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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-06
NEW GONDS.
AETE now nave the pleasure Ia announce the
ARRIVAL oil II very ,nrge aud splen I'd as
sol II OF
Substantial and Fashionable FdH ant
WINTER GOODS.

having taken goat ralas Ia seieci'ns our
present supply, We thnN =, NECESSARY 10
.ay thai our as.0rtnent. this ian, vii nr
iound unpsuatI, dnsnabie, ~ the sock Is muci,
la ger ard certain, aha I eyeiy aiticif a
snnch low = pieces than ever "n''n ha1'iotatf.
" in,ae TIE attention 81 every person ana
All, uiady those "ho wish to deal largely "a
c fnsider ,l,lr discounts " / he maL to tii0sc VI,
N Ike large bl - t. Examine q .tgood' f'd 81
; Dei,Ie hes purchase.
l.. RIB HOatELL.
NJ,
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lical, it appears TO us, in a bad cause, has com
mit;ed one act OF purgatou, winch go's faI 10
redeem, her character for Intelligence anil IN IL
liy. She has given to " koe2! GEORGE kre-
ner" leave Il gay at home.
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10000 DUALAk>,

T'e be dram the l2M Nooember itL
S~PhaNDtD SCiiL Nh.
goo, 90 2.o0D
2O,Uuo lr35o
i0,0up 5 Of 1000
b,Uno < at 500
1000 s9.of 1870
Resides numerous smailer prizes, such %
loo's 90, 81, 10 COS, or. all al whu arc
q, he drawn rom he wheels oi the New York
hon,pliddtei Lottery, c!ass Is. IN Wednesday
= TIA oi Nov.
~ ihe drawing oi the a5oFe Lottery VIA
= r.celved at tie LOTTERY aud Exchanges 90
&,eol b. iiHW SON.
Successor to :. ~ NJ Alien " Go.
Where the easll S.ll ae pad stb'5ht lgtaI
,,fIUes.
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3&o-
NEW YORK.

The papers Of thai State speak with undoubt-
ing confidence ofgetnng "A votes ia that S,sns
Al the most moderate Computation. We shall
ouiy require 20
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cst D,idrr al Poplar fote.i on Monday
H.. zi,n DAY Of Npyembt,, II inif II nOl the nest
lau Gay. al the cop OF con- OATS Hud iodder
made or the promises tn pres, u, year, logeth-
81 with "A lhtg quantity OF nay and straw also
y head oi catlle, including d yoke OF or u, 10
MAD oi sheep, ~ head al nogs, b woik no, SEQ
aud Two eots, toge tri ~ii, int p ania'ion otrn-
sis and 1uusriloln and XII hrn iuruiiurr. A
liberal credt fuf All SUNS r~rceeding Wehty dol
ans viii be gwen, und r that, casii sill be iss
quired. FRANCIS EPPES.
TIE sale will he conducted by Jonn X. y.
Pasar.
Nv. g.. ID %
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~GAD3fDUS NEhYs!
,OC0 MAJORITY ~ fiIE nGSILl.N RE-
SLRkE.

We hasten to lay before our readers the fol
lowing letter. received by tie last -niaht malt
from a distinguished cUizsn OF lruntonIl county
IN the :, tstrn Reserve, to Mesers. Creis hon
aud y u,las Of tlis pluc hy winch 4 VII or
seen the Administration mas surcrrdrd 'u
thai - n of Ono by a IN Jptity oi 5000 Its
IA, r-snlt OF this glorious issne msares the re-
eI.rt = IT Governor Inn ne, o. a ~uidIorliy of
lro o moo votes; AID viii secure ,be ,iec-
npn o. Ire Administration electoral chet
tnis le, ~ II majority Of Il least 10000 vaIe,.
/ al a. ONO redeemed her pied g 10 tIe L
Mon aud thus has Jacksonism. within her trr.
rIlJrial fruits. Ucen iG.ever FRUSTRATED. sire
nov calls upon nrr sster States Of thr Onion
generally aud upon those of Kentucky and
Indiana particularly To and her IN the greai Ell
fort winch she Is making Ia caerIs aud sustain
the present abe and pairIouc Administrator
OF the National Government 10 Cooperate with
her Ia defence o. annan liberty ; an1 to assist
her IN tnteVrr proStraung a faction, winch Ihrea-
tens 10 be as disastrous Il our couufy as it's ex.
lslence would be dIsgraceiui to lis itrfnie histo-
~.
HarTeaton, October, IL, 1928.
GESTLEMEH
For ne information of youl~ selves, aud oinpr
friends o: the Ad,nintstr atiou. | inlnIn puu tHdi
We have al,ool J. l.at Thousand majorily ~ ne
Reserve ior t'ovtIupr /: 3 aud snail nave rom
Eigdtt IN Ten thousand u The Presidential E{ec.
i0H. ins,me OF the Lake counties mere we're
not Jackson voters enough al he Potts 10 ra,sc
a hickory poLE lor the iIeioit!
Fiom the best accounts we have received, (
am induced 10 beileve, thai thry nave carried the
Administration Candidate tor Congress IN ne
Northwestern uI>trIc, OF Pennsylvania.
lam yours sir,
sety respectfully.
THOMAS ~. WEE.
Nessfs. Creighton and D0a.las.
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Grand Uonsptldatsl ,.ottery.

No. y.
l0.oOo De1lsrs. oc 100 Dullars,
900 Oo,la,.. 5ol 900 Do,lar..
ago Dott"s. 10 Of 2o0 Dollars.
Bes,tcs lSiOOs, SoUs, 4s40s. sc. &c.
Whole 1~lcicts, 90 Quarters, 81 20.
iial,r.' 81 90
The having OF the aDove viii be received or.
SnntIy next, at the Lorirty and Esthsuga
o1ice OF Il. w BENSON,
successor rs s ~ NJ ALLEN IL Co.
Nv Il
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n.NoUhD, II par Of aPec'aeics, N Il ,,rd
IL .ioi,oceo case, Inc Owner can obtain 1t
D, appncdton Al lhi5 piiice aud paying Tor
tnIs advertisement.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-06

%aitious % precious tnnls anw lr,n.. .n.,
,e,ttp liz baai Ia slncH--ae impidiait. II iar
mann oi om ,ummuin Lord " VI 4.
! Ntr.
DIB.
o. Editors al Newspapers prinfei ~ ".
rinia or Nntih LaHoilri. ~ extensively riref,5,.
ting IT. either ri iliot, ~iaifs. ATE retpee.Iuiiy -
qu' s'ed 10 Inseri itin hhuve.
.e
u Inc thineery, cohit al THIS place. com
inen,ed is session on ,he 10Th Of the Isl uouih
md adioorned an Yesterday the 9TH ut having
enletea ~ iinal DEGREES, IA, mlellooaioty de-
efers aet In olhr, otdrrs, n,aklng N the winl,
35D %snifts, il greater an lbei iy upa uds OF
~ cniiies, Is W. mr ,ulbrm. Il. dIdn have eyft
beru entered al any previous tei1n siaee the -
tabl,shment oi our Cuurt We atr g~ratrie,l 10
have il ~ our power 10 aih. thai the health Of
the Chancellor mas no, bern al all ,eio,cd. but
has rather improved. naiwiihst .,diug his ardn-
ons labors. We belevc II is almost the unnni-
moos ppinion of The bar and oftle po9iic gen.
orally, mat ~ man could transact tn bus,nr,-
OF the court with more rapid " aud general at-
catacy than Chan,elinr %1aylot.
s.
COLONIZATION SOCIETY.
\ meeting oftne Board u ,lanaeers OF the
l., %nct,bur Colonization oocicty Wll he held on
SATURDAY AFrGHNnoN next ~ 1 o'uIook, at tie
flee ol Junn ID u,quhari. esq. lnsinrss Of
interest 10 tine 5ociel, vii be laid before the
Board- BY ORDER,
IN n ~ IL ..,
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To the tirfgs ~ MI dcnonii-
nations N ii sinia aud North Carolina.
RererCpd iuteD mi Il. elhrea.-ne beg
leave TO call on att ntion To the preceding AL
dfr.,. aud nesecch ynu TO %eDinrcr II ny yuut AZ
nuruce. We would im the, more srnr. 5 hci
' II to take up COLLECTIONS In til aolect J. each
of your churches 'ni ~r "a - ths by Al trr
2 cal interests ia iYeel IA toe sstCcss al the
Colonization Sorle,y--by ihe yalue 81 the
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Nov.B.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-21

dom gets to our post Office before two o'clock
taking three hours to travel distance of
seven miles, and that too by steam boat car,
rage. This arrangement puts our merchants
10 the greatest ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS surely in
trading, commercial place like this, some exer.
ton should be made to let US enjoy the full be,
nshts OF our admirable post office SYSTEM
SPECTATORS as it is, have an opportunity Of
making purchases before the merchants gene.
rally, can get information by due course of
mail. We trust it will be only necessary to lay
the subjec, before the Post Master General to
have il attended to.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-21
COM MERCIAI.
From Me Basimoyc .dnseriean of v.,te,

TT"n Me Bd0smo,e 'aHeTledn Of yesferday.
The supplies OF Howard-stre. Flour came
In pretty freely yesterday. The prevailing wa.
gon price throughout the day was Ss Der bar.
rel, although some loads were taken IN the al
ternoon al a fraction higher. A sale of Howard
S'ree' was made Yesterday from the store, a,
So so; and a lot Of 200 barrels was sold at
8s 37a. For 10, of 800 barrels Susquehanna,
So so were refused.
The prices Of Wheat, yesterday, were also
lower than on the preceding day. Sales Of b. st
red were made at 5 80; and of fair TO good
red, al 81 IS a 81 rs per bushel
Corn remains without alteration. Sales Of
several cargoes Of old we're made al so cents,
and OF new at SIS cents per bushel.
Rye may be quoted al 90 IS cents
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-21
THE DILEMNiAS.

Jackson was to be the cure for all our evils.
He was to be the panacea for the diseases of
the nation. Every thing was TO 60 on smoo,h-
ly and harmoniously under his administration.
Very we'll: let US look little into the matter.
He cannot pursue the Tariff policy, because
the South has supported him expressly on the
grounds that he was to break up the "Ameri-
can System" He cannot BE- anti-tariH, be-
cause New>fork, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Ken.
lucky have voted for him as The champion of
Domestic Industry.
He cannot appoint his friends to Office, be.
cause Mr. Adams has been abu sed, wi,hou.
measure, for the very same thing.
He canno, give the public printing to the
presses which have supported his election, be.
cause he must recollect Saunders resolutions
in the House Of Representatives, and the de,
bate upon it.
He cannot preserve peace with Brazil. BE-.
Cause his friends have been clamorous against
Mr.. Adams for the last two years, for not 60.
ing TO war with Don Pedro.
He eanno, recommend Internal Improves
ments, because his Southern friends say the
doctrine is a "heresy."
He Cannot appoint an Ambassador, unless
he warrants his life; for he knows what was said
upon the death Of the lamened Mr.. King
He cannot furnish his House, for the Ess.
Room Letter" will rise up in judgmen. against
him.
In fine, if he acts consistently, he eanno, do
any thing that he ought to do; for he, and his
friends, have abused Mr.. Adams for every thing
which has been done. s-
Blessed times we shall see ye,! Heaven seed
US safe deliveronce!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-21
THE CoLoNlZATIoN SOCIETY.

The public meeting which the Board OF
Managers. in behalf Of the Society, invited 10
this City, on Tuesday evening, was, from the
very unfavouI able state OF the weather, Out
thinly attended. The meeting was formed
however,-the Hon. Charles Fenton Mercer
beiug called to the Chair,-and two hours were
spent in an interesting consideration OF the
wants and prospects of the Society, and Of the
bes, mean. of supplying the one and sustaining
the other. Much valuable and interesting in-
formation was elected from several Of the aus
tinguished speakers, in the course oil the as
cussion, in regard to the history and anairs Oh
this truly national, philanthropie, and Po'iie
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-21
JACKSON DYNASTY.

JhIhSON LIZ NASl1.
Secretary of Stofe.-Maitin Van Buren,, who
is known to excel in the art dipIomatique, vul-
carly called management.
Secretary Of tie Trsasury.-Edward Livings>
ton, whose skill and experience in lingering the
public money has been sufficiently tested.
Secretary Of War.-Rich NJ. Johnston, i'm.
mortazed by the famous declaration, "Pu,
them down, though as pure" &c
Secretary of The Nary-.4dmiral Hoffman, Of
the interior Of New York, who knows about as
much Of naval affairs, as he does Of the man in
the moon.
In addition to the above ANTICIPATED APP
poin,men,s, we venture to continue the lis,, pre-
missing that wha' follows is precisely in charac-
ter; and if our predictions are not fully verified,
it will not be for lack Of inclination on the part
Of the appointrr.
Attorney General George McDufie.-This
gentleman has such an uBbounded confidence
i'm the CONSTITUTION Of the u. States, thar he
deserves to be The constitutional legal adviser
Of The President.
Mr.. Eaton is to 60 as Minister to Great Bri.
tain-Mr. Benton to Russia, and George Krss
mer 10 the Grand Turk. lit is SAID the Koran
does not prohibit the use Of RYE WnisKEY; and
Mr.. Kremer, whose instructions on this head
are already filled up, is directed 10 make so'ae
arrangements on the subject II Mr.. Kr' mer
ful6lls the expectations Of the public, our WAis-
key trade to Turkey will be Of immense advan-
tage
Duff Green is to be government printer, edi-'
tor of the Cour, Gazette, &c. &c.
Stephen Simpson is to be made keeper OF
some lunatic ASYLUM in Tennessee.
There are to be two ne,O Offices created Tor
special purposes.-Major Lee, Chamberlain OF
the Hou sehold; and Dr.. Ely, Chaplain of the
Palace.
Hill, Of the New Hampshire Patriot; Noah,
Croswen, of the Albany Argus, and Riichie, are
to have none Of the loavss and fishes. The
General swearing their writings in 1924 did
him more harm, than all they have said in
1928 have done him good.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-21

scheme; and, after opening subscription for
the Immediate purpose Of aiding the Soo ie,y in
sending out to he Colony vessel with emf,
grams, hundreds OF whom are now mpatien,Iy
wai'ing passage thi,her, the gentlemen pre-
sent resolved on an adjourned meeting, uriher
to promote this object, to be held on Saturday,
the 9th proximo, at - O'Clock. in the City
Hell, and appointed an able Committee to pre-
pare an Address to the public, explanatory Of
The nature and purpose. of The society, and il.
strong claims on the public supper, and encou
ragement. Eaf. mt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-21
TIE MAILS.

we would call the attention Of the Post
S s,-''e7 General to a subject of frequent COM
I''''' with our citizsrs, and which we are sure
p'operl! presented to his consideration, he
wv see the necessity Of having arranged in
:, ""naer more gratifying to the wishes Of
=; interested. The Northern mail we be-
~, regularly arrives in Washington a, Il
|A' g. NJ, perhaps sooner. 1t very sell
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-21
SeaAeA Proposals

,,r =. -ee.;ved by the subscriber until the 30th
w instant. for Supplying the troop. stationed a.
Fort Washington Maad, with Fresh Beet o tor one one
wear. commencing on the 1st Of December, IS2s and
snd;rp on the 3Oth November, 1929. The Beef sup
piled to be Of the first quality and 10 De aeh.eIeo At
.e.nv thr 20 as the Assistant Commissafy may direct
ees ~ G. WEBB,
Lieut. and Assist. Comm. Sub.
Warrington, Nov. Sd, 1928.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-21
NHsEN a Yf1D@IAs
,rn1y MORNING. NOVEMBER 81, 1928
NEWSPAPER BORROWERS.

{, the course Of not very long walk from
ossee the other morning, we had an oppor.
'.;,v Of seeing several of that class Of ciea.
:. called Newspaper Borrowers. We were
,,o,;shed TO find ,ha, they are not at all un>
.,rmon in their appearance -and wha; is won
,,,e,I they have 10 bristles on their backs, nor
oars 10 their heads. We are told they
rally come out 5efore breakfast in the
.,,Dire-watch an op2ortunity-dart into
.,orle's houses, shops and stores, and carry off
:. osyspaper before the owner or his family
AVE had an opportunity Of reading it them
lives. They are never seen near printing
Sc. but bore obliging neighbors to death.
rb,v are said particularly TO prowl abou, banks,
,0bIic Offices, barber shops, SC.
aswe have no manner Of doubt that our sub
s,ibcrs are equally anxious with ourselves to
-, nd Of these creatures, we give the follow
inc recipe which we hope will have the desired
eject.
RyclpE.-Let every subscriber who is har-
.,,s,d by Borrower" as >ron as he opens
n, pa2er this morning take pen and ink, and
carefully mark this articIe-let him then upon
n. appearance Of the borrower, readily lend
him the paper and desire him TO read, mark,
Ian and utcardtg digest villa, he reads.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-21
Notice,

J.EGIoNARY Court of inquiry for the first re 81.
a ment, second brigade, will be held at the Old
Council chamber on Saturday 22d November at 10 o.
I'LL a NJ Ry order, this Court may. for good
csuse sbewp. remit fines, and exempt from military
duty. u bheNi naju'. ds.
nov ID Wv
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-21
Seine TWiMe.
VhOmas King,
MER CHAR TAILOR,

King street, Jetceen the Franklin Hnse and lily Hotel
TT>AKES this method Of returning his sincere thanks
L to his friends and the public in general, for past
f.vors, and continues solicit the for the future.
He has just received fresh supply of F3LL GOODS.
He will be able to supply al orders in his line Of bu-
sness at The shortest notice, and the most
BILE terms for cash lie has on hand all kinds Of
READY MADE CIOTHING-coats, pantaloOns aud
vests, crsvats sfners and fashionable collars; rued
and plain shirts; general assortment OF ontlemrns
gloves, socks and stockings lie has hand an
assortment of fashionable cloths blue, black, olive,
drab and steel mixed do; also cassin cres, blue,
black and fancy colors and good assortment Of sa,i-
netts; handsome assortment Of vestrg-; tontt and
swansdown velvets and siks also, good AS or nsnt
of bang up and hunters cords, handsome
of Tartan plalds and blue and brown camblets,
sortment of isnnels Of different co'nss; handsome
assortment of fashionable button, gilt. plated end
STEEL and largc white pearl buttons for gentlt mems
Coats and fashionable black buttons; coed assort-
ment of csilcoes, ladies' mockisons 'nd chldren's
gloves. Also general assortmept of
LADIES 4 GENTLEMENS CLOjKS.
Orders will be ,aken which viii be made up 20 any
fashion with neatness and dispatch at such prices rs
will be satisfactory to those who may favor hin it'll
their patronage nov IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-21
Extract from the By-LaDs Of the Chesa
Deoke and Ohio Canal 0nDQnv.
stsEcTIoN VII

"sKcTIoN VIII.
'sThe President and Directors ofthe Company shall
designate the Banks within the District Of Columbia,
within whielthe funds ofthe Company shall be depo-
sited, + whever any money shall be payable to the
Company, e pursuance ofany call upon the Stock.
holders, or chany othersccoun the person from whom
the same 10 due, shall make payment to the Cashier,
or other proper officer, Of any OF the Banks 80 de-
signated. The certificate ofpaymentb by such Cashier
officer, delivered to the Treasurer, shall he receiv-
ed by him As evidence Of payment, and authorize Jim
to pass his receipt" sug 1-Iswt3h
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-21
Office gf the Cesopeoke md Ohio Cnnn Company
HdshinRfon, Jliv 80, 1928.

Office gf the Cesopeoke md Ohio Canal Company
Washington. July 80, 1923.
NOTICE is hereb, given, that an ns'slment Of two
~ dollars per share every share Of Stock IL the
Che sapeake and OHIO Canal Company, 10 required to
be paid on the Sd day of October next and further
nsalme mt of dollars per share tie I'd da, Of
November next, q further ,nstament of two dollars
and half per share the Sd day Of December next.
and further instalnen, of two oars and halt per
share, the Sd day Of January next; tHIther sum
of,wo dollars and bali per share, the Sd day Of
February next; and further Of two dolla-s and
half per share. the Sd day March next; which in.
sta must be paid to the credit of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, TO the Cashier other pro-
per officer Of either of the following Banks. viz:
The Branch Of the Bank Of the United States, at
Washington.
The Bank of w sshington, at W ashipgton,
Tho Fsrmers' & Mechanics Bank at &c georgetown,
The Bank of Alexandra, at Alexandria
The Rank Of Potomac, at do
The Farmers Bank Of Alexandria at do.
The Mechanics Bank of Ale xandra At do
The Hagerstown Bank. in Hagerstown Maryland
and
The Branch ofthe Valley Bank at Charcstown,
Virginia.
BY order of the President and Directors:
JOHN = INGIE.
Clerk Of the c X U. Canal Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-21
First Lotteries.

First lotteries.
New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra class No IT, will d. drawn Tuesday the 18th
Nav. Highest Prize $4,000. Tickets IS; halves
so; quar,rs IS
Vermont Lottery, Clas 0.
highest Prize 49, 90 will be drawn IN Bratt'eboro
On Tuesday the 18th Nov Tickets ", halves IL
quarters so cents.
Grand State Lottery Of Rhode Island,
No g. to be drawn at Providence on Fritay Nov 21st
Prizes of $1,000. Tickets 80, halves /; qrs Scots
Union Canal Lottery OF Pennsylvania,
Cl,ss No IS for 1923, to be drawn IN Philadelphia on
rue day 18th November. As number lottery, drawn
ballots. Capital Prze 500, 900. Tickets so, halves
S: quarters 50; eighths IS For sale at
r. II. WHITES
Lottery Ofce, Hoyoi street
Where was sold in the last Union Canal Lottery one
half of the Capital Prize of $4,000 dollars and many
other handsome prizes
~ All orders by mail, post paid, enclosing cash or
orize tickets in former lotteries and ordengtckes or
shares in any responsible lottery, will receive ProPt
attention from ~ H. ~
nov IS H.,
Drawing of the NewYork Consolidated Lottery Glass
IS, for 1898:
a. Al SO IL 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-21

Banabox Boards, etc.
1ao0 LBS Philadelphia box boards OF best quality
IS gross blue bonnet boards
so reams low priced cap writing paper
lust received and for sale by
A. I. KENNEDY.
Oh, Hand
A large assortment of common and superfne folio
and ousr,o post printing and cartridge paper various
sizes-and lowered papers for bandboxes, boxes
hacked in nests of every size. nov 1S-eoSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-21
r, ca GSE'S

Lottery and Eachange Ofes King-st alexandria
Or Tn, off ial Lisr Of tho drawing of the second
ub sche M Of he Mar lad State Lottery, No. g. is
eceived and may be examined as above.
a. Al IS 8 IS Il
,re the drawn number IN The NewYork Consolidated
lottery. Glass Is, for 1873.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-21

N,ackerel, Molasses, etc.
40 Barrels No 2 mackerei
~ q hhds w. 1. molasses
$50 bushels G. A. salt
10 bags prime gre en- coffee
l barrel tongues and sounds
lust re ceived and for sale by
80 Prince-street wharf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-21

Next lotteries.
New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra class No 10, will be drawn on Tuesday next.
scheme--1 prize of $4,000, of 1000, Of 1000,
of 1850. of 1000. and the usual number of small
er prizes. Tickets S, halves 2 so; quarters IS
Maryland State Lottery,
Sd sub scheme, will be drawn in Baltimore on Wed.
nesday the 26th of November Tickets IS; shares in
proportion.
Splendid Lottery.
Grand Consolidated Washington City
Lottery will be draw 18th Of December Prize of
$50, 900 of 10000, of 5000. Off, 500 of 1850
S of 900, &c. AZ number Lottery. drawn ballots
ll4S0 tickets Tickets $50; halves 10; quarters s.;
eghth- sos slxteenths IS, Tor sale IL variety of
numbers at
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New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra cas, ~ lJ % be drawn at the City Of Alba.
nv on lussday Ism Nov. 45numbcrs- drawn BIZ
lots i!ishet Prize 10000. Tickets s.; halves
2 So; Quarters 81 5 For sale at
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RUWNEY,S

Lottery and Exchange office, Alexandria.
Drawing Of Rhod, Island Lottery, 9Th class.
IS % Ia 81 10 So
Drawing cf I'd sub scheme of Maryland State Lot
terry, No. s, i. received nov II
Drawing Of the NewYork Consolidated Lottery, class
IS, for 1928.
~ Al 50 8 Is 81
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Secretary Of Stofe.-Mai tin Van Buren,, VIII
is known to excel in the art dipIomatique, vul