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h. the gear Of our Lord one thousand ei9hj
hundred and t,eenty-f,eo.
An ACT in addition to an Act ascertain.
ing what shall constitute legal set
Element in any town or district with
in this Commonwealth.
SEC. l. Be ii enacted BY The Senate and
Ho'tse Of Represenfdtires in General Court as
sennoted, and by The authority Of The same,
That so much of an Act ascertaining what
shall constitute legal settlement of any per.
son IN any town or district within the Com
monwealth, so as to entitle him to support
therein, in case he becomes poor, and stands
in need of relief; and for repeating all law.
heretofore made respecting such settlement
passed the eleventh day of February. in the
year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred
and ninety-four, as is contained in the fourth
paragraph of the second section of said Act,
be aud the same is hereby repealed.
SEC. 2. Be ii further enacted, That any
person OF twenty-one years Of age. being a
citizen Of this or any Of the United States.
having an estate of inheritance or freehold in
any town, district, or city, within this Com.
monwealth, and living on the same three
years successfully, shall thereby gain settle.
ment In the same, SO AS to entitle him or her
to support therein, in case he or she becomes
poor, and stands in need of relief.
SEC. 3. BE At further enacted, That il
any person standing in need of relief, shall be
supported in any town, district, or city. in
this Commonwealth, other than in the one in
which such person may have legal settle
ment, the town, district, or city, in which such
person has legal settlement, shall not, in
any case, be subjected TO greater expense
than at the rate of one dollar per week, dur.
ing the continuance of such supplies: Prorid-
ed, the town, district, or city, 10 which such
person has legal settlement, shall cause
such pauper to be removed within thirty
days from the time of receiving legal notice.
that such support has been furnished.
..4PProred by The Gorenour,l
February 81, 1922.
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mentous duties of their divine mission
that our literary, civil, religious, and be-
nevolent institutions may be supplied
with all the means requisite to insure
success to the laudable objects of their
establishment--that spirit of harmony,
iorbearance and charity may prevail
amongst all orders aud denominations of
Christians; and that the Holy Spirit may
be poured out upon the inhabitants of
our land, and through the world; the
kingdom of the Redeemer established in
our hearts, and in the hearts of all the
children of men.
Given under my hand, at Manchester,
this twenty-seyenth day of February,
in the year of our Lord Jesus Christ
one thousand eight hundred and TWEEN
ty-two, and in the forty-sixth year of
the independence fthe United States.
RICHARD SKINNER.
BY His Excellency the GOVERNOR,
ROBERT TEMPLE, Secretary.
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FARM FOR SALE.
tre'csbury, Feb. II, 1929.

IN Wednesday, the Sd day Of
" April next, at ten o'clock, A. N. win he
sold, at Pnbick Auction, on the pretnises--a
FARM, situated in the southeast, rly part of
Charlton, County of Worcester, containing one
hundred and five acres of good Land, well pro-
portioned into Moving, Pasturing, Tiliage. and
Mood-Land-with valuable growth of Pine
Iimber--and young Orchard, from which
between 20 and 80 barrels Of Cider has been
made IN one year. The Farm is suitably d.
yided into Lots, and chiefly fenced with rood
stone-Wall. The Buildings consist of conye-
n'ent Dwelling House, Barn, Granary, Sheds.
Shop, &c.-.4L,o, one Lot of Woodland. IL.
ing one and half miles from the ahoye-n,en4
toned Farm, containing about fifteen acre,.-
A liberal credit will be given for two-thirds of
the purchase money, with good sscurity.-
For further information, inquire of Gen. SALEM
TowNE, jun. Deac. ABIJAH METcALF. or Of
TIMOTHY MonsE, jun. in ChGrlton-or Of the
Subscriber, in Boston.
.atso,--at the same time and place-a
quantity Of GRAIN, IIAr, and PoTAroEs.
JOHN A. HAVEN.
Boston, ChGrlss-Strcet, March 10.
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Real Estate in Shrcsrs.
bury.

EOR Sale, an excellent Farn,.
u containing about one hundred acres Of
good Land, well proportioned into Mowag.
Pasturing, Ploughing, and Woodland. with a
decent two-story House, and a Barn. and 9TH
er Out-Buildings. in very good repair. Said
Farm is very pleasantly situated, and is about
one and half mile from Shrewsbury Meeting-
House, and three and half miles from Wors
cester Courthouse. The Buildings stand a.
bont thirty rods south Of the Worcester Turns
pike. No Farm in town is better wate,ed-S
having stream Of water running through Is
which never fails, and waters every part Of the
Farm for the cattle-with an excellent vopne
Orchard. ingrafted with the choicest Fruit
just coming into bearing state-situated in e
very pleasant neghbourhood, and about one
mile from Grist-Niill and Saw-Mir.
Conditions.-A long credit viii, be given fof
a great part Of the purchase money. If re-
quested. II not scld at private sale by the
9th day Of April next, it will then be mme.
diately offered at Publck Auction on the
premises, at o'clock, r. M. For further par
ticulars, inquire of the Subscriber.
JONATHAN NELSON.
Shrewsbury, Feb. II, 1929.
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A PROCLAMATION.

The Supreme Executive Council of
the State, prompted by Just sense of
dependence upon the alI-wise Disposer
Of events, having by resolution mani
tested due regard to the customary
and solemn anniversary of tasting, which
constitutes an Interesting part Of the re-
ligious worship of Christian commune
ty-l do most cheerfuIIy comply with
taeir request in appointing, and do here
by appoint, Wednesday. the tenth day
ofApril next, to.be observed as day
ofPUB1Icx HCaILIATIoN, Fasting, and PRAY
En- throughout the State; and do fer
yent;y RECOMMEND the solemnization Of
said day by all classes of citizens; and
that ministers and people will testify
suitable respect for this consecraled
rite, by assembling at their usual places
Of Pubiirk worship, for the purpose Of
Publick devotion.
On this solemn occasion ought we
unitedly, with sincere hearts and I'M
feigncd lips, 10 acknowledge the multi
neutrality-suspicious. with which our lives
arg staiaed. Our privileges, and our
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POETRY.

James G. Percival has published the first num-
Der of series, entitled 6 Clio" This
number contains I08 pages, and " is pub
LEGATION of the same class with the Sketch
Book and the Idle MAN. We have seen
only extracts from it, among which is the
following piece. The publication itself
VIII be sought for, we think, with some
zgieitY.-Ed. Spv.l
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Worcester, IS.
Prcbate-O6ice, March 5, 1929.
To the WidovS and Heirs of NATHANIEL
WHITMoRE, late O Sutton, IN said Coun-
ty, deceased, and to all others concerned
IN the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
n pear (if you see ft) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, ON the first Tuesday in May next, al one
of the clock, after noon, to show cause Why
the Account Of the Administration OF said E.s-
tate should not be allowed; and you will be
heard thereon,
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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MISCELLANY.
plILZLALIl~
Iessss. Naming & Son

Aessss, Manning & Son
Have You particularly noticed Gov. Skin
ner's Proclamation for a Day Of Fasting and
Prayer? Its sentiments, like those of his yen-
cradle predecessor, on similar occasions, are
truly patriotick, and as truly Christian. By
Inserting 1t in the moral department of your
paper, you viii oblige one who, having some
tine resided in Vermont, feels perhaps little
partiality in its favour, and who is constant
reader of your paper. G.
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Notice IS hereby Given,
Notice is hereby Gsven,

WNHAT the Subscriber has been
II duly appointed Executor of the last
Will and Testament of EPHRAIM ADAMS,
late Of Brook6eld, in the County Of Worcester,
deceased, and has taken upon himself that
trust, by giving bonds as the law directs. AL
persons indebted to said Estate, are hereby
called upon TO make immediate payment; and
all those to whom said Estate is indebted. are
requested to exhibit their demands for settle
ment. WILLIAM ADAMS.
March S, 1922.
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A forward child is very liable not to
fulfil the expectations, which its infancy
and youth may have excited. 1t is often
caressed and flattered into affectatlon
and selfconceit, and its temper and dis
position are not uncommonly rendered
peryerse by indulgence, On the con-
trary, diffident child, who appears
awkward, and is what is commonly
called unlucky, is liable to be spoilt by
severity. The conduct of many par
ents and preceptors in bringing forward
bold and talkative children, and check
ing and brow-beating those which are
shy and reserved, is directly the reverse
of what it should be.
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Many mistake The want Of prudence
for an indication of genius and some
think they have geat deal of line
sense, and exalted sense, merely because
they have very little common sense.
The ambitious deceive themselves in
proposing an end 10 their ambition--for
that end, when attained, becomes a
means.
We pass often from love to ambition !;
but we seldom return from ambition to
love.
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Prophecy and History.

The forty-fourth and forty-ifth verses
of the eleventh chapter Of the book of
Daniel, contain the following predic-
tons -
A. Buttidings out of the east and out
of the north shall trouble him there
fore he shaltgo forth with great fury to
destroy, and utterly to make away many.
As. And he shall plant the tabernacles
of his palaces between the seas, in the
glorious holy mountain yet he shall
come TO his end, and none shall help him.
On this passage Mr.. Scott, an eminent
commentator, offers the following re-
markable exposition s.
All the attempts Of commentators to
apply this TO Antiochus have proved
fruitless--for though he went forth
with great indignation to subdue some
revolted provinces In the east and in the
north yet he never returned into Ju-
dea, which land alone can be intended
by the glorious holy mountain 1t is
more probably concluded, that this part
of the prophecy relates TO events yet
future. Some conjecture that the Per-
SANS, who border on the Turkish domin-
ions TO the east, and the Russians, ,pko he
north Of them, wiH unite against the
Turks that IN the land of Canaan the lat
ter call fr their camp 1sith great ostenta-
ton, as 10el as cage the car with great
fury; and that there they shall receive such
defeat, as shall end an the utter subuer-
SION Of their monarchy"
SCOTS Bible, 4h .4merican from the
Cd London editiea, Vol. 8.
The reader need not be told how ex-
actly the above passage applies to the
late news from Europe, Of an expected
alliance betaceen the Russians and Persians
against the Turks. Ii MIR. Scott had
written his commentary after reading a
modern newspaper, he could not have
adapted it more exactly to the events of
the day. The character of tie warfare
waged by the Turks is accurately de-
scribed by the terms 6 great ostsntation, !"
and 'sgreat fury We will only add,
that should the whole prediction con-
tanned in the text be found to apply to
these events, we shall hear of no allan
ces between the Turks and other ma
tions for g he shall come to has end, and
none shall help him." Such coincidence
is very remarkable, and we are surpris-
ed it has not sooner been discovered.
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FARM FOR SALE.

A FARM, lying three fourths
IA Of mile northwest of Barre Meeting.
House, very pleasantly situated, containing a.
bout sixty acres of choice Land, well fenced.
principally with stone-wall--well watered-.
with large House, Wood and Carriage House.
60 feet Barn, and other Out-Buildings, all in
good repair.-inquire Of the Subscriber. On
the Farm. HATCH FREEMAN
Barre, Feb. 26, 1922. ew
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APPARENT should never yield any thing
10 child, in consequence of its crying
and teasing. II you give way TO its inn
portunities, it soon pefceives its power,
issues its commands in the shape Of
cries, tears, and clamorous entreaties !;
anu the longer You wear the chains of
the little despot, the more difficult will
you find it to break them.
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To Wo0Nen Manufacturers.

WANTED, a number of Woollen
w SPINNERS& WEAVERS-a WOOL
SORTER-a CARDER & RoPER-also. a
BLUE DYER, who is well acquainted with
his business.-Apply to EDWARD HOW
ARD, Oxford-or .4RJNSBY TUCKER &
co. No. al, new Market-Street, Bottom
None need apply but these of steady habits.
March 81, 1929. IF
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In no one Instance do we deceive
ourselves more than in fancying we
could DO great things well, which we
are never likely to be called to do at
all-while, if we are honest, we could
not avoid owning how negligently we
perform our own little appointed duties,
and how sedulously we avoid the petty
inconveniences which these duties in
yolve..
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Truth and plain dealing are some
times the proofs and the results of friend
ship. But to utter in conversation any
thing, which, though true, gives useless
and unnecessary pain, is not only "a
breach Of good manners, but of good
morals, and indicates disposition nat
urally cruel and ferocious. The man
who wantonly tortures the mind of his
fellow creature, would torment his
body, if he could do it with impunity.
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By His Ercellency
RICHARD SKINNER,

Coptain-GsRerdl, Gogernorr, and Com
nlans9er in Csief in and Oper
the State of Vermont
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Biierique rosario Pasti.- Virgil.
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Tract Of I.ana,

Situate in the county of Bedford, containing
2s7 acres, more or less, Gt being the same
land conveyed TO said Blount by jenkins OK
ley and Esther his wife, by deed dated 2sth
November, 1870, and recorded in Bedford
county court, and the same on which the said
Biount now resides,) or SO much thereof as
shall be necessary TO answer certain PURPOSES
in said deed expressed
Acting as trustee, shall only convey TO the
purchaser or purchasers, such title as is vested
III me by the deed of trust aforesaid, and none
other.
JAMES G. STEPTOE.
oeP'eiiioer oo wid, !
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The Morse Shoe Hottom,

In Montgomery county, containing two thou
sand five hundr,d & twenty five &c es, on VIII chit
clear ed aud in 20 d o. der, nearly seven hundei
acres, consisting chiefly of fist rate new ige'
bottom.--Yhis land Is supposed 10 be supeHog
to any tract in the western parts Of Virginia. oy
the culture OF grain Of any kind, for hemp and
to- acco.-l viii tend at Mon geometry court
house on Monday the seth day oil tins nionthto
lay off the a,d, near the said town into lots 10
suit purchaser, aad which will On Iuf sd'y tho
lst Gay ct October, being coult day, be oiiereo
at public sale. On the Hoise Shoe BotOmae
between twenty and thirty negroes, CONSISTING
OF men, WON Ell, ard children, stock OF every
sort, and some farming utensils, which will %
sold on Friday and Saturday. the 25th and 2ea
days OF Octobern ext, on the said p ace, and suca
OF the land as nay not have been sold previous
ly will again be offered for sac, and the sale con-
tnued until all, both lands, negroes, stock ana
ia ming utensils are sold, all the lands may ala
will be divided SO as to SUIT the purchasers, -
will those near Montgomery court house, spu
Blackshurg, as the Horse Shoe Bottom WHICH
last can be very commodiousiy divided lnto NV,
excel ent tracts, A convenient cteclt Tor P''
OF TIE whole of the above property vii egH"a
invite those who are disposed to purchase ~
OF the above property to call on me, to whom.
will sell privately, and also to attend on the icy
of sale.
HENRY EpMUNDSON, Trustee,
for John Pf'"o"
October 4. WI"
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i.and for Saie.

rEsHE subscriber ieisheS 10 sell The Tract
4 or LAND, inhe county Of CampbeH, sta
oted on boih suits Of Buffalo Greek on arhich he
foteiy resulted. II contains By Il late surrey, 200
aeres, 90 ofuhiet are cleared, and IN good heart
There is us much rood t0nd oa ddson dag fract
Of nc same etteat in AiS neighbortood Tbs
ldad lies 1eiiiia mile md a half Of Ntie Lon.
don, and siyogs the adrantagc Of n mill site Of
% feet FIJI II is treeedingiy reH acdlered by
springs. The improvements are Il capital log
hoase, with three apartments, 10 by sfset, n
Kitchen, stable, and t~o todging-houses, and has
on il good apple ard pinch orchard The Tile
Is iDdiputnJie.-.2ppiication 10 be mode 10 The
subscriber IN LgllchJurg, or 10 Capt. king, in
-AtW L0pd0H. EDW. .97kLTSON.
OctObcr L. ytcis
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" Nj. \. ALLEN
tets 1
Augusta

he war with America AdS I1lTI1 --7 ,.,.7Fs---.
prk there the honor belonged to than
sclussely; and where will be fn,md
tatetsman throughout the world 10 envy
to strip them offheir laurels? The Wy
Europe ended while that with Amerir,
fnt ON. We had fleets and armies ia H.,
'pse upon the Republicans, and 10 nse
pm as instruments of peace. How. then
that great end, did we employ them
BE- treaty was AS unwise as the war w,s
s5raccIul. We fought to be beaten, and
2 negotiated only to be deceive. ontbe
anpaign et Canada aud New Orleans ,b,,
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RUNAWAY,

ESROM the subscriber on the 50th of
Il March, a servant named JAMES, gene
rally known by the name Of James Loving
lie IS upwards OF six feet high, light complex
ion, well made, very sensible, shrewd, and
pert in bis observations, and not easily intini-
dated. lie formerly belonged to John Scott
OF Albemarle-penorms well on several musi
cal instruments, particularly the octave llute-
and will probably attempt 10 pass for free
man. ] viii giye thirty solars and pay all
reasonable expenses il delis cred to me in New
GIagow-or twenty dollars il secured in any
jail 50 that get him. He is now probably in
The vicinity OF Richmond.
GEO. s. HOLLOWAY.
April &c 3tf
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n virtue oftwo deeds oltrlst executed tolbs
i undersigned aud others as trustees, by John
Preston, to indemnify his securities, AID in co
iormlty to decree of the sup rior court Of
Chancery for the Richmond District, | amtiL
ly authorised to sell the properly contar ed N
the said deeds, among which are many exceed.
iog'y ahlabie II acts Of Land, lying in the c3ur
ties OF Montgomery, Giles, Cabel, karawh4
Batetourt, and Monroe, very well worth the at
tention ofperaons who wish to lay out their no
ney advantsgeousy and particularly the hat
callad
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Notice.
STRAINED,

IRON The SuJecriber oboH the 1st of
a. Juty, BRIGHT BAY HORSE, about :
or @ years old, feet or 10 inches high, creess-
Joiien, hind Jtet ashi'e, PAGES, trots aud ga!laps
remarkably meH, lie as supposed to be making
for Bedt0rd, haring beenraisedy ba Mr. TaV5han,
mol many mules aaoee Liberty "A yeward Of 10
dollars, and all reasonable charges has been Of
iered for his rtcorerg, btit aeW b. considerably
increased, GA his detirery 10 The Rec. John Ear
w. or The subscriber near Dialciddie court house,
Ic II. PEGR.4M
Sept. 6. u4ie5
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Aynchburg Militia.

NALL IN few days be in order r.,
w eepiion OF Whest.-Ihe s 81 ue 4,
VIII = "a FAR market price in casb '''seri5.i
any Dc desnous to receive Flour In ., S"oa4
TOT Wheat, they can do SO at the usual NAen'ags
and =, the subscriber will subject him.slf
h'ehmond Inspection. 1ho-e VIII 70 he
disposed to sell at the present prices na a.e M,
'ei Their Wheat, and wait f1r b,t,s, De
Ian market price will be given du ne as
SON ior that deposited, as Tor What ~, ,'e sea
ming n. may be CO
Angust9. LItN.
teLs |
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Notice.

A III those having claims against the
"A estate of VIM Clark, deceased, are re-
quested to make them known, properly au
thenticated, as the law directs, on or before
the first of December next, that arrangements
may be made Tor discharging the same. All
those indebted to the estate, are requested TO
make immediate payment.
]. w, CLARK, admir-
Of H@ Clark, deed
Oct. N-lm
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New Glasgow Races,

WILL commence on Wednesday, the
w 9th November next, on which day viii
be run for a sweepstake, for three years old,
two-mi,e heats-four colts entered, and sub
scrpion closed On Thursday, the Jockey
Club Purse, OF iwo-thirds the subscription, will
be run for, threemife heats On Friday, the
remaining third two-mile heats-And Oh Sa-
turday, the whole of the tolls collected at the
gate during three days Weights as usual, a
greeable TO the rules of the club. The horses
To be entered on the day previous 10 each race,
with the secretary, and TO start precisely at II
O'Clock. pEACIIY FRANKLIN, ,Sec'y.
New Glasgow, Oct. 4. tdf9
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NIX. Robert Nevis,

nLEASE to take notice thar on the l4th day
4 o. next inon,A althe Eagle Hotel in the CITY
Of Riehmona. snail proceed 10 take the dcpo.
sition oil Danie, NalwicA 10 b. cad as evidence
IN suit hoss pending int Hastings court Of
Ethe corporatiit1 OF Lsreriairg, in which | "a
pIsntif and you are defendant
aIlCAJAit DAVIS Jr.,
September ID 6w4w.
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Oriol,efl

T1slIE Subscribers will eontlnunto do bu-
siness under the hrai el CALI q BIZ
LOCK, who haze reeeiyctiby the ship Iroiec-
tion and tseorrianna from Liverpool, aud arc
now opening, a general assortment OF fali and
Winter Goods, which tiiey viii selllps tcf cash
WILLIAM GAIT,
JOHN BULLOCK.
October Is -
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CoIlPN'S OFFICE.

BALrlaoer. September j. 1922.
Official Report OF The 29h days drawing OF the
Washington .noI,nmoM Lottery
'lso22 prize OF $50
"467 1901
.6l7O l-iU69 ,s oo
-2p5s2 1897
-i913J 1867
And Che u AL number Of 10
All marked sold at Confts Orrier.
Tho drawing will he continued On " cdncs-
day next when the first drawn number from
be wiiscl will be entitled 10 log Dollars
The great capital Prize OF THIRTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS is sill undrawn.
Whole Tickets IL Quarters 50 90
Halyes 7 Eighths 10
70 lie Ind AAnrrnnInI nl.lrn,.n-- Of
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frHE term of co-partnership Of CALI
BULLOCK, & CO. having this day ox'
rired, The salle : b, nataai consent Dissolved
The business viii be closed b. Gait Bullock
10 whom ali persons Indebted will make pay
ment; aud those having claims against The
said eonees1l, VIII apply to item for settlement
WILLIAM GAIT,
JOHN BULLOCK,
JAMES BULLOCK.
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COHE y > S
LOTTERY AND ENCIrNNUT ofFICE,

IA. Market Sired, Baltimore.
NJ Where in the present lottery the s 5000
prize was sold, mud the 5 10000 prize psid Ia
Snsh the moment the ticket Wa presented, aud
where III the late Monument lotteries have
been obtained the great capitals Of S10,o0o,
ylN SiiAtES) 10000 10000, 3 of 10000,
IL. sc.
" Orders from any part Of the L. slaics,
post paid, enclosing the cash or prize tickets,
will meet the samf prompt attention, rs II on
personal Application, adr,re sed 10
J. |. COHEN, .yr.
Sec'y 10 ths Manages, Bff9aao,