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Correspondente.

"Qr'orO" seems to be an inexperienced
writer. When his taste shall have been inn
proved, and his judgment become matured,
we think he may write something not unfit for
the publick eye.
" ConcOrdia" shall have place.
We regret that the notice of the late cele-
bration in Brookfeld, came too late for inser-
ton. 1t shall appear in our next.
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NOTICE.

Worcester, ss. July &. 1901
YNAKEN on Execution, and
-. will be sold, at Publick vendue, to sat=
lsfy the same, at my dwelling-house, il Ian.
caster, on Monday, the 9th day of August
next, at 2 O'Clock, P. Mall the Right Ia.
Equity that STEPHEN SERGEANT has TO re-
deem the niortgaged Farm OH which he now
iIyes; N the southerly part of said Lancaster.
conditions made known at the time of sale.
NATHL. RAND, D. Sheriff.
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The great Western Avenue" O.
yer Boston and Roxbury mill-dam, was
opened on Monday, last week. A
splendid cavalcade of citizens, on horse
back and in carriages, passed over. This
work, by a company of private citi-
zens, cost about 100000. It's from
90 to 100 feet wide, with stone sides,
8 feet thick at the bottom, and 8 at the
top, and from i2 to II feet in height.
The Massachusetts spy., 1821-07-11

Worcester, IS.
ProbateO Oiicer July 8, 1921.
10 the HEIRS Of AzARlAH Wilson, late Of
South h-America, deceased, and 10 all otk-
ers concerned IN tke Estats Of SAID de-
ceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
a pear liz you see fit) at .tAe Court Of
Probate to be holden at Worcester, in said
County, on the first Tuesday in August next,
at ten of the clock. before noon, to show cause
why the instrument which purports to be the
last VIII and Testament Of said deceased,
made at Cambridge, in the County Of Middle
sex, where he had resided, should not be ap-
proved; and you will be heard thereon.
KATHL. FAME, i, Pred.
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NOTICE.

THE Subscribers, having been
IA nominated and appointed Commission.
ers to receive and examine the claims Of the
several creditors Of the Estate of HASKELL
FREEMAN, late Of Barre, in the County Of
worcester, deceased, represented insolvent !,
and SIX Months from the 10Th day Of June inst.
beng allowed by the Judge of Probate for said
creditors to bring in and exhibit their claims
do hereby give notice, that they viii attend
to that service on the last Wednesday Of July.
September, October and November. ana on
Tuesday, the eighteenth day of December
next ensuing, at the house of Capt. Lyman
Sa6ty, lnnholder, in Barre, from two to six
O'Clock, T. M. on each of said days.
SETH LEE.
EPHRAIM WILSON.
Barre, June 90, 1921.
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We witnessed, last week, the quarterly ex-
struction of Miss TRUMBULL, and have great
pleasure in having opportunity to express the
high qualification which the examination af-
forded. The attainments of the Pupils, their
very accurate and thorough acquaintance with
the subjects upon which they were examined,
evinced not merely attention and vigilance on
their part, but the care of their Instructress
and the uncommon skill with which that care
had been bestowed. The next term COM
mences after a short vacation; and as the
number OF her Pupils is fixed, we presume ear
ly application will be necessary to secure adj
mission to her school.
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;;Ho,isc, where an Grafton, distinguished fot

.Hotise, where an Grafton, distinguished fof
classick purity of language, sound patriotism,
and an extensive knowledge of the principles
ofour sociafcompact, was pronounced by VIII
LIAM S. HASTINGS, Esq. in a manner unusual
ly impressive and eloquent. The clerical per-
formances, by the Rev. Messrs. Doggett and
Long, added solemnity and interest to the oc-
casion. The musick, under the conduct of
Col. ID. R. Newhall and Mr. Perry, did not
depreciate from the high reputation of those
gentlemen. A large assembly, including a
numerous collection of ladies of the first re-
spectability and taste, witnessed all the per-
tormances with great appreciation.
The procession having been formed anew.
was conducted to the table, furnished by Capt.
William Green. It is but justice to observe,
that the entertainment, for the richness and
variety of its provisions, the taste, regularity,
and order of its arrangements, has never been
surpassed, and rarely if ever equalled in this
part of our country. The company were oc4
casionally extremely gratfed with Duets and
songs, by Col. Newhall and Mr.. Perry, which
were performed in style of elegance that
elected an unanimous vote of thanks to those
gentlemen for the important assistance which
they rendered in promoting the festivities of
the occasion.
Agreeable to publich notice, the day was
celebrated by gentlemen of both political de-
nominations. Entire satisfaction with all the
performances was expressed, and cordial con-
gratulations were reciprocated on the down.
fall of political fanaticism. The following
toasts were drank upon the occasion:-
l.. The Day are celebrate.-The title-page
of the history of rational liberty.
2. The american Constitutaon.-A monu-
ment sacred to the memory of the American
worthless the rights of man its base, and I'M
mortality its capital
3. An Independent JudiciGry.-The peo-
ple's safety.
d. Commerce, agriculture and .Manufdc-
t,tres.-Branches of the same tree, its fruit is
National Independence.
5. .Arts and ScienceS.-The source of civil
liberty. May they ever be patronized as
they inspire the love of virtue, and the abhor-
renee of vice.
6. The President Of the United States.--
Second only to him who was second to none.
7. The .4nerican .Army.-Like all high
spirits, may it improve in quality by every
process of reduction of quantity.
8. The american .Nauy.---May it possess
many Decaturs in every thing except duel
ling.
9. The Congress Of the Union.---The fur
mace that tries and rewards integrity and sta
bility, and bakes Dough Faces"
10. Commonwealth Of Massach1Setts.---Al-
though its Maine strength be departed, may its
ancient glory be supported with all our might
and Maine.
IL. The Memory Of WashimgtOn.- On.---When
he lived, every Americans heart was Mount
Vernon-when he died, MaAsoleuns.
12. The late State Contention. .---Its men,
bers and their constituents concur in feeling
that 6 Time is Money"
13. Old BdeheiorS.---Reservoirs of whims
and caprice, andwholesale dealers in notions.
May they take Old Maids for pay.
The Massachusetts spy., 1821-07-11

Worcester, IS.
Probate-o Office, July 10, 1921.
To the Wido1U and Hears of JOEL Ban
RErr, jr. late Of Ashburnham, IN said
County, deceased, and to all Others con-
cer'ed IN The Estate Of SAID deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
IL pear Gfyou see fly at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun.
ty, on the first Tuesday in August next, at ten
Of the clock, before noon, to show cause why
License should not be granted to OLIVER
MARBLE, ir. Executor of said deceased's Win.
to sell at Publick Auction so much Of said Bar
retrs Real Estate, as win raise the sum of
$3.50 90, for the payment Of debts and charg-
es aud you will be heard thereon.
THEoPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
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Nearly goo Of the importers and deal
ers IN Dry Goods, in Boston, have enter.
Ell INTO an agreement for six months, not
to attend any sales of foreign or domes-
uck Dry Goods, offered in less quanti-
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0Gorccster 16ank.
Director for the ensuing 1Oeek,
SAMUEL M. BURNSIDE.
yM.ARRIED.

In Grafton, by the Rev. John Miles, MIR.
Paui Wing, Of Grafton, to Miss Mehitable
Davenport, of Northbridge.
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Notice IS hereby Giue1a.

Worcester, IS. Probate Court, on the frss
Tuesday in July, A. D. 1921.
To the Wido1c and Heirs of Amos AIDRIeH.
late Of Cumberland, in the County of Pyor,-
dence, and State Of Rhode Island, deceased.
and to all others concerned in said aseSased's
Estate, GRprTINc.
WHEREAS James Atdrich
w and Joseph C. .4Idrlch, who are in
terested in the Will of said deceased. have
presented to this Court a copy Of said deceas-
eds Will, together with copy Of the Probate
thereof, and have desired that the same NAV
be filed and recorded in the Court of Probate.
in said County of Worcester, the said deceas-
ed having Estate in said County of Worcester.
whereon said Will may operate-you are.
therefore, hereby cited to appear (f you see
dt) to show cause against the fling and re-
cordlng said copy and Probate thereof, at a.
Court of Probate to be holden at Uxbridge. in
said County of Worcester, ON the fourth Tues
day inNovember next, at ten of the clock, be-
fore noon, at ChGpin's Inn; being the time and
place appointed for said purpose
NATHL. PAINE. 7. Prob.
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ty than the Package, IS imported, ex-
cepting Sherifs' sales, sales Of stocks, sc.
The object is to put stop to retail auc-
tons. The Hardware dealers have
entered into a similar agreement.
The Rev. John Miles, of Grafton,
gratefully acknowledges the receipt of
90 dollars from the Female Tract Soci-
ETY. in Grafton, to constitute him a life
member of the New-England Tract So
ciety.
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Orphans Court,
.iisrandria Cot'aty, !

Alexandria County,
Sept. Term, 1921, y,
ORDERED, that the executor OF 1ohn
Ramsay. deceased, do give the usual no
,ics to debtors aud creditofs; three times
a week, weeks in the Alexandra news
papers.
A copy. Teste. .uu
A. MOORE, Reg. OF Wills.
THIS is to give notice,
THAT the subscriber. 'oi Alexandra
county, 10 the district Of Columbia, has 90,
tanned from the orphans court oil said
county. letters testementary on the estate
ot!John Ramsay, late OF the county atere-
said, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said decedent. are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, to the subscr''
her, passed by the Orphans Court on or De.
fore the s9d day OF March next, or they
may by law be excluded from all beneht IL
said estate-ani those indebted thereto are
required to make immediate payment. I'LL
ven'unoer my hand this ssd OF September,
1921. ,,,n
Executor OF John Ramsay, deceased
sent 92 3aw3w
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H9UsEs, L.4rDs, &c.
Notice.

-, Having rented the Aide MILLS
&sFA For a-terip of years, tender 10 'hef
asssi Old Customers. and to all other per
sous who may be inclined to CON
SIDE in me, every accommodation which
can renaerthem. To such as | am unknown :.
70, AMI may deem II pruten, to require s,, H.
loffer unlOestiooabie security ,o ,iau ,uI con.
tll performance OF every obligation oo.
trae,, tor the purchase OF wheat or the eA'
change of Hour. - ,,d
4 ton oF plaster can be broke and gr9 TO as
in forty-6ve minutes from the moment P Q, us
Eyery. by pair of FIVE feet Allegany burrs,
urged by nineteen feet water wheel, anu
tiye pair of French Burrs, some OF "nicn "a.
T'rnsr AMI Merchant as prompt an ex,
e.,,ugs Of lumr; ter wheat, as the county o'
soudoun Can furnish. ,p,,,poaN
Allie. Sept. e3, 1891. nov II
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.N.fIH.i.N.

Abnu, rs years Of age Ieet or e inches
high, and OF slender make & very dark
complexion. thick Ak., long hngers. down
look, AMI stanmersa little wien 'nterroga-
ted. II i. dpeme unrt cessary TO describe
the clothing he took away with him, as u rs
prohab he has exchanged them. The sub
scrib-r mas been informed that he has heen
seen in spiiie ,. ciuihes, which he no doubt
obtained rom the soldiers Al For flashing
ton, as he has been seen III that DeignDor'
hood in such apparel; ani also Oh the VT
gina shore, bearv 0posile ID Fort wan
inston, The abp7e reward will be given to
any person WHO wih deliver said negro to
the subscriber i,i,g near Piscataway.
ALISON BEALLE. Manager.
oct 90 Iaw3w*
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Thirty ifullars Reward.

dan away trorn the subscriber living IN
~ Prince VILLAIN county "a. DAVf, a
yellow negro man. about ~ years old, ieet
OF near II high; ~ has down look when
spoken to; scs' between his thumb -nh tore
f,.ger, on the right hand. Il. IS straight and
we'll made; MS yes tIll anG black He had
on when he went away blue mixed 'ound
Jacket. dark yarn p,uaIoons u A cotton SHIRT.
Dsvy has neen raised in The house as rouse
servsn;, and can De a very excellent servant
when he p'pases Iflaken in he state, All!
give 2U dollars, or 80 ii taken out OF the state
4 secured injaii.
K. FOOTE.
oct q2 II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-07
.idyourmed Meeting for
DIVIDEND.
In the case of Andrew aid
y iiliam Ramsay,
RaHkrupts.

IN consequence OF The atseno" Of one II
< the Comm >ssiOn+r, Ia this Ca>e. The nee!.
ing heretofore notified 10 taks pace on The
3U,b October. has been adjournc until ".d-
nesday the 2i-l.NovemHsr next. ~ which
day the Commissioners will nee, al Ciagr'rs
Hotel in tn t"wnoi AIes andr'a, al 100 co's
in the forenoon, in order 10 make dTldrrd
of the estate and effects OF the SID Bank
rupts. when and where the creditors, WHO
have not already proved their debt, under
the c, mmlssion. IN lhI. case, are hereby re
CURED to come prepared 10 prove The san;
or they will teexcluded the beuetIt Ui the saa
dividend.
JOHN M'iNER, Assignee.
oct 81 ;avt2iN
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District of Columbia,

Alexandra county set:
May Term 1921, 2lst day.}
~ CIL4.NCERY,
John Hampton and James Hampton, joint
Merchants trading under the firm and
style of John and James damptoa-Com.
pidl.iGat;.
Against
John Love, Bryan Hampson and Joseph
Haitian Hampson the two last trading un-
der the firm OF Bryan Hampson aud Son,
and Thomas Hunton aud William HuDtUn
-Defendnnt,.
TIME defendant, John Love, not having
Il entered his appearance and gwen Sc.
Curity according ~ the statute and the rules
of this court, and 1t appearing to the satIS.
faction of the court, upon affidavit filed, that
the said Defendant John Love, Is not an in
habitant of this District, on motion OF the
coroplainants by their counsel, it is ordered
that the said defendant john Love, do ap.
pear here on the first day Of November Term
next, and enter his appearance TO the SUIT,
and give security tor performing the DEGREES
of the conrt-and that the other defendants,
BRYAN Hampsou-and Joseph Halton Hamp.
son, trading under the firm OF Bryan, Hamp-
son aud son, and Thomas Hunlon and Viii.
liam Hunton, do not pay away, convey or
secrete The debts by them ow ing to- or the
estate or effects in their hands belonging TO
the said absent defendant John Love. until
the further order or decree ofthis court; and
that copy tthis order be forthwith insert
ed in enc OF the public newspapers publish
ed in this county Tor too months successive.
ly, and that another copy be posted at the
front door of he Courthouse ct said county.
"a COPY Teste, EDM. |. LEE, G. c.
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For Sale or EXchange.

Iwl! sell my HOUSE on King
EA street, At price much belo" It's va
s or will !, s1s s1 %ssrtb.n Si seaf, It
Il ,dsoted and completely hlted ~ every
rssneet for large family, and is well worc
NV tns attention. OF any person des'rous OF
= ner,n,ueat establishment.
will also sell that handsomely
~ situated lot, Quarter square, cor
va ner OF Fayet,e AMI Cameron'sts, or
EaSs part thereof, with or without the
w Also the S.W. corner lot on Payne
FAS Commercials; on which mere
Mill. stable. This lot is desrahiy
EAHH situated for imprt vement.
Also the two houses and lots next
HfEA above The corner oil Payne, on King
sIII street. This las, Will be sold 10"
FA Tor cash, or purchaser may choose
their own time by pay nen, OF an annuity
Terms at the whole may he made accom-
uOdating. JAo' . oO' =
aDril 3 ~
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Dancing school.

MIR. Generes, has the honor Of inform
Wiling the ladies' sand gentlemen of Alsx1r
dria that his school will be open every J hun
day and Saturday, for the instruction OIL
young ladies and young gentlemen. in The
sr OF dancing: to commence on Thursday
next 9th inst. at O'Clock in the allerDo@
for young ladies, and at Z o'clock for young
gentlemen.
oct 8 law3t
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To Kent.
Valuable Potomac Land for
Sale.

E will sell al public sale on the premises,
Z On Thursday tae 9th OF Dec. that valuable
estate. known as Stump Neck; situated IN
Charles Co. MI % miles below Washing
ton, containing goo acres, one halt th'ck'y
covered with timber and wood 800 acres
extremely fertile, besides firm marsh OF one
hundred over which Cattle grsze at all sea-
SINS. can he inclosed by fence OF Zoo
yards The marsh can easily De made 1T
for cultivation, there being no back or cur
ren. w,ter. There ale two first rate Herring
fisnerirs on this estate; vessels of any burden
lay close to the shore, il is distant from the
occoquan manufacturing mills only few
miles. The GRIPS fine, wood, &c. can be GO,
10 market with the greatest facility. 10 a
person DESTROYS of engaging in The wood
business many advantages are presented
The Improvements aud small dwelling
house, we'll of water, large new tobacco
house, granary, nc persons wishing 10
view il will Away hav. anOppor'unny,, as
the steam boats daily pass w'thln loo yds.,
Mr. Speske on the premises will show the
land. Terms, one half cash, balance W
three years. 40 o,N
Gunsson, Fa,rtax Co. Pa .No0.
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Bank Of Potomac,

Oeto5er T., 1891.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockhol-
IN ders of the Bank of Potomac, that an
election for thirteea Directors. Will be held
al the Town Hall ON Monday, the 5ta OF No.
yember next. The election to commence
a. ~, and close at clock.
By order of tue President & Directors.
c. PAGE, Cashier.
oc,I lawt1thN
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TWENTY nella,'s Reward.

ID ANAN AY from Gen. Philip Stuart's
II farm, near Piscataway, in Prince
Georges county, Maryland. some time in
the month OF August last, negro lad ma
med
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Carpenters, Look Out!
lie has cut Il stick : l.!

Dan away from The subscriber on he
IL 25lh OF last month, Benjamin C"''d',
an indented apprentice 10 HE Carpenter
business, about 9 years OF age, stout mae
dark eyes. light hair, very much inclined 10
dress and run in company; il is strongly sGs.
pected he has been en'iced away from f'
master. His oIoathing is various. therefor
cannot be described. SIX cents and hasse,,
OF s!,avings will be given for securing SAD
runaway in jail. 50 that ge; bin again -
All persons are hereby .orewarned bal hoTtE
or employing him a. am determined 10 lV'
the Law ia force against offenders.
WM STENART.
oct II lar4r
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S. 4. Narsteller.

HAS removed bis Compiling Room 'C'
L j the present 10 his dwelling, upper end
OF Duke street. q opposite the n hI,e Hou;'
pump.
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oct 10
Forty Dollars Reward F!

dan away from the subscriber. (on tine
IN sixth day OF June Iast) being in Charles
County. Maryland, on The post road leading
from Plstailawsy 10 Port Tobasco, nine
miles from tn. former. and six miles from
the Iat,er,-Two Negro men, viz:
Vat and John,
Wat, is about txenty-sIX OF seven years OF
age; AMI about five feet seven or eight inches
high. rather OF ayeIlow,sh complexion, had
considerable stoop when walking, bad
hroado 10th pantaloons, one pair sbeeting do.
one PAIR ui course shoes worn, new eit
hat, and a coarse linen shirt. John about
twenty four or five years old, i've teet
eight or nine inches high; his complexion
5ack with very smooth lace aud rather
likely; John bad on and took with him
blue cotton round about jacket. blue yarn \
cotton panlaluons, a pair ot.pretiy good
coarse shoes. 'pit hat, and coarse -hlrts.-
II is probable they may have other clothing
with them oI may exchange those described
for Others. since their eiopement; they have
been seeI al black mans who is.a Tree
nan as understand, who ca Is himself JACK
Lee, aud lies IN Prince G,orge's county,
about two miles from Mr.. Berry's Terry, he
has also, sweetheart 10 Georgetown, who
was hired from our ne'gbborhood to Mr..
Hiller.of that place; Wat has near ,es ion
nv the name of Charles, belonging to Mr..
William Marbury, living al the Terry oppO-
site Alexandra. have reason 10 suspect
they are harhoured aud are sill lurking in
and about those places. will give the
above reward tor bringing them home or Sc
curing them so that get them again, OF
Twenty Dollars for either.
JOSEPH GREEN.
iuly l9 tawtf
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For Sale.

- Twill sell my HOUSE on King
ATfM street, at very reduced price, u IS
S.ssss, adapted for a store and large family,
g3lcomb,ning elegance & convenience
aoi situated in most healthy and desirable
mel yhbo.rr,oi 1t is worthy the attention OF
aay perron de.irous Of permanent resi-
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To Rent,

g.. Several good houses in healthy
&TH part of The Town. Apply ,oou
sssa A. HOLBROOk.
EtSE oo, re cow
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adjourned Neetsng Jr
DIVIDEND.
In the case of James Gillies,
Il BANKRUPT.

IN consequence oil the absence Of one Of
! the Commissioners in THIS case, ID. nre,.
ing here otore nvtfed to take place un lie
9Th Oct. has been sdjouInsd until h"niay,
the 18th November, on which day lht tou'
missioD-rs will meet al Ci:geii's hole!. N
the town OF Aitxandria. al ~ O'Clock IL tie
forenoon. in order to make dividend OF h.
estate and effects OF the said bankrupt, wien
and where the creditors, who bsv.nOt sn,r
DIV proved their debts under The com.
mission, IN this casearr hereby nquirtdls
cour prepared TO prove the same, o. they
will be excluded the benefit ol tl,r SAID drt
Gend. JOHN M'iN Elk, ASSIGNEE.
n,t 20 laWtl9N
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Also. to Rent,

small house on the west emo Of
Sa|A puke-s,reet; calculated for dwell
asssssl ling AMI shop. ,.s .scorr
Sss-.a u
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Gillespie's
Fortunate Office, Woshington CITY.
Or at Kerr Ct Et5 HHghs,

Corner OF King and Washington street
Alexandria.
Tickets for sale in the Maryland State
Lottery at DIR, in the University Lottery al
Dl0, both are nox drawing; in the Litera-
ture Lottery of New-T ork at D!3, which will
commence drawing on the 9Th OF Aoven-
Der.
N. B. Tickets for sale in the Grand Ma
tional Lottery by j. B. Wood. Providence.
r. l.: Messrs. Bridge and Renomf, No. ~,
State street, Boston, and Noses Davis. Port.
land. Maine. oct Sit
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GRAND
NATIONAL LOTTERY

FIFTH CLASS.
1NliL positively commence drawing On
w the 9Th November.
FIFTH CLASS.
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OeslQeS an immense nuWueT VI Snasr
prizes.
Prizes only to be dram
Not tro blanks to a prize.
The drawing will take place as abo,,
stated, and will be completed IN SO dr,w.
ings with all pussjbie despatch, under In
superintendance OF
k. L. NriShtman,
v ,lI,am Brent,
John Davids0n.
Daniel Rapine, >ManaScrI
Thomas II. Gilliss.
Misses Young, .nd
Andrew Way, Jr.
The grea, despatch which has uniformly
been made in the drawing of the icrne,
classes OF this lottery, and the immense run.
Der OF spl 'ndid capital prizes, combined
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