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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-01
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, &c,
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STeN WE received 'ror, NV l a., p tI
IL pn,a and Rfcb,ucpd g. ri , se,n'rt
~nich the, olfrr to r. y>ig,rn,, N 'cpan.s AMI
ihe public gene al Among "tseh ole ifs III.
loving artiCteS
f., son an Glanprr Salt, "heba,'. 6c.1' ..
P,ru,Ian Bark, sqpl.ls, am. tai, =. SUI
phnr do.Cbamomllr. do. Baazo.n aui a." -
Castle soup bit Windsor 60. ~ ,dre-s, l.l"''
pHafe a ion, Carbonate IL. Ptrop. trth D..
Csserpr p. PEI PuIv. tarrrai. Gum Ans.
q IN 4 abe. Gum Op,nu, Gum 80, ~"
OH Butgurd, Pp,r, T. .,r.r- II alt oes' ny
rors Qurine. y | hue M,rpnla. A'et-' DO.
Hld. Pcra,s, Ioonf. oil - blto. Pprtf bl''N
O1ydr OF Mercury. Prepared -, VI ''''
cyorh, de-. Rhauany, do. b. iee.. 49,, b. 20.
Calrnad Aagnesia, L0mr dr. IS II.
aud ctudt. Carh nat" Amm nls. btlhaaa ."
oW hoo, CT Ko-rs, Con, ~ L - Coz
J.lap, CaIumtl, Fluid TX. ST. saparnls. ~. 10
yrrW.lt, Chloride Of Time. Sai Ef"'os -"
A,hes. ~, Gingrr, hi, a he'd y eon', hfou"'
do.. M mfgs, Cloy s., Alece Casa, ftie1
Iuube asle, Preston Sale, Aroma ing"
d. Kldder's Duiabe lak, Bear o., M''''
~ On & aek anu Fed kp""dt, 9'"''0
Nnx rud Ndfls, Touih r,a.hrs, hf1 "..
,hay're do marking do, Camd's hen ,'
cllS, STUFF boxes, match b"x"s. lI"''
Aacn oy snuff, Reeves water color s''
lomp. lamp eIa,sp,. u. a..
O. A eererai as,ormeu, OF PGnH' ms
Dye SUITS mn
PA, .,ttaps, INGREDIENT, and tho pubIt s'ue
rally are u.sied To call.
\. b. Particular atteouon paid 90 pr" ng Wy
lrrserptrons OF pm, >,,,en, ana lam"F''
Oc'ol 81 IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-01

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-01

d, pafs between tic diplomats corp have uesn
It Is known. within irw days more frequent u,aa
ever An tins udl5str that important negotiations
are on the tops wIaiinesafious Courts which II
present appear "a a eousuIzed afase kiasla. du-
ring the aIBtsr, vi ast with a high hard. and
to to bulls The either Northern Power into her
view " hlra uo doubt France fofssscs SUM
II Luld Chancellor hes u'cn confined WITH
sheHtat,arh IT tls English Gba.aa.
r Ca..a- In toiloa.u Is the rfIaTt Of liz
-l.--LL L.--El- l--IaH- dlI-I ia ,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-01
lruly Fashionable and cheap
Stock Of Goods.

I6ROM Iece"t ARRIVALS TO" ih' no'''l w.
IL Cities, (seIectrJ hy one OF he u"
can confidently assure on triend' Az" '''
lie that we can noi only display a iSsht '"p.
bat decidedly cheaper s'och oil D'o"' ,,
we have ever bad and II IS our dcl, ts
to oilrr goods at prices tnai vii "S'''
con'inued patronage of our customers
A few pieces splendid Polonese silks, eur
new style
Do do Perstnes for Ladies CloaN'
Imperial black Sal in, for dresses
Frsl quality Satin Lpvautines
Do Italian Lutrsiriugs and Gro he Maps
A fen pieces fashionable Silks for bo""e'S
3 boxes splendid new style Ribbons
do do Belt DO ,..,s
A large assortment hands me Winter N''
Fig'd Swiss Muslins. richly worked
A great variety of Barege. Lama. ! ho0''
Merno Shawls and fancy Hdkis'
MetIno Cloths, assorted colors
Bomhazelts of every desciip ION. ..,b
The above have he purchased 'o' ',a
within the last weeks, at reduced prltfs'
will be offered very low.
MIKE, ROBINSON ="
Nov 10 Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-01

M4NOEs HIRE the balance Of the year ii
L NEGRO WOMAN and a small GIRL.
Enquire 1T this Office
February IL Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-01
eW0iCE MINES

W ~ hS.
bHhE subscribers b''irr made ana.
- ~n's with hon'e At m Sonh. Vi a"ss
regular importers 81 Madeira Wipe. no arf
ihtir power Ia nfr TO then ro - It ~
sfuele Of Tn fn".t qunn,-rL,t 80, I''e
te.tsd by the e1I.sfteu,e # :, y,r.i,.. e.
20 /" large s1iett, = IL, mosi ie.p,c,ss4. 10
ii'm'n o'Frgitne and May land ln,..n -s'.
suusf 81 y ne
Loudun Particular Madeira
1Iufd do
Burgundy do
The fnest Grape Ju,cee-a derc,,,.- -.
not much known ii herfo IN yi,o,n.z "''-.
Wi be delivered L n,emen IN p.ps.
p'i e, quarter c",k' hal, putt r. l..a'.
Co.'-Harrantrd geuninc, aud n, r.'l ~ s
,'afs old, mben Ley ieft Maoena. ~ m .
Ia 1880 hui 1881 NrkFE .7a-
Sep. 2Yth ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-01

JsHusa Wrh,e aafl details oftht late pro
ccaIu. afIhu bse5 IN tn. ls'aud 0asb08l1t
oF1 bHgt#tai,# #ibrcn laid Waatc bF Il,-some
oflb.m IL ma.l extensive III th, f,lu3 and
the Whoie dJn1sa uom fli. r.usr, Is pat down at
fHeH maltoaE ~ dIfa1s. More than TIRE THU
aoai slaves had been Killed OF ryeculed-hBg up
by srous, d without much ceremony N hot down.
Al ai"It aid sarp number lad bon hasgod
n Il Hdhur He number ii whilep,t.ona nI,-
led, IS Not #Iat,d Atone time 1t If ,lrd ,hat Hlrig
EaheoHd NEGROES woe embodied. s4ne OF lAcm
o,mei Ihry had been dispersed but many were
THOUGHT 10 have raU,d 10 the mountains. The GOV
pmor ssu#d a proclamation deuomelng the pun
idHrW # d,a'1 GA all VINO did lat surrender be
tofa Ia. lh.n February. and order were ISSUED a
ealnst The publication If the confessions of amy Of
the "roba#. relative To the eo>u9ta., The
Maroon appear TO have rendered most lmpor-
taut spryl to the white populations ia this great
emergency WeIbonght that all ct tins cass Of
persons had been cxpced-bg one tie erassost
violations Of the faith OF treaties which mad mmtod
modern umes and yet thc remnant eonb1s ON the
sIde Of those who much wrobgcd thair fathers
and themselves
A Kingston paper Of Jan - Our latest date
says Il Is evident tat the neck of the rebellion IS
broken but whether the measures which have been
pursued wall induce the llbels Who have taken shc-
ter IA the woods 10 return TO du.y or not time only
can show
A letter from the head quarters fnaJ gen III.
ton. dated Jan p spys-.
:" We are hcra IN the midst of burnt cstltes but
you mHat not sopposr thai tac whole country
loohs black and burnt Wtnh t exception Of thu
works. the whole country is Green few of the cane,
hac boen bunl. aud thosl winch have, still show
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-01
Winter NuAieos.

SSsgsas PIECES n,. na ,', N W. r'"n
yard, on tn most accommodating .rsms
M'kEE, ROBINSON y c..
y y. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-01

Al onward to the eye
9fardenl lauh beyond the pes1u laud.
Tier aIofaus mansions IN
There hag h.sH fouu = ,ast al Con rsIf hand
Hid ~ Lar Ia.tl heams tHatlouud tic hIet oA#
,... "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-11

Our first page contains the speech of General
Smith, ct Maryland, in favor Of the nomination
If Me-. Van Buren,. 1t might well be suffered to
pass sans phrase, or. in the common language. to
:" Tor what 1t is worth. II is almost throughout,
VIDE Of the true question. The general is
a stager in party politics. He has the GOODNESS
and tactics of veteran ally. When he bore his
personal evidence to the surprising proficiency
of President Jackson. in the study of our nation
al affairs and particularly our foreign relations.
smile must have beeu perceived on the face of al
most every auditor, which no one could have been
alta loss to comprehend. 1t is probable that the
same expression attended his statement Of the
Presidents claim to the obnoxious passages Of
the instructions to Mr.. M.Lane. With whatev v
er pOsi'iyeness aud intrepidity some allegations
are made, people will be perversely and vexa-
uonsly lncreduious. The General admitted that
the passages might as we'll have been omitted,
and perhaps the President is now Of the same OPT
nion.-Nai. Ga-.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-11

At called meeting of the Saint Andrews
Society, held last evening at Clagett's Hotel, the
following preamble and resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
Animated with the Same love, in common with
our fellow-citzens, for the memory of the Father
Of his Country, George Washington, we. the
members Of the St. Andrews Society Of Alexau-
dria, most cheerfully agree to unite in the Cen.
tennial Anniversary Of the Birthday of Wash
ington: Therefore.
RESOLVED, That Committee Of Three be ap.
pointed to meet and confer with the several other
Committees Of the Town, relative to the arrange
ments of the god instant.
The Committee chosen in pursuance Of the
foregoing resolution, consist Of N. X. Fitzhugh,
w. Page, Jas. Mckenzie. -.
Resoiusd, That the Editor Of the Alex. Ga
zette be requested to publish the foregoing pro-
ceedings. AND. J. FLEMING, Sec.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-11
DUBIOUS ROOTS
Instruction in Singing

Mr. DYER. Teacher Of Music and Vocalist, from
Nl the Cities of New York and Philadelphia. re.
specially Informs the citizens Of e1andra ut hrges
that lie pr poses to Immediately the f0rma-
ton ofJuvenle and Adult Glasses fot instruction in the
rusIinents of Music and the Art Of Singing, a
anu highly approved plan, recently adopted in the
large cities with distinguished success.
Mr. DYER will attend in the Lecture Room Of Ch:iss
Church on Washington Street on Saturday Evening
next, al O'Clock, and give some explsnstions nj de-
tails of the system, to which all who feel Interest,"
ed respectfully n,ited; and when all farther parti
culars, as to terms &c. viii be made known Children
cannot be admitted; but other opportunities viii be af
forded them hereafter, Of which due notice will be gi
ven feb 10 u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-11

The New York Journal Of Commerce publish.
es dates from Europe, day later than before re-
ceived, derived from the Hannibal, from London.
The answer which the Emperor of Russia is re-
ported below to have made to the Dutch Ambas-
sador does not tally exactly. with Marshal sout's
assurances to the Paris exchange brokers, that
there was no apprehension ofwar. II King Will
liam should try his hand again, against King Le-
opod, all the threats of Russia would be unavail-
ING to hold back the French; 50 that peace or war
yet depend on the Belgian question.
LONDON, Saturday evening, Dec. 3l.-The
deliberatlon which was held yesterday at the Fo-
reign Office, with reference to the decision Of the
Conference, was, as we understand, one Of the
most important that has taken place since the
Representatives Of the Five Powers met. Short
ly after its breaking up, couriers despatched
by Lord PaImerston to Berlin and Vienna, with
instructions to travel with the greatest possible
rapldity, for the purpose, we understand, Of hav-
ing the answer here before the 18th of next month.
Our readers will remember, that the 10th Of ia
nuary is the day fixed upon by Protocol, for the
exchange of the notifications of the proposed
treaty OF peace between Holland and Belgium
ST.. PETERSBURG. Dee Ill am informed
from the best authority. that the answer to the
Baron Hakoren is as follows:--' the Emperor
could not promise to King William the desired
assistance unless his Majesty should think it
his duty to accept the "a articles, but the Enpe:
ror would not take it i'll if King William should
wish to continue the war at his own risk. The
Emperor, on the contrary. will promise him that
no other power shall interfere. Let King Will.
liam, them make an effort how far he can sue
coed against the Belgians."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-11
Circular.
Office Of the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Co.

CD1ce OF me Lehtgh C0a ana NdCtgdit0n 70.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 4, 1889.
CIR-The time having arrived when the Man gers of
y this Company solicit the orders Of their friends.
instructed BY them 10 say, that the prices and terms
of payment fixed for the present, the same tho
xst year. viz BY the cargo, Five Dollars per Ton Of
2240 lbs, delivered board Of vessels ct the Comps-
ny's wharves on the Delaware; and for any qusnty
not exceeding one hundred tons payment 20 be made
on the first Of November 1882; above that quantity,
one hslf the first of November. 1882; the other half
on the first Of January. 1883
Coal sold by this Company will be delivered on board
free from fine dust, il being carefully raked before
shipment.
As no advantage ofcredt can be gained by . post
ponement of ORDER, suggest the proPriety OF your
prompt attention to this point, and more particularly
So as the early part of the year affords the best oppor'
tunity for low fregs and insurance, also the great
or certainty of supply.
Many Of our distant correspondents having been
greatly Inconvenience in consequence Of their re.
srictng the Company in the price OF freight the Mana.
gers respectfully suggest, that orders should be sent
without any sucbrestrctions, leaving to their best
exerons to procure the the very lowe terms.
The Managers have further directed me to ay, that
they do not anticipate any alteration in prices, but
they should be lowered by the Company this year. per-
giving prev orders shall receive the benefit Of
such reduction; at the time. the Managers do not
d. ecude themselves from advancing the price with the
advance Of the season. should they deem expedent;
but orders received will not be subectto any advance.
The character Of the Lehigh Coal is we'll known,
that it is not deemed necessary to saboin any recon-
mendatons Of its quality tits sufficient to state, that
for psrour CRATES stoves, and culinary uses no Cosi
more generally approved in this place; while Is fuel
for steam engines. for mailing. heating brewers and
yers kettles. and in rolling and sit.ng mills, the Le'
high has decidedly the preference. On account OF s
greater durability and cleanliness to the extent or
thraeite coal for those purposes in PLi.depba and it.
vicinity. Respectfully,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-11

The Treaty with France, recently ratified by
the Senate of the United States, and the ratifca-
tons of which were exchanged with the French
Minister M. Serrurier.) on the Sd instant, was
Yesterday transmitted by the President to Con-
gress; and we had an opportunity Of hastily run
ming over ITS contents. The first article, which
is the most important, to claimants at least, is in
the following words:-l6td.
".4rticie l. The French Government, in or
der to berate itself completely from all the re-.
clamatiuns preferred against it by the citizens OF
the United States for unlawful seizures, captures,
seauestratious, confiscations, or distinctions OF
their vessels. cargoes, or other property, engages
to pay sum of twenty five millions OF francs to
the Government Of the United States, who shall
distribute it among those entitled, in the manner
aud according to the rules which it shall deter
mice"
Art. Q provides that the above sum is to paid
at Paris IN six annual instruments. with interest
at the rate Of four per cent on each OF the install
ments.
Art. 5 and provide that the Government
of the United States. on its part, for the purpose
of being liberated from all recIamations, &c. is
to nav to the Government Of France the SUN Of
/, 500 900 francs. in six annual instruments. &c.
Art. 5. provides that this treaty will not pre-
clude the prosecution OF claims, other than those
coming within its scope, in the Courts Of the
two countries respectively.
Art. 6 provides that the two Governments
shall reciprocaIIy furnish any documentary evil
dence in their possession to facilitate the adjudi-
cation OF claims.
Art 2 is in the following words:
The wines of France, from and after the ex-
change of the Publications Of the present Conven-
ton. shall be admitted to consumption in the
States Of the Union at duties which shall not ex-
coed the following rates by the gallon, (such as it
is used at present for wines in the U. S. To wit:
six cents for red wine in casks: 10 cts. for wines
Of all sorts in bottles. The proportion existing
between the duties on French wines thus reduc-
ed, and the general rates Of the Tariff which went
into operation the LIST Of January, 1929, shall be
maintained in case the Government of the United
States should think proper to diminish those &C.
neral rates in new tariff.
"In consideration Of this stipulation, which
shall be binding on the United States for ten
years, the French Government abandons the re-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-11

CARNATIONS which it had formed in relation to the
9Th article of the Treaty Of Cession OF Louisiana.
1t engages. moreover, to establish on the long
staple cottons of the United States, which. after
the exchange of the Publications Of the present
Convention, shall be brought directly thence to
France by the vessels of the United States, or by
French vessels, the same duties as on short sta
Pile cottons."
Art. 8 provides for the exchange Of ratiica-
tiona.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-11
CoMMUNICATED.I

COMMUNICATED.
At a called meeting Of the Alexandra Wash
inston Society. held at Mr.. CIagett's Hotel this
day, Mr.. Thomas Vowel, one of the Vice Pre-
sidents, took the Chair, and Thomas P. Coleman
was appointed Secretary. On motion, it was
ResoIred, That a Committee Of Three Mem
bers be appointed for the purpose Of cooperating
with the Committees deputed by the several as
sociations in town, to arrange the Celebration OF
the Centennial birthday Of George Washington.
The Committee to consist of Thomas Vowel,
Edgar Snowden and Thos. P Coleman.
Attest:
THOMAS P. COLEMAN,
Secretary, pro. tenn
Fri!ry, Februaru TO-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-11
BOSTON MARKET-FEB. 6.

BOSTON MARKET-FEB. 6.
Flour Owing to heavy supplies, and an eI.
tremely dull market, prices Of all descriptions
have declined. Several lots of Howard street
were sold on landing, at 81. no., Alexandria
and Fredericksburg lowland, 81 81, a and 6
mos; md Philadelphia at the latter price; Gene.
see, good brands. at ct, and E. S. Beach, red
mark, 81 per brl. Our quotations are in great
measure nominal.
Grain.-In consequence Of the heavy supplies
of Corn, which have come in since our last report,
prices are rendered altogether uncertain, and in
the present state of the market, we omit entire.
" our usual quotations.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-11
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.

FURNITURE, Mackeret. &c.
I'M Monday Afternoon, 18th instant 4 O'Clock, will
~ be soId Mt my Warehouse on King 81 v'r. Of
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Parcel rxkes
Is barrels No mackereI
brass Kettles
Lot stone ware
harpschord. out oftone, conse quently bar.
gain may he expected
handsome glass show case
With many o,h'r articles
T At private sale .-One splendid double barrel per-
cussion Gun, Damascus barrel, &c severa neat lou.
BILE and single barrel do Also, iron Chest com.
plete. feb IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-11
Tales " My Aand,ord,
FOURTH SERIES.

MONT AIMING Rope,t "f Psrs nd Caste Danger
- Gus, BY Sir Walter Scott, for sale by
- ELIZA KENNEDY.
.3Iso,
Encyclopedia Americana, vol 9th
Condor's Italy, II plates, 5 vols
The Poems of tiemsns, ileber, and Pollock, in one
vol 8vo, sheep
Buttons Natural History, vols with 500 engravings
new edition
Don ouixo:e, by Jarvis, plates by Cruikshsnks, ,
vols, boards
Heath's Picturesque Annual; and the
Amerit an Almanac for 1882.
Eeb6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-11
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Dulbous Roots.

IN Tuesday. the 18th inst at O'Clock in the After.
" noon, will be sold at my Auction Rooms, without
reserve, to close sales. n COLLECTION NJ
DUBIOUS ROOTS,
in good order. received from tn Gardens Of the cele-
brated E. Krr;age, at iIarlemiH ioIlsn consisting
of the most aufu h scinths, tulips, tazits, sc
IL Ladies and Gentlemen invited to sttCnC, 40
so favorable opportunity Of procuring fine Aowers
may never again occur.
fer IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-11

It is expected that the Committee Of WAYS and
Means of the House Of Representatives will re-
port bill to-day to re-charter the Bank Of the
United States.-Nat. Int Of yesterday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-11
SHIP NEWS.
PORT Of ALEXANDRA. IN.

ARRIVED, FEBRUARy 10,
Schr. Columbia, Teal, New York; freight for
the District.
Schr Victor, Washington, Baltimore; freight
for do.
Schr. Matchatank, Jestu, Eastern Shore; slaves
&c. to master.
scnr Virginia, Jestu, Eastern Shore; peas,
slaves, &c. to master.
SAILED,
Schr. Angenora, Bidell, New York.
- Virginia, Harris, do.
- Charlotte, Beatty. do.
Brig Dan. H. Miller, Bacon, OF this port, at N.
Y. 9th, 67 days from Rio Grande. Left schr'
John Alexander, for New York, in 12 days
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-11
Price of Produce in .4lerandrra yesterday, from,
Wagons and Tessels.

FLouR.-Yesterday this wagon price of Flour
was steady at S Os-the only sale we heard Of
from stores was one of 244 barrels at 5 Oh.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-11
COpaftnership.

COYAftneFship.
r iNCOLN CHAMBERLAIN having associated him.
IL self with 8. ID. EDISON, the Business, in future,
will be conducted under the firm
CHAMBERLAIN f. EDISON,
who offer for sale general assortment Of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
LINCOLN CHAMBERLAIN,
G. d EDISON.
Alo Just received, pet sehr Velocity,
Mems thick pegg'd boots
Do fine calf, sewed do
DO do nailed do, prime aftslc.
feb 7-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-11

DRAIpS THIS D.AT.
Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania,
Glass No for 1882
Will be drawn at Philadelphia or Saturday, Feb II
Sd Number LOttery-8 Drawn Ballots.
SPLENDID CAPITAL PaIZE $40 900
Tickets IS; halves so, quarters Is
To be had in variety Of numbers at
JOHN c. MANnEIL'S
Lottery aud Erehange Office
Drawn Numbers of the Delaware and North Carolina
Lottery, Glass No. for 1882:
II SO l8 43 8 So SO AZ
GT Combination Nos II Is 43, 800 prize, sold
to a citizen in Town. at MANDEI.L's Office
DRAWS THIS D.AE
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Glass No 5 for 1882.
To be drawn in Ph,lal II hia Saturday, Feb IL
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets IS; halves so; quarters IS
Connecticut Lottery, Class No 6-New Series,
Will he drawn in the City Of Hartford, Saturday
February II
1 prize of $4,000 lprizc Of S2,360
l do of 5000 80 do of 1000
1 do of 5000 SC. &c. &c.
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters 2 50; eighths rs
10 be had in a variety of numbers of
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Lot ry g E change Broh,r. .Ale, nndria.
DR.ATTS THIS DHF.
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Glass NJ. 8 for 1882.
To be drawn in philadelphia Sa,ur's, Feb IL
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000
Tickets IS; halves , so; quarters rs.
To be had in variety OF numbersat
r. II. WHITES
'o.try 00iee, Royal steel.
n Orders from the country specially ate nded to.
Drawing of the Dea~a are and Nurth Carolina Lottery,
Glass NJ" 3 for 1882:
II SO IS 43 5 So 4s 43 SO AZ
Fine Teas
cSs%s eunpowder rh IA Of Is to
S chests Young H. son quality
Landing from he schooner President, and for sale
BY s. MESSERSMITH.
feb 10
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Mr.. FORESTS LAST NIGHT.

ON SATURDAY. EVENING, FEB. II.
Will be pre- 'ened the celebrated Prize Tragedy OF
METAMORA;
Or, The Last Of the Wampmogs.
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feb S-6t
For Hire,

n NEGRO WOMAN accustomed to the houses she
~ hastwo years to serve from next Mny. Apply 1t
this Office.
feb 8-d6t
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. Boxes may be taken from 10 to IL o'clock.
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Alex ,nAria Theatre.

~ Boxes and Pit Is cents. Gallery Is CENTS