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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-08

New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No Is, for 1925 to be drawn in the City of New
York on "Wednesday the 18th November-45 number
lottery, drawn ballots Brilliant Scheme. Capital
Prize $4,000 Tickets $40, halves lo> quarters s.;
eghths , so; sxteenthsl 25.
Grand State Lottery Of Maryland,
No. for 1928. to be drawn by sub scheme in Bati-
more on "Wednesday the 18th of November. No blanks
in the three first schemes Highest Prize $4,000
Tickets S.; halves So; quarters IS; eghts e. Cts
Tickets to be had in either Of the above lotteries in
variety of nu nbers nj
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e. Vhe above Sale from III,

nclemency of the weather, il further postponed till
Saturday the 8'h inst. at O'eoek, p NJ
II. ]. r.
nov A. I r. NJ
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Notice.
yJlIIE subscriber hereby gives notice that she has OBJ
L tsined from the Orphans Court letters of a"mI'
nstraton on the personal estate of JAMES OoUGLAss,
If decd an persons having claims against said de-
ceased will present them on or before the first day OF
NAV next or otherwise they viii, by law be debsrred
from all benefit from said estate-and all indebted to
said estate are required to make immediate payment,
MARGARET DOUGLASS,
ADMINISTRATORS of James Douglass, jr, decd.
NOV SIT
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ExUM%EY,S

Lottery and Erchange dice, 8lerdndria
II Al 43 Is 50 Sc So
IRE the drawn numbers in The Grand Consolidated
Lottery, no. 9. NOV o
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Rhode Island Consolidated
No. 8-to be drawn at Providence on Wednesday No.
vember 5-4S numbers, drawn ballots. Highest
frze $500 Tickets So; halves so; qrs rs cts.
Vermont Lottery, No s.
Will be drawn III 'ratteboro' Thursday, Nov. 9Th
As numbers-6 drawn ballots. Highest Prize $4,000.
Tickets So halves /, quarters SO cents.
Grand State Lottery Of Maryland,
No 6 tor 1928 SECOND sub.sch.me. to be drawn in
Baltir ore on Wednesday Nov. - No blanks! High
est Prize $4,000 Tickets IS; halves so; quarters
! Is.
New York Consolidated Lottery,
No ID for l828-will be drawn Wednesday Nov
18th Highest Prize $4,000 Tickets 500; halves 10;
quarters s;eighths 2 so For sale at
j C0RSEsS
Lottery and Erehange Office, Mng,st Alexandria
II Al As Is SO SO SO
are the drawn numbers Of the Grand Consolidated
Lottery, No. 9.
nov
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-09
pNOCAaMAYION.

CHARLES POLK. GOVERNOR or DrtAv.,,
10 al Sheriff., Coroners, Bau.fs and cyn,tsb.,
in the said State, and o.hers utom It mar c,r
cern. Greeting:
NNiiEkEAs ii has been IN due manner made anaes. IA,
w me, that ec?'an negro man named Samuel on,
the Court Of Genera, QUA ter Sessions and Gan al
within Kent Goun'y, held a, Dover al April Term +, NJ
year 81 Oh! lo'l! thousand eight h, nrc and tu,m
cgh', indicted BY the GRAND noues OF the sad s,
and the bod, OF the said Comfy, OF attempting 10 rob ac
tain Jacob NJ. ill aid whereas it has been renreso
70 ne By the Crane Inquest aforesaid that the SAID S.n,d
0,.g IS dangerous ruin, whose apprehension /. is mno
tam 70 secure, 9nd Who has hitherto cired Justice n
therefore mmand the SAID SherfIs C0iones Bs M
and oher officers Of Justice ia TIE sud State and eye,
You, that you all lawful means to apprehenl The "a
samuel 0gg.
And do cier reward Of 7ro Hundrea yoiays IN nv
person Or persons shan apprchend the sad SAMUEL
oSg, and deliver hun 10 the keeper Of the pubic Gael
Kent County.
Civ under m, hand and The Great Seal or the said State
" r. AZ Dover this 81 day Of Na, IN HE wear of IN,
~ J. S Lord thousand eight bundled and ,wpu,y
x& eight; and Of The independence Of the said az,
The fiity Second.
81 the Governor. CHARLES POLK,
JomS VI. CL.vroS, SecTtc'y # Sate
IF. The II cmpt TO rob ana mmder Hill, vas accon.
panird hv circumstances the most atrocous Ogg is sail
be about eet high large, bony very stout, black lis
large eyes large Hat nose, good teeth, high cheek DO Ell,
high 70 ,-head aud speaks very quick. When speaking,
Looks tive pc spoke" TO, attcnytly in the face and
ears generally cross hanging around his neck lie las
b1 .MCri sby the blood oi war" which he Frequently
makes use Of lie had he time he attempted tCS
,nd mudri Mr. I'LL, atarpol hat an old dark cbrs4
coai, ~ith caroat i, ad linen or duck panaD
O5g i, SAID 10 caTy pl54l
sigy 33-s.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-09
THE PUBLIC DEDT.

Certain newspapers in the scrvice OF the maljm-
nants, are giving MIR. Adams credit for great Fl
nancia skill in the reduction Of the public dent
His Secretary OF the Treasury ii his last annua,
report, has 50 stated the account as to lead some
honest, we'll meaning men to believe that S2I
29T2lO 80 OF the principal Of the debt was dis
charged between the lst Of January, 1925, and
the lst OF January 1926; when in truth, but ZIG.
297.2lO 95 was paid within that period Under
the act Of sGth May, 1929. five millions Of ,Iol
lars were borrowed by the Government at 4 +,
per cent interest, to redeem Il like sum standino
at per cent. These five mlilinns arc. by A.,
Rush, added to the SIG 297 30 IS, actually maid
with winch they had no natural connectioii thu.
making the gross sum of S2l. so7.o lO g5 on the
credit side; and then to balance the account ,hes,
ilse millions are charged on the debit side as 5,
much new debt
Whether this was awhwardness or DESIGN or
the part OF the Secretary, is not material to en-
CURE; certain it is that many honest people have
been m'sled by it; and some of their iJol,trou.
editors, no doubt, believe that Mr.. Adams. bv ri.
wonderful learning and talents has discovered th,
Philosophers stone, by which he cannot only con
vert VINE into Ebony and Topaz, but the leader
GRAIN ol ms Secretary uto pure gold. The trutl
=, 'hat y the three years Of Mr., Adams admin
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-09

(So Oil AN ACT auiho,isug the Legislative Council q
Florida to meet in October nsiead Of Dectmber; aud
repeating the provision in the SIKH secon Of the act en-
ied An ac to amend an act tor the establishment Of
rei rtoria Government in Florida, and for her pur
poses /" approved March the third, thousand eight
hundred and twenty three.
BE ii enacted 5y the Senate and House Of Repre-
spntatires ot the United States Of lmgrica in Con
gress assembled, That the Legislative Council Of
the Territory Of Florida shall begin its next scs-
sion on the second Monday IN October instead Of
December, and annually thereafter on the same
day in the said month OF October.
Sec, .. NIL be it further enacted. That the pro-
vlso in the sixth section OF the act entitled An
act to amend An act for the establishment oi IA
Territorial Government in florida, and for other
purposes :" approved March tie third, one thou
sand eight hundred and twenty three, be, and the
same is hereby, repealed Prorided That nothing
herein contained Shall be construed as approving
any act or acts heretofore passed b, the Lrsl>la.
tive Council Of lie Territory Of Florida
Sec. ,. had be 10 further enacted, That it shall
be the duty of the Governor and Legislative Coun-
Gil, at the next session OF said Council, TO divide
said Territory into thirteen election districts. in
such manner as to give to each the same number
of qualified electors, as nearly as conveniently
may be, and to secure to each district an equal
representation and the said Governor and Coun.
ell shall have power, from time to time, to alter
and regulate the several districts in such manner as
the increasing population Of the territory may re-
quire.
| Sec. 4 md be it further caacted, That the
| Judges Of the Superior Courts In said Territory
shall have power TO order extra terms Of said
Courts. or to adjourn them to any other time and
place when the public interest may require IT. and
when, from sickness or other cause. the Judges
cannot hold the regular terms. giving due notice
OF the same and it shall also be lawful for the
said Judges to hold Courts III either Of tie dis
trlcts, when the Judge of the District is absent
or prevented from attending by sickness OF Other
4 cause
! Approyed-2Sh April, 1898.
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aas1s.
81 "a ags3
Y5Q1*sss
9n Nitbnritn.

LAWS of IHs rSlrEp 81
rwLSTILra toSGREss
no 191 AN ACT to cxtcrd the time allow ed for the
exemption Of land SOLD for diieci taxes, certain
Be Il enacted BY the Senrte and House Of Re.
presentatires IF the United States If .4merca in
Congress .fsSeiubted, That the time allowed for
the redemption Of lands which have been, or may
be sold for the non-payment Of taxes under the
several acts, passed On the second Of August one
thousand eight hundred and thirteen the ninth
'lay OF January, one Thousand eight hundred and
fifteen and the fifth day Of March, one thousand
eight hundred and sixteen. for having and collecting
direct tax within the United States. 50 far as the
same have been purchased for, or on behalf of the
nied States. be revived, and be extended for
the further term Of three years, from and after
the expiration OF the present session Of Congress
Frorided, also, That, on such redemption, interest
shall be paid at the rate Of twenty per ceutum Oh
the taxes aforesaid, and on the additions of tweut,
per centnm, chargcabe thereon and the righ: o
redemption shall enure, as well to the heirs ant
assl.nees Of the land so purchased. on behalf o
the United States, as to the original thereof.
A. STEVE
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
4 !. G. CALHOUN,
Vice President Of the United States an
Il President OF the Senate.
ArrRoyLn-25th April, 1928
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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isiration. there has moi been as much oi the NIL,
debt paid BY sl3,702.7e9, as was reour pI' \.
law. That this sum is now dae to the s,nl
fund, the editors o! The Na,iona; IntciIiaenes
must know and yet they have copied into ~I,s
paper OF the 2olh ult. silly article FROM The la
rylander, stating that. by July next, Mr.. hd,",
viii have pa, more than thirty-cight million, 'l
the public debt, and therefore recommending Er
N the strongest terms Of panegyrc, for PRESIDE.
again. Call you this honesty and far dpaho,
gentlemen 1t IS but little better than the .upr,
Gus documents concerning the six militia men. roy
advertised IN your paper, tor sale by jonathan II.
Lott, or the collin handblls. Like those disgrace.
iul documents, when properly understand. ,by
ptllni trick will serve TO swell The vote Vi Gen,
Jackson lew thousand more that's all
U. 5. Inegrnnh
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-09
Young '.adies' Boarding School,
AZ NEW ARK, DEL.

VseiE andt rs ,n,d members Il liz visiting committee
4 attended an exam nailon OF the Young Ladies ne
Boarding sconl al New Ark under lie superintendent
OF the Rev aAMuNL BE,L Tues oay the IS ulno !,
and have he>,auon il saying tha, they we're hghy
pleased with tie manner IN winch the Young ladies \:
quird themselves The promptness with which 'ht' an
s%rred the several questions which wee put 70 tbth,
evircel III innate acq ain,ance with those branches Oh
science 10 which they had been instructed.
The exam,,ation embraced The following, VIZ. EnSNsl
C'amnar, Chronology, Rhetoric, Composition, Mo-Fln
AID Anc Geography, Modern and Ancient H',oF
Natural Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry ard Menu"
phi.osopi, From thus, as well as from other specnes
OF literary mprnv, meut which we have vi nessed We
auger well OF this in,titulion-and as VIC think We tSs
wen grounded t" believe, that justly deserves
be ranked among the first ltsry establishments q W
kind country, earnestly desire that may ece's
extensive and liberal patronage; and above all That nay
er the favor Of h.n hose bless alone can ghes
cesst every good design X hussEl,
iSAAC GIBBS,
HENRY WHITFIELD
Msm5ers of tie Piatng Comn0!~
Tie duties Of the Young Ladies' Bosrd'ng SCI
NewNk viii be resumed on Monday, the l@tl 's,a'"an
every attention will be given render the School worry
OF extensive public patlo-age, !.
9erme-Boa,d and t,ition rer qnaitel, W. Muse, III
GLIDING the Of Piano, $40, Drawing, Pan,r s,d l'
bro,dety. So SAMUEL DELL DE =.
May S, 1873. -
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kindiea, consequences terrible to ali parties won Id
ensue. The prudent mother offered to act as me-
diatrix between the parties, and Matilda, gladly,
accepted the otter.
rio be concluded in our aeTf
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-09

Offices in Indiana and for other purposes
Be il enacted BY the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatres Of the Un,ted States Of .imerica in CON
Sress assembled, That all the lands in the State of
Indiana, to which the Indian title is cStingushed,
which lies east Of the line dividing the first and
second ranges east of the second principal meridi
an, and north Of the southern boun,iar, Of Fort
Wayne District, shall be attached to the Land Dis
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-09

Enormous DonPs-lt will be recoiiectcd tha.
some time AFRO VIC had accounts o the dlslntermeh'
If enormou, bones in the low and marshv country
south of \ Orleans. There was much speculation as
10 the nature Of the animal to which they belong
ed The determination Of these matters belongs
TO those who are conversant in comparative analo'
nv. We understand that the bones IN question:
after having been exhibited in various places, nave
NJ lenoth reached New-Y York. and are now TO De
seen in Chatham street. They are, indeed, IRON
thrlr extraordinary size. well worth seeing. ihey
consist Of one law bone, two ribs. and broken
nnrtion twelve Joints or yertebre OF the back bone.
and three bones OF an arm or fin.-lhe jaw bone
is 20 feet in length three in breadth at It's widest
part at one end and tapers to point at ;he othef,
The whole weighing more than 1900 lbs. The un
broken rib, are nine feet long. and the vertebr#
sixteen inches in diameter, not including the long
nr,rctino procrs.es--W We are told, that the mem
Ders of that learned body the Lyccun have eNaIn-
med these extraordinary relics. and lind on hspec
,inn that tbey are not the bones OF land animal,
and Consequently not the remains oil the mammoth.
rhinocr 81, Nc. In comparing them with the
bones and relics Of aquatic animals. they 80 not
correspond, a, Wis supposed with those u the al
lrator. or that extlrc animal called the ichthyo.
,an1us, But they do agree vita the bones Of t.e
Whale tribe and they are doubtless, as we are 10
formed, Tie RETAINS of an enormous whale oi the
,petmacet Kind. though probably Of a species ex.
tinct or not known to whalers. gentleman who
visited and examined these cuiiositles the other
DAY discovered that the cells Of the bones were I'll
ed in some places with that substance called adj
pocire. which, AZ chemists know, j. a concrete sub
stance similar to ,permacetl J0uF. y COM
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-09
ISAAC GIBBS,
III.A,DN N.III'EEI L
A STATEMENT

Ar the Road Accounts Of mn Creek Hundred, Newc'''
W Cuun'y, for tie year 1897.
Amount Of tax laid for the support Of Roads and
t n' loo a OIL ',s''1''se .0'0o $500 IS,
Errors allowed on dollarage 1870 So 81
Commissions on nett sum at eight FER
cent 90 AZ
.'"' m, =. - ia,i.,a1 - 1856 s.
" ~ N
Nett proceeds of tax las W
Balance in tic hands Of the Collector at las n, u
settlement -" -
80 49,, = o.on,,aJe ,.; 1851 81!
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-09

mo 2Ol AN ACT in addition 70 the act erhlle, an
ACT to provide for the sale OF the lands, conveyed 10 e
United States in certain case and for Other purposes
passed The uen,y.slxh day Of May, eighteen huhdl ed
aud tNenty.tour.
BE Il enacted By he Senate and House o. Repre-
SIGNATURES Of the United states n .lmerica ~ Con
rress assembled, That in all cases where lands
nave BEEN Or Shall hereafter be, conveyed to, or
for the United States, for forts, ar,enas, deck
yards, liaht houses, or any Ike purpose, on IN pay
ment Of debts due the United states which shall
not be used, or necessary for the purposes for
which they were purchased, Or other Authorized
pu pose, It shall! BE- lawful for the President OF
the United States ~ cause the same to be sold, toi
the best plice To be obtained. and to convey inc
same 10 tne purchaser hy grant Or otherwise.
Sec 9 find be it iNrther enacted, That the
President Of the United States be authorised to
procure the assent Of the Legislature OF any state,
within which any purchase Of land has been made.
for tie erection Of forts, magazines, arsenals dock
,ar,is, and other ncedtul bindings, without such
consent having been obtained and also to obtain
exclusive legislation any such tract as IS pro-
vidcd i,r in the sixteenth clause Of the eighth sec
ton If the FIRST Article Of the constitution; and that
he be authorized To procure the like consent and
exclusive legislation as to all future purchases OF
land toe cllner ot those purposes.
Sec. s. .iNd be il further phactpd, That the
President OF the United States, in all CASES where
and, have been conveyed for the United States
to individuals or officers, b. authorized To obtain
from tie person or persons to whom the c0nNeN
ance has been made, a release 0i their interest to
the United States.
AIproyed--28th Apiil 1928.
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trict, ,be f4anti Once u Nh:th = esiao,'."sa a.
Fort WAYNE; and that all the lands 10 w"e" '"s
Indian lille IS cxtingulshel in said State anu
,'h;cb NAV he west Of the line dividing the first
and second ranges east of the second principal
meridian. shall be attached TO the i.and District
the Land Office Of which is established at Ciaw'
louisville. -,
Sec, .. md be it further enacted That me
Surveyor General shall cause the second principal
meridian to be extended to the northern boundary
Of the State Of Indiana, Trorided, the assent Of
the Indians be obtained to the running ana marx
ing that portion of the meridian Inc wh'cn may
lie within the lands not coded to the lhiiea ota'es
Approyed--2Sh April, 1928
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-, UJt,aJ So
NEW Yonx Nav 5.

NEW YoRK MAY s.
Lates. .tf,a, Eis4ie..Wc have iece va BY The packet
p Alont,, q ar, aprra 81 March 26 5ul they contain
j n'eig nee
Da,i,g he eating Vi he minutes, the Session Of t'e
Chamber of Ds u,ies the 2jti March, gea number
te ID pues dsd roun Gen lafa,e te, TO congfa
tn:.c him II ,ertec abl,tEcni ut lbs lieGlh
The chamber engaged y bearing AID discussing We
law for lie annual rev sOn'f the electoral lists
i u JOKES Gen lafayette was won aud took his
~, Com .7dp.
III late debate IN the House Of Commons, the
following al!uson to MIR. RothschiId, was made by
Mr.. Dunsconb - There i, Sir. deny it who can
secret influence behind the Throne, whose form
!, never seen, flinse name is never breathed--who
mas access to all the secrets OF the State, and who
manages all the sudden springs Of ministerial ar
rangenent -;
A. whose soft nod The streams of honor flow.
Whose smiles all place and patronage bestow.
Closely connected with thia invisible, this IN
corporea person, stands more solid and substan
tial form new aud formidable power till these
days unknown il Europe master OF unbounded
wealth. he boasts that he is the arbitrator Of peace
and war, and that the credit Of nations depend
upon his nod his correspondents are lnnumerabe;
hi, couriours outrun those Of sovereign Princes.
and absolute sovereigns; Ministers of State are in
his pay. Paramount in the Cabinets Of Contncn
tai Europe, he aspires to the domination Of our
own; even the great Don Migual himself, Of whom
we have lately heard and seen much, was obli
led TO have recourse TO the purse OF this indvldu
al, before he could take possession OF his Throne.
Sir, that such secret influences do exist is a mat
ter Of nototiety; they are known to have been but
too busy in the underplot OF the recent revou-
ton Z &C.
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Job Printing done at this oalSs'
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-09

no 49,. An ACT extending the limits of certain Land
Offices in indiana, and for other nnrposes
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1851 g.
JAMES THOMPSON
HENRY MITCHELL,
JAMES OCnELTRi.h.
at Read Commi''ionf,.
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Nyspepsia.

.MEAD's PILLS have been proved o!~
IL fsllible testoftruth, experience INC irg
fectual medicine ever offered in any Gouh%!,
cure ofall those deranged states OF the %srrsTld
pans. denominated DYs PERSIA, or lNDIo roe;1
Which frequently make its appearance Inu' NESS,
plicated forms, such as loss ofapPetite' ST. m -
stomach, and sometimes vomiting; belchIns ~
ter, which issometimes tasteless, but mos .o.,,tp
sour; knawing in the stomach, heart'oul",I rs. a
~paleness ofthe countenance, langhor' 'o" IVA jiss1
spirits, palpitation ofthe heart, vertigo ar;e,in a
sleep. The number ofthese symP'omsVAnsr ,. 4
emf patients, by some being felt only I'd s.rr.oi
others. have additional ones, equally assrsd
such as severe pains inthe head and otets vahd
emaciation, or wasting ofth- whole gg". nils 1
weakness particularly ofthe legs. me-. ~, ssso1
most efFectually remove alisourness o, Nv eors1
mo, merely by neutralizingthe acid, put 0! i've -
that morbid state ofthe secretions wh'I .hI sd.ba5i
il, and at the same time will restore 10 "sieb ]
organs ofdige.tiontha tone and v'go, sn;n,I1
Intely necessary to the well being OF the = ,b,, 4
omy. The best proof other eficac. ~ %
are prescribed by many ofthe hrst ph."ghOrta |
ed by the mosti telligentfamilies u'' J
nion. :..,,db b, E.. sThI
asON. Alexandra, who are agents ioi I'D b, 81
,urer: by N. Jewett, Washington Cr3,,es ~
the Druggists throughout the Untea New w
wbolesa2e. by O. & w. Hull, Drugglse~