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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11
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Tie Stream Of LYa.-Tle following beautiful mas.
sage is from a Sermon preached by Bishop Iaber IN
lis parishioners, 4 sE0r: tine before bis IaraIh,re TO-
India, in 1925:
Life tears US on ike the stream of a r~1i7Iiv river,
Our boat at fret gi!des down The narrow channel,
through the playful mnrnurings of the little brook.
and the ~w.ndirgs of IFS grassy border. The trees shed
TIER blossoms over our young heads; the flowers on
the brink seems to offer Themselves to our Dung bands:
we are happy in hope, aud we grasp eagerly at the
beauties around III; but tie stream hurries OH, and
still our hands are empty,
"Our course in youib and manhood is aIor- , ry;1o-
and deeper Hood, and amid objects more striking and
magnificent. We are animated By the MOVING ojcture
o! enjoyment and industry which passes before us; we
are excited 10y some equally short lived success. or de.
pressed and made miserable by some equally shor; il
Ncd disappointment. Bnt Our energy aud our dspend-
encc are both IN vain, The stream bears rs mn and
ouF JOYS ana our griejs are alike LEFT behind us; we
may be shiP"recAed, but we cannot anchor: chr Wv
seinay be FASTENED, but 1t cannot be DELAYED. Yyho.i
or rough or smooth, Tie liver hastens toward: r..
home, TIL the roaring of the ocean is in our ea,,. and
tic tossing OF the waves is GoBealh our keel and to
lands lessen from our eyes, and the Goods arc Trod IN
around u. and we take orr last Iaaye OF Garth and is
INHABITANTS, and Of our further voyage there is no wit.
ness but The Infinite aud The Eternal.
'And do we still take 50 much anxious u,nyab, f,r
future days, when the days which have zone bv bavn
80 strangely aud uniformly deceived rs, Can We etiI
~ sH' oIr hearts on !nc creatures Of God, when we
l"a "E sad experience that the Creator only is per
m'nsnC or auaIl wc Mt rather lay aside every ,vrirf;
AM every SIN which dJtL most % -'y ts.ei - -
'o"H Of ourselves h~cIcci5rih as .ga-.c.,,nr rs-so,.
9'.t "'o have no abiding Inheritance bit in Ire Lono
Il -aitcr world, and to whom even taat world ,vogf,a
81 worse than hopeless. If /; were MOI FOR or o,5
Christ, and the interest VIC have obtained in l,s
yr.s-:ss.'
-az2s-
3,Ho'-Tof lony since an emiueu, LAWYER or fine
West IS sail - have closed q Patbet., harsugue to a
jury. 81 The following strain:
'hos "ow Tie Trades Of night had slrouled The
O. 20 IN Ga1haes,. Az nature lay wrapped in
cJ.e.c1 thought, when ,hcse defendant rrGjansF emo
rH h.z i'5a q mighty torrent from he hills down y2on
re a'"aa8 OF peace, broke open tie plaintiffs doors:
''5 '.' weeping mother from her screecbjno
'e gentlemen OIL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11

G ,oMMIrTED, to Campbell Jail, the 1fh September las,
- a negro man, who says his name is Jim. He is anon,
"c"!y-hTe years oid, dark complexion, about common sta
tnTe, his clothing when committed to Jail, was an oJ 49,
nestle coat; shirt, and pantaloons. Jim saws he made HE
escape from Alabama, and that be belongs 10 a VIZ. U,,,5er
VINO carried him to that State. The owner is requested TO
comply WIKI ,ae Jaw and receive said negro.
GERMAN JORDAN, Tailor
f3E Canthe' couo'y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11

Major HUssEfJ.-Thc following beautiful Poem upon
"iae Occ'h, was sent ne from Nova Scotia, and is from
'le pen OF Il gentleman intended Cor the Chu.ch.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11

W The proprietor has the pleasure to announce TO
subscribers and others, that the above work is ready,
copies OF which may be had of AIessrs. J. II. g. T
Nash, Richmond; OF hEessrs. Jennings s. Jones, Car
tersviile; of Messrs. Thornton & Carrington, Ca Ira;
and OF Messrs. Seth & Brown, Buckingham c. II.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11
New Dry Goods Store.

: ME subscribers have taken the house recently occ,,nirt
d by Mcssrs. Thos. & Richard Crouch & Co. and ar,
now opening a handsome assortment, comprising aimos
cyerv yarie:y Or sta nile and faucy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-11
3aZ GOODS.

Which they have Just received by the late arrivals from,
New York, Philadelphia and Boston, and which are offered
FOR cnSt' to the public, on reasonable terms. Tie business
VIII ne conGnctcd under the firm Of Edrin James & ca.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-24
SNIP NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria .

ARRIVED-SEPr g,
Brig Numa, Bacon, st Salvador 50 days. hldes.and
snecie to and j.: Harper.
SAILED. SEPT %.
schr Lincoln, fIathorn, Boston.
schr. Mary, Stone, Roston.
,loop Express, Nevet Baltimore.
Below the fort, Brig Cumberland from Liverpool
bound up
List of american vesses left at Bahia, .fagust IT, per
Brig Numa
Brig Frederick, Lane ready for sea, destination un
known. GO H.
Shin Prudence, Ruketson, N York 10 or IL days.
Brir Nymph, Gledden, Boston, few days.
Br;s Caspian, Gear, loading, destination unknown.
Schr. Sophia Ann. Mcouilen, for Montevideo: =.
nr;s Nassau, Burr, of N, Y. from Rio Grande IN ds-
Brig Mary. Livingston, from York, just arrived r.:
Nchr Duplicate, Nye, Of Baltimore, sailed foF MO
nr;r Caravan, Dame, which sailed from hence on
The S1st nit for Monte vdeo, is shore about eight
miles south Of this place, principal part OF the cargo
m,ieS .o vessel will have to be abandoned.
Mark cts for American produce extremely dull
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-24
FIon, The Baltimore Patriot.
PENNSYLVANIA.

The Dsmocraiic Republican meeting, friendly
u the Administrator OF the S'are and Gener-
al Governments, held in The Borough Of Ches-
nr on SATURDAY., the 5th inst. was large and
respectable. Indeed, says the Village Record,
considering the SEASON, the farmers being en-
gagged preparing for seeding, 1.-THE meeting
presented an exhibition of force aud respecta.
5luy, cheering TO the frinds, as wholly unex-
oected to the opponents, of NJ. Adams. The
sluor of the Record are confident in saying,
that il the Democratic Republicans in otht r
counties will come forth with the zeal and
strength Of the party in Chester county, there
Saano, be reasonable d 'ubr, hui thai Pennsyl-
san,a, Notwithstanding the confident assertions
Of General Jackson's friends, will give an e>
ir,orll vet, favourable 10 NJ. Adams Du-
ring the whole contest, the firai result whereof
Ne have never entertained any serious doubt,
there has a, no time been, in Pennsylvania, 50
clear asky AMI so favorable current, Is atthis
hoOr.-rhe friends Of the Administration IN
hi, state, will be found 10 be thousand where
lhey were only imagined to be an hundred
An understanding among each other-organi-
z4lion--concenlra'io Of opinion. and unity oil
action, is all iha, is wanting to insure success
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-24
a Rational Amusement,
And am Extranrdinary Exhibitio

And an Extraordinary Exhibition of the
Too Learned Dogs-Io5y and Mnei,o,
WILL take place This Euenins. at the THeaire.-
w Performance will commence precisely at o.
clock. They arc the same Dogs that performed with
much uccess at the Paxis Royal, in Paris and at
Asteys ROYAL Circus, London and last of all in New
York and Baltimore; and although they have been
hibited FIVE weeks in the latter place, two thou
sand ladies and gentlemen assembled to witness their
wonderful performance on the last evening.
The above Dogs, to all appearance. sre possessed
with human reason; seeming to want only the faculty
Of speech; in fact their abilities be Witnessed
be credited; for should all their qualifications be set
forth, the air Of imprnbabity they would might
deter many from seeing an exhibition which has inva-
rably given the utmost satisfaction to thousands But
in order to give faint idea of their very
mon performances, few feats are inserted; any Of
which they will go through, at the bidding Of the COM
pany-
The Dog Toby will play cards with any person, tell
any card thought of by any one Of the company and
answer questions in Astronomy, Geography, Arithme-
tic, Mensur ,tion, &c.
'ere is moral lesson which. while it strikes the
elder branches of families, with silent astonlshmen
conveys much useful information to the juvenile mind;
which, proceeding from so uncommon Tutor, is the
more likely to make more lasting impression and
which was acquired only by long and close applca-
ton 10 study.
The Dog Mimetto will leap through hoops, balloons,
&c and walk on hi front feet, whilst his hind feet
elevated, ana will climb perpendicular ladder, and
whilst on the top oft will be balanced by Mr. Num-
the proprietor of them, on his chin.
UJAdmittance IS cents, children half price.
Tickets may be had at the Box Office after o'clock.
sept Gift
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-24
From ne Nashville Republican.
Mr.. BUCHANAN'S SfATEMEN

MIR. BUCHANAN'S STA lEME-Ni.
Is was 10 be expected, the comments and
constructions BY editors Of the respective par
nes, on the statement of Mr.. Buchanan, are
sWely variant. On Income hand, IL Is contend
ed that every material aserment OF General
Jackson is sustained; on the other, /, is contend
cd that in every important particular he has
Been aa,ly eonlrad;ctsd. The latter position is
perteetl! puerile. MIR. Buchanan, by his own
showing, waited on General Jackson for the
express purpose Of obtaining from him pledge
that he would not appoint MIR, Adams Secreta-
W OF State; il is evident that he was entirely
opposed to Mr.. Adams; it is known that tho
not The political friend; he himself has assert.
60, he was nevertheless the personal friend OF
Mr. Clay. During the interview he relates to
General Jackson the substance Of con, esrsa-
Jpn which he had held with Mr.. Markley, who
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-24
Ernn, he Baltimore PQiriot.

Mr.. BUCHANAN'S STATEMENT
Our readers, we doubt not, win be anxious to
hear what i, said Of Mr.. Buchanan's statement
By the papers in Nashville The following is
rom the Nashville Republican, Gen. Jackson'e
official organ in Tennessee 1t Will be per
.eived, that no attsmptis made to prove that
Mr. Buchanan sustains Gen. Jackson's charg
es but the whole article is devoted 10 an en-
ssaror to show how Gen. Jackson might ha'
Been led into the mistake.-lt may De well to
sbserve that We copy the article, not from the
Republican, that paper not having reached US
but from the Washington Telegraph, and 1t Is
more than probable that it has been trimmed
70 suit he objects Of the latter paPer.-io
this belief we are led by the abruptness with
which it commences, and several apparent ~
abuses in the text
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-24
AUCTIONS.
Trustees Sale.

1TNDER the authority of deed Of trust from Phi.
y lip 6 Narsteller to secure the payment Of certain
debts therein mentioned. will be sold public sale,
at the is,sn HdA on Saturday the lSM day Of Oesobss
merit. at ~ o'eoe noon, the following menti6ned pro.
perry, viz
Two Lors o. Ground, Nos. - < IS. OF Con.
ways past north Of Montgomery street, and bounded
on the west by Washington street and on the east BY
81 asaph street. containing each about Two Acres.
y LOT OF Ground on the west side Of Pitr,
street between Cameron and Queen. streets.
Also, an undivided haf Of Lot OF Ground.
and the improvements thereon, on the so I'll side Of
King street, between Washing ton and st. Asaph sts
and west OF George Colemans DIV cling.
Also, ir"e' OF Land lying in Hawkins coun.
T., ennessee, and t"o Slaves girl and boy, the one
about Is and the o'her abou, u wears old
Terms at sale B., order of ,le Trustee
sept 22- 3w GRO. Jus.NGor suct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-24
Marsllal's ,>.al

"iLI.be sod bv the Marshal, onruesday the sd
w ia, OF October next, at IL o'clock for cash. Ill
the right title interest Of Abiel Hobrook, in aud TO
the following lots OF ground adjoining the Town Of
'icxandris, bounded the East by Wa hington
street on the West by Columbus street, on the south
by The first street north OF Montgomery street. on tho
North by the second street, n. of Montgomery
street, and on the y W. by the turnpike road,
passing through one corner Of the square and binding
on said streets, and road containing nearly two acres
No, l6
Also, one other lot beginning on the west side Of
Columbus street, where it intersccts the I'd street
nortl OF montgomery street, and running Themes
with the west side of Columbus street. $50 feet to the
line OF Pendletons land, thence with his line south IS
degrees, west 1877 feet to the line of John Mandevies
land, thence south degrees east with his line lie
feet inches, thence to the beginning. Sold to sate
f an execution IN favour of the Bank of Pc omac, an
signee Of Edmund ]. lie t.
C. SCOTT, d. NJ.
sep 70 For 7. Ringgod Marshal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-24
OBITNaRY

Departed this life on Tuesday last the 18th inst in
the 18th year of her age, Mrs MARY WlNTERBERRi'
for many years much respected inhsbtant OF tins
town. The call was sudden; yet neither unexpected
nor undesred She kne,o ,phons she had 6shesed;
BODY .he had ong been waiting tor the change: end
at last like shock of fully rpened for ae 'icA1e'
she was gathered peace, from amid N endearrd err,
Gle orrea,ions and friends, into that land, 'ohere me
,picked cease from troubling ana the ueary are afra
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-24
TWENTY-FIVE Dollars Reward.

r WILL give the above reward for experimenting ne.
gro Bully, or as he calls himself, WILLIAM JEN-
KfNS if taken in the District of Columbia, ten dol
lars if taken in Fairfax county, Va so that get him
set, of moderate stature has lost some of his teeth
aged about forty years, AMI was lately the property of
Mr. Hancock Lee, of Fairfax county, Va Billy took
with him new yellow twilled WOODEN coat and blue
broadcoth coat white cotton shirts, and straw
hat II is probable he is in Alexandria Wash
ington having been seen in the suburbs Of the former
place few days ago, and intends going to the north
either by water from Alexandria, or by land through
Washington, Baltimore, &c. He may have obtained 4
pass Or papers declaring him free.
c. RATCIIFEE,
sept 81 Fairfax Courthouse, Va.
- The National Intelligencer will publish the a.
boxe times wee for weeks, unless sooner stop.
ped, and send to this office for payment.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-24
Farthen-ware, China and Glass.

noRERr Fl. MILLER, has just received per Ship
IL, Virginia, from liverpool, :.
20 sratss and hbds of earthen- ware and china
,a 90 hoxes pipes, being part Of his fall supplies.
By the Brig Cumberla expected in a few days, ne
,, receive rs packages more, which with his stock
On hand will enable him to offer an ortment very
complete and extensive. sep 80. D.
nj Ssntinel of the Valley, will insert the
ihove for weeks aud forward their account to
K. ii. n.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-24
Crate Coats.
Hor"ti0 Day,

LADT'S md GEN. LEAEpS
FANCY BOOT AND SHOEMAKER,
DErURNS thanks to the ladies and gentlemen Of
4 Alexandria and its vicinity for the liberal encou
raEement he has met with since he has b. busi-
ness and hopes that his unremitng aent,on to tu,i.
and desire to please. i'll enti'e him to CONT
nuance of the same He has on hand genera, as
sorment of all kinds, of ladies' and gentIem-n's
Boots and Shoes, na0de ~ The best materials
and by the best of workmen which lie will sell low
as any other establishment in the District.
N. b Ladies' lasting shoes reduced.
lasting shoes with heels 81 rs
DO do without heels 50
and all other kinds of shoes and boots in proportion
All orders thankfully received and pro pity execut-
cd.
sept lift
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-24
C0-paytnership:

ID OBERT + RAMSAY respectfully informs his
Z friends and the public that he has taken into CO.
partnersh p his brother G. w. ID Ramsay. The bu-i-
in future viii be conducted under the firm of TO.
bert u Harrington Rumsay.
r. T. RAMSAY,
CIV. ID. RAMSAY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-24
Dancing School .

Ewie CAKUsI respectfully informs the inhab T.
ants Of Alexand il and vicinity, that he prop sea
opening his Dancing School early in October d. ",
and for that purpose he will devote three days at
Room viz-3d, 9th anil 10th of said month to ascer.
tain the number of scholars, and those who ia, q.
raby disposed to the above accomplishment, re.
quested to make application within the above dates
sept l2-eot1OO
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-24
Move, Good lNck!
This Dav, Ell inst.

This Day, 22d inst.
The Dpla,oure State Lottery, Class 9,
Will be drawn in Wilmington, Delaware.
CAPITAL PRIZES:
I OF 81, 500, l Of 1900, of 1900, ] OF 400
OF 1850, l Of 1900, of 1000. SC. SC.
Tickets only 81; Halves /; Quarters SO cents
New- York Consolidated Lottery, No. Z, :
will be drawn on 26th inst-54 Nos ballots drawn
PRIZES;
| Of $40 900, OF 5000. ! Of $500, Of 900,
| Of 500, l Of 1880, Of 1000, S Of 600,
of 500, S Of 400, 10 Of 900, 20 OF 100,
46 of 70. IS o! 60, As Of 90 46 OF 40,
90 Of 80, 90 Of 20, 900 Of II. $3.50 Of 6.
Tickets Sc; Halves ), Quarters 5o;-24804 tickets
The II. l. Vest Baptist Lottery, No. g.,
To be drawn at Providence on "Wednesday, oa 3D.
SCHEME:
| prize of $40 GOO, l Of 5000. OF 1000
of 1850, 2 Of 1000, S Of 500. Of $50
20 Of $50, 20 Of 100, IS Of so, 46 Of 80,
e2of IS, llo4 Of 8, $3.50 Of =.
Tickle 8 81; Halves 2; Quarters l.
fbe drawn numbers in the Pennsy lvania Union Canal
Lottery, Class No 50, are
% IS 50 So 81 IS
Tickets and shares in the above and all other Popu'
lar lotteries constantly for sale at
J. HI. RUNNELLS,
Lottery & Erchcngs Office Knga. aera D C.
NIB All orders will meet With prompt attention 1t
,o.. psid, addressed to !. 4, T. sept -.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-24
houses and IAOts

For Sale in The 7o,st Of M,dde6urgs
A large two Story S one Hovsa
WI1Hh with good cellar, also stone kitchen
H& and stone stable and good we'll Of WI.
6sn ter in the yard, at present occupied b, 'hs:
Rev. StephenG Roszel Attached to this property i
a small Frame Building, now occupied BY Dr Weeks
as an apothecary shop. This property is situated neas
the centre Of the town, and formerly occupied IS
tavern.
will also sell very reasonable terms, 6rst rats
T4NNEkY ESTABLISHMENT,
which is now in full operation, the premises are
Brick Shop, large frame bark house sn. shed. and
one Patent bark mil there thiryone vats; there
also never failing stream with full suppl! OF VA
ter, and believe Of the hest stands IN Loudour
county-is is about seven miles from any other ard.
There is like wise on the Prem,ses,a new two stor,
stone House, we'll fnshed. with good Kitchen ana
Cellar underne ath. stone stable Corn House, and
we'll Of first rate water the yard This ProPery is
situated nj the east end Of Middeburg, and at pre-
sent occupied by myself Persons wishing oPureA'c
the above property can have great bargain 10 A. and
three or four young negroes Of some good lands ~
some ofthe western states will be received in rsE
nav, and If not sold by the first of October will be Of
fered for rent, and immediate possession can be had,
For terms, apply to the SUBSCRIBER.
Aiadlebsrs. Loadsss p. Va sug s-1sw6U
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-24
Robert &. Wush,ngton Ranasag

Have and viii constantly keep on hand, general
assortment of Vines Liquors and Groceries, at the cor
of King and Fsirf,A streets. To all those who may
favor them with their custom, their hest exertions will
be used to give general satisfaction. sep "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-24
NB.,SNA N.DR1As
- MORNING, SEPTEMBER "a, 1927.

.ra,irying to see that the Judicious re-
..,m.ndarion oil "FaRNER, in relation TO
~;,.;0ia An,i-Jackson Convention, is likely to
s,,, the happiesr results. Since we last
"a 10 the subject, the citizens Of Loodon
c.,v and those ofKing George and Stafford
determined on holding meetings Tor the
If choosing Delegates. No doubt re-
Tr MA, ,be,e will be a convention, eomPos-
'r,hs frs, respec,ability, tslents, AND pa'ri.
- &C The Old Dominion, and the probability
,.,s,t that ,hc people will rise in their ma
;,sy 10 preven, cur happy Institutions ''o"
sn;ny into the hands Of military ahren'urers
'aI ou,cast politicians, whose bonds OF u
ara reckless selfi.hness, and an NOR
I,o,,e appetite for Stars and Gar'ers-B'ood
"A Carnage. Shall the Union be p'eserV-
.1,-shalI the Government continue 10 De
rrvrr, Shall virtue and capacity trump"
., uDnrincipled combinations" and disgrace,
S S Shall Washingto" be degraded
u I,,.sou, and Jefferson 10 Calhoun! Shall
',.1-;n;,ns be the instruments oil vain-slorions
=, .nnes,rc2 These are the momentous qaes-
ions ~ b. discussed by the Convention. ineF
N no decided in the negative, and we a'T
irony in the hope that the people viii support
Ae decision,
n.,,.,,,, From int Ilireuce received from
or,bc State. saws the Delaware jour
:, ,r,ears that NJ Johns, the candidate
Ir Congress, viii be elected b. decided ma
iori,v Let every man do his duty as n ought
and tina, majority will be such as not on'! 10
,s,ouish the Opposition, but even the 'rie""S
Of the Administration. We must give me io"s
mill the strong pull, and the pull anose'nsr'
rb. time of merely linking is past ana INC
zoomen, Of action has arrived we must not
only have victory, but glorious Vie'o y
ro,;,onn.--By the resolutions adopted
=, various meetings Of the friends OF the Adj
,,;,;.,r,,ion in Louisiana, we perceive iha'
meeting Of Delegates from the diff-ren' par
i<b., of The State, viii be held al Baton Rouge,
An ,,r SIN OF November, "for the purpose OF
nominating suitable persons as Electors oil
pr.>iden, and Vice President. The pream-
Ne 10 the Baton Rouge resolution, puts the COM
i,p contest on it's RICH, footing, when 1t says
Sine result Of the ensuing Presidential election
mus, NECESSARILY, in great measure, inhuence
me future des,inies Of our county,"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-24

Yeas
MnCHESTS Young Hyson tea,
~ 50 half chests do do
100 10 catty boxes do do
8 catty boxes do do
so half chests grnpowder do
so ten cattv boxes do
chests imperial do
So half do do
so ~ catty boxes do
20 S catty boxes do
Teas Of the cargo of the Maria, Mary Lord Iuntress
London Trader and Beaver part OF late ilnporttons
and superior quality-Landng from schr Increase
from New-York, and for sale by
sept II D. MGSSE6NMIIH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-24

This Nay.
Delavare State Lottery, 9th CtaSS,
WILDE drawn in Wilmington on the I'D Septemoef'
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets So; shares in proportion.
Uhshincfon Lodge Lottery, o'h Class,
Now. in Providence 22d-same day as the above, but
The drawing cannot be received before the 25th
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000
Tickets 81; shares in proportion
M.,n. York Consolidated Lottery, 7th Class,
will be drawn on Wednesday. Goth Sept.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000
r;.l..s Sc; shares in proportion.
MARYLAND Literature Lottery
will be drawn in Baltimore on the 18th October,
]. !. Cohen, jr. and Brothers, Contractors.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000
, nr;ze OF $4,000, 10 of 1000, 10 Of 1000,
&c. &c. &c.
Tickets S., shares in proportion For sales
J.CORSE'S
LOTTERY EXCHANGE OFFICE.
Kfns, Street, q dao's Vet Of Rossa.. Street, A'sso'
sep2s