appointed There is no men
tnnoi a pi,e President in'theiT proceedings, no.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-28

Snelson, tie Bdnk RoJ5er-The Montreal
Courant of December 18th, says" report is going
the rounds Of the American Papers that SneIson,
the Bank robber, (recently noticed in this paper as
having sailed from Quebec for Europc) has been
taken up and committed TO the Quebec Jail-We
have noticed this report ffon other source than
The one above mentioned and therefore believe il
Incorrect
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Tx AS><-.
rff virtue of Deed OF T'os 10 Us Nv Ch les
10 Irvisg OF the county Of 81, s,nshsu bearing date n.
7h dsy " May 1922, aud of CLERK, Office of
said county, shall The 22ids, January next, THAT
h.ins the Gay fixed for the safe OF Iy,ns LsudJ
no, On tie next TAR day eaite eel, public
Ter cash, t. - hghe.t ai!e, crop corn made tn is
on The Piantaon where MI Irving Iesde a.
we srii Gully such ti.e as y,sied the deed.
FENrOS HARRISON,
NELSON PAGE.
.
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-NEGROES ron N.4LE.

SHALL sdi 10 the above sale, anil on the .am. terms
hssy neg" slaves, OF various descriptions, among WHOM
IS Miller ii txfeiisnce, and h, yif.,
X W. BOWMAN
90 Adm'or Cyrus Ball, dee.
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f.aR.dfERS LINK or PlTtGLSLI.
SIeiE ANIMAL meeting OF the Stoekhoder for the cleo
~ tiGn OF Directors for the Bank the Office, of
Discount and Deposit will behed Wednesday, the 9Th ay
OF January next WM NEKEKV[S, cashier.
Dec. l.. so
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The " Na'. Advocate gives an extract of
letter from Cincianat, which says:
" Yesterday copy Of a letter from De Witt
Clinton, 10 Caleb Aiwater. Of this State, "a hot
Jacksoniau) dated 2lst Scpfernber. was shown me
by Jacksonan, evidently given 10 be circulated.
but which was refused for publication on my re-
quest 70 publish II, in which De witt Clinton says
among cher things, land think I remember his
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1t Is supposed that the work will comprise three
octave volumes of about 500 pages each; and it
and fac siniiie ofthe Declaration of independence
as originally prepared and of the subsequent te-
ratons made by the different members of the Com
mittee. Charlottesville .9irocote.
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lworis) hat hs has never withheld his sentiine at:
OF preference for. General Jackson for the presi-
dency, that New York would act worthy Of the
cause in which she is engaged, and would liIidoubt-
ecly give her whole vote Tor the Hero
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70 the Leg0teeS IF EfizdGefh fYa;ki,is.
i)IEaSE take notice, tiat will really TO pay r my
no', which Mrs ELhahe,h Wa,kos holds, I,s, able gu
'h dsy oi Jan 1925 Ir the purchase of woman
tes, "l' n"t pay Ia, money HENRY liOWAkD.
Cht,teitiela 81 Dec. l.. aQ--vrivs
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Extract of letter from i7anda'ia (lllinois) Dec.
- hatcvcr you may hear TO the contrary,
Jackson gets the vote OF lhis State
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Letters from Washington inform, chat the Al
ininistration party at fault They do not know
what to be at. They have no concert among them
selves or their presscs-Yet there are the strong
est reasons for believing, that they are now consult
ing daily upon the subject OF the Vice President,
AMI the Minister TO England Caucus at
Washington will probably do Virginia the honor Of
rendering her the Vice Presidency; and il remains
TO be seen, whether the Convention of the 9Th will
second the pToposiuon.-Mr. Webster is expected
10 be the new Minister TO England. He is anxious
for the appointment; and, it is said, is willing 10
make his escape from the Scnate.---A letter from
Washington SAYS: " We must not be surprised. If
Adams be given up, and some one else be run The
truth Is, they DO not know what to be at they feel
themselves beaten, and like desperate and drowning
men, they are catching at straws. Rely on it, the
battle is fought and won; aud il Mr.. Adams gets
80 votes, will never hazard another opinion. He
will be confined to the New England States, with
few votes in New York. Maryland, &C.,
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slonld we be visited by that destructive element
II Is presumed that there can bc but one opinion
as 10 the utility Of this work, AMI the necessity
Of its prosecution. The onl, difference Of sen-
timent must be As 70 the mode Of proceeding.
The Ordinance published to-day IS spread BE-
fore the cilizens with view to as complete and
i,lll an expression OF thcir voice is practicable
The debt proposed TO be contracted BY the town
authoI,ue, i, certainly an immense -um Ia o.
place of no greater populadon than lynehhmei
hut sure, tiat consideration ought not 10 PFC
stnt the undertaking Eor want of water, an
case OF fire, VT might seq double OF treble TIN.
sum lost IN few hours The recent fate Of Al
eNaodria, Rplofable as it is. would have boeu
own nrai, resources. lircads l. as an hdmoni
cry lesson, which We hope may not bc uscless.
" urged 10 induce an early aud energetic CON.
mcncament ofthu WORKS y Inch We are not sngu.
az la deemne essential 10 the protection Of the
place " neither the plan BY which the money
Is proposed 10 be raised aHd the debt eNlmguish.
81, be the most cNpedicnt we repeat, Is IA mat.
ter upon which the citizens should maiuroly
deliberate. There are some features, which Wc
b,uIs mn ht bc amended with advantage. Such
Ior instance, Is that clause which gives power 70
the Corporation 10 redeem the stock created, AT
-och times and such proportions, as the Com.
mon Council may thinI, espedient Some ~
ed period OF periods should lie designated at
which the stock Should bc fedcemablr, ior the
PLAIN reason that capitalists will not invest THEN
money IN spccuatIons of this character, without
knowing exactly how long tbelr capital As nee.
dcd. and At what period they may calculate CA
reimbursement. The government al the Tn
ted Rates, rs well IS all other borrowers 81 mo-
ne, have acted upon th,s rule II being certainly
most advantageous for both paruc,.-~NhIc on
the subject We vii remark, TINT we have seen d
rai.81HoH, based We think, on reasonable n.
sompuous, la which il is demonstrated that
while the interest IS annually pad ou llc bll a
mount ol the eost OF lby proleclcdWo'ks by IA,
psohls arising from thrm, the PJiacIpaiNiIl he eN
prutshyd IA the one contemplated b, the urdl
umcc.
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IN such payments and indictments as tic sa,d
common Council may duceE lRof#trd. TIA
public netieF OF eyefy such payment u IHsf i
meot shall be given N the noN spapei Of lynch
burg, at least thirty days before the Time, nt
winch the same snail be required
SEC. 9th. ia6bs u further ordained ~ ne
SUM o1Hbet1s. Tint upon the payfBont Of eve.
~ tuslan ia receipts shall be eis,u under tn
direction 81 The Colamon Council similar ia
form 10 lie receipts mentioned n ihe as I'll Sc,
ton otthis ordinance. and when the Whole \
mount Of the aid sHaI sbail be paul, oef6r
htair OF stock shall i5sue To each aud q, cry sub
| sgdher. which sand certificate shall DC signed
! ~ Inc President oi tbo Common Comet add
tomtffagued b. the Itensr OF the Corporation,
mud shatl declde fully tint amount tetr hed, HE
Iuiei,st payable thereon, NJ y hat iue the said
interest * pay die and the nme "a Which the
sud amount m, be redeemed. aud the said
iteas'tfel ~Hall register the said crt6hesle ~ .
bod. 10 br kept by MIN lor that purpose which
book shall be a"o,s open 10 the Inspection Of
die holders oi thc STOCK, and Of lie Common
Council
see ith. Ind BEL fuiier ofdrfstt b. NE
adlHorRg di0taaid. hat wi Transfers 81 stock
shbil be nude GA tue book at tie irrgsuttir Of
fhc Corporation, aud wben any Transfer Is mado
the oclheaic oi the patty transfer rus shall ne
returned Ia the treasurer, aud a new certificate
ln he terms hciolc prescribed slilI is,ue 10 tne
tran8iGree,.
SEE. slh And drH further ordaiuad bg me
saiaa uflbofay, fhal The interest upon zach and
ever, share OF the sad laHl, u 40 much It. hatn
been pWd thereon, shadl br pad hall yoauy,
thai 70 To say. on the htsi daJ 81 Mny AID ga
thr Inst d3Y of November ia every year. aud np
payment ol interest shah ~ tuade To any per,
sou eol otporalion eScep, that whose tavour
ceitheae has lssned. 81 Ia his o. her Lawful
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Fob 3

4oAOR SALE-=A ncW Slick Gre, Of cxecllcn,
materials aud workmanship. With bia,s or
plated bainrss Also. a utn 1eset Wagon
ands ia this place by ff,l rate workman. z--
Apply 10 lto' II HhAl, saddiu
y B. The subscriber designs kerplg On
hand an elegant assortment of ready made
worn. which he will sell low for cash. country
produce OF amy Kind ol piuo Timber. Of 10 pune
lnul customers on credit 10 H. GRAY.
Feb .. te3w12
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Ir0m IN v 7. NMlmal.
STATE. RIGHTS AND WRONGS.

= \ r. ~ . y y
Inc charge sdmst Governor 'iHTos, u by tue
National lntelasenccf,l compressed IN tc"
of nom the state oi New i orh 10 Washington
H. soieil the aud OF Congress IN the construction
81 in' i"le 'alId ana thai IA ms message 81
ls21 ne decnes tbepowcr Of The Gcne,a GOV
eI''hl'7l' Ia 'onsho'' ''haiS ana roads N ths
lelIoiirs OF INC states.
II, IN the consideration of This subject. We
Snail 20 more n large thdn COMFORTS with the
usual ote'tiy OF newspaper article, We must
plead o"' excuse IA inc importance 81 the dis
ca,son. and IA The new views which We may
m'"a9ly have me good fortune to present.
Inc opinions which have been offered by scyc-
raj newspaper editors, as We have before sud,
should he considered only rs then Y#c aDR,
thrown Out without reflection or examination.
! survey Of tie whole ground viii he useful, If
nor convincing.
De powers CLAIMED Tor the National Gov
cnIheht over roads ahd canals are Of triple
hahfN.
/ fo' tb'r construction IN Inc territories OF
Tic several states without ihoiI consent.
: In making surveys ana fecohhosahces
win NeA TO these "2rcl>.
.. 10: the appropriation or distribution oi
funds among tie several states Tor SpeeIIe
"er',s OF Internal improvement IN oIdef to en-
able men construction.
ihehid power has never been exercised
lte second has frequently been exercised ana
TIN tmrd Eas, IN reference toa few cases, such
| Us t1S nc 'PeaNe ana 'ei""a are NaH"i, aloa1d
IL ais OF oAo' ana Dia.nu s"anP 'dnhi ~
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Gortnior GfiatoH--lt may be- rccollccted b,
our readers, that some day 40, IN speaking OF
GOV Chntou's message 10 the y Y. Legislature,
We remarked. that the views eft Nlr Albums aud
Gen Jackson IN relation 10 the important sub
iect of con-utpti nj construction, werc hostile
tothese a,oWedhy Virginia and that Go, Clul-
tons Nefe aealy, II not in entire accoflmee
with thcn. and We naturally asked. .ralfa If
bem ought irga.a /" support 1n-rhs ques-
tn attracted tae rauee OF lack-s. daist4
print, punHshadln Tue ciIs Of New KorG. aad
known as Snowden Ad,ocate--a print which
substitutes d" quips aud aicurc, oi uppia.' tor
argumcnl-which makes mos, taho. I'd ,aalts 10
be witty when ii cannot be visa.-.and which
seems to thiak that all virtue consists IN sup
porting Mau.n Van Buren aud Bu,I,ta.llsm, oad
IN opposing Dewitt Clinton. Accordingly, We
are greeted With the following paragraph, h,
that paper distinguished alike Ion its non chm
imre 30, srammaacalpung, aud its exquisite
dcton:-
g" paper called the fileiaiqn, published
someNheIe N Virginia. sly. dat rcfai1 suent
T. >ufposrLosomor Clinton for TIM nc>t Pre- .
deuct because Ire eotcran, the sane view, "a
constitutional construction thai then STATE doe
-iia1 ho" ioug has he entertained these all
saving doctrine, -
All that we adyeto do, i, to answer Nh SNOW
dens query and fortunately we are mol Ich
without assistance in SO doing. The same mad
winch brought US lbc -" Advocate furnished us
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III.
- Lottery will take place on WeducsdaG
dc III inst. IN Richmond
10000 Dolln1s--IIighest p rize
Who viii let so e,cat an opportunity of bccon.
ing rith, pass b, unuatce11 Tie Grand Capi-
mi, 1rc offered to you Al ilcns for the small
SIM Of s5--do not delay, We entfrat you--the
tickets are going oil pap'diy and YOU may le,e
tn mcly numbers il immediate" Aspiration be
Mt made At Head Qna,ters Recoliect but a
few days since tine Capitals $4,000 and $1,000
were returned bt ms 10 tle Manager the ''Vir-
eip'a Literature Lonuy' fdc "Goddcs57
wilh oulsretcbrd arms invoked yon TO The
threshold Of fortune HE prizes were within your
grasp, and YOU would not throw out the Htest
Hoot in the favored Stream. Il you wish yotr
poci,ts filled 10 overlooking We otter you the
IuIlnuinr- rn1ncr.- w.
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S5Imn


s5a5 prizes. amounting TO $1,000
S2D3 blanks
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.nHE drawing Of the Dismal swamp Canal
- Lottery will take place on "Wednesday,
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IFeAN Apprentice viii 10 taken at
this Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-05
New AiMe OF MaM Coaches,

vJVHE public are Informed that new line of Mail
II Coaches is established, intersecting the Winches-
ter stage at Fairfax Court House, and the Charottes-
Vile stage at Orange Courthouse. 1t starts from
Fairfax Court House Mondays and Wednesdays, at
ga VI. on the arrival of the stage From Alexandria,,
and arrives at Orange CourHouse at z. NJ on Tues
DAYS anl Thursdays the arrival OF the stage from
Fredericksburg. 1t starts from Orange Court-Hous
at ga VI on Mondays and Wednesdays on the arrival
of me stage from Charlottesville, and arrives at Fairfax
Court House on Tuesdays and Thursdays at A p NJ Oh
the arrival of the stage from Winchester.
This route is aboutth distance to Chariottes-
vile as that BY fredericksburg, and is, in winter, de-
cide.ll, preferable It's shorter route to Stsunton
than that b, winches,er--passes through populous
and picturesque country. AMI furnishes to the curious
an ateiligen, traveller, captivating view OF
Monticello AMI the University OF Virginia.
The Proprietor Ia procured close, comfortab' e
Coaches; strong active .orses; discreet, careful dri
vers; and viii warrant the accommodations to be eN
cel9i by none. Every exertion shall he made to
please.
FARE.
From Fairfax Courthouse to Centreville, 623 cts;
from Fairfax C. n TO Haymarket, 81 50; from Fairfax
c. a. to Buckland, II IS; from Fairfax c. II. to New
Baltimore, - 10: from Fairfax C. IL. 10 Warrenton,
s. 50; from Fairfax III. to Jefferson, IS Is; trop
Fairfax C. II. To Culpepper C., II. 81 sos from Fairfax
C. II to Orange C. H., IS miles, Sc %
ian 2S-1aw3m THE PROPRlETORS.