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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-12
FROM TIE ST. PETERS.
FROM THE ST. LOUIS (sIo.) REPURL1cAN
INDIAN AGENCY ST. pr-rnr

tROI THE ST. LOUIS NO REPUBLICAN,
INDIAN Agency. ST.. PETERS,
squgurt lSM, 1927
The public should on all subjects of in,erss, be
correctly informed, and as the first impressions
are generally the most lively, and apt, in manv
cases, 10 be the most lasting, aud to prevent ioo
farty decision on certain recent transact ions a,
this post, which have, perceive been but psrti
silly touched on in some recent extracts from 10, .
iers published in the papers Of your city, have
taken the liberty TO give you, at this time, a fair
ana candid statement of the whole sffair az IL mr.
Cured and progressed, in relation to tho unfor,u
nate affair Of the % IA OF May last. On the 9Th
OF May, some thirty Of thu Leach and Sandy I,k.
ChipPewsys arrived en- visit 10 this Agency, in
tending to remain no longer than to receive ms in
eiTuctons, irsnsact their Usual business and ss,o,e
the pipe of peace with such Of The Sioux band. a.
might arrive IN the time. Several chiefs and
their bands, arrived the 2Sih and after nv
council with them, and the usual routine of bus,
ness transacted, they departed leaving but few Of
tJeir young men behind. About Q O'Clock at
nTBhi, and out few moments after tattoo had done
beating, nine OF the Sioux attacked one &c IT,
Cluppeway lodges (encamped in front re- nv
hobss and directly under the GINS Of Fort Soil
iHg,) and wounded eight of them ssverelv ,,,o
having since died OF their wounds In consscre,ce
olihis wsnion and cowsrdly conduc,.on the pa,t
OF tho Sioux, Immediately no;ifsl their chief,
THAT they must, and should, without loss Of time
produce all those who were engaged in this nm.
pi@cedsntsd outrage on humanity, end unpafdona-
PIC insult to my neg. They, accordingly, on the
'phowIng morning, sent IN one accompanied bv
On oi' naa who delivered bimseifup n q sacrifice
~ iis see 81 his 500, bu vas discbsreed tmrne-
MY an' 1orins his dag by measures adopted
~ the commanding officer OF tiE station. Colo.
rel smelling, with Detachment, of iroops noie,
he immediate conmand Of Mir FovyIe. fni,t,
iodis1s were 'sksn, ard nine oct of ,bis n,n,l,s,
pointed Ont by one Of Their own People a. bsioe
OF the ohsn, q patty They wefe accordingly Sc.
cnfeo Until The pm when tbe Ch'ppevass Svets
permitted 70 take all Of them, Il hey desired a.,
heir maensnimify induced them 10 selee, bu, ,ygo
yDfu hey cnGs'fsrcS ~ ~ ne rar goit,-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-12

AHs io'iowinS account of the arrest o. gang Of
OoSn'ef'aHeTs' AMI ths discovery of Newbold's
trunk containing l25 O00 dollars of coun,srfi, mo
ney, viii be read with interest.
From Pumiiops Phil,delphia American
POLICE OF PHIL. NDELPHIA
Sr' EDITOR In an extract from the Rich,nop
Hnq'ter' published in your paper OF Saturday las,
u IS stated, thai man named Newbnl1 %
known to the police here az Old Suton.) ,sa cor,
yicted IN Virginia, and placed in the Richmond
Ienite0uary that ne assert ed aft er conv;cio
that trunk containing loo, 0JO dollars of 6,,,o.
ien notes, and uUber of Counterfeit pIstes bsd
neen plscedln his hands by gang oil Counterfeit.
ers in PbadeJ phia with whom he was c,,r.,,i
hat on their apprehension he fed bs ying co,ce.I
ed the trunk in such n manner thai il couid -
ne discovered without his Agency he h,vine e.,
helped himself to $4,000 Of the notes in s,,srs,
10 pass which be was subse quentIy convicteJ e
itichmonJ. Now, hereby hangs a tale Tia, il 80.
my OF ppoiic noice--ss 1t places in proninen,
view, the character OF our excellent police L,cl -
entitled 10 great praise, for it's unceagina vi,iis-
and address IN the detection end aprr4bensto. -
offenders, end IN the supp ession of crime. Is,ta
irofn what believe to be good authorize ~ 81
rowing Iac's. Information had IN some gysv reach
Ell the Foice Ohlce some months past, Of sn in.
'ehneh s'upenuous fraud about 10 be Committed IN
The Bank OF the United States or so,,. 80 -,
Branches, and other Banks OF diaere,, S,.,s. 80
forging their notes on grsnd scale and Iis,r. b,.
lug them througho tie linton. By s,-ic, -
TEN Of surveillance all the members of this can,
who are said 70 be old offenders, becans spesJ,Iy
Known TO the police; snd most Of them have err.
been WTsstesl here sn5 -iso,, here sey.,.i ~ -.
.is visiting trial, Spaulding, Airs Tbofnpson Ala.
h9ssel, cas been convicted al Pit'sbur, rc,.,o,d
alias sutton, at Richmond. Gleason. sliss Fo.ts,
alias Porter At Philadelphia. TIE A,,a,e,,,. .,
ne ONCE have bsen highly delighted win ,bs ,,c
l'St mas yen e860iled 10 The arrest u soos Of The
p'fhes' Ahe hfI batch that were CARTEL bot,,si
the rlayor, were arrested - nooa a.. g. ~,
Lean. Ganek and STOKES they were io,,J ~
third story back room 81 house in f.oco., ,y,.i
busiiy engaged IN signing, ifin ming. so,ric -.
ihrce men and two women, were found hero, 80
one man without hat or coat jumped from an or,
PEI Hoor and ese"ped' literally emitting his w.,
Trough 2 rfrss w'1Io- w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-12
FOREIGN.


Tt0nI the baltimore .fn,srtcau ne,
bHAIl L. With the exception of -, e.
IOWS' we DO not ind any matter ofir,.,os, :; g..
no de Janero papers received IT The oc;aa g..
W W o''e uAnSe'' Ihe" Eeh1' Of the 18th and sII
-, con'Ains two articles vindicstorv of
our ls'e Charge MIR. Ragust, against The c.i,-O
MES OF the Editor of the :. Prsz;Ir.s. ne c'lnm'
latter Journal bad asserted that NJ, p me
ms return TO The Uni'sd States. had bsae i,, y"
teiVep Dy me President, in conseouep,s 81 ~. -.
par,u'e rOIp Brezil' adding, that he had - ~,
VVu"'eu'y oo"Ph' over by the ayenfs of t,.aa
Ny'es' 70 sr1s IN, first occasion In i,,s,,'s, 49,,
goOu uhoerE'aDdine existing be; ', o., n. -, 80
D''%ii ana 'he cabinet Of Washinptoo. IN,
yer me rupture which he provoked scc.,d;.'t- 81
VA" neeh rewarded with dinner. snd ,.'aF - -
sano pounds sterling, which he red ,a"a,..' NO -
O''is Oi sAcnansc fom house AZ Rio
=, "e bf"o Tepels this charge ,vihs,;,,o,.. -
70 'o'' on me ground well If M, Ias,a,,s
." S'y~n character, as Of The iafeeri,v ,sLicb
sys'l"u'eh' ~ the United States has sl,gavs
zee" known 10 require In the .a.,
presen' it abroad Il deris-ss se"lS VINO ~.
~" TO blame the psecipjtsts dsr'., au-'s" ". trO
hagnetj and 10 set In is tyus IA oi M
an" equ'iaDs conduct Of The Brszijisn nio;s,,w !,
pass without notice III. new, ssss,f, - a..
" "hose character IL pays very bo,ors-
w ".""e' ne charge Of bribery i. -, 49,.
P"''o'e' u ao1-, esainst gente,ns, vvhos. -
"'' .V''u'e was di-''psed 10 SUPPORT The exn.,.
~ "i- IOOic ihfc ion, and 81 bose C,,,,,,o.. (.
"ens'oiepce' whose eVsriiy If pri,cioie son,s.
NC ordering on roughness, and who's dictate.
'seuness carried sometimes ~ a f,,tf,. ,.c,s o.
""""lei geo ~ every one vsho hal psr.oc,, la
may WIN bim % iisardeat p.,,io,is,, >, go
"' ,c0o. - unia-hioned 10 diplomats .s.t,ieis.
'''"" '1e slighfesi iHiiageu1.n, ofgbe BE-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-12
THE COUNTERFETTEps

Ahs following account of the arrest o. gang of
Cosn'efiareTs, anil ths discovery of Ne%boId,.
trunk containing I25 O00 dollars of counterfeit mo
ney, viii be read with interest
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-12

DR. Young, tire representative IN tbs adioiairy
congressional diFrci below, fei IN ths ~ 70 inA.
Gh. Clifton, E.q. is out. ~ q Candidate On tf.e
Jackson side, 70 supply tie vacancy. We PIE.
sume, tha; Mr.. Colho0o will 1e the sdmini-isa,io..
candidate. Tie writ Of election, appoin ing , dsy
&c, has no. yet appeared.
Lowt-lis, =. Fscrg.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-28

steal man, as to local relations, must have been
as great as would have bern the arrangement
of his corpo.eity, if The a1tractiun of gravi,a
ton haa4al at once ceased 10 operate on him,
leaving him in peril of tlu:b,ing off from the
convex surface Of the earth.
Mn. INQUIRER
Pray can you tell me honey what ward
live in? did live in the ould sixth ward, but
by the powers they tell me I'm in the four
taenth and sure hav'nt rnosfd peg. Arrah,
know what Pm about-theSe's my Guild shan
ty in which have lived tin years-,here's my
pig and Katy, my COW, thatcsmes every morn
ing for her breakfast-these's my boy Tury
wild his carrotty pole whatSwas born in the
shanty-and there's Peggy my wife, in the same
ould place-there's Dooly's Rng room where I
have halloed long enough when the buck.ails
had their mooting for The risler nomination,
and by the powers they Illsne Pm all in con-
fusion and don't know Whef am To,her
day crossed over to spake to Teddy O'Rourke,
but when | got in the middle of the, s,rate
found it was his brother; aadwI,en came u 1to
him by the powers found twas neither ofus.
All this conglomeration comes from moving
our ward at night without our knowing it like
Sinbad the sailor, or The Alladen in the Won
derful Lamp. Then the divil Ay 4 way with
their rickning say. There's the ninth ward
at Harlem, and sure the fourteenth should be in
Westchester, but by hocus pocus, they have
placed the fourteenth behind the sixth, and left
me near the Cintre Market.
It's all along Of Harry C!ay--tha, fellows the
divil-he's made me move isto the fourteenth
ward so that mout be GU. of the way and no,
vote for our ouId tiinral Jackson, but by the
powers know the way TO DooIy's in the dark,
and they shall hear my swate voice agin crying
out haraa for ould Hickory and the ould sixth.
BARNY BLlNN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-28
From tie Me,p York Times.
THE GREEKS.

We are panied 10 find onr forebodlpgs re-
Gently expressed, concerning the interference
Of the European Powers i'll the war between
Greece aid Turkey, so soon and SO sadly veri-
fed. We believe that there is but one senti-
ment entertained upon the subject by the
friends Of Greece amongst MS; sentiment Of
a>tonishment and grief, that after pouring out
their blood like water, and suffering besides
the usual miseries Of civilized warfare, ali the
horrors of indiscriminate massacre, famine
and violation, the Greeks are at this late day,
to be again subjected BY the power OF Christian
Europe to Turkish dominion and cruelty. BY
the second article of the treaty between Eng
land Russia and France Tin our paper ofyester-
day. it will be seen that these powers ally
themselves to Turkey and cody decide that
Greece, prosecuted, abused, chiYalro"s Greece,
shall again become nation Of slaves, and her
sons feudal serfs under Turkish masters.
These are the words Of the sentence.
Art. II The arrangement, TO be proposed to
the Ottoman Porte shall rest on the following
bases:-Th.>Greeks shall bold of the Sultan, as
Of ssu2etior lord; and in consequence OF this
superiority, they ss2llpay to the Ottoman EN-.
pire an annual tribufe, (reiiefJ the amount Of
which shall be fixed, once for all, by common
agreement. They shall be governed by the au-
horties whom they. shall themselves choose
and nominate, but in denomination Of tch0na the
Porte shall hare a deferMiaufc roice.
Thus it seems that Greece shall pay tribute,
that she shall bs the subject Of Turkey, and
that The Porte shall decide upon her rulers
This is mournfui Instance OF the supremacy
Of those doctrines which are recognized by the
legtima,es Of Europe. England was ready TO
acknowledge the independence Of the new and
distant American Republics, but when the voice
Of the whole world claims the same Tor Greece,
it is disregardedlhe "divinc riggs OF h'nss'
must be maintained inviolate on the eastern
continent.
'SaSeaa is the term used; it belongs to the fcud"l
law and sign6ed lord paramount
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-28
The Steamboat
INDEPENDENCE.

yx,HE Steamboat independence. Capt. Joseph John.
son, having undergone thorough repair in her
hull and her machinery greatly improved, viii COM
mence plying between Washington and Alexandria,
on TUESDAY the 2sth August
Washington, every morning al o'clock; returning,
leave TRompson's Wharf, Alexandra, at o'clock for
I,enox's wharf, Washington, foot of the Potomac
Bridge; leave Lenox's Wharf at 10 o'clock, for Alex
andra; and Thompson's wharf Alexandria, for Lenoxs
Wharf and the Navy Yard, at o'clock.
Cantain johnson hopes from the above jndcious
ment, and his acquaintance with the Public, to
receive share of their patronage. Passage, Twenty
Eve Cents. aug 2s-eo3is
The National Intelligencer will publish the above
three times aud charge this office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-28

sion upon the pdbIlc attention of statements
which seem, at least in part, TO have arisen
from misapprehension Of bis own.
We are informed, by leading journal, in ia
YOUR Of Gen. Jackson, that Mr.. Buchanan has
not told all within his knowledge. This is by
no means improbable; but with the bearing Of
the testimony thus reserved upon the question TO
which il relates, we as yet have no concern
Conjecture may be INDUCED and differences
drawn perspec,ively; but, the evidence already
before the public, amount neither 10 acquittal
nor condemnation. It may and ought to
serve as check upon the violence Of both sides,
by showing the extremes TO which each has
been driven, by ignorance and misconeeption;
but with respect TO the essential merits Of the
question, it furnishes no ground for an ultimate
decision.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-28
Groceries,.

Groceries.
INDS SAY, HILL e CO offer the following articles
4 for sale, on accommodating terms, viz
New Orleans and st. Croix sugar in hhds and bhIs
Jamaica, ST. Croix, and n. T.. rum, in do do
Holland and Country gin in pipes and bbls.
Cognac brandy in pipes
Madeira, Port Scotto SHERRY, md sweet Malaga
wine, in quarter and half quarter casks
Old and common whskey in barrels
London porter, in casks Off dozen each
Claret in boxes Of one dozen each
NJ Orleans and w India nolasses, in hhds & bbls
Gunpowder, Imperial, and Y. Tyson tea, in chests
half chests, and ID. boxes
Rio Porto Rico, and St. Domingo coffee, IN bags
Ground alum and fine salt in bulk and sacks
Shad, gross and nett herrings
Mess and prime pork, N. York city inspection
Raisins, in kegs, boxes and half boxes
SWEEP oil in bottles and TASKS
New cheese in boxes, demiiohns gals. each
Letter and low priced writing paper
sperm.candles pimento, pepper, nutmegs
Gloves, funes indigo, birthstone, copPeras
Starch, pipes, powder and shot
Race ard ground ginger, tobacco, snuf and Npan'
ish segars . =.
A1scl ton bstered Steel and so kegs white lead in
kegs of IS lbs. each
Alexandria, aug "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-28
= Elorida LAND agency.

AOEluu Ahhu SAScHCS.
TIME subscribers have opened office in the City
i of Tallahassee, for the purchase and sale of
Lands in the Territory Of Florida.
Such is the peculiar character of the lands in Flor
da and their productions, that yet very erroneous
opinions have prevailed among persons at remote dis
ances from this Territory in relation to their true cha
racter.
The subscribers will make the most minute exani.
nations of the public lands vacant, well those
which NAV hereafter be offered tor SALE They will
prepare themselves with maps Of all the good lands.
and with such information may be interesting to pur
chasers.
brace eSinteresting section Of the Territory-be.
ing situated farthes South and East OF any public lands
hitherto offered for sale by the United States; and in
region of country admirably adapted tn the growth
of the grand staples Of our Terrory sugar cane and
sea island cotton, asweI the rearing of the silk
worm, and the cultivation of the orange and olive
One of the subscribers having been engaged in the
survey of that country, is well acquainted with most
of the lands Of any value.
The subscribers will upon requisition either enter
or purchase lands and all letters addressed to them,
| (post paid) will be promptly attended to-
REFEREFCES
! Col JANIS GApsDxx, Tallahassee, FLORIDA,
Col. Joas gamble, Richmond, Virginia,
| Hon. A. G. DApE Prince william County. Virginia,
| Major BrRp C. WILLIS, Fredericksburg, Virginia,
[ Jos. MAcnAu, ESQ Prince William County va. and
| Major w. F. TsoRNTos, Alexandra, d. C.
| C. BRONAUGH,
HENRY WASHINGTON.
| 7dHahassee, July 1s27-aug 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-28
Fran. ts. Near York Com mercial .7drerfiyer

THERE'S great deal of real humour in the
following Hibernian epistle, which we copy
from the. Enquirer No one can read 1t without
feeling very sorry for the confusion OF ideas M
10 which poor Barney has been thrown, by De-
ing put by magic into another ward; ne mas ma
been as much mystihed as was the editor OF the
Evening Post, on the appearance Of Mr. Buch-
anan's letter: and his conglomeration of ideas
seems to have been as complete, as was Mr..
Coleman's, when he discovered, in the course
of twen,yfour hours, he was on both sides OF the
same question. The upsettins Of his mesaphy'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-28
New Book Store


TIME subscriber respectfully informs his -
l. the public in general, that he has opeu
Stationery, and Fancy Store, on King slleet
door east of Royal street, " here he offers for
.SchQot Books, English, Latin and G5yck.
Family bibles, pocket bibles, elegantly bound and gin
Book ofcommon prayer, extra fine and plain
Additional hymns to common PRAYER
Wattss psalms and hymns Dwghts selection ofdo. 4
Fine folio post, foolscap Of various qualities
Letter paper, Gilpin's, Aimes fine blue laid, &c. &C.
Biotting, log, and blue medium, blue foolscap
Teapaper, iron monger's wrapping, common wrapping
.Bennet boards, blue and white, bonnet wire
States. slate pencils, quilts and waers lead pencils
Pencil cases, silver and plated ivory and bone folders
Ink powder and ink stands, indslibe ink
Ledgers and day books, memorandum books
Receipt books cvpherng books and copy books
Drawing paper, rice paper cold white, bristol boards
Paints in boxes and by single cakes, pain, brushes
Toy paints, morocco paper. tissue paper, parchment
Gold paper, gold edgings, French colored paper
Needles, thmbles, scissors, and penknives
Combs comb brushes, tooth brushes, and nail brushes
Mathematical instruments, single and in cases
Music paper German flutes, ffes and assortment Of
Music. with books of instruction for the Voice,
Piano Forte Harp Guitar Violin, Bassoon Clarionet,
German Flute and Fife all Of which he will sell for
cash at reasonable prices. DAVID MARTIN
The CIRsuLATISG LrBaAHI has been moved to the
same stand.
TO LET.
kH8 The comfortable two story Dwelling House
,Es@ and large Garden, now occupied by Mrs. Sarah
Harper, on the east side of Washington street, and
nearly opposite IIoffman's Sugar House. Possession
will be given on the first day Of October For terms,
apply above. aug 23;-eotf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-28
HIGHEST BRANCHES

of female education; the inferior branches however
will also be taught, to meet the minds OF all WHO
may be disposed to patronize his school To be more
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will he paid to Needle.work,
Spelling, Reading, Writing, English Grammar, Arth-
metc, Geography-Also, to those who may desire it.
Rhetoric History, Euclids Elements Astronomy Ma
tural Philosophy, Chemistry, the Latin and Greek Lam
guages AlfhhD nnNio 49, a..
N r. Those who may be disposed to encourage this
scboo, will please to leave their names with Mr. JOHN
e Vow,LL or Mr.. JoHS DOUGLASS within two weeks
At the request of Mr.. Armstrong, and for the Salts
faction of those who may feel interested in his School,
wear during part of which time, he assisted in teach
ing the Young men who were under my care pursuing
their studies with view to the Gospel Ministry 1t
NAV be proper further state that Mr. Armstrong is
graduate Of Dickinson College, and has since reeeiv-
ed from that institution the honorary degree OF NJ
VIC. WALTON,
Pastor Of the Cd Presbyterian Church Alexandria.
aug 18-n
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-28
kUGyl0NS.
Trustees sale.

Ef pursuance of the pro. isoHs of a deed qf truss
a from Robert Z Thompson to me, bearing date The
10 day Of July 1925, ana iutyreoori in the CLERKS
Office OF Fairfax County Court, shall iof the Duro-
sss thcten mentioned, prcceej on NauGry tie 10Th
dry Of 19Hgua ns1s. lbeing the first day cf August
Court al the front door OF Fairfax Court House 70
SELL by public auction, for cash. on such credit a.
the parties concerned may direct, the
Tract of hand.
by said deed conveyed much there Of US NAV BE-
necessary to satisfy said purposes. The sail lard lie.
upon Occoquan Bay, in the county Of Fairfax, Virgin
ia. and is now in the occupancy of the said Robt r.
Thompson. JOHN MACRAE
july10 - eotA20
~ The Sale Of the above mentioned Land
has been continued to the first day of Fairfax Superor
Court being the second Monday in September, and If
that Court should then be held t. the FIRST sy Of
Fairfax County Court in that month. JIM
aug 24-eots
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-28

@For Sale.
VIlHE brcIStbre at the corner CT Fairfax & Prince
l. streets about SGfeet square, in fee ssmple-terms
ib eral apply oil the premises.
also in store,
60 boxes mould candles, Winchester's brand
Sperm oiln hhds and cannisters
DO Candles warranted
Soap in boxes
Tobacco, best Cavendish
Salt, in sacks and loose
Tar, behring's and shad
Plaster
Family four by the barrel
B. Flour, Corn, Rye, Flaxseed, Beans, &c want
ed for which the market price vii! be pail in cash.
Storage may be had for -four from mers, &c
aug 23-eo3t FHOS POWELL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-28
: aNi I.attevies,

aNt S.ottevSss,
IiSt 3aptiGt S0cicty LOTTERY
Of RhGde-I aud, IN Class viii be drawn this day
HIGHEST PRIZE $1,000,
Ticket only 23--silsreS in proportion
TEPGiNL8 M3VTSSTy0N lottery
tCass No. Son th9 High aud low systeYil
To be drawn On "Wednesday, the 29th of August
Scheme or rr,zes-S,000, 1000, of1,Goo. Of 500.
100 Of S. and 10000 off, Tickets 81 so; Halves IS
Quarters 629 cents
The Aaryland Literature Lottery, No. !.
To be drawn in Baltimore 18th Oct-S20 000 900,
10 of 2o00 10 of 1000 10 of 500, the highest pr
zes. Tickets halves so, quarters IS; eghths 50.
j. I'll. RUNNELLS.
Lottery and Exchange Office King Street, Alexandria
Where several high prizes of late have been sold and
paid.
Tickets in all popular lotteries constantly on sale
above. Orders duly attended to- aug 90
Cooking Furnaces and Russian
Bowls.
FIST received, supply Of Cooking Furnaces so
% celebrstetlfor economy Of fuel Also few dozen
Russian Wooden Bowls, beautifully vanished and or
namcnted.
mo 27-3t RoBr. n. Miller
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-28
Female Education.

UE subscriber with the assistance of his sister, pro.
III poses opening FEMALE SCHOOL in Alexan-
dra about 1st of october next, or earlier 1t conveI.
ent, provided sufficient number Of scholars can be
obtained His plan contemplaes chiefly the instruc-
finn of Young ladies in the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-07

Salt Molasses &c. SC:
0OOn BUSHELS ground alum salt
OUVJU so sacks blown do
40 hhds bright retailing molasses
so bblsrye whiskey
SIS do very superior old do
chests and 4 half chests Y. H. tea
Is BIB boxes superior gunpowder do
Together with their usual assortment Of wines, SUI.
gars and groceries. For sale by
oct COHaGAN & wHnTTLE.