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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-19
Valua5le Iio6acco Land for goIe

obedience win OF George Bayne dec Lite # III.
county Of Bedford, shall day of Septemrr
next on The plantation which the said died sell Al
Pune "ueoh 10 Tie highest bidder, credit of one two
ana ree years. two tracts parcels Of Land living in said
ron one containing about IsS aefes situated about mill
10 Tie North q" Liberty, on the public road having ON il
an excellent mill seat Little Ouer-Ths has propo-
ton hue tobacco land u clear, and well ndaptei 10
clover and gram The other wing SAID countv about
. miles ay--- 1890 --'''z - - S a'Io",
believed, mold. many nuc planters
any any where the county wish
TO examine these lands will be hewn the first by VIM.
uswkins, living adjoining and the last by Thomas Baber
siding either Of them by the subsei iber residing
Liberty The purchasers will be required give bonds
good security, aud d. ed vi the land the
purchase money. WIN. PORTER,
July IL. !. I9--IstS {r'r Of Geo. Bayne, dec.
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sANTNa

patented the Henry Banks supposed 10 lie in Pres
ton county, adjoining John Judys Settlement Right, at the
front door OF the said county courthouse but the said six
hundred Of Land should lie MOnongala county, then
the said land will be Od the hshestbdde the door
Of the courthouse e the said county Of Monousaa the 9TH
Monday Of August next IL fair otherwise the far day,
credit VI and three years The purchaser giving
bond aud security towards paying the debt Henry Banks
TO tie admir- n VIM Price and the admir- (of John aI vie with
the will annexed by order Of
G. a. SWEARINGEN, Marshal
June 1905 tt-tvt,v oC t,e( 4, G.. Igistrief
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.GaRSHaL'S SaLE..CO.dL La.N.DS

pursuance Of two several DEGREES Superior Court Of
u Chanoety Tor the district of Richmond made ON the 9th
March 1928, aud the 10th June, S25 of So
vs. Cunie .hal the third day Of August next Oder for
sale TO The highest bidder, public auction the
-he Eas'" Hotel N the city Rehmond undivided moieiy
OF an undivided third Of of Laud containing Coal
and believed oconn 800 upwards and situated i'm
the county N Henco and known the Deep Coal Pit
Tact Terms; fourth Cash. and credit ne two and
ihree years Tor the balance the purchaser h
approved security, aud the title ne retained until the paw
mep Of the purchase money. Sale commence at O'Clock
]. GUERRANr, NJ. S. C. GRID.
June p ISti.
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Looch[a1ld and Han0uef Land for Sale.

tIUOCHttfTttI IIuHUDtT ]
yutue of order OF the Superior Court OF Chaneey for
the Richmond DIci offer at private sale of land
upper par OF GoochnL county the of Little
Creek, Ii71 tereaboui, aud another
the county Of Hanover, containing $50 As
de irabe close edily possible the Of the
estate land will he sold at moderate price and
indicating Both tracts will he divided purchasers.
GoSchland land will he shewB persons wishing pur-
Mr.. Winston Payne and the Hanover lands by MIR.
Ianey JoueS Possession can he given Immediately.
wan t. WICKiiAAI, surviving
Trustee OF the estate OF Saul. Gisi, dec
n. T., tlJ.
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- virtue Of deed of trust executed to by VIM II. Ca
bell Esq and recorded in the Of the county Of Ca
the Towno Sauon 10 sell the highest bidder the
tract Of and commonly called the Green Bottom lying in the
said county Of Cabe the Ohio river, containing between
four and five thousand OF which more than eighteen
hundred said 90 be prime low grounds We not
personally acgusiAed with this estate; but 1t has been repre-
seuied being the bnest on that part OF the Ohio which
borders this II abounds in Meadow land Of the first
quality and therefore well merits the attention of the stock
farmer For many years while this estate the hands of
Col Wilson g. Nicholas 60 whom formerly belonged, il
extensively cultivated IN Tobacco, which when sold ia ~ York
best River tobacco sold This land abounds in coal II
has been divided into many smaller lots, may be
plat in the possession Of John Hannah Esq who lives
adjoining aud will shew the whole part thereof
those disposed but will he sold entire tact
OF in such parcels as on day Of sale may be thought
sisi,tsJ ~ e,,s b brsi nrire Tbe als ,s; he on three
equal annual instruments; the purchasers give bonds with
approved urees for the eveial nstamcn also deed Of
the land farther security for the ultimate payment
the purchase money! the deed OF trust, however, not TO
operate I'LL the last insalrnent shall become due.
the oonhded 10 them If persons therefore should desire
purchase this property they may attend in the full conf
dence that viii be soil the time AID place above mentioned
JOHN CoALTEa,
JOHN n. COOKE,
Trustees for w. H. Oabel and his creditors.
NJ The Editors ofthe vrginan in Lyuchbmg, Republican
IN Winchester, Herald in Fredericksburg, Couret IN Charles
town answla oountyO Farmer in Stanton aud Of the
Country National niegenoer, requested to insert the
above advertisement u Their respective papers once week
ward their accounts to this Office for collection.
JOHN BfcEyN-TIRE.-M TAILOR.
Nd ESPECrFULLY informs the citizens Of Richmond, aud
h the pubic geaesy that he has just opened the upper
corner store Opposite the Bell Tavern well ed
Of goods comprising chiefly, every article in h Inc which he
prepared Co make up order at short notice ia the mos
fashionable manner aud al prices which he aaers himself
and pledges himself his best efforts, 10 rendering s
faction 10 those, who may favour him with orders
H. constant supply Of fbtoaoble, ready made cloth
ne on hand.
Judy 'S~-a
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BY AUTHORITY or CONGRESS-.
j. a. Y ATES & a, MsrJJT7vEv

ESrE' FULLY announce, that they have unlero, On
Tue ae'"ai management oi the Lotteries authorized h,
Tor completing the Washington Canal and Tor 9th
P""c Improvements; and that, entirely exunering the NH
a".iie, hom all responsibility, they have gwen sati.f
be drawn. "' f'-'s "Nien may
n,s 'e public that these Lotteries, under THEN ma
- ~ we latest and most approved mode and that The
10 ,, We promptly PAID IN cash. They have the honor
20 present The following Scheme of the ~
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.NOTICE-

TIME Directors Of he Brook Turnpike Company have this
Il day declared dividend Of per cent for the lat ~
month";, which viii paid the Stockholders Application
the Compiling room OF the sub.orber
}. H. EUSTACD, Treasurer -. T. G.
IrIu q fa2E u
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Price of Tickets Dollars.
The drawing each at these Lotteries will certainly take
place the days na'ned and be finished ia fer minutes
and the fortunate holders may have the Cash eda ~
IL Orders from all pats enclosing the money 10 he invested
tickets VI The lotteries Ol the several States, and
the District Of Columbia under their emcnt, will be
gullrly served
and, generally, the notes Of all Banks good credit their
home, received as cash, at par.
~ Prize tic ke signed nv hem in the Lotteries of
Connecticut, NewYors, NewJerscy Pennsy ydna Delaware,
Maryland, Washington City, Virginia. North arolina aud
Louisiana, will he received this Oe. and the cash
the invested IN Lotteries according directions.
IL Vendors OF Tickets thous bout the country will be very
literally dealt With.
~ All letters to he post pail, and add cssed TO
YATES MINTYRE, Washihgfon City
V,f-p 10
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E)Y virtue Of deed Of executed by Thomas Mann
ID Randolph Of Abemarle, shall Monday the 9th o
August proceed TO sell on The premises much Of the estate
called Edgsh lying Abrnarle county, together with the
Slaves, stock &C. will pay amount due Thoma. Jefferson
Randolph and Samuel Carr, account Of their seetyship
be sold entire, in parcels 10 suit purchasers The personal
property will be sold first aud Cash payments will he required
Of all purchasers. f. w GJLMER.
v. w. sou FHALL.
Irnn
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Farmers Bank of Yir-inia.

VIE Pre.rent and Directors have div iend of
two and three quarters per cent, for the last six months
which Will he paid 10 the Stockholders the 10Th
WA. NEkERVIS asher.
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VaIlaJie Real Estate ON James Riuer for sale,

pdIuabfe Real Estate on James RIUer for sale.
TINHE subscriber having determined convert his property
Il into cash stocks, aud decline farming, having moved
Richmond, Offer. for sale privately his valuable farm with
miles Of the city Ut Richmond, until the first day If Au
next If not disposed Of before that day privaey will he
sold at auction the premises to the highest bidder ~
o'clock The tract c"tain 226 Of land equal to
the river 1000 Of which cleared aud the balance timber
part of which heavy aud the best road III the state lead
ing through to Osbornes Ferry and convenient to all points
Tor vessels OF almost every considerable portion Of the
land first low griuds The b'r"s ia number equal
any the state with first a ming machine in each
5arge and spacious Stables aud convenient TO each barn, aud
the oyerseer's house which comfortable dwelling
Ice house, dairy smoke house and kitchen sc. &o
from 10 20 excellent Png the land, and any per-
purchasing the land have the growing crop aud stock
of IL kinds which equal TO that any farm. And also
purchased; accommodating by being wei secured For
further particulars apply the subscriber at his residence
mile below Kichmond Messrs Brooke q Cosbys Auc-
ocers who will shew the property; 3nd they fully
ttiorle5 10 contract for whole part.
June d, 1925. f3-tds EDWARD cox.
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VIZ ~

wHEAT.
nhAf PANkEi and WIN. d. CLARKE, have leased
~ the Wav Mills VA Manchester for term OF wear. AZ viii
WORK Them under the firm of Nm. u. CLARKE Il Co. who IN
tunes be prepared c purchase WHE-IT at the hyhe,,
market price FOR Cash. WM H. CLARKE a. e.
May 81. 6-sr
AhE Subscriber having been raised farmer sccu,,i,ru
he entire management OF Plantations, well acquainted
WIN "e management OF Tobacco, produce satisfactory IT,.
IS TO his qualifications, with small smI,
wishes TO be employed for another year o,erseef line
addressed to b. r. d., Posphata, Court House viii he s
d.
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C1NH FOR -NEEROEN-

A LIBERAL price will he paid in cash for few likely
IN healthy young NEGRO MEN and WOMER. A higher
price will be givento those who will sell number of Slave,
have been raised together farm they wanted
for speculation Enquire al this Office.
Jaiv n
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,llARSH4LL,S N4LE

virtue # decree the Superior of Chanccry for
the Richmond District pronounced the 18th June 1922,
wherein Henry Banks IS plaintiff and VIM Prices heirs and
others defendants there will he sold by the Marshall Of tile
Superior Court OF Chanoery holden Clirkhurg the 4
district the Tuesday after the I'd Monday in August, 1925,
being eout day for the county Of Preston fair the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-19

Bun6 OF Prginsd, Jtly 4, 1925.
ANiiE President and Directors have declared Dividend Of
three cent the capital stock last half Year.
payable ON the 18th inst Each share the Stock sub
lee 10 deduction of dollar quarter for the bonus to the
State. WN naNDRIuGE 1a.L;.r
July 1928.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-19

N. CAROLIMA LCTTERY z.
10 be drawn in November next. Prizes:
10000 DOLLARS,
10000 DOLLARS,
5000 DOLLARS,
5000 DOLLARS,
1890 DOLLARS,
1890 DOLLARS,
10 of 1000 DOLLARS,
l8 of 500 DOLLARS,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-08-04
DigD,

In this town, on Friday evening last, Mrs Eliza
beth Freedom, widow Of Sir Joseph Freedom, aged
IL years.
On the 2s,h ult. Benjamin. son OF Mr. Jonathan
Barker, sged Is months.
Caroline, an interesting child of Mr. Robert Viii.
hams. aged yesrs'
seth, BENZ amin Lswton, promising son Of Mr.
janis Coggeshaii. aged years
On Monday last, Mrs Sarah Austio. the amable
consort of Mr. Edward Austin, aged q years, and
daughter of Mr.. Edward Wsissn.
On Monday evening last. very suddenly, Mr. James
Tompkins. aged So.
ca Tuesday last. CALVIN. son Of Mr. Matthew Pul.
len. aged years, 5 months.
Last evening, Caroline. youngest child of Mr. Ca.
ieb G. Mumford, aged 90 months.
This morning. after lingering illness. Mr. Daniel
u Boone, son OF the late Mr. James Boone, aged Al.
At sea, 18th ult. OH board brig Greek, from Tia.
vana. Mr. JOB Head, OF Little Compton.
In Bristol. Mr. Benjamin West, aged 27----Mrs.
Susan Maria, wife OF Mr. George +. Usher. and
daughter Of the Rev. Bishop Griswod, aged %.
In Providence, 3lst ult. Charles Griffin. aged IL.
-istinst. Capt Caleb Godfrey, in his 89th year.
Mrs. Margaret ileaton, widow of Nathaniel Hes
ton. late Of Wrentham, Mass. in her o0th year.
In New.Shoreham, on the 10Th ultimo, Mrs Lucin.
da & Ward. wife OF Mr.. Samuel Ward.
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

IOhl OF NEoAAs
ENTERgD,
Brig Baltic. Eldred. Gottenburg.
Schr Zephyr, Eddy, Havana.
CLEARED,
Ship Robinson Potter. Waite, CCtk.
Schr Zephyr, Eddy. Boston.
Sloop Huntress, Read, New-York.
.IRRIY.ALS.
THURSDAY, July 29-srr sloops Splendid, vii.
lard. fr Bristol, for York.
Empress. Thayer. f. Prov for Nantucket.
Rising sun, Chase. fr Freetown, for N York,
Hannah & Nancy, fr Warren,
Fame, Walden. from Providence,
D ID Jones, Lawton, fr Prov
Nancy. Hail. fr Sandwich.
FRiDAy--arr sloops Apollo. Thayer, fr Taunton,
Essex, Pitman. fr York,
Geo & Mary, Walden, fr Prov
SATURDAY--arr sloops Henry, West, fr Prov.
Swallow. Hnkley. fr Barnstabie.
SUNDAY-arr sch Laurel.packet, fr Ncw.iaven,
bound to Grenada. ....
Sailed ship Robinson Potter, Waite, for Cowes.
MONDAY, Aug. Lar brig Baltic. Edred, so ds.
from Gottenburgh. with $50 tons of Iron, to White
horne & Robinson. Sailed in CO with ships Diamond,
Rockford, for Boston Asia Grady OF ard for Prov
Zcnophon. Fleming, Of anu for York. Passed in
the fiycr ship Origon Smith, bound up. Lett brig
Julia, Msift, Of and for N York, in q days, ship
Liverpool, McClannen. for N York, in 4 days. July
30, lat 40 10, N. Ion 67 so, w. spoke brig SsHst,
lat 40 %. n Ion 6s so, sch Minerva, Of Portland,
for West Indies.
schr Zephyr. Eddy. Of Warren. bound to Boston.
IS days from Havana. Left ship Janlfs. Brown.
loading for Salem briggs Castor, Hood. waiting car.
20 [; Superb, Robinson. do. Fasorite, loading Tor
Boston Mechanic. for Portland, in days. Mercs-
tor, do. in a days, Baltimore. Small, disch; Ante
opc, Jones do sch Rolla, Hill, DO. holasses l.2
rias and very scarce.
sloops Fisher. from Taunton,
Aurora. Brigh,man, fr Westpon,
TUEsDAY-sfr schrs Boston, Ncrtoi, fr Peno6'
scot,
A'rhira, Landers, fr Sandwich,
Decatur, Green. fr Prov for Ellsworth,
Albion, fr Prov for Ellsworth.
Primrose. Wymsn, fr Hallowell,
sloop Fall River, Braytop, ir Troy.
WEDSEsDAY-s.r schr Constitution, Adams, ir
" London.
Rambler, Csoweil. fr Portland.
JHE.fOR.2h d.
At Pctre, 9th ut Ann. Easton, OF this port. dsg.
At Matsnzas, 10th ult John. Norris for this port,
soon shepherdess, do uncertain.
The Favorite, ar at Elizabeth city 10th, fr Warren
The sch Kennebec Trader, of this port, sailed for
New Orleans, 10Th ultimo. from Havana.
The chip Hope, Rider, Of and for ,hi, port, was at
Havana, 20ih ult.
The ship Boy. Green, and brig Perseverance,, was
a. Havana 22d ults
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-08-04
ON SATURDAY NEXT.

$4,000 may be tad for 400 ecnts!!
A which time the wheel OF fortune will revolve'
n. and in this revolution make some rich indeed.
Ticksts are now going rapidly at only 8 4. parts IN
propor,ion-although they are selling in Albsnr and
hartford at S each. There is no time for delay
Office open days and evenings, and every favor CRATE.
fully Acknowledged by e. SHAW
N. B. Glass OF ten tickets is open foe sub seri.
bers. aug o.
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slate into eject, when tina, law i. leubjsd rp.
Cd treaty duly made, signed and sealed, add
soiemnly isdfsd by the Cnied States"
Com. Stewart IS at Washington ready for trial,
with Ais llopkinson AS his Counsel.
Premiums Cor superiority in Domestic Msnufac.
lures are 10 be awarded ia New.York on tie Goth Of
Oct.
The Augusta, Maine, Journal. recommends the
making Dam across the Kennebec. al the bounda.
~ OF tide waters. to be used for Mill sites
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a0arrieD,

IL this town, on Tuesday evening last. by the Rev
Dir Gammel. MIR BENJAMIN Peabody. to Miss Abi.
gail Clarke, daughter OF the late Mr. Henry Clarke.
At New.York, in lions Church. ON the evening of
the l7lh by the Rev Mr.. Britaeii Mr. Hiram A.
Perry, TO Miss Mary Ann Gardaer, daughter Of Capt
Edward C. Gardner. both of,!lis town.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Courf of PROBATE. hewhort, Aug. |. 1928.
. N Ins,rumen, Of writing. dated the 9th day of
n June, 1925. purpor,ing to be the Last viii and
Te.tamelt Of Latham Thurs,on late Of Newport, de.
ceased. as this day presented the Court Tor Pro-
bate-whereupon Il - ordered 'hat the eoosueN'
,ion thereof e referred 10 me frst Monday in Sep
,enber next No,ice 10 therefore hereby given to
AL person. n,ere, ID therein, to appear. pey s,e
h,, sts Court of Pnba,e to be holden At the state.
house in sale Newport. m the first Monday in sep
tember next, at clock, An, snd they vali lie heard
respecting the sane.
By order oi said'Cour,.
Charles GyleS, Pysb Clerk.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Court Of Probate, Neqvhors, Aug, I, 1925.
THE Commissioners on the estate Of John s,evenss
Il late OF Newport stone cutter. deceased, having
this day presented their report, and list of claims by
thsm allowed against said estste--it is ordered tha.
the consideration thereof be referred to the first Mos.
day in September next Notice is therefore het.by
given to sl persons interested in said estate to ap.
pear at Court of Probate. to be holden AT the state
house in said Newport, ON said first Monday in sep
iember next at o'clock. AM to shew cause, If any
they have, why said report and list Of claims ,hould
not be received and allowed.
BY order Of said Court,
Charles Gyles, Prob. CAnk.
Aura
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PROBATE NOTICE.

HSDh .NS 'N'''
Conrt Of Probate, Newhorf, .5ug 1 1925.
w HEREAS Nathaniel Il Langley Administrators
w of the estate Of William Grinnel. has this day
presented his Administration account for allowance,
and the consideration thereof. referred 10 the first
Monday in september next Noice is hereby given
all persons interested therein, TO appear. they
see fit, at a Court Of Probate to be holden at the
state house on the first Monday OF septe mber next,
a, 9 O'Clock, AN. to shew cause. If any they have
Why said account should not be allowed.
by order OF said Court.
Charles Gyles, Prob. Ck,k.
eup a
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BAIriMoRE, Jolly so.
Gsner'l C1fsystie and su"s, accompanied
by the Mayor, the Bsl;imo'e Commitlee, Col.
Bentslou, and the 6n. Wager Band, srIvsd
here about midnigh, isy nigh, from Por, De
posiie, 10 The steam boat Norfolk, Capt. Ow.
en, which had been dispatched inthe morning
TO receive him ct PORT Deposite. The boa,
was handsomely decorated win flags, and had
an awning which protected the qus',er deck
from the suo, made Of large Gag Of ,he u.
nited S,sies.-We $40 informed The General
was conducted to Port Dspo,ite by depua-
from Lancaster, in very handsome style. We
regret to hear he can say but shot time q.
mong Us.
Judge Marshall is revising his Life Of Washing.
ton," preparatory to an improved edition.
The Florida Indians lately threatened the whites,
in consequence Of three Indians being missing. A
number OF the whites were. in consequence. called
to arms but the missing Indians were fouod, aud
the alarm subsidized.
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The n Y. N,tionsl Advocate say, tha, "the
o Cifcusses sre the only places Of D'sms,.
cod equestrian amusement now open 10 this
=, The minor theatre at Chatham Garden
lng closed, in consequences Of heat and thin
uses. Atths B. osdwsy Circu',s ME-. Hal.
p from Eos'snd is performing with suc.
20; also. Miss h,p,nwsli, snd several ex.
lent 'Idsrs. Aiihs La Fayeue Circus. the
ing Greek is astonishing the audience by
extraordinary performances and dexieriIy.
new and elegant steam boat 10 preparing to run
o New London TO New.Vork-she is to be com.
,ded by Capt. Buakss. Toe late line was found
enien, and probable. ba. Wa ssspenaed BY The
ef the sas,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-08-04

I OST, on the 29th ult. a GOLD
IL .WATCHAwhoever has found the same. bv
leaving it 1T this Office, will be handsomely rewarded.
hug4.
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PHILApgLrEIL, July 25,

PHILADgLrFIL, July IS,
We learn thar, IN sli thirty one cases OF
sickness or death occurred on Saturday from
the heat Two brothers Of The same name OF
Gen,her died 10 the Northern Liberties, sup.
posed from the heat, d third about ten days
since, end iou'th lies dangerously III from
the same cause. A lsborer IN Knuckle.sucet,
At midnight, arose from his bed, and took
d'augbt Of ws'er from pump before bis door.
In The mo- oiog he was found dead on the spot.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-08-04

rOOD LUCK again at Shaw's Of
~ hre.-No 1854 came up prize Of 500.
NOD 3sS76. 39.377. $50 eaeb-beside an unusual
number small prizes. all in the Maryland Lottery.
Newport, Aug 4, 1925