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NOVICE.

TUE Negrnrs helongi.g 10 the e 's' = "
Anthony Rueker, dec. @ill De oue,s at, =,
IRE On tie "a day Of January, loNo' W.,
lie door of Walter Il, Bosaeh's l"Hef"' ~
4er.t Court-heuse Al the same Hh'e ".'
54lare. Tie lands directed by the les'"9 -, =
- rented, will he offered for the year TO-
Those gentlemen who hired nesIn' "is p's
.eni ear, will ,,lease 10 deliver 'he." az u
Time and place above menii"heu' ''"
male known on The day Oh hf'uB'
JESSE nlCHESON, AdmF.
Dc /. w3wi7 DE Doh!S ""h'
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Eraokkta tlatka

nsHE snbscrih.r will, about tn hTsi OF
Dtcemh,~ next, remove from th'
wasa,netsil which hs has occupied i"t
mere than two years past, In the tn"Nu'
Hotel. lIe returns thanks to the pnshc l"'
IT, aatr,stsse he ha= received during hls
residence y, the Washington: aud, as h.
will continue 10 use his utmost exert'ons !"
give asfisfscii,,n 10 his customers he s"iI
cts araniinuance of IL At the Franklin
Ills table shall alwavs he IS well furnished
as the markets win admit.
lie has attentive aud careful Osilcrs, and
an exeelleui Stable.
ROBERT MORRfSS.
NJ "a ssSO
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.NVrlUE

all PEE, hat,ns elal.os against the
~ p.,afe NJ John Lvnrh, Senr dec. are
hereby NJ fed 10 present thrn without u"
lay, uraarr.ly authenticated, ~ TINT arrange
meni, may he made Tor thair lin-im"nt--
All persons Indebted To the aaid estate, ar"
requested to come forward aud mnk" pay
meut, a. longer inInlgence will not tc gwen
SAM. BHkNsFbRD, orrG.
.aud iipir d. boiis MN NJ He eeiaic Of
JOINS Lfstu, Seur
Nov 81. wINdo
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Lnr SaAn or ! cut

NY tfact Of land, lying in the county o
"a Amherst, within four or Lye miles Gt
Lynchbnre containing about 24o Ia A
ca Es!. Thcimpr6y emrnls are good, aad
lie easy access 10 aud from any part 81 the
land, Together with Other advantages otter a
many inducements II purchasers nN any Oil.
or trac OF tie same quantity ot acres that vii
some into market For terms aud parlien.
lars apply To John X. d. Payne q Lynch.
burg, who will trent With any one Tor the
same, or TO the subscriber living ia Bedford.
CHARLES NINGFiELD.
Dec !. wts4I
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.AfffIen5Nfg Coanig ,lorer.5er Court, ls25
Fielding " illianss adm OF Robert { VIII
Jams Plu.
against
Charles l.. Wngtiela, James l.. Williams
adm. of Warner Niliiums y. Charles W l-ou,
aIohn k.Lucas, Edwin II. Peetc Edu ard De
leny, Moray Spuilord and Richard Russell,
Dclts.
IN CHANCERY
The defendants Charles Wilson. Edward
Delony aud John Il Lucas, not having en-
tered their appearance according 70 the act
OF Assembly and the lNle5 Of This Cont, and
II appearing 10 the satisfaction of this cout,
that they are not inhabitants of this state
On motion ct the r!aintia by his attorney, II
IS oidered, t..at the said defendants DO ap.
par here au he Grsi dag Of February court
next, and enter their Appearance, and an-
sWer the plaintiffs, bill, md thut copy Of
this order he inscrlcdt one ofthe new s, apels
ntinied IN the town Of Petersburg OF Lynch
AGlg Tor eight weeks sneee5siveiy, and post.
ed al t,e front door Q. the court houses Of
the said county.
\ Copy-Testc,
JOHN c. BAPTIST. DC
Dec ~ 8W q
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UNION NOvEE..

EOHN HANCOCK, has removed TO bis
y folmer stand, the UNION 1IOILI, near
The upper end of Mnin street LynchlTg
where he continues 10 keep House OF En-
1eflainment, Dec. l., tCol30
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OaviA u Wobert Kyle,
Are nhw npcning an eNlenslbs nssotlm. ~ {
FALL. OK ,gIWTUa GOODS,

OANtN ~ tSoOcEh n tCt
Aren,. npenine AN extensive assorlmcpt of
FALL. <aG UIWTDa GOODS,
which they oder Tor safe at nuhshally 10"
prices, consisting IN part ol the following ar
tieles, VIZ
Sumriine cloths, blue, black " fancy colours
MrdiHm anI cnhrss cloths, escorted coloUs
Sapof6ne aud common casslmcros
Tine aud common CH~slnrus
Llnsey, forest cloths mud plalds.
Booking and grecn baize
Circass,an aud IHrlain plalds
Rose point aud duihi blankets
Carpetlng aud hearth rugs
4 grass heached irish linens
Country iinens. BurIap's Scotch aud German
osfabnfgs
"a aud plaids and checks
Rhag.up aud Manchester Corts
Thread laceS and edSngs
pai"m do do
Tortoise she'll tuck, side aud neck combs
l,uen oambrieks, aud cambfiek handkcrChI'
Silk cotton aud wor,'rd hose
Bombasetts plaiu aud fig Il, assorted colours
Rich ig'd Gros DE Maple silks
Rsk mode Florence aud italian lnieeiriue
w,,i,e, hlack aud fancy GOLD salins, plnin and
figured
4 large aud handsome assortment ot calicocs
Rick hgd ribbond, ossorted
krti1is~al flowers aud Wrcahs
Baml4sineS, Caspian and 6reonn stripes
From 81 Ia d. domestic cotton cloth
edtieking. assorted
Umbrellas, silk and cotton
WAITE I'D aud sellow 1annsls
ppnale mild drah cloths
Pla,tes, black, blue aud fancy colors
Bphineu aud lace wells
Fig'd aud pIain Swiss mnslns
Do do book do
~ and 81 plain aud Gs'd jaconet' muslins
"a aud Il / inc p1,d common oambricks
Towei aud tail" danrrs, rich igures
N"rina aud Ca sr. shlwls mud searis
elk and Nelvatcru dress shhwls
AK bnlttng cloths, from No. TO s
c. frf aud mer,ro points
black silk ace wide aud narrow
Pelisse elolhs, assorted colours
hleu's coarse shoes
Ladies' leather, morocco aud prnnelle1 hoes,
camblet aud plaid conks
ALSO
An extensive assortment Of
Wdrdmarc, groceries y QaccnSTare.
Dee. |. t,32
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COMMITS sxoN DUsxN rss.

'lNlIE Subscriber will in future, attend to
4 the selling aud shipping Tobacco on
Commission aud promises his friends and
The public IN general, WHO may favour him
With their patronage, that every cXerliou
shall hc used To promote their best interest.
His Office will be kept ut the store of Mr.. y.
4. BoWen,a few doors above the Virginia
Bank, where he may be- generally found.
ID. SAUNDERS. Jr.
Nov 81. ts29
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80 DOYAAaRS Reward.

DANAWAY from the susscriheG -
Ia June last, black man named Is AC
about - years old, about feet inches hign6,
and well made.-fle was sold to me aboi'
years ago by man living in the county Oh
Pittsylvanin by the name of Graves, ana ac,.
ed for him in the capacity of dlstiller 10,
many years. He has been frequently heafu
from IN his old neighbourhood aud is hei,eN.
ed still 10 be there--ihe above reward VIII 10
given TO any person who will deliver 'him u
me in Lynchburg
HENRY s. LANGHORNE'
Dec.e w!Nyt6
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I.sOTS

al public action on the24lh day of Decent.
neht, 10 the highest bidder
This site is supposed 10 be the highpsi min,
iital The Roanoke ean BIZ made VA, is,,l,i, =.
aud II IS presumed that the navigation vii, l.,
completed IA few ye0rs. There has he,a5'
WILL 'or LOT K erected on the giouad
also, Il Inc san MILL, which have cod =
bout $500. Tie situation is a Gre on, mn, - .,
Mechanics Of III descriptions \ few ST..
would also do we'll. |, - en- the n,ain r'.,I
Trading from Lynchbarg aud Bultimole ~
Nashville, and would he M cAo.llcpl SIAM,
for u TAVERN, &c. Bargains may he Es'
aud the puhlic are invited 10 atIcnd. il tl..,,
@isd 70 vest their money 10 adj, unta.e.
JOHN TAYLOR
Far the heirs, &c. Of William Ta,lot. do.
Oct. y. ui5a
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HATS

EtSI arrived , boxes mems common fur
80 Hats, Also, ~hoHes fne Gashionahl,
bfim do do. Aud a few dozen supeIfue
wool hats. Apply to
ANDREWS { BROTHERS.
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81 Iract OF land,

containing Four Huuared Ninety and Hat
ACRES, lying upon Stanton River in
he county acknowledging The same land
formerly owned by Jacob Rubsamen and after
his deeth escheated To the Commonwealth OF
virginia, and sold by james NJ. Williams es
eheMor for HE county oi Phtsylvania TO the
,aid Mark Anthony The Deed Of Trust is
duly recorded in the county court of Pittsyl-
vania. Acting as Trustee shall convey the
title vested in me by said Trust Deed,
THOMAS WILLIAMS.
PiitsyIvania, Dec. 8. wtdsls
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\l'AiCE

YDY Virtue OF II Deed of Trust executed to
49, the subscriber by Mark Anthony, 10 Sc
cure the payment of deid due the Common
wealth Of Virginia. shall on Monday the
10Th day Of December next, AT Piltsylvania
Couft-lIouse Gt being court day) proceed 10
sell 10 TIE highcsl bidder, for Cash
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II he ojore mentioned time and place, 7
ShmP rrocttd 10 all The foliOr'ng prOPatg ~
rirtRe GtH deed Of Trust, 10 me tItcHttd ~ .Ao.
Motiic} and I'm. ". Rirrs, aud duty recarded
IN Rockingham county, lis: The TT AST
OF 4 y ND on 'ehich The Said Nat. Hae,
hrss, containing 200 AC& ES, adjo,ang tie
iaHds Of Con. Ieeord and OiherS aigo, hf j1l.
lo,e,ng Negro Siafes, Bt!feid, Hntc, aad hly
thiidren, EOrcas, .lnfhOng, and JameS. .41s0.
oH me STOCK oi etFy kind belonging 10 At
premises aforesaid.
The farms Of safe The same as before mention.
Ell. The Snie oftLe abote property aOiH etrte6s
~ TAXI o|ace, as all pnrties concerned are Gaz..
ioas 10 dats Mc bHSi1tSS drarn TO n ciose.
Jas. T. MORLIfE.4D, Trustee.
UeniW0rH " [. Dec. /. Utds
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Tobacco I.anA ior sale

faaIIE subscriber offers for sale zeal 700
Acres OF L ND about seven mile
from this ,lace, not one hundred of which are
cleared. This tract contains IA considerable
proportion OF 1ME TOBACCO
LAND, IA never failing creek, with ffr
land, Ias,rs through il, on which Il dam ma,
BIZ made NJ uiliug expense, for any hind ol
machinery. The land abonnds in good
springs and vein OF lime stone is believed
10 pa,, through it
Thi, property will be SOLD on accommoda
ting fernIs-and as the well informed ARE Of
or mon that Jane, River I obaccO will CON
tune nj high price Tor many years, il is rea
sonnhle 10 believe This land Will produce the
purchase money in lew crops For term
appl, 10 Mr. George Nhilloekn, who is fully
authorised to dispose Of the same.
Nm, MEWBUNN
Oct 81 is35
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vIIifINIA.

vIRGlNIA.
1 I Superior Court of Chanrcry hol-
4 \ den AT the Town Of Lynchhurg, on thu
22j octaher. 1920.
Ro5cr' shields, r>or. of James NJ Barnett g.
Polly Barnett M inlant, by tho said 10
bsrt her next friend, Pitts.
against
W liam Hor,clry, Sheriff Of the county ~
Nelson and ndmr oi John Barnett, de,
William Barnett, Lee ". Harris, navil
Burnett, james Barnet, John keut. Nopru
Robertson. Henry Edlnundson, adu'r Of
Alcxand"r Robertson, dec. Brlspy Giyins,
Martha Givn- Juhn Pepper aud Mary hi,
Nitr, MARGARET lrNlng. EleazAr Giyins.
foma, Bell, Lundon II Brenl, aud Edmund
/ Cuhfy,
Dens
The defendants William Barnett, Robert
Robertson, BctScy Gsins, Martin Givins
rnd Eirn2ar twins who are out OF this coun
ny, and h2ain>i whom the plaintiffs appear n
ave proceeded in the mode prescribed hy
lrrN AGAINST absent l'fondanfs, still falling Ia
answer, on the motion of the plaintiffs. hv
aenn>el, the court doth take their bill for con.
sell as to those defendants, and the cause
coming Oh 10 lac heard on The bill, answers oil
the other defendants, exhibits and the exam
tuai ion OF witness, was grgupA hV counsel
IN consideration whereof the court doth or
| Ter, thai one of its commissioners do take
an account of the administration of the es
tate oil James Barnett, decd. an account o
| The administration of the estate of Naihar
! Barnett, dec,l and nm account Of the admins
lntion ut the estate If James Robertson dec
aud make report thereof I, the court, with a.
ny matters spocihl v'stated, though, pertinen
by himself or required hy the parties to be S,
stated. Cupy-Tesie,
JOHN WILLS, OK.
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= - -
.%VsVSCE.

4 WILL. offer for hire at Mr.. james
u Browns, near the mouth Of Coos creek
N Campbell, % or so NEGROES, con
slst'ng of men, women, boys and girls-ou
the Sd day ofJanuary, next.
ABNER L. CALLAWAY.
Dee. IL. tdh35
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YNN ~ SAAE.

iDY virtue ofa deed Of trust 10 rs trfeg65
- bg .NdihaHiei h,fts, jar purposes Atrti,
mentioned, Gld daiy rtcordedIn lie hfgi.t,s
s9ice u hoch'nghda' county, JtarjHg dais ii,
l1h al FebraafR, Il. u. ls2o, ace shall .rpo,s
10 PHL!ir safe, IN Ht ttrst .h0,da1 in Iaan6f,
ut.ci, outd continue trom dny 10 dqy uaiii n,
sale Is closed, al The aueHihg hoaSe Of Nathan.
i'll Lires, in ROchHghdm county, tie ,oH5..oo
eatanbie property az: acc AG 1tI.s ur
Ts..AlS y IN sad coaRtg, tging on Me .liarro,r.
bo,e roadj one 0htr Trod tyirg on SnisTt
rietr 4; 0He ohtr lying IN He .siead0us adjoining
the iauds Of George h. u inston ant oJLifs. co...
te-aing 2SC Aches .iiso, Tie Joiioeag
IN The pfan Of said Iomn asyoiiocS: Nos. 3 ,.
.. u. 100 .ilso, The toitot'Es Dcgro slatt#
eia. Atd, PhGde, tiattG,ne, SHkty, july, IN.
Bon, SqHirc, Darid, Lacy, .Hdri0, and Potion.
.}tso, so"e Horses and " quantity Of Houseayt
fHrBitUre. too numerous 10 dt mentioned.
BY ,jfiUe ofdHofher DECD Of Trust 10 user,
tenfed ,re Sh0U Prorred 10 ~I, at me sam, Tine
and p are, The toHeVing xsoE S in the 1oQa
- lie" SriHt, dtYghattdEiu he piaH II sad
loirJ bV Nos. 30. 81. 50. Sc. iii. III. IL.
III. Is. ll6. l25. I26; lchich dtGd Of trust
rus er,cpfed 10 us by James BaratH, jor ptr.
POSTS therein mentioned.
Terms Of sale rs foiioies, ,ga For all sums
9itder $500 Cnsh and all sDmS Of $500 and
aPrards, Cah orpaper ~ih three good names,
Hegoliabie a. The Siatt Bdhk Of NOrM CaroHau,
ut RaieiAa, sjghtg.GisR days a)lcr tate:
HICE G.lRi.RND, By lis ageat
J1BES r. .HOREHElD.
DAVID H. CL.lhhE, Tra.ltes.
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1--WE ub-eiihcrs, owning the Land
L the junction of tlr north and ~ y,
Fork Of the Roanoke, in the cdutty ri Al
somery, having been solicited to Law m
TOWN. have determined 10 10 So. and ~ Ia a
ali l.ni inn ~ ~
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EXPECTING 90 change my feshenee
Ia from Lynchbarg ~ The course W .ne
aeu year. ishall otter for safe On INC ''h
day II December neat, IN The pre"''ne'' Wy
sls,,a,ia, and trsc, nf land called Postum,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-11-19
A church bell Of steel ba, been m,d. n

A church bell Of steel has been made il
Cincinnati. It is in the form of a three sded
pyramid, the mouth being triangular. it i.
supposed to be an improvement on common
bells, both in shape and material.
The Missouri Republican invites capitalists
to invest money in the manufacture Of iron in
that State, where iron ore is abundant. and Of
the best quality; and where ready market
and good price can be obtained for any guam
tity. II is calculated that the number of emf
grants into the State, during the present year,
is not much under 10000.
1t is said, that Mr.. Walsh of the National
Gazette, is engaged in t.riting history ofthe
of Mr.. John Adams and his sue.
cessors, for which he is to receive compen-
sation of nine thousand dollars.
Historical Doubt An auctioneer at late
sale of antiques, put up helmet, with the fol-
lowing candid observation. -"1'his ladies' and
gentlemen, is a Helmet of Romulus, the Ro-
man fot4pder-but whether he was brass or
iron founder cannot tell"
In ,chat manner young Ladies may gradual
iy get rid Of erap ions on the face and neck
Walk tolerably quick five or six miles every
day in the open air and if it be wet under foot,
change the shoes and stockings Immediately
in returning home. Medical 7dpiser
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TO Rent.

f. find Immediate Possession Giuen.
NTH A two story brick dwelling house.
M !: lot, and outhouses, on the co'ner Of
49, Washington and Cameron streets,
late in the occupancy Of James Carson. esq.
For small family this is = very convenient
house. ALSO,
E That large three story brick ware.
Hm house at the corner Of Union and
H. Prince street, otherwise the south
"east corner of Prince street
dock. For terms apply to
nov ll-2w ISAAC ROBBINS, agent.
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COMMERCIAL.
rsees of Produce in alexandria yesierdQy:

Letters received from Havana, dated
9th Oct mention that sugars had ris.
en- very much; good quality browns
could not be purchased for less than IA
rails, and whites ls rials p. arrobe oil
Is lbs. equal to 81 p loo lbs. for the
brown, and SO per loo lbs. for the
whites on shore, besides the heavy
charges and duties onexportation. No
molasses in the market. Philad Gaz
Extract Of a letter from Lisbon, Oct. IS, 1925.
~ have to inform you tina, it has late.
ly been decided at our Custom House.
that all Slaves measuring from so to sc
inches English, shall paw duty of ten
per cent. on valuation of 100 RS. eacf
all other dimensions continue subjec,
to % per cent.
The demand for Slaves is very brisk;
since the reduction Of the 1uty have
disposed Of several cargoes from the
United States, and l have just run Of
$4,000 pipe at los mr. per NJ. on shore.
at which rate they pay handsome
freight; there is none in first hands and
they are much wanted. The stock in
the cooper,' hands is not sufficient for
one months consumption. First arri-
walls will bring the above quotations
As the vintage this year is very abun.
dant large supply will be required
and they will continue in demand dur
ing this and next year. Slaves for our
pipes should be at least Sc inches long.
Our market is overstockcd with whale
oil and prospects very dull for the ar
Iicle About 100 bbls Rosin per vessel
will always pay freight. Lemons are
just now very sca,ce at mrs per box
on board, but in the course Of two
months they will be plentiful s. cheap
Oranges begin to come in, the price de.
manded is 1900 to 1000 rs per box
Good white Lisbon wine plentiful a,
7oa rs mr.. for lao gallons on board
Salt 1850 a 1900 per moy Exchange
on London sd Dollars 895 rs. Pa.
per l25 per cent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-11-19

."6'oN, S"s <A'AS PtNSSCS--uOiS III
my next. S. G. HOWE.
A letter from Alexandria, Of the 9th
Of Sept. gives the following particular,
Off daring attempt to burn the Tur-
kish feet lying in that port:-
On the 2oth of last month, at four in
the afternoon, four small vessels, bear
ing an European flag, appeared IN sight
OF the port; three advan :ed to the open
ing ofthe port the 4th remained tack
ing off and on.-The pilots, as usual,
went out to bring them into the roads.
AT half pas, S, the first entered, and
soon after the second. The Captain Of
the port arrived to take the usual dues.
II, was then perceived that the first Of
these strange vessels was eIdeavouring
topenet'ate between the Turkish ships
OF wac, and as long scampania was
perceived at the same time alongside,
some suspicion arose that it might be
fre-ship. 1t was ordered to stop,
but the Captain still advanced, and
would probably have succeeded, but
for sudden change Of the wird. Thus
finding himself discovered set fire to
his vessel and abandonea it. The wi ole
crew got into the scampania, and by
din, OF rowing got out Of the port. The
second seeing this, tackled about, and
followed the scampania. Seven can
non shot were fired at the second ship;
, others were fired at it by French
man of war, bnt without doing it any
injury. The third, beng abandoned
was towed off and blew up.
London Paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-11-19
This is to giye.Notice.

This is to glNeNOtice,
1NHAT the subscriberhas obtained from the
- Orphans Court Of Charles County, in
Maryland, letters of administration on the per.
sonal estate of Samuel Thompson late of
Charles County, deceased. All persons hav-
ng claims against the said deceased, are here
10y warned to exhibit the same to the subscri-
her, at or before the first day of June next,
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate.
RICHARD THOMPSON, Admr.
nov l9 law3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-11-19
district Of Columbia,

County Of Hle,n1drfa
John LYMBURN has applied 10 the
% hoh William Cranch, Chief Judge OF
the United States circuit court of the District
of Columbia to be discharged from 'mprlscn.
ment, under the act for the relief Of ipsoli ak
debtors within the District Of Columbia, on
the first Monday Of Dec next. at y o'cloek, 4.
NJ. at the court house in Alexandra, wien
and where bis creditor. are required u at
tend. EDN. ]. LEE, G. C..
noyl6 ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-11-19

O1Cohen's "GazeHe and Lottery hegiste-"
which will be published Immediately after the
drawing, will contain the complete List Of
Prizes, and vii be forwarded gratis, to all
who purchase their ticketsat CoaEs's OTricE,
and who signify their wish to receive the
same. Bqkimore, Non. 1926.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-11-19
WHICH eoHs1Hs d eV'IPItN H"Sof Vt
Drugs and Medicines,
Dissolution of Partnership.

lkliiE Partnership heretofore existing under
- the firm of Vim. DuaLp e Son. vas dis
solved on the twenty fifth day October last, by
mutual consent, VIM. Dunlap, who con.
tinues the
Hnle, Grocery, and Spirit Bnsiness,
is fully authorised to settle the business { the
firm. WILLIAM DUNLAP,
nov IS JOHN BCNI.AP
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-11-19
COHEN'S

Lottery and Exchange Office, No. ia, Mar.
ket Street, Baltimore.
WHERE in the la1 Grand State, and
other lotteries, were sold the great capt.
tails of 100, 900 Dollars-3 of $1,000 dollars
5 of 10000 dollars-5 of 10000 dollars-12
of %, 900 dolars-17 of 10000 dollaIs--32 Of
5000 dollars, &c.-and where more capital
prizes have been sold than at any other Of
flee in America.
Orders from any part Of the United States,
or territories, either by mail post paid, or by
private conveyance, enclosing the cash or
prizes in any lotteries, will meet the same
prompt attention as if on personal application,
addressedto
COHEN, jr. & BROTHERS,
Poh;mors
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-11-19
GENERAL SUMMARY.

HUGH l.. WHITE has been elected by the
Legislature of Tennessee, to supply the va.
cancy in the Senate of the United States, &C.
casionsd by the resignation of Gen, JACKSON.
Buffalo. which in the spring Of 1914, con-
tanned but one dwelling, now contains up
wards of three thousand inhabitants; and will
it is said, apply to be Incorporated as city.
Mr.. Owen, of Lanark, and his son, have
bot, declared their intentions to become CT
teens Of the United States.
Robert Owen has announced that ne wants,
immed ately, at New Harmony, Indiana, Ar.
tificers and Mechanics in almost all branches
Of business.
Capt. Russell, Of the schnr. Spy, arrived at
Salem, states that the inhabitants and cattle at
Ceara were dying of hunger, and no money in
the place to purchase provisions.
A note on the msrgin of the Pensacola Ga.
zette, received yesterday, says:-"The Hor-
net arrived, 18th October"
In the report made to the Diet of Portland
BY Count Mostowski, Minister of the Interior,
it is stated that, "Tron rail roads have been
constructed from Kalish to Brezesc, sixty Ger.
man miles in uninterrupted length"
It is said that at the late fancy ball, at York,
in England. the Marcnioness Of Londonderry
wore jewels and other costly ornaments, to the
value of 80, 600, -more than l33, 900 dollars.
A watch was stolen in the pit Of the Opera
in Paris; che loser complained in a loud voice
and said, SIT is just seven, in q few minutes
NV watch will strike-the sound is strong
and by that means We shall instantly ascertain
where it IS" The thief, terrified at this, en-
deavore-d To escape. and by his agitation dis
covered. himseG