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Candidate for the I9M Congress,
DUTNE J. yEARCE
{Iopn-.Nestings, to-norro,c.

.NOTYCE-The Freemen ofthe ioon are
particularly requested 10 meet at The Court
House this erening at halfp past 6 o'clock, for
theprpose cfmaking The necessary arrange
ment, 10 insure a .ftA rote IN. .tavor Of DUTEE
J. PEARcE for Representative IN The 10Th
Congressional also TO select suitable per-
son as Candidate, to represent this to,cn in
The merit General .assembiy, IN Tie place o.
Hon. ASHER ROBBINS, electt 10 the u. s.
Senate. Nov. "a.
We understand tina. the Hon. ASHER
ROBBINS, will leave town on Saturday
next, in the steamboat 70. New-York, on his
way to the seat OF Government. Mcssrs.
KNIGHT and BURGEs, were expected to
leave Providence for Washington early in
the week.
..sAs-.-
THE ELECTTO.N.-It is scarcely ne
cessary to remind our fellow citizens cfthe
important duty which will dcvolve on them
tomorrow, in ihe election of member of
the nineteenth Congress. The sentiments
ofthe people in this part Of the state, ON the
comparative merits of the candidates pre-
sented TO them, have been so unequivocalfy
expressed at the recent election, that we
are surely not toe sanguine in the expecta-
ton, that Mr. PkABoE's majority in New
port, Washington, and Kent, in the pending
contest, VIII be nt least one third greater
than he obtained before. At that time he
went into the county ofProudence with se-
yen hundred votes over his strongest com
petitor, and but for the extraordinary fer
mentstion which prevailed in the county,
and which obliterstcd distinctions the most
settled and determiDate, would have been
elected at the outset, by adhesive majority.
The causes Of that extraordinary state OF
things have in ameasure passed away. Mr..
BURGEs, the favorite candidate ofthe Free-
men ofProyidenee, having been duly elect
Cd. liberal disposition is every where man
Tested to coincide with the uncguvocsi
wishes of this section the state, in relation
TO this choice. Mr.. Pearce therefore has
sprcason vhstcveg TO disiruS bis election.
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Mdrrtr0,

In Portsmouth, on Thursday last, by the
Rev. Mf. Gammell, Mr.. William Barker, "a
Miss Eliza Ann Thomas, daughter of Mr.
stephen Thomas, both OF tlpt place,
In middletown ON Tuesday last. by the Rev.
Mr. Gammell, Mr. George w. Peckham, 70
Miss Eliza Barker, daughter Of the late Mr..
Nathaniel Barkor, both Of that place.
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DfgG.

In Portsmouth. on this Island, Mrs Martha
Shaw, consort OF the late Ur Thomas Shaw
IN the S6th year of her age.
Ia Providence. os SpDday morning last
Mrs. Abby G. Newliap, in The 32d wear of her
ago.--Mondey morning, Samuel Arnold. aged
3 years and . months, sOn Of Mr.. Samuel
Gerald
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aal scien,;fic attainnents. ffouf path in
these PURSUITS must be enlightened by Eu-
ropean knowledge and experience, may
we ne, with some pride even now cast into
the opposite scale the improvements in civ
il and political government which the world
is receiving from us?
LECTURES DELIVERED IL PHILsDELPHIA.
IN The University of Pennsylvania, nine
courses, viz: Faculty Of Medicine, six
courses on Medical subjects: Faculty OF
Arts, three courses: one of Natural Phllo-
sophy, one on Chemistry and Mineralogy
q, applied TO the Arts, and one OH Medical
Botany.
In Jefcrson College, six courses on Med
ical subjects.
IN The Franklin Institute, three courses,
and q number Of volunteer lectures: one
On Chemistry as applied 10 the Arts, one
on Practical Mechanics, and one on Nat
ural Philosophy. "A Mathematical School,
and an Architectural and Mechanical
Drawing School, are attached TO the Frank
lin Institute.
College of Pharmacy, two courses; one
on Materia Medica and Pharmacy, and
one on Chemistry.
Medical Institute, seven courses on Me-
liical subjects.
Medical Lyceum, five courses on Medi-
cal subjects.
Godman's anatomical Rooms, seven
courses on Medical subjects.
Friends .4cademy, Two courses; one on
Botany, and one on Natural Philosophy.
Lac .4cademy, two o.courses; Mr.. Gooda-
ere on Astronomy, one course: Dr. j. BAR
her on Elocution, one course; DIR. Karsten
on Physiology, one course; Mr.. Owen Oh
the Community System, one course. To-
IA, AZ courses.
The Pittsburg Gazette states that in
1910, there were but two paper mills in
lVestern Pennsylvania. Now there are
7,,s,e, four of which are owned by citizens
of pittsburr, besides two in the adjacent
couaty of Jefferson, one also of which is
O yned by citizen of Pittsburg.
Inthree Of these manufacturers, the ma
chinery is propelled by steam power, and
the otkers by water power. They have to-
gether thirty vats. In the steam mills, forty
reams per week are made AT each vat on an
average the year round, making the pro-
duce ofesch vat upwards Of six thousand
dollars in the year. The average value on
the paper produced at each vat, in the water
mills, is estimated at 5000 dollars per year,
aud the rags consumed in each vat at 10000
lbs. Takinr all the mills at this average
rate, and estimating rags at ) cents 10.
the paper manufactured in the mills emu
merated, would be worthS 10000, and
the amount laid ont in tho country for rags
would not be less than JS 5000 dollars.
The manufacture Of glass was commen-
ced at Pittsburgh in l79S, butthe success
of the business was, for some years, very
doubtful. Now, white and flint glass OF
the very best quality are manufactured
there, and the annual produce ofnine glass
works in Western Pennsylvania Is equal to
SI650O0. Two ofthese works are at Pitts
burgh, one is at Birmingham opposite Pitts
burgh, one at New Albany, four miles be-
low Brownsville, one al Brownsville, one at
Perryopols on the Youghiogheny, one nj
Willismsport, and ono et NewtseneSa.
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Job UorkeIeout.d in a satisfactory ndas
ner, and on t.s most reasonable tsrrss, ~
his .giss.
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School Books, &c.
ron SALE At
JAMES HAMMOND'S
GrD 0souda s. Gppa Gtcrr.

Spelling Rocks, Geography's,
Readers, History,
Dictionaries, Surveying,
Granmars, Classical &c.
OF each OF the above, all the variety in use
in this town and vicinity.
Writing paper, States, Qullls,
PenknIves, Ink powder, Ink Stands, &c.
The Faimers,' Christian and Rhode Is
land Almanac Tor 1896.
The Bridgwater collection, latest edi-
ton, and the Boston Handel and Hayden
Society Collection Of Sacred Music.
Bibies-Prayer Books--Psalm and Hymn
Books,
with general variety Of e-4-.
GogS2.ss Satlls5isdcQ.
nov. 2f
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TIxE RMrUEEEcAN.
NEWPORT,

THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. "a, 1925.
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'Ieihc no, with FortuMc, *
refuse not her iavors y!

NENT HEEK-DN s.gTURDRI,- TIE
~ POPULAR G2RND ST4TE LOT
TEnI
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T.. w. t.awtoN

EXpECrS . large supply Of NEU,
IA CHE.AP DRl GOODS by TIE y.
ID. Jones, Capt. Bliss, which purchasers will
find to their satisfaction, as they will be scld
really chcap-am6ng thor are h..
600 yds. stout carpeting, good patterns
at Gs 6d.--Venetian stain do. at Is.
Nov. IL. ..
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ivory, Bnck-hmn ami silyer-nounted
l. C''gut WHIPS.
Moss and curled Hair, foT Mattresses;
With a general assortment OF plated
trimmings, at the Saddlery, No. OH the
Parase, corner Of Meeting g-strcet, by
- ClIBERr CHASE.
Nov. IN.
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sy Goods.
towNE-f,

l.H iAe oi0Te JeFmfrlg 90,
UaShiRgf0R.

(7t tke Store fermerIgoe. hpled By T.. H;os,,an :
jiashin nm ruroJ
I'D DEsPEcTFULIg info, ms the Ladies' "A
Ia Newport and lis VIC iiity, that she bn
just returned from New-l orS with an ele-
CANT assortment of COOL n well aiap,sd
to the present and approa, mag season;--
among them are:
A great variety of HEAD Dnrssss, n:
the latest iashiolis;
Chinchillas,
.Superb black Ostrich Feathe rs,
White and colJred do. do.
Tcpgernc Trimmings, Shade !PipinS;r
Chenilla Cords, pipings, Fros =, Dalsx
Buttons, &c.
Gold and Silver Lace,
Do. de-. Tossels,
Elegant Crimson Fio,c,rs, /
Superb figured X .',ons,
Ditto ditto Beiungs,
With great variety OF articles too an. J,
merous IN pGrticuafiae.
o. Ladies are respectfully invited tosS
call and examine her g0ods. as she iia,terss
herself that her prices Will be such as cam
not fail TO give satisfaction.
Nov 10, IS25
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Among them are the iolloWingi
A super lot observation-disclosures habit
cloths-cassimere and sattinett--kelscys
and duilils-bockings and 1annels--Caro-
line plalds at - good--Aannel from IS cts
to 6s. per yard--plushes and velvets-
shirtings and sheetings-baudsone car
petings-hearth rugs-,woolen vestings-
a complete assortment OF shawls and man
ties-flag and bandanna hdkis-lnens,an
linen cambrics--diaper and damask--pop-
Inns and Norwich crapes--a complete as
sortment of habit buttons--wide ribbon for
bonnet trimmings-an elegant assortment
Of pnnts-vestngs Of every kInd--black
worsted hoso--Hice black lace veils-nice
white lace vcils--laccs for yeiis-a superb
lot OF lace inscrtings and edgilgs--a com.
plete assortment of bonncts AMI pelisse
silks--a superb lot Of gibbons pink, blue,
and black Ostrich plumes, cheap--bomba-
zetts aud afuetls--camblets, b.ie and
brown-French house paper "a
And many other articles too tedicus~ 70
mention,
W. ]. keeps constantly on hand com
plete assortment Of buntiags and colprs
nadc 10 order. nov. ~ 1
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Paul Martin and John Wilson, who rob
bed the store of Dir. Lord, in Boston, AMI
who were lately apprehended in this town,
have been condemned to seven years con-
fnement at hard labor in the state prison OF
Massachusetts,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-22

alter 10 per cent of the stock has been paid IN the
state reserves 10 itself the right purchase the canal
after 90 years from its completion, refunding to
.he Company the whole cost &c. and per cent
interest.
ALApAsiA.-A men who had committed &c a
crime ,cithout a name was fined by the Circuit
Court in Cahawba, on the 18th ult. ttcenfy fire
thousand doiiarsi
MissIssTpPr-A letter from Natchez OF the i,h
ut represents the yellow fever as raging in that
country with more violence than was known
therc before; most OF the people moving out of
town; and the deaths ut Na,chez since the middle
oil September six every day, ut average.
OHfo.-A bell of patent cast triangular steel,
designed for churches, has been made in Cincinnati;
oil the form OF three-sided payramd it's mouth of
course triangular it is represented as an improve
ment on the ordinary BELLS both in shape and sub
stance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-22

The acts and opinicns---inc measures and ccadict
OF prominent politicians and statesmen, should be
known to the people. Jruc, they areslbiec,. for
LisoT.'. and not oi immediate scrutiny, as they re-
late 20 MIR. Rul;s King, vino. somonisAed by adj
'anc.d age, " is IN retirement but when they
relate 10 the minister at the oil ST. James, we
nave an interest, and great interest, in knowing
the facts correctly.
II the political principles of Mr.. King are not
considered, by the Senate in these times, as obsta
cies 70 ms appointment-if his constant exertions
TO array North against South, and keep the South
In irritation and anxiety. considered nothing a.
gains' h'm--if his former efforts 10 prevent emil
grants coming to this country, are nothing, and tie
whole tenor OF his public course 10 a most advanc
ed age is nothing, then ii is submitted if the charge
OF originally desiring an,onsrchical government in
'nis country however limited; can be considered
as nothing by The Senate of the u. States.
49,, NJ Y. .9dr.
Mr. Walsh denies the truth of these assertions.
Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-22

TElITE Wgwum school will he re-
sunIed the oh dsy Of Januaty next, under the
" is preseu pfncP, Vi En hir. Rockford sill continue 10
give INSTRUCTIONS tc Freach aul M1emics tnd the minor
tiutsic.. The following notice from he New Yoih Miheu-
lied DiIry RochtOr =. with ncn Of b. IA
lterlfv rninence " H. Boydltch ~ Boston, Profess Strong
Hamilton College D. leuy !. Anittson Of New YORK,
Ns. linn Roet|orfO Anr1 county. Va 3c. each IN
g.ntousiy mastered alt theqaefisusn
Tie A. ale nica year 10. itsdel into ses,f,ns.-
Price 81 Eoifl PEI session TO- Tuition 800 PAYABLE IN id-
v,,ce pt ,.rfcu'eui hon Lelfnz da6 on the o1ns
ic cnet OF en session. wh lc cXp,clcd tyoy instance
All PERSONS, who f-ui Co ,"pj choltss 10 the Wigsau G
mas School, The ensuing year 1ttc.pecut4 rcquc.ted ~ APP
Ia nee OF such eufOu, wih er ht convenience a he
in Of Scholu will re hunted 10 nfy. and npro-
biIie bu. the Applr ttiYns will exceed tia. number
Nov. -. j7-t5ibI WAi. ". GILES.
~ The pnet5urs intelligence, 10 n ct the above on
til tie fIfh 14uitrg.
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DOCFDR HEN-RY .ShCIPU1JTIL

CSIt. txe ooi.c h,tI shall on the 2t-i l1l and 23I
> days Of Drceret nest heg~en O 90 eight oclO,
morning aud sx "cots ue everins of ,h ity, s
tavern ofIro.J Dickenon i1 e county OF Povn in take
the drpuipf. ut Mes, JlD Wdun fuscpn iois1, ush
81. Uyea. Jo.fpn Bracket, Je..c WroI.on asd Bebai
Crrpp.o beIcsi evidence depending t.c
SHe tDf Cnuce W tlc icbnond diiiict, which
you plaintiff Hezesfsn Ford, H. 90 French and myself
are iciesiant', where you may attn % sou qleae.
WI NEriiEHLAND.
Nh ~ ta-.l,sl
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.NNTIlk.

WAS comniedio CnrtrrEeli Jail runaway, nesr,
W vh, ais himself Whsfo Harvey, aud lhat b,
free mani ars cJpexiou 30 yeirs ~ age nchc
hig gIea may ptPts De- fcc, he says occrionf by
the scuIfy. lie ,.fnns nvsfy t1ii. i. from n
NJs iei Eliza With c1ut Jf0vu. any pcrsos
own. negro hey requested and prove him.
pay charge aul ase him ava, he vii ne dealt
with o. the law dueet. wan. yINFREE, at. Jsilof
~Esy o. Ss-,ylg
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Down would have been reduced TO ruins, and ths
sailors and inhabitants have been sacrificed. Pro-
idence however, protected both the Egyptians and
Europeans. The viceroy of Egypt, who was at
Alexandra, ordered the Vice Governor (blllal
Asa) to put to the eveningof the 10th, in
pu. si, of the fire ships. On the lth, the Governor
aud Director Of the Marine followed with several
ships second the Vice Governor in pursuit of the
Greeks. Daring the whole night of the llth heavy
csnnonade was heard, the Creek cruisers having
met oil Damietta number of small Turkish ner-
ehan'men, with the convoy of which they were
engaged
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tcoMNsuSIcArED.l
HENRY CLAY

HENRY CLAY.
Il ne ioIowlng precious morce0u, we believe
VIII not only excite the admiration of the friends nj
Mr. secretary Clay, but will also present beauti-
ui specimen of the most distinguishing characters
TIC OF this great man. A few years since. sbor,I,
after the agitation OF the fanous comnensa,ior hi
IN congress, Mr. Clay, who voted in favor of this
uili' upon returning home TO bis constituents found
formidable opposition arrayed against his re-clec
uoh. Alter addressing the People from the IIus,-
hgs' previous to the opening OF the poll he Stepped
ooWh INTO the crowd, where he met an old and in
i.en'iu iriend OF his, named Scott, one of the first
setlers oil Kentucky, and of course in his Younger
days. great huntsman. This gentleman. s,enp,,c
up addressed Mr. Clay as follow s.: &C We'll. :, eli.
iiarfy, We been with you in six troubles: am
sorry must now desert yon H. the seventh: Won
nave voted Tor that miserable compensation bill:
! must now turn my back upon you.' so.
friend Scott, Is this the only objection >, ..I;,
=" We must get over it the best way we c,,, yo,
are an old huntsman:' " Yes &c You have si,lad
many a Fat bear and buck:'' Yes % ,eI;..s
you nave very good rfe,' g Yes, as good ono
as ever cracked" :" Well, did you ever have a 6ie
LAT g, puck before YOU when your gun snappei?p
me IKE OF that has happened.'' g Wei pow.
| riend Scott, did you take hat faithful rifle ard
oeak u all to pieces on The very next loo Won c,,
Cor did you pick the flint and try i: again ;',
The tear stood in the old mans ewes III,
chord was touched ono, Harry. 7 rcLad ,ho
hlht' ana tried her again I'll try YOU again
give US your hand We need scarcely say. .s,, III,
welkin rang with the huzzain, plaudits Of he by-
ISLANDERS, Clay was horne off to the bos.inrs ays
reelected. Yirp;,,;o s,.oo % '''u
oAyANSAH, November TO- we learn ,r;,b
great pleasure that our distinguished feo voitize,
W iilam H. Crawford, intends parin a vi.it 10
'hs city during the present month some public
tribute OF respect due 10 him by the citizens OF
Savannah He wall, we are sure, meet win =
cordial and hearty welcome, by the rood peopleof
, ,i Republicans
Enrdet Of letter from one Of orr Southern
Correspondents.
- am happy to assure you tia, our ds,ipalish-
ed fellow-citizen William II. Crawford, is prsda-
ally recovering his health and we no,s have san
guine hopes that, by next fall he yilIse in s,,e
to be presented again 10 the American PeopIe fo~
! that office which he lost in 1916 by his mode.y
and magnanimity, and which he wouid have at
tanned inliS2f, but for disease ''T TVash. c. Ga-
There Is every reason to believe that tie an
ponment of Mr. Rufus King, as Minister to The
Court OF 81. James, Will no. be confirmed b, ,be
Senate. 1t is stated of good authority thai here
will be majority of three voes aeaas, him IN
that body Mr.. Adams committed an ee,esoos
error when he conferred on Mr. King this imaor-
'ant mission. Repubhcaa.
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DOElHSTTC.
OFFICIAL.

ddaress Of Mr.. EvERErr Minister of the u
n.ted States to Spain, on presenting 10 the
King ms letters Of creaence.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-16
Charles BENNETT

.As imported perthe Pioneer and Shenan.
IL doah from Liverpool,
Scholfeld's fiannels and baizes
Rose and point blankets, all sizes
Ga milled drab and common blue cloths
Navy blue and Oxford mixed superine do
Common and super6ne patent shoe thread
A consignment Of shad and herring seine
Irvine, which viii be sold very low
Best double Gloster cheese
On hand, from former imporfations.
Super6ne cloths, kerseymeres, Irish linens
Lawns, diapers, cambria musins
&, A, and S ID, pins
Best London twists andsewing silks
Superfne bombazetts, few dozen FIRST
quality ladies' cotton hose
Choppa Romals
Best Aberdeen and patent celored threads
An assortment of domestic cottons
Rest white ticklenburgs and ravens duck
First quality treble gilt coat buttons, &c. &c.
sept
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-16

MOAasses, Sugars, etc
CO hhds West India and Orleans molasses
w 50 50 5 5arrslss do do sugars
So bags white Brazil sugar
$50 do green and ST. Domingo coffee
S do old superior Java do
IS chests and boxes gunpowder, imperi.
al, young Tyson and souchong tea
10 bags pepper
S do race ginger
S casks cheese
1000 lbs soft shell almonds
ZOO lbs sup. quality hg blue, $50 to the lb.
IS casks Sicily Madeira 3 years imported
IS do L p Teneriffe & Colemenarwines
Old L Madeira, Port Lisbon & Malaga do
5000 gallons old whiskey
Cognac brandy, old Jamaica spirits, Holland
and country gin, and northern rum
1000 gallons cherry bounce
hid West Inslia shrub
80 barrels No mackerel
40 do nett and gross behring's
10000 lbs yellow and brown soap
$4,000 lbs good bacon
With carious other articles, for sale 6y
sept3 VAUDEVILLE & LARMOUR.
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This is to giyeEotice,

AHAT 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-
ing claims against the said deceased, are here.
by warned to exhibit the same to the subscri
Der, 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 ~ 1awSw
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New Orleans Sugar, Sc

z HHDs. prime New-Orleans sugars
u pipe cognac brandy
Landing and for sale by
S. MEssERsMITH,
Whohas in Store, and offers for sale
40 hhds St.Trinidad and Thomas sugars
900 PACKAGES TEA
Consisting of Young Hyson in chests andhali
chests, part very superior; Imperial in chests,
half chests, 20, 10, S catty boxes, and boxes
containing BIB. cannisters
Gunpowder in 90, 10 and catty boxes
Boxes containing each 90 two lb canisters do
Pouchongand Souchong in half chests
Havana. Laguayra, st. Domingo, Rio and Java
coffee
Cognac brandy and Holland gin in pipes
Sicily Madeira wine in half pipes
French do in halfpipes and quarter casks
Chocolate i'll boxes, Bakers No. 1, 2, and 5
Lapham's No. l, in boxes and half boxes
Glsuber salts, wrapping paper
Demjohns, window glass
Refined sugar loaf, No. 8 and
Goshen cheese
Bordeaux oil in baskets, etc. etc. etc
sept %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-16

I'm HALF KEG Of 8's, and Us to the
~ pound, Barclays brand, warranted
superior to any in the District, Just received
BY the sloop Cherub, capt. Burke, from Rich
. mond, and for sale by
sept 3-1awtf JN0. D. BROWN, Agent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-16
Slaves Wanted.

1NHE Subscriber will at all times, pay the
u highest price in cash for slaves, either sim
gle or in families. Letters addressed to me
in Alexandra. will be promptly attended to
sep l9-tf E. P. LEGG.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-16
SCHEME OF THE
-. Work State Iliterature


Less than faro blanks to a Prize!
Whole Tickets $50 Quarters S12 so
Halves IS Eighths 6 Is
Sixteenths IS 121
The above lotteryis the most important that
has ever been furnished for the patronage of
the American people. The effulgent charac-
ter fits prizes, astonishing demand for tick
cts, and the evident and glorious chances
which it exhibits, ought to be strong and sufh.
cient inducement to encourage individuals to
secure fortunes before the hungry hand of de.
mand places them beyond their reach. Ano-
ther fact ought to arouse sleeping energy to
action and remind the economist of the impor-
lance of early investment. 1T appears obvious
that the price oftickets will shortly be advan.
ced to $50, in support ofwhich probability the
reader is solicited to refer to preceding facts.
All orders mailed prior to the advance will
be supplied at the present price.
Prize tickets in respectable lotteries, and
notes Of specie paying banks, will be received
in payment for tickets, All orders must be
post paid. Address
J. VI. RunneNs,
.Alerandria or Washington, d. c.
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