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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25
YVAKEN blythe subscriber, on the 28th October

II NAKEN blythe subscriber, on the 28th October,
n from Morton Woodson's boat, (hcad man
Danel0 about 10 bushels corn. On the same day,
from Emahuaps beat, d bushels wheat. On the
9th November, from Henry Suthn's boat, (head man
Bily) about ~ bushels wheat. On the l1th Nov
from Nat. Goolsby's boat, Dread man Masen0 g
bushels wheat. On the cd Nov. from James
Scrugs's boat, (head main Moscs,) about 10 bushels
Of corn and hrkiu Of bufter.-Thc above articles
Will be disposed Of as the law directs
TSHAM RANDOLPH,
Lock keeper and Inspector of boats
Dec l0-w6t AT Westhan
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25

YdNO Thomas Holloway, Thomas Pettus and
4 Phoebe his wife, Thomas III. Pettus and
Elizabeth his wife, Thomas #. Swami, Samuel
u. Swami, Dabney NJ. Wharton and Ann his
vile, Nelson Robinson and Jane his wife, heirs
OF Samuel Swami dec'd-TAKE NoTIcE, that
on Thursday, the seyenteeth day of February
next, between the hours Of nine o'clock in the
morning and sunset of that day, we shall pro-
coed, at the Shockoe Hill Tavern, IN the city OF
Richmond, to take the Dispositions of John
Murphy, Edmund Bailey, James Taylor, Johr
T. Swami, and others, to be read as evidence in,
the trial of suit now depending in the Superior
Court of Chanccry for the Richmond District !
in which we are Plaintiffs and YOU are Defen4
dants; and if the taking of Dispositions as aforef
said shall not be completed on that day, we shals
continue the taking thereof from day TO Do
al the same place and between the same hours
of each day, till they are completed.
SAM'L Dunn & CAROLINE his wife,
late Caroline Holloway.
nm IS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25
From he Boston Cenfi0el.
I-DnAI IL u ALrI

We were yesterday favoured with tho pcrusaiS
letter from Bahia, of which the following is
extract -
BAHIA, Nov. 2tt I
"Since my last, we have had another dsturba ~
mere, which began, and is likely 10 end, by B
dcath OF Felishero Comes, the governor at arm !.
ana two men of no note. They were killed. in ~
own house by company of the Paraquetas cor
commanded by Captain Mucasn This evelS
caused great sensation, and had the effect to ST +
all business several days; families, and troops ii
battalions, moving out of town. There are 50 ms
ny reports on the subject, that it is difficult TO givj
correct statement ofthe facts; but it is general
believed, that the object of the nacontents wa
the establishment of republic, and that the deaf,
oil the governor was rather premature, in const
quence of some discovery having been made. Yes
sells have been taken up TO convey The Paraque v
battalion to Pernambuco, when it is expected pea
will be restsred"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25
From The Boston Gnsepc. Inn. 8

It VVI UIt I3VStOt 0FttSFTTf, JUTl. Z.
IRAsK, She wonderful maniac, who lately dis
possessed himself of irons in such miraculous
manner was found on Wednesday again free
from his shlckles; large iron bolts having been
broken, ''and no man hne,o ,chich ,oaq." The
wretch has the appearance of fiend in mo-
mentary state of apathy. He had made no eff
fort to escape, and the moment he was sent back
to his cell, began caressiug cat, who is an in
mate OF his prison, and between him and whom
there seems to exist strong attachment.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25
POETRY.
LINES RY MR. RoSCoE.


On receiving iion D.. Rush, Of Philadelphia, piece
vi thc tue unler which William Penn made hi:
hrst treaty with the Indians, converted to ths
blown down III 1912.
From CLINE ~ ctiune, from shore to shore,
The war h"nl rais'd MS horrid yell,
And midst the storms which realms dsplore,
Peun honoured tree OF CONCORD fell.
Aud of tha: tree, which ue'er again
Shall Springs rsyivng influence know,
A relic, DER tn Atlantic main,
Was sent, the gift of foe to foe.*
But though 10 more its ample shade
Waves green beneath Columbia's sky;
Though every branch be now decay d,
Aud all its scaiter'G leaves be dry;
Yet midst the relics santed space,
health restoring food shall spring,
In which the angel form of peace
May stoop to dip her dovc-likc wing.
SO once the staff the Prophet bore,
by wondering eyes again seen,
To swell with life through every pore,
And oui afrcsh with foliage green.
The withercd branch again shall grow,
'T,ll DER the earth its shade extends,
And then the Gift of foe to foe,
Become the gift of friend to friend.
*'rhe gift made during the war bstwee,
Great Britain and the United States.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25
GEORGE Il BROWN,


Signed aud sworn 10 before. me, the said Vice
Commercial Agent. IN faith whereof, have here
unto subscribed my name, and affixed the seal of
my oihce at Havana aforesaid, this 10th day of
N"vemoeF' i3@l' aud of the independence of the
United States Of America the forty ninth
JOHN MOL NTAJN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25

Road is 10000 dollars, and not so Con ne !. j
typographical error, was stated in part of :
last IMPRESSIONS Nat. Int .
January I8. 4
In tue House of Representatives., yesterdst
the bill for the relief of certain sufferers by
destruction of the property during the Iatew 4
commonly called the Niagara bill finally n;
ed that House by the unexpected majority of !
V-iour 'otes- II u
~ SAVANNAH. Jan. ii Y
From Port nu-P Prince by the slim Niaya 3
n"okin, from Pnrt-au- Prince, we have received 4
"f"eilie du Commerce." of the 9lst Dece mber. 81
CONTAINS no political intelligence. =
The following are the latest prices:-cofI.e o -
cotton 10; cocoa 6, scarce leaf tobacco &c hid,
%: sugar q; flour 8 so; mess beef Is a sIs
Goldfish so quintal; rice So; candies l8c butt
ioc'; pitch pine plank aud scautling, $40 per Nj.
log wood so.
from gentleman, passenger IN the Niagarx
we understand, that the accounts which have pr,.
Ni"uSly oeen received in the United States as >.
ue s'ate oil alarm existing in the island of Havf
are much exaggerated. Military law had ne,
oeen declared, nor had the emierants been con,pc,
'eu 10 no duty on their landing. No interruntiet
81 consequence had been experienced in the trad,
10 france; ana IT was expected that the -neoocias
Mons would he renewed. The meeting Of the isl;
legislature had been called for the FIRST of lama
period much earlier Than the reo,,la, ,ine}
meeting, It was supposed, for the pIrpose of q
pointing new commissioners to negot;ate 4. ,rs
with France.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25

PhilantiwopY-- The death of LOUIS 18Th, b b;
caused to be male known an act of generosit
on his part, which is honorable to his memory
For the last foul years lac annually appropriated
$4,000 francs, for the relief of insolvent debtors
chiefly for sncha were artizans, deprived of III
opportunities of labor. His charity was unos
tentatious and hi3 name concealed. H. the course
of these four yetrs, one hundred ospd forty poor
debtors were thus set at liberty.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25

The President of the Mexican United Sta
mas adopted the truly republican practice IS
giving public audiences 10 the citizens. n
official notice, in Mexican paper, mentions
that ne will receive, in person, complaints, pc
ttions, &c. every day in the week excet4
wednesday, Saturday, and the festival DAYS,
(Which include the Sabbath between the hours
OF one and half p2sttwo. 1t is added, that the
departure of the cguriers, or mails, on Wednes-
day and Saturday prevents lis attending c;S
those days.-.N =. ID. .9dv Y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25
an ImneriaA Press.

OfRamages make, and which mas been but yer,
little used, IS offered for sale, at lew price IN
quiie at the WING Office.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25
From the New York Commercial Advertiser.
CASE or SEDUCTIOr


INTERESTING CASE OF SEDUCTION.
One of the most interesting and Haritious
cases Of seduction, that ever came before an
American Court, commenced in the Circuit.
before his Hon. Judge Edwards, on Wednesday.
and was concluded yesterday afternoon. IL was
an action brought by Sarah Marran, against
Capt. WIN. Dawes, nov or late VINE merchant
IN this city, for the seduction OF the PlaintrG,,
daughter.
We had commenced reporting the case IN
iuIl Tor tins evenings paper, but On an utination
from tic Bench, ilat as a SUIT is pending between
the Defendants victim and himself for breach
OF p.ornse Of marriage, it would be more pro-
per to suspend any publication until the whole
matter shall have been determined, we desisted
writing. To orr surprise, however, we this
morning iouud lllat sotnc Of orr coternporarie,
have gwen sketches of the trial. with the names
oi the pa'iies, At sucii length, that orr sjirIcc
would be Of nofgrther use. We therefore pro.
coed with sketch Of the trial, availing our
selves III part. Of tic report Of the Advocate, il,
and Of our owr notes.
CIRCUIT COURT, Jan. III.
S1rah ,upuyaa vs.. Ig'iIiana Duecs.
lHs was an action IN the case brought BY the
Plaintiff against the Defendant for having Sc.
dnced her daughter, and thereby incurred the
loss Of her services in consequence of that &C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25
PIRATES.

NETWORK, j. iAiary l2.-The British sIonn NJ
war Hitleman, William Webb, Esq. commander.
has arrived at thi port from Janaica with ten nj
rates on board. Having committed the act of III
racy with which 'hcy are charged on an Americau
vessel, the cours of jamaica did not consider
themselves authorized to take cogniZance of the
crime On application to the governor, he ordered
Them to be conveyed in the Rifeman, To this po,t
10 be tried by fine proper authorities. At the re-
quest of the British Consul they will be Immediate
~ taken charge of by the United States Marshal.
New YonK, Jan. 13.
-dcc'den.--A large crowd of spectators as
sembled at Cortlandt street dock about twelve
O'Clock this day, under the expectation of wit
Messing the landing of the pirates, which arrived
here yesterday Ill the British brig Rlfieman
"A boat, with the u. S. Marshal, was seen to
put oil from the brig, in the North river, with n
number of persons i'll her, and pull in for the
dock. The crowd anxious to see the pirates.
pressed forward on the bridge or stairs which
lead up from the water on 10 the dock and lust
as The Marshal and the boats crew stepped out
OF The boat on the stairs, down the whole went
III moment and precipitated upwards of .iftv
persons INTO the river where the water was over
tneir heads Assistance being ready at hand,
all, 1t Is believed, were saved though there
were two or three hats recovered which they
cannot yet find owners for.
II ne'o kind Of TraGc.-Y Yesterday a tall
grave-ookug fellow, from the land of Steady
Habits, made application in the way of business
70 the keeper of PottersiieId, for the purchase
OF 81 Wman subjects for dissection He said
ne was induced by some Doctors in Ccnnecti-
cut to enter into tha specuiation and expected
At was a good one. The keeper did not exactly
feel himself authorized to trade with Jonathan,
50 ne told him he would introduce him TO some
body who better understood such business and
with whomhe could drive his bargain to the best
advantage, and accordingly took him to the
police office. He soon, however, discovered
from the heterogeneous put to him by the JUS
tees, that there were doubt about his being
able to accomplish his object; and that he had
come on an awkward errand, which might per-
chance involve him in serious difficulty. In
short pc was given to understand. that although
tbs vas great trading metropolis where all
kinds OF goods and wares could be bought and
sold, yet no one presumed To deal in dead human
flesh. He then became excessively alarmed.
begged pardon, and promised if they would let
HIM 60, he never would engage in such anot her
speculation. In consideration of his ignorance
and apparent simplicity. he was accordingly
permitted to depart, and made of with all pos
sIble haste towards his native state.
~. Y. T.. Post.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25

The number of manufactures in Massachu-
sets appears, by an official account, TO be l6l
possessing an aggregate capital of S2l ,465, 900.
Ot these, are for manufacturing glass, aud the
remainder for iron, wool, cotton, leather, lead,
flax, hemp, wire, salt &c. and it is believed
the property invested in them considerably ex-
cecds the amount Of their chartered capital
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25

The quantity o f land coded by the Quapaws,
IN the treaty entered into between them and the
United States Commissioner in November last,
is computed at 2, 249,OOO acres.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25

A cotton factory is now erecting in Fayctte-
vile, IN. o. capable of containing 10000
spIndes; 1t is The property of Nr. M'Neil, of
That place, and a gentleman Of Providence,
az. ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25

The debt of the city Of Newly is state
In report from the Comptroller to the corpors
tom TO be S9I6,072 81.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25

T'I'he gift made during the war between
Great Britain and the United States.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-27
From q late English paper.
SPECIMENS OF RREDULITY.

This is called an enlig hlened age. Take,
gentle reader, we beserch thee, lie fol-
lowing fa,tln illustration No longer ago
than last Saturday se'uight, a man was
S,oam for tci-xnrd at Wickham Keith, in
this country, in the presence Of some hum
dreds of people = The particulars. as we
learn, arc these:-ln that parish lives Isaac
Stebbings, "a little spare man, about 81
years Old, who obtains livelihood as buck
ster; aud hard by his cottage lives a
Thatcher, whose wife unfortunately, is af-
hlctedin mind. In the same parish there
happens to be a farmer whose mind is also
occasionally disturbed.-As 10 former days
of gross creduIity and ignorance some one
or Other put forth the sutnise, that these
two afflicted persons are belwltched, and
Stebbings was spoken of as the worker of
the mischief Story souu grew on story !;
aud accumulated hear-says were accepted
of among the vulgar IN the eighbourhood
as proof unbeatable Among other things
1t was said, that the friends of the afflicted
woman had FecOlIse to the means record
ed ia wltchcrait annals for detecting the
devils agent, aud whilst the frying-pan OPP
eratlons were gong on at hight, Stcbbings
came dancing up at the door. Ia his de-
mai of this circumstance, Stebbings admit
Ell that he did once cali at his neighbours
with mackerel for sale, at four O'Clock in
the morning before the family were up,
and this admission was taken to be as much
as he was likely to make. Besides this,
the village shoemaker persisted that one
morning, as Stebbngs passed two or three
tunes before his house, he could not make
ms wax-the Ingredients would neither
melt nor mix.-Dubhed a wizard beyond
all doubt, poor Stehbnga, ignorant as his
neighbours, and teazcd beyond bearing, pro-
posed al length of himself, the good old
fashioned ordeal of sink or SWIM The
Proposal VAS readily caught at. Time
and place were agreed On---the following
Saturday at two o'clock, in a large pond
called the GrlmHler, on Wckinham green.
-Four men were appointed 10 walk into the
water with hun, and the constable of the
parish engaged 10 attend aud keep The
peace. The sides of the pond were crow :
ded with spectators---men, women and
children Stebbngs had on his breeehes
and shut, and when the men had walked
with him INTO the water breast high, thew
iilted hun mp aud laid him fiat on bis back
on The water. Stebblugs mOved neither
hand nor foot. aud continued ia that posi-
tdn Ter ten mlnutes.-Thls VAS the first
TRIAL and spectators cried out give him
another Another trial Was accordingly
gwen, for the same lengthof tine, aud WIN
the same result. Try him again. and dip
h'm under the water was then the cry.
lhey did 81; one ri The four men pressed
his CHEST and=down went hs head whilst
up came his heeis--in ord, he was like
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poEETRXx.

Tae RAIL Ro0M--Bg M IL nsHs
nfXf.. iovaas chords yet riGs again
4 -,giIfar ssll, and wilisf iirain
They are here the tar lsse a"u inc e''''''
s.a ''ar. .bali waue ere the mirthful part
-, .apta aifnly nearnial glance
-, s.J,,n turn vi The dying dance
h.srJ the tone ei heavy sisls
n, saase of the drifting melody
anl 4 Is not well that We silcald hfeaths
ga the nrigh sag Now'r Of The iaiai w'es'n'
Yet that TO Thought or 10 0rivi beiongi
Leave, lou@e lie Had OF song
Ring. iayens chords vel again again
l.at !, hat dos g0a with The resa falh
a liver, voice through The s"iI ar seH'''
M fhoa hat tn part 90 lle gladdeflhg ""t's,
gbe.e are t-,shi ,usDs faeos that pass thee
by. ..,
a,,fa,sv 8, ~ glance Of thy Wondering eye
Ayay there VOID "a thy yeHrntng pItHsi,
ghea weary nan wit thou here find rest
4 wy. for ~ thoughts trum the scene nave
fed,
And the love Of thy spirit Is with The dead
Eii ~ art but more lone midsi the tonhuS o'
mtih,
- Back 10 thy silen, hearth
Vng ieyn,is chords yet again, agHin
.9if.r sull. aud a Adder f'rain
soi ihal. thu a rec less men be thino,
A,d lily cnp De crowned with the ioainlng
wine,
r. IA, fir Jursi, Of thy laughter loud,
b. Inn, syes puck fash through Its troubled
cloud,
tnoes thee il Is hat the wakeiul fear
on a haunted busom thai brings thee here
, know nlee thou fearesl the lonely wight,
wnh piercing starr, aud her deep "'"ds
might
There. tone in her voice which thon lain
voulj'si shuu,
lor ,tasks What the secret soul hath done
And ipou- uere's dark ws'ghl On thine
away
BACK 10 Thy home aud pray
Ring, Joyous chords yet again aga'n
A swtiter still, and wilder strain
And hiring new wreaths We will Danish all
Save ihe tree in heart. from our festive hail.
on through the maize ot the heet dance on
Bul where are the young aud the iosely gone
Where are the brows which the fresh rose
crowned
And the floating forms with the bright zone
hoand
And the waving locks aud the hving feet
That still should ha where the Irirhiul meet
They arc goAe--lhey are aed--lbey are parted
all,
- Alas the forsaken Hall
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-27

trinrnsiled orer hat NJ tie enemy. Ni,h
one fireship the Greeks sueeseprd 10 bnfn-
ing two large vessels ADD to"k one bn6,
aaJ the resi- were pai to 4 ghi, aud Pnish-
ed By our strips. A part OF The Ih'klsh hee'
took refuge at Aflana, whore they are
blocked up by division ut the Gre
sonadrnn. Yesterday there mr'''d mere
se,eral small sess.ls fton Ialano anu
pr.,es,. from whirh we iraraed, thai the
Greek tnnops which were at salnna had ar
d,ed near Nssolon .hi, aud had gwen a
signal by kndling fires, 10 our troops III
that place, aud having come To- 40 under
standing with them on the 7lh instant, .
general and sudden attack was made both
WITHIN aud nitoui The place an the eneo'y,
and dreadful massacre took place many
prisoners were takca, md the rest driven To
Vraohod.p
from the Etsile Of Sept T.
The Augsburg Gazette. under the hrau
of Trieste. 2Ist Aug. has the following let
TEL, dated 9Th Arg.--
"The affairs Of tie Nnrea are On the eve
ofihrlr dsnouement. lb'ahlm Pacha, wlIo'e
rch 10 MapulI di ltamaui, was To baVe
been seconded by the irorson plotted by
one Schliilzi and The Archlmandritr ol the
town, vino has sinee bren arrested, "a so0n
~ he saw his plan Disappointed, CONNER
ced his retreat, ard he 10 noy near Tupo-
liza, in a prcrarious situation. II IA hl-
Grmed that Drmetrlnns fpsllanli has alfea-
dy attacked him there NOR than once with
success, aud that hs has even taken pos
session Of The rrmains of Grpolzza; but
what must make bis situation sllll worse ~
The plague at CoIan and ModUn, winch Is
said h. rage IA a dreadful manner, aud to
have even spread among the troops brought
by Ilusslcn Bry. Mlssoloagbi has hIther-
In resisted the attacks of the Turks, who
have been rrpulsed with considerable loss
in three atiark-. Onthc g91h Jaly, Mlanlls
II is said, appeared Nth 26 vessels before
Mls-"loughi, aud obliged The Captain Pa
cha to raise ihr blockade by sea. One part
Of The Ottoman squadron IS rep"rled I"
have rrtrealrd 10 fauas, he other In the
Gulf of turlnlh.'
The expedition for Greece, under Lord
Cochrane was expected 10 depart IN about
two months. Two large steam BOATS we're
for that purpose.
LoNpoN, Sept. 9.-No sooner vas 1t
known, with degree of certainty, THAT Sir
Charles Stuart was 10 20 over IN Ito de
Jauelro, on . special mission and Entrusted
also with the dispatches OF the King OF
Portugal, ihan Minister extraordinary
was appointed IN Paris. with the greatest
secrecy, who actoalIy arrived IN the Bra
slllan capital several days before Sir Chas
-.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-27

piere on gork IN tue water. Tb..,
Kept the poor old fellow three on.r,. 1.'si
AN hour IN the p"rd. and he cam. ..,, y
dad than alive Still, some were no, ,'s
SIZED. Another man, they said. Of hi. = y.
aud SIZE, onght 10 be swan viii =
Slebhngs greed even to this, far go UT
determined 10 get I'D Of The lmputs,;oa "as
DIE.
The following Saturday was apno;,...
tpr the purpose, and Il man e.li,I -
Widen, of Baclon parish, near ~. a'e
named for his cumpaninn. III. sto,, ~
got more wind, and hundreds or -.
from all the neishborins parishes stI,,5.s
10 witness the second ordeal. Blu, in =
interim, the clei gynan Of tie parish -.
tile two chnrchwaFdens mad Inttf,rred -
the swimmers were kept away
no small vexation and disappoinimsa
the deluded multitude. Ii is DOW graz.
told that at the very time Strbbiuys ~.
swan, an afflicted farmer aludedto M
was unusually perturbed he cried OUT a.
eau see the lmps all above me mn
trghten them away with my voice y s,s
his deiusion and his noise as Slehlinps IL
Dol sunk, are put dow 10 his accom-, T.
complete thu affair, Respectable farmer.
the neighboridg palish, has been, il IS ,.il
to some " cunning man." and learn, 10
certainty, that Stebbings is IA Wizard
The sum Of Is, ras paid Cor tins int.I5
geaee, upon the assurance that Steb5,g.
should be Killed by lnches.p Or Gun
it was not the cunning man" who psr..j
with the morey. Now gentle yead..,
what thinkest thou of hi, "enhltposi
age" From the year l64e To them ,l,r..
ton of Charles III. hetwixt three and ts.
Thousand persons suffered death fol wiI,#.
craft in these dominions; and now, it seem,
even now in the nineteenth century, bur.
ton Of the populace-perhaps consIer,-
bic portion--retaining the foolish prpiudl-
ccs of their forefathers, believe, as the a.
bore statement proves, that there are witch
es and Wizards stlll.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-27
e LOTTERY!

NEXT WEDNESDAY completes tie
~ drawing Of the GUAWTIGo c..
NAL L0TTEE Z forever, and on that
day the SPLENDID PRIZE of $50, 900
will be dra, u from the wheel, with many
OTHER prizes nearly as brilliant II only r..
quires the small sum Of sc perhaps to seem.
independence, ease aid comfort for lie. All
who wish TO secure chance for such vii
now perceive that they have very little lime
to spare Gf any) would seriously recon-
mend every person to be up and adding, and
not let this glorious opportunity pass by viii.
out calling AT my
TRULY LUCKY OFFICE,
And secure some OF The lucky RUNNERS before
they are all sold. Those thai neglect this Ia.
vorable opportunity may loose mhal aagbl
make them happy the balance Of taeir daYs
hope none will be SO neglected. OF then rr.
al interest as not to call aud secure chan
before all tue lucky numbers are sold.
ADRIAN X NORTH
Oct. 81. 2Hfl2