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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-13
NEW GOODS.

rEHHE Subscribers have received By the Fairfield,
u from New York, large supply Of desirable
Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS; among which, are
the following articles: @
80 Eeavy black and blue-black Itaian lustrings
Do do Go do do Gro dc Maps
Sd heavy merino bombazines Fsi pE
5 8 French do ~
Rich gauze and Gro dc Nap hdkfs .Fr Is
Lace capes and bobbinet lhces stgTk ~
BobbInet footings and edgings 1ra
Black and white silk hosiery cheap gr
Silk and horse-skin gloves @
Black, white and cold hrophlne grapes
Do do do do Italian do
Do Mandarin, Nankin s. Canton do, very low
Gro de Nap ribbons, good assortment
Belt do do do ~'A
Superior black Genoa velvet
Superfne linen APES and bobbins ~
Irish and German linen sheetings -
| Irish linens, long lawns
Table diapers tlE
I,Inen cambrics aud linen cambria hdkEs
Leghorn bonnets, cheap r 500 ..H--
Straw bands, &c &c.
The above goods are Just received from the New
York auctions, and will DC sold GREAT BARGAINS.
aug6 BALDWIN, IVES 81 co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-13
Comfort in n Shave.

TEHOSE persons who DESTROYS of alleviatinp
IL the mlseres ola shave, are respectfully inform
cd hat the subscriber has received supply of those
Justly celebra ed old English Rdzors toarranted -
The manufacturers Of tbs article being convinced
that no improvements werc necessary in a razor OK
ccpt those hat promote the durability of fine edge
have combined the qualities Of the old rasor
with those ground on inch stone. aud can with
confidence RECOMMEND them to tho public as the only
real improvement which has ever been made in o
razor.
borgans sided razor strap, possessing the quail
ties OF grindstoue, hone and strap This strap il
calculated to produce qualification OF edge on
razor, that will with remove the most seaceou:
beard.
Shaving brushes boxes and soap.
Milk ~ Roses, Cologne and Florida Water, al
used IN tho very desirable operation of comfortable
shave For sale at tho Book, Stationery and Fancy
Store, Of r p SANXAY.
10 o-g
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-13
The Subscribers offer for Sale,
n - Hhds and 80 bbls West India and New Or

The Subscribers offer for Sale,
e - Hhds and 80 bbls West India and New Or
OO leans sugar ~ &
q boxes and - bbls loaf sugar
25 hhds ,nolasses
. $50 bags coffee, various qualities
9 hhds and 35 barrels whskey
Wines of various kinds vinegar
SO tons bar iron, Swedes, English s, American
Is tons castings atsts
Steel, German, cast and bliste-ad
Cut nails and brads
Novascotia grindstones
1000 sacks Liverpool salt
5000 bushels Lisbon do.
80 tierces rice . ..t.,
GOO do Thomaston lime
$50 Spanish hides
Soal and upper leather
Tanners and linseed oil, tar ri
Spices, pepper ginger, pimento and cassia
Alum, copperas, birthstone
Saltpetre, madder indigo
Talow and sperm candles
Brown and shaving soap 49,
Letter. writing aud wrapping paper s.o
Almonds and raisins II -
Window glass; various dimensions
Tumblers, decanters, wines
Patent shot, gunpowder
Imperial, gunpowder and black teas
Mackerel, No. 2 and 8, cheese
Domestic Goods. viz. sheetings, shirtinSs
broadcloths etc. etc. -sGiI
Cotton and wool cards, n bs
Cotton bagging, bale rope v3,8 ~ 81. 4
Sewing. seine and wrapping Irvine,
Shoe threads &c &c sE odd .-.5
feblo sg L. WEBB s. co,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-13
MUSIC.

~ MUSIC. 6es 80 A. sesff
4 COLLINS & co. have received large ad-
~ dition TO their stock of standard Music. !, and a
number OF new Songs and Pieces for the piano forte
Among which are the following: ssssfs eiasei - -
The merry mountain boy. Moscheles -
Moss roses--J. Barnett 49, 81
y Tell me my heart--H R. Bishop ~
III tell nobody--E. Knight = > ~
Come buy my roses-C T.. Horn Gs-,s5sg
Vine dressers song--from Won Weber tEBS
Harriet the match gir--W. Kirby ae so
Come listen to my song my love--T Delta
The captive knght-Mrs. Hemans
All hands uDfnoor--M. II. Parnell
see them on winding way--B. Hmc
Pilgrim of lowell K. Bishop
Lovely Rose--foro one or two voices i tGf -
In my gallant barqne--duett--J Barnett -
Chimes of ZurIch--C.. e. Horn ~
List to the lively guitar--J Blewtt
Love is like little boy--W West eat
Hunters signal horn--A. Leo
Tho lnvncibes Est ~ -
Green hills of Tyrpl--C Thibau.t
saw thee weep--Mad. Mal,bran
The soldiers return--Mrs.. p. Willard
Days OF old romance--J, Barnett
Sigh not for summer nowers--H Il Bishop
When morning light is gently breaking--D p. p.
Auber - tfatf =
Hunting Chorus--fo one voice and flute accom-
paDiment ~
Mnstrels return from the war; HH.
Butterfly, moth and the bcc--J. Barnett
Lone little Cote. e Philips
Low wav'd the summer wood-R Bennett
Go my lowell II. Bishop
Brignal Banks-J y Hance
Helen Trevor &C. 4 Horn m
Old King Cole-H Corr
AIRS. SC.
ogivc mo butm Arab steed, Var.--T. a. Raw
Gngs.
The Swiss boy, vor.--T. A. Rawliug
Storm waltz. u CremeF
Opescator dell onda, var ID. Eienne
Plough boy; VAR l.. Dussek
Rise Swiss lad var IF Kalkbrenner
The voice Of her love and the Legacy, duett---
". y. Chandler fiftei & 49, "a
Robin AdsIr and Copenhagen waltz, duett--
N Chspoler 711 20 fttssl5
Mark my Afford. var.---J Hewitt, &c. &c
I. u l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-13
COME 0dANyrA0ToRx.
~ J. III. PETTUS

WOULD inform the public generally, that he has
w removed from below the Bnlon Hotel TO the
first above, MAN sreet,) where he continues
to repair tortoise she'll combs usual in the neetest
manner and on reasonable terms. He keeps on hand
combs Of bis own manufacture and has large assort
ment OF very combs Of the best quality direct from
the factory He cannot boast nf coming from London,
or sny part Of Europe; but has the honor Of being
native Virginisn and will insure Ins work to be az
veil executed as be done in any part Of tho
world ttsf lf tfa -
B=cash given sor old ,ortoiss sheIr coubs
gon 50tp IS eis per ounce 80
] Z ca@crd, July 1870, tsSc S.mc:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-13
Irish Linen Store.

DERSONS wanting A IRISH linens from 25 cts.
u per yard to extra SUPERIOR will be supplied with
them any quantity, by the piece, half piece yard
Amongst the assortment is of very superior
soft finish sheeting linens well deserving the atten-
ton of gentle wishing frs article. An Ii
mems purchased from the subscriber, are warranted
pure linen. grass bleach and free from any imperfec-
ton, for sale at very reduced prices, at
r. III. JENKINS
10 % Irish Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-13

Internal Navigation.
UST published, for sale by COLLINS g.
- co.
connected view ofthe Whole Internal Navira
lion OF the United States Natural aud Artificial,
Present and Prospective: corrected g. improved from
the edition Of 1926, aud much enlarged from auhon-
tic materials, down 20 the present time, with Sheet
Map. and numerous Engraved Profiles, for the illus
lraioQ OF the subjec The Map has been cnrra-
we'd for tho purpose, according to the latest togo
graphical corrections and improvements. Its pro-
jected, on a reduced SCALE from Tapners excellent
-Four Sheet Map of the United States recently pub
hshed: and with various anhentc statistical detnis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-13
NEW SONGS.

$3.50 = .NEW SONGS.
A FEW copies of the following admired songs,
IA have been received, and for sale. s.sS
COLLINS & Co. +
List to the lively Guitar, Belwick ~ it
Bid me discourse--H Il. Bishop - 49,
Sigh mol for the summer howers-H. R. Bishop
The serenaders sons-by w M. X of Peters
burg, Virginia t%Gl ~
The captive Knlght-words by Mrs. Hernans-
music by her sister
Tell me my heart--H r. Bishop
aug a ' 80 r5t % lar--Fl.6-r Fl 80 7--r,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-13

EQUITY JURISPRUDENCE of the High
- Court of Chancery: by George Jeremy, ESQ
for sale by i.i come r. ID. SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-13
Mahogany Writing Desks.

baldwin, IVES a. co. have on consigR
- ment few Mahogany Desks--a now, useful,
and ornamental article of Furniture, manufactured
in New YoTk-thcy will be sold cheap for cash
EOly1ON YARNS.-I have received an invoice
~ of Heywood's superior Cotton Yarns direc
from tho Powhatan factory, pm, up in Packages "
$50 lbs EACH assorted numbers, Of equal quantities =
shall be regularly supplied with the article, direct
from tho factory, and shnll be able to sell tcrrs
satisfactory TO merchants, g. others, WHO nsy wsnt
CAT cs ANDREW SWEENY :,
aug e.stcc5 0ItgSCI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-13
DE l.A z

nR. c MUNROE. resident DENTIST. respect.
- fuiiy informs the citizens of Richmond, Man
Gnester and their vienites, that he will remain AT
HoME during the Summer months. He will insert
from one to whole of natural artificial or poacra
LAIN teeth; also clean, plug separate and extract as
well as correct irregularities of the teeth HIS prices
are very roderats and his services when rendered.
should not please the patients, no charge viii be-
made. s's-{*p 81 6Egs III r,-e-S
Dim may be consulted at all hours between
IN the morning and in the evening" az hisresidcncc
Church. -fSs,s' = $3.50.
iy II eo1st pssN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-13
Cruden's Concordance.

A Complete Concordance To the Holy Scriptures of
IN the Old and New Testaments: OF, Dictionary
and Alphabetical Index the Bible very useful to
all Christians who seriously read study the nspr-
ed writings, &c. &c. A new edition with many i'm
portant mprovements-an AT about i The cost Of the
published, and for sale by ]. III. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-13
IT ElGHS Reports
IL Kents Commentaries ~
RandoIphs Reports-for sale BY =
aug e COLLINS & CO.
REMOVAL.

"hLL NELSON has removed for a few weeks O..
IL TO have his house repaired,) to the store next
To Messrs. John Vau-Lew & Co., few doors below
Messrs. w. e. Kyle g. Co. where he will sell off
his present stock Of Goods a, very reduced prices
His counting room viii be kept at his former store.
aug II ebt5t ~ !,. ~, -sl,.-fs. ,-. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-13
30 Cheap Music.

'INIiE subscriber has received large assortment
Il OF Lithrogaphic Music, which he will sell at
cents per printed page aud in instances cheap
ler,-Mucb has been said about the ncorrectness of
L,lthograPhic Music aud with degree of truth
Inc printing establishment having changed owners,
Is que to the present proprietor to say owing
70 his particular attention. the Lithogrophc Music
printed at bis establishment is ms correct as plate mn
sc,--The subscriber will give catalogue of music
On hand with the price in cents
| --.-lst -1e1J ViII.pffssr.fs -ts sats
WALTZES Bird Waltz arruuqed for the harm
or piano forte, i2 Bath Waltz 6; La Vestale Waltz,
y Ma La Ceneren,ela Waltz arranged BY W. Tsylor,
~ Wsliz, s. Eeuvis Wais s. Panama W alz,
mas & En- II rrIso il naa Waltz arranged BY Mr. Tay
Hungarian Waltz as danced IN Love among the Rose, H.
Russian ~ Waltz from the Magic rce Fairy Of France
W Copepbagen Waltz, with VARIATIONS by Latour 49, swiss
Waltz variations by e ~. Moran, %; Mczars Wal;s r.
..alop Waltz composed by Leibns, IT, Stop ard Polish
Wa,zrs 10; Waltz the com,osIiiou of Won eter g.
Nahant Waltz, 9; Tsoan, Wel,z 8. - Y
eng 9.fsli1 q - r.. D SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-13

M AGkEREL $50 bbIs. N. 3, will be sold low
" taken from the wharf.--Apply to ..Ssss, !.
aug 6--2 ~ eCHAS. PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-13

TEJHE l4h Number of the Medico Chlrurgical
Il Review. received at j. III. NASH'S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-13

p fuH the North American Review.
"Without intending to make any nvidious compar.
ison with other works of this class, can say with
truth that 1T is certainly well adapted the purpose
tor which it is intended by it's highly deserving author
and may be recommended to the attention of Parents
and teachers" &c.
Lessons IN Greek Parsing or Outlines of Greek
tirdmmer-Designed as an Introduction to the studG
OF the Greek Grsyanar..by C. A. Goodrich, Professor
OF rhetoric and Orr in Yale College.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-15
WAsHIxcToy, September II.

NhehINGiO", SepteU'Uel i.
NiKtny.-We have authentic information that
PhiIadef phia Volunteer company, called the Jr-
NOR ARTILLERIsrs, commanded by Charles Ba-
ker. ESQ. will leave Baltimore for the Copitol of
he Union, on the 18th inst arrive at alexandra
on Sunday the 10Th. and, resting there over night,
reach this city on Monday morning, Goth.
1t is understood that the officers Of the end d.
vision, and the Volunteer corps, are making ar
rangements to give their friends handsome re.
ception,
We further hear it said, that lis contemplated
to receive the stranger Corps az IT, Navy YARD,
and that, that excellent officer, Captain Charles
r. Broom. of the .harine Corps, with de;ach-
ment of Marines, will take part in the ceremo.
MES of reception. It's understood that quarters
are provided for Captain Baker and his corps, at
Ba.uard's Mansion Eotel.-.4m. Salesman.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-15
From the .fl5oay Daily .7drertissr.
ACTORS IN THE SCENE.
No. V.-EDwARp, BARoY BIGyoy.

-NU' ''-J%DNhNbi l'ttsOs DibNOS
Baron Bignon is nov minister Of foreign affairs
He Is a native Of Normandy, and is sixty-eight
years Of age. lie commenced his career as a
private soldier. and after having gained the good
will of Gen. Huet. whose secretary he became
lie rose at length to considerable importance in
diplomacy. It is worthy of remark, that large
proportion of the great men who have figured in
the tragic-cnmedY of French affairs, have risen
FROM the lowest grade Of service.
In the course Of events he became secretary of
legation at the Cisalpiue aud lielyctc republics.
aud at the court Of Berlin. lie was next pIeni-
poteniiary at the court OF the Elector of hes Sc
Cassel
In 1907. he was made ATTENDANT Of Prussia,
and other duties were committed TO his care at
Barden, Warsaw and wilma. In 1915. upon
the - budding OF the violet" the return of Napo-
leon from Eiba. he was made director of CORES
pondence fot foreign affairs, and chosen mem
Der of the chamber of deputies. He signed the
captulation of the Sd July, 1915, on behalf Of
the provisional government, with the general. of
the allied army. The biographer of Bighon de-
scribes him as q Terson Of small stature, but a
Hercules in mirG. polished man in society, an
admirer of the ladies. and an improvisatore, vet
vigorous champion of liberty, firm friend of
the people, and man of eloquence.
Among his principal acts in the chamber Of
deputies, of which for many years he has been
the ornament. are his demand for the departure
of the allied armies. the recall of the exed b.
napartists, and his denunciaIon Of the ministers
for wasting the public money. As we'll as Gen
erat Gerard, he has euogised from the Tribune
more than once the immortal Captain. whose
fame must go down with that of Alexander and
OF Caesar" On one occasion. before the whole
chamber. he told the celebrated Vilele that his
conduct was infamOus!
BignOn Is the author Of two celebrated works.
One on the system adopted by the Directory to-
wards the Cisalpn republics; the other COM
parative exposition of the moral. political and f.
nanciai state Of France, and of the principal Eu-
ropean powers.--l'his is rated very hi.h by those
who are acquainted with the subject
Ii will be evident to our readers that the lead
ing men in the provisional government haze been
warm friends Of Napoleon. and if the fine has
come which Gcneral FoY in 1892 predicted
would come. tha, the echo Of praise would yet
be heard in the hall once decoraged with his tro-
plies. we cannot ref an from rticipalins the re-
Of the Napoleon dynasty, in the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-15
SOUTH CAROLINA.
EGtrdct Of letter to the Editor Of the Charles
ton Gin E0-pttp

EGtract Of letter to the Editor Of the Charles.
ton City Gazette.
''0LD SUMTER is sAFE."-The Factionists
and Insurgents will be, and indeed are defeated.
The People, indignant at the Misrepresentation
in the Sumter Gazette, and repeated in the
Mercury, and the gross trick Of calling the acts
and doings of a few people of Stateburg and its
vicinity, those of the whole district of Sumter.
determined at the earliest period TO give the state
ment the contradiction fat"
"On the Sd inst. votes were taken at several
muster grounds. & the question Of Convention or
no Convention was proposed 20 the people present.
Ihave heard of three. At Capt Belser's the num-
Der present was ~. and two only voted for Con-
yenti0n. One of the latter a Northern man.
and said he only voted so,east some violent neigh
Dor he resides near State6urg) should say he
would not fight.
"At Capt. Rhame's, the number of persons
there was Isl; Of these one solitary vote was
found for Convention.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-15
ORIGINAL POETRY.
DAVID.

King David kneH.
a;s;nv iuxurisntly Up from flowers,
That droopingly bent down their heads, as gf'eVen
To part from their rich spirit of existence
Ye, that was not the cause. for psstilence
was out upon the land, and his hot breath
Came shAngly upon the sense like death,
Or anguor caused by slowly working drug.
Fhe song of BIRDS from many agsudy Chine,
That fllttered in their tiny palaces,
Came no, upon the ear as free and full
A, when IT cheered princes dalance hour,
por clsmmy fever bur,hened every notes
And cen the very Jewels lacked the bright
And varied lustrr Of their native mines
go deadly was that breath of pesnlence'
Fue diatiem had ALLEN from his head, and lay
A, fin mockery Gifts owners state
ais hands were eiasped 50 earnestly that blood
,)o1e,l on; from meath each jewelled oop ofgo!d
Masng the ru5,e. redder while large drops
Like drop, OF Agony stood on his brow
Not thus upon the battle plain he smo,e
IN ypathlil might:be mailed one OF Gath;
The yictor's h,sh now usurped by wan
And pallid sspec,-Oi he vas bowed down.
And David pra, ed!-even an infants prayer
That holer Whisper than an angels bresih--
which floats to heaven in purity AT morn,
Or when the stars are out, looking as 5rgh.
Az tho they shcne upon = sihless world.
So rose the monNrch's prayer-G,ot hohy--
For was il not the PRAYER of penltence!-
Long and most deep he struggle!-ye, he rose
With hrhtened heart, and ere the sun went down
The dreadful plague STAYED, and fro N that hour
ge walked better and hoher man. $
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-15
Asc7en

We have placed in our first page the inter.
estng correspondence between Mr.. Writ and
Governor Gimer, concerning the Cherokee case.
We cannot recollect an instance, of more harsh.
uncivil, insulting reply to fair, courteous and
conciliatory letter. than that of the chief Mags-
'trate Of Georgia. to the communication of the en-
inent and accomplished lawyer of Maryland
Tie contrast between the tone and spirit of the
writer's Is as broad as possible, and altogether in
favor OF Mr.. Writ. Personal cohtumely address
sed to such man, on such subject, in anwer
to such an overture, excites disgust and strongly
recos. All refined and generous minds feel lis
grossness and injustice, and must be more or
less alienated BY it from the cause or side for
which it is employed. Comfy particularly be-
comes high stations. Nat. Gazette
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-15

person Of the Young Dakc Of Reicsstadt las
would have the effect TO put down the ,Boaroons
forever, and while all the necessary restrictions
could be effected BY the liberals, both by a. new
charter and the pledged faith Of the Austrian
government; on the otter hand the enthusiasm
Of the nation would fnd field for its exercise IN
the remembrance Of the slories of the Napoleon
name. The adulation which Is yet secretly De-
slowed upon the character Of ibis extraordinary
man. by those who remember only his victories
and MS renown. would SOFA bring its offerings
with renew ed zeal to the shrine of the departed
great. The faults Of Won lem hare ty no one ne
been more severely eri icise! than or hlmsey,
and in spite If Wy etfi's Of Scott and LocAhart,
to impress history -, Eng;sh prejudlces, we
may see, with 80 mage Of circumstances
some more hon rlters. who will dare do JUS
tice to those a, which mus, ever lorm a
theme for ron and 4 subject of reflection io7
philosophy.
We forgot g mention that the Expose Cornp2-
ratif'' was published By Bigron in 1914.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-15
Mons. &. Roux,
French Teacher at Mrs. Porfer's SckoO,

frej1Ch Teacher at Mrs. f0rerS ochoA,
nRopOSEs to open Glass fo- the Young ,Ad's;1
4 Iexandris not attending that Seminary.
A separate Class for Gentlemen will Ets,s |"
opsscd.
Mons. Roux thinks it is useless TO say much q tie
necessity of acquiring q language whose chsraeri
too high 10 be neglected or overlooked by perSOHi
liberal cducation: 1T is too well known'Nst II, bsas
ties. ncetes and true meaning, never be wellui'
derstood. il Judged only through the medium of sii
preiudiced or spiritless TRANSACTIONS
Of his cspsct, Teacher Mons Roux will ~
still less: rho tery kind and too fafsrins tesilA'aA
given Of him BY Mrs Porter III her adv :r'i'ement CT
pes him to be silent on that subject.
Private lessons viii also be given TO those WHO riI
wish it, ard who will make Early applicsuo"
For further information aud terms please 10 'pP'
A. Newton, Esq Franklin ho:el.
N.B Is. Mems Roux teaches Also the Spsn'sa ~
yusre. avg lg-5f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-15
ny. WelAerburn

necessary for ever, family to keep thein and gN.a
freely to persons Of all ages as preventive oi The ~
fryrrs, etc. they would find great saving by .
doing The public are cautioned against countebeia
The GOO qualities of these Btters ATE loo vi
known to require any thing m1le to te aid 90 t:
subject
Alexandra aug I9-2aw4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-15
DRAWS THIS DaY.

Connecticut State Lottery.
ForMe benefit ofthe Retreat fr Gs h,.one. cL,,
l5f@ 1880. -
VIII be drawn at Hartford on Wednesday 18Th G..
66 NUMBERS 10 DR.2JpN BgLLHTSs'F
HIGHEST PRIZE $loooo
Tickets 81; halves , %; quarters 20.
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class No "a FIR 1856,
viii be drawn Oh Thursday. 18th sertenb.,
HIGHEST CAPZTAL paTzE $40 %,
tickets %; halves : 50; Quarters IS WV
TObc had a variety Of numbers at lie Office .,
j. SGASEs
LoAtfy aid Exchange BrOSeT, .'l.rqnI,.,
CSC
Drawing of the
Connecticut Lottery, Class No. !, EY,n.
So Is 81 % 43 IS s. II s.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-15
-zfSGHf1Il&

OH Ironsides under the Hammer. 1.-The FRI
gate Constitution, pride Of Boston, and the
glory of the nation,-is to be sold at .4,ciion!-
That is. if MIR. Secretary Branch can have his
way We have for long time been aware that
a misunderstanding Of a serlons nature had exist
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-15

ed between Mr.. Branch and the Comu;,S..
of the Navy.-but never till now, did ws s ~
that this plan was at the bottom Of il. ''s
Boston Com a.