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Rich Lace Goods, &c,
p0GPRS g LEWIS,

a RE now opening a beautiful assert
ment of Elegant LACE GOODS:
Sc. VIA, ca, IA and S-4bfack and
white best English Lace Wells, Shawls;
half Shawis and Trimming Laces--
.s. .dLSG,
Grape Palerines and Shawls, richly
embroidered with Chiaele, Silk net halt
Handkerchiefs with beautiful palmet
Borders-Dlack BOmbazine, &c. &c
ali which are just received from Boston,
where they were bought at Auction with
cash, and which will be sold cheap Tor
cash.
Auoq1sf Q seT3
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-02

he Subscriber
Has Just receired and offers for sale
at his Store on Priace.street,
One case Irish Linens, A, by the
piece or retail.
One case domestic Ginghams s Plaids.
Two TONS Sheatting Paper.
IN STORE,
Tow Cloth, domestic and English Cot
On Stirring.
Domestic bingham and Plaids.
Domestic and English Cloths.
Do. CasSimeres ditto.
Niarseilles. If different kinds.
Cambrics and Calicoes.
Meas, Boys, and v omens Shoes.
Silk Hats and Umbrellas.
ALSO,
Many other articles in the Dry Coed
line too numerous to mention.
Groceries as usual.
3 .4sA'iE0.sY RHODES.
August 20. div
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e. Raisins

100 boxes fresh Bloom Raisins, just
received.
Coarse and fine Salt, with an assert
fnent of Groceries-all Of which will be
sold on accommodating terms, at the
lower end of Prince street, by
John Douglass g Co
Who constantl, keep a supply of the
best Family FloRr.
August 2S. cost
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-02

Pnris, Juns SO.
Napoleon has reigned l&0 days, N
which he has spent 6C0.G0C, coz lost l5o
Zoo men. France is raYased by CIVIL
war, and the capital beseised by two ar
|mies.
J,'y S.
The white flag floats on thousands o.
towns and villages /; every where m
short, where the people have lad tue
power to hoist it !; and yet the i'egl'sI
lare stipulates for the tri-colour a 'liI
|aular contrast between TIE representa-
Itiyes and the represented.
The chamber Of representatives Has
declared that it viii continue to SIT,
posing for security on the na'iO - !
Guard, and en- the magnar!mIty o. ~
allied powers. It declares fia' . ~
new government ought TO unite ~
wishes of the nation legally e1Ffs"e.
to assinilate itself to Other goyernEen,,,|
and becone the guarantee o' Feaes
Europe. 1t declares Tat the lso"" ID
must swear to observe . echs'I'auVa ID
liberated upon BIZ representa- - !
and accepted by the ecP'c;, ana .;t, '" bsI
government Which has no otter u's ~
IsceIamations or IS i'm used by ioIS,
ever government which sail no. 1""!l
the aattio, Il colours. and si'a'i H'' .
rantee certain principles "hich are :,I S~T
Imerated will lave on!y ali cP'eD'', ,r,(. !,
stance. and viii rot ssc"'e r,a
,rhi, declaration is sisHed y 10Y
|nais, President. a,,h,v yas
ordered to lie carried to TIE a'i'''
rsiyns by q dcp2;aiion;. .sentat,sl
On the Glib Of. Jolly, the r'pfeSe",.sn
were occupied in ,i,scass'nS ~ n ts ne,
paw The ar:3y, ait! in debate % ." I
constitution. bod spnt =
denrtation to tie King, wit 'I ,So Ill
the, tlcmanatd IN the rame o. -
tor ~. chiefs Of the leyions ard % 2sg n
of nat wi Guard- made a pup'.i s,..Ss.I
alton 10 their soImaaqrf ~ w.
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100 DOLLARS
RE IA R ID.
RAN away from the SubscraSer on 'be
18th instant,
TWO NEGRO MEN, NAMED
Tom 6 Jim.

VENOM IS a BRIGHT Muiatto about 70
years of age, and from having Deen
long accustomed to house service, IS oo'h,
in his speecha and manners above the Ss-
binary level of Negroes.He has also
been IN the habit for, some time past OF
to a Garden and Stable, ana
will most probably seek employment N.
the capacity either of Dining keom
Servant. a Hester, or Gardener. :,
JIM is rather black, s0years old, and
about S feet 10 inches hish.-He Is en-
tireIy without beard, and has lost by
disc sse his left big toe. 1T IS more than
probable these Negroes will endeayor to-
set to Pennsylvania. Should they be
taken out Of the State Of Vir., mia, Ma
ryland and District of Columbia, the a. a.
boye Reward, or Fifty Do'lars each VIII
be given for them--ii within eltfer Of the
above mentioned places, Iuenty.tte
Dettars each. . So.
NJ Masters of Vessels and others
are. forewarned carving off, harbeung
or secreting the said Slaves at their Pc
I'll.
WIN. S. STUART.
Oss1AN Hill, Fairfax Cy. Va,
Auorcf IS 1t.
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wine. He IS said to drink regularly to
tie health Of tie Prince Roget. Cof,e
& frequently served up 70 him on tie
3eek. and when he first cane near tie
land about Terbay, he is reported to.
ave exclaimed, g Enfa, aritia ce tedas
pays - Eat length, here is this fine coun-
,rv?l adding Tat he had never seen 1t
except from Calais to Bol1gne, when the
only points that could be seen were the
white and bold rocks about Dover. lie
is plainly dressed, in general in a green
coat, without any decorations. and
cooked hat.
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For Norfolk.

rK The regular Packet sloon y
$3.50 $3.50 MON, j. Middleton, Master,
waltsali on Wednesday next, ior freight
or passage. Apply to
adams, Herbert and 70
Who have for sale landing from SAID
vessel.
81 puncheons choice Grenada
Rum,
$50 bills. Suffolk Tar.
Arc a0.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-17

The NeW.fort STATE Prison Rehor., for the
year 1914, makes the total number of con-
victs, remaining IN the prison on the last day
OF the year, to De 494, of which els were re-
ceived into the prison during thar year and
ais had been discharged in the same term,
viz. 100 by expiration Of sentence, 76 by par
don, and 90 by death. OF the 494 remaining,
4l9,arc men, and Is women $50 are whites,
and IA blacks (; 400 are Americans, and o.
foreigners as are sentenced for life, for
more than Is years, 3S for more than ID, 56
ior more than 9, 20 for more than z, | l6 for
more than S, and $50 Tor Eve years and un
der. Vi these sentences Is will expire the
present year. Among their crimcs,34s we're
sentenced for grand larceny, 73 for forgery,
81 for burglary, Ia for assault and battery,
and SO for various offences. Of the foreign.
ers, SO are Irishmen, % Engishmen, | w.
Indians, Sco,hmeu, 4 Frenchmen, . Ger
mans.4 Nova Scotiamen,4 Canadians,2 GUM
cans ,landcr, Swede and Portuguese.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-17
Report Of Me 7rRsfees of lie Lo,,x.
Wharf and Public Schock.

In conformity 10 the Act Of the General Assembly,
made and passed at their sessions IN January lYo5,
and by direction of the Trustees of the Long wharf
aud Public School, beg leave to report. To the
iown-Council OF the town Of Newport, Tha, 1t a
meeting Of the Trustees, in August. 1914. a Com
mt,ee appointed for that purpose, reported, that
all the monies advanced by tie Bank Of RhodeIs.
land Tor completing the wharf were reimbnrsedcx-
cept the small balance OF seven dollars fifty cents
That there was in the hands at the whartnger a
balance OF thirty dollars cent, besides n.nber
OF unsettled accounts for collection In consequence
OF which Report, a Committee was forthwith an.
pointed 10 devise plan for commencing schopl,a-
sreeso'y TO the original intention OF the grant made
py tne said Act OF Assembly.-gn consideration OF
tie limited funds arising from the Wharfage, il was
ueemea advisable to commence a schooi with "a
sh'a' number OF boys, in the house presented for
that purpose by Simeon Potter, Esq. contract was
accordingly made with Elizabeth Finch, who tenant
part OF sald house. and on the 10th Of October.
"a az; 1914 school commenced, consisting of 2s
N''s" boys VINO on examination by the school com
,i 80, from un,e TO time, but more particularly se
slc expiration of the second quarter, were found tc
nave made greater proficiency in their learning than
was anticipated; and that Mrs Finch, with tic as
ssiancc at her husband, had done ample Justice to-
"e pup.s committed TO her charge.
,, 81 .ne annual meeting OF the Trustees. on the
iV'n OF April, A. ID. 1915. II was resolved ,hat tile
sehooi committee accordingly directed, to enal,.t>
.ne school to the number Of forty, from belief ,Sr
tue probable Increase of the funds, arising from
more general use Of the wharf, would authori.e
sueh an augmentation of the school, and measures
are now IN train to carry said resolve into opcra,ion
BY endesoring to obtain pupils frcn ditrcn, parte
OF tue town. that all may have an opportunity OF ex
perencng the happy effects Of so valuable IAN ins,.
tu''on.--And the Trustees natter themselves, That's
uhe next annual report to the hon. town. ounci, vii,
not only be gratifying to them guardians OF the
Town. out highly ss'siactoryto to all who feel inter
oil he MI
s"oos' ROBERT ROGERS, Sec'rs.
present Trustees. Tabcr, Nicholas lay
Tor. CHRIS Fowler. John l.. Boss, Wm. Liuie6eld.
kohert Rogers, w Ghannog, Samuel Vernon, A.
Clarke, X. Robinson, Simeon Martin, &. White
horne, iona. Bowen, Ed. Martin, Sias Dean, y. T.
Northam, G. Chase, WIN. Ennis, Benj Hadwen.
VIM. c. Gardner. John r. Shearman.
.Nsw,vrf, .Kayl7, 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-17

BUFFALO, MAY2
Lake Erie ovsrRcacing FROM some uo.
known cause, the water in this Lake has been
rising for about three years. Duting which
time, it has risen nearly three feet and ac-
co,ding to its natural motion, will continue
to rise during the summer. The Niagara
River, rising in proportion to this Increasing
supply of water from the western world, by
the rapidi,y of its current, is rendered more
difficult 10 pass. We have not heard the o.
pinlon Of any gentleman of science on the
subject, qualified 20 investigate the canse, or
give any probable conjecture as to the source
from whence it may spring. May it not a.
rise from the improvement of the land lying
on the margin of Lake Erie, admu,ing a
more free passage of the y''er 10 its 'ribu,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-17

tie T5yHi family" As believe you baye
seen Lion, shall say nothing of him but
the King is another sort of raree.shasy. as
sure you he is very much like other IA: old
men; excepting that he walks like a lame
duck, and instead Of sitting down in a chair,
the Great Officers OF his Majesty raise up the
skirts # his cca., and then he lets himself fall
like bundle into his chair. Tho fair Dutch
ess d'(fagogleme, his niece, resembles in stat
ure and grace Mis-, with head and face
not snlike Miss -; so tha;, were you to
meet them ggaeeomhanied, you would not be
10 danger Of being struck down by ths exceed.
ing klory of their Majesty. The Royal
Dukes C.fngog!em- and de Berri, are cou-
pie OF Unlocking fellow as you would wish to
meet with. Their royal cousin, the Duke Of
Orleans, is the only decent looking man a
mong them, which is probably owing to the
fat living he had, when he travelled in exat.
ed and happy America"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-17

CObDE 1 I,o LEl'IEkS.

J. Be!den & Co. OF New. York, have Issued
proposals for publishing COBBETT'S LET
ERS on the late zvQr between .smeyica and
Great f-6rfia'n 10 be printed on good paper.
with new type, forming an octave volume
OF about 400 pages pice So and viii 30
published as soon as The last letters arrive in
the county.
Subscriptions received at this office.
NeEPorf, May ~, 1915
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RARE CHANCE.

ITO be sold by order Of Court. on the premises in
i Tiyerton. on the scyen,ecn,h day Of June next.
at 10 o'clock, in the forenson, sf said day, the Real
Estate of the late Samuel aalsbury, deceased, coa-
ssting of two story dwelling House, n two story
out building. with cellars, wood House. tc. plcs'-
anuy situated about one hundred rods south of the
stone bridge. or SO much thereof a. viii be suAf'
ier 20 pay tie Just debts of the deceased wh in
c.den;sl .hsrgcs. b..
BENJAMIN uo-Lav-,. .ei-.'s-. !
T'rer,s-s .Ndg icfi, 1916,
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MORE NEW GOODS.

O. RICHMOND, will open this day, ius, i'm
ported from Liverpool. of the sule and patterns,
a few trunks Calicoes-Ginsh Mus.
ltns-imltatien nCsmbrics-fancy yshawls--vestngs-
Madrass Hkfs.-furniture Caicoes and D,mhes--
British Shir,ings-Cotton aud dThresd-Laces-iong
white and black klu Goves--biack silk HIS floss
Silks-giass Buttons-Ribbons--blac Fioren,ines-
Bombazetts-t lannels--&c &c
.7is0-A few pieces cotton Csmbrics, and long kid
Gloves partially damaged, viii be sold very cheap
.HQy IL.
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#x@- PR!ZE LIST.

The privatecr brig Saranac, DasneI, from an un-
successful cruizc Of ! months having taken pri.
yes, one she gave up 10 prisoners, and destroyed
three, has arrived at Baltimore.
BOstsa, april i2--The brig which the ship Jacob
Jones captured at POnliana. was called the Bourwan.
Capt sambo, belonging TO Penang, which place she
was from, in company With the Adele, on trading
voyages. The }. J. took ont OF both about 100000
worth OF property Consisting &C opium, dc, goods,
saltps,r-, gold dust, &c. ami has brought tie same
in with her.
.Nsy.r Fork, .'iy ii--Ar The inc coppered Bri,.
isA ship Nicholson. og sIns. laicn wih dry goods,
crates. Sc capiarei i.ih March. b3al from Liv.
crpool Zoe st Salvador, prize 20 he fiya'e armed
brig warri0r, of this DJ...,
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FRESH GOODS.

Wli.L be opened this day, at O'Clock, PM. at
w A. RlCiiM0ND's Cheap Cash Ssorr.
\ large assortment OF Spring GOODS, a.
mongst which are cases of Cpmbrics, of fine and
low priced Calcoes, imitation Cambrics, Linnens,
light and dark Shawls, case wide and narrow
Laces, one of ieno, jackonet and book Musns. blk.
Camorics, black and white italian Grapes, black,
blue and mix'd Broadcoths Csssimeres Z Sattinetts
.ise-200O pieces yellow Nankins, one case OF
coerain shirting Cottons-all of which having been
bought for cash. at Auction. in Boston, will be sold
cheaper than usual for casa enly. Nav Il.
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FOR SALr. OR TO LET.

THAT pleasar. situated House, corner Of wash.
ington ard Wiliow.street, on Easton'. Point,
in good repair. .f'so the new House directly to TIC
eastward Of the above fronting wiow. street. con.
vDnIently calculated for two sn sll families Terms
of rsyment made easy, if good security is given
The front House will he rented on the frs, Of Octo.
bcr next. IL not sold th. other he will rent imne.
diaiely. Terms made known, by applying 20 the
subscriber. JAMES TOWNSEND.
.Nel-5sri, HI-ci o., 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-17

Two lots Of excellent Land, lying on tie west
- road, four miles from Newport, ald formerly
the property of Oliver Durfec, Esq particular
description is unnecessary as the beauty OF situation
and fertility Of the soil will he better asccrtaincd by
view OF the premises, by application 10 the SUBJ
scriber in Newport.
-JIy IL ELIZABETH DURFEE.
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BERN ARD HILL, Inn

TAKES this method to inform his old Customers
L and the Public in general, that he can furnish
them a; the shortest notice, with the following ar-
cles, at wholesale RETAIL viz white Rope, of
all sizes deep-sea and hand Lines; Log Lines /;
Housing and Marine; seine, sewing and whipping
Twine; Pack Thread Cod Lines Bedcords, from
to lo Dollars per dozen Fish Lines, all sizes, Of
cotton, flax or silk; Chalk Lines; Mule. landing
cotton and silk Cords, tor trimmings; carpet Warp
and Filling Flax, Tow, &c. &c. &c.
He assures those who may favor him with their
custom, that the above articles will be manufsctur
ed OF the best materials, warranted as good, and
sold as cheap as can be purchased in the State OF
hnofe-''.rd .tfIrch S.
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DOC7. 1OHNSON,

LAS moved to the House, No 10, in ,he rca- of
Ii Mr.. TAYLoa's Apo,hecsry shop, in Thames.
s,reet-ghere I've MAJ be consulted, and will attend
10 ali calls in the line sf his p-ofes,iop u.usi.
Newport, April 81, 1918
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EMPLOY .uENI.

oOD encouragement viii be given to sn active
~ Lad, from about Ia to l8 years of age, who
can be well recommended for integrity aid s0ll,y
attend Grocery ana Variety Store an a neg hboring
town. EnQoiTe OF the ptntcr. .UgV l7
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DISTRICT PAY.UF i'lCE,
MILITARY DIsTRrcT, No. 2.
YATES q Rhode. Island and Connecticut


Norwich, (Con.l May. 1915
The following is an extract from the instructions
OF the PaymasicrCenerakp published for the dircc-
ton OF Claimants therein named ;--"It viii be pro.
per Tor you to pay the legal representatives Of such
non-cominissioned officers, ariiGccrs musicang and
priva'cs as die in service the balances of pay md
bounty, which may be due at The time OF dccras~.
taking care however in all cases to Gle with such
payments written and legal evidence Of the authority
OF such representation, To demand and receipt ,1cr
The same and taking also in cascs where A..
mn,stration shall have heen granted 10 n creditor,
solely on account OF his being creditor. 10 paytno
more than his just demand against the dcoeascd,r
serving the remainder. If any for the benefit Of the
Kindred or relations OF tAe deceased. Anidavi,s.
duly taken, o! respectable persons having knowl.
edge OF the facts respecting the legality Of The rcr
tesentatve OF deceased soldier lin sc he died i
minor unmarried, and in case nd administration has
been had on his estatc) WILL consider, be sulicic.,
evidence for such representative to produce have
never thought it indspensaby necessary that letters
OF administration should, in every be taken ous
Tor the express purpose Of receiving the balances in
question, because OF the too great expense il might
involve, but If any person has administered copy
of the administration should be produced yf the
soldier left widow, and no adminstr alton has been
had on bis estate the balance can be paid TO her. on
her producing good evidence that she was his lawful
wife ut the time he died"
To authorize widow 10 sign and receive the bal
ancc OF pay and bounty, due TO her husband nj ,.:
time OF his decease duplicate certificates from the
clergyman OF the parish. or Judge of Probate or ).
Justice Of the Peace is considered good and sicie,t
evidence where letters Of administration have nus
bcAn taken out
GEORGE l.. PERKINS,
Dfsfis Pay Master
ET" Editors IF ne-Osffofiers IN Connecticut
and RhodeI Island sVouid do an act Of beneDo-
lence 6y Fiving a /cgp insrrtions 10 me obove.
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No ll8.


IHE subscriber offers for sale, bis Farm situated
IN Mlddletown, about ono mile and halt from
the s,a,c-house in Newport. Said Farm contains a
bout % acres of land with great quantity Of excel
lent fruit trees, Of all kindstosether with the build
inss thereon standing. For other information in
quirc Of ALANSON PECKuaM
MIddlctown, Dee. Is, 1914
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DIED.,

In this town, on Saturday last, Miss RUTH MEL-
WILLIE, lEt 90, daughter of Mr. Seth Melville:
On Monday last, Mrs LYDIA LEE, lEt SIS, wife
of Mr.. VIM. Lee.
Yesterday afternoon,SIr Carry Coxcpox ", iEt SO.
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TO LET,

THE House, no. 3, Thames street, formerly own.
ed by Capt. Henry Hunter, having large yard
and garden. with other conveDiences. For paricu-
lars, apply 10 WV LANGLEY, Newport, OF SAM
UEL ALMY, Portsmouth. .DGg IL.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
Adiutan and INSPECTOR Generals Office,
29h .9prii 1915.
GENERAL ORDER

The arrangements which necessary for rexecut-
ing tho act OF Congress- fixing the military peace
,sbshmcn,, cannot be completed 80 as TO organize
the nrmy, aud to pay and discharge the supernume.
rary officers, non-concorpmissioned officers, musi'
scians and prvates. on the ist day OF May next In
consequence, therefore, Of the circumstances which
VIII not permit such discharge at that time, and OF
the provision made by the law in such case, the
Will continue in service, occofdog to its present
organization, until further orders, subject to the
following regulations, viz list. Soldiers who en-
listed to during the war, viii, with all reason.
able despatch, from day to day, be mustered. paid
and discharged at their respective stations. 2d.
The arrearsges Of pay due to the
officers, musicians and priyates who we're enlisted
for term Of years. viii be paid to them. at their
respective pusr'ers, with as little delay as possible.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War,
ID. PARKER, Adj & Insp. Gen.
MGR l7
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Commissioners Notice.

ME. the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the lion. Court Of probate, Of the town Of
Newport Commissioners to receive and examine tb,
claims against the Estate Of FRANCIS MURFEY.
late of Newport, mariner, deceased, represented iu
solvent, do hereby give notice, that six months from
the date hereof, allowed the creditors Of said de-
ceased 10 bring n and prove their respective claims.
and that VIII attend for that purpose az our re-
spec,ye dwellings a, any time during the safe period.
JOB TOWNSEND: con,ri..iener..
JGiiN Ili.LINGHAST,S
And all persons any ways indebted TO said Estate.
ara hereby rcque s,ed 30 make immediate payment to
AMEf MURFEY, .idministrafr,r.
.New,torf. May II, 1915 VI. IL,
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GEORGE L. PERKINS,
Ufsfyis Pau Master.

eTT Editors IF re-Dsfahers ia Connecticut
and Rhode- Island would do an act Of benevo-
lence 6y riving a /egp insrrions 10 me obove.
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Majority, 9
Making an increase oftwo Republican votes
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The Greai Prize drawn IN me 1vep.
1o,k Lottery.

MO Ii, 583 came out of the wheel the SD DAVIS
IN drawing Of the Board Of Health Lottery. the
Capital Prize of
Forty Thousand Dollars.
The ticket was sold by c. Il II. Waite, of New.
York, to Mr.. L. kiddcr, of their agents in Bos.
ton.
The Ten Thousand Dollar p ize,
in the same Lottery, also cold by g. q u. Waite
who have for sale Tickets in the Grand National
Lottery, at nine dollars each, which begins drawing
IN september next.
N. b. All Tickets from wsite's Offices have their
names printed on tho back of each.
All orders gratefully attended n by
April %. JOSIAH e. SHAW, .9oent.
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BUFFALO, MAY .

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