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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-04
OHIO.
Extract of lsitsr to the Editor Of The Cmcin.
nati Gazene, dated
COLUMBUS. ONO, Dec. Q

COLUMBUS. ONO, Dec. 81.
Here, as in all other places, the Presidents
proc Ismaion, in respect to South Carolina, is we'll
received. About the time il arrived, the budget
of the Sputh Carolina Convention cane to hand,
communicated BY the Governor to the Legisa.
ture. The subject Was referred, in The Mouse,
to join, committee, and joint order proposed
to print 1000 copies. In the Senate this res"lu.
ton sill lies on the table. Upon the pr"ci0nd'
fion. no measure has yet been taken in either
House. The fact, believe to be, is that the ma
i"rlty have at least two objections to acting up.
on it, FIRST: There is little too much Of good
sound doctrine in il. for those whose paates have
been spced with Mr.. Benton's speeches. with
the Bank Veto. and the dishes served up in the
Globe. They aPprehend that something turks 10
der it. that cannot be safely ventured upon. -
The second reason may be, that the minority iuI'
Iy approve the proclamation, and therefore no
part, division can b. made by acting upon it, IN
less the majority 60 against the President. which
they would prefer not to do. The thing has Land
until 1t has got cold. The deficiency Of en,hu'
,iasm has become plain, that an effort 10 excite
it must appear out of place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-04
POLAND AND KOSCIUSKO.

Circumstances otherwise trivial may, from az
association Of IDEAS, and still more perhaps 'fc"
connec ion Of names. lead the mind OF an o.
server of past. and we ma, say passing events, TO
the mos, serious contemplation. POLAND and
KosoIusKo. Our fellow citizen, Col Bow
FORD, it appears BY public nutlce in our CITY
ioutu mails. advertises that the creditors Of THAD'
DEUS KoscIUsKo. late of Poland, deceased, are
desired TO prefer their claims, &c. Sic transit
gloria n,u,,di! and we quote the trte phrase
only to show it's mappIicab'lity. KoscIusKos
gIor, cannot pass away. The names 81 POLAND
and KoscIysKo are inseparabie from our ideas Of
valor and patriotism. To coming generations ~
may devolve to speak in due terms Of POLAND
and IT'S destinies-to US, who have lived in the
last thirty wears Of the present century, it mal
be permitted To give honor, even at the distance
of thousands Of miles. to brave nation and her
gallant sons The annals of the world in al
its ages, furnish. we believe. no instance Of gres:.
er self devotion than can be found in the attaei'
ment. under prosperous and under adverse t''
tunes, Of the Polish legions in the service o.
France, to Napoleon. Without a home, anC
without country, except by name, end by name
alone to most If them, il may we'll be said, &c 4
allusion to their twenty years campaigns. to u"
the magnificent words Of Schiller
Their life was but battle and march;
And, like the winds blast, never resting, homeless
They stormed across the war convulsed earth"
KoscIUsKo died, il we recolIect rightly, u
1917, at his residence in Switzerland. he
sleeps with the honored dead. His ashes repase
BY the side Of those Of Joseph Ponia.owskI-
HIS remains were remvved to his native county.
HIS Memory is that Of the Braue, the Grsat aH'
the Good MAJ Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-04
QUALIFICATION.
The Charleston Courier, says

The Charleston Courier, says
&. We Law before our readers this morning, the
Replev,u Act passed by the Legislature of this
State, to prevent the collection Of the Federal
Revenue in our ports. II vii. be seen that it
does not pr"hibt the Merchant from paying duties
on importations, hut merely affords him chance,
aud that very doubtful one, incumbered with a
tedious and expensive Legislation, Of evading a
compliance with his obligation to the Govern
ment. We feel no apprehension that any Mer-
chant will risk the luss Of credit, consequent up
on engaging in any such controversy-,he Law
yrrs who made the new road to commercial
wealth, will be left TO travel it alone"
The Charleston City Gazette says:-
"No man in his proper senses has ever doubt
ell since the bill Of compromise OF July last, but
that the high protective system would DC aban.
doned, as being calculated to produce more harm
than good. Instead, however, Of accepting what
was already gained, with good grace, and per-
we donel Yes, what have We dones Why. null
i.6e,. and passed an act Of Replevin! An act
intended to keep alive the iEefable beauties of
our grand oniuneiure!" but one OF which no
business man will ever avail himself. Who can
read oyer the Act to carry into effect the Ordi
nance "a nul if,," and not feel his cheeks tinged
win the oiash OF shame and indignation, that
threats tn dl>franchise half the freemen in the
State, and so!emn appeals for l2 600 Bayards to
come forth aud Idle in the last ditch"-should
al enL in an act Of Repierin!-All end in an
act authorizing any paitry peItifogser who may
wish lo league with smugglers, to carry confusion
mo uur COURTS merely Ia test the theory OF State
in,erpo.itiun IN srrest,ng the supreme law OF the
land. The State has been kept in perpetual agi'
tation, Confidence very much impaired, credit
greatly injured. business of every kind diminish.
ell. aud the people subjected TO heavy waste oil
their public treasure-all to ensure the pass aye
Of R"plevin act"
A correspondent Of the Acknowledgment says:
..SuppOse the State of, Louisiana should take
!, into her head to secede from the Union, for
some offence. which has been produced BY the
laws passed BY Congress. She then being SO.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-04

vereien State. isv.s toll upon all vessels which
60 down the Mississippi river. Now, what
wish to ask, is, can she secede? Next, how
came IN. une Of the States Of this Union! Aud
then would ask, whether the creature can de-
s,roy ITS creatora Did she not take her place
among the States Of this Union under the Con-
stitutsonf If she should secede, what would be
her condiiions IL she part Of the national do
main OF uose And if not, who owns the sol, up
on which her i6habi,ants live? And il she IS
81, ereign State, anakhas right to secede, what
portion Of the pdbIiS Minds, Of the naval and mi.
iitary forces, and Of the Treasury belong to her!
II she has right TO 90. she has right to por'
iion Of the public property. IL appears to me.
my dear Sirs. that If the right Of secession be
true, this Union is not Government"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-04

was in pursuit Of coal, but was unable to shew
by any satisfactory evidence where be was. or
how his time was employed; which Is angular
to cay the least The six and an half hours
were amply sufficient time. to admit OF hrs going
to Red River. tarryinx there for some time after
six o'clock. P. NJ. and returning to the ferry a.
stated. A vast multitude attended at Bristol from
Fall River Yesterday. and seemed determined to
take the prisoner back BY force. declaring that
the, would have him. dead or alive: but were
prevented.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-04
The Stockholders

lF the Farmers Bank Of Alexapdrix are heree!
~ notified that Election Of thirteen Directors 10
the ensuing year. will DE held at their Banking Hoa
on Monday, the 9Th January next
dec Il-wt7Jsn 1No ueoFP. Cs.hie'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-04
DR.4WS THIS U.iI
Virginia State Lottery,

FOR inc DenePa " Ms i0ton y " "ee NJ Im'' w
VII he drawn in Richmond on Friday. Januar' 4
prize of $4,000 l0oprize Of 1900
do of 1000 &c &c &c
Lowest three number Prize, $500
Tickets IS; halves , 81; quarters IS.
Maryland State Lottery. Class No 81 for 1882.
Will be lrawn IN d. ,imnre on ,a'n.is', Is" $
SPLE.s DID CAPITAL PRIZE $40 600
III Lowest prZe rs.
ricketsS3 90. halves l so, qu.rtersO75.
To be had in q variety Ut hunt ersai
J. II. WHITES
'oi1y Office. Royal Streef
= Ord rs from the country specially s,te ndedt I"
Drawing of the Gran Conso!id ( ID Lottery, No 50:
II Al 4 % SO 90 "a OF 40
nT mbinst,on Nos 4 % Al IN the above Lottery,
entitled to prize Of p,e Hundred Dollars, was OBJ
tanned ut WHITES nffi.e.
DR.4YS ,TO-lNORROU
MARYLAND State Lottery, Glass No 81 for 1889,
viii he drawn in B,',i'"ore an sst'c Jan
HIGHEST PRIz7 $4,000.
Tickets IS; halves 50; q" rirrs -.
~ Lowest prize Sc
To be had IN u vsrie,, uunlbersoi
:. c0RSE,
Lot'ru e Exchange Broker. ale nndria.
Drawing of the Grand Consolidated Lottery. Glass No.
33 for 1922:
II al 4 % SO 90 "a q 40
DRyAJ'S THIS D.dT
Virginia State Lottery,
For the Benefit Of the 1osrn Of Hhesing. Class No 9
for 1882,
will be drawn in Richmond on Friday, JanuaIy4
HIGHEST PAIZE $4,000.
Tickets IS; halves 2 50; quarters IS.
Maryland State Lottery, Class No. 81 for 1899,
Will be drawn in Baltimore o. Saturday, January S
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.
Or owest prize dollars
Tickets s.; halves 20, quarters 075
On sale in great variety at
Jas. R1ORDA16'S
Lottery Office. corner King and Royalsts
p Uncurrent Notes and Foseisn Gold purchased.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-04

Mr.. RIvEs arrived in Town on Friday evening,
on has way to the Seat Of Government, but. we
regret to state, is detained here BY indispostion.
He hopes to be enabled to take his seat ia few
days. --Eedneksbur .4rena.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-12
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
parlour s. Mants\ Ornaments

at AUCTION
an Saturday morn ng, the 18th instant. ut 103 O..
~ clock will he sold, without reserve, at the Store.
house lately occupied by Mr.. Joseph l.. White ~ .
Shoe store. between st assph and Pitt Streets most
sp!endid collection OF
French 8 Italian Pdrlour 8. .Manfel Ornaments.
Amnngthis beautiful collection to be found the
following rich superb articles;
An extensive assortment Of A labsster Ornaments
Vases OF the Medcis, with Basso Relieve, present.
ing the razzs of Adrian, Etruscsn Vases
Gothic Urns with open work
Vases Of Flowers and Lights of Alsbaster. and Bsr.
dglIo Warehouses;, with groups Of animals
Candesticks, Fruit Baskets, ladies' Work Boxes &
Fruits; Msgnfying Glasses, with Views OF the
principal Cities of Europe; Glass Toys
A large Musical Box with four tunes
A splendid Temple Of the Vatican, together with
rich end splendid assortment of various and novel
and beautiful Ornaments. which it is considered
unnecessary to enumerate, being . collection of
one Of the first artists in Europe.
The house will be opened on Friday, the 18th, at
O'clock p. n for the purpose Of giving ladies and
gentlemen opportunity Of examining this splendid
collection.
or Ladies specially invited to attend this sale.
Terms of saie-Iess than $40. cash, 500, and not
exceeding $50 credit of 60 daysi $50. and cot ex.
ceeding $780, 1870 days; 500 and upwards, months,
for approved endorsed negotiable notes.
june 70 GeO WHITE, Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-12
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT

POT.ATOES-CHE.aP FOOD FOR CIT
TLE-.AT AUCTION
T1O.MORROW, (Thursdsy, 18th instant,) at 10 O..
l. clock. will be sold at my Auction Store, without
reserve, for whatever they will bring;
400 Bushels Blue eyed White POTATOES,
in lots of 10 bushels with the privilege Of 100 They
are in good order for table use-are Of an excellent
kind for planting-and for stock believed to be
cheaper oud than Bran, eyed at three times It's cost
.4lso, ,oithout reserve,
A first rate Dray; Water cart; Harness; large and
small Scales and Weights; Sacks; Stove; Desk; Blocks
and Fall, q lot of Pine Wood. and other articles
Ass: A first rate Riding and Harness HORSE.
June II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-12
900 Reward.

lSANAWAY from the subscriber. living IN Piscata
"a way, on "Wednesday night. the Oh instant, Ne
gro Girl named ELIZA. She is bright mu's4o'
about Is years DID, low aud ,runcy. full tace and has
very full suit OF hair. She took with her variety Of
clothing Eliza went off in company with a Girl nam
ed Nancy, with whom she was seen to 60 on board one
of the Washington steamboats, at Alexandria Her mo-
ther is living with Mr.. asbury Eyas"n' in George
town, where think she has probably gone.
] will give $40 to any person who will apprehend
and secure the said Girl in any jail SO that get her
again, il taken in Washington. Georgetown, or Prince
Georges County. Md or the above reward it taken
further from home. AARf SIhNioN.
Piscatsway, June lift Nat, Init
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-12
BY WILLIAM. D. MUTT.

DY authority Of deed Of trust from John u. Mon.
ID roe to the subscriber, for certain purposes there
in expressed dated 2lst April. 1852, and recorded in
the office Of the Clerk Of the u Circuit Court for
the County of Alexandria, Lib T. No. 2, page 203,-
shall proceed to sell
ALL THE PROPERTY
Of the said yonroe so conveyed at public auction on
ednesday 18Th inst ut 10 O'Clock, At his residence,
upper end of King street, door east Of Mr. J. c.
VowcIps Flour Store Consisting OF
Tables. Chairs, Beds, Bedsteads, Sideboard
Glass, China Canal Stock
Leased Lot and improvements
with all his other property. w. ID. MUTT,
;une - Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-12
Notice

Two those interested creditors Of the estate of Da
L vd Martin. decessed.-After the 18th day OF this
month, dividend will be made of the money in my
hands. sceruing from his estate; and wish all claims
against said estate that still outstanding be pre-
sented before the above date regularly passed by the
Orphans Courf otherwise they may not recover their
said claims JAS. DOUGLAS. Admir-.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-12

Serious Movements in Observation-Disclosures
Of hostile preparations, and Of considerable con-
flic,s he,w cen the natives, and the Dutch Facto.
ries ON this island. was published some time ago.
More rece MT -advices furnish very disastrous re-
suits Of the Dutch expedition that had been sent
into the interior to punish and avenge the inlu-
ries they alisge TO have received from the native
princes. They advanced, il is said, Tar into the
interior, and meeting with little opposition, re-
Taxed in their caution. and by their avaricious
exactons, created a combination, exasperated BY
wrongs. which attacked the troops in three plac-
with entire success having slaughtered not less
than three thousand Of the Dutch.
Mr. Moore, late Minister @ot the United
States TO the Republic Of Colombia. arrived in
this city on Saturday evening, on his way to his
residence in Kentucky. His friends will be we'll
oleased to learn that he has returned from his try.
ing residence abroad in good heath.-Nat. Int.
The BOARD Of Commissioners under the French
Treaty Of Indemnity met IN this city yesterday,
the newly appointed Commissioner, Gen. Saun.
ders, being in attendance, in place Of Mr.. Will.
liams, resigned.- ibid.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-12
New Teas. Sugars, Wines,

New Yeas. Sugars, Wines,
FRUITS. &c. sc.
Landing from New York. and for sale by the
subscribers:
Don Chests. half chests, and boxes GunIowder,
NOU Imperial, Hyson, Young fiyson and PouchonB
TEAS, fine qualities
20 beautiful 1s,s. e''die' e""R Ts.
70 hogsh cads New Orleans, Porto Rico and st
Croix SUGARS
so bags white Br .zil do
10 quarter casks Port
90 Indian barrels RoIslon
40 quarter casks Dry Malaga tYyNES
half pipes Catalonia
40 cases Claret
10 do huscat
4 half pipes Seignette's Cognac Brandy, emil
tied to d. benture
10 barrels Honey
SO boxes new Cheese
case Vermicei
100 bales Cassia
10 bales Almonds
S DO Madeira Nuts
80 drums Prunes
$50 do Figs
IS do Dates
so boxes Bunch Rsisins
20 boxes French Fruits in vinegar
40 do Capers and Olives
so do Sicily Lemons. in good order
pipes fresh Lemon Juice prepared in Sicily,
q new article
l25 Demijohns, one, two. and five gallons
casks Brown Stout
90 dozen English Mustard
NIB These Goods, being imported under reduced
ana abolished duties and purchased chiefly for money
can be sold at low prices. ,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-12

fit The Commercial Reading Room-The let.
tel, bag Of the Barque Pantheon, Dru@mond mas
ter. for the squadron in the Mediterranean, to
sail IN few DAYS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-12
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE PArkIoT OFFICE,
Mnndnu. 1 a.cLnnk 2 IA

FLouR, Howard street.-The wagon price end.
ed on Saturday at IS S7s for fresh ground in.
spectiuns; and stored Flour has mostly been set
tied for at 5 Sla. The store price to-day Mon.
day) is S SGT, though some are holding It at
62a. A lot Of 100 bbls was taken this morning
at tire former rate, and another OF 400 bbls at
the same price. Sussuehanna. Nour-The store
price Of this article, as on Saturday. ranges at
5 s7a S "A. for that in good order.
-Whem-Maryl land red, 81 Is a l 10
according to quality; white 90 a g. Corn
Yellow, 66 a 81. cts; white IS 66 cts. Rye
Susquehanna. 81 68 cts; Maryland, 67 20
cen,s-the latter prices appear TO be fair quo
,ta,on to-day.
WuIsKEY.-N change has been experienced
in this article since last week. The fair store
price to-day appears to be 90 2s4 cents in
hhds The wagon price in bbls ranges at 81
% cents, exclusive of the barrel, and store
price at 81 SO cents.
Bread Siufs-We noticed few days since
the fact, tas stated in the Montreal Daily Adver-
tiser) of a large quantity Of wheat having been
taken out Of bond at Liverpool, for the purpose
of being shipped to Canada.
The Inducements to this operation are, that
foreign wheat cannot at present be entered for
consumption in England, the high duty amount
lug to an entire prohibition; but the same wheat
may be imported into Canada for consumption at
a very moderate duty aud -four MANUFACTURED in
Canada is admitted into Great Britain and her
Colonies at low rate Of duty. Consequently all
the wheat Of Canada may be made into -four and
sent to those markets while its place for consump
ton may be supplied by the Introduction Of fu-
reign.
Indeed, the same foreign wheat may be again
sent back to England, after being ground into
flour; officer, OF the Customs in Canada having
decided that haur manufactured in Canada is
Canada Flour Without reference 10 the origin Of
the wheat.
We have now before US circular recently is.
sued by Messrs Horatio Gates s. Co. Of Montre.
al, winch states that fine flour. manufactured
from the wheat exported, as above, may be sold
there at five dollars per barrel, and afford fair
profit.
A. an evidence that trade Is moving into the
channel Just indicated, we notice That no incons!d.
cradle part Of the cargoes of ships recently clear.
ed at Quebec Tor Great Britain has consisted OF
-four.
Verify legislation upon ,rabeprodaces singu'
lar effects -N.w Yord Shipping List.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-12

We find an editorial article Of ours, written
longer than year ago, headed Washinston's
Birth place, aud giving an account of it, from
some memoranda furnished to US by Mr.. Gusts,
now goiag the rounds, credited to North Ca.
rolna paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-12

Notice Is hereby given,
Middle turnpike Company will be held at the
Old Heading Room oy er the Market in the Town Of
Alexandria, on Saturday, the 18th OF June, 1888.
;uns II-t1sth
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-12
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF .sLEKaYDRLa. IN. C..
ARRIVED. JUNE II,

ARRIVED. JUNE IL,
Barque Pantheon. Drummond, Baltimore; to
load with u. S. stores for the Mediterranean.
Barque Superior. Smith, New York; bound to
Georgetown.
Schooner Mount Vernon, Marston, Boston;
Lime to II. Dainger6eld, and Freight for the
District.
Schooner joseph Stewart. Wood, Philadcl-
phia; Tubat CO Stems to II. DainserfeId.
Slo"p Neptune, Hand. Philadelphia; Freight
to the District.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-12
MARRIED,

On the 9th inst by the Rev. John Smith, (in
st. Mary's church, Mr. WESLEY SUMMERS. to
Miss Mary MAReARET. eldest daughter OF b.
RorcHroRp, all Of this place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-12
WAtcN AOst.
Iames 5. Gunnell, NJ. y.

DENTIST,
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens and visit
lie, ors of AIexandria that he may be consulted at
Mr. A Newton's Hotel on the first and third Wednes'
day in every month, from o'clock A. n. until 2 Pm
All letters addressed to DIR. G. at his Office between
the United states Bank and the Presidents House,
Washington City, or left at Mr. Newtcns Hotel Al
exandris, will be puactually attended to.
Jan 2-eWedtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-12

Brig Carrier, Power, cleared a, Boston for
this port 7lh
Schooner Abigail. Berry. hence at Salem 9Th.
Schooner Balance, Gorham, hence at Boston
7th.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-12
/. b. Mayhem, bental SurgeNn,

"ILL commence his professional visits to Aexan.
w dria on Thursday next, the 18th instant. and
continue them on the second and fourth thursdays in
each month during the season. Persons desiring his
professional services will please send note to the Bar
Of the City Hotel june 12-d2tNe rhurstf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-12

Crushed sugar, &c.
~ Barrels Crushed Loaf Sugar, a superior article
~ for families
ha'fP pipes : Brandy
2 barrels
10 cases Boots and Shoes, assorted
Received per schooner Mount Vernon for sale by
juel2 w. FOWLE e Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-12
The Steamboat Cygnet.
for Washington Il
BALTIMORE.

ONN0SltlOn 1Or w deAAhStOA a"
BALTIMORE.
The public are respectfully
uniformed that Beltzhoover 4 Cos
N4E Phenix Line Of Splendid Blue
Sz=aSzs Safety Coaches will, in future.
leave alexandria for Washington and Baltimore at half
mast o'clock A. NJ Passengers going in this line to
I,x tmore are assured there win be no detention in
Washington.
Pc. sons wishing to 60 in the o'clock or 10 O'Clock
r. NJ Stage from Washington to Baltimore, can secure
their seats either Of the Opposition Stage Offices.
and be sent to Washington without any extra charge
Their Coaches, Horses and Drivers, are surpassed
by none. No racing allowed Passengers will be cal
led for and left wherever quired and every exertion
made to please the public.
For seats please be particular to apply at the opPo.
position Stage Office, next door to G. Brests Barber
Shop, on Royal street. between King and Cameron
street; and at r II. Harringtons Steam Boat Hotel
and at j. Morris Franklin House Hotel.
Fare to Warrington 10 IS
to Baltimore Is
Alexandra, June 8. 1883.
P s. The Stage leaves the Opposition Stage Office.
adjoining Csdsby's Hotel, Washington, every evening
at O'Clock for Alexandra. June o
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-12

DR4JHS THIS DAT
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class No. Is for 1858,
will be drawn in the City ofNew York on Wednesday
June ~
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Whole tickets IS; halves 50i quarters 70.
Delaware & North Carolina Lottery,
Class No. % for 1885,
To be drawn at Wilmington, Deiaa are, on Thurs ay'
June Is
CAPITAL PRIZE 8 5000
Tickets 81, halves 90; quarters so
10 be had IN variety oi NUMBERS OF
+. UO12SE.
Lottery 81 Exchange Broker. Rierandrta.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-12

For BostoM-Yo- Morrow.
s6N The schooner FORN.a.y, Captain N. Perez.
SLXv.l, will sail as above. For freight or passage
Apply 60 the Captain ON board. orto
June IL A. C.. CAZENOVE Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-12
lemons.

~ Boxes Lemons. in good order, just received and
L y for sale by w. ii. MILLER.
iune II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-12

The melancholy accident on the Red River,
by which Senator Johnson and Others lost their
lives. it is nov clearly ascertalned originated
from the explosion Of quantity Of sunpo"der
in the hold Of the steamboat, which literally tore
her in pieces. 10 about two minutes after the
explosion the hull sunk.