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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-27
SPERM CANDLE
TO PRINTERS.

TENHE Printing Establishment of the "VEgTERN
= VIRGtNGANr Is offered for So. Il is located a,
Charustown. Kenawha county, aud the great line Of
communication through Virginia from East 10 West Tho
competing establishment IN thu State, about one
hundred miles dis,dn and tho whole ncighbhrng coun.
try believed to be rapidly improving intelligence, IN
numbers, and u wealth.
For ternw and other information, address the subsc-
Der (post pail) Henawhd G. II. Virginia.
April list, 1899. MASON CAR1PBELL.
u Two publication Of tho Western Vireiuian will he
Continued heretofore should sa.o o. te csah'sh.
mca; be effected
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-27
Sugar, Molasses, Java Coffee, sc.
Medicines and DYE Stuffs.

Medicines and Dye Stuffs.
I HAVE partly received my supply of fresh medi-
cincs and can recommend them TO my friends and
customers, and to country merchants and physicians
Among them are the following:
Fine Amer. castor oil, in pints and quarts
Powd. ialap, ipccac, tart. cmctic, camphor
Opium, Tlubarb, cream tartar
Lump magnesa, calcincd do.
Flake mama, Alex. sCnna
Genuine Turkey rhu5arb in root
Sap. carlo. soda, tart acid, Rochelle salts &c.
ALSO DYE STUFFS.
Clipped Iogwood in barrels, Nicaragua fllsic
Cam wood, red do, cudbcar, glue, shelIac, alcohol,
verdegris
Flote indigo, copperas, alum, pot and pearl ashes.
april 20 ]. H. BLAilIBI',
Opposite the Eagle.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-27
CHARLES HOLT, Jr. d. CO.
IRE Ho1 receiving cery large and handsome assor,
Dleht Of
China, Glass, and EarthenyyaDe,

-OiiiAid, NldeS, dllu EaIlQeOWaGe,
SSELECIED with particular care, Spring suopv for
- this market all which they oler sell very lGq r ca h
he sok now consists o complete assortment comprisinr
great many new articles shapes and patterns nom tie lssi
manufacturers IN Europe and America the latest ami
walls, and consisting III pat, OF i6c following:
CHINA ware.
Elegant !usrcd and git China D.nn. Services very
3Tsc ana complete Plate Dishes rureens, Bowls Pitchers
BASINS csaui ch gold border and euame!ed Tea Sts EN-,
5oSsed and gold dn. do. do common cnaneed and l.ck
printed Tea anc Coffee Sets pain gold edge and ed DO do
uo blue ndkm and gold DO. DO cI general assortment Of
10" ptre China Cups aud SaUceIs, Uy the set; or dozen
Glass WARE
Elegant , cut Sdebosr sets consisting 81 Dishes Bow l.
Pitchers Decantcrs, Tmuhers, Wines Salts to mat M ecrari
panied Shades, Irh cut Hall Lamps, Lamps Mantle
lamps, rc cut Sugars, Creams Pickle Vases Sasers Wafer
h''ts, a." general assortment Of plain Glass Ware.
E.4RIHE,NU'.4RE
Liverpool Dinner Sets, Dishes Plates soup Tcreens Bow.
Pitchers Tea ots, Sugars, CTcau Ewcrs and Basins MUS
Tea Cups and SauccIs, with and w.nut handles fancy
eleS Bowls, Tea Pots, sugars Creams ,ed Plates Dishes
ana 1ineens, enamecd Teas, CuGces Bu,s,n gene
raj assortment
STOWE WARE;
And general assortment Of low priced Goods suitable Tor
country merchants, vino with others are requested 10 call and
examine our stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere
my assortment tat br selected put u in the hest
'"di'e' dld At tue sholtcst notice 28-GtC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-27
NOTICE..

Z Ii. persons having claims against the estate of
Narcellus Smith deceased, either as partner OF
the late firm Of Plaasants Il Smith, or individuality
are requested to make them known to Mr.. Abbott.
ut the Wing Office.
JAMES PLEASANTS, } Adfn'rs of
mar p JNc. MORRIS. ". s. dec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-27
LANDING, FOR SALE.

LANDING, FOR SALE.
a. HHDS. Now Orleans sugar
100 bags green coffee
20 bundles sole leather n. York inspection
SO bbls lamp oil
800 bcNc4 mould candies first quality
Aprly 70
nayco So OTIS DUNLOP & 90.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-04
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE, May |

BALTIMORE, MAY |.
FLoUR-of City Mills Flour there were some par
GELS sold about the middle of the week. at 90 per par
rel on four months credit without interest one par
eel of 500 barrels of this description was also MHen,
is believed. ON the same terms Holders gehera'Ly
are asking TO-DAY IS per barrel four months with
out interest, which is equal to IS S7a per Dbl cash.
and We quote accordingly. o,,,
The receipts of susquehana Flour continue very
small ara the quantity yet to be received IS De-
s,les Of thi, description this week Holders, at pre-
sent gre not offering any, and decline selling at pre-
sent rates MA.
On Wednesday. a sale of parcel OF Potomac f'our'
in good order, made at IS 81 per bbl CASH
/ Sales of Rye Flour, in small parcels at - 80
o'clock P NJ to-day, sales Of City Mills Flour, to the
extent of about l50o barrels, of the old stock have
been made at Sc, on four months.
GRAIN-The supplies Of Wheat this week have
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-04
1,afayette ICE House.

rgvHE SUBSCRIBERS to the lafayette Ice House ,Sa
are respectfully Informed, that will deliver the
,rr commencing on the first Monday in May, from
~. cellar n. w corner of Prince AMI Fairfax. streets
,ls eye lately KEEP, store, and a, present occupied BY
Mr.. Steele. matchmaker. The tickets will be DELI
yered in few days. ,..
So",as Nth Mt steele, OF at my dwelling house
.ne,, between Pit and st Asaph'sreets-
o" b,xe reduced the price, to correspond with the
aNfor 100 tickets S.; so or>25 tickets, cheap in
tmes'-'o' " CHARLES MURRAY.
proportion .,..-;hnrs uho want ice nrev;.
o,s to the first Monday in May can nave ~ giving
me few minutes notice. W "'
april 2o-eN3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-04

Gov DxRRrGNY. OF Louisiana, has pardoned,
or rarher con,n,-d the puniso met, "f a man
named Gayrrre who was convicted ot murder
ing his .wm mo'her-in law, with n own Off
SD ing a. The TIME. in her hrms. This act he's
drawn down upon him thr strongest reproba
lion Of the press Of th't State. IL is warned
% tie tale f CIV. DEsHa; and those VIII"
were warmesr N supporting him Tor the Office,
now appear o D, loudrs' In-iheir condemna ron
of hi, off i'll conduct. 1t is inaioua'ed that
the pun,shmrn, of Cav rrr was eommutsd, be-
cause his conn xlpus y.Ie irAnentlal and re,
sDt lahle.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-04

We regret 20 learn, that the drought and
the season generally, have been extremely de-
trimen,al to the interests Of he 2lanlers.-Cot-
ton comes up very sraringly, and the corn is
unusually backward. This is the case as well
on the Sra Islands as in our more immediate
ne ghbourhood and the counties adjoining
The Il uds do indeed oco OCCASIONALLY lower nP"n
Us in dark massrs, giving even penu lovs
sprinklng to tne earth, YET though thus keep
ing the prom,>e 10 rhe eve, Invariably "cheat
Us j. the even !Savannah Geo.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-04

been trihing and have come exclusively from the sus
quehana. From all the information we can gather.
we have no doubt that nearly if quite all the wheat
that can be expected from that Quarter has already
reached the market sale of cargo of fair susque.
hama West Branch, white and red, was made on
Thursday at 81 80 per bushel. We quote good sus-
quehanna at 81 IS q 80.
The receipts of Corn have been quite small. and are
far from equal to the demand prices are consequently
better than last week 4 sale of Maryland white was
made on Thursday 4Sa cents and parcel of white
and yellow at the same rate To-day sParcel of white
was sold at 43 cents and parcel of prime yellow at
As cents. Virginia mixed may be quoted at 40 a Al
cents Maryland white at 40 49, and yellow at
As As cents per bushe.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-04
a CARD.

VJlHE Subscriber (of Fauquier county, va having
engaged lady, eninently justified as instruc,
tress to his daughters would be willing TO receive, as
boarders and pupils, four or FIVE girls, and would pre-.
fer those under the age of fourteen The course OF
tuition will embrac. orthogrsphy Reading, Writing
Arithmetic, English Grammar. Geography, with tne
use of the giobes] Ancient and Modern history AS
tronomy, the French Language and Music s,o-
Terms: For the scholastic year OF ten months,
bedd,ne and washing included, with an addition OF
$50 for music, taught to be paid half yearly and IN
advance. -, .L.o,ob
Letters to be addressed to the subscriber through
the DOS, office at Midtlleburg, Loudoun County, va
april Ii w4Y IAoMhS 1oNA'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-04
NEW York, APRIL 80

MELaNc HOLY. w learn, with deep regret,
ira, Mr. GEORGE W. ADAMS, eldest son OF John
Q. Adam, who was a p Is.rnger on board the
Benismin Franklin, her "Trip 10 This city,
was lost p,erb ard early This morning. During
mos of the day, Mr.. A was IL pleasan' aud
sociaSle humnr. Towards evening, however,
Ne comp ained Of ;ndisposl,ion and spoke ct
SYMPTOMS of de ermlna ion Of blool 10 The
head subsequently, Exhibited some decid
ca evidences Of mental alienation.
CASE OF JoHNsoN.-On the day before yester
day the Sheriff OF This .ny r, crived despatch
rom the acting Governo' with the death wa'-
rant Of the unfortunate Johnson, who will he
*, cutrd. pursuant to his sentence, on the h
Ma, His Exceleucy in his commute anon
to Mr.. Shaw, humanity urged II upon MIN 10
prroarr the Dr., sonrr's mind Tor his inevitable
fate, is there was no circumstances OF e2'enu'
ton in the casr. The Journal OF Commerce
ne, to- that Jp9nson was much overcome
when he Q. al, warrant was shown % MIN; md
hat I've had entertained hopes OF pardon.
FIRE Abon. 5 O'Clock, this morning, IL"
was discovered breaking out from the apr
par, Of he ex,-n i've BOARD ny house % s. H..
Wool,,ou on the cornr, Of Ceda, and WI
liam.s.rpeIs Tn, boardrrs were first inf .rmgd
If heir danger by the cry of T In the streets,
and had barely 'lmt 10 esc"Pe. Although Tor
4 time the f. wore an alarming appearance,
it was subdued about O'Clock, and before l.
had extended beyond the house IN whlch 1t
commroced The damage to the building
IS Is irnatrd from th,el TO four thousand dol
lars: loss of furniture not ascertained. he
fire commenced in the garrett
ApJouRNMENT.-rhr Senate have agreed 70
the Re solution from the Asssmbly, appointing
Tuesday next, the 5th May, as The day Tor adj
jonrnment
We understand that Mr.. RU>H, late Secreta-
~ of the Treasury of the Unit d States, has
ken passage IN the packet ship New York,
which will sail for England 10 morrow
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-04
.idninislrs'

T.. Nrw York MorrIug ~ aid accused
9. Hamilton, the newly ,ppoinr,d Attorney
y,v York, of having gUae 20 Washingto"
l,,,,,s the continuance Of the late incum
mi, and slyly poeksting ne office and salary
,,o,.n Tie Evening P's' replies that, so Tar
,,bjS ais meant 10 charge or 10 inslnua e
IA, Mr. Hamilton acted with cuplicl y TO
Il, Du,r, il is, we undertake 10 firm, en-
,,y DESTITUTE Of all foundation. Mr.. Ham
,Eo, no, only did not solicii the Uffi>e OF Mr..
Dur, but positively decti""d 1t "nu after 1t
had been settled, ina, he Office should, at all
events, be vacated aid then il was, and not
a.l en-, that Mr. Hamilton consented to &C
= s,,, il, when offered to him in preference %
. ,ny other candidate Had he not accepted
3. H. some other person would have been select
Cd but certainly it would not have besu re-
urncd to Mr.. DUer."
To his the American very happily rJ'ins,
J, qlo,iug what Cicero lays down asa moral
ls :" Haze igitur in amici'ia ,anoiatur, VI
'ngue roesmus res turpe,, nee fieiamus roga
H." Indsed, it would b. well If all our poi
isi,r, wcu,d study few Of he less rs which
he, rugged at when boys. The pages It ''-
yroiunis1 may sentiments extremely dpropoS
0 he present lines.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-04

Inc Norfolk papers ipform US that the cleo
-" IN that borough has been unusually and
ARMY contested. The greatest 'xertions
1-'e eeen made, on both sides, TO bring cut all
''S voters; and "a very uncommon thiag) The
,0's nave been kept open for three days Mr..
,'N"r0S's present majority in the District is
''ry Small; but we consider his election pretty
NIe
'r' NEWTON is the oldest member OF the
'''uSe OF Representatives, and his exertions
=" uniformly been directed to the advances
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-04

The WORK CONTINUES TO GO BRAvELY ON
Ey n:.r correspondents letter from Albany OF
las, evening, (says thu New York Commercially
il will be seen tina, six more new Banks passed
the Assembly yesterday. The lobby seems 10
br ail>2pwerful. But what are the poor people
to do, who will hold the paper Of this brood OF
Banks, during the explosions which are 10 fol-
low?
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-04
,cDIprION LIST, No. XVI.
M, s.ud-& much for Buckingham :"

Ill, oa-S much for Buckingham"
c.o,er swxESY, who has been the ac>
NJ Alien, Chief Clerk ofthe Washing
aD- pos, Office for twenty years, and TO
~ E,.s,v ard integrity the late Pos'mas-
." 49," =, lsIt in his Office the highest tesii>
O'" ,barrd The destiny Of his resPee,-
49,, ,.;o, He too Is removed, because
'y ,or,iderations required it! Yes avow>
| !, ror this reason
c,,v,ysJ NouRsE, we learn, is to be
"'l = rrom the Chief Clerkship in the De-
,r, War, and DR. Randolph appoint
| II hi. place.
on,an HENRY LEE has been removed
rl.rk,biD in the Office of ne Paymas'er
.,,, This gentleman is the grandson OF
on.,,ious patriot whose name he inhrri's'
-. ~ au,hor of that work which, in The
~. Of a Biography, transmits 70 pos'erl'y
! Ain, incidents OF his life, i"en,lhed VIII
LIN proeres,, and success of he Ame
p,,oution. His only fault is thai be is
I'D 4 having been friend Of the late
'f,.:.,..,;or Nat Intel.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-04

Trecry against the pros iOti'e policy Of the
Comet, ard against several late appointments
lat have been made, is rising from every 5 ate,
jy AID village in the country. Presses that
have 4ayocated the election # III" President,
low cantidly Acknowledge that they had no
tea Tia, The Course at present pursued would
Re adoped. We have tried TO speak mildly,
.d with respect, of the acts Of the President,
hitherto: as much as we have condo mned
hem, il will be found tina, we always had TT :
s.'d 10 The dignity Of his station, and were
disposed to attribute the blame more TO his
;9lrselo than to himself; but ii viii soon be
Anr tor he independent editors Of this County
% 'oe'k gu; boldly, and call upon the Peo'le
10 lamp with The seal Of their displeasure those
40 would make men suffer for CO science
take, AID 'har policy which would destroy the
'otry otspeech and the right Of opinion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-04
Spving Gn"As.
Notice.!
OGce of Fire Insurance Company,

Office Of Fire Insurance conmp1ny,
ALEXANDRIA. st May, 1899.
NOTICE is hereby given, that a dividend OF f%en-
~ " FIVE cents on each share OF stock OF the FIRE
Insurance Company this day declared PAYABLE to the
STOCKHOLDERS or their legal representatives on
% sh 49, a, the same time the notes for the unpaid
n,r IF the capital will be required t" be renewed;-
M d;vidends paid antl The notes are renewed.
~ p, order of the Board. JACOB NORGdM
nl "a, saw2w Presi4ent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-04

Lusus NA1uwR.-A h,i g pig, one OF the
six r.er.d yesterday morning Oh board OF tue
hi. Remittance, MS l. fl III ou' News Room
las, ev.nirg. l. has Two distinct and perfect
SHOUTS, Two tongues AID three eyes one OF which
is in The Genre Of the connected heads, and
proirc,s out waile the others remain shut.
IBID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-04

FaoN ST. IAoM.s.-Th. New York papers
q thursday morning say" 1t wss>rumorsd at
u thomas, on the l3t" April, that tap'an
ANDERSON, Of the schnr. Virginia, nf Norfolk,
confined on suspicion Of piracy, had been tried
"a convicted, Ii was said that he had erlar>
~ IN pr senee Of srvcga! American Captains,
ma re had taken TWO prizes, which he lett to
'nuward, which WAS generally believed, al
"0SSh there WAS out htlle doubt that, a, the
'me he made the confession, he was in,oxicat-
d
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-04
ag,,sIAND8IAs
~ MORNING, MAY 4. 1893.

- have heard of several removals and
z -, in this District; but think At best
p u.s. :, announcement elsewhere.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-04
This is to give ~ tice,

TJNHAT the subscribers of Al xandria County, IN the
District Of Columbia, have obtain, Il from the tr.
pans' Court Of said county letters ties smentar, OH
the estate of VII lam HARPER, late ut the coun'v
aforesaid deceased, All persons having CLAIMS sgan'
SAID decedcnt are HEREBY warned 10 exhibit h' same
to he subscribers with the vouchers thereof passed
by the Orphans Court or betcr the frs day ct May
IS o. or they may, by law, be excluded iron al ne
neft o said estate; and those indebted ther to are
required to make immediate payment
Given under our hands, this Is, day of Ma, 1873.
JOSIAH a DAVIS,
JnO. HARPER,
WILLIAM HARPER,
Executors of William Harper decd.
may l-d2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-04
Books! Books!

lust received and for sale at reduced prices, an adj
q ditional supply of Books. =, IN
q Persons wishing to purchase will please call
and examine the assortment. -
m,vI GEO. WHITE, .7uct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-04
Boots. Shoes. sc.
Public Sale of Land-f'or Cash

I WDIIC NdIC OF fIdiTV"T Vt dSII'
DUReUANr to a decree of the county Court OF
i Fairfax, pronounced or the list day It August.
1928, between william Russ,l', complainant. and Da.
MEL r. Du,any and others, defendants, will proceed
to sell, fur cssi the pr, mlss 10 the highest bid
der, on Monday the 29fh June 1879, at II o'clock,
Ca sale und.r former a,lvrrtsement having been
efrcted,) Certain tract If land lying in the county c
Fairfax aud state OF Virginia. near the reside nee o
the said Daniel DuIany, containing about
-Four Hundred and Fifty acres.
This was originally first rate Upland. ann has not
been material, injured BY iEjudciou cultivation "
is about miles from Georgetown. and eleven
miles from Alexandria. 1t is well wstered, and has
on it AN abundance ct timber for all farming purposcs'
its fences good and conveniently arranged the
title is believed be perfectly unexceptlonable, and
the land will be shown to any person wishing to exa.
mine it, by Mr.. Du!any.
7. W. HEWITT, Comm.
The Inteligencer viii cory thu ms' 1e'ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-04

ment OF the interests Of the people Of his dis
tric,, the extension Of their commerce, and The
cause of internal improvement.
fSiuce the above paragraph was written, we
have learnt the result of the Norfolk election.
The polls closed on the evening Of the third
day. The result was as follows
George Loyal -. 33l
Thomas Newton - 2s4
Majority for MIR. Loyal 10Y
Majority with which Mr. Newton came 100
10 the Borough election
Deduct Mr.. Loyall's majority in the 10Y
Borough
Leaves Mr.. Newton's ma in the District Is
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG.
Congress.
Richard Coke. 81
Burwell Blsseu IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-04
SHIP NEWS

SAILED, May |,
Brig Lucy Ann, Drummond, Corr: e market.
ARRIVED, May .,
Schr ZilIah, Townsend, New York; freight for the
District.
Schr. Columbia, Kirkland, New York; freight for
the District.
Schr Erie, Bartram, hence, at New York 50th uit.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-04

The Telegraph does rot ct beseemlv, as
he official organ, Of the Cabinet and Cow: Ga
tie. 1t shout not "vaunt Itself nor DE- puff
~ 40" We marvel that MIR, Gen. Duff
drsen Esq. with sl his Slushing honors 'hi k
'oon him, should occupy his paragraph grl"d
'ns faculties, in mannfac uring replies TO squ,ts
nd crackers WHICH are fired at him from lis
political opponents, The cid SAYING however
aaWue One-er n,hiio, SihH III.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-04
Soda w ater.

IOHN B. HEPBURN off RS for sale, at his Confec.
% tionary, SODA U.4TER and SHERBET The
principal ingredients IF which the Sherbet is compos-
ed are odorferous Spices entirely unsophisticated,
and constitutes highly scintIlatng saluerous beve
rage Also double refined LEHO.V SYRUP, con
vcnent, salutary and cheap, and warranted to con-
tain nothing deleterious to health
nav l--3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-04
james Mckenzie &Co

EAVE been receiving by every packet from New
IL York, since The opening of the season, addition
al supplies of staple and fancy goods. adapted to the
Spring and Summer Trade;
and present to thsr friends and the public
sor,ment, general and selects and at prices the most
favourable Through their resident partner in New.
York, who is in daily attendance upon the auctions in
that city, they ,cH continue to receive, throughout The
season, Veekty supplies Of whatever may be new and
desirable april 50-6teo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-04
Drawing on N, 5d Of June.
CoHFy's OFFICE, BALTIMORE,
.!r,H 1923.
MARYLAND State ] lottery,

Mar land Stafe I-olttTy,
No y, f.r 1929,
.3RRqyGED on TIE ODD q EVEN SYSfEI
%, which the holder .: two tickets, o" two >",'c''
certain of obtaining at cqst One Prize, nndmGy drat
7hree-snd in the ,arre proportion for any 81
quantity, No prize less M1n -Four DoAlrs The draw
ing is fixed the Sd June in order to allow distant
adventures the opportunity of investing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-04
BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT.

TU.NOEROW al 10 O'Clock a. w.
Will be sold at tn store lately occupied by Uoker
e Edison, on Royal.strert,
l bed and msrrass. &c. bureau; tables two
stoves; bcdstt ads. chairs &C courter glass cases;
shoemakers lasts, benches, Sc together with a va
rlctyio other articles
AIo, he residue of stock on hand Of
Boots, shoes. sc.
Also, If not previously disposed OF, Carrio'e L
Horn. may q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-04
Spring GuoAs.

New Spring Goods.
JNO. VI JOHNSON & Co.
1--WE just received from New York very large
Ii and well selected a>sor'msnt of
Seasonable Dry Goods,
which they principally purchased at auction by the
package, and will seI as low, by wholesal, they
can he purchased in Baltimore and BY RETAIL as low
possible. They also keep supply of
Cotton Yarn
from the manufactnry at Occoquan, which is equal in
quality TO any manufactured, and will sell at the Bal
tmore price.
Alexandria. april 24-lm
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1o GRAND i.oDGE.-A semi annual COM
mu ncstion Of the Grand Lodge "f the Ds,ric, OF Co
mTnhi, will be held at Free Nasons' Hail. in th CITY
of Washington. on Tuesday next. at ~ O'Clock. AN.
WILLIAM LAMBERT, Grand sec'y.
yn.v 1-2t
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New Sp-ing Goods

lGHARD s. HOPKINS X 90. have received and
offer for sal. general assortment Of Seas"n,ble
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRT GOODS,
purchased on the best terms, and which they will
sell as low AS any al er house. NAV
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-04

THIS DAY.
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
No far 1879,
Will be drawn in the Cit, OF Philadelphia on Monday
eth Mayo numbers-9 drawn ballots.
Highest Prizes:
g prizes of 10000; 9 of 1888; 40 OF 900;
~ o. 500, &c, &c
Tickets SlO; halves 5; On rters 80; eiShths %
Washington City Lottery, sth Class,
Will be drawn in the C,tv OF Washington on Thursday
9TH uay-54 numhers-8 dr,wn ballots.
Highest Prize $4,000.
Tickets 81; Halves 2; Quarters /.
For sale at
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r. CORSE,S

Lottery and Exchange office, K'ng-st Alexandria,
10 81 go % SO
are the drawn numbers from the Maryland Lottery for
the benefit of Washington and ST. Johns Colleges
first class for 1929. may