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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-10-05

I have all vanished: about fortnight since
she went through the ceremony of taking
| the black veil, and has now adiured the
world, society, and all the kindier feel.
| ings Of our nature, TO seek within the soil
| tary limits ofa monastic cell, those deyo.
| tional enjoyments which society denied
| her.
II is seid, that though it was her choice
20 take an everlasting farewell of the world
vet she betrayed those feelings which re-
lipious zeal cannot suppress, and which
vent themselves, and relieve a bursting
heart.-As she gave the holy VOW, her bo-
som was convulscd with. ten thousand
throbs, for her heart yet fingered upon
the world.
"I.er hands were ciasp'd her eyes uptutn'd
Dropping their tears like moonlight rain;
And though her lips, fond raver burn'd
With words of passion, words of flame.
Yet was there light around her brow,
A holiness in those dark eyes,
Which show'd, though wandering earthward
now,
Her spirits home was in the skies"
There must be an alienation of mind, q
kind of religious madness, pervading the
soul, that can in the bloom of life-when
surrounded by the joys of the world, the
love of friends, and the idolatry. of society
tear itself from the ties of nature and
give up all, TO worship the Creator Of Man
kind. Yet here we find young girl used
to the highest circles of society-the
daughter of a man who holds pre- -cmi-
nent rank among the noblest captains Of
the age-the daughter of man who had
it in his power to secure to his offspring
the most desirable situation in life--volun-
tarily retiring to the cloister, to offer un-
ceasing prisons to the Lord Of Hosts.
What motives, other than those purely
devotional, impeled her TO this course have
not yet been made known, and the world
is left to wonder, that one 30 young, so
lovely and so good, should in a moment Of
enthusiasm desert the world, and blast the
hopes ofparents and friends by retiring to
the silent cell of an anchorite. Noah.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-10-05
AMERICAN LADIES.

Mr.. Poletica, late Ambassador from Rus
sia to this country, in his recent work on
the United States, speaks in the following
terms of the ladies' of this country -
Women in the United States enjoy a
reputation for morality, which the most vi
olent deiamers of that country have never
dared assault. They assiduously fulfil the
duties of wives and mothers. Their de-
pertinent is modest, decent and very re-
served.
"The beauty Of the women of the Unit
ed States is generally acknowledged. But
{ is of so transient character, that SEN
iment Of compassion immediately mingles
itself with the pleasure you experience in
beholding the young American beauties who
assemble together in their evening enter
tainments. You involuntarily compare
them 10 delicate flowers, that wRher before
. slightest breath of a northern wind
The frequent changes in the temperature
-fthe air which distinguishes the climate
cfihs United States, exert fatal influence
OF the health OF the inhabitants and the
beauty OF the women"
A correspondent has furnished US the
following interesting notice, of which the
late scene at Groton reminded him. He
says, you may, If you think proper, state
that the writer was at that time, prisoner
Of war in England, committed for the crime
Of HIGH TREASON, against his Majesty
George III and while there he saw Lon
don paper, in which the expedition against
New London and Groton was described as
disgraceful ~ the British arms, and dishon-
orable to the Commander in Chief at New
York and especially so as bcing placed by
him under the command of Ias expressed in
said paper,) the infamous Benedict .2tvolG.
And 10 shew the accordance Of opinion of
the London Editor and of ofBenedct's cousin,
Oliver Arnold, send you an Acrostc,
written by the latter"
Born for curse TO viktue and mankind,
Eafth's broadest realms can't show so black
mind
Night sable veil, your crimes can never hide
Each one, so great, would glut historic tide
'dunct, your cursed memory will live
IN all the glare that infamy can give;
Curses OF ages will attend your name
TrAIroRs alone will glory in your shame.
Almighty vengeance sternly waits, to roll
Rivers OF sulphur on your trcacherous soul:
Nature looks back, with conscious error, sad,
On such, tarnish'd blot that she has made
Let hell receive you rivetted in chains
Damn to the hottest focus Of its flames
The above is without exception the Sc
vcrest comment ever passed upon any man.
There is scarce word but what is fraught
with the bitterest denunciation.
Canal of Intelligence.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-24

OliCE--1he cepaflnpishlp. hereto.
~ tore existing between The snbaofihefs.
IN lbe town 81 Lynohbnrg. and ~ fhsif tnp,3
ny III tue county ol Ainhrrsl, under HE 81, ia
oi y. u HOLMAN ~ also. thr pnrtnrr.
ship h'rel Olore existing brlwerh tho snbset1.
heta ~ The town III Lexington, under the
81 le OF Daniel Hoffman q Ie, are this day
d,ssolved.b, the ntaluld oousnni of III. pnr.
ties. The unsettled business nl snid nm. ia
the town OF LyuehhurR ~ ~ be nifentledta By
The subscriber, David Hoffman, md ihai be.
You'd The mountain III be attended 10 by tho
subscriber. Daniel Hoffman, al LeAington
Circumstance Oyer whieh they have NJ
conlfonl, alone induce The subscribers TO Of,
FER Tor sale thai desirable, wen known. aud
snlnoble Tanning E.tphlishmoni OF heir, IA
the county OF Amherst, near LYnebbnrr -
This 1annery con,binrs many advantages.
IL coniguiis 10 Lynchbutg sefurea 10 IL an
rqnal participation ~ all the bennhts OF that
Market IN selling Lenther, aud getting hidea
rom the butchers d The people of the nflgh.
hothood. .nnd II can al NIL timts command
he grealer portion II The Amherst rnatotn -
The improvements are all eood aud gahVbni,
rnt, with sUIhe incopsideraLit eAfepfions...
lhere isa good dwelling hense, ioqeihrr with
ryrry other building requs't 10 snell on es.
thb'ishment In addition 10 which. lhere l. n
new alanghter-liouse, win u other futures
suitable Tor carrying on his Dulchering busit
ness Ia a large es'eni,
The Ihnnery contains ~ tansrnts aud a
'hter pool. There isaIso attached 10 il s{a.
cffs oi Land, NIL well enclosed, aud In a high
state OF Improvement.
II II private sale II this pro- Wy Is not yf.
iecied before The 26th day ~ SeItrinlernrys.
II viii on that dey h gpld by Wy VI puiFir
auction on the proneses, "a credit OF one.
'eo aud three years, he purchaser ~ p0reh0s
sefs 10 give bonds Will approved personal ses
curry, and deed 81 trust On The property IL
sell, IT. secure lhe Pufchnee money
lhr snhscriben are eso disposed 10 cell at
private sble, md on accommodating terms,
TWO MEN SLAVES, flanuers by unde)
aud large qnanity of partly tanned leu her
HE slhyes are believed to be inleri0r Ia Yas
lne 10 none OF their profession in The slato
OF Virginia. DANIEL HOFFMAN.
DAVID HOFFMAN.
Lyuehbprg, July y. 30
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-24

and, nton consultation agreed unanimously
10 lhr following preamble and irsoiulipn-
The citizens at Nv Glasgnw AID ITS
viciuity, hid s,efctly drnnnsttat,d hy
iheir proceedings II - pahl, mesiiag the
profound seneralian in ahlell lhty held the
memory of one llnsfrious Patriot. ber,re
Vas announced that YET another had fiH-
On and TIN. hefnrf the close ar one event
IN day, whleh awake upon three surviving
sgnrrs NJ the Declaration at u. Iadeprnd-
enep If these United States but one re-
manuel. II be remembered with the living
inSailGfe archer! could not ope suffice 90
" Thy shJf feW inice, aud hpice our peace
ioaS SHIN"
Thu venerable john Adams ia no NOR.
He, ton ho contributed 81 largely 40 m
The measure Of his eounirg's honor - lie.
also, on the same memorable fourth Of Jalg.
had " shgHtd eff his mortal coan'
l. ls tue, and we see M cap,r, even on
this occasion, to dissenhle the fact, that W.
did vol approve all thu measures, which
characterized the administration of this
distinguished Statesman--but il is enough
Tor MS. aud for all the purposes Ut gratitude
and generation, that he moi only filled \
large spare In the ailertinn- nf his cntempa-
r0rrs. but that he was The zeanns advo-
cate, AID one of the sgqers Of that mimita
bile DerlaraiIon of Rights, which gave birth
10 The independence III these United States
nv which act, he committed teason n
gd'nst has kmg 10 secure the rights and IL
6ert'cS Of has c0Hntrgmen. And ". would
deprreate that kind If .faatidiouS iafot-
france, which looks beyond thplgra,e, aud
he NOR" especially, when throughout u
long, e'enttnl, and aIduons lie. The N0gc
IF Quincy Yielded 10 none, IN deyat dness
:" the welfare and happiness of his beloved
Country.
There Ia also another consideration, n
hnn' which, We are not SUFFICIENTLY sceptical
10 contemplate with indifference, aud a. 10
which, II IS probable. we may invade the
s'nsibllirs Of Casui,ts and Philosophers :;
but in those remarkable, aud most extraor-
binary c0mhinatlpns and coincldences Of
circumstances, and events, whlch attended
the mortal dissolution ol those Two exalted
patriots, we cannot but perceive more
hnh mortal ogeneg rs # II We're the bead
of the Most Higi! applying thu impress of
the stamp and seal OF tlea, an, 10 thai I'M
mortal Declaration oil human Rights, which
the martyr'd Heroes of our fcsoIusioo, had
already sealed with their blond and test
dying 10 the world, thai in this instrument
ii contained the will Of God concerning man
in his moral estate. Jefferson 81 Albums
drathless names In life they we've uaitcd,
and in death they have not been dn ided.
Resotred, therefore, That The humble lri
butte of respect, Ia the memor, nt the ever
to be lamtnted Thomas Jefferson. testified
by Us in, our preamble aud resolutions Of
the | 9th inst. be extended, 50 far a5 the
same Is APT aud appropriate, als", to the
memory Of thu iate amlabe Patriot, ard
beneiarfor of MS country, John Adams.
Resolved, That these proceedings be
+igneh, and requested 10 be published as
heretOloTe.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-24
cos1sIuNfrATE

The Jubilee Of American independence
was celebrated by the citizens "i LoV'nsS-
ton, and its vicinity, with every ldemon
stration of Joyous and grateful feeling.
The tag of the county was at an early
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-24
COMMUNICATED.

Alta meeting of the cltizans of the Town
of New Glasgow, add us vicinity, on the
18th da, of July, 1896, Hill Carter was
called to the Chair, and Edward A. CdbrII
acted IA. Secretary.
The object of the meeting being stated
IN. citizens present, took io,o consideration
the proprier ofadoptips suitable measures
10 testify their respect for the memory ct
he late yenerated John Adam, -one OF
he sgners of the Declaration of lndepend-
snc,. and ex-President of the u, States:-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-24
1870 Prizes.
5000 Blanks.
SEl36O
t84O Tick cts.

nv ppllic will observe, from the very
lfsl 9ance, that the above sci"me Is deci-
ON ithe most brilliant one ever got up in
''nsR a, aud the price OF the tickets very
low, and a. drawing is CLOSE at baud con
S'91ently, hose wishing TO become rich by
slveninring in lottery tickets, will find they
hay" no iene 10 lose, as The price of tickets
WI certainly advance so, do not neglect a
SII'e no nent in callineat my TRULY LUG
NJ OFFICE and securing Lucky number
IA The aboy" schema, which may make you
l2fpy the remainder ct Nour DAYS
= VI Whole tichets S5--Halves s. 10
Quarters = -, 10 be had in very great vari-
FV OF Numbers al my Truly Lucky OF
nee, where tie cash will be pad for all pri-
Ses rs soon rs drawn.
orders from he conntry, post paid, enclo-
sung The cash or prize tickets viii meet the
most prompt attention, il addressed 10
ADRIAN x. NORTH.
Jolly %.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-24

= - n - --'' q III 0TW VI ~ mud ~
ono 81 81
All murkrd ihns" sold NJ Goarrs orfIeg
the 3 ,oeo sold III aWhtle tickel--tho IL,
900 dolssold IN shares OF hall, quarter, a two
e'ghlhs. The ra.h is ready Tor the whole oi
he pr'ses. mud the fortunate holders are 10.
qnestrd to seud or maud them IN ior payment.
u Agreeahly u the scheme 81 tbs Lolte-
~, being on the odd and even system, The
capital prize oi S3o,ooo having heon drawn
by even number, (3l 800 all tickets there
lore, OF M even number being those ending
with edher2, 1. q, y, or q, ARE przcs al Four
DOLLARS each, IN addition 10 whatever other
prHes they may have drawn. July II
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-24

hroker Z CommisSi5" Business.
que subscriber bas takeu an Office
"A tonr doors above the Frankli Hotel,
"'fre he Continues 10 sell Tobacco nd 9th
produce on commission, and will in future
,Np' transact business ms Broker--iIe hopes
~ Ne able 10 give satisfaction to all who may
''hhde business TO his care
:, ARCH HATCHER.
zee. 10 wtsiil9
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-24
VIRGINIA LOTTERY
For the benefit al iht

For the benefit of the
Dismal sWanlp Canal Company,
Fourth Class.
% No. Lottery by Combination & Permuta
tion-5 Ballots TO br drawn.
To be drawn al Richmond, in Sept. 1926
SCHEME
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-24
HIGH AND LOW SYSTEM.
Virginia Literature Lottery, AN class.
viii be drawn in Lydebhnrg in October next.
Ali IN ONE DAY.
TO BE DRAWN ON A NEW PLAN.
More Prizes than Blanks.
SCHEME
5lV2 Prtzrs
1853 Blanks.
10000 Tickets, Mt go 10000
MODE on AWINI.


MODE on DRAWING
All The Numbers viii ho put IN the wheel
rs usual All the prize above three dollnrs
will be put III thr prize-H heel mud drawn OUT
opposite the whoit body oi numbers. The
first drawn number viii decide the fate OF
the 5000 three dollnr prizes, ms follows, 10
wit Shnnd il be one oi the frs five thou.
sand nnulbrrs. nat Is 70 snY, any number lron.
No. To- 5000. inclusive al those numbrf.
viii, IN like manner. n. entitled "a three dol
iar7 ench Should II be- one of the lnst Eve
thousand numbers, thai is TO shy, from Ne
5eDl 10 10000, inclusive, then all those mum
bers will, IN ike manner be rnlitled to three
dollars each Those who hold two tickets,
one above and one below No. 6Ooa mnsl ri
course draw ONL AID nay dlaw THREE
price.
THIS scheme affords great advantages 90
those who prefer tnking certificate. ol Pack
ages OF lkickcts or shares n Packages may
be mntr Of any even number Two four, siS,
eight, ten twenty, 40. aud cost bui lille
mpre than one haIf ol The scheme price.
\ certificate II , tickets b. badlur AZ 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-24

4 OST, on The es"ulng OF July The 2isf,
some where in the town al Lynchburg,
copy OF Walter Scott 8 poem, The lazy of The
Inst Minstrel, continuing two Virginia Bank
Notes, one H. the others together with tho
follow ing prlzr Ticket, In the Virginia Liter.
AZURE Lottery, No 4do2, 1905, 460l, 96la,
l62O quarter tickets, aud 8 prizes OF 81, asa
halves "a, 46os quarter 8l0, 46l0 do. $50,
also another ticket, No. not reeollecied.
forwnrn all parsons whom it may concern
from paying of or lrndng tor The aame 10 any
person except myself. Any person deliyefs
ing said book and contents at this Office shnla
receive the above reward
IHADDEUS KABLER.
July "a. '2W9
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-24
Aud Shares In propoflion

Aud shares IN proportion.
Present price OF tickets -, bnlyes ~ 81.
quarters 70 els but will rise on He Isl oi Au.
gnsi 10 81.
The drawing will certainly take place in
Oelober, under the superintendent al the
following gentlemen Judge VIM Danel,
Ch,well Dabpey, Albcn N'Danirl, JOHN q,
Nepm, John Bullock, David & Nurrelt WIN
M'kinnrV, YIN. ". Noryell, George Whii.
locke, John " Bagwell, Ammon Hancock,
Hober Kyle, James l.. Claylor, Jesse b. Iar-
rison, Mieajah Davis, Collin Bnckner, Eliinh
Fletcher, John {. Wills, john Hancock and
John {. Miller, E'Qrs.
~ Orders from II disinuoe, by mail, post
paid or private conveyance, enclosing the
cash Or prize tickets, will meet The most
prompt attention il addressed 10
AUG. LErTWICyF,
July "a. Manager.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-26
Kelly's "Reminiscences, Sc.

N EMIN1sCENCEs of Michael Kelly, Of the Kings
10 Theatre, and Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, nciu'
ding period of nearly half century with original an,
ecdotes of distinguished persons, POLITICAL literary and
MUSICAL VOL 8vo. ~ w
Practical Treatise on Bills of Exchange,
Checks on Bankers, Promissory Notes, etc etc. BY
Joseph Chitty, Esq. 9th American edition, from
the 9Th London edition; with notes, precedenfs,
etc. BY a Gentleman Of the philadelphia Bar. oo
The Institutes and Practice of Surgery, being the
outlines of course Of lectures BY VIM. GIBSON ~
NJ. D. 2vols. 8vo. w
HutteR's Course of Mathematics 4th America
edition, revised, corrected and improved; with an
elementary treatise on Geometry. BY Robert Ad-
rain, Professor of Mathematics Columbia College,
NewYork. w
The Speeches, Addresses and Messages of the
several Presidents of the United States, at the o.
rening of Congress, and at their respective maui
euratons. Also, the Declaration of Independence,
the Constitution of the United States, and Wash.
inrton's Farewell Address-wthp portraits, 9 vo 81
Burns Poetical Works. complete, in vol Svo.
Just received on sale by
april II PlSHEi lHoMr onN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-26
George S. Hough,

rs now opening handsome assortment of SPhLNo
Il GOODS, comprised in part Of
Ga and "A cambria muslins
Jackonet do
Figured, striped and crossed barred do
Book and Swiss do
Best calicos and chintzes and furniture do
An elegant assortment of ginghams :.
Ga and 10 Grecian and Bolivar striped mushns
Barrege muslins
Fancy silk, barrege and gauze hkfs
Book muslin do
Nankin and Canton grapes
Super and common bombazines
large ASSORTMENT of cotton, silk and thread hosiery
both long and short
Lady's extra English kid and other gloves
Mems Woodstock, beaver silk and thread do
Irish linens A. and rs in half and whole pieces
Irish dowlas and diaper
Linen cambria and do hkfs
Russia diaper and sheetings
German and Scotch linens and hearth rugs
Wilmington and other stripes for boys
Union mixture and summer cloth Tor coats
Wdte and colored drillings (some very hne)
o ford MKT lasting for coats
Super black twilled circassian for do
Fine black pr,mel for do "a beautiful artcie)
Black and coored Denmark satteen, Tor pah'A''o"0
Searsuckers and best blue and yellow nanklhs
White and colored Marseilles yesting
Striped Jeans and satteen
Shoe stuffs and nankin floor matuilS
Cloth and Canvas padding
oil ,,ai;an Ir,string. some very superior
Black mode, green gauze and Vehs
white, black, and green Italian grapes
Cravats and cravat stiffeners
Best spool and ball servings -,
Knitting cotton, and sewing silks and threads
Paasols and umbrellas
A general stock Of domestics and cotton yarn
-opefher with most other articles in the dry good hne
4th mo IA
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n. o. Sugar, Coffee, etc.

TIE SUBSCRIBER HAS RECEIVED
~ HHDS New-Orleans sugar
~ 20 bags green coffee
80 barrels first proof Baltimore whskey
$50 do Carolina and Suffolk tar
Leiper's and CARROTS Philadelphia manufactured
Scotch snuff in kegs
IN STORE
Bridport shad and herring seine Irvine
Cotton do do do
Cordage of all sizes
Turks Island, Ground Alum and American salt
Sacks Liverpoolblown do
Hhds molasses, bags pepper
Chests and half chests Gunpowder, Imperial and
Young Hyson Tea
Bags allspcc, boxes mould candles, shoe thread
Barrels glauber salts, hegsrace ginger
Salt petre in kegs, superior Cognac brandy
Jamaica spirits, Antigua do
Duponts Brandywne gunpowdcr, shot
Kegs nails, of all sizes. do chewing tobacco
Teneriffe and French Madeira wine
FAMILY FLOUR
Loaf and lump sugar, SC. together with many othef
articles all Of which be sold reasonable terms
apr 10 GEO: COLEMAN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-26
FARMERS Bank Stock fOrSaAe.

EIROM Soto 100 shares of this stock may be had on
IL very reasonable terms by application to
j. L. McKENNA.
UThe par value Of the shares is so dollars each.
anr 1S-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-26
Stomach Bitters.
Dr. WEDDERBURN has for sale good stock of bes
STOMACH BITTERS.

Also, second quality BITTERS, which he war
rants to be superior to any in Alexandria except the q
bove, which he is selling at 81 per gallon by FIVE gal
Ions or more; under that quantity 81 Is; quart and
pint at the rates in bottles 81 50per Dozen or 40
cents each All who wish to enjoy the greatest bles-
sing on EARTH health, climate like this, where fogs
and masmas are at this season Of the year,
would do we'll to the Stomach Bitters two or three
times day. as preventivc their good qualities can
be proven by hundreds of respectable gentlemen
What is the triAing of few dollars in family,
when they enjoy health and are exempt from medical
aid Be guarded against imposition, as spurious Bit
tiers under my and labels have been sold here by
retail Every bottle sold by is sealed on the cork
with wax, and stamp on it. march 7-2aw3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-26
District Of Columbia,

County Of .8Rrdnd'ld;
u william Crancb Chief Judge Of the United states
Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia to De Oily
charged from imprisonment under the Act for the re-
lief Of nsovent debtors within the District Of
ON the 29th inst at o'clock, A. NJ at the
in Alexandra, when and where his creditors are 10
quired to attend Z. l. LbE' u
apr "a -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-26

South America.
JOURNAL. ola Residence and Travels in Colombia,
.. during the years 1928 and 1924, by Capt Charles
Stuart Cochrane, r. N. with plates vol. S11.
Ahstorcal and descriptive narrative OF twenty years
residence in South America, containing travels in
The Revolution its rise, progress, and results by W.
B. Stevenson, Esq. with plates, SIS
History of Mexico, by the Able Clavgero, translated
BY c. Cullen, Esq. VOL SILL
Journal of Residence in Chile, during the year
1892, by Maria Graham, with plates SIG.
Journal of voyage to, and residence in, Brazil, by
Miss Maria Graham, Alto. with plates S12.
Molines History ofChile; Svo. dolls.
On sale by
Washington, march 70 PLSHEf IHOMfoON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-26
TO Yet,

- The store and house on King-street,
"A opposite r. H. MiIler's, and one door west OF
H.. Thomas Mounts, lately occupied BY Samuel
=. d. Harper as a hat store.-To good tenant
the terms will be moderate. Applyto
anr "a JON. C.. MAY.
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2O.S29 Prizes!

in sums of $4,000 dolIs-lo,o00 dols.-2 Of 5000
dolls-10 of 1000 dolls. &c. &c.-the whole to be
warde in one dra,cing, and payable in Cash, which
as usual at Cohen's Office be had instantly Dis
tant Adventures should forward their orders without
delay.
Whole tickets S. Quarters IS
Halves 5O Eigh'hs o.
To be had in the greatest variety Of numbers odd and
eX ut
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-04-26
COHEN

Lottery Exchange Office, ia, Market st Baltimore.
u Where the great and magnificent capital prize oil
One Hundred Thousand Dollars, in the last Grand State
Lottery was sold in one half and two quarters, and
where more captaprzes hare been obtained than at any
other office in .america. :,
orders from any part Of the United States, either by
mail, post paid, by private conveyance, enclosing
the cash or prizes many ofthe lotteries will meet with
the same prompt and punctual attention as 1t on pct
sonal appliaton.
OrBe particular in direaingto.
J.I.COHEN, Jr. s. BROTHERS,
,nr;, "a Baltimore.