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Mount Clare, Oct %. 1929.
n SIMMER:
Sir,-l cannot refrain from relating TO you
some few facts, in add ion TO those inserted in
yonr most Intere ting American Farmer OF Oct
u, 1928, relating 10 the housing OF corn with
the hnsks iaereon. On the 22d inst began
p'ilins ny new crop; there bad been some old
cnrn ifh in the house with the hosks on, which
y, il the highest perfection. Ttis, for hs
purpose of removing it, was husked, IN the
act o. removal, il scattered Yery much from The
cob. Therefore conclude IN al if the said corn
had b en- hnked out in the common way last
November. all this shattering aud more too
would have taken place through the summer,
and strewed the courthouse luUr with The grain,
witch would have been measurably lost so
that tNus keeping the corn until waited, through
The sehson, with its coat on, is Ike keeping il,
that is. each year in little bag, and presers in 2
II both from shattering and IN a great degree
FROM the rats and other rogues, and also from
the wevil foI must observe now as formerly
did that the only part Of my last years corn in
the busk, now fly bitten, is that which was mol
covered out to the end of the cob by the husk
and Of this but a few grains
Very respectfully yours,
JAMES CARROLL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16
SUGAR FROM REEFS.

The manufacture Of sugar from beets, which
was introduced into France by Napoleon in 1911
and 1872, has Increased 10 such an extenl, that
there are now Hehrly 100 sugar manufactures
n thai country, producing an annual amount
% Oo1 900 kilogrammps, or 1927 tons. In
Picardy alone, the nainber of mauufacloriss is
%. While Tue prce Of refined sugar in Paris
is II IT, sterling per pound, the manufacture 10
profitable. II is estimated that one half of all
the sugar consuw ed in Paris, and one eleventh
of the total qnaEItiy consumed in France, is
made from bee's For whiteness aud beauty, il
is sud, when refined. to be unequaIled bv an,
other. +" Bulk for bulk. however, the rein ID
West India sugar, is sweeter than the refined
beet sugar but weight for weight. the two are
equally sweet" The discovery of6ngar in the
beet root was made by the celebrated German
chemist. NlnfegTaye, & announced 10 the pu'. ic
in l747. n Y Jour. Com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16
POETRY.
WHO'LL BUY A HEART 2

Poor heart Of mine prmenling heart
Long hast thou leased me-thou and
May just ms well agree 10 part.
Who'll buy a heart who II buy who II buy !
They offer' d three testoons-bnt no
A faithful heart is cheap al more:
lis not of those that wandering 60,
Like medlcants from door to door.
Here 5 prompt possession--I might tell
Thousand merits , come and try -
have q heart--a heart TO sell:
Who'll buy heart Who'll buy who'll buy 7
How of beneath its folds lay bid
The gnawins viper's tooth ofwo-
Will no one buy will no one bud 7
rs going now. Yes i must go!
So lutte oiferea-it were we'll
To keep II yet-but no, MOI |.
have q hsari---a heart 10 sell
Who'll buy hear'' who II buy who II buy
would 'twere gone for confess
I'm tired-and longing to be freed
Come. bid, fair maiden more or less
So good-and very cheap ,nteed
Once more--bW once-l cannot dwell
So Iong--''is going-going fla
No utfer-IyP a heart to SELL
Who'll buy heart Who'll buy who'll buy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16

FRESH ARRIVALS

1T BULBUCkTS OLD STfND.
cKEE, ROBINSON Il CO. are weekly
lSA receiving their fall supply OF staple and
Fancy Goods, and at prices that defy cempe-
luton. They deem il unnecessary 70 state the
yelling prices Of any article. as the customers
may rest assured they are prepared to exhibit
all kinds of Goods, al prices that will be highly
satisfactory.
Country Merchants and Pedlsrs are respect.
'uily invited TO view the assortment. Country
produce taken at its full market value.
Oct 8. t.5l.r4 ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16
POLE BEANS.

Cumberland, Ia. Oct. 10, 1879
Mr. SKINNER:
take the liberty of sending herewith few
oole-bear ;, which esteem OF peculiar excel
iHnce though II is highly probable you may
have long been acqua'otcd y it'll their kind and
cbaracter-Ihelt pecniiar properties are. they
have no strings ave perfectly tender, even when
yellow II r'pe--they ough, to he fully grown
ant filled up before they are gathered ior the
table a inch time they viii boil perfectly
tender. as much 50 as a Young shoot Of aspafa-
gus, and viii he found peculiarly rich and sue
culeni. They ar vc.y productive when planted
with corn OIL To-" rich, sandy land, or they will
answer well planted on any good garden soil,
and IN this case they ought to he provided with
poles four and five feet in length, with the
Maiches or brush left ON them, so that the vine
oil the bean may have an opportunity oil run
ming every direction without being too much
crowded
Yours, with sincere regard
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16

The following method Of renewing grease
and oil spots from silk and other articles, with
onl injury TO the colors is given in tive Jouroal
DIES Commissioners USpellis Take the yelk Of
an egg, and put liue of il on the spot. then
place over il piece of white linen and wet il
with boiling water rub the linen with 'he hand,
and repeat the process three or fonr times, ri
each time applying fresh boiling water, the lin
en- is 10 be then removed, aud the part thus
treated is TO be washed with clean, cold wa.
ter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16
"A REMOVAL.
MAKIA q. GRAY

ANVioHES to inform her customers aad the
" public generally, that she has taken a
room IN the brick tenement. immed iately oppo-
site TO james G. Noormans well known 1av.
ern' Ihs room is quite convenient TO the Main
street, and very easy to be found. She has At
THIS time, all he fashions that in use at this
SEASON, and will continue 10 get patterns snii a.
Die for every season of the year.
N. b. The subscriber had thought farther
voice fsthis kind was unnecessary, until she
was TOLD that SOME evil disposed person had re-
ported she was not able to attend to business.
81 wodd &c well Tor every body hat wishes
work Gone, to call and see for themselves
NJ, s. GRAY.
Oct. 70. rs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16
conxr0IssIoN BUSINESS

yuyHE subscriber Informs his friends and the
public that he continues 10 do business
on Commission, aud promises that no pains
shall be spared to give entire satisfaction TO
all Planters and Farmers who may confde 10
his management the sale Of Tobacco, Flour,
or other produce. His Office will be kept II.
the Store of Messrs. J. 4 S. Haisey, next door
below the Farmers Bank.
d. SAUNDERS, jr.
Jan. 10. I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16
SONNET ON A ROAST PIG

oU4N4NbF ON z KUA5I PIG.
Thou vert this morning as lilly fair.
When peep'd at thee through the pantry Ike,
hole
But hssiing and the fires excessive glare,
Have made thee quite qnodrupedian Creole
still thou art lovely, and an epicure
Would now prefer hat eyeirss face Of thine
10 womans, though array d in smiles divine
Would deem 'hs odorous fragrance much more
pure
Than beauty's sweetest breathings-would re.
call
The many tempting charms with which thou'rt
crest;
Thy we'll turn'd neck, plump form and iultng
breast.
And iondy see that grease was in them all.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16

Steel and File Factory at PiHsbtTg In add.
ton To the other manufactures Of mon in and
near Pinsbnrg. the Gazette of that city Informs
that there is an establishment there owned by
MPsHs Broadmeadow 4 Co. in which steel and
files are manufactured 10 a considerable extent
and excellence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16

Sf WILL sell from 800 to 800 acres OF uncleai
- ed land, lying in Bedford county, three
quarters of mile from New London Academy
and thirteen from Lynchburg lis well adapt
ed to the culture of Tobacco and the different
hind OF grain usually cultivated in the neighbor
hood /; is well watered, and lies better than any
tract OF its size in this part ofhe country. II is
so situated as TO be entirely exempted from da"
mage by heavy rains or high water The terms
viii be very accomm odating; say one, two
and three years, upon small payment in hand.
Enquire ofthe subscriber, one mile and hal
south of New London. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan. Il. s29
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16

To prersnt SkiPpers,in Bacon.-Teke of red
pepper, finely o"dersd, one table spoonful for
every joint Of meat and rub it on the meat with
the salt when il is fresh cut up. II has been Of
ten tried and was never known to fail in produ
cling the above effect.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16
Yours, with sincere regard,
]. KIRKPATRICK.

Extract from The British Farmers Magazine.
..t BEES.
II is said that in Germany the bee-masters re-
move their hives from the apiary to tile neig-
horhood Of fields, where buckwheat is sown,
while hat plant is in flower, in order that the
bees may calIec, the honey which the flowers
yield so beautifully. That bees are particularly
fond of that honey is we'll known 10 every cuil-
vstor, but il is attended with Que bad conse-
quence, viz: the honey is infeiior. No fine
coored virgin honey (the produce of first
swarm or cast can be had from a neighbol hood
" here buckwheat has lowered. The color IS
dark. and the honey is said to pariake Of a high
spriiuous quality oftbe seeds SO much. that
bad effects have followed, especially when CIV
sp TO children.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16
TEAMS.

xy For 81 per annua payable IN advanee.-No sub
~ 40 naper will be discontinued Out at the discretion
The Edtors) until all arrearages are paid
rr Advertisements will be inserted a 80 cents per
SPARE (or lsssl tho first timo and 81 Tor 9Seh
sv,aus 10 their insertion, or the paymap assumed by
.oms responsible person In Lynehburg'
~ Cbanecry Orders not exceeding Two squares are in
serted for six dollars
II An eters addressed TO tho Editors must be post
r.1d or tbey will not be attended to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16

BENEvoLEscE-A burgomaster of the Meth
erands lately invited the young Empress of
Brozil TO a feast which he proposed to give the
next day" No, no" said the young princess
suddenly, do better thing-feed the poor
here are ten thousand forms to distribute ia
addition to the sum You intended for my feie."
Her journey we are told, WAS frequently dis
ting uished by similar acts of beneyolence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16
s o A II S, & C..

yNOR SALE by the subscriber, a large sup
ply of SOAPS, viz Fancy Soaps. great
variety, English and American, Windsor Ves,
mental aud TurPentine Soaps and Vesiimenlai
Essences. Howell DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16

The gipsies in France entice pigs away, by
holding red herring to thei, nose. The ami
NAL attracted by tho strong flavor, follow
them instantly A Frenchman in this coun-
try, charged with stealing pig, defended him.
sell before the magistrate. by saying that he
asked de petit pig ifhe wonld go home wild
him and be says oui oui =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16

Massachusetts CaiHc.-Among the stock eyhi-
bited AZ the late Brighton Carte Snow, we're
Two IA, oxen. The one weighing 245l lbs. the
other 1886 lbs. bull 1-2 gears old, weigh <
1850 lbs another ls months Old 1000 lbs. apo.
tber 2 wears sud 5 months old, 1912 lbs. bull
calf. mon,hs and 9 days old, wee ned 673 lbs,
and farmer "A in one pen, COW aud two
pair of handsome twins, which she mad added
10 her owners stock within 18 months.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16

The name Of Blatchley being on the work
ing mems ticket for Assembly men at New
York, the Enquirer asks ii working be the
object. why not vote for the Doctors Pills ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16

n Ncsc Grain We coticed in the account OF
the proceedings of IN. Agricultural Exhibition
just held az Brighton, Mass chusers. thu follow
ing account Of new kind OF oats recently in
tIoduced into our country: Solomon Tnayer,
Of BraintIee, exhibited some straw aud ain
from chance imported seed, called hy some
Siberian oate, heavier than rye. Halls bushsl
and two quarts, planted on one square rod
nrod iced at the rate Of 80 10 100 bushels the
acre
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16

MJ OTiCE.-A petition wall be presented TO
AZ the next Assembly, for the revival OF the
Tobacco Inspection, at Black Water Ware
house.
Oct. l. 2ml4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16

NWE vejustreceived "a few packages 81
" rable goods, much cheaper lhan previous
supplies, tnat We are Induced once more ibs
summer TO invite our town and country friends
70 examine the prices, feeling confident they
VIII be surprised at the grea, reduction in all
Kinds of goods recently made in the Northern
Markets. M'KEE, ROBINSON Il CO.
WHEAT.
NEVE wish TO purchase several thousand
" bushels ofWheat for which the highest
market price willie given.
MKEE, ROBINSON & co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16
d DW 4SlIoa

Norfolk, Nor. 9.--Geu. Taylor came down
las, night Ia the steam boat Richmond m
hanird II, the following address for pubIics.
lion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16
jan 10.
Cotton and Domestic Goods.

NA bales assorted Domestic Cottons dow
%0D err than we have ever sold them)
$3.50 lbs Spun Cotton, No. 8 TO l6, warranted In
quality, and al reduced prices
so pieces heavy rwilled casine,ts 0or servants
wear. MCKEE, ROBINSON l. co.
Sent Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-16

Oct. 70.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-20
give DoAlars Reward.

ID aNAw ,Y from the subscriber, on the night OF
ID Monlay the 18Th inst negro woman, named
LUr'T; purchased, about two yesrs since, OF Mrs.
Zimmerman at West End;-42 years of age, five feet
or inches high; not very dark complexion. Had
on aud took with her variety OF cluthlng, amongst
which WERE black bombazette dress and black mode
bonnett, a cloth cloak of olive color Her clothing
was principally pack in brown hair trunk, in which,
it is belle, ed she had secreted two bed quilts, as they
are missing.
IwLl give the above reward for the apprehension of
said woman and confinement in any jail, 50 that get
her agan and all reasonable charges, # brought home
iune IL RoBtEi bhoChEI L.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-20
"we pray on, mend your manners"

FsxprRcX COUNTY CANAL I'VE have The
,,pi>iacuon Of announcing 10 the friends OF
hi, important public work, he ARRIVAL IN our
:lIy Of DR.. Msrliueaux, nirmbyr OF tie boa q
Of Engineers Of the Chesapeake ana ONO Ia
~, Company. This gentleman comes author
:. !, by the Presid.ut &c. Of 'ha company, to
and he Fredenck Committee IN prosecuting
scb surveys along the Monoca y as may DC
convdeIrd necessary to dctrrwiae lhe location,
b.,t mode ID cons ruction, estImse al costs,
&c ot A canul, by which our Town shall be
plarrd IN direct communication with The
chesapeake and Ohio Canal. We have thought
HrxD. ii Mt 10 give 10 our ficnds this hasiy no.
rlce Il what we are nav pr'pai-G tou undertake,
aopinp hat il win be suf, lent To e II their at
,crr,ou to the subjec', and prepare them Tor
rrricring SUI n aid 20 ~ crgurer party, While
On he route, as shall promote NOT only heir
sOmI.rr, bur expedite work, so Interesting 10
he community in which we live.
Jne srr,ey # ! route for ih, Canal will
romnrnce, /; Is understood, III ne course ufa
Ew dsy., Political Eramner.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-20
Huh &c sale

Of e44 .7cres Of Land, near 70wn.
IN conformity to decree of the United states Cir
cult Court District of Columbia, for the County Of
Alexandria, between Charles Bennett and others, con-
plainants, and Isaac Robbins, administrator With the
will annexed of Eliza Dulan, and Others, defendants
shall proceed sell, for cash. the premises, tc
the highest bidder. Wednesday, the l5th day o.
July next. at o'clock, p. " that piece Oh parcel C.
land, formerly belonging attached to the Shit.
ter mi Tract" laying in the District OF Columbia
bounded on the west by the line ofthe District; the
north by Mrs Sherrons fence; the east by Gladden."
Run; and on the SOUTH to the north line of King
street ded 1t will be put up in lots to suit pur-
chascrs, the whole in body to be determined o.
previous to The sale.
ISAAC ROBBINS, Commissioner.
iunc Is div 2aw2w GdtJyl5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-20

KswNRDs MD PUNI>HNESTS. -"Ue g'Ue II
P' i1s list Of rewards and punlsrmen, is
" 'relt 'hstwe cannon keep pace with an &C
count OF III who are put upon i. We have
a'I YET noticed the punishment OF h" Harsha'
md District Attorney Of Kenturky- Why
should Vc? Il NAV b. regarded as he deter
mined policy Of The Jackson administration
punish ali who did no, give he Hero
atir support i, ths late ele tion. None are
90 high, none too low. Their mighty ven
Seanc' CLASPS both ex'rem's Did the great
'Ody ct the people ho..voied for Grn. Jackson
"aApsct, or wish thi,? Do they now ap2'o,e
~ VIII they sanction it? Every hores'
nan should deliberate upon these questions
-a' abide the response ofhts own conscience.
Cincinnati Gazette.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-20
Public Sale of Land for Cash.

DURSUAHT to a deed of trust made by FranciS
Il Iiamersly and Jane his wife. to me. bearing date
the 9th Of June, 1927, shall proceed to sell tor cash.
to the highest bidder at the Tavern Of Samuel Cats
West End, on Saturday the eth day NJ June 1879, at
meridian, tract Of land lying in the county OF Fairfax
and state of Virginia, within two miles of the Great
Hunting Creek Bridge, containing according to recen'
survey, about
THIRTY: THREE ACRES,
being the said Hamersley's portion Of the tract OF land
called Lnthom, OF which the late Elizabeth Is. Ham
ersly died seized.
The title is believed to be good-but shah convey
such only as the deed vests in me
June Is L W. HEWITT, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-20
NarShal'S Sale

DIV virtue of writ OF feri jeas, will be sold on the
I'D premises for cash, the 5Uh day If June nert, ali
the right, title and interest Of Philip Fenda,l in and
to undivided moiety Of
TWO ACRE LOT OF GROUND,
situated north of the of Alexandra and near the
property of the late Jonathan Swift, and bounded
the several streets followsOn the east by Patrick
street, the length of the squares the west by Hen
rystreet the distance; the south by Princess
street, from Patrick TO Henry.sreet, aid on the north
by Oronoco street, the dstancc--Sod to satisfy
execution in favor Of Hugh Smith Co. Sale to
commence ut 10 o'clock. G.. SCOTT, ID. NJ.
may 2S--2awts for r. Rnggold, Marshal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-20

SwEkPINes.-By way Of Y. ). TO com
"SHi'A ION, as long as pcri'ion TO Parliament,
|i;end-no-he is no fiiend who would COM
s' us to read ten pages Of foolscap manuscript
= a's season Of The year-a correspondent asks
WY We do no, publish The list Of persons
"I0ed out Of ofh'e by The President" We
as"sF-tor very simple reas n; we are dis
y'sSu 10 put ourselves TO as little Inconvenience
~. Oa' Me matter as possible. II will save US a
a,' ueai oil trouble jus, 20 say, by aud by, who
"' "'' TUNED out. Nqtcie= GGIary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-20
AUCTIONS.
Public sale.

WILL be sold, on the premises, on Saturday. az
w 10Th Of Jane nert, at II O'Clock, all the right,
title and interest of Augustn d. iiIisms in and to-
one Undivided eighth part of tract Of land, called
Spring Grove containing l2o acres or less, late
the property Of Margaret Chilus deceased, situs,e
within alta mile of the Falls Church, on Four Mile
Run, adjoining the lands Of Hugh Minor, and within
e hundred yards of the Middle Turnpike Road, lead.
ing from Alexsndria TO Wiley's Tavern seized and
TAKEN under q writ of fiera facias issued BY Adam
Lynn, Esq. Justice of The Peace Tor the County OF
Alexandria, and to me dire ctcd.
The above will be sold to satisfy debt. and costs.
due to George Jacobs Terms OF sale cash.
RICHARD SHACKLEFORD.
iure 1-d;2Oth Constable.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-20

We owe Il 10 ;hc character oC d uaduced FL
.ow'Cl zen 10 give the pubic he fpl,owing ex-
"'r, OF letter from the Hon. ANDREW STE
'SNsON Atc Speaker Of thu Hou>c OF r pre-
'',a,i,er, 70 George WarTERsToN, Esq lare
'nuyrl Librarian 10 Congress, which has
-,ey Illl,n into our bonds Nat. Mi
"ihke pleasure in bearing testimony in your favor
M' @e last eight wears, can say with great propre-
that have found YOU vgant, obligins, and certain
WY capable, | should regret to lose so good an
o'Sc.., AMI one who has conducted himself in man
'er to please US all "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-20

NEw YonK, Jane l7.-A "ubic Ginrrr is o
BE- given this day, IN comm. .norati & l.s.
Cnhp'S Emancipation, At Nlhlo's Roadway
establishment,
Mr. Adams, the late Presid,n,, left this city
ws'cIday aEcruoon in The seam ship Chan
.-larLi,mgs'on, for Pr"vid ace. presiou, TO
rs departure NJ. Adams received an inv''a-
on'frqm the owners of The Packet sip Can
.iaH, to par AXE Of some refreshments and
rev her beau iful cabin, which he accepted.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-20

We are pleased 10 learn lsays the Baltimore
,merican) ,ha, the Brazilan Government have
.o,,,rt,J to pay for the brig Hussar, formerly
E ,bis mort, which vessel was captured and
,,.D, by order Of their cruisers. Letters to the
10 fleet, we understand, were received by
,be owners yesterday, from their agent at Rlo
lanvifo.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-20
Eurr MiM Stones,

'NilE subscriber has taken Jacob Baugh's burr shop
and stock, and furnish Mil stones at the short
est notice, having on hand ready made that may
be had at any time. and will warrant them to be primo
stones lie would thank those vino may want to give
him call at the shop and his work, and Judge fuc
themselves, as he is determined sell as low as tho
can be had in the District or elsewhere
may 2S-lawow EDWARD LATHAM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-20

Delaware & South Carolina Lottery, No. 9,
WIN be drawn in Wilmington, Del. on Thursday
l8tii June.
Highest Prize 5000 Dollars.
Tickets S3i halves l 50; quarters Is cents.
Virginia State Lottery,
For the bcnef, OF the Dismal Swamp Canal Company
No 81. will be drawn in Richmond Friday June g.
50 numbers, drawn nallo's.
Highest Prize $4,000 Dollars.
Tickets SIC; halves S; curriers' So eighths 25'
For sale at
j. CORSE'S
Lottery and Exchange office, Rmg-st .2iera"a'ia
June IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-20

We never saw poor devil put more 10 ~
,,pmp, than Mr.. Greer is, in defending he pre-
,,rr Administration. Truly, for Court Ga
rite under the eye Of The Secretaries, and part>
" edited by an AudiIosHf ComP'rGae'TH e1.
81, any Thing of the ft"SpsRsr kind that we
have ever seen.
We expect Mr. Green begins to find, by this
lime, tina, it is much easier 70 attack than to
Ir(,nd. lis rather curious to see9he awk-
,t and clumsy Style in which The Telegraph
,.vs its deyoirs TO those in power. So long
,.c.sromrd to throw dirt at great men, now,
ina, il is taken into favor hy those who are caR-
.Gyresr, i, puts on more ridiculous airs than an
Indian squaw would dNcked of in all the hnery
ian English dowager
.. We prsy OIL Elenl your manners"