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The Massachusetts spy., 1821-07-11
LONDON, MAY %.

LONUcN3 mAE Z0'
The following is an extract of letter
which was received yesterday at LlOyd's
from the Turkish capital:
" ConstantinopIe, .4pril 25-
"Since | last addressed you, on the
10th inst we have been exposed to some
risk from the wanton acts of an armed
Turkish popuIace; many persons have
been killed, and much danger was to be
apprehended lest the crews of the ship
ping now in port should, either as a
measure Of retaliation or self-defence,
have returned the fire.
am now happy to add, that in con-
sequence Of Memorial which judged
it advisable to present, his Exceilency,
Lord Strangford, made such representa-
tions to the Porte, that for the last two
days these acts of violence have entire
ly ceased; and it is with great pleasure
l have to add that, except some trifing
damage, no injury has been sustained by
our shipping, though several sailors be-
longing to vessels of other nations have
been killed. Tranquility is now so
much restored that we hope tomorrow
to be able to return to our warehouses
The Massachusetts spy., 1821-07-11
VIENNA. MAY Is.

According to accounts from Constanti-
nopIe fthe 25th April, the evaporation
of the Mussulmen is at its height, since
Sultan Mahmoud has declared that Is
lamism was in danger. Men, children,
and old men, fly to arms every where
This agitation cannot be otherwise than
followed by the most deplorable excess
es and the bloodiest scenes.
In the course of the last week, 5000
men of all arms have been despatched
towards the Black Sea, TO reinforce the
Army of the Pacha, who is charged with
re-establshing order in the principalities
of Wallachia and Moldayia.
The same day on which these troops
took their departure, the Prince Con-
stantine Morusi, recently named inter-
prefer to the Sublime Porte, had his
head taken off. Several Greek mer-
chants shared the same fate others have
been hung up at the doors and windows
of their houses on the Bosphorus.
On the 21st of this month, Benderti-
Ah-Pacha, the new Grand Vizier, made
a solemn entry into Constantinople.
The next day the Patriarch Gregoire,
at the moment when he was going to
celebrate divine service, was arrested
by the guard, thrown into the prison of
the Bostangi-Bachi, and at 5 o'clock the
same evening this venerable old man
was hung before the gate of his own pal
ace. Six ecclesiasticks, of eminent rank,
shared the same fate of their supreme
Chief-The Patriarch Gregoire, as well
as Prince Morusi, were accused of trea-
sen and completely in the conspiracy.
The Patriarch was III years of age; and
it was he who prepared the Anathema
pronounced against the insurgents of
WalIachia and MoldaFia.
The Patriarch of the Greeks has left
abrother, the Bishop of Fripolizza, who
is at this moment at the head of the
Mainiotes and the Greeks of the Morea,
and gives great inquietude to the Otto
man orte.-Gazette de France.
The Massachusetts spy., 1821-07-11

under mental agitation. In one part of
his walk, his Majesty was grossly insult
ed by an individual of the lower orders,
who cried-s Dozen 9th the Mobility =
but he was Immediately arrested and
taken to prison by some respectable citi-
zens. expected that, in consequence
of the disturbed state of things, the Cor
tes will not separate until six weeks af-
ter the time appointed.n
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INDEPENDENCE.

The anniversary of the Birthday of our Ma
ton was celebrated at Mendon, by large and
very respectable conconrse OF citizens from the
SOU south part OF TINS and the County of Norfolk.
The day was ushered in by the Discharge of
cannon and the ringing of bells. At half st
~ oGiock' a large procession, preceded by an
excellent band of musck, Commenced its
march to the new Congregational Meeting
The Massachusetts spy., 1821-07-11
BY THE MAILS.
From the New-YOrk Advertiser, of July 6.l
From ENGLAND.
~ZZZZ//IZ.1

By the arrival of the packet ship,
Nestor, Capt. Macy, in 33 days from
Liverpool, we have received our reg
ular files of Londonpspers, to May 3Oth.
The most interesting articles in the pa
Pers of political character, are the
various state papers issued by the
SoVereigns, who composed the Con-
gress at Laybach, at the dissolution of
that body. They consist of their united
Declaration, the Circular Letter of the
Russian Go0ernmem to the different
Courts of Europe, and the circular dis
patch from the courts of Russia, Aus
tria, and Prussia, to their Ministers at
foreign courts.
All the accounts from Constantinople
represent that capital as the scene of
disturbance and massacre. The Grand
Seignior has had recourse to the most
dreadful reprisals Four Greek Arch
bishops had been massacred. None of
the foreign ministers were permitted to
leave the city.
According to letters from Corfu, of
the Esd of April, it was in consequence
of like insult to that which caused at
Rome the revolt against the Tarquins,
that the insurrection of the Isle of Con-
dia broke out. The criminal Aga was
killed by the offended father, and this
vengeance became the signal for the
massacre of all the Mussulmen. The
Turks were chased from every port Of
the island, and the Greeks are masters
of all the strong places.
Great political convulsions continue
to agitate Spain. In Valencia the dis
content is very great, as well as at
Barcelona
A letter, dated Constantinople, April
&c, mentions that great many arms
had been found ia the Greek Churches
that accounts from the Archipelago
state that the Ipsariots and Speciots
were inviting the different islands to
declare for the Greek cause. The
Dragoman Of the Porte, and 10 other
Greeks had been hung in one day
The Vizier had entered Constantinople
with 10000 men; and Immediately four
Bishops and three Priests were hung
over the door of the Church. The
Greeks are said to have been successful
against the Turks at Patrass, and Co.
rinth, both of which places were In
their possession.
A letter from Trieste, dated May II,
mentions that news had been received
that the insurgents (Greeks) of Walla-
CHA and Moldavia, hopeless of all sup
port from Russia, were laying down
their arms but in the Morea, rebellion
was in full activity.
Further intelligence from CONSTANT
nople, announce, that Prince Constantine
Morusi had been beheaded; several
( Greek merchants had shared the same
fate, and others had been hanged and
suspended before their doors and win
dows on the Bosphoras. Several Chris
hans had been put in irons and impris-
oned, and many others had fallen VIC
tins to the fury of the populace.
The London Courier of Wednesday,
May 80, says" At Kingston, on Satur-
day morning last. number of men
were employed in making hay, with
their great coats on; and at the same
time, snov and hailwexe falling"
The Massachusetts spy., 1821-07-11
FOREIGN.
The Lusurrection Of the Greeks.

coNsTANTINoPLE, APRIL 19.


The rage of the Turks against the
Greeks here is beyond conception. The
Government finds it impossible to re-
strain the people. The most blood
thirsty are the Asiatick troops, who come
by forced marches, and are guilty of un-
bounded crueltics to the Greek inhabit-
ants.-They plunder, murder, and drag
away the women and girls, and nobody
is able to check their daily increasing
disorder.
The Massachusetts spy., 1821-07-11
AUGsBURGH, NAY 90.

The news from ConstantinopIe is most
affecting. Hundreds of Christians have
been massacred in the streets by furi-
Gus popuIace. The Turkish Authori-
ties, soldiers, and people, appear to vie
with each other in the scenes of car
mage.
The Massachusetts spy., 1821-07-11
LONDON. MAY 90,

LUNDUNt MAY 20.
The following is an extract from Mad
rid, dated the 10th May :--'s The King
and the Princess appeared in publick on
the Sths they were received with great
enthusiasm, particularly on the Prado,
where the cries of Long hUe the Constr
tational King' were loud and universal.
His Majesty bowed repeatedly to the
multitude, and appeared highly sensible
Of their devotion; but he looked exceed
ingly pale, and appeared to be suffering
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RICHMOND. OCTOBER nj Ia51-
ONE CITIzEN of -Neln 800 p =

ONE OIrIzEN 0f .NeiO JOrb."
The very heavy piece Of artillery, which has
been let off at N. Y. under this signature i'm the
" Republican Sentinep of the 18th instant, has
not escaped our nOtce.-If the charge ofits
powder had borne any proportion to the size
OF It's calibre, il must have done some execu-
ton. As it is, we have read this ESSAY. more
than columns in length, without changing in
the slightest degree the opinions,we had form
ed. 1t IS a pity that re advocate of General
jackson is not as able as he is Jealous in his
vocation. He is Glppant enough in his style
and equally SO in the laying down both Of his
facts and nciples.-Take the following spe-
cimcns, and say is it worth while TO pursue an
antagonist, who thus dashes through thicl,
and thin
lie denies that Callaya was a commissioner
at all--when the very process verbal" Of the
9TH July (aitesting to tieS delivery Of the coun-
try,) expressly recognizes him as such. Both
IN us caption and in ITS signature, it equally
speaks of Callaya's being commissioner, AS
Of Gen. JacksOn's.
II assumes as fact that these papers had
been P'tTloined THAT is, desigHcdiy stolen from
the Office of the Alcade--when SO such fact
s.madc out either by the statement in the
Florldian, or by c. nor is it made out II,
any other way
He admits, that G.. icould haze given ,tp thu
papers upon having receipt for them as com
mssloncr-w when il appeafs by the process rer-
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BELLONA POWDER MILLS

BALTIMORE, Oct. 16.-Last evening, little
before sunset, the stamping house Of these
mills upon jones' Falls, miles from town,
was blown up. How it happened, we have
not been able, as yet, TO ascertain correctly
Reports are various as to the lives lost-six
were shockingly wounded, but the other da-
mage IS thought not to be very considerable. 1t
is said this shocking accident was occasioned
by the manager having taken an axe to drive
nail, from which spark was elected. Mis-
fortunes of this nature have been uncommon
y frequent at this establishment. [B. Pn
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DIEDl-Ai her residence in Amelia ro,,,, - -
oJ,u OF september ta>t, NrS. SARAH CLEMENT r..tr
leiaeni, M the 7agh her are LEAVING at.t
" descendants to lament thc dissolution OF the ,-k ~
whch they sprung they have cousoiin hir -.
she has exchanged this tOr betier World "a br H.
ease from rudbin, and where the weary ,rr NJ rcs,
Win humble submission did this NenrrbI n M "a, 49,, r.
'a'e trusting ior future bliss the i,rs az cr ,
nu com rmlng tue words of the poet, Ia,h OF ,,l
leads hut 10 the efaNc.i' 800
j = Editors in Lexington, Ecnr,rL, me-. -,
tice the above. - " ~ f"''''" "i'o-
NJ the residence of his ta'her ten U,li.,, G,.;, -
.isnn coun, departed this lite the inst Mr. lNLS
EDN'N MloiSpN, we'd aloid - ,eais. \ p;Inoua,y
nIeeuon under which u' Suffered With unexnapte,i M.
''oe, mas mus preinaihICy aepriycd his friends an ami
apie anu beloved companion, society Of nt m ia -
preaching d,ssoluUn he " AN camDcss n, .
PvS"re, and met death will, that inrt,Itr ana trun.s
"'iV" c'h az ~ need only by the NirIuli,
oie " no ms known him intimately from youn Ia man
u"''' wouib pay tins feeble r,LEtc his
uo"eu w nature with miGd vigorous
.o' WIN heaft alive To every generous EoIl fell
ing nc had entered upon the theatre lille IN, 0uatiic
nuns a' could not tail e.CNaie bin, public
anu 'uesi ANN to all with whom lie associated Ills >u.it
e'hi To hiin who gave il, rests, il, rms
" u"ih 81 bs God. His remains COM eyed ~
Incompetence the seat of lis rSrcct,d uncle and con,iI,h
'cS' WIN '"e uus Ot his The
us stl'e ar TIE best testimonials % his worth.
@ c ioln INST III tlie house Judge min
~" s' OF ihrce weeks, his oldest son, NiCuCI AS q
Nh"Li an the 10Th year OF his age. lie was voang man
VI shN independent spirit AMI OF scrupuluusiy corg,rr
@ pfh, pies At cariy stage Of his dis
se ne seemed to have strong pr,.n,inpnt f IT, final
termination lie bis untniey tate vii nm. rr. .rn,tion
pher '" " P"i'OsO
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TENNESSEE.

The Committee of the Tennessee Legi5la-
ture, ofwbich Fetir Grmdy, Esq. was chairman,
have reported oR q" so much Ofthe Governors
Message, as relates to the pecuniary embar-
easements of the citizens Of the state, and the
proprety Of abolishing imprisonment for
debt" They are decidedly opposed to a pro-
perry Jaw, on the ground that it would operate
iniuriously to the rights ofcreditors, that an
inequality IN valuations would probably be
productive of partiality and injustice, that If
such law extended to lands and negroes only,
II would be layoTing one class of citizens
more than another, and that if it extended to
every species OF property, the expense Of
keeping and preserving it, would frequent
y consume the value, leaving the debt I'M
paid" The committee insist or the right
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| J,i S;sned too by Gen. Jackson, that lie. lad
received the whole territory, forts, Sc from
him in that Very character.
He says that G.. land his Steward against
whom there Is no sign of a charge for con
Tempt and Souz;, wer. thrown into prison.
aud C's house guarded TO prevent the papers
neins carried oil" when nothing was more
easy, tr'n tn seize these papers At once, search
them, and take Oat the documents which Gen.
j. reqdrrd.-lt is idle to urge, las this writer
has done that IL was Z" by securing anc! hold
ing such persons, the court had the surcst and
only safe expectation of eventually obtaining
them 5" because why not seize the papers an
once E-it was time to touch the person when
the papers were missing: But in any event, the
commitment 10 Il common prison was unne-
cessary and premature.--Was this the way
which Gen. j. took to !" treat Col. C.. like 4
gentleman and tate Governor"
lie considers Fronentin as Il Judge and no
!ud5e-he" may he sort of L. $. Judge de
oene Sse"-bnt ITO such office is yet constituted
or an beng" Yet was he as much "a Judge,
as ueh. Jackson was COrern0r-neither Office
heinS expressly named or recognized by the
act OF Congress. The question is, as he was
such Judge, {" District Judge of one of the
fioridas or bch") does not the power belong
TO inm OF issuing writs of X. Corpus ? Where
Is the liberty which this act secures to the
people OF Florida, if they can be imprisoned
as long as the arbitrary will OF Il single ndiyi-
dual dictates?
This writer maintains, that the writ of III. C.
and some other rights guaranteed by the con
stifuilon, do not extend to Florida--that we
might " purchase COnstantinople if we lteas-
ea ana could, and that F." Congress might right
fully direct the laws and customs of that city
TO continue to operate, under our oGicers till
further provision would be made, S,c"-That
Is, that Florida is Il part of the U. S. Congress
draw all their power to make laws for it
from the constitution; and yet they can deny
TO ITS inhabitants the great personal rights
which ihe great instrument from which they
draw their powers, secures to all.-And what
Is more strange, that they should not enjoy
these rights, when Congress hare declared that
the inhabitants shall he maintained g in the free
enjoyment Of their liberty, property and reli-
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NOTICE-

virtue OF two several rs deeds executed 10 ,Ic sub
srioer a. trnst"e,by Henry Farmer one dated iI jj
20, {" D,ebcr lbis aud ihe other the itl ,a, oC NAV
ah hoih OF record in the certS Office Of the roun,
'hc'er'td, On thu 22i dny Ncuelrbf yei IL ciy
WoouhnS tavern Ia the hishcs bidder for cash tina, val
ua'e Tact OF lana lying in Chesterfield county on he road
t'ol's IRON Richmond 90 Goodies Bridge al.,u II milo;
above the town Of Manchester which Colonel Henry
tae 81 present resides, containing about ;DG acres M
Mnich ahoui 40 acres valuable creek ov arounds m
lh 'nn there are all The necessary buildings IN state or
s'od repair Tor the comfortable ion of s II
family II is believed from discover Inn bny I,eor no., a.
o. coal IN INC neighorioo thai his land probably
contains very valuable body OF rOaIAlso 10 81 AYES
six negro men and nine clrcn or So ,nan as
ue slaves as the payment Of he secured y The
"er 1s may require SAMUEL TAYLOR, Trustee.
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NOTICE-


4 PETITION viii hc presented ~ the General a..
whereof Patrick Cous died seized possessed NAY t
vested in the Icgaf of Rcnbn QUITS deceased
the only Of The said Patrick Cpis, ~iau Iipiin
tins ori 'rdr,tio.. Gct.1a r-f2w
A NETTING of the shareholder, in The UPPFR IFPO-
~ MATfO% COMPANY is requested Amelia Cot,t>
hottsc "wednesday the 2is of November next tr the
purpose Ofccctiug trustees and managers 70 tightly im
pOrau that many share holders possible shuuid atied
either IN person proxy, frequent disappointment
have been occasionCd 10y lbe want Of afcret number
make election RICHARD v. FfNAEt e.
WILLIAM s. ARCHER
Join GRAMMEH,
ocft0 f7-9N THOMAS A. MORTON.
ITO be- sold TRcsfy the 2NA n rea mont, al ths.
! BLOCK OF BUILDINGS in tie town o. Petersburg
wing OIL street, commencing Mr. Samuel Dsviss
evtcrdiur ycapOr thence W. Sycamore sppfg
VIZ. Thomas Dunn's hOUsc.-Terms ihr sale.
JOdN II. ARCHER.
hpclia, oct. -. 47--tds
hIOIlCEs hereby given, that pctton viii he present
81 90 the nest session OF the General Assembly. o.
Judith A. lowads trustee, PRAYING tat INV pass
t0rziuC him 20 male SIDE Of the said Iudths interest
tract Of land IN Cumberland county called BsookIlil
Oct. "a. 47--wgws
NOTICE is hereby Given, that the ccils Lunaiic Hoo
piial, IN The city Of Williamsburg oil occupied ara
that patients, either mae 6nqi viii he received
do he said Hospital until Of the said cells
,iue notice OF which will De given
.BV o. dlr n fif Cosrf ~ Lir,efors,
Jrne ~ j5-.HN l.EC. HENLEY. .. G.. u
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LONDONDERRY,
= INOAN u OAND T1ININ I
RICHARD RUSH, Esq. sc. sc. &c.

II is reported that an English vessel from
Jamaica, having on board "a company of per-
formers, with their musicians and instruments,
in passing the wcstend Cuba, was approach
ed by IA piratical cruiser, whereupon the band
struck up martial tune, in the loudcst style:
and the buccaneers Immediately tackled ship
ana hed' apparently surprising they We're
getting alongside of a vessel of war, and expos
ing their necks to the halter they merited.
INui. Int
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MR. SIMON ELOCE

SSthAs You are rot an ini,bian ofthe Commonwealth,
- OF virginia and your place ~ residence nut KNOWN
You wii take notice. that Thursday the as cuty-unti,
cay on November next between The hours Of o'clock a. NJ
hnu thrce o'clock T. NJ III the office Of William Wrf es
in the CITY Of WaShiugnn-I shalI proceed 10 taL. 10 ~
positon o william Wir, TO he read in evidence in snit
depending IN the superior OF chancery for The WE
ianSurg district in Yrgnia-wlercin the rrrsteu, ami
masters or professors 81 William aary College IN Virri
ni are Plaintiffs aud yoirelf and others are Defendant
EDuUNp CHRISTI ~. Buysa-
and IL dehay ~ tie Prrsidsnf 4. lEpafcrs or Pr.
Ocf. 70. s = " a. 80. ~ % mug,
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GEORGIA.

The contests between the friends of Clark
tthc present Goyerror) and Troup, will prob
ably eventrate in favor of the atter--The e.
lection Of the members of the Legislature has
turned principally Oh that clccion--a voter,
for instance, rreferring to vote for legislator,
who would vote for Troup or Clarh, as hc
might prefer the one or the other. There
are 80 votes in both branches If the legisla-
ture-76 votes therefore necessary to elect.
Now, from the returns already received hv the
last Savannah Republican, it APPEARS thai the
Troup ticket has secured so yotcs--Cldrl So
doubtful 5.-The other counties are set To
be heard from.
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OF the legislature 10 regulate the mode m
which the payment of debts shah be enforced.
and reserve the privilege of reporting further
hereafter on the subjects referred 20 them
fhey concur with the Governor in recon-
mending the abolition of Imprisonment for
debt, except when there is reason TO be,ey.
that the debtor has iraudulcntly concealed
property from his creditors.
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NOTICE-

s'nE death nf John L. Harris O the firm OF SHELTON
j. HARRIS, makes il necessary that the aairs II if
nrin shoud lie speedily eitlcdfhuse who claims
AGAINST the said concern will please bring them i'm with
out d"lay those indehiedwii it's hoped discharge er r.
pecii balances immediately that IS With much expcdi-
inn n the nature u the will Admit o-flase who Cl
tn rpnie with this reasonable cypcct1ipn.cann expect any
Indulgence, for be given. JOHN SHELTON
SErvi,iog PH7Hcr ~ Sh,if', & Har,fr.
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SHIPWREcK

The brig Maryland, captain Bucking, arrived
mere yesterday IN 8 days from Curacao, fell
~ on the Goth September, with The wreck Of
the brig Boston Of Salem. from 81. Domingo
with cargo ofmahogany. The brig was IN
set IN squall on the 12th ut. Her masts
were cut away and she righ,ed, but tho hull
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NOTICE

IL persons having claims against . estate Of OsDOR y
- JONES deceased, lae Of the county of Cumberland
NJ" requested to present te forthwith Ia The subscrihcr
property authenticated and those ndcbedwill make mme
hair PAYMENT, intend closing cXccuorsip as som
is possible; therefore, further Indulgence cannot riveu
CHARLES WOMACK. FN'or
"unlerlnud. Oct. 70. 37-vs,,s
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u We have been requested by different gentlemen 70 re-
publish from the Petersburg Infeigcnccr trrc Essays in
reply TO, defence Of, MEDiCUs. We sioId have pull
ished The first piece application, ID lie copy Of had
been furnished at the time hat before forwarded the
other applications had been Received. Under these cir
cuiusianccs, finding hat the discus ou Is about
spun ont perhaps II considerable Length, must throw
ourselves upon The courtesy Oibc gentlemen cOnccod-to
excuse for publishing of the articles il question:.
We should dread medical controversy almost much as
illogical SO much 10 quote Sir Roger Covel,) inay
be said on iipt -ides"and quote very saving
Who shall decide WHEN Docprs dsa srec .'- Medical
FACTS always acceptable.
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IMPORTANT TO ADVENTURES
fR.ANO aT.lIE LOYTER Y IlE, Y apNi . -,

Secretary's Office, III Market-St ,
orrrr,,r D-1,,e bditi1igTt, Oct 10. 1901
o,, o 'he tIrst Drawn Number in the Grand STATE
w. ~ ana ; ON " wednesday The 7h of Nat Neats
(NO'eihper) Mlu Ire entitled 10 the Brilliant Prize f '
1tconty Thousand Dollars s.
nr wh'cn the Cash can be had CoDEN'S OFFrCl, e.
% !" - dr1w ~ either in Gold Silver o. IN No.s at
1 nanN OF the United States. This Splendid otery ~ b
- IhPuN urtWns in rhe CITY e5 Biin,o t,n,lcr t, -,
III o' we commissioners Appointed the 6;cVrr,.
ara ar, Council OF state viii hc compete in about rit v
ne Wv" treat CatalS Of 10000 Dollars and 21O00 inilo,
peS'leS l" oi lp1l Dollars, &c. are sIl u,Jrsc, 80
consequence oi The great gain Of the wheel ~ "
TICKETS WILL RISE
on FRIDAY the 26th inst. Ts,Es Doyo,, Am o,,
however, dated previous that day viii he nonI; - =,
present rates, '' wa Wv 'uP91ieu al Tie
IIttcSef$, S 10 co 0uarf,rs, 50 10
mheS 5 90 Ejghth,. %
10 be had in great variety of Nun,,cre ,,ary,,,,
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CdeE-E 70 N,S

L0HeTY y E1chGnge office ia GLtrEeI cty.~,
wv, BALTIMORE.
Mnee No. lIo5 Capital Prize of Ten thousand nll,s
, s' week. was sent ina Whole Ticket IL, rrniI 10
ne voi, WI lancaster, ohoand where former lotteries
bave h present. yery great number Of CAPITAL Prizes
southern aud Western States ' F"'N ID '"S
mr. TITS Tor ichets Shares enclosing the Cash
tention a. o. pos PAID viii meet he prompt az.
GINNING as on personal application. adtressfdto
o, J. 1. COHEN. Jr.
IN he -