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JOSHUA J. FRY

49,
~ the public to HE present Stock GrVceres eon.ips n
90 . hide y. oflsan. snd 81 cro. Sugar,
| 100 lbs. P-ime green and Java coffee
1000 d, family .loa. snd. luu,p sugar
. hhi' retail ,uoli,,s,
90 b,iss BALTIMORE rye ~hissey
10 do good oh had 4's'r' old
y, =, do cut brnius,, M and 2
100 sacks t',srrooi salt
! . ,"o' Of Iron assorted
~ evs' snt nsis, 4 10 2civ inclusive
10 IL Deposits IL powder
'VM W., los bet cotton yarn. s'soted Nos.
- Wnh general assortment Of almost rveyv atl,. in a.
Grocery li"e which will be sold by wholesale aud retail az 1
3 a. sash and on as favorable they eau De
IL oY coNSiGNMENu,
iV,Ouo H'' good country bacon. Tor sale ,otr.
~ Cab given lot FLOUR and tLat aele received on
Eighmond, April II. ,,4-2r
seisnaoe'y' In Chesterfield county tou, March Ian,
DANIEL flaurnOy hIile' Bot, David Iaras> and DANIEL
Ir,in., plaintiffs
Am%sn Elan, phbc NJ. Elan. the widow, Aiolphu. Au
s"'' 'n, william Daniel Elan ,uiuel r.d EIIo
The infant ohilircn Of Moab El,n ,i,e. Iiens- 49,
I'm, day fsinc 'c piaa'I, by Samuel Tsyor ,sq the,
Fearing the Satisfaction Of The c1at ,ba, ,b a p
rhebe A. A4oiphu. Augustus, Wilam DaIiei and s,ma,9
the noo" of The Pl,u,. by their attorney Aforesaid !,
1'h"rT aud decteet by the eut, urlrss te .ai i,
Mn9IY IN tune next ,ni the plaintiff, Li tc sam
n y ''"en .r confessed sud the ,erco! drcrtra
Z.
nr iSr'h"rh published in the Rcond Eauu, p. for tw,
:" og INV aad "oeF COPY posted a,he door
VI W '"',e at th goEnt, Tor successive court 1av.
,A,cSly' Irse Ian son NuNNALLY, DC.
\ eanccry: Virginia; Ala Superior cuur,' Of Chanrrrv
N'uSh =, me Capitol al tie eiypl Il. iuiood the h i.
Archibald Campbell! and o;Ler PM
A:,int AS
MGn9 rsrn tz'rz Of lisari W Ircn. dec other. uf,
MHti'' ,r'cr' es'rz OF Edward ". T. en dec r.:
J1'' 1rcnt aud }ranci. Irir-r IN
va ihr '"' "i tie plaintiff in zach s,i ,ai for ,ra
I PlsNN 'if sont dP'a order ;aa Martha Trent The
'I.' ia '"c A' SUIT ai .ic paiH,i second s,,
% "urr lar her ., h.r alnni.u aiiun her t.,
@ ''e 'i"rm 10 the last settlement, ami tha he
r"mn"htr VII" ,,i, i advertise ,f six week. l,r nj,
'e 81 '"i r',%ud rr,n dec produce c!a,r
"''" HE commissioning, VIM directed TO report the several
matters I" i!e eoui., w uy oier mates specialize .,,
e e"' peHm'ni by himself, which may be rcani,ri H.
'he Pa.ies t. ue 50 slated. ! COPY. Te,,c
Nm. ". Ht:SiNGc.,
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.AhIrch 10th, 1926.

we understand. tina, considerable cb,poc If
sentiment has taken place Washington. ON the
fan"ina Mission. The more the Documents have
oeen called out the more the speeches of the mem
oerT' curing ue closed doors, have been spread
forth; the fully the subjects has been Il,
ed, and the more clearly the early vie,.s oC a..
Executive have become known, 6: heir Subsequent
CLOSES and atier-ihoughs have been exposed tho
stronger are the exceptions taken to the measnro
We understand, that there are very stronc do,hr.
entertained whether the II. Of Representa,;,o.
VIII pass the appropriation without provisos AMI
conditions, or whether it will now pass the Senate
~ any shape whatsoever. There is strong spirit
rising aneng the people in opposition o this poIicy
without precedent and without uecesa,, = NO.
especially among the Southern People
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-14

Inc correspondence between NEessrs. Eaton of
me senate and Houston of the H. of n. ON tbc o,s
pand, and the Master General on the o,b.r
respecting The appointment OF the Post Mss,e- IS
NASHVILLE, shall appear as soon as we have room
10Y 1.-The petu!aDt tone OF tic President of I,a
u .. IN returning the remonstrance Of he CrO
HeT eetdieinen, Is very little adapted 10 the y rL
slauon 70 winch ne has been eleva!cJ-It 900 - s
that ny, Curry, aiespectable citizen of Na.t,ili,
ioT ten years an acting deputy in The Office ,,,L
jealous liend oi zen. Jackson was ,sc,,,,,.. =, Il
to the L. VI. General by GOO citizens of H. H..
and that the whole delegation OF Tenu,..s.o = a.t
The exception OF Cen COck) concufred IN ,ho
recommendation. Another applicant ho,,.o,.,.
Mr.. Erwin, the Editor ofthe N. Whia. ,yboss hrt,
Their married MIR. Gays daughter (snd ,..Lo Ls,,
previously obtained from the Stare De,,r,rn,,,
the printing OF The Z. >. laws to the excu.,l - H.
iormer prner,) succeeded in CD, ainin, the ca;.o ~
l.. NJ; lus IIetensions backed by ,opcI, 60.
names. The i NJ. General had cou.,,i,c,i 49,
Presidcn, about il; and Mr. j. obtained Ito CT
The authors OF the letter, learning that Tho p
dent was inclined 10 confer the sppoio,,,.r,,, -
Mr.. J.. 10 The exclusion Of one who ,vos 60
niended by " The almost entire popuIs,;on -
Nashville addressed the aforesaid 1eto, -
remembrance to the President stating The 60
why Mr. Curry was entitled TO receive the o05ra
This letter is couched in pretty s,ro,,, I., 80,
and among other things, urges that ,bs p.a.;,o
OF The u 5. in pursuing the course Lii -.
bad adopted, had " departed from go. -. -"
OF usage, Of practice and ,iebf.,, o,d ;.'.; 'i"s
''S' DIS Fond'et apart from a mere sic roio is
:" ~ ~ 'easonsOle way 20 be accounted for =,
"S Al - Te'uiPs this ltacr upon The banJs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-14

CO1II-H C-NIC-JIED.
the Enqnii to state that it beinc discovered AT an
early hour, that MT. Rutherford would he elected
many OF Mr.. rs fIieads being unwilling to re
custer their votes against Mr.. Williams, Tough
preeiFns Mr.. t., determined not 10 ote al all.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-16
@NN IwsSDENDD
DQLLAES snMWA Add,

A It Special meeting ofthe Town
IA. Council Of the town Of Warren,
holden on tie 5ih day of Scptem-
ber. Ss6, the following Resolutions
were passed, vizi
Whereas within the few weeks
last passed, the stores Of Caleb Ed.
dy, N. M. & J.R. Wheatony Hail
Wood, and Joseph Smith, Jr. in this
town, have been broken open, or
foscibly entered in tho night season,
and property 10 a considerable a
mo,illt stolen tlere(rom, by some
william or vi!li.lns as yet unknown.
In order therefore; tn check so cnor-
nous and increasing an evil, and tU
preserve the property of tho citizens
from this species Of depreciation.
k.,s Toted and Resoirsd, Thpt a re.
ward of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
| bc,hereby offered, and will be paid ou
OF the Town Treasury. to any person
|orpersons, who may give such infor
nation, as shall lead to a conviction
and punishment ofthe offender or Of
Tenders and in order to stimulate ant
increase the vigilance ofthe citizens o
this town, the same reward will be Civ
en-, foe the apprehension and conviction
of any person or persons, who may b
guilty Of committing the like depreda
ton, during the term Of six months
next ensuing. 5iiz
By order and In behalf Of Court
| SAMUEL RANDALL, Clerk.
| Warren, Sept. 16. a,.S 10
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commissioners Notice.

VaNHE subscribers appointed by the
u lIonourable Court of Probate Of
the town of Bristol, Commissioners.
to receive, examine and allow tho
claims against the Estate of Col.
Francis LIB. D'Wolf, late of said
Bristol, deceased, represented insolv-
cnt--giyc notice that said Court
have allowed six months from thes6th
inst. for the creditors of said estate
to exhibit their claims, and that they
will attend at the counting room Of
James D'Wolf, Esq. in said Bris-
tol, to receive & examine the claims
against said estate.
JOHN D'WOLF, =
SAMUEL SMITH, Comr's
BYRON DIMAN,
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate
payment to
JAMES D'WOLF, admir-,
Bristol, Il. /. Feb. %, 1896.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-16
'DRtJNKENNEss.

Whether there be my thing Of
truth in the snbjoincd article which
we copy from the ~ York states, ,
man. and which sscms to. be related
with the iseriousness Of truth. Tic
reader will decide for .hilnscIf:: Werc
we not latterIy almbst daily met with
statements ss improUshle' aas this
there could be no hesitation IN set
ling down Doctor Loisscau in the
catalogue Of moupierbanks VINO W.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-16
Admins istratol's Notice,

TNHE subscriber hereby gives pub
n lie notice that he is appointed
Administrative ON the estate nf
JOHN CAUSSlNES. in.
late Of Warren. deceased, and has
accepted of the trust. Hc therefore
requests all persons, who are indebt-
ed to the estate Of tho said deceased,
to make payment without delay
and also all persons, who have
claims against the sail estate, to ex-
hi5it them as soon as may be.
JOSEPH SMITH, sd, Admir-.
Sept. i6.- .-
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Commissioners Notice.

WE the subscribers having been
Wv appointed by the Court Of
Probate of the town of Bristol, Conn
n,issioncrs to receive and allow the
claims against the estate Of the late
SYBEL PEARCE,
represented ins0lvent--hercby g1Y6
noticc that six months from this
date, have been allowed to the cred
itors, to exhibit their claims, and
that wc will receive and attend to
said claims at the Town Clerks OF
fec in said Bristol.
WM. PEARCE, cd. ! ..,l
WM. REYNOLDS, Comr's.
1CHABOD DAVIS,
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested. to make immediate
payment to ~ %sf
JARVIS B. PEARCE, .adm'r.
Bristol, June 5,s1s26, Je4
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'FoRElGN..
HATE FROM ENGf.ANT

4 l@ z rnuM rSuiIASir
!. ;sx9 rar,s an anu i."',aon ., pa.
Ders 70 tnolast 81 Jniy, bqt they az
ioru nolning oi any poi'licai impor;;
|tance. = s !,
Ihe European na''ons' one an'
az, apPearea TOO mpc'i engages 70
etiotfsto !: T promote domestic e, comforts
internal : MAJ improvements anu,.she sr,s
~ peace ana cconomy' !" manntac-
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-16

The Baton Rogue Weekly Messen-
ger Of the 9Th uIt. annonnces the death
ofMr. Anthony Pension, by the hands
'ofsn assassin. A difference Of opinion
about a recent election, is said TO have
been the Cause of, the murder
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-16
.j|l'feN.

In this town, Oh the 9th inst. Ellen. Iddush-
ter os Mr.. Andrew Barton Reed, eyed iyear
and 8, months. t"istl N,.s
In this towa, yesterday, Jane, infant daueh'
ter Of Mr.. George Richmond Marble. -
In Bristol, on Wednesday last an infant
child Of the Rev. Isaac stoddar', Of Middle
borcosb, tlsss, -
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-16

A black man has been committed to
Jail in North Carolina for .rohbing the
mail between Oxford and Raleigh. He
was detected in consequence Of having
given the parts Of several large bills to
another negro. He has also confessed
lis geilt.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-16

: Mobile, An extract Of a letter
from Mobile. dated Aug. llth. and
Fpublished in the N, " Com. ADV. Of
Saturday, says the fever RACES there
with great violence and seems to baf'
fle every effort Of medical skiil.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-16

DLANK Inspectors Accounts, Il
ND censes for retailing liquors. ami
School Tickets. just printed and 70
sale at this Office. !.
Aug 26.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-16

ENLOOR BRUSHES. &c.--Fresh
II supply Of first quality Poor Brush.
es. Sadirons and Brass Kettles, just re-
ceived and for sale by slA ',
N, M.6 j. X. WHEATON. \
June "a. sf.t
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-16

\ ~, y ". ?, ~ ,''
Y IN. ~ q q a ne1 :.
I - a jrsr q y; = - ~ e ~ Z sR, AZ
1 AZ. q 4 : y Z I. n's (. 3e y. " n
~: 4. q ,}iS ~ 8. s"Ss i c'tys !.9
~ y. 5so m 4e}1ril'(Cl
M - ss T !, 3 Q ~ ~. y. z s.?k''Ak !.s!'. qneet
.Mo q 'ss'yus ~: 1870 "enveq Z! - Qftll'
= = M'sos csy'eesser ca!cnIA-
80 ! ''.spsosc ~ co,su'''on ~ NJ
.a" a'esosy co"'u n9t 20 maqc' y
.'ps pecn weh sa!u' hat cvery
'noucfa'c cup o. VINE % uunblesscd,
sSs s"o s;'c \; ipSfed'e"s !. - "a dcy!'.----
".e"'ess' wnc'hcf I" ING Desc'-
"5 wee ~ our own conntrys more
'nAH o'"ers' as asserted ~ = morning
papsr, !, OF r,s. not, y one of the most de-
Ssau'"S tnat 's known amons vs, and
!? more prevalent because moro in
s'uso"s' than almost any other. IL
'n consequences Il Is awful; for
shere are but few crimes which can.
MY % traccd 20 y. lhe rain "t
!am''ics, aDsnaouinent Of prlnciplcs.
sssa'''s ana oat'errses. ourgIar'es,
s"pOerics, anu murders result, so"n-
e. 8 or !. ta'er, y 'Arce cases out ci
LOUIS from = the ihvis'sn spirit Of
vine ;N ana IAN antido'e would .be'
wo'sn more tnan 2" He g0d "t Do
rauC 70, a"1 an Shc a'smonas o. inu's'
:. ho MercanHte ADVERTISER gives
sne J '"''cw'nS PArticaIars J" Mr, h
mas = rxrca''y cures nss wn.'c ads''s,
mur eoaourcd aho ntscc" slaves. a.
mons .ne hamocr tnus opcra'ed al'-
drinking had made mad--and sever
al presented tho most shocking ap-
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-16

An, elderly man whpse estate is es.
tinated at $4,000 was cOnviclst, al
the Court Of Common Pleas in Barns
table, last week, Of stealing a blanket
Ptym. Memo.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-16

Spanish F7ee,,--We learn by the
schr. Eclipse, arrived in Hampton
Roads from Hayana, that the Spanisl,
fleet, under the command of Com. La
horde, sailedthe day befores she left,
supposed for the Gulf Of Mexico.
N. Y Gusette.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-16

Late letters from New -Orleaps.state
that the weather was very dry and
warm, but the city cont tinued healthy
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-16

ATpablic dinner was given to Mr.
Clay, by the citizens of Lewisburg
Va. and lis vicinity Nn Wednesday tht
30th ult
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-16

The news from the manufacturing
districts 6fEngland possess amourn!ull
interest 70 s,es .S
The dstressss ofthe Spitatield weav-
crs are equal IN intensity to those ol
their brethren. in the north Of EngIand.
More than 5000 of them depend on
public contributions for .heir support
ind the fountain Of private charity
seemed nearly exhausted.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-16

Charles Savage, Esq. the American
Counsn| At Guatemala, Just arrived
from Carthagcna. ipnssed through Prov
idencc. an Wedneday last, on visit
To his friends in Massachusetts, Ills
health, which was entirely prostrated
by former residence in that coun,ry,
is restored to considerable stability.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-16

J The last Lynn paper publishes a
Register ofthe men In business in,hat
town. by which. it seem the shocma
kers outnups5er all the rest I; beng 6s
Of that occupation, "A packet master
being Once asked where bingham wa,
rep!ied,'s where every man In the
place makes buckets TO sell, excep,
the parson and.the squire, and they
make &heir owp." 49, .,-'sss
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-16
siKMoRAvpA,

~ sfEMoRANpA. 4, ~, I.
AR q Bristol, brig Milo, Hatch. from Hs-
s.na. Sailed, brig Gov. Hopkins, kinooIn,
= Arrived at Providence, on Thursday last,
osg Ciarisss, Watson, from New Orleans.
The ship Hazard, Child, Of Providence.
was vt Liverpool, Aug. 2. -
SAILED irnna Antigua. tho o8th ult. sehr
Rambler; Allen, for New York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25
IComrn,lnirnf.I


DIED~suddeuly, the tGh Of October 1925 the sc,
year Ct heT age MR. dnrs Peete conso M H. Peete OF
Mfcklenbuig county Ii may with truth he sid of the de-
ceased that he died, shr had lived an undevi,;n, e
faithful and nduisen mother, aud the best nf wives She
reisioh about twelve years Of age, and continued
be'e' long haln OF relations aud friends has LEFT behind
an aud d,con'oate husband, together with eight
children 10 lament thcir IrreParabe loss.
on Friday afternoon the Sin inst At ,be res;I.,o.
oi MS rahef ~ Burlington New Jersey MoomfeH BpH-
Vaine, Esq OF PbHadephs The 30ih vcar Of Ia; ace
ALSO disd few hours alter wards, At the same sec Hon
Jo'Rh mirn"e Senator Of New jersey, the Senate Of
heou' 9cah % faiher aud SUI an met
Ien 1i mature particularly affecting Nv the case Of the c
der ff vi Ivaine, Senator Of the Unsd States from Se
y mt hs'h ia, been 20 long delicate, ai the news of his
u'a,n io""Se' ie surprise lie ~ lat winter a.
scscey TO be able 10 attend the Senate His sor b,,vr.
wn"e death possibly FASTENED that Of the Father was man in
we n'oon o. NE and reputation and in the midst
Of his usefulness. part Of the family having
1ptI Tor some years, highly respectable station in thu
vhe'e they acquired many friends have thus bt en-
them IN great respect. fNof h.,
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capable ofehlish,ening our ignorance. We 10 not
wish to witness IN our courts, the spectacle OF
the judge instructed by the bar The events of the
last session OF the Legislature are enough to con-
vince us that The age of Mr. Peasants is of itself
conclusive objection to his appointment. How
long can he hope, particularly in this climate,
which is always unpropitious to strangers, to re-
tain mental and bodily health enough for the
duties of the bench. \ few years only and we
shall have an actual judge, and a nominal court ;
the treasury will pay his salary, and the peo-
pie look in vain, Tor the stipulated equivalent
After all, sirs, il is but too apparent that the
executive have made this appointment through
their favouriism. Most of the councillors
have served with him for three years, and they
ell him, as all men do who know him. Per
haps he is poor, but OF that know no,hing-and
II was thought no sbuse of Executive power to
pension him of with the Eas,ernshore iudseshp
We heard that Mr.. Tazewsll would be sent TO us.
and we were prepared to receive him, not willing
Iy It IS true, because no stranger can be welcome
TO us, but with perfect acquiescence in selec-
ton which would have placed upon our bench
the nrst genius OF The age. No man dreamed of
Mr.. Peasants; and we heard of his appointment
wI'h unqualified amazement. When he was made
6overnor we were told that that was the last stage
OF an exhausted politician. Has his public life so
far renewed his professional knowledge, as TO qua
iity him for the bench when he ought TO be think
ing only OF his grave? IT he should be so nscree,
as to accept this appointment, shall be compel
led, highly and sincerely as we respect him, To
look TO the legislature relieve our reluctant necs
from the unwel.onle yoke
1t Is hoped, sirs, that you will refuse to pub
fish these remarks. Many OF your subscribers
here, desire it, and MIR. peasants will scarcely
accuse you of hostility to him, when you lend he
columns of free press to the complaints of a
free people.
AN ACCOMACK SIJBSCRrBER
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'ssat . VrsN q a!
4so3t9Crtpt.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

LA E-oI ltOM FkANCI.
new YORK, Aug. 81. The ship Extn from
iayTe, Tor New York, has arrived in the Sound
and some OF her letters and papers have reached
the city. We are indebted To a commercial friend
Tor Havre papers 10 The 20h and Paris TO the 18Th
ut Inclusive, III which, however, we find moth
ing OF particular Interest.
The Paris papers say that such instructions have
been despatched to Hayti, as will have tendency
TO settle all difficulties between the two govern
ments.
Letters from Corfu, June 20, state tina, Fpirl.
ana macedonia were in open rebellion. The
country was filled with armed bamditti, who were
constantly proclaiming their Independence
PARIS. July Is.
Inc Austrian OBSERVE has received some news
from the MoIea dated Corfu, June i6 Re,!schid
facha, alter having left Alssolongh a garrison
oil 2OO0 infantry and 500 horse repaired 10 Lee
panto on TIE 23d of May with body of 6OOO
men, whence alter having taken some villa
ses, he advanced upon Athens. Ibrahin
sat out hom Patras on the seventh of MAY
Tor Inpolitza with an army OF 10, goo Egyp,ians
and 1000 Albanans. Colocotroni, whose force
had amounted TO 5000 men, was reduced to 500,
ire others having been disbanded on the approach
OIL me otiomans. He retired upon Carsi eaa leav-
ing The way Tree even TO Tnpoiza. IbIahim
stopped before Argos, whence Nikiia proceeded, for
NapolI de RomaoIa. Soitnan Bey had left Modon
and endeavored TO Tejoin Ibrahm. II appeared thai
" was MS mention 10 seize upon NapO!i de Mall
voisin.
TIE Notizie del Giorno of Rome is far from
conhrninS this disastrous intelligence II has re-
ceived from Corfu, but under dale of the 25th
of June, the assurance that Colocorroni was on
the point OF recoEnoitering the whole OF the Mo-
rea' and that he had already entered INFO an ar
ranSement with lbrahim. no was Ia very cri
Iical situation.
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10000 DOLLARS
$4,000 Tickets
MODE or DR9Lr-TA-c,

ne l'''nrTs will he Pat into wheel az nsu,l,na =,
nr other "l he put the Fries aJove the I,4iom,trn OF
80 wv" "e Growing 10 ptess ia tile usual manu,r Tt.
'<'J PNrs7 81 -Four Dollars wi he awarded to tie odd %
even hhbeI oil the Lottery, (as the mag I've, eDen
o" "t craving OF Tie capital prize If Twenty TinSoJ IL
-is-'al 10 say iie 10000 dollar prize should CONE on
oa ual humber iion every odd nunfer in the ,ctr,ne "a
w red 70 Tour dollar pTIxe it tile 10000 dollar prz
oi cohe out TO an even number, then al the evct, t,p
Dollars. ~ " r"' VI @"''
Odd Numbers end si;a1 s. s. or aEre, Yu,a5< IS ,pi,.
-. i, g. 6 or o.
hi mode Gf drawing only permit. the whole To,te
10 he completed in drawing, but has te great
~ d''"y the small prizes regularly 10 Every sert.e
number an Tie scheme that the holder IL two iistets IN =
"at Of tckris Cone odd aud uuuber will be
TAN :" obtaining at least rrize and the same rs
ahy Ssa'er quantity ticket drawing superior prize IN
s scheme IS not restricted from drawing an inferior one
,H,inany i!cksi, therefore, will necessarily Obtain TWO
, Prize. all payable in CASH which as nois, n, CO
hENS OFFICE, eau he had tie no,nsn tier are drama
Wh0fe 1iciefs So O9 Quarters ! p5
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-25

Extract Of a letter dated Batia June J.
"Ihe ship Thomas Wilson, arrived here IN is
days from Mon,evldeo, brings intelligence OF suo-
ther action having been fought in sight OF the walls
oil tina, city in which the Bfazilians lost 600 men
killed and wounied, and 800 made prisoners.
. There have been three naval actions, but no
one decisive. Commodore Brown has been highly
extoiled by the English and Americans for his
conduct in the conbAts in sight OF Montevideo.
Ihe Chilean Squadron, consisting Of the Asia 81
and two gun briggs, under the command of Admiral
1uise' had leii Csllao and were daily expected a,
Buenos Ayres." Cp6H. Auxor1