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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-16
BENJAMIN N. MAgRUpER

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
VI AvISG oeated himself Union Hills, Fluvspns on
" the msn stage fosd esdins ffoD Chsrlotsvllie Rich
mond having uoee h'msef IN The pfas Of Lawn part
With John Tinbstl.ke Jt Esq Of sid pitce, vssnd ne
Superior sud Inferior Courts % hibensre LOUIS sal Fu.
vanns, and tbe Superior snd risry Cout Of 6sochlsnd
Any comwvnicston addressed fi,p, eorjsiuy, o. "
hpsslf "oafaHg wii Ae ffsTfly s,sadsa -
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-16

EOHN b. ROY having removed to Norfolk, has
established himself there as Commission
NJ Merchant, and will transact any business confided
to his care. The possession of the com,nodious
fire proof Public Warehouse, situated in the most
eligible part of the Borough, enables him TO offer
TO the planters descending the Roanoke, secure
and conveniest Storage for their produce His
office s in the house recently occupied by Messrs
j. s. y. T.. Tabb. June 2. Tiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-16
a RUNAWAY INIAI

TWAS committed 70 the Jsil of Gloucester county Va on
the Esd day Of January last, man by The uss
Of says he .the property b. Fletcher Of
East orids that he purehssed in -o,sa when ,nsi
boy sp1 carried where the where he wa.
bought BY the said Fleehes From the srpesnee of tn.
said negro aud his accounts he frposes Re
twenty eight bsek six
high, aud very intelligent for slave Whsn
I,' he bad ou coat OF grey cloth. The
eques.ed forward Prove property and taic him
swsy or he viii De sold the law dir eeis
JAMES II. JONES, Tailor,
Clio. County, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-16

tlHE subscribed bvgs leave inform hs
pnblc, hs renewed to this city, and will prsctic,
law ia all the Courts which holden here County
of Hanover Those who entru.t him with the N
of their business, mayreiy upon the s,rise,, attention
d. BRIGGS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-16

ITO be Coniinued.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-16

June S.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19
. CONVENTION EIlECTINNSs.

go VUIFV ENIIjIN- T,LECIItINr.
sgdnsenoad- Joseph Prentis 90, Littcton W.
Tazewel 60, George Loyal So, Richard II. Baker
AZ, Robert b. Taylor 40, John T. Kilby 30 IIernuel
Cornlck %, Arthur Emnerson 20, John Curnick s.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19


Col Wru Canpteli, Of Bedford 355 n 402
Or James Saunders, Of LynelIbwg, 80 d., 2a1
Judge WBI Daniel, Of do. I4o 22l 3;5
lcachy r. liil.Ier OF Bedford, 1875 257 asa
baj Vim. Duval, of buckingham, 355 SIS 351
Galohn MenDiss, OF Bedford Jos 2IT 522
Geo Booker, of buckingham 70 gag 81
Sam1 Branch OF do. Is * 1SI
SanfI ADthouy, of Campbell, 6o
Pleasant NJ Gorgn, of Bedford, Is ~
John z. Gray, OF DO 27 "a,
Wortbampfon.-T r. Joynes 1Js Severn + Packer
100, T. Upsur 80 Thomas r. Yeatnan g. CALVIN r. Read
tau
LoacisaJames Madison so5 p P Harbour 311, y Watson
25 Rob stanard Us, H. g. Winston 126 w. iIollGay go
Pendsetog Moore NJ 'Coy al, Tapp ia syopc 1o5.
Jones 49, Baldwin 49, johnson 81 g. Pevton q KHnv
Ifhc why the candidates living in Aupugra and Pe
ton obtained large Rockbridse over tho Rockbire
cdnddatss was, that there general understanding that
Augusta was TO nave two, and Pendeton and Rockidge
member each IN the convention There also general
deranng that Baldwin and Johnson were 10 be the Augusta
members, and Gen MCoy the Pendleon member aud ilc
only contest as 70 the Rockbridge member
Prime GeorgeJ. Y Mason 1876, T. Ruin 1o9 F. T. Riycs
121, Harrison 81 Austin Claiborne % j. Carg o. Richd
ETes 70, Mason II, Urquhart 15 A. Smith g. Carr Bow.
cts 8, J. Hoffman 2, Trezvant 80.
Lo1tdounJapes Monroe 438, Cbas F. Mercer $685. Rchd
H. Henderson 1892 VIM b. T. Mason 500 VIM. n. Fizhu.b
~ C!hber Powell1T7 Fairfax yet TO Four first c
Men Ks,t--C orected-John B. Clopon 1865, John Mar
shall 40 VIM Chambeayne l4I, Joha Tyler So N. Nicho-
Jas as John Robertson IL, b. Basset H. Robert Saunders g.
167voes given, in all
At ameeng offresholdes eeoders friendly 70 TIC
extension of the right Of suffrage Powhatan court bouse
Monday the Eth day of May 829 Doc Francis Harris was
called to the chair and William Pope appointed secretary
Inc object Of the meeting having been explained by Robt "
montague esq on motion committee appointed by the
char 70 report preamble and resolutions expressive the
iects Of the meeting.
Whereupon, Rc6t " Montague, H. Harris Col J. oods
s. C. Porter, Sublet w Scott NJ p Atkinson C. Cooke D.
Fuqua, J. g. Davis T. J. Archer F. s. smith and Tho Ro
beGon appointed committee who having retired so
time, made the followingreport
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19

0c.7- JOB PnsNTTSti executed 4, The T.is SEE,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-16
Yhnmas Ming,
rnn ArY a 4 n Il All I'm.


King street. 6et,oeen tie Franklin House and ely Hofef
yJlAKEs this method of returning his sincere thanks
to hi. friends and the public in general, for past
fvor and continues to solicit the same for the future
He has Just received fresh supply OF FsLL GOODS.
He viii be able to supply all orders in his line of bu
sness The shortest soce, and on the most reasona
bile terms for cash lie has on hand all kinds ct
READY MADE CLOTiilNG-coais, paDtaloons and
vests; cravas stners and fashionable collars; rufled
and plain shirts general assortment OF gentemen's
gloves, socks and stockings He has on hand an
assortment of fashionable ciohs-blue, black, olive,
drab and steel mixed do; also cassimeres, blue,
black and fancy coors and good assortment OF sati
ne,ts handsome assortment OF vestngs toilinet and
swansown vcIvets and Silks also, good assortment
of bang up and hunters cords, handsome assortment
of Tartan plads and blue and brown cambletsi an as
sortment of Aannels of different colors; handsome
assortment of fashionable buttons; gilt, plated and
Steel and large white pearl buttons, for gentemens
coats and fashionable black buttons good assert
mcnt of caiicoes; ladies' mocksons and chiidreh's
gloves Also general assortment of
LADIES & GENTLEMENS CLOARS.
orders will be tsken which will be made up to any
fashion with neatness and dispatch at such prices as
will be satisfactory TO those who may favor him with
their patronage.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-16
SHORT SAYINGS roR THE New YEAR.


Clearness is the rule of speaking, as sinceri-
ty is the rule ofthinking. SsIlies Of wi, which
are too bright, are like flashes of lightning;
they dazzle rather than illuminate.
Conceir and ignorance are most unhappy
composition, for none are SO invincible as the
half witted, who know just enough 20 excite
their pride, but not so much as 10 cure their
ignorance.
1t is sign CT strong mind not to be over
anxious to display ones wit, bu Of a commen-
dable modesty not 10 dssire 10 outshine others,
when we are sensible that can do SO.
A warm helrt requires cool head. Cou.
rage wi'hau, dscn tion is like fancy without
judgmeul-al! sail and no ballast.
Labour is good, if no. for food, certainly for
physie.
None are more inclined 10 become the enc
mics Of vice, Than those who have been its
slaves, and are SO happy as 10 have broken from,
their bopdape
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-16
ONE OF THE CURED.
"Chnrloiiesv.lle, PA J January l. 1929.

"ChdrOffesrsHe, va January l, l 829
MIR. WIN SwAiM-DE SIR: YonI favor CT
the ga last month has heen received. do
no, know tina, the ia les which have occurred in
my family could add to the already hg ly de-
served reputation of your PAHAcEA, waeu placed
IN comparison with the numerous wonderful
cures in III, many desperate Eases in which it
has successfully operated. | will, however,
give you Il short account OF thosr occ urring in
10y fa,oIv, which you Can use as YOU please.
81 !, frs, was a case OF my clerk, who was
attacked with violent rh.umatsm, insomuch,
that he could not move even a finger, attended
with high le,eIs, which at lengih eac ned the
head. / called in Two Physicians, ore of tn. ID
Dr. Dungi,son, Professor of the Theory and
Prac ice of Medicine, &, in the University Of
Virginia, Sc sc. SC. who, after cansuliation,
tolG ms ,har although appearances did not then
indi ate a fatal termination, yet such might be
The result. and that certainly cure il effected
a, all would De very tedious and protracted.-
DR.. Dunglisou was the consulting physician; .
course of medicine was adopted and persisted
in by the attending physician tor ahuu, week
or ten days, but the patient grew every day
worse, when he himself proposed to use the
Panacea which the doctor rtjeSted but, finally,
the young man determined, on his own res pom
siblli,y, TO use it. The doc tor then came to see
him only as a friend. The good effects OF the
Panacea Began 10 be developed about the third
day, when The patient could mike use Of one
arm a little, with gradual subsiding Of fever;
he slep, easier every night, and in three or -four
weeks was perfectly well, and has been so ever
since, which is Is months. During the trial
of the Panacea, the use Of it was sometimes alb
s,ained from, for two or three days, when the
-pa,ieu, would invariably relapse, and upon re-
Stunning the use Of il, state Of improvement
was always manifest.
"TAe Doctors no,c say Moi he might haze goi
,ceN triihom The use Of asy medicine.
used your Panacea in Two oiher cases, with
my children. One Of Them with sore eyes, so
much inflamed, that frequently during rhc space
OF IL months, we kept them bound up To shut
out the light, which she could not bear A
blister and seaton were resortcd 10, which re-
lie,ed for short time only, when they became
as sore as ever-a course Of mercury was re-
commended by the physicians, but not pursued
! our Panacea cured them efrctualy In three
weeks. The third was case Of impu,i'y Of
the blood, which was In a very short time re-
moved. Neither Of The children were more
than four years old, and they cid not suffer the
least Inconvenience from the of the Pana.
ces, accompanied by no change Of die,
Very respectfully, yours, SC.
Jan l6-S, ISAAC RAPHAEL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-16
Communications.

T>HE enclosed, ecrntly received, letter, from
gentleman Of much respectability, be-
Ing read to me, ] requested, and was favored
with it for publication. for which purpose
send i, ,oyou. | have mvsei' derived no inco,
siderah bsnef; from Seams Pdnacsa, and
an, glad TO CT some well au,henticat d cases,
Of lis extraordinary effects, in such form, as
shall command universal belief. The publica-
zion oi anonymous letters make little or no inn
preston. l. IS qui,e otherwise, when persons
Of credit aud sanding give their names as
spuchtrs for the tru;H Of The statements they
make. How can we shui. eyes against the
light Of ruth; how can we SO entirely close up
every avenue 10 our minds as 10 iesis, ihr mass
OF evidence pre- sen;cd in behalf Of the Panacea
So extensive is the conviction Of lis healing and
restoring quaIities, thai many desperate adven-
turrrs, who, from the love OF money, woHld
speculate upon the health and hives of fellow
beings, CLAIM for their compositions, some sort
Of afIi lily 10 Sw.im's PaHacr., aud illus dis
guised they abuse the public con6deCce, and in
place Of tried aud approved medicine, they
give Stops and mixtures, which, if they do no
harm, do as much good as can reasonably BE-
expected. keep the public 100 long Il ON The
letter Of Mr.. Raphael
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-16

=, century, should furnish specimens oil painuns
sculpture and poetry eaqual to those OF the ma
lions Of Interpretations over whose insu'u'
lions antiquity has thrown its mantle, and most
Of whose eminent men have no Other subjects
en- which 10 exercise, their talents Nor DO we
think the genius of our government adverse 10
these pursuits, The whole cause oil our aPPa>
rent backvardnes., seems to lie in the reason
ve have stated. There is Certainly ho'hins
,sr. n eramp The mind-to fttter The UNDER
.,,,d;nv or 10 chain the intellect. Imagination
ear n i,s loftiest elevation, and young
ss,;us wing its eagle flight, rich dew drops
shaking from its plume. Of light" Nay the
mind is even assisted in expanding its powers,
[hv the words which declare that "ali men are
|frre ard equal" and The doctrine which opens
|,b. posl of honour alone 10 the Nirtuous and
deserving, and not to the great and hish'oorn.
INSTEAD then Of uniting with our enrious ri
,,,s in decryipg our infsnt literature, let as
nroud,s point to what il has been, TO what II Is,
and to wha, with half the opportunities OF our
transatlantic brethren il will be- Let the sons
of American gerius receive the NEED oi praise
whic h is their due, the support Of their fellow
citizsn., and me couu,enance OF The American
press Already the sarcastic exclamation oil
the British crilics-"who reads an American
3ook"-is buried back upon them, and their
own papss their booksellers, and The British
public appealed TO, for a triumphant answer 10
,br question. What may not another half CEN
fury bring forth?
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-16

Extract Of letter dated "Sr- 3aRrs, Decem-
Der 5.--We have rep"r, here that Beasiey's
vessel has been seized in Curacao. She is the
vessel tha, fired into French frigate, aud the
British cruisers are pursuing them IN all d..
rec ions. rre notorious Aim, ida, vi i another
in company, uuder the Busnos ayrean flag, cap
,ured two fine Portuguese 50 ships: they a''empt-
ed to &c, them ia here, and at ST. Eusatins; but
they aud their prizes were both driven of; and
they have proceeded to some one OF thr Keys,
where the property, without any account 10 the
Government under whose flag they pretend TO
sail, and without any condemnation, will be dis
posed, uf."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-16

From HALIFAX n. S.. The B)stp" p Alladi.
um of the 9,h instant says-"We received hfeS
of Halifax papers yes,erday with dates as late
as the Sd instant The most importaa, items
Of Intelligence follow. Nine thousand stand Of
arms have arrived at Haifox from Enelauo in
the Volane, and t,oo thousand more ords ed
from the arsenal at Bermuda; hY~ thousand Of
these arms have been forwarded to S.. Jorn, n.
B. We have full confidence in The ge"tle dis
positions Of our Colonial friends, aud do no,
fear wat they will ever noin' their new guns
across The lines. l. cannot be that the British
government have been AZ the expense OF send
ing over their instrument, Of dea'h on account
of the result OF our recen, Presidential ee ion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-16
Thirty Dollars Reward

4 BOUT the first of December last, n negro man
n named LLOYD, absconded from the farm
tins place. heretofore in the possession of Mrs Eliza
beth Ann Bowie, now under my charge Loy is a.
bout % years Of age and about feet 10 inches high
dark complexion speaks slow. and not likey had
one or both of his feet little fosbitten years
ago; clothes not recollected
If he is taken in Prince George County, Maryland,
or in tho District Of Columbus, and brought home to
safely secured in Jail so that get him again,
will give Twenty Dolars and if apprehended out OF
the County and more than thirty miles from home, I
will give he above reward of Thirty Dollars and pay
all reasonable expenses incurred in bringing him home.
RICHARD l.. HUMPHREYS,
Receiver on the estate of John + Bowie, decd.
Piscatsway, Prince Georges Comfy, Jan ID.
ian l6-3tawtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-16
Notice to Creditors

VNTHEREAS number of claims against the estate
wv of Samuel Craig, deceased. were presented to
the late MIR John G. Ladd, as administrator with the
will annexed, in his lie time and those claims not
proven as the law requires-1Ms Is TO gre notice to
such creditors that unless their claims sasfncto.
rily established on or before the first day of March,
1882 they will be excluded fro participating ill the
benefits Of said estate. ywentysiS and Fl, e-eig tbs
per centum viii be paid TO those creditors whose
claims have been properly adjusted and proven, on or
before the first day of January next, BY application Ia
me at my dwelling, on Wolt-srcet any evening after
three O'Clock. ISAAC ROBBINS, Admir-
De bonis ron snd Trustee Of Samuel Craig deceased.
decd eo1w&lawt1stM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-16

TO pay the interest Of the debt and the coin.
rensa,ion to officers, &c: and to leave sur.
plus Of S4ls,o5s.
This affords very Hat,ering view Of the vast
importance Of those works, as we'll as of the
prosperous condition of The country There
are the strongest reasons 10 expect that the bu-
siness transacted through these channels Of in
,ernal intercourse, will increase from year to
year, and when the Debi shall DE extinguished,
they will be The sources Of The most abundant
inc ONE 10 The State. ~ y Daily y4dv.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-16

I,appears, by Governor Van Buren's speech
that the tolls collected on the Canals, durin g
,he pas, year, announced to eigh, hundred and
thirty three thousand dollars. The present
canal Debt is S7,73o,l56, no part Of which is
PAYABLE within eight years, BY the purchase
Of stock, and paying a loan tina, fell due. the
Commissioners have paid off The original debt.
SSs4,6l5, and they have now on hand $685.,
sS2. The revenue OF The last year has been
sufficient to defray the expenses Of repairs SC.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-16

The Legislature Of New Hampshire have
passed bill for dispensing the Literary Fund.
The bill provides that his f"nd, smonn,ing 10
n arly sixty Thousand dollars, shall he divided
amongst the several owns, proPortiouably "a
the amount Of their State taxes, 10 h expended,
according 10 ne pleasure of the towns, for the
purposes Of educ anon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-16

The Senate Of NEW YoRK has rejected a
proposition from the House OF Assembly, TO
pay The postage on letters aud papers sent to
members. An Albany paper remark, that, by
hi, decision, the State will ave six or eight
thousand dollars, while many Of the members
viii lose 6fy, in the course of the session.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-16
SWllp NEWS

ARRIVED, janis,
The brig Criterion; Taylor, New Orleans; sugar and
nolasses to G. & I. p. Thompson :
Brig Victor Gray, Boston; lime to VIM. Fowle s Co.
SAILED,
Schr Lady Brooks, Griffin, Boston.
Schr Washington, Wilson, hence, at Ncw-York 18th
instant
The brig Belvdera. from this port, has arrived at
St. Thomas.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-16

u.LirAx-The Newton GazerIe acknow
hedges the receipt Of Hl!ifax papers to the Sd
instant. The general failure Of the crop oi
Whea, is spoken of as having nearly shaken
the confidence Of the agriculturists, in The fit
ness Of that climate for its culture
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-16

A Clay has recently been discovered in the
margin OF a small stream in Ohio, possessing
all the prop r'ies Of the imported Spanish
Blown, a. aiceriaiaed by those who have ex>
perimenied with ii /, is said that it NAV he
had in abundance. Thus is the earth develop
ing her resources, ami yielding up to the uses
Of men, her hidden treasure.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-16

In speech OF Nv L,vins,,on, at New Or.
leans he stated tina, sixty millions were inves.
tel in the southern states, in The culture of SUI
gsr-whioh at present yielded al income Of a
bout per cent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-16

The ship Harrie, has oeea taken up ny the
American Colonization Society, and will soon
sail from Norfolk for Liberia with co!ored emf
grants. She will carry on, about one hundred
ani eighty persons, most Of whom reside IN
Virpin:a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-16

PHrLApELPHn PArIEScE,-Iti is mentioned as
an illustration Of the good nature aud forhear-
ance Of the Philadrlphians, that, at one Of The
theatres, 81 child squalled the whole evening
and nobody lost pa,ience."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-16
Office of The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Q ompnny
Washington, july 80, 1928.

Office of The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal 0mpany
Washington, July 80, 1923.
NOTICE is hereby given, that an insalncnt of two
~ dollars pei share every share ct stock in the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, is required to
be paid on the Sd day of October next and further
nstamen of two dollars per share tie Sd day Of
November next, further instamcnt Of two dollars
and half per share the Sd day Of December next.
and further instalmeni of two oars and half per
share on the Sd day of January next; tuIther sum
oftwo dollars and half per share. on the Sd day OF
February nc xt and further ,um ut two doIiais and
half per share the Sd day OF March ncxt which ins
ments must he paid 10 the credit OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, the Cashier other pro.
per officer of either of the following Banks. viz:
The Branch Of the Bank ofthe United States, at
Washington.
The Bank of Washington, at Washington,
Tho Farmers & Mechancs' Bank at Georgetown,
The Bank of Alexandria, at Alexandra,
The Bank of Potomac, at do
The Farmers Bank Of Alexandria at do.
The Mechanics Bank Of Ale xandra a, do.
The Hagerstown Bank, in Hagerstown, Mary land
The Branch ofthe Valley Bank at Charlestown,
Virginia.
Nv order of the President and Directors:
JOHN r. lSGLE.
Clerk Of the C. Il o. Canal Co.
Extract from. the By-La,os Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Cnn| 0mpdny.
"sEcrIoS VIII.
s.rbe President ahd Directors of the Compsny shall
designate the Banks within the District of Columbia,
u;thin which the funds ofthe Company shall be depo.
sited; whenever any money shall be payable to the
Company, In pursuance ofsny call upon the Stock.
holders or OH any othe the person from whom
the same is due, shall make payment to the Cashier
or other proper officer, of any one OF the Banks 30 DE-
sipnated The certificate ofpayment by such Cashier
or officer delivered TO the Treasurer, shall be recefv-
ed by him evidence of payment ana ,u'nos W."
70 pass his receipt" aug
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-16
Bank of Alexandria,

December .9h, 1928.
vElHE Stockholders in this institution hereby
tiled that the annual election for ten Director
serve the ensuing year, will be held at the Old Coun.
ell Chamber the th,rd Monday (the 18th of January
next The polls Will open at 10 A. 81. and close at
VI. ). l.. MckENNh, Cashier
dec Cote
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-16

Two blacks named Scott and Williams, were
convicted in the n. York Court Of Sessions, Of
stealing chain cat Bile, weighing about one thou
sand pounds.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-16
lost.

pETWEEN Washington and Alexandria, on the
ID l4th instant, a Gold Sea-, Slide and Ring, Sth
a small plain ring hanging to the same he seal was
half circle, wha white three-square set and played
on pi. OTIS, mewhat The finder, by leaving it
with MIR. Newton, at the Franklin House, will be IL
berally rewarded.
jan 10 st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-16

Connecticut State Lottery, No 6,
For the benefit of the Retreat for the nsane to be
drawn ut Hartford on Tuesday the 18th Janusry. 4S
numbers7 drawn ballots. Highest prize iio, 900 -
Ticket, IS, halves 9 50, quarters : IS.
Washington City Lottery, 5th Class,
To be ,lawh in the Gay of Washington on Thursday
the 18th January. ~ numbers 6 drawn ballots
Highest prize 5000 Tickets 50, halves 50, quar-
tiers Is cts
New-York Consolidated Lottery, No Is,
will be drawn in The City of New-YGrk on Tues lay,
the Goth Januar, ~ numbers, drawn ballots
Capital prize $4,000 Tickets SO. halves 10; guar.
tiers S, eighths 9 5O-Ecr sale at
y. II. WHITES
Lottery office, Royol street.
jan