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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-22

Celebration at Nmgara.-A gentleman who
witnessed the performances at the falls on the
9th inst. has communicated to US the follow
ing particulars s.
About 3 o'clock, the schooner Superior APP
peared in sight, towed by small oar boat.
When within short distance Of the rapids
the small boat made for shore. The S. came
down in the centre of the channel, between
Goat Island and the Canada shore. On the
first plunge into the rapids. the masts OF the
fell overheard, with crash-she
then dragged down few rods. and stuck fast
On rock, to the great disappointment Of the
MANY thousand SPECTATORS who crowded the
banks of these mighty waters. There is NJ"
doubt the vessel would have reached the
cataract without any injury but the loss OF
her masts had she not unfortunately come
down the very shallowest part OF the channel.
N. Y. Com. Ado.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-22


Sam Patch.-Ths illustriOus individual has
made the grand leap at the cataract OF M
agara, from a ladder erected at the foot OF
the precipice below Goat Island, midway be-
tween the British and American falls. cor
respondent of the New-YOrk Commercial
saws that after the performance oil TINS feat
(which was accomplished from height OF
more than lg5 feet,) it was voted by IN"
spectators, that Sam Patch being scur'y
name for the hero who was the hrst 10 leap
the cascade and lave 10 the basin OF Niagara,
he shall hcncefOrward be known by the cog
nomen Of Samuel O'Cataract, Esq. There
was to be- a hanging at Niagara the day before
yesterday, and Mr.. O'Cataract was to Jump
afterwards from an elevation OF 200 feet.
Late letters from Natchez. in the State OF
Mississippi, give frightfuI accounts ot the
sickness in that city, and the newspapers ad-
NIT that the Yellow Fever is raging there.
One letter, Of Sept. IA, says" The Yellow
Fever is in this place every body has run OH
to Washington, an the merchants, citizens,
SC. The drays are running day aud night
Five deaths have occurred since yesterday
morning. The sickness is very alarming.
The Physicians have had meeting: ana re-
ported it the Yellow Fever. MAI. Intel.
A letter dated Mobile, s6,h Sept. states,
that it was very sickly there; that the custom
house, printing office, and Branch Bank. had
been removed into the country. and the post
office would be removed that day.
We are informed that at the Superior
Court held at Brooklyn last week, Oliver
Watkins WAS tried for the murder of his wife
ROxana in March last. The trial occupied
two days-the evidence was circumstantial /;
the prisoner was ably defended. but found
guilty; motion in arrest was Overruled. and
"n Friday evening sentence Of death was
pronounced by Judge Bissell. who presided
at the trial. The address which preceded it
was most solemn and impressive; almost
every one who heard it we are informed
seemed more affected than the unhappy OBJ
Ject Of It. The time fxed for the execution
was the third Wednesday of May next.
! Connecticut CoaTHnf
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-22

The Rev. Philip Lindsey. President of the
University at Nashville. Tenn. has been unan-
imuusly elected President Of Dickinson Col
lege, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the re-
signation of Dr. Neil, and it is believed he vi i'll
accept the appointment.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-22

Our neighbors Of New-York are amusing
and astonishing themselves with the Siamese
boys, and the learned are showing their
knowledge in discussing the knotty question
of separating the lads. We do not kno
what would be the physical effects If such a
act. says the Philadelphia Gazette, hut some
body might whisper to the operator. while
full exercise of his art" what Grd hath
joined together, let no man put asunder."
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-22

Factory BUrnt.-The Xenia. (Ohio) Press
states that on the night Of 4th inst. the East
erD Factory, belonging to Mr.. James George,
about six miles from that place. was. burnt
down, together with his Saw Mill. and every
thing belonging thereto destroyed. 1t was
evidently the work Of an incendiary.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-22

Searching Operation."-i gentleman from the
soouth possessing sunlry qualifications to make
lady happy, together with moderate tori"ne,' adj
vcrtises in the NcwYork Evening Post. for what p
wife! from 10 Is years Of age, possessing COM
mon sense and domestic habits."-It 10 to be hoped
that the &c nteman will succeed he is moderate
in his demands. II he will come here, We will war.
rant him Success without the expense Of advertising.
Traveller.
johnson has executed photographic print Of the
Siamese boys which is capital likeness II 10 for
sale at most of the bookstores. Connected with Il
are fac smiles Of three different kinds Of writing, the
Siamese, the Malay, and the English, transcribed
from treaty in those three languages, which 10 en-
hibited. The Siamese write from Ieis to right like
Europeans; the BlaIays from right TO leis' like ahe
Turks.-BostOn Patriot = <
A. M.-Mr. Ebepezer ClOugh, one Of the greatest
siump orators or rather Fanuei Hall orators, in Boe
tom has como out an anti-masOn. He 10 one Of the
.. ooll;kcs" and writes A. NJ. after his name. +" By
the wh;skers Of Tim Monroe" said Fred. Whiulesey
the other day, after paying mp 800 for some assauIe
scrape--" our cause.-The true aasi-masOnic causs-s
rapdly increasing in Yale College and Harvard Usi-
yersi,y. Only mark how many put A. NJ. after their
names."-N0Gh.
MGried,-ER Sullivan, Ohio, BY the Rev. Mr..
CHILD, Richard Lyon, Esq, TO Miss Arsvsssa Lam6.
The Lion shall lie down with the LGmb, and lhte
Child shall lead them.-i6. o.,
man cunning the other day, near the POist Honse.
Philadelphia, was shot By bic companios in mistake.
He was his fellow appEesaice. Apprentices had bet
ter stick to their shops.-s6.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-22

Lawrence Higgin, the fellow suspected OF
the murder of Lewis Milton, who was found
dead in Yonkers short time ago, was appre-
hended last week at ThrOgs Neck. in West
chester County. He was discovered and t.
ken in a barn. and. we are told, resisted his
pursuers desperately will: scythe: he was
however secured, aud fully committed to the
county iail, to await his trial-which will
probably take place next April, at the term OF
the Circuit Court.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-18
To the Editors of the National SntelGgencer.

GENTLEMAN: You wiz o5iee Ue by allowing me to
prevent, or to correct, the impression which
YOUR notice respecting my removal from the Patent
Office appears to me likely to make at distance. 1t
is altogether ,sary for to state the circum
stances which led to The recent change, the result
render, manifest that Il WAS unconneCted with any
objections to personally after a free converse
ton with the President aud with the Secretary State,
BY each of whom treated with marked kindness,
consented to be transferred the Bureau of Consular
Correspondence, in the Department of State. which
office now hold. am, very respectfully, your ohe
den, servant, THOS. L. JONES.
Washington, June 16
rive OF course know nothing Of " the cir.
Guns ances which led" TO the +, moval of DR..
JONES, but we nope, ihev are orsditabie 10 he
Execurive. We merely stated the fat Of the
temoy al, and expressed our regret al II because
we believed, and still believe, th,t the public
interest will cot b. promoted by he Change
We apprehend that tie removal vas deter
mined on, not from any "personal objection"
% the incumbeni-who, We presume. was per.
sonaKy unknown to the whole Adminstr alton
N The 4 h Of Narch-ou' from an idea Which
seems TO have governed the new AdminisIra-
ion. on getting possession, that all the othc"s
Of the Gov, rnm, ut had been won by the ,icto-
", and like SO much spnil were 10 be dIs,ri-
bu,,d, a. d matter Of course, amongst he fl
therefore,, tina, Do.,or JoNE>'s rem val was
simply a consequence Of that principle of &C
Ion which the Admins alton had SCI gu, on,
and his place was promised 10 another brfo'e
he persons composing il knew any thing If
the incu AMBIENT. He was found in Office his
place was good one-ano'her wanted II, and
hr must 60. That we presume is the history
OF III. change, whatever were the "circum-
stance. Which led to il" We only regret that
III. Prcsideu, Cor the Secretary Of State, as the
flee is within his Departing ny acted so has
;iv. and wi,hou, r. ference to the particular fit
ness of tie displaced Office. Since, however,
his oFI;cs WIS 10 be given To- another, we are
glad TO fpd, from Dr.. JoNEs's noe, that The
Executive have Iearned to appreciate his worth
aud character SO far as 10 procure for him the
kind treatment of which he speaks, and a de-
cent substitute for the Office from which he
has been displaced -EDroRs Nat. lNr.I
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-18

A few years ago we found it necessary from
N. numbrr of persons emigra,ing from sever
eraI Of the Sou IN. I'm Cities, including our own.
N head paragraphs several DAYS in succession
-. Going TO New York" We migat now
with much proprie'y, head paragraphs, Com
ing from New York" the every day em,gra-
,inn from that city TO our own iuuy lustiy.ng
This course The following article is copied
from the Y. Y. Mercantile Advertiser Of Sa'-
urday: oa"' Fape'.
"u.Rp T,MEs.-A vast many excellent mechanics,
comneed to abandon the city, and seek employ else.
where AMI many who have visited the city in search
of emnloy ment, have been totally disappointed The
nrsrn, high price of provisions of all Kinds operates
very grievousy on the poorer classes. The present
mode of fores,sling in all our markets, has added
greatly to the sufferings Of the sboring ciasses'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-18

Ycsprday's Balimor" Chronicle says: We
ar ,ruly graii6ed 10 BE- able to announce that
The preparatory surveys Cor The Baltimore aud
SusQuehauna Rail Road, uadrr the active SUI
perutt udence Of the Presidcot, are in full pro-.
sre>s, and that the work Will he actually COM
msnced, and the first stone hrG in the earth on
he eighth day Of Austa ns:i, TIE GRAND
CEN rENARY ANNIVERS AIRY OF BAL
TIMORE, day which, We trust, will forever
b. held sacred in the annals Of our city, aud
eel bratrd in spiri, becoming the charae-
Ter Of It's people.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-18

W., ak of the impurity Of monarchlcai
ro,nt,-of the rankness Of aristocracy-
80. ,,ide and power Of kings and their sat
-, Blu, we confess that it appears to u.s.
are almost as ,oerable as the Juggling chic
the blown up vanity-and The usurped
,.,;,V some i'm exercised in countries
,;n;Dp to be republican, We think SO De"
.. always accustomed to look with reVer-
.,oo the character Of our liberties, and
- ,be rule Of men who obey"d 1t in s2ir-
:. we'll as letter, the sad reverse now pre-
-, ;s calculated 10 fill US wi h disgust.
,,,r Randolph is reported to have said that
:. American purple would never again be
,,o By any gentleman, and we are somewhat
lined 10 put faith in his prediction, when we
Dryy GREEN wearing, de facto, that purple,
"a he des,inies of the country placed III the
u. of minious like Amos Kendall! We
s,J boDed better things, ersn from General
Lckson.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-18
Twenty Five Dollars Reward.

ID ANAWAY from the subscriber, on the night Of
IL Monday the 18th inst. a negro woman, named
LU'Y; purchased, about two years since, Of Mrs.
zimmerman at Vest End;-43 years Of age, Ave feet
or inches high; not very dark complexion. Had
and took with her variety OF clothing, amongst
which were, black bombazetts dress and black mode
oonnett. cloth cloak of olive color. Her clothing
principally packed in brown hair trunk, in which.
il is believed she had secreted two bed quilts as they
arr missing
VIII give the shove reward for the apprehension OF
sad woman, and conf mt in any Jail. til at get
her again; and all reasonable charges brought home.
june II ROBERT BROCKETT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-18

We have received the first number of the
J,urnal Of Humanity" printed at Andover
Mass. )-designed to lessen The beas,ly and
disgusting sin Of Latemperance, and oppose 1t
in al its forms, from the " occasional glass" to
he peri i when human creature can ooatrive
:. sv!l his six or eight glasses of b. andy per
!.y-Hea,en knows, how many at night. We
wish it success.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-18
Public Sale.

E7IILL be sold, on the premises, on Saturday. the
w Goth Of jane merit. at IL O'Clock, all the right,
title, and inter of Augustin b. lams in and 70
one Undivided eighth part of tract Of land, called
Spring Grove, containing 40 or less late
the property of Margaret Childs, deceased, situate
within alfa mile of Che Falls Church, on -Four Mile
Rum adjoining the lands Of Hugh Minor and within
fe y hundred yards of the Middle Turnpike Road lead
ing from Alexandria to Wiley's Tavern {; seized and
taken, under a writ of f,ra facias issued by Adam
Lynn, Esq. Justice Of the Peace for the County OF
alexandria, and to me directed.
The above will &c sold to satisfy debt, and costs,
due To GEORGE Jacobs Terms Of sale cash.
RICHARD SHACKLEFORn,
iure 1-dt2O,b Constable.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-18

In The las week Of May, the eommuniy-ot
Nashville was much agitared and excited
BY nc unexpected insolvency of gentleman OF
he bar, who enjoyed the almost unlimited con
fdeuce Of his friends" His debts announced
10 more than one hundred thousand dollars
SPECULATION was the cause Ct his ruin. His
Hamt is not published.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-18

The Slave TRADE. Captain j. .kson OF the
revenue cutter Marion, arrived al Savannah
from Key West, states upon unques ionabie
authority, the fac, Of many Spanish vessels
sailing from Havana for the Co,S' of AiriCa,
win only TWO or three weeks ~ v'sinns on
'o'rd depending entirety for fur G. supplies
Upon he diff rent vessels they may fall in with.
and rom whom they Can rob. The vessels
aFestnerslly armed, and engaged in the slave
Havana.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-18
Public sale

Of 243 .2cres Of Land, near 1oUn.
In conformity to a decree Of the United States Cir.
L cult Court District Of Columbia, for the County OF
Aexandra, between Charles Bennett and Others com
piapants and Isaac Robbins administrator, with the
will annexed of Eliza Dulany, and others, defendants
shall proceed to sell, for cash, on the premises 70
the highest bidder. on Wednesday. the 18th day OF
July next. at 1eloek, p NJ. that piece Or parcel OF
land, formerly belonging or attached to the " eno'
ter i'm Tract" LAYING in the District Of Columbia
bounded on the west BY the line ofthe District; on the
north by Mrs sherrons fence; the east b. GIsddens
Run; and on the SOUTH near the north line OF King
street exter ded II will be put up in lots TO suit Pur'
chasers, or the whole in body TO be determined on
previous to the SALE
ISAAC ROBBINS. Commissioner.
June IS div 2aw2w GdtJyl5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-18

Tie Philadelphia Gazette states, thar the
western Iudlans are becoming quite adopts i"
he art ofcheating. One Of their means OF in
crrasing heir gains, is by run ing lead under
their beaver skins. The price of beaver is from
50 10 100 cents an ounce, and cunring Mis-
souri, Iadi N sometimes contri,es TO sell lead at
ne sane price
N won 'e' they have become apt scholars
gGder he utelage Of their white brethren.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-18

II we should publish /" Julius Squeeho's'
,,ric,ures, we should have hltl' else to do, be.
,;le, receiving rejolnders. His first commu-
,r,,ion elected three or four, which we have
aid under the table.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-18

UxrAaALLELEp SAILING! The brig Tomoka,
Caprai" vi xwe!i, arrived =, Norfolk on Tues
day lasl from NJ septic, Last FIorids) with q
load OF timber for The Navy Yard, Gospor.-
The Tomoka weighed anchor a, Mosqu'o on
Friday, ne 5lh instant, a, II o'clock, and TO k
pio, on board at the same hour on the FOL.
lowing Monday, being then IN sigh' OF Cape
Henry, and having san dis,ap"e Of one tn u
sand miles in preeissy three Gays, averaging
fourteen miles an hour. The wind, during the
mos, IF the passaec, was from the eastward.
II the fac, were no well at:ested, we confess we
should be a, loss how to credit /; but it adj
mi,s of no doubt. Captain supposes he
must have BEEN favored by an unanmmonly
strong cu.ren, in he Gulf Stream, for i, is 70,
possible tina: any vessel ever bull, or capable of
being built, could perform the same task, de-
pending on her sails alone --NoJok Herald.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-18
Public Sale of 7 and for { ash.

DURSUANT to a deed Of trust made by Francis
i Hamersly and lane his wife, to me. bearing date
the 9th Of June 1877 shall proceed to sell Tor cSsn'
the highest bidder at the Tavern of Samuel Cats,
wess.tnd, Saturday the I'm day Of June iS:y. az
meridian tract Of land living the county of F"t'x,
and state of Virginia. within two miles OF the Great
Hunting Creek Bridge, containing according to recent
survey, about
THIRTY. THREE ACRES.
being the SAID Hamerseys portion of the tract OF land
called Sythem, of which the late Elizabeth b. Ham
ersly died seized.
The title is believed to be good-but shall convey
such Only as the deed vests in me
June is y w HEWITT, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-18

IoHx QUINCY ADAMS arrived at New York
on Saturday evening last, in the Steamboat
swan, on his way TO Massachusetts. Mr. Ad-
ans p. rformed the melancholy office of visit
ins the grave or his son, lately DECEASED, WHO
vas Inferred Al East Chester.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-18

We learn that tie Hon WILLIAM WlR~, late
Attorney G neral of IN" Uni, d at@>, arr'v,
in 8osr N The 18th ul and TOOK lodging,
Al N, Exchange Coffee House.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-18

Kobert Walsh, Jr. and John Vaughan, Esqs.
HPh'adelphla; Reuben Haines, Of German
own and Dr.. Jeremiah Van Rensselaer,, of n
'orS, has been elected Corresponding Mem
osF' Of the Royal Academy of Science Of Tu-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-18

Capt. Williams, from Valparaiso states that
was strongly expected iha, il would be made
aTee port, and that at the next Congress in A.
''is'nsre being strong majority in favor 4 it.
Boston Courier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-18

"N c. RIvEs, our Ambassador to France.
asNec through ,,drricssburg on Saturday
,1'', on his way TO Washington. He will en-
sarS about the frs, of July al New York.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-18

ars,,he CALLED gade vince" Duff has FELT
II, W,,tersron's letter!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-18
HaaxANDBIAs
nrpspAY MORNING, JUNE IS. 1929.

g, OF THE WEATHER.-Yes'erday The
,,n,,,r wa, at go; clear, and lively
.,.,e from S. TO s. w.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-18
Card.

A. B.. HAYDEN, Dcnta! Surgeon,
WILL commence his regular visits TO Alexandra
w on Thursday next, 18th instant, ard continue
them on the second and fourth Thursday in each month
until further notice. Persons wishing his professional
services, will please leave notice at Claggett's Cv
ho'ei may 1i-eTbtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-18
Nrust sale

IN the 20M day If Jug ut. rho undersigned viii
- offer fnr sale. AZ pubic auction. to h., hIgtcs
ider for cash. the Of land situate IN the county
of FairfaN an The voters OF Bui Run called " Moore.
hill" cont lining 95i acre.. TIKI sr,c viii take place
at Fairfax Court ouse before the front door Thereof,
about = oripcG aud il made under the authority ol
deed of trust given TO the undersigned by Rohert
KncicIoe for The benefit Of Alexander Iiender sons
executors, lated the 18th Of August, 1872, and
corded in The Clerks Office Of the County Conft Of
Fairfax he sale will be effected fer the purpose Of
raising the unsasfed part of the debt, with the
penses of trust. JAMES SANGSTER.
june 2-eots AMASHADiAR MOORE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-18
Public Sale of and-For Cash.

FllD!lC SaTc OF aEU-TUT Dbl.
USUR> UiNr to decree of the county Court OF
4 Fairt.N, pronounced on the Ilst day OF August
1923, between " iiiiam Russell, comIlai~lr a. Va.
MEL F. Dulany an o,ara5 7etr7cN's, WI n'c'td
to sell f,r c,s, IT,, Pr MISS - thc hight nd
der, on Monday the rSe6 t2;c IS 9, ~t = oci"'k, NJ:
e. sal uod-r former ~ i't-'Utnt having been
effecte) certain zef Of laod yne in the count, O!
Fairfax and State Of Virginia near III rrs'derce Ct
the said ,anicl nuIsnI ,"cur'''rrF bout
Four Huntred and Fyiy cres-
This az originally first rae upland, aus ia, 70.
been materially inured BY inj,dlciou, cultiva,oh "
is about mics from GeGrserown, and el, ven
miles from Alexandria. II * we'll watcrod. and las
on abundance OF timber for all farm ns purPosrSt
its fences good and convenient, arranged. he
title is believed to he perfectly uneNcep'onab'e, and
the land will be shown 10 any person w'shinS :, xa-
mine i, by Mr. Dusny
r. W. HEWITT, Cor mr..
The Integencer will copy this mo, l-eots
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-18
"a lasses and W inc.

"a Masses and Wine.
O hhds. Ribbon Cane Molasses2 -;,. quality
~ t,rccs New Orleans do : p>'"'
pipe (Napolcon) Madeira wine IS VS. old) &c
2 do Sicily do do (csS
3 quarter casks do do a Us old) >E"E
S do do Malaga Sherry do kSss
2 do do (Harrs) Port do " =
Landing rom schooner Ziah. from New York; all
of which will be sold very low on the wharf.
LINDSAY, HILL & Co.
june II tWR]
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-18
Mackerel, Rum, &c

Mackevel, Rum, sc.
Oh Bbls No 8 mackerel
~ 20 do N E. rum
90 boxes behring's
10 bbls prime beef
10 do do pork
Received per schr. Trio and for sale by
STEPHEN SIIINN,
june II Janney's wharf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-18
CURED Hair Mattresses,
lust received and for sale low BY
81 June IL GEO. WHITE, Auct.

Mnlasses. Rum and Cheese.
Oh rierces Jew orleans mOlasses
Ot 80 barrels n. f.. rum
IS boxes Goshen cheese
IS do Sicily lemons, landing from schooner
Elijah, from New-York and for sale by
june 17-wR LINDSAY, HILL & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-18

Delaware and South Carolina Lottery, No. 9.
Draws in Wilmington ODel on Thursday, 18th June
Highest Prize, $4,000.
Tickets S3i halves so; quarters rs cts.
Connecticut State Lottcry-For The benefit
of the Retreat for the Insane, extra class No. 6,
To be drawn at Hartford Friday the 18th of June.
Highest Prize, $1,000.
Tickets -; halves /; quarters so cts.
Virginia State Lottery, Goth Class,
For the benefit Of the Dismal Swamp Canal Company,
Capital Prize $4,000.
Besides prizes of $4,000, 10000, 5000, 1880, 10
Of 1000, 10 Of 500, 10 of 500, 10 Of 400. 10 of
500, 90 of 200, 81 of $50, 81 of 100, SC.
60 numbers, drawn ballots.
The above splendid Lottery will be drawn in Rich.
mond, Va. on Friday the Goth Of June.
Tickets 10, halves S; quarters so; eighths 25.
To be had in variety of numbers at
=. n. WHITES
Lottery Office, Roynl street.
June II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-18
AUCTIONS.

Mahogany at Auction.
WILL be sold on THURSDAY next, 18th inst. at II
w o'clock, A. NJ on Heph.rn's wharf,
500 Logs st. Domingo ana south SIDE
Mahogany.
of good quality, large proportion Of it erotehes
iSne l5-ts ~ MILLER e SON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-18
Servant Wanted.

MOOD wages will be given fora Female House Ser
T want. who can come well recommended Enquire
~ this Office. june II