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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-24
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THE Subscriber returns his
~ thanks ~ his friends and the pub
Wkk2<e1As--lA generally, Tor the very liberal
f6f44EEl(GkQS encouragement he has received
MHZ ~ tzD for y number of years back, and
informs them that he has
ready and will continue keep good assortment ofcar
riages nj gigs for sale nc his mandatory ~ miles
of Petersburg Va which for durability, neatnes and good
Of materials will be warranted equal 10 any work
from the philadelphia market prices low work
Of The Mind can be obtained fronf that tty which
unquosonahy has The preference Oany other place IN the
United States for well made carriages.
~ supply ~ the above work will he Kept for
sale Opposite the Union Hotel IN Petersburg, Vn
STERLING WOODWARD.
Orders from part of the couuiry, addressed TO
Poplar Grove post once Dnwie county, Va, VIII be Mt
tended 70 with punctualily aud dispatch
Poplar Grove, May 3 fif-wf@5D 5. W.
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LnnI an SDoIs1Irou;a far lS0Ie

Land IN SpotfSylUnnid for Sale.
TWILL be sold upon the premises positively Monday
w the 18th day Of July the plantation in Spoitsy
estate of Thomas Miller dec This tract contains nine
hundred aud sixty and is OF good guay-about
halt cleared and tie balance in Terms Ouehrd
of the purchase be paid down. and the balance
two equal annual payments. Bonds and security, with
deed OF trust upon the premises will he regure,
purchaser. WILLIAM MILLER, Ex'ors sfTho's
Goocband, June II. I2-tds
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FROM The Baltimore pao.otI
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friend ADD reader ~ your paper by giving The
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HAVING removed TO the city of Richmond, offer for
sale the handsome farm which l lately resided
in the county of Amelia about miles from Genito
Bridge, and Immediately the main leading
same-I contains two hundred and fifty acres and has
been under system Of cultivation for the last years
well calculated Ia improve its fertility. The neghorhood
perhaps good any he found above Richmond
is remarkable for general good health. On this
land several small and failing streams
ral springs Of the purest and best The improve
ments consist OF handsome dwelling, with almost every
other house which be required; costing whole
between eight and ten thousand dollars. There suf
cent quantity of wood land for all the purposes farm
and the fences and in good repair In all respects
there cannot well be desirable little than
will also sell tract of land in the county, Patrick
lying the of Russers creek and South Mayo
contanir |. 1859 acres, chiefly in woods.
Having abandoned farming, will dispose of twenty val
liable SLAVES consisting men, women, boys girls
Terms OF sale for the land will be made known upon
application To in this ci,yThe negroes will
Tor cash. something convertible into 90 days.
j. ROBERTSON, Jr.
Richmond. Nav so ~
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Roanoke Narigation Companp.

IOuH0Ke .NdVtgHft0H Company.
aresoluon Of the Duard of Directors of the Roanse
- Navigation Company, passed the second day of
month"; the stockholders OF the said company required
To into the treasury the first day October next
the of five dollars each and every stock
held BY them respecveybeing the ninth requisilion.
by order Of the Board OF Directors.
NAV 81. 8-st a 1OyNER Tre,s,rer
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COAL WANTED

PROPOSALS will he received until list July for fur
u niShing The Penteniiary with thousand bushels
coal in such quantities and be required
June n. I2-4t THOMAS NELSON, PA P.
The Portland gazette., 1823-04-08

In this town, Mrs. Abigail. wife Of Mr. Harrison
Bfazier aged 45.-Funeral Tomorrow al 3 O'Clock
lIOm his dwelling house in the aew Street near Frank
lin Street
IN this town. Cynthia, daughter or Rev. George
Payson.
In westbrosk. 2nd. inst. Nr. Robert SIemons. aged
- years.
In Gasham. 2nd. inst. MIR John Colley, aged 80.
In Buxton, Rufus, youngest son Of iona.
Moor, ESQ. aged 2 years.
In Concord, N. n. Miss Dorothy Martin, daughter
Of Mr.. Daniel NJ. OF Rumiord, Me.
In Madison. Abraham Whitman. Mary-Ann, and
William Morrison, children of Abraham Johnson, ESQ.
in Augusta, Miss Charlotte Hartford, aged 26.-ln
Jefferson, MIR. William Shepherd. SO.
In Madison Mrs. Hannah. wife Of Mr.. Zacha.iah
Norton, 64 Being visit of coincidence at the house
Of Abraham Johnson, Esq. the 21st ult. She with
II others awakened from deep sleep at ! o'clock
night in Consequence ofth- discovery that the house
in flames, from which the whole family escaped
with their lives Mrs. N. was taken from a window
without any perceptble injury; but such was her
fright. that conveying her to house about 10 rods
dstant, she swooned away and expired in about ten
miautes aerThe house, with nearly all its contents
was consumed
The Portland gazette., 1823-04-08
Spring Goods,
CHARLES c. COLLINS & co.

No. 3, ErcbGnge-Street, Portland,
HAVE just received large assortment Of
u IL seasonable Goods, consisting Of blk A. blue
BROADCLO1US &, CASSLMERES,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Cashmere SHAWLS, plain and hordered
Nerno SHAWLS and HANDKERCHIEFS,
Elegant plaid SILKS. Grape DRESSES,
Black and cold Canton GRAPES,
Grape WLS-Cotton Do.
Black, white, and green Italia GRAPES,
black and green LUSTRING,
wide and narrow black BOMBAZINE,
eIeg ant fg'd Cambria and Muslin DRESSES,
Muslin CRAVAIS-4-4 and Cd white CAM
BRlCS.
Cambria MUSLINS--Cambric DIMOTYS
coloured CAMBRIGS-blk silk HDKFS,
plain and fig'd silk LACE-green GAUZE,
elegant dark GINGHAMS CALICOES,
Book MU6LINS, plain and fg'd.
Ga and 8 Cotton SHAWLS,
British HEETlNGS-Irish LINENS
long AWNS-imitation CAMBRlCS,
Furniture YS-COPPERPLATES,
superior blk and blue Sewing SILKS,
Silk and Tabby VFLVETS-brown LINENS.
Linn THREADS, ,BUCKRAM. .RATTINETTS
&c. &c. &c.
All (which will be sold cheap for Cash.s
Apri', 8.
The Portland gazette., 1823-04-08

70 ns Honsra5ls BlrTrf P9tter, JHA-s W PraJat,
6'r taithia and f0r tts County ef C,Eaa5eylaHL
FEHSNAs PHILLIPS. q Nor w tae Proviucr u
lower Csnsd-. and Nafth- PhiHins. hs wiIt n hrr
rifht IosePh Dluha. .of Fsmoagh, NJ County of Cum
bl'nd and stat e Naine, as hs O. gzarisn Of Jane Car
r.. Anderson, of said Falmouth. wo 4sshs u Guardi N
q james Eunicr, Iha AMI Marina Aadrrsan minors.
That ssil Martha PhiIirs Ian Carnuns. James Euice
Jnhu and Martha audcrsnn heirs law u John AHtr-
ats of said Falnoufh deceased, nj interested and
seized in fce Ia coumon, with Daniel Anaerson
late ofsad Falmouth, bur ahsent trom the State n
PARIS uuknnn cf AZ thr real esrarr which the said tohn
Anderson died srize and possessed except thar part
whsh has been sold by the administrator for ths payment
OF dshts That er respective proportions OF said
follows. viz: The said Mtrtha Phips' share Is
tuurthpsrt thereof; lane Garuons fourth ard the
said lanes Eunice, John and Martha Andersons one oafth
one sixteenth each.
That rhe said Estate consists OF the homestead farm
land. sit1arrd n said Falmouth, one hundred and four
acres each one ot of frty three adjoining the same
thwestefIv and one ot OF fifty one adjoining the
sme, westerly ~ the meeting house IN Cumber-
land and one acre OF nd situated In Portland, near
Vaughans Bridge And they desirouS that the whole
Of said esat. except what has been off the Widow
fer her Dover sold for the vment OF debrs NAV
respective proportions Aforesaid They therefore pray your
Honour 70 issue warrant for that purpose.
Thons Phillips and Martha his wife by s. Longeow Jr.
their Attorney.
JOS ph Dsnham, Guardian Jane Csrnons by Lougfel-
Nancy r Anderson Guardian 70 James Eonce John and
Martha Anderson, by her Attorney, william Willis.
April l.
Ar Court Of Probate held potIsBd wirha and for the
County OF Cumbersn the first Tuesdav of April in
the year OF Lord eighteen hundred and twenty three
Upon the foregoing petro1 Ordered That the Petitioners
give notice III persons by causing COW Of
said Petition, rh this order thereon 70 b. pubShd in
the Portland Gazette three weeks successivey previous
the first Tuesday Of Msy nexr, thet they may then
Prob'te Court 70 Be held said Portland ard shew
eanse if they have why the prayer of the Petitioners
should not be granted.
BARRETT POTTER, TnGg..
true Cory of Petition and order. Arrest.
HSRATIC SOUTHGAIE, Eex.
The Portland gazette., 1823-04-08

KFEPs CONSTANTLY son sALE ar Hr n81Ks oar,
Ne. ), .Masset's R0a1. .Ntddis-Srtsf Portland,
a COMPLETE assortment u tho B10ks,
~ generally uscd IN the Academies a. schools
in this town and vicinity. hrnug which are.
Alans'. Cummings'. Niorse's, Woruesters. Par
ishs and Woodbridge Biographies and Aliases
-Murrays, sianiiord's. lngersol's and Cobb's
Grammars-Perry's. Walkers, and Johnson'5
Diciionarcs--W helpley's, Buffers Tylers Coop
cr's and U. States llistoriCs-M MOrse's and Par
ish's ". r.. and Goldsmth's England, Rome, 4,
Greece--Walsh's Wclch's Staniford's, Rinnes.
Temples Colburn's Rust's & Missionary Arith-
meties--Hedge's Logics-Rlairs Rhetoric.
new and improved edition with questions al the
end Of each apter-Murray's Kev-BIurravs
Exercises--Butler's compcud--Pronouneing
Testament--Wilber's TestameDt---Goodale
Cummings, Webster's PerTy's and Juvenile
Spelling Books--Grammar questions Rhetoric
do.-Cumming' New Testament do.-IIatin,
Greek, French and Hebrew Classics. : Y. sc.
.4LSO-Best Writing, Letter, Drawing. Gold
Morocco and Fancy Papers, Writing and Cy-
phering Books Of superior Paper, Ink. Ink Pow
der Qnills, Penkniyes, States, Paint Boxes.
Brushes, Cakes Paints, India Ink, India Rubber,
Lead Pencils, Copy Slips. Dissected Maps, Music
Paper, Embossed Paper, Ivory paper and a great
variety of articles too numerous to partcuarize.
all Of which are Of the incest quality and viii be
sold as low as can be bought elsewhere.
April 8. (3W1
The Portland gazette., 1823-04-08
PORTLAND. TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1923.
VOTES FOR
REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS.
LoNGFErrow. ANDERSON.
l57a lO92

F,y the arrival at New York Of the packet
ship Hudson, SO days from England, London pa
pers have been received TO Feb. 27th. Thcv
contain the speech of the lords commissioners on
the opening Of parliament, and The speeches of
Feveral ministerial and opposition members on
the situation Of affairs on the continent We
have published extracts from Iord Liverpool.
prime minister, aud Mr.. Peel, one Of the cabinet,
which discover the views of the English govern
ment in relatien TO the attack upon Spain. The
excitement in England is undoubtedly very
great in favor of the SpaniardS; and we cannot
but infer from the prevailing tenor Of the infor-
nation before US that notwithstanding the pro-
fessions of neutrality on the part Of England she
viii not long remain silent and an inactive
spectator Of the violation Of the first principles Of
government and the rights OF man, by despotic
power
II appears no longer matter Of Doubt but war
will take place--the French army had comnen-
eed ~ movements, hut had not enter.-I Spain
at the last dates. The winter on the Pyrenoes
had been severe, and bad produced some delay
IN opening the campaign.
Tie Spanish government continues rrsolnfc-
the kirg, in a message 70 the Cortes VI Jan m
says. /" For myself convincasi more and us0re of
tie imperious necessity. that all the children Of
tins great family should assemble round the con-
sttutipnai tlrone. will sfeahilv follow TIE route
which ny duty prescFibes n me and if tie
spectacle a! a nation destined 10 defend her IN
dependence and laws 20 not restrain those who
mediate 10 invade her. Nili place myself al
her head, certain Of victory in the most inst al
causes, which i al the same time that of al tbe
free nations or the earth"
Z rtugal has already come out. ~ defend the
peninsula ; her cortes has voted 10000 men for
the cOmfnoS cause.
The storm which c0mTneaced here on Sunday
evening" The 50sh Of March. extended with great
vislencc ~ far soHh a. we have vet heard. "a
sceasloned much damage 20 the shipping in the
principal searSsts. and 10 Ne,s-Tork and Phila-
deiphia 4 was felt very severely, driving ashore
many vessels and destroying some lives. MIR.
lalnai formerly Of the circus) was killed bv The
iasing OF tree across the stage coach as he was
travelling IN New-Jersey. II began at Wash
Ington TO snow. rain and bail on Saturday even
ing and continued until Monday morning in
PhIiadephaa II commenced on Sunday morning
In Newly ork little later in Boston il did not
begin until Sunday evening and in this town il
DAD not commence showing until late on Sunday
night or early Monday morning. The wind blew
hrst from the eastward, but it afterwards backed
in and blew frcm the North.
The roads were rendered almost irnpassabIe
by the snow; the mail containing the papers of
Elo1day did not arrive from Boston until Wed
nesday morning. The snow all vanished from
1-iis vicinity on Tie next day after the storm.
The Portland gazette., 1823-04-08
FOR SALE.

A FARM lying on the easterly side of the road
4 "A and within quarter Of mile Of the viIlast
in the middle Of Br'dgfon, Containing about sixty
ncres of valuable LAND. sbout one half Of which
IS under Improvement, the 1tber hals being well
watered by good Well and several springs OF
water. The contiguitv of this Farm to the -four
ing village, together with its own intrinsic prep
critics render il peculiarly valuable.
For further particulars and terms enquire Of
Maj. THOMAS PERL4EY, Of Bridgton or
ISAAC FARNSWORTH, of Westbrook.
April 8.
The Portland gazette., 1823-04-08
Fashionable H4TSTORE.

rFNHE subscriber informs the citizens Of Port
tGnd and its vicinity, that he has taken
Store No. 2. Erehangs-Strset, next below the
-9fg1ts Office, where he offers for sale, an assori.
ment Of
Elegant Elastic Water Proof Bearer HATS.
Of the improved oval shapes. which for durabili-
ty Of colour ami wear. are not surpassed by aBy.
-ALSO-Low priced Beaver, Castor, imitation
Beaver, ani nlated Hats, all Water-Proof
Youths and Children's fancy Hats, drab and
vii be sold unusually low. for CASH ONLY
G%T-Gentlemen are respectfully invited 70 cali
and examine the low priced Beavers, Tan
article he Is confident never before offered in
the State y A g.. Constant additions making
70 the stock
LPEvery favor thankfully received and duly
appreciated. JERH. HASKELL.
Portland, April 7, 1923.
The Portland gazette., 1823-04-08
A TRUNk

M AS left at the Store ofthe subscriber, about
w the middle Of January last. The owner
ard cont ents not known.
.4LSO-The following BOOKS have bean left
to be bound, at different times, some Of them
six or seven years since, and have never been
called for. 10 wit.
Two Bibles-one Vinoents True Love % Christ
and several vols. Of The Missionary Herald. ~
" Sermonsr and'' The PaDopli.t." The owners
of the above, are requested to call for them, or
they will be sold to pay charges.
WILLIAM HYDE.
Portland, April Q, 1928.
The Portland gazette., 1823-04-08

No papers were received here, from places farther
south than Portsmouth, from Monday morning 10 late
on Wednesday evening. The delay was occasioned
by the late storm which in this place was severe for
the season. but has been very often exceeded In Bos
ton II commenced Sabbath evening IL hours earlier
than at Portland and continued "a hours The wind
was violent. and the has not fallen so deeD a.
one time for nearly 80 years. But one or two stages
started on Tuesday morning. and none proceeded far
Much injury sustained by the shipping in Boston
Salem and NewbDFyp0u harbos bat no vessels were
wrecked, or lives lost The brig Rebeeca-Ann, Walk
er, Of kennebunk cast away IN Fresh wafer Cove
Gloucester Sabbath svenirg and went immediately
70 pieces. All on board. (nciudng two passengersl
peFished, except seaman. Seven Of the bodies
have been found The passengers were Mr. Robert
Parker. Of Eastpor and Capt John Whtten. Of Ken
netunk.
The Portland gazette., 1823-04-08
SH RIFFS SALE.

CUMBFRLA D S..
Taken by Execution and 10 Be sold AZ Pujhc
.Auction on Monday, ne fagenty eighth dag ~
.Aprd HeTt. at IL O'Clock, a. NJ at he
.4uction Room Of IlMoTHY FLETCHER, En-
change Street Poruond
a ~ he right il tqmty of Redemption
\ which LEMuKL STEVENS bAs ia ana to
the f,lowing described NO tagged Real Estate,
VIZ. o certain lot of Land, situated IN Westbrook,
in said county, bounded as follows. Beginning
the westerly corner of Land Of he heirs Of SIM
con Hilton, decreased and adjoining he es>terly
side ofthe roud Ieoding round Rack Cove. thence
by said road Souih west, four rods TO sake.
hence from said stake and the aforesaid corner.
es ending back parallels lines on course south
aven'y eight degrees twenty minutes east. untI
e;Glty square rods shall W fGlly completed. b.
ng the first parcel Of Land described IN a deed
from Jonathan Stevens and others, 20 said T.emIei
5tevens-FSOas asdea IN Reg Book 6t, page 30j.
ALSO-Gne quarter Of an acre OF iand, ,aci lr-
IL the above described ior. being the saue SAID
cmuel bought Df Mary Hilton. by deed. record, a
n Regis Book 60 page 1T with lbe buildings "a
both said lots. Said Real Estate is mOrtgsged 20
Joseph Stevens and Rer i-mn Stevens 70 secure he
payment Of one hundred and seventy dolIsrs, and
interest from the BIB of Feh. 1920. See murfga.
ged deed Recorded il Regis Book 9e psgu 500.
JOSEPH VI. GERkIsH, D'y Sh,F.
Portland. March 25, 1928
The Portland gazette., 1823-04-08

:, The Coaacil Of this State adjourned On Tuesday
last to the 18th Of May next.
THOMAS G. THORNTON, of Saco, ISAAC ADAMS
and ELIAS THOMAS, Esqr's.. of Portland, have
been appointed by the Governor and Council Of
TINS State, Managers of the Cumberland and
Orford Canal Lotteru.
The Portland gazette., 1823-04-08
.M.lRRIEn

In this town, Mr. John Sle.chaeld. 10 Miss Mary
Smiih.
IN this town, Mr. Warren Ramsdell. 10 Miss Mar
garef BFaicy.
IN AgEusta. Capt Like n BaHon. 10 Miss Mar
ths Bailsrd.--ln Palmyra. Capt. Thomas Lance Y
mer. % Miss Brtscy l. Blasden.
In Thomastou, by Rev. j. IT. Ingrsham, Mr.
OTIS Edgarion, @ Miss Mary Homes, daughter
Of David Fales, Esq.
The Portland gazette., 1823-04-08
NEW APPOINTMENTS.

It is reported that Smith Thompson the pres
ent Secretary Of the Navy and late Judge Of
The Supreme Court of New York, will be appoint
ed to NIL the seat on the bench of the Supreme
court OF the United States, vacant by the death
OF Brockholst Livingston and that the office of
,he Secretary Of the avy will be offered to sam
uei Z: oouthard, one Of the senators in Congress
from n ew Jersey.
The Portland gazette., 1823-04-08

continued with uncelsing violence OH ily
has not been exceeded in strength and duration
since the tremenduous gale Of Sept. 1921 Il
commenced blowing most fariously, about 10
o'clock, ar Il was attended with rain which
soon changed to snow, throughout the succeed
ing twenty -four hours had fallen in a great
abundance, SO that at this moment, Isl inst. the
earth is covered with more dense BODY of snow
than it has been at any time during the past
winter. 80 great was the alarm. excited by
the violence Of the gale, that divine service,
which had commenced, was suspended in the
several churches throughout the day.
Mines of Like Superior.--In addition to the
copper and Iron, known to abound on the bor-
ders Of Lake Superior, the Detroit Gazette says,
from the mountainous and ragged character Of
The countrs. we are warranted in the belief that
lis other metaiic resources are equally impert-
ant. Indeed il is matter of historical record
that silver ore, Of very productive quality, has
been found there. Many years since a quanti-
ty ofthis ore was carried to london, which yield
ed seventy-fve in the hundred of pure silver
". I. Com. .4dU'r
The Washington City papers ofSaturday, men
ton that the brig Oswego, having on board go
free people of colour, selected from numerous
applicants from Virginia, Maryland and Penn
sviyania, viii sail next week from Baltimore to
Cape Nontserrado, on the coast of Africa. These
emirranis 20 out under the direction Of the
American Colonization Society.
The Sea Serpent again.-Capt. Thomas, of the
brig Abigail, arrived at Mobile, from New York
on the 25th Feb. in lat. 29 IL. Ion. sc IL, saw
Gsh judged to be between so and so feet in
Iength-head as large as a long boat, body ap.
peared to be fun of joints velocity estimated at
Is miles per hour. All on board had distinct
view of the monster.
NApo1 EoN, in his Memoirs, states, that while
in the army of Italy, being much fascinated with
handsome lady, the wife of one of the French
Deputies who accompanied him--that she might
be able to form some idea of battle, he ordered
an attack on the advanced post Of the enemy,
although in the event of IFS being successful, as
1t was IT could in no wise prove advantageous
That the attack succeeded, but several lives were
lest---and he never ceased to regret the affair."
This is another proof how mischievous is beauty
and affords topics Of consolation to those who
without its charms, cannot aspire 10 its power
and dwell not in its dangers.
Bonaparte lived to see this lady dismantled o
her beauty, and reduced to extreme indigencc-
who with great difficulty, and after many repul
sesobtained access TO his presence. He generously
relieved her wants, and expressed his surpris(
1. at her fIiendless situation but it required no
tie sagacity of Napoleon 10 know, that powe
decays with beauty, and obscurity involves the
poor- Charleston Courier.
The Portland gazette., 1823-04-08

L is said in New York paper that letter
had reached that city, stating that Lalenand.
one Of Bonapartes distinguished Generals. was
at Barcelona raising corps Of 10 900 men com
posed OF Frenchmen disafected TO the present
government; and that in case of war between
France and Spain, they were to march into the
former country under the tri cooured banner
for the purpose Of driving out the Bonrbons and
seating the young Napoleon on the throne Of his
father.
The Portland gazette., 1823-04-08
Andrew Scott.

INFORMS his friends and the public
that be continues business AZ the Store Rtel-
occupied by BARBOUR & SCOTT, ErciGnge-
Street.
He has just opened great variety Of Calicoes
-Ginghams-N lnkin and Canton Crspes--crape
Shawls--Seefs Synchsws-- Sarsnetts--
black and coored Levantines-piaid SIlks-Meri.
no and Merino printed ShawIs and Handkerchief
Cashmere ShaWls-Gloves and Hosiery-Linea-
Steam Loom Shirtings--Cambrics- Musiins--
Jeans Dmotes-Flag and Bandanna. Hand
kerchief,-cotton Shirtings--Shee,ings Checks
-Stripee, &c. Making with part Of The former
stock Of b. & S. complete assortment Of
English, Frsnch, India and american
GOODS
which he offers for sale cheap for Cash only.
April 8. CIV.
The Portland gazette., 1823-04-08
National LoHeru.

THE last Baltimore paper states the DECISION of
= eminent counsel in that city is, that The cor
poration Of Washington City, are held accourta
bic for the payment Of PRIZES in the Fffh
Class Of the NATIONAL LOTTERY, and
suits are about commencing accordingly. Per
sons holding prize tickets. sold by the subscri.
Der, are requested TO be patient until a legal
decision is made, as he has about two thousand
dollars in original prize tickets on hand, which
he cannot at present collect.
0I-All Tickets sold by him, in the Sirfk Class,
will be taken back, and the money rotarned, il
i does not proseed agreeable to the terms pub
lished in the scheme.
MOSES DAVIS.
Port and. A ril 8. 1923.