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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-18
NE.a:Xs.sA.lT !D&IAs
s,,y uoR<iNG, AUGUST 10. $50.

ORLEANS The ship Illinois at New
~. brings New Orleans papers 10 the 2s'o
~ We publish below the corresp onoe0ee
'1' COX place between the Spanish Consul
'".S New Orleans and Governor Derbig>
Live to the landing Of the Spanish troops
n, transport ship Bingham, which had
il !, distress. II was reported when the
lied tina, several Others Of the squad
.,1 ,ut into Pensacola, having suffered
.,o,iderabl- damage in The same gale whic
t,,blsd the Bing am
p,i,,,e letters soy sour city IS quite sicht5y, .
,,s oapers lsays the \. Y Mercant'le) are
lien, on he su5Jec.
,ch,nner Mexican, Of NV Orleans, that
lid f,on, ,na, place some 'im' since, Tor Rio
c.,oa- had returned The Captain sailed
~. - arriving here, he was ordered of by
-. Revenue Ofic,rs. without being permitted
., r,od any 81 her cargo, owing 10 some new
,,riT regulations.
CONSULATE 0F SPAIN.
Ns,c. Or!eans, J4iy 24kh, 1929.
s,,-tccilen,s attending ntviSat'"n nave oFyogh'
M his nor, in distress, the America snip binghah,
- isl,hia Jeffrey, MASTER which was chartered
-, &c , TRANSPORT for troops, which were EN-
a. ll,.srs on the An instant, destination unknown.
;I.,, ,ar,,es, which occurred on tn 18th, that
- ,ss scpar,ted from the rest OF the CONVOY, ana
.,,li not NEE, with them again, notwithstanding the
,,ns inch the Captain saws n maize 10 That erect,
"a b,vn,,s, .rsd considerable damage IN her mssts,
- Leo very iealv, she found herself compelled to
,ks r,fIce in tis har5or 20 save herself from SNIP
sck such IS the verbal Information which the Cap
,,,of the vessel has given me.
Tbs,. are on boari pf that ship about I'VE hundred
,,,,s officers Included and according 70 the lhfor-
,,,;on which have received from their commander
and ,uch other of their officers whom have hitherto
-, they are under the best discipline; aud seeing
bsmselyes compelled by this unfortunate occurrence,
AK ho,oi;a,y in this friendly country, for the time
, will be necessary to get another transport or re-
EMBARK in the sane vessel circumstances may re-
r,,s for their original destination; promise to your
sr,.en,y in the name Of the officers that the rights
81 this government shall be respected with the eat
g, srrIDulousnes,, and beg that place my be as
,,nel where they can be landed anil +, mann tor the
,o, tine that they have to pass here u twere pos
>5e 70 designate for that purpose, some convenient
Srlt on the Other sle OF the river, 1t would De more
satisfactory 10 their commander, who Is, nevertheless,
rsly TO submit 70 what your EXcellsncy may dispose
The ship had not vet entered the river when the
C,n,,n with the above mentioned officers, embarked
on board Of steam. boat which arrived llsN ev Mug
j. ,up ,osed that she is coming up and may reach
,l,, place dis evening or tomorrow.
Exp.cing the favor of AN answer, remain with duo
la-iri sir, yuur ENceiency'S ObePt Serv't'
ANTONIO ARGOIF VILLALOBOS.
III; ErcsIenty Governor p Derbigay,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-18

1ooo News The Hscers,owu "Torch
Light" askaowledre, The rsee;or of a Missouri
Iroo,,' OF 'he 18th July, which STATE TIA, the
ana Sh'eh lately went in pursuit pf small
bail indians, are on their return from the
4 ground, not having mel with any Indians.
''u have been surprising il they had. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-18

me Baltimore Comm rrra Curonicle of
','''aSy, Says: We understood to-. rio, took
pace On the Baltimore and Oajo r., Rood on
''1-y 'as', IN winch enc man wa> Killed and
'''''' ""''1ed. The ringleade,s were, we
'-"h o. Friday evening lodged in iai.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-18
$50 Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, living in Fauqnler
u county, Virginia. muatto Save med ELL9S,
about feet or 20 inches high, about % years Old,
and has one of his very much marked by tartaf
emetc ointment which applied for the rheuma
tisn. He carried with him number of clothes, among
others one black nd one blue broad cDth coat. witt
roundabout, pan,aoons, &c. I am induced to think
his object is escape either to Fredericksburg whe
his father, free named Jacob, formerly the pro
perry of Dr. Willis Of Orange, resides, or TO one OF Tie
Northern States will give the above reward tor hi'
apprehension if taken out Of the state, and sp
nrei,, ntIrl in the state and out Of the county -
.mc,st I3-Im JAMES X. HARSHAEL.s
M The National Inteligcncer will please insert tic
above for one month. andsend Their account 0this
Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-18

\ natural bridge exists in Massachusetts, Sc
NV only, to The one over Cedsr Creek il Viz
5'ua IL is strange tina the wonders Of tic
'''''en' parts OF our country are not earlier
SHOWN abroad than they ave.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-18
tremor Of the whole body, which lasted about

tremor Of the whole body. which lasted about
a halt an hour.
Whether the bark in these cases was more
poisonous 10 consequence Of the small sprouts,
from which it was taken being broke dow nm
AMI partly wihered, (Which is known to be the
case with the leaves,) or whether such efftc,
will be uniformly produced when the bark is
put Immediately into closely stopped bottles,
will not attempt 10 decide. l relate The facts
only, aud hope they may lead 10 farther enqui-
ries.
The discoveries of the French chemists have
recently revealed the truth that the delete rious
principle Of the leaves of the cherry and laurel,
the kernels OF the peach and some other We
getables is very analogous to The Prussic or
Hydeo Cyanic Acid. This acid in its condensed
form is one of the most virulent poisuns in The
world; snuftG up the nostrils incauliously, it
produced sickness, and even syncope; feauh-
er dipped in il and drawn across the eyeball Of
an animal produces instant death-Ta method
often resor'ed to by psychologists, to terminate
the sufferngs Of animals which have been made
sLbservient to their experiment, Two drops
have been known to kill vigorous dog in an
instant. The whole body Of animals killed 5y
il, exhales the odor Of bitter almonds, no disor.
ganizaiion or evidence Of inf mma,ion ever be-
ing discovered Coopersto,cn, august 10.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-18
AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.

On WEDNESDAY NEXT me 1871 Instant at 10
O'Clock, a ~.
VIA be sold, without reserve, at the Auction Store
corner of King and st. Asaph streets,
second hand pannel gig, with harnessi both IN
tolerable good order
A lot ofbacon
500 lbs best yellow soap
IL boxes mould candles, warranted good
demijohns Holland gin
~ do French brandy, old and fine
barrels brown sugar
l mahogany sdeboarl, several tables. one boos
case, large brass lamps, mantel and pier g.sses wire
safe, mattresses, and q variety Of other articles.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-18
Public sale.

! UUIIC OUIV.
Thompson Simpson, complainant
against In Choncery
Edward Adams and Others, derts.
lDURSUANT TO a decree f the County Court of
Il Fairfax, pronounced, in the above case, on the
day of -, and amended on the l7lh day OF June,
1922 shall offer for sale to the highest bidder. for
cssh. bere the front door Of the Court house OF Fair
tx County on the l7t day Of .4ugt, 1929. being the
first day of Augut Court all the right title, and inter-
est of said Edward Adams in and to The
Real and Personal Estate
of Samuel 'dsns, deceased; u together with all his
right, title, and interest in and the estate Of Hugh
est deceased: and his right, title and interest in
certain PERSONAL PROPERTY
conveyed by tn said Adams to Moss 4 Blncoe, in q
deed OF trust; which property viii be particularly
ed and described on the day of sale
TIN BOSS, Commissioner.
Inly 25-a S-t6d
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-18
70 Rent,

Maryland State Lottery,
No. 4, for 1879,
Will be drawn in the city of Baltimore, on Wednesday,
18th August,-upon the odd and even system.
Highest Prize S, 900.
Tickets 81, halves ,; quarters Ii eighths SO cts.
Washington City Lottery, 18th Class,
Will be drawn in the City OF Washington, on Friday,
21st August
Highest Prize, $4,000.
Tickets 81, halves2 quartersl.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, 10th Class,
Will be draw in the Cit, OF Washington Saturday,
29h August
Highest Prize $4,000.
Tickets IS; halves . 50, quarters IS.
TO be had Of
J. c0KSE,
Lottery and Erehqngt Broker, .akrand,ia.
Drawing Of the
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
No. 9. for 1929,
SO 40 81 II 80 81 &c So
sug 10 -------.-----
ODD q EVEN SYSTEM
Maryland State Lottery,
Class No 4, for 1879:
Will be drawn in the City of Baltimore on Wednss day
the 18th Of August
Highest Prize 5000 Dollars.
Tickets s.; halves ?; quarters ].
Washington City Lottery,
18th Glass.
Will be drawn in the City of Washington on Friday.
the 2ist of August.
Capitol Prize, $4,000.
Tickets 81; halves 2; quarters l.
To be had at
r. II. WHITES
Lottery Office, Royal street.
Drawing Of the
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Glass No 9 for 1929:
SO 40 81 IL 80 81 Is 80 =,
az Holders of prize tickets are requested 20 eau
nd receive the cash; or renew them in the above Lot
ere. aug Is
aug17
Cotton Yarn.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-18

Having had twelve Of their small band killed,
the remaiulng sky or seyeny, no doubt,
songa, safety by precipitatf aigh, from The
further danger woch i'm ended. Nat Intel.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-18
More Domestic GnoAs i.

John NJ JOHNSON has just received fudhct
q supply of plaid, brown and b!eached dome site cot
tons, which he will sc at reduced prices, by whole
sale or retail. aug 17-2w
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Cotton Yarn.

Cotton Yarn.
INST received from the Occoquan Factory com.
- plete assortment of Cotton Yarn No to 10, for
sale by . ~ :" ~
7mo 13-eoH
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The editor Of the Baltimore Patriot is indebted to
the kindness of commercial friend for copy Of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-20
Mr.. & Mrs. REYvoLDs'
FEM ALE SEN RY
BOARDING SCHOOL,

NPR. MRS. REYNOLDS respectfully inform their
ItA friends and the public that they here suksxsd Mr.
Berg 10 tesch the PIsno 10 their Seminary
Mr.. Bsrg's rBnding IN Richmond = teacher, render
soy Recommendation % Their pert entirely ,vpefa1ou
Zoe following .re TIE arrangements in their Seminary
which they hisr beselve, Offer VERY adv
mr u Mrs. REYNOLDS insrue, 10 the English brsnehs
Work ~" wv -
NJ. REYNoLD5, trseS, Laia, I,iisn sud M.'hemsiie,
M. BERG, Music,
mr. REYNOLDS will tesob the .yis of bird, Fruit
~" ROVER fsiunS on paper, and Painting vood tn
,nfon oi the Chinese method, sstsughtin New York
shn ~ recently taught N this city by Mrs.. Fowler.
btdss the verou, branches tsuybt in their School Mr.
reynolds viii r.y particular attention 10 thcse elegant
ueful accomplishment, Residing ard Eloeutiou; having hsa
(dnros h reJ in Eossud) the sdsaDisgs Of fbe s
in.tr,Iotor- "a thcte bIaoeh.r
Msr7h 60 l0t~ q
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TRUSP SALE.

TRUSF SALE.
Trustee, the lsh Of Dseemher Iss and recerSsd 4.
~ ns C
% ns S o. DseenSef ls2z and also recorded in the or
d TO Herbert ci.sose. M sEs
,sys and w,% pannsy Tsa.te: on the 10Th Of Apf
:od The fourth executed BY sad Mann and France. 1ife
Wn D.L.r and Edward h.o:h,~ Tru..ss, III. a,l
hasss' Goat u the city Of R,ehmond--Ou mosesy the
.se public suoioo to the highest bidder fsr AZ
the front door ofthe EsE: Hotel 10 the ehy Of R<hona
sscsn Dob boy H.nnsh and her two ehiidrsr rr
Jenny and Judy yemen; but al the said ,Isye., ffor.
the ',d 18Th day Apsi nsai a. y oesaeL
70 the "' S pas s .. .ai.s &, ',
.esnse Of 'sid WIN Mann in the O,y Richmon vis az
valuable books also, bay horse, double gig,
&: IS S s h "a 'oi one cart aud rne,y
To, following very v.usbe real property, lying
eon.sS =, .s, y and in i. vicinity to wit LIT
the city OF R'ehmond; One lot known by No. 49, spsn
tanning ninety sir feet 'front.' and improved; lei Of
% ss me plan containing sbou, twenty-five feet in
ed by said Mann Of Edward O. DAVIS; Part Of lot known hx
No; IN Price: addition TO the city Of Rehmona; Los
.,nn. es fec, trout sfest said city; Gu. .sh.r b.
ssd city, containing AZ i2 feet street; Lot No. u.s. ia
Souits addition 10 the city aforessid; Ao,
No u.s. in Prices addition to said city; Forty ground
lying on End street, aud purchased said Mann Issse A
JUDAH Aihe lots parcels Of land sold by b. st
BY him 10 the said Manu. by his hearing date
OF January ts9, And also the lots Nos
Duvei addition the city OF Rehn"BdThe sale Of che
real estate will 10 seek A. M onshe
eth day Of April If fair, not next fair dey
thereafter on The fret mentioned lat, he <cuusj
day. UNI. ss1.s ). ne .s :a
disposed Of The truees will only convey such title !,
Vested IN then as Tu'teer although the title the sfoss
said property 10 believed to be good.
THE TRUSTEES.
Msrch 20. Iox-,I,
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THE TRUSTEES.
JAMES NJ. RADCLIFFE;

OFFER. FOR SAFE
81 Hhds New Orleans St. Groin sugar,
~ ~ Bags Prime green and Java sDfee.
1900 lhA Loaf Sugar of various aualt,ier,
GunPowder aud imperial tea,
eBhds Molassss, part prime for rttsi!inr
100 6seks Liverpool blown SALT
. Tons bar iron assorted,
German and bIsered steel,
Hoop and plating iron, assorted.
iOOO lb. COTTON Yarn, frou. No. S "a IS,
500 Frssh Hops, -
20 Boxes Lesh Mteheirs cost,
20 do shy 10 d f0by ~ window 5Is.,
$50 dos 3 ~ pint tarrbiers,
100 100 DO s.. %. gallon disijon''
Jamaica, Aniisu, and N. E. Euu,
Cognsc an1 Apple BIZ andy.
Holland and Country Gin,
Old harley end Common whi.tsv,
Madeira, Sicily Madeira, h Msfsxsw vine,
Sperm and tsllow esudles, aud lamp OIL,
DnPonts Z IF HF yunpowder and sEc,, S.er NJ.
Bar lead, bed cords r leading lines,
Letter, foolsesp Wrapping paper
Indigo, 81 blue, aud CHI,
A,PNs, Psper, nutmeys and salt petre,
Alum, rs.ns, amonds, ginger,
Caton WOOL esrds, assorted,
Df'nstone, copperas, coiouiins,
Jimisonh fresh crackers,
Cheese of superior quality
Durham mustard IN 1.2 p: bottles,
few fsrkins nice lori lard,
browne Bsundsrs beat chewing Tobacco ~
variety OF other articles making complete =,
Of Groceries. - ''''' ~
also,
Il general assortment Of Stone Hare.
March 20. Iot :,
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THOMAS d. BiGGER'S -
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFrrcr

Richmond, PUginia. =
FySEAVtNCi taken out the requisite cen.e bv
tksA late act OF The Virginia LIE Sislsture is now
furnish original tickets aud fhsIes ell the 6tas
lotteries ~''s'k"
Mers,e tickets aud shares cold st. or sen, from R;gaer.
ee vii all csss be the original ones and of eour,e mt
abie to mistake dispute, the cash m.v b. h.. T
prizes the m0mtnt the drawings are received.
ihos. bigger will devote bi, entire ssntion to 4In
Lottery and Exchange business hi, friends and hs 80
ne n al time. hHd his terms the accommodating
every ds.:rFuOL oi sLtssDt Banh Notes Ameries an 70
egn Gold &C. &C. '>'N~ 'D-
Prire tickets received essb. Or1crs frc-, IN. eosp,,
mail. Tiios :, ,y,s.sf,. ntst
March 40 rie.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.

FOR THE ENQUIRER
With all due respect, make nv compliments
and salutations to al Lady"
While the profound reverence, perfect LOYALTY
and entire devotion which have ever protested, &
borne towards the sex, (and on which, much
pride myself) peremptorily forbid me to enter in.
TO controversy with any one Of its representa-
ives, the same sentiments impe me to make the
amende honorable" for having uninten,ionaly
offended her ladyship.
Unlucky wight that am that, in exercising
the privilege of expressing my opinion, and max.
ing, in all simplicity, an enquiry, which now find
was " imperiincni." Who never cid, spoke,
thought or imagined, and never before wrote any
thing, wherein the most jealous observer could
discern, aught, inconsistent with the allegiance
have always held and just profsssed-that should
now Tor the hrst time. have Inadvertently erred
and drawn upon me the wrath of an indignant fair
one!
Since, however, it is done, nothing remains but
for me, with deep contrition and all humility 10
yield my opinion with becoming grace, and to de-
clare thai" Edge EIill' is the most talented u
most pleasant, most amusing, most instructive
most bewitchng, most " charming production u
that il fell 10 the lot of novel reader TO peruse
Nay-hke the worthy Fadadccn, 1 would
(were it fashionable 10 use that delightful little
instrument) be ready to administer the Chabuk
to every man, woman and child that dares Ia
think Otherwise
Nor, tho have so far followed the example oil
the illustrious Fiorentine philosopher, who ers,
was forced to recant and surrender to superior au-
thority, his astronomical heresies, will /, like him
again rebel. He, in the very moment Of his re.
cantaton, unconvinced by imprisonment, chains
and ecclesiastical anathemas OF his monstrous er.
ror that the world did move around the sun, MUIR
INJURED soto u0ce " @ pur 81 move.' /, however
whatever may be my conviction, will not even
whisper il.
Ifths submission shall fail TO apPcase the dis.
pleasure Of my fair asssailant, I must patiently
endure. occasionally ei'cul,ting" Tantene ami.
mis-" &c. a NOVEL READER
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Sales at Shoe1oe rHa,e. House 1911 .srareh. 1920

The sbove al The Tobstoo Iod the Ware Hou YES
tsrdsy.
crop ~ Tobsceo, The produce Of The Farm OF Mr. UI
HoD M Shifs, Lunenburg Comfy soId IN this Tosb
Saturday last ,t 81 s0j o 50; snd u.
fPste,brys infeiiigsncsr-
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FOREIGN AppQI NTML.NTo

FOREIGN APPOINTMENTS.
II appears that the Senate adjourned on Tues.
day, without receiving nominations for the most
important Foreign Missions. II is probable that
the President awaits the arrival of the Secretary O,
State, to consult with him in regsrd to such ar
rangcments as may be deemed advisable.
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THE UNIVERSITY

The Faculty Of the University Of Virginia, n.
dopted ON the l4th Inst the following Revolution,
which we lay before the public for general in.
formation
Resoiued, That the Professors do resume their
usual exercises, on the first of April, and that the
Parents and Guardians Of the Students be inform
ed. that-as no case Of fever has occurred, either
before, or duriog the suspension of lectures, in
Charlottesville, or the immediate neighbourhood.
or amongst those students who have resided with
out the precinct, and az there is now but one case
decidedly OF the epidemic, within the precincts,
which is. moreover, Of mild character,-the
Students are invited to return to the exercises OF
the University; but the Faculty would suggest,
that, as there can be risk in residing out OF the
University, the Students, who may return, TO pro-
cure lodgings in the neigbbourhood, until the Fa-
Guilty shall consider that there may be entire safe
ty in residing within the precincts. But the Stu
dents who may lodge in the neghbourhood, will
be required to live with persons approved of by
the Faculty"
We have letter from Charlottesville which az
sures us that "those who are sick at the Uuiyer.
sity, arc rapidly recovering, except daughter OF
Professor-who, however, is not supposed to
be in any danger"
We shall publish in our next the Reply Of Sud-
ney to Civis-he contests the whole theory of
Ciuis upon the origin of the Typhus fever.
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mia Wv [lOL EL-FOR
WILL be offered for sale thai we'll known and x.l,S,.
stand Milton Hotel Its situation eomnsnds advantage
rarely TO be met with. II large and eommodiom,-
private dwelling, sod well of yard; also sab
tce'hou,e out houses, and all other that %
tsndsr comfortable aud agreeable also one hu,
dfed acre, OF wood land within mile town Attached 10
sao LOT, there female academy in 8ourh;nx con.
oHion conducted with superior nsts
eadeny IN full operation, whieh all the
thiekiy inhabited population. will rive three srnr.i
payments required the eA.h, or young perroe, vii r.
preferred. '' -"
Po'stssion given, 10 suit Furohs,en.
REBECCA WILLIAMS.
- '....on, -. =. MMch -. IO4-
bSCONDsD iron. tic fhs jane, Ii,yrv Ec..
"a pAhy, on the 9Th in. three negro mem JOHN mn
ia'io man. .et 'nshe, high, rs wear. old
somewhat Nv the shoulders, has .uky look; hi, eIob.,
oil virginia cloth, white and purr. wears 90,
nat nearly new, snd has BOB active fs,
very biAIk rous snail eyes, on his fr.
som. recently made; his clothes prm-ipy of V,r;n
ed with red aaunei aud fur cap appear. 10 he from
20 to 20 years Of sge. DICK, bright n,uao v .hsnt
~ years old, has dali cok ha. ~
one Of his legs Just above his ancs very bsdy VIII,
spoken 10; ~, ciuthe. VIrun,R cloth, new ri h.,
fhey were hired OF Mr. WIN. II. Roy, near Matthew, O.
House. to which hood probable thev will
ahho' Is likely they may for remain IN or about IN,
OF the BASIN The legal fees, and all nce..ary
CURED IN bringing then home will be paid. Apply At al.
, Gale House, the Canni ~ -
RICHARD REINS,
.7genf for the James Ripcr Gam.
T. s. Several able bodied Lsbourers wi find empoym..
|eyths month, ny Supplying as above. RK
March 20 Io4- A, " 49,
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ADDITIONAL No,INATtoNs

Correspondent of the " Virginia HERALD re-
comments Thomas Seldom of fredericksburg, as
a Delegate 10 the Convention. Correspondent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-20
BIGGER'S OFFICE.

UNION CANAL LOTTERY No.2
FOR 1920
no ss arswp IN Ph,sdsiphIs, Tuesday 2f'h March
CAPITAL PRIZE IS, 900 DOLLARS.
Tickets So, Shares in proportion.
% v. ~ CoN oOLiDATEDL LOTTERY NO ii
." ~ o.wn 70 hs S''y Of Wssh,nsto, Saturday April =
$50 900 CAPITAL PRIZE
Tickets only $40, Shares in proportion.
oHy'psl tetes SHARES in the above psnd,J E.be,r.
ARE now taered fon sale at the Lottery Eiebsnse
THO. u. BIGGER.
IIWhere Orders from The Country will NEE, with the me.
VS. dsJ ny the hst mail. r. RI =, M
March TO- toI- SIT