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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-31
From HE Boston Ce,uinel. of august IS.

UNIVERSITY lNAuGUnATIoNs --- Yc tcrday was
. proud day for ole Harvard. The Hon eph
Story. LII ID was publicly Installed Dane
Professor uf Law, aud John Hooker A shmun,
a. NJ Royal Professor Of Law, in tina, GENERA
Die s. minary The Gay was unusually tmPeratc
and fine. The Hon. PIesden. members, and
pas: members of the CORPORATION; The Prof s.
sors elect, His Exceency the Gos ernor, aud
members Of the Honorable and Reverend Board
of Overseers: the Professors, Tutors, aud 9TH
er Officers of the College, the Directors and
trus,t es Of the Societies and Funds connected
wi h the Inslitu ion; he Chief Justice OF Maine
and Massachusetts; Judges and Officers OF the
United States and Sta'e Courts; he Hon.
Messrs. Webster and Everett, OF Congress;
members Of the Clergy, and Bar. and o'her
Professions, Foreigners and strangers OF dis
tinction Masters and Bachelors OF Arts; stu
dents and cilizans, assembled in the Library at
an early hour, and at II a'clock moved in pro-
cession to the Westinghouse the sailaries o,
which were adorned with brilliant circles uf Ia
dies.
The services were oDened with an impress.
s,ve prayer by The Rev. Dr.. Ware, Pr o!essor OF
Divinity. Presiden, Qpincy, in Latin address
then announced the object OF the convoca'i"n
gave d succinc, history OF the benefacti"ns on
who h the Professorships to b. filled were found
ed; euloc,zed the merits OF the benefactors and
the talents and attainmen,s OF the Professors
elecl,-aud directed the reading OF the @"cu
meu,s aud statutes in relation TO the professor
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-31
From the Boston Palla,lium.

GENEROUS OFFER.-The proprietors Of the
Academy buildings and grounds in Niddle,own,
Conn. lately occupied BY Captain Partridge as
lie seat Of hi, military and scientific institu
ton, have of, red to pres n, them as donation
TO the Methodist Epist opal Church, TO aid in
the establishment OF College or University
in that place on certain conditions. The build
ings, viii, h of Vrry permanen, construc-
ton, and grounds are thought to be worth l"r-
ly ,hous an dollars They are, however, esti-
mated al S35,333 SO aud are given gratutous-
ly on The condition liat the Met ndis commu-
ni,y raise on additional sum ol S66.666 66 for
the endowment It the college wine il uquir-
ed 20 go inro operation O't, |, 1880. Should
the New York Confluence Of The Me hndlst
Churo uuie win he New England Confer
enCe for he establishment Of a college, NO doubt
bu, Midi crown w.ulh be ,hc location, and
the terms Of this generous offe' promptly com
piled with; bu, if The New England Con!er-
rncc musI ,ustain such Enterprise alone,
while New York should found it, own college,
ID preference Will probably BE- given to Wilhra-
ham as the seat uf a college for The use Of the
New Englandcrs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-31

ALARGE SUNFLowEa. - The p evidence Jour.
nal slys---,he Rev. VI Parker, IT S"u,hbridge,
has in his garden sunl wer plant, eieh fee;
tight riches high, The stalk Scrfn and haJ fe't
ci conference, and Fl. fee through The branch.
Is. 1t has more han 200 flowers and buds up
on i, Another .p'an' has a sunllow'r Of one
foo across, and eighteen inches across some OF the
green eaUes
The s,slk of i snnAower upwards of TWO fcc
diameter and the leaves eighteen inches 'cr'ss.!!
THIS is equal 'he Boston oucumbe' FIVE feet
long or Jacks beAn-s ak WA rule were
they measured win? This reminds US # the
arecdore Of an fish Iaborer apon sthc Schuyl-
XIII Canal, who declared hYMsiiaa known cart
horses in Iceland run a ml!f[a minute. On be-
ing old that i, was utterly false, and had never
been done, he stuck to his story; but added,
"msy be- the waloh hes did .'ol ron quite right"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-31

Captain ALVIN. e he George canning, mas
handed 10 the New York Evening Posi-, The CO.
py Of circular, cons aiming the resolutions Of a
large and respectable meeting IN Liverpool, Mr..
J. Chopper in the chair, expressing their appro-
val Of NJ Maury's public and private worth,
and their wish tina, some mark oil The esiima-
ton in which his charac er is held, should be
presented To him. Ano'he, meeting was 10 be
held to carry these resolutions into effect. This
,enersbl, man, il will be recoleoled, has receut-
" been dismissed from the Liverpool Consul
ship, by General Jack on.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-31

RHODE ISLAND ELEcTIoN-Thp contest in this
spirited lllre Stale IS over, and the former
members Of Congress, Messrs Burgess s Pearcc,
have been elected by such an overwhs lining
ma jority over their competitors Mes>rs. Eddy
aud Durfre, tina, the struggling Ja kaoniAns
mus fairly give il up To- ever.
1t is a triumph o. principle, and e,inces the
al achment Of the ire,m of this STATE to their
late faithful Repre- senta,ives and their devotion
10 he Anne rican System.
The state comprise 81 towns, from 81 of
which the re,urrs have been received, AID IN
only one has the adminislra ion parry received
majority, which amour ed 10 nine votes. The
majority for Burgess and Pearcc is probably tie
largest ever known in this State BaH Chron.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-31

At a late meeting Of the Agricultural Society
Of Hamilton county, Ohio, beautiful specimens
of Silk, and rolls Of hne white Linen were cxhi,
biied, being the growth and manufacture of he
stare. Commun, atoms were made on thu pre-
paration OF Hemp, on The making of Wine,
and on the cul,Iva ion Of Wool. Spleudid cut
glass decarters were displayed; and Gays Ike
Western Review all gave proof that need
send neither o France for our wine, to Ireland
for our fine linen. or to England for the riches,
samples Of cut glass.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-31

ship. These were then read by Dr.. Hedge,
ford Professor of Ma ural Religion, Moral
philosophy and Civil Poli,y. The Professors
elect, in shor addresses in latin, signfed their
acceptance of their respective trusts, md took
and subscribed the declarations Of "ffice.
The Hon. President then announced The ac-
cep'ances If he new Professors, and retiring
from the Chair, invited the Dane Professor 10
1t.
Professor Story then pronounced his inau-
gural disc ourse, in English. which arrested and
rivi'ea the attention of large and gratf d
audience for nearly an hour aud an half. We
feel wholly unable To furnish even an analysis
OF the eloquent profound and able views which
he took OF the important department Of edn-
cation over which he and his worthy associate
were appointed 10 preside, and shall NOT at
tempt it. I, will, uuqueslipnabIy, be printed
and preserved
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-31

TuE rosr OgylcEAT SrRNsBuRG, VA. Hay-
i7goars>l,es suffered from the "reform" which
has ,.bru r'.cy in he Post OfTice Department,
aNd especially from the Pcs Office in question,
We may BE- tx,use3 for RETIRING again TO .he
sabret Tive Winchester r. publican explains
'he Facts lt,ac case, as Flows:
Mr.. Sw-nH h' L'e psf Mast, having ac-
rep'ed an Office uui"r the Stat, Government,
wa thereby GiQuliti-I from serving as Pos
Master and re,lgaed Nv, or ,hre Of the
mos, respectable c,uzens OF the 'nw" wrote on
ID var. Barry accommodating a ntlcman-oue
:! ever! sense Of The 'erm - To al he ,acancy
W. bi>f' not koowing he gentlemen who had
'''r1> % nam, (dui, NJ doubt, more on his
sad N'ce Oh. Come lieu, hoax addressed
D.. 4. 10 Hr Ail"n, he Representative from
ne 3>'rcl in which Slrasburg hes asking TO-
b matt ~, or Gas we have been ,old) asking
N. should be appointed, Mr.. Allen 'eplied,
,ay praps'ly We :hinkl that i; was not his bu
N"e'N II appoint Pos, Master for the citi-
%os 81 S'raSburg-tha, they were perfectly
competent themselves 10 thar tack and declin-
q any interference in the matter. During thus
''ponaence the town was without Posi-
">sr the mail was not opened there, nor
,@'' We heard what has since been done OF any
ming N the business.
Now we ask, if these facts are not highly
"S,T'dlab'e to the Governments? The Post
master General, for fear Of being hoaxed, per-
MS Post Ofiae in populous section OF the
'''a'fy to be shut up, and the mails arriving
'''e 10 remain unopened for ten days, and per-
''ps longer. Was there ever any thing more
,o'''aslve as to the condition in which our at
'-''S are brought by The presen, policy! A De-
.''"en' trembling, lest it should be quizzed
'"' Interests Of hundreds suffering, to prevent
"'@A. We have no further comments 10
'~N'' except that il this had happened in any
''''t DAYS than those Of " Jacksoni>1h and Re
"'m' we should bever have heard the las, Of
= rs 1t rs, we suppose il VIII be placed in
peoples ledger TO 'he profit and less &C.
.'U''-as Tor any thing else, it may be whis,led
fyr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-31

SINGULAR AND AMUSING Casa singular
admiration To the civil tribunal Of the pace
ina, lately excited much amusement a vel a.
,,,en,ipn in III trwG Of Dreux y child, nam
ed Rose Vic olre Vivirn, had, 1t seems, been
born on the 23d Of S, ptrmbcr, 1902, aud was
duly registered, 81 the 'ime. before the mayor
nj the commune II hllairviilc. as a female IN
fanr, in the presence of h,r father and oher
witnesses. From tha, period 20 the aye { %.
SHE has cons anil, worn girps dress, am D.
considered iemale: nay, II is even asserted
that some two years since she expressed de-
termination Of becoming nun, md actually
na,,ed three mon rs Of ber n"vlciate amoug
he danes Hospiiniisrcs OF Charities. The deah
Of her uncle. Dennis Vi,ien, however, having
secuted TO her small properly, her views
changed. and SIC began 10 think oil es'ablif 81
mo herself 9th, rwise in ife; hu,, somehow or
Other. the Young smen of AIlainville hesitateG
a, espousinp a lrlsel 1f Nv enty six, with ra-
Their suspicious locking chin; and Miss Rose
Victoire Vivieb reuisined in single Bile ssedness:
II public report isSo be believed, his order OF
things was &by no means satisfactory TO 'he
Young lady; She grew restless and meianchoiv'
fell into fever, and went 10 consult ooelo',
who to her inexpressble surprise, assured her
thai. instead of being an old maid, she was mel
Their more nor less ,han young bacheior. nc
news a, fr., pei picked, then pleased her; and,
h.v;ng communicated The fact 10 her astonish-
ed friends, her next step was to apply 10 'ne
nroner authorities, IN order TO have the regis
uy Of her birth rectihrd.
On he 18th ultimo her application came on
~ he heard. and the court appointed three phy-
s,cians (Messrs Marechai, Boditeau, and brr>
Irou) 10 examine in,o and make report on the
case This was done on the Isl instant, when
thu NJ -dical Boerd, 20 he surprise Of every
ho,.v. pronounced the lady TO he, 10 all lntenfs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-31

The rumour Of the assassination Of Mr..
Poinset, says the d himorr Chronicle. hrongh'
by he y ) schr Shaik To Pensacola, srems to
20 be suffc ien'y contr diced bv I'll" fact,
tina, news from Tampico direct, of l9 July,
has been received in New Orleans. and no alu-
sion is made 10 any such occurrence or ramour.
Capt. VOORHEES, heard the ru'nour al Trinidad
(rrinidad de Cuba, we presume, On the south
side of hat IslandD On ,hr 2otn Juiy-as COM
ing from Vera Cruz viii, h is distant Dying to
leeward 1907 not less than ten DAYS sail-and
Vera Cruz itself is more distant from the city
of Mexico Than Tampi $50 that this rumour
cannot be well founded
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-31

At a meeting OF the Faculty of Physic Of the
University Of Maryiand, held August 26'h, ,he
following Resolutions were unanimously pass
ed:
1, Resoiced That this faculty deeply sensible Of
the loss they have suffered by the death Of their late
distinguished colleague, Prof ssor DAVIDGE.
: Resolved, That mark OF respect for his me-
mory tn members of this Faculty Grape on the
left fnr thirt, days.
3 Resoiged, That Committee of the Faculty be APP
pointed - draw up Typographical Notice of the late
Professor DNidgr. to he published in the principal
Medical Journals of the United states.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-31
We give up the old motto,

~ 'o'th his head-So much for Buckingham
,'@use We are tired of the disgusting detail
'''ch We were obliged to place under it, of
S,'se oil power, and prescription for opinions
we are led to this remark, by observ-
'oa' II We had continued the Prescription
'''S'' we should have a string OF names to pre-
=, our readers this morning. The Post
'''ers' Land Receivers, SC. in the Yves, are
ao' done with yet-Oh no! There are more
''s"ds 10 reward, and more enemies 10 punish.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-31
Az, AIJ.DR1Aa
oyn.y MORNING.. AUGUST 81. 1899

,5nrt and motives vi our former esii,
-. s.Iow .townsman, JUDeE GRANGE, hav-
-" len a,sailed in several papers, especially
p. g,ltimore Republican, and more recently
:. 10 Sentinel Of the Valley, we owe it 10 our
&c 10 AXE some notice If these most unjus-
8 M at,aeks-not for The purpose OF defend
Ir,1E CaAxcH from them, but rarher TO
,,rss, our abhorrence Of the recklessness with
..,i,b private character is too often invaded
-, /, mo-, intend to become the eu!ogists OF
,-r Ca,vcu-ii is not nccessarE but, as
...,,, log known him, we may be permitted
80, no man stands higher in the estimation
IN, rsoDlr OF this District, for the upright>
90, Of hi, conduct, for the sminhleness OF his
..,,;,for. the correctn, IS OF his d,porimen',
,rr.Ilibo,e virtues whish should acorn his
linn Nothing but IN most drPraved state
....iin, could induce the propagation OF such
...r.s conc,fring him, as we have referred to,
,.bi,b are cun,radictsd by almost every &C
thistle. His patience md perseverance
Al. innar,iaIi,y-his soundness snd urbdni'y
ygl-e. are well known by The people OF The
r..,,,... and have often been referred 10 with
.ra,urc, AID acknowledged by the gentlemen
,i.se Bar. With regard 10 The case OF Tobias
y,li.s about which 50 much has been sa;d,
.,., :. lpop i, there 20 hang doubl on" Of
a.. almost purity Of the Chief Judge oil our
Co.rr: II in any Of his decisions he erred, will
,-r reasonable mau say it was done through
Ia motives, or that he erred intenuonally!--
q, he contrary, are not these decisions forth
H,l with authorities and precedents-do they
r,r bs.r evidence Of labor aud research, and a
s,,ne 20 sxpouud the law as IL is, and not as
SIM, woad have i? How can his calumni-
.rors Prove, by amy Of his Judicial acts, that he
s.ur,, 10 screen the criminal from justice?
Whr.c va, he word that dropped from him,
which - - tortured int" such cons'ruc non!
N5 10 JruGE CRANcH's political sen'im, nts,
W. never heard them he topic OF conversation
before Inc h,e lri4'; and we presume the RICH,
vii BE conceded % him Of holding an oplnio"
with regard 70 public aF,irs, Wha ever rhey
,,e however, they have nsrsr iuterfered with the
tscha - ot hiS duties.
We .rlsl We shall hear no more Of these ma.
lryo'en, attacks u1an JUICE CRANcH In the
District, wh,re be is known, aud where his in-
EurGcc .loue Cx,en's, hey excite no other feel
ing, than sorrow ,ha, their authors should so
hr degrade themselves, aud impose upon their
readers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-31

and purposes, gentleman, and a decree was,
consequently given 10 favor Of her ,erility.-
The moment judgment was given, we under
stand Monsieur Rose Victoire Vivirn walked
away % the shop Of The Seur Chapeiain. the
most fashionable tailor in all the Dreux. ex,
changed his pe'ticoats for a dress more oonsis-
tent with his newly acquired privileges, and. as
all hops OF husband are now GU, Of the ques-
ton, set off in search Of a wife |, i, not . lit
ilr remarkable that, according to the French
journals, a similar application was made 70 he
same tribunal no longer ago than May, 1914,
in behafot one Marie Marguerite Mety, wnen
Two of the very same physicians iMrssrs. Ma
rechal and Bonieau) were called IN, toge her
with t.Ird named Andre, and gave in a SINH
lar certifca'e 1t is also added, that Mr.. Ma
nv Margaret Meley is at this momrn, thirty.
ing farmer in The commune Of b., with very
pretty wife, who is an excellent manager, and
expects, every day, to present her husband with
fine little Master or Miss Merev.
Liue'poo Eng. Albion
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-31
Measure Irip.

- The ci izns of Washington,
4 Alexandria and Georgetown, are re-
SE.&at3, .pec,full, Informed ha, The Sfenm-
%21.ss...atk Or bout FREDERI(K>BURG Capt.
B. JENKINS will take excursion down The PJto.
mac TUESDAY next, the lst September, leaving
Keunedy's wharf In xt Bradey's) AT 10 O'CLOCK. VI.
precisely aud returning about O'Clock IN the evening.
Passengers from Alexandria will be taken up and land
ed at Janney's wharf.
Passage going and returning so cents. exclusive Of
fare Children half price. Dinner will be provided,
and FULL BIND or .HUSIC BIO in attendance.
81 aug 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-31
COMM ERCIAL.
Il AI.T.HOR

BALTIMORE MARKEr.-AUGUsr 90
The Flour market continues without change, dull
and heavy. The wagon price is, new, IS l23. Wheat
has experienced improvement, and is tol, rably
BRISK; Corn is duh Live STOCK Beef on The hoof
continues dull, and further decline of IS cents has
taken place. Farmer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-31

INDIAN Conn. The growing crop of this grain is
stated 10 be abundant in all parts of the country, that
we have heard FROM beyond what has been known for
many years. II has been injured by TOO much rain
the ightest lands american Farmer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-31
S!EIllp NEWS
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,.
Arrived. AUGUST 90.

ARRIVED, AUGUST 90.
Schr. ashington, Brton, New York; freight for the
District Pas ed of the Rappahannock brig Alexan.
dra, Howes. from New York; off Baekstone's Island
brig Planet, andcrs, from Portsmouth, n, H.; Of
occoquan, brig savannah, from Halifax; all bound up
Schr Virginia Rodhrd, hence, at y York 27th inst.
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70 the Public.

VDEUBEN W. HORNER 8. THOMAS PURSEEL
HI having entered into partnership in the Auction
and Commission Business, have fitted up the Store &C.
cupied by T. W. Iiorner, nearly opposite Gadsbys Ho
tel for the said business and are nov ready TO receive
all kinds of Household Furniture, Dry Goods, and
Merchandise intended for public private sale Pa
miles breaking up housekeeping, and all others who
may have occasion to employ Auctioneer TO effect
sales will have their business promptly and faithfully
attended to either At the Auction Room or any part OF
the City. They will also attend to the sale OF Houses,
Lots, &c. acE
p. s. r. PurseIl has on hand "a usual, and intends
constantly keeping. general assortment OF
EdrthenWare, China and Glass,
at his store three doors Fast of the Centre Market,
which he will sell low for cash.
august 2o--St
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CHANGE of Trustees.

v.1uI dse1 of trust from Thomas Jsnney & Co hav-
inc authorized me TO discontinue my Irusteesinn,
if desirable after a given ;me-l have aSa'ied myself
Of the privilege. and have this day transferred my
mowers to George johnson as reslduary trustee.
mo 10 josrFh 'h'
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m Having undertaken the Irusteesh'p as
hSe stated invite the attention of ali those inter-
ested as my desire is to bring the affairs OF the Con-
Germ to as speedy close as praeheso,e' ,o,,,eox
august 2I--la'r3w oro' 'oh1'o'-''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-31
Fxcursion Of PIE sure.

STEINER COLC1fBLa
X~ The elegant nd commo-
49, 1ious Steamer co. UMHiA, Capt
.SSSySxSs BfchrH will make trip ct plea
sur, ON YTrESU3Y NEXT, 1t September; leaving
Saon.s, wharf near the Iong bridge Washington, at
10 o'clock, 4. II The Columbia will touch at Alex
andr to take in and proceed down the ~
YER considerable distance as to return to Semmes
wharf at 6 O'Clock, r. ".
n GtU BIND of Music ,OiH be on board.
Passage, going and returning, hity cents; Ghha'e"
half price. 9. .,,andr.
aug % hBen., ~. Na
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-31

Several Editors are plastrring" DEvEREux"
with all manner of praise. So they did PEI
HAM and The DROWNED
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-31
Two HUNDRED & Fifty Acres.

NJ Ao"u iif'y Of whicn are covered with
SSXSf heavy growth OF white and red oak Timber.
AGS Fifteen acres well set in timothy,
sxAss. and about ten more in a state "f preparation
to be sown the whole OF which is meadow land Of the
best quality; considerable portion of the arabic land
has been improved by liberal application of manure
within few years. The improv ements consist of
Comfortable Dwelling II use with three rooms and
passage the hrs, or, and the above and two
por;oes, kitchen, barn. stables and negro quarters,
with other necessary ont houses and well Of excellent
water in the yard in which there is fixed pump.
AT the same iime and place viii be also Old,
the whole stock of Mules, Cattle and sheep, belong.
Ing To the plantations; together with Farming utensils;
set OF Blacksmihs' tools; Household and Kitchen
Furniture; and double Gig, recent, repaired.
Terms for the Land, viii he one-,hird in hand, The
balance in two equal annual instruments, with deed
of trust upon the land to their paymentfor The
personal property, Cash will be required for all
not exceeding FIVE dollars; and ere dit of six months
Will be given for all sums five dollars, the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security. Any per-
son. iesious to purchase by private bargain have
an opporut TO do any time previous to the day
OF sale. by calling nn the subscriber.
aug 24-2swt 9Th Oct, WI. PEAKE.
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AiaUnch

TlNIIE steamboat building at Bradey's wharf
4 (Was ington) win be launched on Tuesday, lst
September, at 10 o'clock. She is vessel of l56 tons
hurthen. The steamboat Independence will not leave
Alexandria Tuesday lst srpt'r until o'clock, in
order TO commodae those persons in Alexandria who
may wish to be present at the launch.
aug 81
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Wheat W aMte0

+ WILL purchass prime crops Of heat, and would
Il take them from the landings on the River-for de.
livery too distant. wish t" purchase also. good
dray Horse. GEO. JOHNSON,
aug g
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Land, Stock, and other Personal
Property at Auction

Tl>IE subscriber, intending II remove to the West,
L will, on 1hursdty the sM dcy # october nert. if
fair, il not the next fair dsy. eff public sale upon
the premises. the tract of Land which he resides,
situate in Fairfax county, Virginia, about FIVE miles
below Alexandria, on the road leading to Mount Yer.
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J. CORSE,

Lottery aud Exchange Broker, 5hraadrtd'
81 60 48 90 80 AZ IL Is A.
are In. drawn numbers OF the Grand Consolidated Lot
terry. No l6 which was drawn in Washington City on
,he 90 n ,ns,a,t aug 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-31

Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania,
Class No 10 for 1929,
Will be drawn in the City Of Philadelphia on Saturday
the 5,h of Sept. 90 No Lottery, drawn ballots.
BRILLL4NT SCHEME:
40 prizes OF $1,000 prize of $4,000
~ do of 500 l do of $3.50
81 do of 500 81 do of 100
81 do of 20C 81 do of 90
81 of 80, 81 of 70, 81 Of 60, lO2 of so, sc. &c.
Amounting in all to S273,760.
Tickets sl0 halves S; quarters , so; Fights 25
To be had in variet, Of plumbers at
.. III. WHITES
Lonery Office, Royaf street
Drawing of the New York Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No. 10 for 1929:
% 10 II Al 81 81
The following are the Drawn numbers in the Grand
Consolidated Lottery. 10th Class;
81 60 As 90 so AZ ii IS a.
81