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New Goods.
MILTON NALL.
H4SJUST RECEIV' ID from BOSTO.N

HfSJCST RECEfp'D from BOSTON
r. elegant Sofas, claw feed, from H. 20 $50:
~ 100 chairs at So cts. each, 4 l00 do. al
10 cts. ALSO, tables Rocking chairs, toi
lot and dressing Tables, Wash stand, French
and field Bedsteads, Bureaus, second hand
Furniture, common Russia and live geese
Feathers, Beds of all kinds constantly ON
hand. also, a large quantity of crockery,
China and glass ware; 2 blue printed di.ing
Setts Broadcloths. cassimeres, and satti
netts, cotton sheetings and shirtings, brass
apdlrons, shovel and tongs, knives & forks.
coffee mills, drawing knives, quilts, writing
and letter paper, waters, books, new and Sec
ond hand watches constantly on hand, ~ ex.
cellent Hams, all of which w.ll be sold very
ow for cash or short credit. may l5
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BY AUTHORITY.
BY The Precedent ofths United States o "A
merica.
A PROCLAMATION.


nited States of America and His Majesty
the King of the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland, was concluded and
signed by their Plenipotentiaries, at Lon
don, on the sixth day Of August, one thou
sand eighthundred and twenty seven which
Convention is, word for word, as follows:
Rene,cal Of Commercial Convention.
The United States Of America, and His
Majesty the King of the United Kingdom
of Great Britain and Ireland, being desir-
Gus of continuing in force the existing com
mercal regulations between the two coun.
tries, which are cont aimed in the Conven.
tion concluded between them on the Sd
July, 1915, and further renewed by the |
Fourth Article Of the Convention of the
20th October, 1918, have, for that purpose,
named their respective Plenipotent;aries,
that is to say:
The President ofthe United States of A
merlca. Albert Gallatin, their Envoy EX-
traordinary and Minister Plenipo,cntary
to His Brittsnnic Majesty.
And His Majesty the King of the United
Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ireland, the
Right Honorable Charles Grant, u mem
ber of His said Majesty's Most Honorable
Prvy Council. n member Of Parliament,
and Vice President of the Committee OF
ofPrivy Council for Affairs Of Trade aud
Foreign Plantations and Henry Unwin
Arlington, Esquire
Who. after having communicated to each
other their respectiv full powers, found to
be in due,and proper form, have agreed
upon and concluded the following articles:
Art. I. All the provisions ofthe conven.
ton concluded between the United States
of America, and His Majesty the King Of
Great Britain and Ireland. on the-3d Of Jn-
lv, 1915, and further continued for the term
of ten years by the Fourth Article Of the
Convention of the Doth of October, 1918,
with the exception therein contained, as 10
St. Helena. are hereby further ndcfinr sly.
and without the said exception. eXtcpd"G
aud continued in force, from the date otthc
expration of the said tea years, in the same
manner as if all the provisions Of the SAID
Convention of the Sd of July, 1915, were
herein specifically recited.
Art 9. 1t shall be competent. however,
to either of the contracting parties, in case
either shor.d think fit, at any time after
the expiration Of the said ten years, that is.
after the 10Th Of October, lS2S-on giving
due notice Of twelve men,hs to the other
contracting party TO annul and abrogate
this Conventions; and it SHALL in such case,
be accordingly entirely annulled and abro.
gated. after the expiration ofthe said term
of notice.
Art. 3. The present Convention shall be
ratified, and the ratificatons shall be ex
changed in nine months or sooner, If pos
sibe.
In witness whereof, the respective Plen-
ipoientiares have signed the same, and
have affixed thereto the seals Of their
arms.
Done at London, the sixth day ofAu.
gust in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred sai twen.
" seven.
ALBERT GALLhTIN.
CHARLES GRANT
HENRY UNWIN ADDINGTON.
And wheicas. the sid Convention has
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This Day opening, at
ia. TIA I1,aNrl; MES
Il. =. CAHOONE.

rOhEl1N AND DoMES1lC GOODS,
Consisting Of
DROADCLOTliS blue, black and 9th
I.S er colors, low priced aud fine; cassi.
meres, hannels, bombazetts, black circas-
slams, bombazin, red raw silk Shawls, "a
merlno do. square with palm corners, fan
cy hdkis. from 10 cts. 10 81; Brlttaniias,
choppas and Bandannas, French and ln
dia Black Levantlnes. Slate Pongees,
Blk. Gros de Naples, White g. Bird OF
Paradise do, cheap gauzo Garniture, plain
brood Talletn and satin ribbons, Betting,
ulper Brown Baiise, Plaid a. striped do. 3 4
plaid e. Striped Ginghams, Linens, Lin.
ten Cambrics, Imitation do. Plain g. dot
ed SWISS, Swiss Jaconct and Null, Book
Musfips, brown Cambnc ,Calcnes from l21
cts. ? $. Thread Lace, "A g. "a plain
Nets, Linen Floss, Boxes of cotton at 9d
Ladies BLK Kid Gloves a, Is. assorted Par.
ls do. Bowdards and Rayels do. white, blk,
and Slate English Silk do. cheap, Canton,
Naukin g. French Grapes American dim.
ity, Tickings, Gingasms- Bleached and
Inblenched Shecting and Shrting.
ALso n small lot Of over yard wide
SliEETING at ID per yard.
Newport May z.
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ALBERT GALLhTIN.
CHARLES GRANT
HENRY UNWIN ADDlNGTON

And whereas. the sid Convention has
.open duly ratified On h0ih parts, and 'h"
,cspectiye ratitcaiiOns Of the same were
exchan yed at London. on the second day
or Anril. one Thousand eight hundred and
twenty -eirhi.by William Beach Lawrence
Charge d'Asfairs Of the United States of
America. at the Court of His Blrannic
Majesty. and the Right Honorable Charles
Grant AMI Henry Cnwin Addlnsion, Es.
qure. Oh The part "f their respective Gov
crnnents
Now, therefore, be j, known that !. John
Quincy Adams, President of the United
States or America, have caused the SAID
Conven,inn to be made public, 10 tho enc
that the same and every clause and article
thereof. may be observed and iuhlIed with
good faith, by the United States and cit
zens thereof.
In witness whereof have hereunto Sc
my hand. and caused the seal OF the
United States TO be affixed.
Done at the City Of Washington
this fifteenth day Of May. IN tn"
year Of our Lord one thousant
eight hundred AID iweniy-eight,
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Newport, Thursday Morning. June IL. 1923.

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NEW GOODS,
ARE JUST RECEIVED At
BarE:er s. Munfords 8

No. l02, THAMES
WEICll in addition TO their present
w stock Of Silver, Plated, and Britain.
MA ware, watches, jeweliy, cutlery, Gnd
fancy Goods, render tacir assortment sery
complete.
o." Clo'ks and watches cleaned and
repaired, and jobs in Gold and Silver attend.
ed To.
O. Cash and the highest price given
for old gold aud silver.
Newport, April 10Th, 1928.
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Ammunition Store.
Nd lO3, State Street. Bostor

s'V f"J' NH1t Hifttf' BOSIOH'
ID NJ. BARNARD, Agent. offers for
81. sale as above, by Wholesale or re.
tai -
2O0 kegs English Tower proof GUN
POWDER, f,or spoiuug)
1000 kegs DupontG0npo~ der, warrant
ed hrStru,. .y0
$500 90 Boston Do, fwatGntedl
5tn bags shut, az sizes
20.00O percussion caps.
n. B. The above Gunpowder is war
rspied, and will be sold a. low ss at any
other establishment Ia the Country of e.
quail qualify. For terms please apply To the
Agent, or To Mr.. RUFUS b. KINSLEY
Newpor,-and orders given to either will
he promptly a'tendedto. May IL.
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Court gfProLate, .N.Wpori, June 2, 1925.
M liEREAS an instrument of writing
w purportlng 10 DC the last Will and
Testament of Joseph Lyon, ,late ofNewport,
deceased, has this day been presented, and
the consideration thereof referred TO a
cour, of Probate, to be holden at the State
House. in Newport, on the first Monday,
July next, at 3 O'Clock, A. NJ ,--Notice
stherefdDe hereby glyent TO oil persons in.
crested in the sane, To appear at said
inc and place, If they sec fit and they
shall be heard.
By order Of said Court,
b. B.HOHL.4ND Prob. Clerk.
Juns
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List Of Letters,

- EMiINlNG in the Post. office, Newport,
Al (R. l) June a, le25. Persons calling for
them will say they are advertized, as thcy are
placed in a separate Case.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-13
From the Baltimore American.

THE FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET.
Tn adj, anccd prices OF Flour, alluded !" in
our Review az the close of the last week, have
Srrn, subs. qprn'lv fully Supported in this mar
Set.' Or Monday morning small sales of How
arl street aaur were made from the stores a,
80 per barrel. YesierdAy tho wagon price Tor
his description was 50 IS, at which rate /; was
,eadiy taken; and holders wee asking, from
Ihs stores, $40 per barrel. ne stock OF H"w>
ard street flour i, qnile light. ard the supplies
come in moderately On Nj nday afternoon,
no lots comprising 800 barrels CITY Mills
Flour were sold at 80 so, cash. We heard OF
no uansactipns yesterdays holders demand 5 10
per barrel
SA,s &c god red wheat were made yester.
LAY, a 81 es q 81 OIL per hashcl Sales OF
.ye ., 81 cents. Saies Of corn at 81 IS cents.
A sale Of 900 barrels ist proof Whlskey " as
also made Yesterday, at IS cen,s per gallon.
Our GORE suondtnIs of the New York Jour
Eal Of Commerce have fvrW arded us, IN al, lei
patton Of their regGiar publication, the follows
Ing parllcuiars respec'ing The state OF the mar
sers in New York, at the close OF The week.
FLOUR Continued through the week the
article nf princiuai interest, prices advanced
hey stood 81 above our report on Monday,
AMI ST., we're made Of Canal a 80 8, and
choice nrands = 80 Howard street. 0sS
aSlo, ard all oihe, kind, a; S94 On Saiur-
day the 4ame prices were maintained with how
ever but few sales There seemed DISPOSE
ton 70 pacse Tor while, The stock Is very
small, Sd LA, whether the expec'a'ion 81 spe'
:s.a,ors are realized or disappointed, no grea,
danage is likely TO ensue, for an invoice oil al
IL la;c,l, IN marke, II made a, $40 per Dbl
Would hardly foot UT 100000. The accounts
i'Om Europe speak every where OF an advance
prices, but We Notice that in several places
large qeaunues Of wheat were brought ior-
Ta'd, and III ore market at least the supPiie'
Wee larger than had been known for years.
Rye Hour ad, aoe.d to Sl3 :, a, which price
sales were eHtcled. lah!an al also advsnc
Cd, obls. We sold a, SSa, aud hads. at BIS.
FRUIT -Ba; lev raisins remain In mrs
hands, and prices may be considered a Shade
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-13
N;fr-EN AN.D@lAs
- MORNING, NOVEMBER Is, 1928
Election NEWS


,c.oun,s received, by the last mail, IN
-, n the Presidential question, are so con-
.,,,,Ory, tn: we do not deem it necessary e.
.o,.,rmp, giving synopsis of,he reports
:, for US 10 say, that we do not believe
IF The rumors, and extra cts OF letters,
ling 10 have been received 10y the pro-
,-,,ors Of bulletins on the Jackson side
y, ,,e still of the opinion tina, the majori'y o!
electors chosen by the people in the state
'y.,, York will be favorable TO the present
,,,,;,;s,ra,ioa, aud, consequently, we shall
,wo additional votes 10 our majority by
:. ,sOplr-say in the college We will receive
4 least IS votes.
~. r,tu,ns from Maryland Justify US In say
a, tia, a: leas, seven electoral votes will be
zen for Mr.. Adams, and the s'rong presum-
=. ;,,ha, eight will be the number.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-13

IN ,he case Of The United Sta es VS.. Jsho'icn,
fare the Circuit Court Of the Uni'ed States
:, New York, Nov. Z, the defendant declared
hr vas no, bound TO plead to The indictment,
=, no bill had been found against HIM, and Mr.
Maxwell, his counsel, argued The case al con-
siderable ler 9Th, TO shew that the bill oil ludct'
men, was informed, aad TIA, the defendant was
10, bound to plead it. 1t appeared hat The
Indictment vas endorsed with The words, "a
Bill found" which, it WAS argued by Mr.. Max
s,l, were not according TO the requirement oil
The law, the legal endorsement being "a frut
hi" These latrrr words he maintained we've
y,ic " technical and made part of the bill
suhou, W ich prisoner could not be tried or
an n,ic,ment Mr.. NJ. cited numerous autho'
rui., 10 show that the endorsement was an cs
,eplial part Of the bill, and that the words en-
lorsrd upon it were not those prescribed b,
law. those being derived from the original 6NG
era, true bill.
The Courr took time to consider The ques'
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Book Auction.


nm Saturday evening xt the 9Th inst. at my
- lion store corner of King and st Asaph-srcets,
will commence the sale OF large and valuable col.
lection IF
BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
Among them will be found many new and valuable
works The books will be opened Tomorrow morn
ing and ready for inspection. Country merchants and
others DESTROYS of procuring good books upon mode.
invited to call and examine the assort-
mrnt. and supply themselves at private sale at any
time previous TO the sale.
At private sale,
chest Of Imperial and2 Tea, warranted first
Of Hyson cop.
About 600 lbs Of nerino and common wool
Herino long >hauis very cheap
variety of shawls and handkerohefs
! piece domestic carpet drab cloths
I do each black and MKT do
Rose blankets, 7, x, 9. 10, II, IL and SD
Point do. upper and soal esther
small lot OF well cured m,lding bacon
l bureau. tables, chairs of various descriptions
And man, othei articles, og.ther with assortment
OF STOVES at Baltimore prices
ROY II GtO WHITE, Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-13

III. Richmond Enquirer OF the il;h Nov
,,,nnce, The dissolution of the copartnershlp
,,,,,eo the editors of thai paper. Mr.. Richie
/, hereafter to be sole editor.
The Virginia Advocate is to DE conducted
GRO r,er BY Dr.. Frank Carr, a gentleman oil hne
9trary attainmen;s.
The Richmond Wing is hereafter to DC pub
r.b.1 d,;ly. the commercial and marine de-
d, rment under tn, superinlsnGence vt gen
,man every " ay q,alG,d 10 take charge oil I"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-13

higher, say to 10 cents per box Malaga le.
mons are worth Sol per box.
GRArN.-lo,o0o bushels Southern Whes,
were sold on Saturday at 81 o33 cash, hi Oh.
er price than was obtained on any other day.
There were no arrivals OF Gennessee, 5u, we
learn that sale was made in Albany of 1000
bushels at 80. Considerable Rye was sold at
80 and 8 cents, which is an advance Of IL cts.
Corn also advanced, ard was sold at 80 cents
for Northern anG so cents for Southern; Barley
sold a, 70 cents, ard Oats at So cents.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-13

Several Of The N-:,hern papers cave spoken
#, bish terms of ''W a,sh's Journey from Cons
stan inople TO Engl1ud" 1t deserves all that
81, ben said Ct it; aud we take pleasure IN Re-
ommcnding It's perussl 10 those who wish 70
,b,ain kuowiedct Of he present condinon OF
Re Turkish Empite.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-13
PEDRO A HERON

Bogo,a, Sept % 1913
Simon Bolivar, Liberstir, Pres'den of he
Republic Of o!"mbia, sc. Considering
i>t. Tha, the I,ni,y with which the govern
menl has wished to chsracterise all us mra-
sures, has embroidered wicked men 10 under
tax, new and norribe attempts.
Cd. L, en- las, night, the troops entrusted with
the preservation e order AMI g"vrrnmenf were
at cked and the palace Of tn gov r. III ~ VS.
converted INTO . scene Of blood she'd, which
ven threatened the life of the Chici IF the Re-
public.
Sd v. That if crime is NOT timely checked,
and examples made OF the evil minded, they
will shortly eff ct the dissolution and ruin of
the s,a'c.
4,h That in such a case, the goyernmrn :
would be rendered culpab'e uuder I'll, de; rec oi
The 9th Augus,, 10 which for tn acYaotag' OF
the people, restricted the authority With
which hey had vo!un, rily infested me -
Therefore, on the proposition OF the Counci' Of
state. l decree,
From This day forward will the au-
bori,y which The national ,u, has coz hd"d 10
ne. with the extension which Circumstances
may force upon me.
9 Tar same chromosomes shall fix the
erm of the tx ension Of his an horiv.
5. In pursuance of whicn, the Council Of
State will advise me Of the mrasLre, which IN
It's opinion the public good requires, pointing
out ,h.i, greater or less urg, ncy.
a. Every Miris,e, Secretary of Sac IN his
respective pariment, is charged with The ex-
ecu,iun Of his decree.
Given. signed by my nd, md connter'igned
by the Minister Sc retory ) a'e fo' thr De-
parmenr If the interior in Bogota, % Sept
| n,.I
1923. SIMON bol'lFAh
IN Minister Secretary Of Stale Tor tn, De-
partmen, OF the ln;erior
]. MANUEL RES REPO.
C.RrHAeEHA, Oct. 8.-Ihe last Er'ya'e do
vices ON .3ogota state tina, tn cx C ton oil
padilla and Torment would TAKE place on The
following dav., The execution OF santande'
was to take place as soon after The necessary
formaIi,ies souh be gone through win.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-13

c,yos V1pAuRRs, who has for some time
-, b,en residing in this country, having been
lied BY The influence of Bolivar from Peru,
:. s,sr SAYS the Boston Patriot, recalled by a
J.cree e the Peruvian government
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-13

Capt Henora, OF Pscaoma; Lieut.. Menez. a
a Spaniard, and B,lasteros OF Rrohacao, com
promised in the conspiracy; Gen. Ed PSAx.
rANDER, OF Quota; Lieut.. Col c. Welshnew,
unworthy Of being an Engllshmau, and End
CONT K MARQUES, Of Tocuya, Aides de-eamp
Of said General
Domingo Gazman, a Commissary Of war.
naive Of Pamplona, VI. Escoyar, Of Cauca,
Fran Vsruda, Tailor, native Of Barquesime:o
] F. Arganil, Portuguese, suspected as a Spa.
nish spy. Pedro e. Azuero, Dr.. John N Azu.
ero, natives Of Locnno, AL Gar,ap, native of
Bogota, Dr.. Romez Plata, native Of San Gil,
NJ. Z. Rodriguez, de Gartan, native of Bogo,a,
Gen. Ohunxo, native of Locorro, J r. Meri,
galde de Popayan, apolhecary, and R. Law ado
de Fusagauga, LAWYER,
PROCLAMATION
Pedro A. Heron, Intendant of he Department
To the inhabitsnts Of Cundimarca.-Las,
night brought this city and the whole cf the re !.
public I, the brink OF ruin! Is i, to be bell we'd
that even here, 10 our very bosomx, villains
should have existed who would ATTEMPT the
murder Of the Liberafor.
S-duced by Them, the brigade Of artillery
which was IN this city, and supported BY this
force, they introduced themselves and spill,
much blood, even in the very housc CT his Ex.
cellen,v; but Providence was pleased that Co.
lionel Ferguson, and Colonel Joseph Bolivar,
with part Of the guard, should perish--the
FIRST a, the entrance OF the palace, the second
in the house Of the Gen. Padlla, where he was
on service. The Cd Lieut.. Ibarra, was wound
ed IN The apartments Of The palace, as were So
veral others. The Liheraror, TO whose cabine,
the a.sassins had penetrated, miraculously
saved himself Several Of the traitors have
ben arrese ed, and those who have fed are pur-
sued. The full extent Of their crimes viii. b.
discovered.
The first squadron Of horse grenadiers, ard
the battalion of Vargas, conducted them selves
during the whole nigh, with that zeal and en-.
thusasm which has So often called forth the
praises even Of the enemy.
The artillery commenced their parricidA
proceedings by pointing and dischar ging ,heif
guns against the quarters of those troops,
whose valor was Only fired bv this attack
They soon put 10 fllgh the traitors, and run,
ming through the streets alone, or accompanied
by their officers, they congratulated one ano
Their on he safety Of the LiSera,cr.
His Excelency also wished all parts Of the
city during the night, ard every where ne re.
ceivrd testimony Of Tie horror inspired in all by
the crime medlla,ed.
Countymen, friends, b. lieve not that the au'
thors we've Bogo,Ians- Hormrrt is not-Ca~
rovjo is not, nor are those WHO directed and
commanded this baud Of assass,nss B"go'a is
faithful TO her vows, ard era'elufto the Li1e.
rator-Bogolo above all is Colombian.
What would become VI this Republic, II
crime were ,riumpbant-we hadios our sup
port, our bond OF union, our Tu'elar Angel
Friends, le, us give ,hanks to the Most High,
who, in preserving the Llo'ra'or, mas pteser'>
ed US all.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-13

Lottery Office, Royal street
Where was sold inthe last Union Canal Lottery, one
half OF the Capital Prize of $4,000 dollars and many
other handsome prizes,
u All or lers ny mail, post paid, enclosing cash or
prize tickets in former lotteries and ordering tickets
share, in any responsible lottery, will receive prompt
attention from j. H. W
26 II 3 80 %
Are the drawn numbers in the Vermont Lottery g.
INV
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-13
public- sale f iMnA

IN Pursuance nf Deed Of Trust, from ilIIam f.. A.
eAanlrr, TO The subscriber, " hch is corted in the
Clerks Office Of Prince Hiram County, slai offer
at public auction in the Town OF auckland on Thurs
DAY the I'd day OF October 1929 il fair, IL nol the next
fair day. the tract of and hch the said Ale xander
now Resides
hi tract contains about 268 acres, lies adj oinF TO
the Town Of auckland, good proportion 'swood land
we'll watered, the cleared land DIVIDED into suitable
divisions, division seeded in clover the last spring,
and division in
This land situated 10 agreeable neghbd rhood,
is bounded BY the Fauquer and Alexandra Turnpike
Road. the lands Of John ". Tyler Esq John II Car
ter. Esq and Mcssrs. Hugh Smiths Go. There has
been lately erected this land. large and handsome
two stor, house, with passagc adt~o rooms, below
and three above, y stone Kitchen ana other be-
cesar, houses.
The terms third in cash. and the balance in
two equal annual pa, ments TO be secured b! bond
with approved security, and deed of trust ON the
| land C. HUNTON, rustee.
sept IS 3tawt2dO
The above LaEa was not SOLD
-rhe sale is postponed to the S0th OF this mo"'h
The subscriber is fully authorised to sell privately,
| and is very anxious to make sale.
oct lO-eot sOlh oct CgAs. HUNrON
Yhe Sale " the above l.aMA
is further postponed Thursday the goth for mber,
when il will be positively made.
| oct IS C. H.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-13
SWlP NEWS.
SAILED. Nov ~,

SAILED, Nov y,
a,..m.packet Fredericksburg, b. j. Jenkins, Baii'
"'e steam. BOAT Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk.
Simon George, Macy, hence At New-York loth INST
Rr~ Maese. sylvester, from Pernambuco, arrived AZ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-13

vo,s. i, Is sid, beats his defeat like phi
,,o,scg.-lls don, laugh 20 be sure-ou' the"
:, dan, q-v rci,her.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-13
This Oay,

New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No Is for 1928, to be drawn in the City If NJ
York on wedn slay the 18th of November--45 mum.
Der lottery. draw ballots. Brilliant Scheme -Capi-
tai Prize $4,000. Tickets $40; halves 10; quarters
,; eghths 9 so; sixteentlsl IS.
Grand State Lottery of Maryland,
No. for 1923, to be drawn BY sub.schemes in Balti-
moro on Wednesday the 18th Of November. NJ
blanks in the thr p first schemes. Highest Prize Sl0,.
900. Tickets IS; halves 2 50; quarters IS; eighths
81 cents icke be had in either of the above lot.
teres in a variety of numbers ut
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-13
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Grand State Lottery Of Maryland,
No. 6 for l828-Second suh.scheme, tn be drawn in
Baltimore on Wednesday Nov. y. No blanks! High
est "r,ze $4,000 Tickets IS; halves so; quarters
l 25.
New York Consolidated Lottery,
No. IS for l828-will be drawn on Wednesday Nov.
18th Highest Prize $4,000 Tickets 500; halves 10:
quarters S; eighths 9 so For sale at
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= Lottery and Exchange Office, King-st .4ierandyia