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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-01

We tender our thanks to the lady, who select
ed los this paper, the very prett! eda''on' en'i
tied The Indian Flower, and shall be happy u
hea,. from her often. In giving place to her &C.
lected ur,icle, ". wll ask ner 10 suffer Us 10 say
,hat We sl,all consider ourselves peculiarly la
yoursd, If she will comply with the request we
comuu unicaied to her, few days since in pri'
vate note, Cor wsrded through tie" Post Office
May We not expect 10 hear from her again
Ma. EpiroR--"M.v respectfully beys leave
10 tender 10 you her thanks, f'r The polite at,
,en,ion you paid 10 hes trstcoinnunicati"i'' anu
ventures again TO intrude upon your notice by
requesting you 10 publish the following select
ion, ii it meets your appreciation
THE INDIAN FLOWER.
The shadows OF twilight
y cal over the sky;
The star OF the evenin.
Has risen on high.
The sweet breathing flowers
Are seeking repose;
And the dcwy drops mpisten
Their leaves as they close.
The fragrance they scatterl,
III t1sH
IL the chill Of the nigh, breeze,
Is wasted away.
Like the friends Of life'- sunshine,
Whose falsebood is iouI,d;
W zen the storms oi ail .cl!on,
Are gathering arouud.
Blu, one is still left US,
Now waking alone;
Whose perfume l. richer
Than all that are gone.
|, rises from sinmher,
It's sweetness 10 she'd,
When each child Of the daylish,
Is dragging its head.
So wnen false iriends forsake us,
here still are some hearts,
That cling To US closer.
hs pleasurs departs.
Their smiles can llumine
Our tlarkeued path yet;
Though the sun ot our fortunes,
Fsrever has set.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-01
WINDOW GLASS.

N NEW-ENGLAND Crown Window Glass, all
v sizes, from by 6 to % by IL, may be
had on application to the subscribers. at the
manufac'ory prices.
Also--various qualities Of 8 by 9, by z
and 10 by Glass, some Of which is very suitable
for manufacturing establishments. at reduced
prices.
B. c. DYER, Jrs. & Co.
July 25. Union Buildings.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-01

wANTED--A colourcd woman, TO do
" tie work IN small family; one Of
stead, hah'.- I'D obiging deposition. will re-
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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-01

We should be pleased, ifw could at al! times
sfforl our readers, specimens of poetry, conb'n-
iny IL themselves 50 much melody and refined
sentiment, a. are con aimed in the lmss To
Greece" written by Tina, sweet bard, "A. Sh"i'
v Q commend the annexed extract to the peru
sal Of our patrons, with an assurance that 1t Wall
afford rich treat
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-01

s7Asse lines we're ~ri,,eawhsn j, was intended to
give King 70 Greece.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-01

sal Of our patrons, with an assurance that 1t will
afford rich treat
GREECE.
Land Of the sworl the slirine--the Tyre
The artists skiil-uhe poets tire;
Land Of the many glorious fights
Land oi the thousand hero-iishts
That siioue through many weary age,
Unquench'd, undimm'd by tyrants' rage:
What though In chains thou long has .lept;
What though thou'st wak'd and only wept,
ihe day sf fiHfamy hath passd,
And thou art living Greece" at last
Awake! awake through mount and glen,
The war-song Of your mighty wen;
Twill cheer the free-'twill chill the slave
Twill charm from out the ve'y grave
The .pir,s Of the buried brave!
Yes! give again TO cliff and shore
The shout. they answered TO before,
When Salnmis' victoriou, water
Was purpled with the Persian slaughter.
Louder awake it!--iouder still;
BY plain ADD altar, hearth and hin!
Have you not yet the Doric Mothers
And are you not the heirs Of those
Brave few whose battle ash arose
More fisrcely than a million others?
0! there ia nothing-notbing now.
That brings the soul flash to the brow,
Sooner than that Almighty shout
Returning liberty fiings out.
Aye! let II mike the very wave
Echo defiance to the slave.
You did not, Greeks, the spell forget!
''ris burning in your bosoms yet,
And, if il hath not bade ere now
The lawn OF triumph gild each brow,
Aud wake you from that shameful sleep,
'Tis that your slu,nber were too deep,
Too vile the chains you sank, TO seek
For aught but heaven itself to break.
And heaven hath wal'l you from your trance,
And burst your chains-arise! advance!
Remember all the classic plains,
On which your fathers fought;
Their blood IL boiling in your veins
Then seek the fields they sought;
Aud lel the present world behold
The deeds that shook her hear uf oil,
And where her farthest billpw roll'd,
Your name--your fame-your freedom told.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-24

",sooth, the members, like other men, seek occasional
e,aNa'on rom the tolls of business. II saws il is SIN.
'eo.eu 10 The Jefferson Fee Piessn for in,e,iiucnce
:" "'' lay ; rate visit 10 the ferkcIcy Springs. and
more IMAM insinnatos that lac has found il nercsy,-
y 20 mare an compression on or Euicy by his visit. -
w "hout stopping TO rorel tits base cGinv,ny unon ,Io
"eehen OF the Valley, which supposcs them capable
OF oe'ng influenced by the vis., of any body, ieyen
,e sc1.-'"Hoi'ant editors tbemsclves) we will tell the
conductors of that veeriug print. that they may bo
i1"'o'ed' to this press for anothe. piece of infor,na-
uon' II they do not already possess it, namely: that
".s oe'o,e nnr' Clay touched IL, not only the Valley,
but the whole of tie State west of the HIuo Ridn,
"''' Tue exception OF a half a dozen counties, stood
'avorabiy disposed towards the administration, aud will
ENo an 0%S's2"Le ,ayOrifNJor IL, tahen rested. We
'eiy upon Sutcr indications than anniversary toasts and
upon better Authority than the author ot the ..East
Room Story. ~
Look well TO the East, gentlemen EnQuirers: Won
may stand IN need ot 'hoaliug waters" near your
own dear Wigwaun-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-24
Carpetings u Negro Clothing.

80
'aSflE subscribers are enabled 10 offer an unus,,7
d. large stock of HLFYER DRY GOODS ~
Prices whIch they feel confident are moderate
Having within the last week added largely to their f,l,
supply they vii only cnumcrate a few OF the more
prominent articles, at the same lime assuring ,hsir
friends and The public. that tie entire assortment wiz
DC found extensive and seasonable.
Ingram carpctings of various quality, AMONGST them s..
vera pieces suPerhne with new and rich DION
Wilton and Brussels hearth rugs, large size and hand.
some style N "''NT
. > and o 4 ioor cloth baize, plain and printed
ffin'ed baizes for table and piano covers
0'on' t"'I,ed % keTsIes, an excellent article for SER
v"nis' cE'h'ng' believed 20 be more durable and
economical Than any napt cot;oHs
Blue aud grey military CLOTHS, plains, fearnourbts dr.,,
coating and a variety Of 1, Al and 5 cheap
3a'i'ne'5s' iinsey wooisey, d~.uggets, coarse. stockings
Blankets point, striped, duGel ard rose Of all sizes. and
o few trnsses real double milled bed blankets of
remarkably good quality.
hey respectfully invite an examination. and pIedrs
themselves to sell the above and every other article in
theIT inc II the lowest Ca ST prices.
Oct 24-ts w. & ID. KYLE & co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-24


The administration 1ieslIng in tbs own on Non
day last was vel attended, when we take into con-
sideration ;e fact that The Pre5ijcnfa al election SCI
dom calls out more { m $50 tiers, ALI opgb The coup
Try can poll 40 (At Uis lat cleo o. only lie votes
we're 'aSen) Tie Cont House was throngcd; and
It there were more than 90 Jackson men n tho
Hon'e, IRE were unable TO identity tlcn, and sl,oyld
IKE to hear them named upon tbeif or1 authority.-
or the number outside, we cannot form any oninjon.
We Do not wish To Ovetrale our strength; and as GER
tain Ejtcrs seem anxious to know the numbers r.
each meeting, we can tell them that the name of near
" 100 Administration men we're taken down, al
though the proposition TO ascertain the number was
made after many had retired. The meeting was atteD
ded without reference 70 old party tests, as names will
show, and By many OF the oldest citizens Of the coun
~. That proposed to be held in Shepherdstown
will be a full one; FOR Of 10 votes in that town. not
more than 10 Will DC against the administration
We speak sdyisedly. The voters in our own town
arc a5ont equally divided. The county, we are sat
lshod, IT the voters will turn out, will give a major
ny OF more than l00- for the Administration.
The Richmond Enquirer, in its usual puerelous tone,
u talking about The travelling cabjnct,n because.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-24
RT,OEyGES

~ The Richmond yuanJachory, opposite HE Union
Hotel.
VIE subscriber respe' fully informs the farmers AID
n planters that he has now on haud, , greater variety
OF PLOUGHS than has eve1 before J,cn offered in ~
inarket-Among which. are ETcCormick's one. two and
h'ce morse, seIi-sharpnueJs, his barshare, with late t,-
bToVenenis; Revercomb's and the improved bs rshare; also,
FFeeooTn and other cast pIoughs, unusually cheap.
aug II wv. Nj
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-24

~ TIE Members If tic Female Education Society
oftbe Methodist Episcopal Church, and all other females
disposed TO proihote the cause. are requested to atiend
the annual meeting, tbs morning at II o'clock at tic
Methodist Old Chapel.
Oct. 81. IT. A WURAF S%ecrc!arv.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-24

" non restIe"t or-ne,s Of OTTO and BcniUcby Lrads.
'tih Subscriber intending 10 reside III he city Of
y Cincinnati, respectfully offers his services to the
c'i'zeus OF Virginia and others, proprietors of lands in
Tie States Of Ohio aud Kentucky. in The capacity oi
agent TO pay taxes and make sales. Owners Of lands,
disposed 10 empioy the undersigned, can either commit
7icate with hir, NJ Riclmond, by the 18th Of Nov. or
deposit tho amount o. taxes in any one Of the Banks in
the city OF Richmond, 10 his credit, and notify him
thercofi and If sales are desired, transmit a power OF
Attorney for The purpose, when they may rely upon
their business being faithfully attended to.
The Undersigned Will add, That it is also his design to
practice Law in Cincinnati and in the Federal Courts oil
Ohio and Kentucky.
All letters by mail must he post paid. or they will not
be attended to. JAMES sou THO ATE.
Oct. 0f-Cs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-24


On a molten OF DR.. u. SIaitH, tue Chairman Of fhc
meeting, THOMAS GR1GGs, Jr. Esq. was added TO thr
Delegation.
Hesoirsd, That committee Of Correspondence and
vigilance be appointed by this meeting, to consist often
persons, selected from different parts of the County.
whose duty II shall be to connunIcaie with tbeir icI.
lo" citizens IN other sections Of ic Stale. upop ,hc
best means Of promoting the object in view; anj TO
Use all iaudahlc end honorable means within their row.
er Tor that purpose; and that The following persons con.
situate said committee. w: Henry Gerry, Henry 6.
Turner, b. G Washington, Alex. Sraifh, hndIcy
Hunter, p Daus',eIty, Joseph T. Dapeierfy. uenr,
bo'eIeT. 5. J. Cramer and John Strider.
hcsofrtd, That this meeting has The fullest conf
6ence 10 the purify Of purpose and political intecr,t,
OF Tie Hon. HHN"T lay: and that hs long and ar
duoos services 10 Tie legislative halls Of his country.
whereby its fame has been cuhauced. and lis dearest
interests promoted, cniiilc him, not rcreiy TO an cx-
emp'ion from persecution Tor an act Of public duty. but
t2}'he warm franks and eniurIng gratitude oftbe Arne
rican people.
Tfceo1ccd. That the foregoing proceedings be signed
ny tie Chairman and Secretary, and published.
THOMAS GRIGGS, Jr. Chaj,,ooo
EoEEEr +. EEolyN, .S~ccrcf1yu
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-24
q GARD.

~ Lillian NEALE & co. beg leave to ,ak. .ffs
w opportunity Of informing their friends and the mi s~
that they have rec eived AID are opening, rom dav &C.
the largest the handsomest, and the cneapcs, assoi,ms
Of GOODS that they have ever before bad the pleasure 70
oG-T. Get 1O-ts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-24
MANY or YOUR FELLOW
To TuE CITIZENS OF KI.c & Orrrv.

10 TUE CiIIEENS OF MIG q QUEEN.
Tie Ffeeholdcrs and Citizens Of King & Queen. hostile
to the election Of Gen. Andrew Jackson to the Presidency,
afe requested to assemble at King & Queen Court House,
on Inc "a Monday in November next, to cooperate with
thctf fellow citizens in the cxsuions now making, to organ.
VIC an electoral ticket by means Of Convention, to meet
III Richmond on the I'd Tuesday in January.
MAN T.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-24
MANAGERS, OFFICE.

OFFIGE,
, Jf'ctmond, Oct. 21tt, 1927
~ u drawing o. ,he Dismal !Stcamp Canal Lot.
terry, 9th Class. will take place in III, ysfJ of tho r.
gle Hotel, THIS AFTERNOON, a, i o'clock, under
the superin;end dance of
JAS. RAWLINGS
w. DANDRIDGE SEso,.,,
L.. w. ROOTES,
J.D. YATES
Oct. 9I-It
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-24

I" ne Pf2Pfe n Bedford county.
Nuch G! YOU as are ofroscd to the election of Gen.
Andre" Jackson are requested 10 assemble al your
ncN' N"v"'nherC Court To unite with your tciluw cit.
i~cns IN "i'.Hr parts vi the State in appointing Dele
gates TO the Convention proposed 10 be held in Rich
'n":lt on the "a Tuesday in January next, FOR tho
purpose oiIoFming an Anti jackson Electoral Ticket.
MAN CITIZENS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-24

y writer in III" L.cwishnig Palladium, brings 10 fLe
notice of'he public as a fit person TO be Governor, Phi
Zip X. Thompson, eaq. OF Nenawha, end formerly Rep
TesentatiTc IN Congress from the Culfcpcr District.
we want Tor Governor a man friendly TO the rhy sica!
improvement OF the state, in which she is falling behind
many Of her Younger sisters, and 10 her political re.
generation through the fundamentally Of State Con-
ycnlion.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-24
NELSON COUNTY.

nc Citizens of Nelson opposed TO Gen. Jackson's
ei':lion I" tie presidency of the United States are res
pect'hi!y requested to meet al their Court in Novem
Der next, with a view Disappointing Delegates to NEE.
ihnse witch may be appointed By other Counties in
the State, for The purpose of forming a proper EIec,o-
Fi Ticket, on the % Tuesday in January next.
MANN CIyIZENC
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-24
AMHERST COUNTY.

me c"iHens OF Amherst who are opposed to the e.
lection of Andrew jackson To the Presidencya-o oil the
United States, are respectfully invited to attend a NEE
ing TO be held at Amherst Court House on the 3rd
i!"nday IN November next. The object of this NEE
nag IS TO appoint Delegates torepresent this county
M the proposed convention TO he held in Richmond. on
toe 2Gd Tuesday in January next.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-24

ZHe meeting his crc1inS!-TLe LGu- of the anti.
jackson meet'n" is changed from five 10 Sin O'CLOCK
THIS EVENING". Can IT be necessary 10 impress
upon every friend OF the cause, the necessity of riyin~.
his personal presence Can it be necessary 10 remind
them that this is a matter concerning all: 4 great
meeting there will certainly he.
500
The Nashville Committee acknowleicc, it is said.
that MIR. BAchanan'a evidence acquits AIR. Clay: and
yet there are enlightened men among as. so sunk
in the tnire OF faction, that they say Mr.. Buchanan
confirms every essential statement made by Gen. jack
so"! Truly is it said, that party spirit las neither eye
to see, cars TO hear, nor reason 10 understand!
800
4 writer i'll the Kentucky eagle SAYS tiat Harrison
SIunday who addressed Mr.. Clay The insulent letter
from 81. Louis, was formerly well known in tina. state.
1t relates vari1ns particulars ofbis life, aud amongs,
the rest, that going to Ohio once, Upon some negro ex.
petition, he vas caught, tied up and soundlv logged.
Since getting to Missouri, he has turned politician.
-eGs0-
Does Cot Benton not rnetn to respond to the intj,na-
ton in the Missouri Republican, that he is tie author o?
tie East Room Letter
-e2S-
y writer in the L.cwisauig Palladium, brings TO fhe
notice of,he public as a fit person to be Governor, Phi
lin II. YWOupgOy. $40. OF Een,uba and C,,uoc,I- r.,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-21
COMMUNICATED

Departed this life, he res.dence of her father MI.
jacob imde, in Dover Del, Sunday the 12h August
Miss MARGAREf VI u BiDD.E, in the 10Th wear &c
her age, aer aflcton Of fifteen days, which s.
pore with christian f. tide Tier renas Mon
day Afternoon folio ed by large of weeping
relatives and friends TO Crs Oh yard, where III
we're deposited
The deceased has left to deplpre her early exit hcr
mother, brothers and sisters ho, though and a. :,
may deaden the intensity OF their {, s,:
I" remember her grateful eiurns OF aftctiu n-tor
she was to them daughter and er whose co .a,.
aud un@averng ann had ever been please hy het o.
epoitment and amen,y of manners; t. ua,ct ,es ".
soo'h their hours OF anguish, ard to dsarn, BY ne -:
sweetness OF temper, the rough read uf life OF me. Il,
asperues. Her numerous friends and acquanie nc,
long regret her premature departure from this st.c
Existence 70. in her they have lost cice ful ,npa
and one who abused their confderce, IF otnu.
their sens5ily. Those no knew he's be- admired IN
most. Enemies She had none Death has severed e
hreal of life, til earth has hidden the mortal part If e
exemplary daughter, sister and friend, she can nc.ev
be forgotten.
o. srew her grave around with flowers,
Nor deeply weep the ve.'d tie;
Htr spr, resfs in heavenly bowers,
Then let affection softly sigh
At Savannah. on The 9Th inst. JOHN ELLIOTT,
Esq late Senator in Cong from The State OF CSC ga
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-21
PEACE BETWEEN BuEN0s AynEs AND BRAzJL,

HHoc MA WIEN hei-Aoo AfNES AND BRAZIL
F'on Prnan5uco By the brig Susan and phebe, which
arrived a. Boston ON Thursday 81 days from PER- anbu-
60, nIe gence received that PEACE rug declared be-
tyern B'a-a and Baenos Tyres days ms sailing
-(July ilti) Geai rt ,lc,ns accompanied antanc.
alton, and r',si ness wore aspect.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-21

The returns of votes for Governor in Iennessee,
IN fifteen counties, TOUT OF thirty -cght} give to
Mr.. Houston $3.50 and to Mr. fannon 6Otz:
50 that we presume the former gentleman i cleo
ted. .Ho4 L,tyf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-21
SALE BY AUCI!OM.
1T the House of Doctor PURCELL.

Brandy ~ine WAX, A'inlIgton WEDNESDAY the
~ 29h August inst. between the hours Of nine and ten
CLOCK in the Forenoon quantity of household and iche,
furniture, VIZ chairs dining. breakfast and card to!es
oesess looking glasses carpeng hearth rugs rons,
polished steel shovel and tongs Of chime, ornaens
kitchen furniture, Kettles tubs, buckets, COOKERY
are, &c about half groce n empty porter bottles, anil
from l6 to 20 gallons Of good Catalonia une-some empty
glasses fit for confeconers &c.
JAMES S. WHITE, .4ucaoneer.
wilmington Angus, 81, 1927 8l-St
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-21

So that the Jackson candidate was elected by u
majority OF nineteen votes over Mr.. .araoia
We have complete returns, also, from the Suli-
van District, in which Mr.. Blair, the late member,
is re elected by majority of 1907 votes over his
opponent, Mr. Upton.
Partial returns from another district, give Mr.
Mitchell, (the late member) SO large majority
over his opponent, Mr.. Standger, (also formerly
member) that we presume he is reelected.
interchangeable commissioners to settle the boundary
line between New-York and NewJcrsey, have not been
able to agree, and have adjourned.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-21

MIR. Carter Beverly has instituted a suit against
the Editor Of the Wheeling (Va.) Gazette. for a
libel, in charging the defendant with falsehood and
Misrepresentation in his letter to the editor OF the
United States Telegraph
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-21

E.on, AUGUST l5-On Monday the OH inst. stranger
died suddenly in the street.. in tins place lie was observ-
ed by several persons about an hour before hs DEATH walk
ing about appearance much deranged He was snppo-
slender built aud his teeth irregular he had on blue
cloth coat, ssanstown wascoat, patent cord panaloons
and pair Of Jefferson shoes. From two papers in his
i his papers receip, dated June l. 1927 for weeks
BOARDING with Mrs. Dckson the other is an order on no.
ber' Brown payable VIM Wood, signed John i'rower'
lated June II, 1927 dollar note was all the money
Sand With him He buried by the direction OF Thorn
as Aocrc, Coroner who wilt show his clothing, &c TO any
4 his eods who may hear Of his death and wish to make
~ examination. Frees
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-21
SCOTS Life of Bonaparte.

TuSr received by A. s. ii. Wilson, No io5, Markec
d street,
TIE LIFE OF NAPOLEON BONAPARTE,
EMPEROR OF THE FRENCH.
With preliminary view Of the French Revolution. ny
the Author OF Waveriey," &c 8 vols Svo
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-21

OF the Delaware State Lottery, 9th Class
22-13-26-i4
UNION CANAL LOTTERY, sYst Class.
nta~s on Wednesday. the 22d Of August
scheme.-l Pare OF $50 900; Of 5000: Of SO00
Of 400; OF 600 of 1890; of 1000; 10 of 500,
10 OF 250 Is If zoos As Of co. 80 Of So 1850 of l2y
and $3.50 Of 6
Tickets s6-Iialf s3-Qnartcr 81 5o-Eighih rs.
RHODE ISLAND STATE LO1rERr,
Clas, l5-To be drawn Thursday the 23d Of August
Scheme Il Prize Of $4,000; Of 5000; f 1856; j or
l000 of 900; OF 300 e 600; IF 500 OF 500:
4 200; 10 Of 100; a. Of So 81 OF IS 5!3 o. T. AMI
5676 Of 2.
tickets s2-Talf Si-Qnsr,ers so cents
Rhode-blaad Uest baptist Ssciety Lottery,
9TH CIass-To be drawn the 29,h Of August
Scheme.-1 Prize Of S6o00 of 1000; u 1906
of ll03 Of 1000; If 40; 10 of $50 10 u $50 81
Of 100; 40 Of ~; 46 Of IS; li96 g. and $3.50 .f g.
Ticket S3-tialf 81 .5oQualter rs Gems
To be had in great variety OF Numbers at
H. B.fRkEn'lS
Truly PROMPT and Lucky Office,
Aug. 81 No. o. Market Street, Wilmington
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-29
Charles Bennett

HAS received and offers for sale his fall FILL w.
1E- PORTAIYON Of :.
Best Bridport shad anu herring seine twine' IN
casks and bales
Bridport and Shrewsbury shoe thread
y Best Dundee oznaburgs
On HAND, FROM RECENT IMpoRTArioNS-
Fushngs, and Devonshire Jerseys
8, S1.2, and 4 10 point blankets
ga, 1914, Ia, 1874, 1874 rose do
Fine 81 Irish sheetings
Towellng and table diapers
Irish linens and long lawns
Flag bandanno hdkfs LIST quality
Russia sheetings and Ravens duck
Superfine blue and black cloths
Cassnetts, checks and bedticks
A good assortment of brown and bleacAed domes-
tic cottons
So, 3.4 and A. Venetian carpeting
~ fine Ingram do
Hearth rugs and carpet binding
few pieces black, blue, slate, and brown best SUI
perfne bombazettes
DOUBLE GLOS7Ek CHEESE, &c.
nov o-d1w 2aw