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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-23
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ARRIVED. Jane 81,
Schr Charlotte, Motftt, Bait. freight for the Dis
trict.
SAILED. JuEE d,
Brig Thomas and Edward, Mcclellan, n. York
Schr Pioneer, Eldridge, Halifax.
Schr. Velocity, Gray, Boston,
scllr. Rising sun. Remington, Providence.
JUNE %,
Brig Alexandria, Howes, Boston.
Schr Virginia, ROdbrd. New York.
ARRIVED. JUNE %,
Shin Rosseau, McLeveen, Philadelphia ballast to
WIN. Fowie X Co.
Passed up to Georgetown Brig Luna,
Passed down from Georgetown-S.i p Shenandoah,
lose, for Bremen.
Brig Olympia, Brown, arrived at New York 18Th
instant.
Scbr Hayall Shove hence al Boston 18th inst
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-23
BENJAMIN +. HIGGS,
N'NaIT!laH pro. ICII
SPENCER NJ. BALL, Scc'y pro. TEN.
From the National Intelllgencer.

Frcm the National Iatelilgencer,
Amongst t1e papers which compose the
supplement, to the address Of HENRY CLAY ~
the Public, and frs, among them, We lind The
the following statement:
Statement of William Sample transmitted in letter to
Clay.
"On TUESDAY, the 22d day OF Marc h,l825
when General Andrew Jackson was on his
wav from Washington City to his resd nee
~ Tennessee, he, with number ui the CIT Zens
Of Washin gton, Pennsylvania, and OF the coun'
", wcr, III he publ house OF Mr. Chambers
Tnu-kr"per, West Alexandria, Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Edward mclaughlin, citizen OF Done
gil township, Washington county, Penasyl-
,~n.A, called at The public house Of Chambers,
in the town of West Alexandria, for the specia!
pprrosr of seeing General Jackson. MIR. +.
M'Gl anghlin was introduced to the General,
and after the common salvation Of shaking
haods, Mr. M'Glaughlin said, well, Genera,
we did all we could FOR you here, but The rascal>
at Washington cheated you out oft" TO this
expression, General Jackson made the follow.
ing reply Indeed, my old friend, there wa,
chen'ery and corruption and bribery TOO. Tne
Editors Of the National In lllgencer we've 6rid
ed to suppress The publication of honest George
Kremer's letter" Mr.. M'Glaughlln's intro
6uct;on was at his own solicitation, III public
house, in The presence of room full OF gen
,lemen: and the conversation also in the SAM
public house, in the presence OF a large pr"
miscuous company. Samuel Workman, Tho
mas Morgan, Joseph Henderson, Josiah lrrns-
dell, William Sample, aud others were pre-
sent"
We mos, sincerely regre, that the publica-
ton Of the statement of Mr. Sample should
have ne necessary 10 prove that General
JACKSON had been in the habit OF freely spreads
+ ing abroad the charge Of corruption against
the los, election Of The President oil the United
States. Opposed, upon every political prlh'
oiplc-opposed, if We may 50 speak. inSt'nct're-
IN, TO The election Of General JACKSON To The
Presidency, for which his warmest supporters
do not mainiain that n is at all hted, we have
bad every disposition TO treat him with person
al respect. We have never permitted our
elves TO utter word derogatory Ia his char
| acier-as man. We have conducted our OPP
position to him Gecorously, and with even u
delicate regard to those relations with which
it is GU. opinion that mere political differences
ought never 10 interfere II we had bern in-
| formed, privately, that General JACKSON had
uttered the language ascribed to him, we
should not knowing him to b. at once over.
conEding and passionate) have 'dken the least
note oGi,. We shosld have pitied his dension,
and pardoned the aspersion. Nay, We do still:
but we cannot allow 1t TO pass wholly without
remark.
To the imputation Of bribery, the Editors OF
the National Intelligencer disdain to reply.
They have lived 10 little purpose, 1t such n
idle suggestion to their prejudice hnds credit
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-23
Drawing and Painting.

MISS SARAH WILBAR begs leave respectfully
1Vl 10 inform the inhabitants of ,Iexandris that she
intends opening School for Drawing and Painting
at the Residence of Mr.. J.sT o: Wilbar, upper end
of King street
day. Wednesday. Thursday and Friday, from four o.
clock till six in the evening She 1atters herself by
unremitng attention to the improvement of her pu-
pills to merit portion of public patronage
June 25-4t MWF&M
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-23

Your most ob't serv't
BUSHROD WASHINGTON.

And, ON motion Of Bushrod Washington, Jr.
il wa, resolved that these letters be- placed a.
mong The proceedings of this Committee, and
that we express our regret that the eng gemen's
Of the Honorable Blshrod Washington deprive
us Of his services.
Resolved, on motion of Bushrod Washing
ton, Jr. that delegation Of fcIr members OF
this Committee be appointed TO attend he
Central Committee as proposed by The meeting
IN Washington City on the 10Th Of Nav last,
and thai the Chairman appoint said delegation
Whereupou, Thomas Fairfax, ESQ. G0s'avu
Ii Scott, Aenry Fairfax aud Bu,hrod WASH
ington, Jr. we're appointed.
On motion Of GUsravus II. Scott it is re-
solved that The Chairman be added. 10 said dele
CATION
On motion of Henry Fairfax, it i, resolved,
that sub committee, consisting OF four men,
hers h. appointed, whose du'y III II be TO open
a CORE spondence immediately with other cons
| mit,ers throughout The State, and that the
| Chairman appoint said Committee. Where
upon. Gus,avus II, Scott, A'cxanaet Waugh,
Charles &. Stewart and Joshua Hutchinson
were appointed 10 compose said Commit:ce.
On motion of Bushrod " ashinglon Jr. i, IS
resolved that the proceedings OF This meeting
| be signed BY the Chairman and Secretary pro.
htem aud r. quest to be published IN the Ma
tional Iutelhgencer, the National Journal and
Pr, nix Gazette, ard that This mreting do now
! adjourn.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-23
$50 Reward!

IAN AWAY from the subscriber, residing IN Eau
IL qucr equity, Va. onthe 9Th ns'.-a negro woman
named KITTY; about 81 years ofage, tall very stout
and well made she is of very dark complexion, has
rather curling lips, and fore tooth broken will
give $50 if She b taken in the District OF Columbia,
and $50, if taken in Maryland or syivania ana
all expenses paid:I9 all cases she must De secureo
SO that get her again ,,..co>,
June lift RoBhhi e. rn' ioN'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-23
Trust Sale.

by virtue o' a Deed of Trust duly executed to me
Hp by Edmund l.. Brown, shall on Monday the
Esd inst at the Auction Store Gnmediatey after the
sale OF Negroes advertised by Joseph Janney, Esq.
Irustee) proceed to sell sundry articles of
Household and Kitchen Furniture
The property Of the aforesaid Brown, terms Cash.
&. 4. CHAPMAN.
june l9-dts GEO. JOHNSON, Auct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-23
RANK ROBBERY.

From the Boston Gnmmrl cisl Gazette of
Tuesday, we eX ract NE folio wing intelligence.
Of which 1t may he advisable to take some nos
,ce in our money market; as ii is quite posi-
bic that sharp look out 'nay bring some Of
The parties concerned 10 all acquain anoc with
our well known and Argus-ryed trirnd Hays:
New York statesman.
EXETER B4NK Robbed - We learn by
a gentleman. from EXt;er that Ihe bank i'll that
town was robbed, between Saturday nigh: and
Yesterday morning, of bills and spnc Gle 10 The
amount Of TWENTY FIVE or IHiRi Y
THOUSAND DOlLARS--.bout 5000 in spe-
Gle, the remainder bills, principally lo'> * 90 So,
The bank and he vault were catered by false
keys, but the iron chest Containing the money
was broken open bv cro"bar. A pocket book,
coni aiming The name of en- indn ddal aaOwn IN
Exeter was lett on the counter by the robbers,
which circumsta lance, il IS thought, may lead TO
their detection. Messengers have been des>
patched in every direction; and the public are
called upon TO exercise a lil,le caution and vi
GLANCE Tits is The most extensive robbery
that has occurred IN this =, ciion OF the country
for MANY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-23
Trustees Sale

u virtue of five several deeds Of trust from Law
~ renee G. Alexander to me dated the - day
OF july 1927. the 9th day of August, 1927 The 5th
day of March, 1928 the 10th day Of March, 1898 and
the 4th day of June 1925 duly recorded in the Clerks
Office OF Prince William County Court, | shall on
Thursday, the 9Th day of Angus next, before the
front-door Of Prince William Court House, offer for
sale to the highest bidder, for ready money, all the
Estate, real and personal, conveyed to me by said
deeds, consisting of said Alexander's interest under
his fathers Will in Tract of Land. called Effinc-
ham, lying upon Cedsr.Run in said County. and IN 81
valuable Slaves his share, estimated 10 contain 5000
cs, of Certain Lands in the State of Kentucky,
Tract OF Land Of about 100 acres adjacent 10
Etfmgham, and four Slaves in his possgs sion As
shall sell merely as Trustee, shall convey 20 the
purchasers of said Estate such title only as is vested
in me by the said deeds.
june 45-ts JOHN MACTAF
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-23
AUCTIONS
Trustees sale

IN Monday the Esd day of June next, at twelve
~ O'Clock, at the Auction Store, corner of King
and St Asaph streets, will be offered for sale at
Public AUCTION for cash, ,undry Negro Waves. The
purchasers will be required to give bond and security
the County of Fairfax in Virginia BY order of the
Trustee. GEO IOuNSuN
NAV 25-1awts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-23
e.. 'Otice.

"iLLIAM E. ALEXANDER having ed to
w me by Deed. bearing date on the 18th day OF
May 1898, which Deed is Of record in the Clerk Office
Of Prince William County; all his real and personal
estate for the purpose of paying his debts. All per-
sons indebtedto him b, bond note, or open account,
are requested to make immediate payment, as there
are pressing claims; and all persons TO whom is
indebted will present their claims The stock OF goods
on hand for SALE favorable terms. and the store
house i'll Buc kland for rent.
CuAS. HUTTON,
june 25-1awlm Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-23
Vhis is to give Notice

yJ1IIAT the subscriber Of alexandria County, IN the
/ district of Columbia; has obtained from the Or.
phans Court of said County, letters OF Administration
County aforesaid deceased; all persons having claims
against the said decedent hereby warned TO ex-
bibit the same to the subscriber passed by the Or
rb.ns Court on or before the 2ls, day of December
next, or they may by law be excluded from all bene,
~ "a Estaie and those indebted thereto requir
81 IN make immediate payment. Given under my
hand, this 21st day Of June 1923:
N' GEORGE WISE, Admir- of
;une e1-et JOSEPH JENKINS, decd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-23
(NiftNM fNr Sale.

EYNDER the authority of decree OF the County
L Court of Fairfax, CLIFTON, the beautiful seat
of the late James Pa'tsn, Esq will, a. Monday. the
30th day Of June, 1928, If fair, if not, on the next fair
lav be sold at public auction TO the highest bidder
This seat has HnneS ed to II about
Imo Huaorcd and 7Wenty .Acres Of Land;
is situate about four miles below the town Of 3exan
ra; and ,or htalth beauty ofprospect, &c &c rs one
of the most desirable situations for residence in the
ad lining country
Terms of sale will be, one third cash, the balance
at and - months-the payment to be secured by
Bonds and Deeds Of Trust on the property.
WILLIAM PEAKE, Commissioners
RICHARD c. MASON. o'"'''''''0"''''
iIne As
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-23

and Mr. Richard Rush as Vice President, and
our exertions Icing wholly directed 10 that OBJ
Ject,vwe think the addition of your name to oul
list will greatly promote our wishes.
Your answer on this subject will very much
obige the Committee.
With sentiments Of the highest respect, /
am sir,
Your very obi servt
JOHN Z. HUNTER.
MouNr VERNON, July 18th, 1928.
To John G. Hunter, Esq. Chairmsn, &c.
Dear Sir: have received your letter Of the
10Th, in which you communicate the unani-
nous wish OF the Ants Jackson Corresponding
Committee for Fairfax County, that l would
allow myself to be considered member Of that
body.
Believing that the utmost purity of conduct
attended the election of Mr. ]. Q. Adams TO the
office which he now holds and has so ably adj
minisered,I have never hesitated, when til
occasion offered, to express my sentiments In
favor of his reelection TO the Presidential
Chair, should, OF course, accede TO the wish OF
the Commiltee, If, by doing so, could promote
the object which they have in view. But ex.
pecting soon to leave the county, not 10 return
to it until after the cleo ion has passed, shall
but nominally occupy a place in that body,
which might be 5ene6ciaily filled by some more
efficient member.
With due sense of the honor which the
Committee has conferred upon me, * with SEN
timents OF very great respect and esteem Tor
yourself,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-23
SeiAiitZ Powders,

USORNING AN efItrvescing lraught, possessing all
Il the asperent properties Of the celebrated sed.
i,z and Chetenham waters; and as refreshing aud a.
creeabIr as Soda Water AN excellent aItcie IN warm
climates o. sale at the Book .store IT
inn. 1O-eo3t A. T. KENNEDY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-23
Nrustee's Sale.

DY virtue of deed of trust from RobertT 1homp.
I'D son to me, bearing date the day Of May 1877,
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF Fairfax
County Court in the State Of Virginia, shall, on
Monday the 1911 day Of .4ugust mert, (beiug the first
day Of Fairfax August County Court before The front
door of the Court House of said county, expose to
sale, by public auction, for ready money Tract Of
Land conveyed ~ me by said deed, estimated to con.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-23
$50 ACRES.

The said land Is described by said deed part Of
a tract lying upon OccDquan Bay in sad county now
in the occupancy of SAID Thompson. A. shall sell
said land merely rs trustee under sad deed, shall con-
vey to the purchaser such title only thereby
ed ia me. JOHN NACKAE.
NAV l5--tS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-23

Alta meeting of the Anti-Jackson Cores
Pending Committee for the County OF Fairfax.
nell at the court house of said county, on
thursday the 10Th inst, in the absence Of Gen
'Tal John {. Hunter, Chairman, Benjamin +.
Eggs was called to the Chair, ard Spencer NJ
n'P appointed Secretary; ana thereupon the
GLOWING letters were re2d:
PRovlDENcE, June 10th, 1925.
10 the Hon. B. Washington,
Dear Sir: 1t is the unanimous wisispf the
anu y Jackson Corresponding Committee for
+ Fiax County, that you will allow yourself to
&c considered member thereof. Having
' 'een Informed tina, you are in favour OF the re
'~eNon Of Mr., John Q. Adams as President,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-23

The procession in Baiuuore on the Fourth
Z jor, will exceed any thing of the Kind that
., been seen lor length of time. All the dit-
.,,, uades with their appropriate badges will
Of. 10 The ceremony.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-26
LYNCHRURG, JUNE 2e. Isns.

Fourth Of Jnty-The notes ofrreparat,on far
the celebration Of this day are sounding IN every
scction of,hs Union Ia Baltimore. owing 10
local circumstance # uil D., communicated
with an unparalleled degree ofcafhn,iasm aud
sPlendor- All the professions viii unite in for
ming procession, and some portion Of each Of
'hem viii be engaged IN cmployments peculiar
10 then craff. they pass through the streets
eelebraton, somewhat similar, took place both
IN Baltimore aud Philadelphia some wears arc
but it was thee made parry business and ,,,,st
OF course have been less splendid than the one
now IN contemplation promises 10 be. The
cause Of this great display, is the contemplated
purpose OF the baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road
Company IN lav the first stone of that snnen-
dous work on that day.--Wc wish it may prove
II be as fortunate day for them as our anees
tors found It 10 be in " auid tang Vn."
In this place The two volunteer companies will
parade, aud salutos will he fired at morning
nam and snnset. At about = o'clock IL is ex
nected the Reader of Tie Declaration of Inde
pendenee Capt SamL l. HinitJ and the Orator
of the Day tJobn D. Uy7uhar,, csqr) will be- es-
corted 10 the PRESBYTERIAN church After The O.
ration shall have been delivered, the Volunteer
companies with tbcir invited guests, and such
citizens as may unite with them, will raarch 10
their respective places of dining
We heartily respond to remark in the las,
tarsdy Visitor in relation TO the celebration Of
the 4fh--that every man whose means permit,
" should bring an offering in silver or gold. and
the altar of Liberty, dedicate II To the ca1ise
of fiberty-the oauae ofhumanity, Of religion
the cause of suffering Africa" We hope that
the contributions made to the Colonization Fund
at the ensuing Anniversary may quadruple that
any preceding year and it undoubtedly will,
fits friends are active and Jealous We under.
stand that il is intended TO make a collection in
aid OF the funds of the Colonization Society on
the 9TH, after the Grafton closes.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-26
WOOL CA{sDTNd.

BY a do@bie Cylinder N0chjRe.
TpHE sebecrbes respectfully inform the
- public that their Cariine Machine IS now
IN complete orlrT, tor the reception Of Wool,
which viii he received at their Store, opposite
me V'rginian Office, or at the machine, az the
place formerly known as Col. Lynch's MIL, hat
mile from Lynchburg, and carded in the best
manner and delivered a, the Same places. at
the shortest notice Persons residing at dis
fance would do well to forward their wool to tins
machine by their Wagons h'inglag ! prodace.
We have employed person To conduct the
machine, who is thoroughly acquainted with the
business. Under his superintendent, il has
undergone complete repair. and the carding
NH be done ~ superior style. We viii card at Z
cents per to. which is cheaper than usual, IN
Consequence ofthe badness oftbe times and
w the ciofc solicit the patronage ofthe public.
We are receiving a large supply of very supe-
nor Wool aud We shall keep constantly on
Maud, aud for sale, NooL aud Wool koLLs,
which viii be sold low for cash.
HOLMES & BREWSTER.
june 10 ittS7I
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-26
CoMNTSICATIONs-foy he pis,,ulor.

CUtttFni'On NJ Granes. There can 30 longer
he doubt but this country is well adapted 10 The
cultivation OF the grape The few actual espe-
rments already made have proved very satisfac-
iory--we needed not in the first place have hesta.
ted-wh"n we saw every where our forests aud
woodland, spontaneously producing such lusuri-
ant vines, abundaniig luaded wiih fruit-si-
though smoih"red aud ctoal,rd =, they are hy
other growth and even ia Our open and cult
waited fields, we see scarce fence, or a hpdrp
or bush, winch Is not entwined by the vines oil
the native grape, aud without cultivation OF
pruning, bearing grape delicious 10 the taste
anu winch by proper process. will make excel
ifnt vine. II these native vines were taken and
planted IN rows. ADD supported Ly scaHolds or
treliSes, about or feet high, and We u naunred
around the roots, with straw leaves, or any
trash, Dor inches deep, md tic branches we'll
suckefed, and kept clear and distinct from each
other, they would grow much faster and rro-
ducr much more abundantly. Bnt the best plan
would be, after planting The wild erairc as above
directed, 10 enerait the domesfic grape npon
their stocks select such grapes IA you wish to
cultivate, and graft half OF each row. and tnrn.
ing them together, and let AS many shoots remain
the other side, and urn them together. to make
every other row OF sCaGod' OF each kiad Of
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-26
FROM GuATE MIA.

Sqrnnna4, June li.--Wm. b. RocHrsrrn.
y.u. Charge d'Af,ires rom the United States
ia Guare,nala arrived here yesterday in the
schooner Albion, from Omoa, and will pro-
reed by the first opportunity 10 Washington
CIV
Bis This arrival, we collect the following IN
formation
The Government OF Central America is
vrtuallv dissolved. The President has re
signed, but the act was, in some degree, COM
pulsory The civil war continues, hut the
yea, of il is changed from Guatemala 10 St
Salvador. The latter Power bias increased
ii4 army 1900 men, and has at present the as
cnndancy hattie was lately fought AT
Chalehuapa. Both sides claimed the viClo.
nv. The priests have originated The opposi-
lion totharal principles. The only Junction.
AIRY remaining in the country was the Minis
~ from oo ubia, aud he would shortly re
move.
Bolivar, with some troops, vAs within
aghfy mites OF Gonna, where the Convention
Va. ~ SESSION. This is the constitutional
d sianre prescribed Although al present il
"a supposed that there are in the Convention
snaj0ritY opposed 10 Bolivar's views, still il
.lhonghi that they will be brought over Ia
his measures. H3 object is supposed 10 hr
not nalY 10 be app tinted Dictator for tie bur To
establish hereditary succession. Thu first
might ,.aSlV hc obtained The success Of the
latter Is doubtful
Heavy exactioas have been made on TO
reign merchants, by the Government Of
Guatom ale, from witch Americans atone
have hecn exec opt IN the only instance nj.
ienpted, that is. npon n Mr.. K chardson, of
Island. He resisted II successfully.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-26

"A US1=Some where On thr road rndIne
Il from yncbbuig by Glaek Wafer Nil
betwcrn Mrs Brirhfs IA Bedford aud Mr. Whi#.
teniop Is on Sunday eveD,nr ihst, Il small -
Morocco Packet Book Containing a. VII NJ Z
rrcpIirci. tru duinf notes snd ltsre i've dp.
lar mite. - ell 500 h tlso bad NV Iolle,y
Tickets IA II and aomr puppets. which az of H.,
consequence 10 Any person bm N, self ~
name Ma written ui 10 ~ anr o. twu places 4
ny person Who viii give nag information ofita
THIS office 81 that eoi Il again, s1aIl be libcral
" rewarded - tie snhs"tibcr.
WILLIS *. HAWKES.
June 10 q
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-26

EJOrCE.--Ta IRE subscriber stu continues 10
" seHfoharco 1d other produce IN commits.
son. tie ,oW also snip produce D my tita for a
rsrD moderate compensation. heeping reg Mar
correspondence NTH The best mercantile houses IN
Richmond from ,etich he receires he earliest and
most authentic commercial Indifference tram Eil-
1pr md eiscebere he all be enujiet 10 transact
ta@aes, nj all lines uitb n thorough tnoWiedge
Of Me foreign us Weh rs domestic marftis
3 H4TCHER.
N b. HIRING been appointed Chnnce,g CAM
missioner I'm prepared at al times to take
dispositions any u,eJa y. Campbell counip. and
na0g generaiiy be found at Dy Ql'ice, Il fer doors
dtouc The FTdntttn Ho!ei 4 II.
MAY 10 iflso3
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900 D0sIsIIAkgS.

All the Pu2e payah'e So Cash. which may
b. had, as usdat - soonas drawn.
Whole Ticket - -
Hal 81 % Quarter S2l-o
u The holder OF two Tickets or Shares,
must draw oua prize, aod may draw three.
fEsMs---For packages, not less than fifty
Tickets, Scheme price, (ot approved NOTES,
PAYABLE fifteen DAYS after the draWng, with.
ou interest. Vendors, at az times, supplied
Al Scheme price.
a. OnDlas, by mail or Otherwise, meet
the same attention given to personal applica,
zion. Address 10 Manager o'fc"s.
Lgnohbnrg, hirtmopd,
Winches'er, Ebeeipg.
hUG. LEFTWICH.
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