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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-04-08

Dissolution OF Masonic LODGES. AT
regular meeting of the members of Gene
see Lodge, in Richmond, IN. Y. on the 10Th
ult. it was determined to return their char
ter to the Grand Lodge of the State. The
Masters Lodge at Naples, has likewise re-
turned its charter to the Grand Lodge.
In the address Of the Free-masons OF
Monroe county IN. ~ on the surrender Of
the charters of their respective lodges,
they say: We do soIemniy auer, that the
alleged and probable Preparation of the
death of William Morgan by the hand of
violence, has been uniformly condemned bv
us and by them as an offence alike obnox-
ious to the principles of Masonry, to the
laws of the country, and the laws of God.
Nor will we say-considering the abiding
sensation which that unaccountabe outrage
has produced-that we could regard as dis
Greet, or even as blameless, further mani.
festatons Of determined disposition, on
the part of any in this country, to brave
public opinion by continued maintenance
Of their institution"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-04-08

PUBLIC DEBT. The Secretary Of the Treas.
ury has notified the propretors of the unre-
deemed six per cent. stock Of 24th March.
1874, amounting to $6,7S9, 722 90, TINT il will
be paid upon the surrender Of the certificates,
on the let Of July next,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-04-08
A SNow-BIRD.

SOMETHING ExTRAoRDINARY. In Ches,
terrified, recently, child, the son of Mr..
David Day, aged , years and 6 months
while his parents were absent from home
unobserved by any person, went to the
we'll of water and fell precipitously, as is
supposed, feet foremost, into the well, which
was y feet to the water, depth of water, 8
feet. The child was soon discovered by
the woman with whom it was left in care It
had climbed about foot above the water,
holding by the wall. The woman despatch
ed boy 1 of a mile for help young man
came, descended the we'll, fetched The child
out-and not a bruize or any external iniu-
ry was to be found about it but it was so
much benumbed with cold that after being
exposed to the more chilly air, it could not
speak or stand alone for near two hours.
Keene Sentinel
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-04-08

RUSSIA. The first census taken in Russia
was by order Of Peter the Great, in the year
l7l9, and returned IA, O00 900 of both sexes, in.
GLIDING the Ukraine, the counties of Esthonia,
Livonn, and part Of Finland. The second
census was made in 1743, and exhibited an in
crease of upwards of 2,000,000; by third in
1861, there was an increase of 4,O00,000 by
fourth in 1881, an increase Of 5000 600 an.
peared and by fifth, in 1884, there was a
gain of 1000, 0OO-making total of 80, O00, 900.
Between 1894 and 1895, Lithuania and Court
land were added to Russia, and increased her
population to 37,000,000. After this the great
est regularity was observed by all parishes
throughout the empire in presenting annually
to the synod, tables of births, marriages, and
deaths; and which, on being compared, exhib.
tied regular annual increase of 100000 con.
sequenily, in 1912, her population was upwards
of46,O00, 900; and in 1927, it amounted to up,
wards of 53,000,000.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-04-08

The Tallahassee paper contains the fol-
lowing notice. ave are authorized to
announce Achille Murat, ESQ. as a candi.
date to represent the counties of LETTERS on,
Madison, and Hamilton, in the next Legis-
lative Council" Who would have thought
that the heir apparent to the throne of Ma
pies, and who made several triumphant en-
tries into that capital with his father, would
have been pleased to be a member of the
legislative council in Florida. But so it is
and in the orange groves of that beauti
iul and free country, he may enjoy more
happiness and retirement than in the splen-
dor of the Neapotan palace, which is al
ways in danger of being destroyed by the
lava of some political Vespvius.
Vtw York Inquirer.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-04-08

Monticello place. the residence Of the late Mr.
Jefferson, is to be convertedinto a seminary
for boys
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-04-08

SUICIDE Alden Clark of Berlin, (Vt) put
period to his existence, on the 18th ult. at
about II o'clock at night, by hanging himself
upon ladder in his barn. He was aged about GO
years, and was an industrious farmer. He had
been to Montpelier village that day, distance
of about miles, and returned in state of in
toxication. After his return, he had dispute
with member of his family, which probably
arose from his own disordered brain His death
may be set down as one of the banefnl effects
of incompetence. He has left wife and sew
ersl children TO mourn his exit.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-04-08

The Macon Telegraph relates that there is
an old gentleman living in Monroe county,
Georgia, aged 104 years, who oversees his
farm, works, reads without spectacles, hears
WELL retains most of his teeth, is married to his
est not yet fourteen years old
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-05

THNRUST SALE.-Putsuant TO the provisons 81 ].
a deed Of trust bearing date on tlie fourth 40, -
FEBRUARY, 1920, Executed by James ID Elleu ai
tecord, in the Office Of King William Coun,v cons,
az surviving trustee she'll proceed to sell. at public
auction, ~ he highest bidder before the Tavern door
az hIog WI an Courthouse, on Mondiy the 2Sth day
OF the present month December tbaf being Court dav
Tract OF Land in the County Of King William, con.
taninR two hundred, and twenty five acres, be the
Lewis Jep and Jacoh. The Tract Of Land is near to
Brandy Wine, and adjoining The Moncuen Mills
Dec. 3. 6S-9l EDMUND CHRISTIAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-05

ENRUST SALE.-PUrsuant 10 the provisions ri
"a; Deed OF Trust from John Willis by the directio,s
oil the party for whose benefit the same /. made ami
whch Deed bears date on re I1th day of ApriI 1890
and is OF record in the Clerks Once Of Henrico con
~; shall proceed on Saturday the 18th day of IN.
present month, At the Edge Hill coal pits in the count
81 Ienrco; tosel public auction TO the highest bid
der f9r cash, "scventy.two horses and mues"--Iour
Wagons and gear two canal boats, all the machinerv
ropes bove spades, tools aud fixtures Of eveTv
which tie said 2i,h day OF April 1890 ,,od
about the said Edge Hill coal pfsaso three cari and
g"ar-and all the household and kitchen furniture ~
the said John Willis mentioned in The said Deed-or an
much OF the said property may he sufficient 10 sa,
Iy the purposes Of the sad Deed OF Trust
ROBERT G. SCOTT, Trustee.
Dec. 3 6s 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-05
Lnuntie Hospftal, TViIfinmsb,lre

Lto,atie Hospital, WILLIAMSBURG
NOTICE is hereby given that all the cells in this
u institution occupied and that more patients
will be received until Of the said cells are vacant
due notice Of which will be given. BY order Of the
Court Of Directors. l.. HENLEY
May g. 5t-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-05

W '" ara most reluctantly compelled again ia
eo'"nme the able Speech of Mr.. Siauard on the Ba-
sis Of Representative W WIG ~"
have before us two Nominations for Governor,
=, ,re commonwealth, which we ave also under the
same necessity ofIayng over till the next week
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-05

X AND AND SLAVES AT AUCTION-In mr.
AZ suance OF decree Of The County Court of Uaoo
Ver niaue on the 30 Of October last, 10 the case of
Gentry and others, Mary C. and Nancy O. Oliver
the sub cribers will Conmis oners named in the.
san decree, proceed to SELL at Public Auction on ths
premises on wednesday, the fhirtieih instant a tract
I'hh lying In The County of Hanover whereof
susan my died seized, containing about $50 acre.
ne me same, core or less, and about I5 miles distant
rom richmond, AMI ho.nded by the land. of Henry
iyier, Joel Jones, Edwin Shelton and Chaales TvIsr
me same time and place will also be sold unLer the
III decree, hive or six valuable slaves The land and
aes VIII sold credit of IL months exc p for
so much Il the purchase money may be necessarv
10 deiray the costs of snii, and the expenses
u'e SALE which must be paid in cash Into the hands II
the Commissioners Bonds with gool per.on,I securi
w. VIII be required Of the purchasers of the sIaves
IN ue payable TO the Commit sioneis and from the mr.
CHASER OF the land. bond with cod security, and a
deed Of trust the Land.
ROBERT G. SCOTT
JOHN W. BRoCKENBROUGH Oon'h r''
Dec. s. go ,,
fgNHE RICHMOND DOCK LOTTERY Al, Clio,
n will be drawn in this City, on Friday IItb Dec
CAPITAL $4,000
tickets 50, Halves So 80, Quarters 81 25
For sale at
LHNBERT"S FORTUyV:ATE OFFyC,Er
u Orders from the Country (enclosino The c,sI
or prize tickets in any of Yates & M'Intvres ooia
viii be promptly attended TO, if addressed
r. LAMBERT
10" Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-05

ina following Commune alton has cayenne e,o,,,-
Raven knows!-Ih. writer has given us passing III.
wmeh y me- altogether correc--Let that pass ho,,ep
eve really cannot ask any mercy for or
even put in plea of defence, when the writer has
sfown so little Tor another. We confess that although
we nave not approved of the which Mr. Barbour
pursued under tic last administrations we could b,vs
lures. - '''' ''''~"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-23
LATEST FROM VALPARAISO.

The ship Peruvian, HolbrooS, arrived al Bal
rimore on Saturday, from Valparaiso, whence
she SIZED on the 5rh April. The editors OF
he American learn verbally that the Whea,
crop of Chill was expected 70 b. rather short.
Flour a, Valparaiso was Sll per barrel on
DO ,rt; the last sal Of the 5a,quc Peru's car
~ were made At $40
A letter from Valparaiso states ,hat the du-
ties levied by The government OF Chih were
expected TO be sedu,ed in J"ne--the Transit
and export duUe> were TO bt entirely repealed.
Letters from Lima Of 9th and 9Th March
mention lha, the lac Prohibitnry decree Of
the Peruvian government hid been carried in
10 effect, ar.d lba, the snip Eliza or Baltimore,
which had touched here, had IN consequence
been prevented from landing her prohibited ar
ticles.
The South American G,zerte Of 2O:h March,
received by the editor Of The Gaze te, contains
The folio wing:
From Bollvrs we learn that General Santa Cruz had
arrived in that country, had been elected Pre- ,iden
and had in some measure succeeded IN calming the
political agitation there A Col Armaza had been
elected Vicc-President. By proclamation OF this
Armaza who appears to have been at the head OF the
troops " no effected the la;e revolution, perceive
il stated that Gen Bianco was shot IN the confusion OF
the actual rev and not put TO death in more bar.
barous manner as sisted in the following paragraph
y is certainly possible that his death might have been
an accident; AMI then sgsin it is equally possible that
II might not
revolution has recently been effected in Bolivia,
and the President and Vice President arrested and the
former Gen. Blanco, shOt--prohably with about as
much Justice and much the same forms those used
for ,,t assassination of Don Manuel Dorrcgo in bue'
LOS :,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-23

FROM HAvANA.-We mentioned Yesterday a
report from Havana, via Providence, ,ha, pre-
par ations are making for the descent of Spa.
nish force upon Mexico. The Boston Com
mercial Gazette Of yesterday says, this inlelli
gence is cotrobouated by the following letter
from Havana, dated the I'd inst.
HAVANA, June I'd.
Reports as 10 an expedition to Mexico have
been a long time in circulation here aud the
artiva! OF the Correo, in short passage from
Cadiz, has confirmed these cx pee atoms beyond
doubt. In the Correo Came passenger Bri-
gadier General Batradas Colonel Of :he regi-
meut de la Corunna, al present situated in this
cily !; in consequence ct his arrival and va
ious warlike indications, on the part OF the
Government, there are grea, variety OF reports
in circulation. The determination 10 I'll out
an expedition is universally accredited here,
aud he object Of b. G Barbados visit, is, it is
said, 10 make arrangements with the Gov
ernor To Join the expedition with 900 troops
from this Island aud vessels have already been
char cred for the purpose. The point OF DIS
embarka;ion is not precisely known.
An order was yesterday issued from The In
tenIsnt, to go into immrdia;e effect, imposing
duty OF fire dollars per Dbl. on Spanish Flour
impor ed in foreign bottoms. Much dissalis>
faction is expressed on account OF it, and ours
es both loud and deep, upon the author Of this
harsh and unius,i6able measure. "To meet
tn, exiscnCiys Of the momenl,".-an an order
is daily expected from SPAN to tina effect, are
the reasons he assigns for enforcing ii so sud-
denly and SO rig 'rously.
Many think AN embargo will 5c laid Tor few
day, and it is highly probable there will be
should i, be the case, il will MOI continue, we
hope, more than short lime.
Lieut.. Young, Of the Hornet, was recover
ing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-23
Ngw.YoRK, JUNE 20.

COTToN,-The sales during the week have not
exec, led 1000 bales, chiefly Upands, at 81 - los:
Alabama, ga IL cts and few New.orle"n' at ~
103 cents.
FLOUR.-prices have fallen considerably, and we
reduce onotations: ~ Y. supcrhne per hbl 80 9oi
Western Canal, IS so a Is; Baltimore l!owart' st
6 Is; Alexandra s 50. Rye Flour, IS - 4 w.
GRAIN. The reduction in four consequently mas
caused reduction in grain Some Virginia Wheat
has been sold at - 25 cargo of South rn Oats at
SIS So cents. cc...
MOLAssES.-At public sale, lou hhds' OF Cuoa'
brough, 203 81 cents per gallon lot OF A. Or
leans a, private sale, was disposed OF at ~ cents
sALr.-The sales have been extensive cargo
of St, Ubes has been disposed Of at 40 cts per n"'n
ell; 1000 sacks Of Liverpool blown, brought u ~ per
sack
SUGARS The transactions OF the week have pee"
chiefly in Hsvanas A lot Of Brown, brought - Gus
and handsome White, do lS9 cents
TEAS The sales of Tea, by auction nave pee"
rs follows -l24 chests Young ilys"n various cargoeS
at 74Ba 7S3 cents 40 chests lily son, Par'hns cars1
at 81 cents and !02 chests, NewJcrseys Cargo AZ oo
g. cents; So chests Hysun SKIM various al - j "
cents; 20 chests ronkay, %9i A CENTS ana " cess
souchong, 50 a 500 cents, months A,so o. t',e
Parthians cargo, So chests iyson SKIN at 90 'oe
and Is chests Tonka, at SIS S.! cents o months
TOBACCO AT auction d. hhds kentucky, were
cold NJ q 6 Ter II.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-23
From the MmJaH Hro!d. ,uns le.
FRO LIBERIA.

The shin Harriet, Captain Johnson, which
sailed hence on the 9th of February las, for L..
IBERIA. with culonis,s from This towG, Richmond
&c. arrived A. Hamp on Roads on Wednesday
night, in So days { ON Cane Mrsu:ado. We
l,arn ma Dr. Ranjall, the socicry's Ag"n, had
died at Measurable.
The passengers who went out in the Harri
IT suffered much from the fever on their arri
val, aud number Of deaths had occurred a.
mong them, none, however, of persons iiom
this Town. We have been favored with the 2e>
rusaI OF two letters, one from James Lund,
da,ed Monro,ia, April tenth, says
eve landed SAFE on the ls'h March, and all
in good health We lost MIS-. Thomas the
Monday after we landed, and last nigh; Mrs.
Marin died; both Came onu in the Hdrriet.-
Randall Coo per is at the point OF dtah, also
Susan Brown | and my wife are both sick
with the fever, and il is very sickly in the col
ony."
The writer complains Of the wan OF his usu-
al comforts, and the d,a, ness OF The marketing;
flour SIS, sugar 375 CTS, meat lscts cotton
cloth at II cts in Richmond, so CTS here, chick
ems IS To so CTS. eggs 5ocls. man coming
her. without money, had well he DEAD, Tor
they will s,arve him 10 DEATH" We fear Mr..
Lund is an habiual grumber. Cheseman
(s.ys he) hi, The right articles for this place"
Cheseman was an industrious mechanic ct
this town and had made money before be Ief' II. J
A letter from James Shippard datec April
Is says" Though we arrived in good health,
ersh: of our number, including the Rev. Mr.
Paynr. his son. s. Ale1'r Monroe, are no more.
4 Another aocoun, states tina, the Rev. Mr.. Tur-
ner had also died :, The country is beautiful,
and nature mas strongly fortified the Cape Tor
a civ. The most Of the people seem to br quite
happy. James {. Barbour is the military Saul
of the COLONY; our agent being dead, we need a
milnsry chief
The .rrord mate of The Harriet died on
board b, Messu, ado. He was a foreigner ol
the name Of Ph9nix.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-23
pub\ic sale.

NTILL be sold, on the premises, on Saturday, the
w 2oth Of June merit, at u O'Clock, all the right,
title, and interest of AuSustiu b. ilsms in and to
one Undivided eighth part of tract of land, called
Spring Grove, containing 20 acres, or less late
the property of Margaret thids, deceased, situate
within haifa mile of the Falls Church, on -Four Mile
Run. duning the lands OF Hugh Minor and within
few hundred yards of the Middle Turnpike Road. lead
ing from Alexandria to Wilcy's Tavern seized and
taken, under writ of fers f,cias issued by Adam
Lynn, Esq. Justice Of The Peace for the County Of
Alexandria, anil to me directed
The above will be sold to satisfy debt, and COSTS
due to George Jacobs Terms OF sale cash.
RICHARD SHACKLEFORD,
june 1-dt20th Constable.
GP The above sale is postponed until
Tuesday HE 7th day Of July ner..
may 23-law}t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-23

The paragraphs from the South Carolina
and Montreal papers, and the information
which is coming TO US from several parts
of Virginia, induce Us to believe, that The pre-
sent crop Of Wheat will be productive one.
The harvest of early Wheat has already com
menced in some fields. and by the end Of the
mex week i, will probably be cut down in the
greater part of the Lowlands Of Virginia
We have heard of some misc hief being done
by the blight and the rust but the gathering
promises al present generous harvest.
The rains have been uncommonly partial ::
and The appearance Of the corn very much di-
versi6ed. The fruits are abundant-and the
apple and peach orchards are loaded with
fruit. The smallcs: trees are bearing. a
greater prnfusion has scarcely ever been seen
though the very excess of the quantity may
ihjure the quality OF the productions. All
the vegetation is rather later this year thsn
common.
To The above extract from the Richmond
Compiler, we would add, that vegetation in
our section of The country is equally plenty, and
our orchards loaded with excellent fruit, no way
Injured, we believe, by the quantity. The
grain crops in Western Virginia, as far as we
can learn, promise to be aband M.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-23
SHIP NEWS

ARRIVED, JUNE 81.
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Bal'imorei frssh' ana
passengers fer the District ,.n.;no n.,,;.
Steam packet Fredericksburg D. 'enk.'S' nA''''
more. freight and passenger, for the Ds'r,c'. Ma.
FIR 22nd-Schr Rebeccs, tiyer' opocN'oo'' I've"
bern: boards and -osn 10 james ROBINSON
SAILED, JUNE 81,
Brig Elizabeth. Gregory, -.
Schr Pioneer, EldridSe, >,Waur
Schr. Trio, Shinn. wv" ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-23
MARRIED,

On Wednesday evening, the 10Th instant, by the
Rev Reul Keith EDoaH Mason, Esq. Of Charles county,
Maryland, to EuorxlA, edes, daughter OF THOMAS
FAX, Esq. of Fairfax county, Virginia.
On Wednesday, the Nth instant by the Rev. George
Grswold, JOSEPH BESuAM, Esq. of Cincinnati, Ohio,
to Miss MARY LOUISA sL.cuM. daughter of The late
George slacum, of this place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-23

Of dissatisfaction, have never left the service
The comforting of any OF her honor on Commo-
dore Porter, would be public evil.
We trust the timely PRONUNCIATION of truths
like these, from editors belonging to the domi-
naut party, will effectually put down such a
measure, if ii ever was seriously entertained
which we believe is the fret
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-23

rb. sjitor Of the Providence American thus
,,,,os 10 his readers, APPLY enough, the diff
.,s between Democratic Republic ans"
,,d Main Republicans, names which have
,,,o ado3led il that Safe:
vopD CT ExPLANATIoN.-H Is immaterial
L.. ,b,r name u thing Is called, 81 we but I'M
|s,,o1 what is meant. The plain iaraIers Of
", 4. Island who trouble their heads more
.t.,, rpod crops than they do about politics,
-. Who some imes take glanre a; Prosi-
5',,e r,prr afer the days iabors have closed,
a.J ,bey are ENJOYING, III The mids' OF their
Sr,iIy fragrant Wifi in tie COOL OF the eve
.;n, nav b. puzzled to see 81 many poll .icai
a',;rss headed Democratic Republican,"
J r;oin "Repubican.' We ihiuk mos, Of
lion, Will be "a fec with being plain Repub,
-, but il NV not be useless 10 assure them
nj, democratic Rebublicau," me ans
rI,, rh-y call in Pennsylvania aud else where
reIson Republicans ;" men who justify
,nJreS Jackson in turoing out old Repubi-
IN, and put,ig Federa'i,ts into cffic" in
ending 100000 Of I'e peoples money IN
,,6 : to his la,ories when h has made
rris.-rs abroad by calling ne better men;
end in rev arding twenty one Edi ors who have
-sl,ed him into office, the income OF whIcH vii!
,mnyn, 10 $50 900 !! These are the" De
q,.ro'r Republicans "
Some Of cur old fashioned Democrats would
,,,, for the mushrooms to dispense with their
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-23
COMMERCIAL.

FLouR.-ln the early part of last week the wagon
price of Flour abou, Sc Upwards of 1000 barrels
were sold IRON store, at c. Oh and 00-Subse.
quent sales were made at go, S 873, S 80, and on
Saturday from to 900 barrels were sold at 75-The
wagon price gradually declined, and at the close of
the week the current price was IS, though few
loads were taken at fraction under, and in or
tw instances AS low as 5 623
Yesterday the current wagon price was IS 629 IN
some INSTANCES IS was paid. We heard of no trans
actions from stores The decline in price has been
owing to the reduction Of price in northern markets.
together with the offering for sale considerable
titles of STORED Flour Much Flour could not be Pur
chased u, re,;uccr .-zes, ;boUs ~ s73 20 90
very considerable purchases might be made
Export for the week ending on Saturday. the 2otl,
instant, 1856 bbls-3, 237 coas,wse and 5ea foreign
Quantity inspected during the same period.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-23

SO 90 ~ 20
Are the drawn numbers Of the
Delaware & South Carolina Lottery, No. 9.
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit OF the Dismal Swamp Canal Company,
No. 90 will be drawn in Richmond Friday June &C.
60 numbers, 9 drawn ballots
Highest Prize $4,000 Dollars.
Tickets SIC, halves 81 qurters2 so; eighths IS
For sale at
7. .CORSE'S
Lottery and Eretange Office, Ring-'t alexandria,
june q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-23
ALEX. AND8IAe
rr,rspAy MORNING. JUNE IS. 1929.

c..roy HousE.-We do not hear, as yet, Of
changes being made, except one-which we
rl,asure in recording as work Of genuine
.,coro," We learn il is contemplated TO
n. office OF boatsmen TO honest ,chife men,