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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09
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ri CURIOSITY II Re worthy iBe attention 81.
ealias. rruesr. y boil rr Us hgl4 5ar
pid sfrtari from h mall apedHe IT, . zaIaf
raei Srnt tpWeia famblor4 ~ fasir
hH"ls are prepared faf Ito INSTRUMENTATION
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lhine 10 aid ~ deifsfl1s the cspcr4es alfsfH
dur ketp,ns the place IN ort,t
WILLIAM IHus1lgs
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ME- IDIGINES.

n All suhscrhrt Is non apchira bis sHf.n#
= suppf otthr mosf ecpuiu" "a ttesh glpdt
ems. a,a 60 constantly receiving Ices. sraplfrs
IN hieh mey be iound ~ tbt MEblCtNt
n tt. rs assortment Is GRFAIlh lAE-
CIR linn Any EEFR OFFERED IA thu
PLACE, and the Variety 81 AEIitIIs
Ell Al@any honse n tn g. 50 WIS
HONIL DAVIES
71aY % metz
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80, - h.i itJ ..r $50. .
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F,''dN t. hnc Nj ',n'N tiyui III - with lea cpu,,tV
fir j. ii1e ArS lly heer urongi l. Iep lird l,e.
rlF hpTnci whi. reHhei- Il Inc IA Il , IriI,
'itiiS eiph l-lirirttS ~ this v.cu,i'y.
1F .-rl ',ws .aH! Eht'ses ana k",t fu the src"ine,
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P'rntrt l'n rrnd tie sUbe, wneTu hr>ey WI! ht ~:
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lMi'r u'i, w'rtr eGs he iAe f. in.s. ul ery zee
t'ol ii tie rh.h'y, VIZ
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F.nlu,tc, uII.'h -. l.
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goal hive not been rewarded by the consnu,-
nation ihev expcctef. The igni, ya'teus which
seemed :" dI2zlug ifom niar. is ,npour when
attained; aud The SUNNI, o! riches, i.ouch 10
him who views il fr"m Tie vale If ltc, j, may
seem rc.penden, wI'h satisfying l,sire.,s found
"hen possessed, to be Covered with pcipctual
snoH, chilling TO hnn who has arrived at the
nnenviah'e elevation, however attractive j,
may seem irom lis briilnc., to the rest Of
manhind.
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scz,coLzcG ysyEc xxrrrg.

kT MOVES. ctrtnrrS u irsiuct YoI' e IId,c, IA
4Ta lie tl luNisg hlanclos m EdGc,t t!ln, ~:
:pe.ilnr, heI'n:, FnG, t,f ;ri.tir, fus!.h Or n
N T. - t,y, t"pe., 'he ne, Conn ri.rrn li.,
tr,, Nau.l Philosophy, 'sir,nIWy. ana Clru.ir,..
lir" ii ia h" ~ any "i tt 90 ~" hr Gic..c,, D.r a.
Muse ~. ~ no, hn" l".sun psr week, Il
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" Il. i..'c'o'' m ans'r, nj ) i',ne excrp ~. rrs'l
i,r cfc' ',us no A.l ~
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FOIE 'VJ TTt bIl'I5 q Dc luInI IN II
oth"T c.l'"'iun in Arcr,y".
the hi'r M NarelEs rmgoi hn otherwise ilpn geiuinr
~ tls have .rl isiri nd flilet from JcJ,jrr rre,,
M Ffiu'e i's HhnI Itliu t'ierry hes hulia,i up ~
neg "fnf", "iic; eau he tsispGi,ed with much sit,
as The Re ca III Apph..
l5urierS hen nj No. market sIe'e, vii be Grwar,el
every lay a"d Srnriiy, 10y tn. steam ios aui
ue h"r' w bc !eiFrret IN eWe!et or Ter nusa n acurs
Jr"" re h"' titH arr tafsa tr0m tae nursery.
"a, lusnc3 i,Iras.ei ry1t;s.
10 YARD 4. NOUNG. Agent.
u t"t o. The nmi NHIrle yHr tirs of Fuii III.
'"'nrm fhinr GNrirn, sIcpI from tna extensive r,i
i"ih I" M lrnce, tls hrrn lcl wl iir. T.. H. Yuin.
tf III" hfwh'nbi i'tNn 9 in,rchs-c.s
m'rch - ~ 20 TER, la'c ige,t.
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Tie empire OF woman IS an empire Of .oft-
ness, at addicss, aud of complacen,,-
commands Gle catesses, her Benaess aio
iCats.
The most excellent Of all moral virtues. is 10
have a low esteem Of ourselves which In,
tais particular advantage. that IL attracts Aos
the oncy or otsps
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C.. Il. IiI.SEKi.EY

FORrR Arr AND M'NfAFURE PAINTER
~ rem vel his p,'ntins t.,;thi .hunr T., ro "a
a Soitii main street, directly opposite Dr. j. ,lcl rs
'S"c' April )
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MORSE, 4 DRAPER

e
NJ .. Ni,r'.st -'r..i
gHAVE ile' received from New Trk, = y .,r. 4.s,-,.
- ri"u' ft1'is II IT. rlrrs Ir t',d'Ui,s which ",
WI. eel -'c 'ri' Sfu-, yr-a'y
&c Itl,r rpts slr. lr'1sI HYI'rr,iS =. ,'Tsssits
Flrrn'ii" Nt.S i"s n'i f'tt"i's ';,isis'a lags e."
\. y. ir ls tur'c H. the .ra st 'c an,i var.
rantei ip sui.
1nr u vi i1rr" rssrr',n'r; ~ rp1lv ya'a r,Ihi -
which is o;'c.ei N TIE owesr prices tor cns 81. rt"5t
it, hnlg
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FASHION tBi.E u AIR DaEeS;NG
AYR Cut u Cnrlel IN the mni flSh ~ ,be m,ur.
at M. 20, Westminster street, corner of Nrmge .i
"a H.p J.! ALBERT SWEET
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
HA'r DAWLEY, rchiM Ttinr., respectfully
n ~ wa their fficnis aii the rihc ,'lt they have
ran 20 an No. Crlu n.stret, 10 No. IS, Wesnn
s'r street whr, they WI I've hlppy IL on all who M
favor them with thsr crSnt,.
IHEr KsEF cJSst,SrY oN HAND. n general assartnent
q! Hr'ti:hJ, C,ssm-es, Fcstings, sc. They win ~ ,ks
ehn VI ~ the ntiesi ~ unrr ani nj the shr,est notice
JT Particular attention p,id 10 cutting. m1rch 1i
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S.sA,SN FRUIT TREES.
sSSErg1 WIN. PRINCE, Pro- r-ior of the I.irnr n
's;Ss:sra EnI'ic Garden, at FhiNhi y, J.. l. is t,t
a. SzHr p"lsre If ldiu'niag llIe pnb.,c that his rr
ii s'rF n"w cnntlius ahnt IL - varieties O.
~~"1'- init aml Onoincnti 'ir"rs VIZ,
~ I" The Nrlte II III tie Hu'.ef.y
2il IN Per Il d, Guu,e
20 d. Cherry III do F,s
IL? do Ilnn il d. tUrlW
- III Apricot A. d. G,arclIrrry
s; de- perch 80 ID SirtNtn.yry
~ d ne tIrine ~ do Grape
10 a. Almond Goo do of ofHl,rca1I Trees.
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NEW GOODS.
NOTICE.

FySIi. suscrh ,vng btrn ,rp,1'el Everutnr hv tie
4 Erst VIA lll F"StHn"nr al ,yni!iil N,tig widow,
tate nf virncc d'rclicil, anh 1vg heru aplrnved at
tr itoi. roId az l hu-, aa given bonds H.. law d.
sa'ls al rrsJns iieJied said eat tie To mike
p,yn,eHt - him.
!tr FAC i'r "frS f s''e the 1T Gf land anl dwrlig g
house ths'con, le ong tie situated Eie.'s
sti'e', n'i- Ute P.w;ux,t iurapSe. LOIN ANDREWS.
aniI
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AOVITIsTR lTO1'S NOTICE.

fSSlE ,G ib"F s lppnin el hv T"ut Of Poo
= bl'" "' -" of rIo,i ,nce, nin 'Ia'cr tie
Edar nI Sir,h ienc lows lc {" said pro.iLcrnr, de-
c'ncl r.i'' al! having dru l. against
10 exhibit he fJ l. all indebted .aiI
tee 'ua.- "ls non'. nih hela,.
.in,i -. g. "rTiNMtN rIIFFOY d. ti,u-
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NEW GOODS

o'"EA ST'oNia Nr ; %, - e-in.inser sire. ,as
80 Just 'r'rirrd rgi N"'v Nok. e;rr auw - ch :
w'i'cH .ri "ltrri ~ eiacri ui,e.
nav : .ws
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-02

Nh. Adams leaves the Chair OF state and goes
ITO peaceful retirement, with not one rsfiec-
ION which can harrow his feelings:
"lIe hath borne his faculties so meek
hath been so clear in his great office,
That his virtues plead ike angels
Trumpet tonSued, against the deep damnation
Of his taking off,"
His adversary comes into power flushed with
ais triumph over virtue and talent, and eiated
win the huzzas of the deceived multilude-and
yet the cup Of Joy must be dashed with bitter
ses.-An canno, be right with one who is con-
seious that he deserves no, the place which he
occupies, and that he has obtained 1t by tramp
ing upon The regulations of the good and the
great
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-02
HAVANA.

ihe editors ofthc Baltimore American have
received from their correspondent at Havana,
ne following letter under date Of November
o.
The schr. Ann Maria, Allen, arrived on the
u nom Baltimore in Is days; was boarded off
we Hole IN the Wall by the British Govern
.em sehr. PincRer, and was Informed that at
""an'sht on the ls.h inst. she had boarded the
PceSet ship Russell. Fosdick, from New York,
I%f chasing and firing three shots over her.
I"e passengers, particularly the females, were
aen frightened, mistaking her for pirate
war Orange Keys the Ann Maria was again
SSoArued by the British Government schooners
S'mo'e and Monkey. These cruizers subject
's'aeIs 10 much inconvenience, but as their
pa'Pose is to intercept "siausrs," :heir vigi-
a"ee has the effec, Of completely suppressing
piracy in this nsighborhood.
mat masters Of vessels may not be diverted
'0'a their Course by these cruisers, it may be
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-02

well to describe them. The Nimble and the
fineher are large fore o2 Sail schooners, abou,
20 feet in length, with apparently heavy hulls;
'hey have or heavy guns, So men, ibis
ana UP top sail, main eaG 'op sail, and tan,
main topmast, like these Of English cutrers-
painted black, and sail tolera5ly well. The
Monkey is small black schr. like the Chesa.
peake Bay bosls, with no peculiarly bur an
uncommon roach in her fore top SAIL
sth.-Arrived brig Atlantic, Hathaway, Bos.
ton. Is days; schr. Mary, Longcope, Phiiadel-
phia. - DAYS, pot0der.
s'h.-Brig Orion, DriscolI, New York, la
days, sshr MeDonougb, Coulter, Philsdelohis,
II days.
lo'h.-Brigs Genl. Gadsdeu, Charleston;
Oscar, Portland; George, Boston; all Jus. ar.
lived and not reported; British Government
schr. Nimble,
Laborde and his squadron still in port, in
active. The city is healthy, and business re.
viying."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-02
COMMERCIAL.
Prices of Produce in .fisra"dria ys'ferday'
fwaoon priccs1

The price Of Flour from wagons during The
last week Huctuated between So rs and IS,
but the principal part was taken at fraction
under 81. Sales Fl ON stores 81 IS. The
news received on Saturday evening by the Jul'-
US Caesar, advising Of further decline in the
prices of free wheat in England, but no al'era'
ZION in the prices Of bonded grain and Hour, had
no effrc, on our market. Sales were effected
from stores late in the evening OF Saturday al
from 81 1910 l9.
Yesterday morning the price opened al 81
from wagons, and sales were made from stores
a, that price. 1t gradually advanced 10 81 90
In the evening 81 IS from stores offered and
refused.
Quantity inspected last week, ending on Sa-
turday 2slb.
5,o47 King street,
$50 Wharf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-02

Mr.. Clay'a Invaluable services will not be
los, to the nation. His old constituents will
sud him again to the scene of his former tri-
.mph, and glory-triumphs ofreason and elo-
uusucr, not OF blood and carnags--a glory be-
slowed by genius, not won from fields Of battle.
lie viii live yet, we trust, 10 stand as he was
wont tc do, among the Representatives Of the
tights, and the champion Of their interests.
His enemies cannot put him down. A min6
ike his, rises superior to and above every OBJ
,acle which envy and malice may throw in its
way.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-02

u.v HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, YEsTEa-
,hut IN members answered 10 their
mos, when the roll was called over, at -
,I..l A Committee, consisting OF MIR. Van
,,.,,I,sr and Mr.. Gorhan, were appointed, to
:. .neb committee as should be appointed on
:. mar, the Senate. TO wait on the President,
-, communicate the fact that quorum had
,..mbl.d and were ready to receive any COM
.;,,,ioos he had to make. A resolution
,soriznp the usual number Of newspapers to
!. supplied 10 the members; resolution or
s.,iD, the appointment, Of Chaplains; resolu.
~, to prin, schedule Of the unfinished bnsi-
go, the las, Session; and a resolution liking
=. 8,jy AOur to which the House shall stand
.i;ourred a, 70 o'clock, were adopted; and
len without going into any further business,
4. House adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-02

The contest for individual ascendancy has
:elscd, the grea, struggle Unconstitutional prin-
CIpes is yet to Come. We shall be a, our
post No factious motives, no personal feel
iug,, no sinister designs shall impei US to op-
pose the measures Of The new Administration
but We shall watch them closely-because
We believe the affairs Of the Government are
placed in dangerous and improper hands. The
press must how perform its duty: i, must be in
reality a'sen,inel upon the Watch-towsr of free
DOM, warning the people even at The appear
Ace Of daugeI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-02

THE FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET
Supplies of Howard rect Floor reached the
market quite freely on Saturday,. The prevail
ing wagon price Of the day was 81, although
some losds were taken a. a fraction higher
A sale Of lot Of $50 barrels, picked brands,
was made from the store at $3.50; and sales Of
other parcels al S7.25 and 81 37a Some hold
ers refuse 10 sell a, less than 81 50
We heard OF no transactions on SATURDAY. in
Wheat or Rye. The prices demanded were
those Of the preceding day. The sales of Corn
effected on Saturday were principally within
the range Of Fr,dsy's quotations.
[Baltimore .9ne,fea, December lt.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-02
English Books

"A IL
OF LITE IMPORTATION.
A T. KENNEDY respectfully informs his friends
IA and customers that he is now opening two
of English Books, received by late arrival, chiefly
editions of the present year. and offered at the Lon
don prices. G Orders for books will be thankfully
received and forwarded to Lonon early practi-
cable.
Among these are Me fslIsuing. rig.
Life in London vols royal 8vo
Life in Ireland, 8 70 boards
Absurdtes in Prose and Verse, 8vo plates
Esop's Fables, 32mo plate,
Bakewell's Minerslogy, Svo
Browns Concordance, S2mo diamond edition
Burns Poems, plates, pocket edition
Burton's Anatomy Of Melancholy, new edition
Boys Own Book, 12mo, numerous plates
Clintons Memoirs of tho Life and Writings of Lord
Byron, 40 engravings by Grac kshank
Choice Pleasures Of Youth, boards
Cards Literary RecreatiOns, 8yo boards
Children's Preside; Stories for winter evenings
Don ouixotte, ". plates by Cruickshanks
Devil on Two Sticks do do
Description of 800 Animals, plates
Diapers Conversations on Natural philosophy
Doddrdge's Rise and Progress, pocket edition
Evans Ages of Shakespeare, wood cuts
Eccentric Biography, 12mo
Elizabeth; Exies Of Siberia, 18mo
Elegant Extracts; royal svo, poetry
eresorys Lecture. on philo.opSy, Astronomy. and
Chemistryi IS plates, , vols
GreE0ryS Mechanics, . VOLS oNO
Ferguson's do plates
Gyegory's Mathematics for practical men
fleIme's Columbus, Cortes and Pizarro
illustrations to the Abbot
DO to Shakespeare, wood cuts
Jones' diamond editions Of the Poets and Classics
with elegant titles 48no-viz:
Dryden. Do.d, Shenstone, Lytteton, Pope, Prior,
Akensde, Watts, Haley, Graham, Thomson
Sterne, Moore, Byron, Richardson, Mason,
Bloomfield, Canning, sc. &c.
Lees Botany, 8vO bound
Lees Dictionary Of Botanical Terms
Loudon's Encyclopedia of Gardening
Nicholson's Carpenters Guide, 4to plates
Do Meehanics' Companion, plates
Parry, Belzoni, Franklin and Ross Nv, plates
Swiss family Robinson Crlsoe, plates
Prints for scrap books, various sizes
Select Tales from the English Souvenirs
The Lady's Pocket Memorandum Book for 1929, con.
tanning Almanac. ruled pages for accounts and
marketing tables; bound as pocket book, in
murocco gilt; price rs cents
Smiths Art of Drawing, 8vo, IS so
A new Progressive Drawing Book in parts
Part 1st-The principles Of drawing in pencil
I" 2d-Coloring and shading in India ink
3d-Atreati on Perspective, consisting chief.
ly Of original views of american Scenery, and
embracing the latest improvements in this elegant
accomplishment, in vol imperial quarto, half
bound in Russia; price Sl2
London Drawing books in great variety from 10 cents
to a. so dec l
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-02

The Telegraph publishes extracts-pufhns
and cOmmeuda,oiy-fromt the Albany Argus.
Evening Post, ct id omns genus Birds of a
feather flock together" and il would be hard
indeed, il those who have for so long fed upon
The mOrcsaus Of the Telegraph, should refuse in
The end to return thanks to one who has served
hem so plrnteously.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-02

1he New York papers furnish us with ex-
facts from the New English Move" Pelham"
"hlth seem to warrant the praises that have
'''n bestowed upon it. We suppose we shall
lave i, here shortly.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-02
LATEST FROM RIO DE JANEIRo.

The brig Flight, at New-York sailed from
Rio on the Sd, and the Navarino, at Boston,
on the 4th October, to which dates we have
advices.
No accounts had been received at Rio from
Buenos Ayres for 72 days. Aletter which
we have seen mentions that the news of the ra-
LITIGATION of Peace was expected to be received
in about 10 days. The Brazilian Legislature
closed its session on the Goth September; a
copy Of the Emperor's Speech will be found
below. The intelligence received by way of
Alexandria, of the equalization of duties on
imports to all nations, is confirmed; but the
precise time of carrying the measure into eff
feet is not yet ascertained. Ball. timer.
RIO DE JANEIRo, Sept. IL.
Speech of the Emperor. closing the Third Session
ofthe General Legislative ssembly.
Most august Representatives of the Brazil
ian Nation, THE Legislative acts of this ses-
sion have been numerous, yet our financial af-
fairs have not been duly attended to; and those
of public justice have not been administered
as could have wished. The love of country,
which cannot but consider is held most sa-
cred by the members who compose this AS
sembly, will undoubtedly ensure due atten-
ton to these matters at the next Congress,
and which have so repeatedly recommended
as indispensably necessary to the glory, Sc.
curity, consolidation, and stability ofthis En-
pire-of the Monarchical Constitutional sys.
tem,-and my Imperial Throne. / do not
doubt that the General Assembly is assured of
this truth, and l therefore hope to see the
time of the next session wisely employed. /
now declare the session closed
(Signed) 1.-The Constitutional Emperor,
and Perpetual Defender of Brazil.
Extract OF letter dated Rio de Janeiro, October l.
''The negotiations conducted here between
Commissioners from Buenos Ayres and this
Government, resulted in the signing ola Trea-
ty of Peace, on the 2sth ult. One of the
Buenos Ayrean legation sailed for that place
Immediately after, with the treaty and its ra-
LITIGATION, (of which there is little doubt, and
is expected here within ten days.
"This Government has passed law equal
ling the duties on Imports under all flags, and
reducing them to Is per cent 1t will go In
10 operation in short time.
| Business is nearly at stand; all awaiting
the confirmation of Peace. About $4,000
brls Flour in market, retailing very slowly
for immediate consumption at $4,000 ISL
Exports declining"
GIRO DE JANEIRo, Goth Sept. ls2s.-Since
our respects of the 25th ultimo, there has been
large importation of Flour We have sold
5000 brls for the La Plata, and about
10000 bbls. remain, but none of superior
quality The complaint of part being hard
continues to be made against all cargoes. which
rend;r sales very difficult even at low prices;
indeed we apprehenI such will not be worth
more than 9 $40 after that from new grain
appears: at the moment very little is selling,
and we count on reduction in price; perhaps
it may go to IL a Sic in the course OF two
months"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-02
MONEY! host.

nv Saturday last, was lost Sir. Msndells hard
~ ware store on King Street, ady's pune contain.
ing $40 & bank note with other papers. the
person who picked It up, will confer favour. and
ceive suitable reward on delivery Of the same to the
Printer-who can more particularly describe the con.
tents. dec dSf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-02

New-York Consolidated Lottery,
No Is for 1925 will be drawn in the CITY Of n York
on Wednesday, Sd December. Highest Prize S25, 900,
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters so; eighths 25
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. o,
To be drawn in the City of washi gon Tuesday 10th
Dec AZ numbers, drawn balots--Only IL ,480 tick
cts Highest Prize $4,000 Tickets 500; halves 10;
quarters S, eighths 50; sxeenhs IS. For sale at
i. CORSEsS
Loiterya and Exchange office, Kins-st ahrandria
Drawing Of the Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylva.
mia, class 40 Is for 1923:
Al SO g SO 40 II
GT1he official List OF the Drawing of the Sd sub
scheme of the Maryland State Lottery, No. 6, is re
ceved, and may be examined above.
40 So 40 81 Al 81 l9
Are the drawn nambers in the Delaware, Maryland,
and North Carolina Lottery, No S.
nov 29
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-02
Thomas King,

MEA CHA T. TAILOR,
King street, befpeen the Franklin use and City Hotel
TAKES this method OF returning his sincere thsrks
l. to his friends and the public in general 70, past
favors and continues solicit the sae for The fe
He has just received fresh supply Of EsLL GOODS.
He will be able to supply al orders in his lire Of blu.
sness At The shortest notice. and the
BILE terms for cash. lie has hand all kinds If
READY MADE CLOTHIN6-coats, psntaloon, ard
vests; cravsts s;ners and fashionable collars; ruled
and plain Shirts general assortment Of gentleucEs
gloves, socks and stockings He has on hand an
assortment Of fashionable cloths-blue, black, olive,
drab and steel mixed do; also cassin.errs, blue,
black and fancy coors and good assortment Of sati
netts; handsome assortment Of vesngs; tcinet and
swansown vel,ets and silks; also, good assortment
Of bang and hunters cords, handsome assortment
of Tartan piaids and blue and brown cambeis; an ~
sortment Of Aannels Of different eolors, handsome
assortment Of fashionable butonss gilt, plated and
Steel and large white pearl buttons for gentle mems
coats and fashionable black buttons; good sssort.
ment Of cslicoesi ladies' nocklsons md ehldren's
gloves Ako ageneral assortment Of
LADLE6 f GENTLENEPS CLOAKE.
Orders Will be taken. which viii be made up 20 any
fashion With neatness and dispatch At such prices q
will be satisfactory to those who may favor him with
their patronage. nov II