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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-11-22

TIL i GL0B +.
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF
CONGR ESS,
AND NEWSPAPER FOR TIE PEOPLE.

AND NEWSPNFEK fUH TI'E TI"H'"
twill be seen by the annexed extract from
letter of Gen. Washington 10 David Stewart,
dated New York, I'm NIorch, $50. that the l.
ucs of snch paper as propose 10 make the
Globe, originated in the mind of the Father oi
his country He said
at IA 10 be lamented that the editors Of the
different Gazeties in the Union do not mare
generally and more correctly lins,ead Of stnll
ing their papers with scnrIli,y aud ncnsensical
tecInihs,ion. which few would read II they
were erpriscd Of the contents publish the de
bates III Congress on all great national que''
,ious. The prinGIpies upon which the diiler'
ence oI opinion arises, rs well AS lhe DECISIONS,
would then come iaily before the prbllc. on'l
stl.rd The best data ior lis jnd. ngnt. .'-Spa,I a
Writings Of Washington, roA 10, p. 81.
THE DAILY GLOBE
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HAVlNG just received new and well Sc.
III lcctcd stock Of GrOccrics and Propisionss
beg leave TO tender my sincere acknowledge
mcnis for the very libcJnl patronage which this
establishment has been favored with during the
past year,-And respectfully solicit n coninu-
ancc Of the same. Trusting by strict attention
to business, and an earnest desire 10 suit the
wants OF my customers, Ia render satisfaction
TO all who may favor me with call.
Feb. 22nd, 1858. ID. II. CLARK.
HOMMON, fair, and strictly prime Sugar, in
~ bbls. and half bbls for sale by ID. II. G.
SO BIS. suporine family FLOUR, warranted
w 10 the purchaser for sale by d. II. G.
SOGnLs. strictly prime New Orleans aud Su-
~ gar House Moasses in bbls and hall Ibis
IN store and for sale by ID. II. G.
TX Sacks Rio Co6re Of excellent quality for
I'D for sale by d. II. G.
IN Cases Of superior Virginia Tobacco for
IV sale by d. II. c.
sssa TEAS.-Young Hyson, I'm
saaaE perial, Gunpowdcr, and Black
Teas for sale by ID. II. e.
DS Boxes Soap aud Candics for sale by
ZsJ ID. II. c.
LINE AND CEMENT AGENCY.
ONE HUNDRED Barrels Louisville Lime
received 10 sci on commission -
b. ii. CLARK.
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A Storm at sea, Ships
psiZed.

WE E, the undersigned have this day enter
wv ed into partnership in the PAINT
ING business, and ask of the citizens of Lronton
and vicinity liberal patronage. 1t is our in.
ention TO do our work in such manner as to
merit that favor from this community. OIL
work shall be ,oeN done, and our prices reasona.
BILE and regular. That the public may not be
misguided, we deem it proper here to state
what our average prices OF plain painting on
new work, shall be per square yard. First coat
cts, second coat IA cts, third coat 10 cts. If
our work after proper inspection is not found to
be done IN good and faithful manner, we will
orielt the work. All we ask is trial.
SAMUEL BURDETT
EDWARD II. CHAMBERS.
Ironton, January 2Sth. 1858. IT,
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Book Bindery.

where % BLANK BOOKS Of any size or style
ol hu'iny and OF superior QaaHty may be obtain
ed at the shortest notice. Magazines News.
papers &C., Bound to Pattern.
Country Dealers, and Private Libraries. sun.
piled at the very lowest rates. in large and small
quantities. shall be happy to receive orders
assuring those who send, that they shall be
filled promptly.
JAS STEPHENsoN.
Book seller and Statione No. 4P,.kev
BLOCK Front street, Portsn,outhOhio.
WHEAT. q ~ qs-.r
IAoH or Groceries pad for wheat at the
". highest market price by DH CLARK.
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{?AlI1l5Y Itr3IDlg1ifr2s

GRAmAM,s STATION, Ohio, May 25, 1919.
MIR. IL. l.. SELLERs.-I think il right, for tbe
benei' oil others, to state some facts in relation
to your excellent family medicines.
have used your icrmill,ge largely in NV o,,,,,
family one vial frequently answering for cxnri'
ling quantities (say 100 to 20O) of worms farm
two children. have also used your Liver
Pills and Coug h Syrup in my family, and thew
have, IN every instance. produced the effect de.
sired.
AS am engaged, in merchandising, am abb.
to state that have yet TO hear of the frs, raiIs
urc where your medicines have been used n,
my session of the country. In conclusion. I
may slate That they are Tie medicines of the DIV
larity. pop"-
Yours, respectfully,
W. H. PINNETI
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MOXLEY & BARBER

WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL DEALERS,
- IN Drugs Chemicals, Medlclens,
Paints, Oils. varnishes, Tufpen,ine'
WI Dye Stuils. Window GLASS, Glass
ware, snuiTs, Tobacco. Cigars, Sp
6Uke ccs, Patent Medicines. Perumery,
Fancy Articles, Stationary Blank Books Nc,
Have just received, and will keep constant
ly on hand, large and well selected asSor''
mcni Of The above articles, ard al! others u'n,
ally keep in Drug Stores. which they viii sell
at tho lowest cash prices. Every Article sold
bv MS is woranted 10 be pure, fresh ana GEM
'e. Particular attention will be paid 10 FL
ling Physicians orders, aud putting up preScfp.
ticns. iamily compounds, and preparations Of
all kinds. We invile those wishing articles
N our line. &c call as we feel assured that
We can make il - their lmi,r rest TO purclasc
ui rs.
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Yours, respectfully,
W. II. PINNELL.
al WILL NEVER BE wJTuor r,,r,, ;,

=, '"'' ''' EH DE " ITHUT THEMU
S!LTFohK' NERMIIIoN Co., ILL.,, MAY 2. Io5O
Mn. SEL'ERs;-llaving used your Liver PiII,.
cough syrup, and Vermifuge in my family far
more thail Three years, believe am justified
~, sa!.ns " me public that they are decidedly
the best family medicines now in use ,,''ii,
never be without them unless ,Lev c,un,t ~ -.
liad at amy cost. In this section ofthr countrv
,nGy nave saved hundreds of dollars in doctor,
pl'is. would recommend the Liver pills in
preference to any thing else, for an enlargement
OF me Spleen. Yours, respectfully
lhA'racl from letter. JAMES AsIiuORe
For sale wholesale and retail by
MOXLEY q BARBER.
1,o,,ou , AND JOSEPH 7. SHAW,
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CLARK & RUSSELL,
NN-..& -I1
G. r OC d R S,
! 8 MISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN
ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PORDUCE.
CORNER OF THIRD AND LAWRENCE sTs.
Clark & Russell having again opened al
the stand formerly occupied by Murdock &
Rodgers, offer to their customers Groceries,
Wholesale and Retail, consisting in part Of the
following.
WE have Just received and offer for sale,
so sacks superior Rio coffee;
50 barrels superior plantation Molasses;
25 do sugar house do;
FIVE tiorces fresh Rice in store and for sale by
CLARK RUSSELL.
SOAP AND CANDLES.
FIFTY boxes extra palm soap;
80 do summer candles just re c :ived and
for sale by
CLARK & RUSSELL.
FIFTY boxes assorted candies, just received
and for sale by
/ CI.Ahh d III lSSflI'
! POTATOES.
HUNDRED barrels of white Mes hannocks, in
store and for sale by
CLARK q RUSSELL.
,EHG4N Sc
TWENTY balf,o rests gunpowder, imperial
and \ II teas in c and for sale by
CLARK RUSSELL
11rr lie h., RI 1f,t a, 70
! ,by CLARK Il RUSSELL.
SUPERFINE FLOUR.
HUNDRED barrels extra fine Flour in store and
/ Tor Sale by CLARK x RUSSELL
OATS AND CORN.
on hand and for sale by
CLARK 4 RUSSELL.
FIFTY barrels dried Apples;
25 do dried peaches in store and for sale
/ by CLARK & RUSSELL.
SUGAR cured Hams, an extra article;
! do do Beef, do do
10000 lbs good country cured Bacon,
CLARK & RUSSELL
WHEAT, Bran and. Midlings, for sale by
CLARK Il RUSSELL
STONE WARE, 10000 gallons stoneware for
sale by
CLARK RUSSELL
CIGARS, 10000 superior half Spanish Cigars
for sale by
CLARK 4 RUSSELL.
TOBACCO.
A Full and fresh supply of Va. Tobacco, in store
and for sale by
CLARK l. RUSSELL.
FRESH BUTTER for saleby
CLARK l. RUSSELL.
CASH paid by CLARK and RUSSELL for all
kinds OF country Produce.
lS00 Reanns of Wrapping Paper at manufac
CUOtursrs price. CIR
DRIED PEACHES.
on BUSHELS as good as ever offered in this
lONJ NJmarket, for sale by CLARK & RUSSELL.
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PorSr PLEASANT. Vo Or, A 10,

HrN'NNTI OUT. Y.
Mr.. r. L. SELLERs:--Of your Vemiflce,
can say without hesitation that having used il
extensively in my practice for The last four or
five years, think it decidedly the best prcpara-
ton ofthc kind of which have any knowledge
although have heretofore used the prcpara-
tion OF iseveral other manufacturers.
Yours, respectfully,
ID. COUGH, ND.
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AMBROSE ARNETT. NJ. D.
Sellers NermiJnge,Me best in the World

GALLIpoLIs, ONO, April 1, 1915.
This certifes that have kept on hand. and
used in my practice, X. T.. Sellers Vermifuge,
fordle two past years | nm confident in say
ing it has not failed. in single instance, 10 re-.
ieve children and adults troubled with worms;
in many Instances it has brought away large
quantities: am confident il is the best worm
medicine in use. All that is required TO piye il
reputation in any family, is 10 give It fair trial.
X. II. WILSON, NJ ID.
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~ hHu ioI bulc Wy ~. H. CbHnN.
Buckeye Block,
No. IA, Front street, Portsmouth.
rLoAHrs, A.. BUsIlRK.
OAKES & BUSKIRK,
W EGIgSG3g GaGCgAS
Produce Dealers,
Buckeye Block, Front Street,
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO.
SUGARS.
. 0OI, hIIDs Prime N. o.;
CUU Boxes Havana No. /;
10 barrels crushed and powdered very fine
50 do Loaf, assorted Nos.
All Of good quality, and for sale very low, al
No. /, Buckeye Block, by
mar2l OAKEs s. BusKiRK.
TAR, PITCH AND OAKUM.
A LWAYS on hand and for sale at low prices
N at No. !, Buckeye Block, by
mar2l OAKrs q BusKRK.
TOBACCO.
"AvlNG made arrangements with manu-
iucturcrs in Virginia, 10 bc regularly sup
Piled we are now enabled to offer great induce
mcnts in this line. Our stock at present CON
sists in part of the following:
10 boxes Suthcrland's fine;
90 do AndcrSon's fine pounds;
do j. NJ Ross, very fine article;
90 do Mucrus pounds, very good;
100 do various brands of IS, IS and los,
good, better and best.
10 do The Ambr0sia, super extra. An
ii Nervous, very fine;
20 do Anderson and other fine brands of
fiuc cut chewing tobacco.
Al! of which will be sold at low prices, at the
cheap Depot, No. ], Buckeye Block, by
mar2l OAKEs ~ BrSkiRK.
TEAS.
! I m half CHESTS, and Quarters. of
| lUU IMPERIAL. GUNPOWDEH.
YOUNG llYSoN. ard BLACK feast
Some Of which is very iinr--wc think Il better
article than has ever been offered for sale in this
market; all Of which we will sell very low.
I OAKEs u BusEIRK,
! mar2l No !, buckeye Block,
COTTON YARNS, &c.
WARN, Batting, Candle Wick, Twine, &C.
| 4 Being Agents for Cornell u Perry $ factory,
we have at all times large aud well selected
stock Tor sale AT manufacturers prices.
OAKEs d BusRIRK,
mar2l No |, Buckeye Block.
SHOT, POWDER and LEAD.
III KEGS assorted Nos. Shot;
~ 81 kegs Powder, Dupunrs best;
5000 lbs bar lead For sale bv
OAHEs d BrsKInE,
mar2l No |, Buckeye Block.
Golden Syrup.
IN BARRELS New York Syrup, very fine ar.
lU ticle, to which we would particularly cal
the attention Of the public. For sale reasonable
OAkEs y BusKIRK.
mar2l Nc !, Buckeye Block.
Cigars.
D0 NJ Principles all grades,
~ 10 NJ fine Regales;
10 NJ Canones do
5 NJ very fine IIavanas;
. 30 NJ Half Spanish.
In the article of Cigars, we are prepared Il
r accommodate and please all. Call and sac IL.
No. |, Buckeye Block.
mar2l OAKEs& BusKIRK.
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NQD,u-R0DN~ ~a
SACKS WANTED!

It.R I.EI.G s.PRIlN & .I..a.EDH.
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DuG's Book Keeping, pp. 1872, Royal octave.
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JION WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY MORNING JANUARY r. 1853

10 be the question on recomming the bill TO prevent
Mr. IVES asked leave TO offer resolution, as fol-
lows
esousd That The Secretary of War be requested to com.
municste to this House what survey, plan and estimates.
any, have been made IN reference 10 Cape Vincent Har
bo In New York, under The decuon OF the War Depart
ment. Il LH4
But objection being made
Mr. GORMAN. from the Committee on Printing, re-
ported back the resolution lime since committed 10
them, directing the prnIng Of 100 900 copies OF the re-
port Of the superintendent OF the census accompanying
the Presidents annual message, without recommended
tion the said printing, II ordered 10 cost S5,o02.
The said resolution then agreed TO.
The next business in order being the pending question
on recommling the bill TO prevent frauds on the treas
Mr. STANTON, of Ohio. who was entitled 10 the
floor wlhdrew that motion, and made few remarks IN
Mr.. CHAPMAN next addressed the House at length
10 reply TO the remarks Of MI OLDs delivered q few
Corwin Secretary Of The Treasury. In the course Of
these remarks, Mr. C. reviewed al length and in detail
the testimony reported from the select committee on Mr.
Corwins connection with The Gardiner claim.
MIR, BARRERE also addressed the House at length in
defence OF Mr.. Thomas Corwin from the charges en-
braced in The speech OF MIR. OLDs on this bill,
Mr.. DEAN then moved 10 70 into Committee OF the
Whole on the state OF the Union agreed TO.
So Mr.. BRows. OF Mississippi. being called TO the
chair the committee proceeded 10 the consideration of
the bill to suppress the circulation OF small notes
currency in the District of Columbia the first section OF
which having been read at length Tor the information OF
Inc House, r4sa z..
Mr. CARTIER proposed 10 amend the said first sec
on make the penalties OF the bill applicable TO
the issues Of any bank paper in the District oil Columbia
OF any denomination whatever.
After debate in fve-minutes speeches between Mr..
CARTIER for this amendment. and Mr. AVERErT
against ii, u.t. sf.stt ggs
Mr.. BOWIE addressed the House at length in favor of
the bill and against the amendment.
Mr. CARTIER replied TO the remarks OF MIR. b.
Mr.. TOOMBS also addressed the committee in few
remarks in favor of the amendment.
Mr.. MILI.SON also opposed the amendment in few
remarks. eaa@f ..5..
Mr. CARTIER by striking out all thereof after the enact
ing clause, and inserting in lieu thereof another making
highly penal 10 utter circulate any species OF cur
rency in the District OF Columbia other Than the cons
tutional coin. ~
After debate on this proposition between Mr.. FREE
MAN for it, ard Mr. FiCKLlN for the bill. and Mr.. ORR
against the bill #4.8
The committee rose, and the House adjourned.
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REMOVAL OF RED RIVER RAFT

CONGRESS having recently providing
ed en- this subject have been Withdrawn and the following ubs
mted in their stead ..". ....
REMOVAL OF RED RIVER RAFT.
Proposals win be received Department
OF April Red river know
The Red ran
and free from obstruction by RATS for series Of
Each bidder will propose keep the
Of 4lo0 oo0 specifying bid
proposes complete The removal he said time be
from said removaD during which binds himself
bidder provided be
satisfied with his responsibility and with the security offered
from obstruction thereby longest period TT
The contractor will be required his bond $40
faithful Of Each bidder transmit
same time with his proposals. the OF the whom
od su!edes and declaration signed BY hen that will
sign his bond
cate Of district Judge ofihe United
resides that said securities respectable
consider them worth $4,000 above
liabilities. No bid win be examined
OF the 100000 appropriated above object $50 900
shall b. paid as the work OF removing ow
ra has been removcd by an officer ap
Iciesed the War Department, and iii shall appear
portion removed bear to n, eu s .s s pn
work m. remaining 900 sa p % san p
.ual nssslmsn corresponding in number with the
uon cpea department, be III. sole judge
Zach hid must be for the whole
proposals M portions of opi be- pe0a NO
,n WIN be addressed to the underlined, marked
VIZ '"''''pe Proposals for removing Red river ran
Ia, .o.. Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers.
All papers which have published the orue, On
S C"g. ~, .od n,%o asao5,ea publish this addition
wsnron Arkansas twenty times daily and then twice wses
the advertisement we paper containing
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THIS machine acknowledged by all who used
or TO that OF other sewing machine invented for
simplicity, compacness the beauty and strength
ehapness weighs about rs lbs and only from S25 "
will work neatly with he smallest thread the muslin cambria
silk well as ncn wooIlen all
leather II simple that child 10 Of
stAsd and rapidly Of getting
and can do the work OF than 20 much bet
be by hand The
independent Of each much
cut the still holds good and unlike
than machine invented This
pecuary adapted t. family and plantation IL will do all
Kinds sewing and when known will be generally introduced
families and plantations.
The Avery Sewing Machine Company have perfected their
for manufacturing supply
number Of machines shortest notice Orders
CHARLES NETTErON, 23l Broadway New York. will receive
pronpt attention.
Dec Q3--d6m
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by y. c. Mot.UIRE. Auesso,,,r.

TRUSTEES SALE or EI.IGiBLY SITUATED HOUaFs AND
L0rs, north street, 18th I<h sce,,-By
virtue OF deed trust bearing date AusaAt 1881
recodedin Liber A. Ac
SCI, A. public sale 70 the henss, bidder Monday
February nett ~ ~ o'clock the
lot No. a. In square No 23a fronting feet inches on
street between 18th and I'm west, Aersh Of "a
ION inches 20 feet alley hudinss and
with easements. 80 ' 'S - ~'
The terms Of sale win on day Of ss. and
balance in SIR nne MONTHS notss bearing
rom dsy OF SALE secured by deed nropery
srm o. safe are not complied with in three days the
properly wiz be resold the expense
purchaser. - ~ ,F'
CHAs s.. WALLACE Trustee
- -, JAZZ @. MCGUIRE,
'ah"-onWAus
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DORTaAIT OF GEN. ANDREW JACKSON, GO by
inche engraved, by permission from Thomas Suys only
original portrait in the Of Preston Blair The orr
gna painting in the OF Francis r. Blair
TOO long established
taken after the close Of the Seminole
prime of the heos % and much earlier period
portraits with which the public familiar. a.
The publisher respectfully refers following
hs excellence and fidelity Of this engraving
ject of which il treats: Ia -s ~ .4u7., mr.,
From Francis p. Blnr "t4#ts
SILVER sPRIso Oct 10, 1859.
DrAx friendly sentiments Of your letter
and the them in the finely
Jackson, with which have h0nored III
Suys pcmre which Wech has truly rendered in his capital
taken from the lite General
Philadelphia ater the Seminole The gives
perfect deineaton of his
which belonged him In The Of life. The Generals friends
who then lived with him In most familiar intercourse recognise
Iikeners striking 5 t.t 4stLtt tlsi&EE
grahes highly that you have splendid
work Of Of greatest painters the companion
Auaft noble head of Washington. They will adorn
American whose heat is touched with
aro chiefs whose fame the country's glory.
Your obedient servant
F. p. BLAIR.
&. .gaH. From Senator Casa
.s.. Ea8g .ag Is a-.s $3.50 DsTRoIT, Oct L.
engrav portrait Jackson
which have Its style Of execution excellent
M resemblance the amened original Is vivid and striking
am, dear sur, respectfully yours,
u s--. THREE DOLLARS PER cory.
To Express Once Pennsylvania avenue
where few copies Of the work can be procured application
Agent for welchs portraits OF Washington
ns-d7uf' and Jackson for the District Of Columbia
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The !. Warrington City, Savings Bank, Corner d
Tenth street and Pennsylvania avenus.

THE undersigned have established this city
designated and styled the Washington City savings
the OF receiving such Of
dus and egacics widows
and OTHERS VINO may need aid and investing the public
socks or other safe securities, from
xped'ent and thereby afford such the advantage
VI security and profit Guardians deposiie for the
time Of depose guardian
= n I .sr
Deposors shall have the right withdraw
time by giving weeks notice In writing
this notice be dispensed with disc
signed or . majority of them. iHat5l ~ tfe.4itfE
lRtee al the rate OF will be allowed
depostes for calendar month
ting from the hrst day of the month succeeding
avoid tedious calculations
allow I'd standing TO The credit Of
deposition interest will be allowed
continued with bank
est shall be paid the
year. unless the principal shall have been
periods. F r I
Depos,rs to be furnished books which the deposes
payments will be entered. tts - FL lE fH-.T ETi'bET
Inc deposto to draw their written de-
pose book. always accomnanyins such check and of h
good and sufficient bond bound themselves assigns
Their respective and will and
Affairs Of the said bank to The inspection OF
The Washington City savngs Bank 10Th
street aud Pennsyvana where undersigned
win be In attendance through the day Those persons
be able 10 call during ordinary hours OF
upon application TO either ohe undersigned orcsden
LEWIS JOHNSON
sTANisLAUs MURRAY,
EDWARD sIMMs,
JOHN PURDY.
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CONGRESS having recently amended providing
" moya Of the Red river
ed this subject have withdrawn following
nted in their stead ...
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
After the reading of the journal,
The SPEAKER announced the first busine in order
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LEWIS JouSsos, Treasurer.
Washington city, goth April, 1917.

above institution being permanently established in It's present
location (corner Tenth
ai and convenient situation
the propeors fstter
now prepared for moderate prudent
ness TO the community deposiss
ana collections departing
from s original object Of fostering OF the bank
principle, the true motive Of its first
general functions banking
circulation currency, winch decidedly op
der I'VE dollars The operation Of the Washington City
Bank gives activity and useful
tai deposited which wosld
supplies business facilities sssisfacy
AZ indicated above ahirs
always held subject the inspection Of those Interested
LEWIS JOHNSON
Jan 1I-a
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TickeU xIU-hAINes F5--QuhF'eFs s. so
Certificates OF packages Of % whole tickets $40 90
Do do & half do 10
tickets and shares cerdcatss
lotteries prompt
and official account Of each drawing Immediately
all who order from
Address E. o'BRfrN, Agent
Dec l6 Alexandria, Virginia.