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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20

ASTONISHING PERFoRMANcE.-We have seen
within these few days specimen Of fine writ
ing, from the pen OF our townsman M. Miller,
which we assure has never been tqualied.
Within the compass Of silver sixpence he has
distinctly and beautifully written with pen
he Lords prayer; the creed, and the names OF
thr Old Testament, the names Of the books OF
the New Testament, the IL tribrs Of Israel, our
Saviou,'s 70 apostles; the wonders OF the
world, the mechanical powers, the prima.
tive colours, the senses, The IL months Of The
year, the names the governor, deputy govern
nor, secretary, and solicitor Of the bank of Eng,
land, the writer. name and age, and having in
The middle drawing Of the Glasgow city arms
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20
From a late French paper.

On Tuesday, twenty young workmen OF the
town Of S.. Germaiu~en-Laye, appeared before
theTrbunal Of or rec tional Police a,Versailles,
the charge of having uttered sedi'i"us cries,
s crea,eda nocturnal disturbance. The follow
ing are the facts ul The case:-On the 4lh May
a party OF young men went from ST. Germaiu
TO tic village Of Csrriere. where they spen' the
day. On their way home in the evening, hey
uttered cries Of Pee fEnpereur! Piue Ia repu6-
Ique! a 5as Charles II lie pain tro's sous!
Among them was Oh indi: idual who carried a
pole, on which were fixcdthree pocket handker'
chi Is, one blue, another white, and the third
red. Upon reaching the area in front vi the
church OF ST. German they planted their stan
dard IN The mids, of themselves, and danced
rount. IT, a, The same time re peaiing ther e2cIa,
nations. One Of the party having cried Qni
rirc The answer returned was 1roup dc nopoleon'
Gcndarmcs were scat 10 ,he spot, and he par
" were dispersed, bu, they again assembled,
and having planted tree in public place,
danced round it and sang song, The chorus oil
which was Ticc Napoleon' pics Ia Repu6hque'
The twenty who now appeared for 'ilal were IN
consequence taken into custody. None oil me
prisoners were above Is years oil age. aln
their defence, they stated that their cries could
no, have been uttered with an evil intention, as
they had never known Napoleon. and were not
So,n a, the time OF the Republic. One Of
Them thought tba, there could he noting illc-
o al in their cries on accoun, OF the liberty Of lie
nress. After the witnesses had been heard, the
tribunal condemned two Of the prisoners 10 3
mon hs impris onmcnt six to 4 months; and
eight 10 S days imprisonment, and to pay
fine of l5rr The four Others were acquitted
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20

The BeLAir, Md. Citizen states, tina, VIC.
lent storm passed over that village on Wednes-
day last. The rain descended in torrents, and
the wind blew with such violence, as to pros
trate the crops Of small grain, and almost all
the fencing on some farms. and committed
great havoc among the orchard and forest
trees. Nearly two hundred timber trees were
blown down upon one farm. The same paper
states that the crops Of small grain are mostly
cut, and secured. The wheat Is in general very
good, probably more than an average CROP
But the Rye has been much injured by the Sc
verify of,he winter; AID it is stated as the gem
er al impres sion, tina, there will no, be half an
average crop. The corn looks well, SO far; and
the oats promise to be abundant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20

The account copied by US from the Mercan'
tile Advertiser some days since, Of plan by
Sir Isaac Coffin TO fit ou' brig al Boston, TO
be used "for Tie instruction Of Young men in
nautical science," is said in the Bosom Bulle-
tin to be incorrect. A brig, il is said has been
purchased for Sir Isaac Coffin, by one OF his
friends in Boston, for the purpose OF making
l1isureIy excursion in The hot summer months
along the coast with some OF his young rela-
,ives in Nantucket; but Sir lsaAc having been
suddenly seized with severn BIT of the govt
mas been Obliged TO give up the plan, and the
vessel has sailed with cargo Of ice for The
West Indies.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20
COMM ERCIAL.
BALTIMORE, July Is.


E,or,-Tbe business of the week, far as transac.
ons have come to our knowledge, has not been cha
racterised by much activity. Sales OF several parcels
of Howard street Flour have been made from store
IS Is per barrel cash interest added and tor sma
parcels Of fresh ground IS S7t have neen PsI We
understand the state of the market the age OF the ar
Gle makes the difference in price, number o' the
holders of parcels which have not been recently manu-
factured being willing sell at IS Is per barrel cash.
while those who have parcels OF fresh gruund demand
and have received, IS S73 per barre'. some VI .ne
holders of fresh lots ask advance on the latter rate
The wagon pr,ce appears to be quite undetermined
this week some of the dealers having paid AS low 70
and others IS and S73 per barrel The very uiml-
nshed receipts will perhapsaccountfo tor this uncertain!
in the prioc =,
sales of fresh ground City Wills -Four. in moderate
narc.l. have been made in the course OF the week
until Thursday Inclusive at % % per osrrei OH oe
with nte rest added and lot OF zOO barrels AZ tns
rate without interest We are advised OF sale OF TINS
dcrn,on Tor cash at IS per barrel and that more can
he obtained at the same rate We therefore quote 'e
cash price accordingly although should be remarked
that some of the holders name higher rate,
About 1000 barrels Susquehanns Flour nave oeeh
,ten this week for export al IS per BARREL on time,
with interest added The stock of this sort IS much
diminished; and holders firm at that price for what
remains 49,,
the market within the last two or .hTse Gays nsr
Of good rcd Virginia WAS sold on THURSDAY Me per
busIel. and a cargo of white Virginia, not OF prime
onality. at 81 o. To-day some parcels Of Eastern
Shore Of Md red Wheat Of good quality, were sold,
one at 95 cents and another at 81 per bushe io'
was also sold at 90 cents There appears to be put III
Tie d.noson on the part of the mers to purchase at
and very good parcels Cannot be quoted high
er today than 95 100 cents and ordinary parcels pro-
portienably lower. ,o,.rd
The scan, supplies Of Corn and an nree
since our last. On Thursday morning sales OF good
parceIs of white and yellow were made at Al GEMS
later however, ON the same day, the market exhibited
tendency to depression. and sales were made a. 10
snts To.l.y the best parcels will not command more
m AZ cents and at that price they pretty iree
taten This is about The current rate OF the market
for The best parcels of both kinds, and we quote ac
cortlingly.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20

Mail TO NEw ORLEANs.-T Enquirer
states that the p NJ General has turned his
attention TO expedi ing the mail between Wssh-
ing,on City and Orleans. IL is thought the
rouie can be accomplished in ten digs less
time, than it now, tak"s. The route will be
through Mobile The Messrs. Por'ers, TO whose
enrerprize and energy the country is already so
mueh indebted, it is said, Intend uni'ine their
force with Others 10 accomplish this work
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20
aN,E.H.A.AAN - S,fAAs
uoynAy MORNING, JULY 20. 1923.

:, bsyond all doubt, deep and abic-
ems. OF The injustice Of the proscrip'ive
IS The Government among the People;
!, i, equally uue that great change mas
1 place in public sentiment, since the Pr'o-
IS Of the Administration on this head have
distinctly svowed. We speak not as par
As-for We sre not-but in the spirit OF fair
and caudor, and ask ifi' is MOI the fac'!-
before warm and decided, have gradually
|. ID their tempers. and become moderate
Ljoubtful now speak openly Of their sbhor-
> If the sys,em-aad personal knowledge
Io,izs, Us to saw, ,ha, some thorough>go-
IN, hip,,>minJed and intelligent, Jackson
nave renounced the party Ia which they
l. been attached, and honestly declare they
|, b. en- deceived.
h the Administration, deaf TO The voice OF
On. and 10 public opinion, should persist IN
cour,.. i, must go down There is nothing
ave j.. for the character Of he men asso-
ID with il, and he reputation oil many II
nut into of ?, will bu, add other weights to
load which is to pull il down.
rhe friends of General Jackson have hardly
n more disappointed than his former opPo-
rs. twas thought on all hands, and ny
n nsr.ies, hat something Ike magnan'n'fy
Md marx nj, official acrs, and that, what
r nigh, be his measures, his motives would
unouestioned. We who deprecated his
.,ion Can take no blame TO ourselves that so
nv have felt the sad reverse.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20
Steam Boat for Sale

~DnnA The 1iber Steam Boat
a Company, being anxious to close
e2R51I1,.9s1D their concerns, have authorized
- = The sale of the Boat together with
the Engine, apparatus, and furniture. complete She
80 feet long by % feet lis breadth, and is built Of the
very best materials, drawing but 20 inches Of wacr
The engine was built in Pttsburs last winter and 10
pronounced by good judges TO be very complete. Her
cabins are large and commodous, and are completely
and handsomely furnished For ferry boat or lighter
she is admirably adapted Part of the cabins could be
removed without diff Guilty, which, with the room al
ready afforded, would furnish ample accommodations
for any kind of freight She will be sold low. and on
very accommodating terms For more particular nfor-
nation apply, either person by letter, to Corne-
lius Mel can, agent, Washington, -. C.
Likewise, sundry parts ofanother Engine are offered
for sale. Apply as above.
rhe Baltimore Patriot, Alexandra Gazette, M rfolk
Herald Richmond Enquirer, aud Petersburg Intelli-
gencer are requested to publish the above three times
week for three weeks and send their accounts as 4
bove for payment.
iune27-5taw3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20
acc,npxr-rwo compani,s Of infantry went

Acc,nrNr.-Two compani,s Of infantry went
to Staten Island yesterday for The purpose OF
,arre, shooting, After the exercises were o.
,er, thew repaired TO the Pavilion Garden,
where bal, was discharged from muske, by
some nerson unknown, which seriously wound
ed Young woman living in the family Of Mr.,
Drisler. She was engaged in The yard, when
the bali was lodged little above her rish' hip
Blu, little expectations were en'ertai"ea last e
venins ,ha, she would survive the wound.
As the sloop Capt, Roe, was passing
rhrouyh He'll Gate on Tuesday Evening, or
e,rly ye.,erds, morning, on her way 10 New
u,xsn The mast broke off some fee, above the
deck. and fell upon ard killed the Cook VINO
was =, The bow. No one can account Tor inns
extraordinary occurrence. The mas was per.
fec Nv sound, and here was appartn''y "nIy .
liph; breeze at the time, II is snrpose"' now
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20
This is to Give Notice,

vIlRAT the subscriber of Alexandra County in the
i District Of Columbia, has obtained from the Or
phans Court of said county, letters Of administration
on the personal estate IF GvonGE CoIEnAN late Of the
county said deceased. All persons having claims
against the said dccedent hereby warned TO exhibit
the same to the subscriber, passed by the Orphans
Court, on or before the 3oth day Of Ju"e, other
vse thew NAV. by law, be excluded from all benefit to
SAID estate; and those ndebtedthefeto, are required
to make immediate payment. Given under my hand'
this s0th day Of June, 1929. ,.,,-r
Admir- Of George Coleman, deceased.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20
Notice.

AIRS. NJ. N. CRUIKSHANK will open SCHOOL
Nl for Young Ladies, in Wolf.street in this city, on
Tuesday the I4th inst where the following branches
will be taught. viz :-Reading, orthogrsphy, Writing,
Arithmetic Geography, English Grammar, Rhetoric.
Composition, History, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
Drawing and Painting, and the Use Of the Globes.
Reference may be made to President Chaplin and
Professor Ruggles, of the Columbian College; Mr. 10.
seph Andrews, DIR. 7. p. Jones, Dr. sewa, and X.
Wallach, Esq. of Washington. july IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20

FRESH Teas. SC.
FOWLE & Co. have for sale
Ann chests and half chests Young Hyson tea, Of
lOO the Sumatra's cargo imported in April, and
of superior quality
60 hhds st Croix and New Orleans prime sugars
SO hhds retailing molasses
80 bags Rio coffee
100 bags Sumatra pepper
Is pipes
half pipes s;.;,, ,,o,.;,o win.
8 quarter casks S'>'' ''1'A
6 eighth casks
20 pipes, half pipes and quarter casks, Pico
Madeira wine
20 baskets Champagne
100 baskets Bordeaux salad oil
90 pipes 18th proof Cognac brandy brand
10 pipes Holland gin
~ Puncheons} New Orleans jamaica favored
50 50 b bsas New England rum
IS bbls prime and mess beef
40 bbls prime pork
IL tons st Petersburgh clean hemp
81 bolts Russia duck
100 do heavy and light Ravens do
$50 coils patent cordage, assorted sizes
20 packages seine, sewing, and shop twinc
10 cases mems coarse shoes
200 hides red soal leather
IS bales of brown shirtings
400 casks nails, assorted sizes
900 do pure white lead
1900 sacks Liverpool filled, blown salt
5000 bushels Liverpool coarse
5000 do Turks Island salt july 70
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20
Notice.

4 CAMP MEETING will be held on Col. w Mi.
IA nor's and about miles from Georgetown, ID. e.
and about II from alexsndra, which will commence
on the 18th inst The Ministers and Members Of the
Associated Methodist Churches hereby respectfully in
yite the public and the ministers and members Of all
other Churches to join them in this meetng.-It win
be held in beautiful grove, and the water on the
ground is very fine. In addition 10 the stationed Mi
nsters of the Associated Methodist Churches in the
d. C others from Baltimore and other places are ex-
pacted to attend. July IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20
Host {,
Cash FOR Negroes.

I'VE wish To purchase ONE HUNDRED LIKELY
w NEGROES of both sexes, from II to Is years
of age. field hands also, mechanics of every descrlp
ton Persons wishing to sell would do we'll to give us
call as we are determined to give higher prices Tor
slaves than any purchaser WHO'S now or may De mere
after in this market go
Any commune alton in writing will be promptly at
tended to- We can at all times be found al our rem
dence. west end of Duke street, Alexandra, u. y.
;nJy ~ FRANKLIN & ARMfIELD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20

FTHE YANKEE John Neal has converted MS
kekly periodical in,o regular monthly mag
line, and has adorned the first number with
|smoir and an etched likeness Of his beau
HI idol, Jersmy Ben'ham. But notwiths'and-
|g this improvement, in he snap" OF the YAM
j, ,ne STYLE Of its content. is By 10 mea ans al
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20
More New Books, Just received

A NNE of GEIRSTEIN, the New Waverly Novel
"A for 81 90, Tales Of Grandfather, I'd senes;
Roner on Legacies, 1929 ed Arabian Nghtsi LIE OF
S.poIeon; Family Bibles Dwight's Hymns; fox,s
Books of Martyrs; Byron in VOL, ana . '1a'ey y,
"gsr.1 mach lower than they have. hitherto been
sold. I.a,h..,-ce.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20
Cheap Goods.

TIME subscribers intend making change IN thelr
busnes IS in September, and, with y view of selling
off or reducing their stock of Goods offer them till
that PERIOD at very small advance upon the cost The
assortment is large reasonable, and general and buy.
er,. by wholesale or retail, will get them at reduced
prices JAMES q w. ''oi''
July S-df
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20

I'VE observe that the South Carolina canal
b Rail Road Company are about 10 COM
nee active operations, they have advertised
proposals 10 furnish largr quantity "f'urn-
of various dinner sions, which is required
% be takeo from Trees cut be ween he hrs'
Noyember and ihs FIRST Of March next.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20
The Infant School

is now open. under the care Of Miss James, to re-
i ceye children from 10 months to 6 years old
Terms-Under years, two dollars per quarter, over
S. Two dollars and fifty cents, payable in Advance Ap-
pcson to be made to the teacher at the School Room
in the I'd Presbyterian Church
is the design Of the managers to remove the school
to more central situation SOON convenient and
suitable room can be obtained
Visitors, sitter the present week, will be admitted
only on Wednesday mornings.
ELIAS HARRISON, President
Of the Board Of Managers.
J. b. LADp, Secretary. july Is cost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20


II C,sp OF Dr. WATKINS The whole Of yes
<rday va, occupied by the pleadings in this
Sc Mr. Swami tomHon, ed, or the par; at
he Uaited States, and reading the distinct al
Sea,ions contained in the indie men,, showed
what manner they were sustained by the facts
thich bad been elected IN evidence He tx
tessed his ignorance of the course which the
$oun,rl for DIR. Watkins would take in his de-
lnce, but intimared his expecta'io ion that AN att
mot would be made TO induce the jury 10 re-
rise the deci ions which had been deliscred
bonn the b. nch so far as they were adverse TO
he constructions Of law which had been laid
own BY he Counsel for the accused Mr., Cox.
ni Mr.. Jones followed, Oh toe part OF d..
JNarklrs They den'ed tina, u.ry could 30 faI
|Urget the respect whicn vas due % me. Court,
IS To appeal to The jury from us opinions, But
hey took this acute an' powerful distinction.
lie inlictmrats 70 which they had demuIred,
b. viii h ~ sustained by ,ne Court, alleged
Ina DR.. watkins rad committed The freud
W. VIII. i. IS charged, go IN his Uffc ial
ksp Gig Q E'gr,o Auditor, but as 4 private
! ud,, idu-', resp .n,ibe 10 he common law as
f,.,y Other .r,vae off Od.r is, and this view
bf me indvGuL caar ,Crcr aud conduct Of DR..
rWa k,ns vas su stained hy he Court.
Su Mi ing % that decision OF the Court, it
IVA KIP cted BY them thai the evidence would
30 70 - - the character Of the indie m"nt-
b the fac, wa, o,ht rw i,c, and tn whole en-
krncy uf he evidence which had 5eca brought
Forward Was To establish the f,at, that Doctor
w. kins had BY his .ffio a. character and al,
khoiiy, ID lined he money by the drh(' on MIR
p udiuP, which that gentleman admitted that
|he would not have paid ros private ana unau-
|,hnrisrd individual; and also hid induced the
: ,retary Of TIE Navy to gram he requisition,
Mr., Southland having given in evidence that he
would not have granted thc r~qu,sitior but up
on au'horized repre- senta,ions. m which he had
cnHre confidence, as coming from an official
source o Their grounds similar IN their character,
ioasmuch as they referred 10 dis inc ions be-
tween the allegations 10 the indictment, and the
facts proved in evidence, were taken by the
counsel for the accused, who closed their argu-
nisnI i Ii tie before 8 O'Clock.
Mr.. Kew then suggested to the Court that
he might not be able 20 &c, through his arsu-
lnenI before the Cour, would wish TO adjourn;
huo the Court expressed Willingness TO hear
him, when, at tie request of one oil the Jury
Who complained Of indisposi'ion, the Court adj
lourued until this morning at nine o'clock
when Mr.. Key will elise, and the case viii sc
10 the Jury. Nat Journal of Saturday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20

ever, this effect must have been produced by
what is called white squall The vessel was
,owed back TO town yesterday morning.
. NJ r. Mercantile.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20
Trust Sale.

IN the 20h day Of ]uiy nert the undersig ned vii
~ offer for sale, at public auction, to the highest
bidder cash. the tract Of land situate in the county
of Fairfax, the waters Of Bull Run, called Moore
HILL" containing 954 acres. The sale will take place
at Fairfax Court House. before the front door thereof,
about II O'Clock, and is made under the authority oil
deed of trust given to the undersigned by Robert
Kincheloe, for the benefit of Alexander Hendersons
executors, dated the 18th of August, 1922, and re.
corded in the Clerks Office of the County Court Of
Fairfax. he sale will be effected for the purpose OF
raising the unsased part of the debt, with the ex-
penses of trust. JAMES SANGSTER.
iume 2-eots kMASHADIAH MOORE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20
AUCTION:
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

Building Lots, for sale at Auction.
On Thursday neri. (23d INST. ! al O'clock
Will be sold tie premises, without reserve, lot
of ground, King street, between Payne and West.
streets; 48 feet 10 inches on King street and running
back lOC feet to . ~ feet alley. july 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20

Mas. RoYALL.-Au Indictment containing
three d,s,inc, counts had been found against
Mrs. Ruyali. The frs, count charged her win
being a common slandrrer; the second WIN
being common seold /; and the third with
haing common brsw'er. ro,he second count
she ru, in her plea Of not guilty; but demu'-
red 10 the other two counts. Yesterday Judge
Craheh delivered the opinion OF the Cour,
which sustained the demurrer, on the ground
that the terms common slanderer, and com
mon hrawler,' were no, Sufficiently SPECIFIC.
Mrs. Royal. therefore, has TO take her TRIAL
the second count. She was Yesterday IN
Court, prepared for her trial; but owing 20 the
oeeupsn,y of the attention Of the Court by the
case of DR. Watkins, she was most ungai'an"y
somprlied 10 return home. without passing
through the ordeal, for which we have no
doubt, she was fully prepared. 70.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20
This is give notice.

WHAT the subscriber has obtained Letters of ADM.
l. nistraton from the Orphans Court of the County
Of Alexandra, on the estate Of CATHERINE CRAIo,
deceased, late of the county aforesaid. All persons
indebted to the estate required to make immediate
payment; and those having claims ag inst the estate
are required to present them Immediately, with the
vouchers annexed. they may, by law. be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
JAS. IARRIsS, Jun.
July 1876 Admir-.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20

New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Glass No for 1922 will be drawn in the City OF
New-York Wcdn, SHAY. July %.
Highest Prize 5000 Dollars.
Tickets ~, halves ?; quar.ersl.
Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania,
Glass No. for 1929,
Will he drawn in the CITY of Philadelphia on Saturday
the 2Sth ofJuly
60 nunbers-e drawn ballots.
Capital Prize $4,000.
Tickets IL; halves 2; quarters l.
Washington City Lottery, lath Class,
To be drawn in the City of Washington, on Tuesday,
July 28h.
Highest Prize $4,000.
Tickets 81, halves l; quarters SO cents.
To be had in variety of numbers at
,. II. WHITES
Lottery D8ee, Royal street.
0r A few tickets for sale in the Groton Monument
Lottery, the drawing Of which will be re ceiyed
tomorrow. july Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20

sale Of 500 bushels old Rye was made today At
so cents, and another lot at 81 cents small parcel
Of the new crop was taken at SO cents per bushel.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20

New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Glass No g. for 1922 will be drawn in the City OF
New.Iork, on Tuesday. July 2lst.
Highest Prize 5000 Dollars
Tickets 81; halves 2; quarters l.
Connecticut Lottery, Class No. l6,
Will be drawn at NewHaven on Friday, 24th OF july
Highest Prize $4,000.
Tickets 81; halves I; quarters so cents.
TO be had at
7. CORSE'S
Lottery aud Exchange Office, King-st alexandria,
n who sold, last week, snug little prize of Sis,
for one dollar and paid the cash on demand.
july Is ,,
Drawing of the New York Consolidated Lottery. Glass
No. 8 for 1929:
9 5 90 go Is 6