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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-01-11

years OF age, and woman Off. On reach
ing the church however, the lady unexpect-
cay refused to go through the nuptial cere-
mony, on the ground that her intended bride
groom was much TOO old for her.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-01-11
@oral ana 3selt4touS.

Human beauty is SO far from being
(what it is said in the Scottish proverb
to be) only skiss-deep, that it derives its
origin, and most essential characters,
from the soul. Most people, there
fore, may in some degree acquire it.,
who are willing TO cultivate their intel
lectual powers: and TO cherish good
affections. And without sound under
standing, and cheerful, benevolent,
and gentle disposition, no hneness- OF
Shape, delicacy of complexion, or reg
ularity Of features, will ever form that
genuine beauty, which at once pleases
discerning eye, and cap,iyaies and Sc
cures an intelligent mind. What ideas
do we affix to the terms, a pretty idiot
or handsome termagant? Surely
they are not agreeable, but very much
the contrary. Beauty" according TO
Plutarch, is the flower and blossom of
virtue" II is outwardly ornamental !;
because it is the effect Of generous ma
ture operating within.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-01-11

head OF his armed force when the from
tier is menaced. or when he is called on
oy his sovereign. The beys and the
sanJahs' or sub-governors, are under
his orders. This accumulation of pow
ers often renders the provinces a prey
30 tyranny. If the numbers of com.
plants aud Instructions demonstrate the
lnsoPPortable oppression under which
a province groans, the government
sends capidji with a secret order for
his execution, or another pasta with an
army The guilty pasha is seized his
bloody head Is exhibited on the gate of
the seragiIo; his wealth goes into the
Golfers OF the State, and thus the people
are reveDged.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-01-11

Various anecdotes, connected with the late
ascent of the balloon, are related. Among the
crowd on Devonshire terrace and the fields
behind it a great many persons saw neither
car nor Eronauts; they thought the latter
balls to get glance of them drinking their
wine, through the illuminated silk When
the machine finally descended, country boy
was sent off to the next inn, in great hurry
to order chaise. The poor boy was perfect
ly astounded. lie ran into the house with
open mouth; ga man Che cxclaimed) is just
come down from Heaven, and wants chaise
10 carry him back again."
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-01-11

4 He MONKEY AND THE DorKEYs. In
one of the Balearic Islands there dwelt
retired General of France, or rather
one who was induced TO leave his native
soil by the revolutionary proceedings in
1880. His fortune was small, his pur-
suits confined, and his acquaintance lin
tied; he was remarkably fond of ami
mails, and had great faculty in tanning
them his great hobby was to induce
animals OF various genera to dwell in
peace together. Among these crea-
lures were two donkeys and monkey;
at first the antipathy Of the donkeys was
| Ill UduSor.' -
under the same roof with them, like
prudent animal, determined TO try and
cnnciliate them. He watched the ma
ture of their provender, and being often
at liberty, never failed 10 bring them
vegetables or fruit. Mutual interest
healed the discoId which no other
means could have accomplished. and
soon the friendship Of Pug and the
dopkeys became as notorious as their
former hatred and dissension. Pug now
thought that the donkeys were the
gamers by his friendship, and reaped
all the sweets of that rare bond. He
therefore resolved to have some return
for the numerous carrots and herbs he
gave them. Several times he placed
provender in their hangers and then
euticed them with morsels and pecu-
liar chatter: as soon as they had learn.
ed it, he used to place the herbs, anS
then hasten TO the animals, leap on the
back of one, and then begin his chatter
the animals Immediately set off TO reacf
the spot where the food was deposited
the delight of Pug was not TO be ex
ceeded; he screamed, chartered, art
urged the one he rode to win the race
The old general, as soon as he discoy
cred the prank, was so charmed, tha
he often induced Pug to repeat it be
fore any guests who we're with him, an
! particularly before the English nava
officers, who frequently called on him
4 when there, for the purpose of convey
: ing TO him all. the intelligence the.
: could of the affairs ofthe continent.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-01-11

No Jdateh.--A short time ago, marriage
was about to be solemnized in a village in
the neighborhood Of Metz, between man 81
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-01-11

Rewurd Of Hypocrisy 1T is said thai
when Constantine, the father of Constan-
tine, came 10 the throne, he issued an
edict that all Christians 10 Office should
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-01-11

Wanted immediately,
1.-TWO good JoURNEYMAN Can
n PENTERs, TO whom generous wages
will be given, and employ for one year. In
qnire of sAML. HARRINGTON, IN.
Worcester, Jan. a, 1926.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-16
WEST INDIA TRADE


A slip from the office Of the New Haven
Herald, under date of nth inst. says:-"We
learn by Captain Beecher, of the brig Gold
Hunter, arrived at this port in Is days from
ST. Kits, that proclamation had been issued
by the Admiral on that station, ordering thar
all American vessels remaining in the ports Of
the British islands on and after the frs, o. De.
cember, unless detained for ballasting, shous
be seized and disposed Of according to the terms
Of the act prohibiting The intercourse between
these islands and the United States-anG also
declaring that all English vessels from otber
islands, with American produce on beard
would be seized and coniscated TYs bay.
likewise been favored with the FOLLOWING ex.
tract Of letter 10 mercantile house in ;bis
city, dated
est CHRIsTopHERs, Nog. 95
ga few days since we saw published n an
Antigua paper that the Collector Of thaG port
had declared that no American vessel would be
allowed TO clear out after the lss December, ex-
cept in ballast only, and the Collector and other
officers OF the customs here, alter examining
the act, have declared that they shall pursue
the same course"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-16

as though the spirit Of beauty was listening to
the spirit Of sound-all their correspondence
with the universe Of the heart shall live, all
their murmurs to the echo shall be responded,
and the musing poet shall read in their deluslVe
associations the names Of BRYAN and the Bos-
TON BARD. H. I. FARMER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-16
James w. Scott,

Southeast Corner of King and Fairfar,Strse'S--
IE1AS just received in addition to his fall supply
III Superine and low priced blue cloths
Devonshire kerseys
Rose and point blankets
Sattinets, red and green baizes
Flsnnels, bombazettes
Merino cashmere and barrage hdkis
Superfne dark prints, new style
Plaid and figured silks
Swiss musins, cloth shawls
Ladies' and gentlemen's plaid clocks, &c &:
ALso-EnsLish Seine TUNE dec 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-16
when happiness her trimming goblet held

s.when happiness her trimming goblet held
To his enchanted lip, and all seemed bliss,
A raging monster burst upon his view
The sparkling draught with deadly venom druggd,
And tore-e'en at the nuptial altar, tore
From his embrace the hymenea gift!
His life of life p. 10.
Did we consult the Fame Of Mr.. Bryan's
Muse alone, we should transcribe, perhaps, the
greater part Of his Poem-but we desire to
aid him in more congenial way; we wish to
go hand in hand with him, and TO unite our
powers for he benefit Of the suffering Bard,
not for the purposes Of analytical investlga-
ton. The following Ode, from the pen OF Cot
fin, has been selected and published in "lHE
APpEAL,"-it must be read with sensations OF
delight by all who possess single chord in uni
son with the bosom which responds 10 the an
thems of celestial poetry; for even the eight
concluding lines would be sufficient TO identity
sterling muse, and afford her passport 10 the
shrine OF Immortality:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-16

We mentioned, last year, about 1nis zine,
that $4,000 free letters had been mailed al the
Post Office in this City within one week. This
year, within the week including Tuesday last.
we learn that $4,000 letters were mailed.
MT I'M
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-16
Bank Of Alexandria O

december Is, 1926.
TIME stockholders in this institution are hereby no.
l. tilted, that election for Ten Directors, to serve
the ensuing year, will be held at the Town Hall, the
third Monday, (l5th) Of january nerf. between the
hours Of 9 in the morning and p. M.
II J. L. McKENNE, Cashier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-16
lost or Mislaid,

IN or about the 4th instant, q SMfLL .GCc2 HPT
~ BOOK AS it can be ofno use to any except the
owner, the finder will confer favor by leaving it at
this Office, and rewarded ifrequired.
dec q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-16
Grand State Aottery, Ne 4.

BY authority of the state of Rhode Island, dnGeF '
superintendent of Managers appointed 81 i&"'
s. e NJ allen, agents for the Managers zoos
To be drawn in Providence, r. /. the Goth Dec o1o
Fifth Number ComJnQtio1a-Sir GratCn BGti"'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-12-16

the plans already laid for disturbing and tns
ther disgracing, if possible, public body hitb.
erto the pride and boast Of the nation.
Noo. IS, 1926. EURIPIDES
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED.
DAILY,
BY SNowDEM & THORNTON,

AND lroR TIE coUSTRf,) ON
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
CORNER OF rArRrAx-srnEEr AND PRINTERS ALLEY.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-07-06
Marsilal's Sale

ID URSUANT to a Decree,al Order Of the
j. Superior Court OF Cbancery, holden at
Winchester. on the - day of December, 1875,
in suit depending IN said Court,
George Harris and wife, Plaintiffs,
laAINsT
Jacob +. Seibert and David Miller, Admins
traitors of Richard Chenoweth, deceased and
the Widow and Heirs Of said deed, Def'ts.
SHALL offer for sale, on Friday, the i4'h
day of July next, on the premises. aTR.4CT'
or LAND lying in the county ofilerkeiey, Va.
devised by the last win and testament OF John
Chenowe'h. deceased, TO his son Richard che
noveth. subject TO an incumbtance efeatedby
said John Cheroweth, deceased, in his lie time,
to raise an annuity for his wife phlis Cheno-
weth 81 one hundred and ten dollars. which in
cumbrance appears by deed recorded in the
County Court of Berkeley.
Terms OF Sale One third in cash, and the
residue in three equal annual payments. Bonds
and security to be given for fhe pr, men's, and
q deed If trust on The premises further 10 Sc :
cure the credit ps,m euts.
NATHANIEL STEVENS, u ~.
Far GeorgesW. Scorers, a.w,c.D.
June l--ctds.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-07-06
Ten Dollars Reward.

DROKE the Jail OF Berkeley county. on
I'D Tuesday night las, Negroes JOHN.
and POLLY. JOHN was committed as runa
way is five feet FIVE inches high, stout made has
large lips and nose--had on when committed, q
tow linen shirt, old nankeen pantaoons, old
Sur hat, with scarf omit and a pair of shoes
lie says that he belongs to John Hicks OF Cui
pepper county. Va. P0LLY was committed
on charge Of setting fire to mill she IS a.
bout twenty FIVE years Of age, stout made; she
took with her variety Of clothing, and male
chill about IS months old. A reward OF FIVE
DOLLARS viii he paid for the apprehension
and delivery Of either OF them, or the above
reward for both,
PETER GARDNER, J,ilor.
Martin i,t,ro- lime LIFT
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-07-06
Administrators Sale.

IN the first day of August Court, to
W be held for Berkeley County, before the
Court House door, shall offer tor sale, at Pub
lie Auctioo, to the highest bidder, the following
REAL ESTATE,
|directed to be sold by the last VIII and Tesla.
ment Of JonS IIoorEH, deceased:
One Lot OF Land
in the town OF MartInsburg, situate on the
West side of Queen street, with a two.story
Brick Building, Log Kitchen, Smoke House,
Stable, and other convenient buildings there
on, known and DIES grated on the plan OF said
town as part Of Lot No 3
Also, one other Lot OF Land
in the town Of harrisburg, situate on the
South side of Ring street, with a two story
log Weather boarded House, known and de
sigbated on the plan of said town as part Of
Lot No. 2I2.
Also. one Vacant Lot OF Land
in the town of Martinsburg, situate on The North
SIDE of Addition street, known and designated
on the plan Of SAID town as Lot Nc. p.
The above described property is valuable,
and worth the attention of persons wishing to
purchase.
Terms Of sale win be, for the Brick House
properly. one-,hird ct the purchase nancy
Cash---he balance in three equal annual pay
nents, trust deed To be given by the purcha
ser upon the property to secure the same. For
The Wealher-boarded House and Lot, and also
the Vacant Lot the purchase money TO be paid
in twelve months after the day of sale. Trust
deeds to be given in like manner TO secure the
same. Possession OF the property above des
cribed, will be given on the first day of April,
| 1897. JOHN McCLEaRY, Jun
Admir-. de bonis non. with the viii an
nexed, Of j ohm Hooper, deed.
| Martinsburg, June ], 1926,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-07-06
NOTICE.

FEyIE subscriber having taken the
81 CANINE and PULLING EST3B-
LfShREh'I', ate the property OF Jonathan
Wickersham. deed. IN Buc&els-Towo- where
it vii! give bin much pleasure to serve the old
customers to the establishment, as well as all
Others who may favour him with their work
AS he is known by great many persons, both
in Berkeley aud Jefferson, he deems It unne
cessary to say more than that the work shall
be well lone, aud on as reasonable terms as at
anysother Factory in either Of the above men,
stoned counties, He will be ready to com.
mence CARDING WOOLby the FIRST of MAY;
and will take all kinds of Grain, Ho5l& Fetti-
ers, in payment for work. if delivered at the
time or soon after the work is done.
slLAs OAK,
Guckel's Town, April 81, 1926
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-07-06
Mr.. SAMUEL lttiHl,
TRHE NO VICE,

YsvHAT on Saturday the 15i of July, 1926,
4 at the house of John M.C'eary, senior, N
Berkeley county, V,rginia, ! s1ali, bys virtue
of commission from the Superior t'ourt OF
Chancery, at Winchester, Virginia, tcke TIC de-
positions of Joseph Foreman, James Foreman,
John McCleary, sen. and Thomas Soper, whlca
4 intend offering as evidence in a Cause depend
ing in said court, wherein | am complainant,
and you and others defendants.
Time T. 1876 HENRY REDI-ST5pR
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-07-06
Berkeley County Coaot,

JUNE EHh, 1870
THE Court doth oreler and ditcct that all
persons having claims on the County. do
return The m to the Clerk Of this Court, IN due
form, at least one week before the sitting ofthe
Court. for the purpose OF laying the levy, m
order that they may be arranged for inspection
and examination bs the Court. Ordered. That
this order be published in the Msstlnsburg Ca
zette for three weeks Teste,
June % d. HUNTER, c. y. c.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-07-06
SCuEINE
$ a4,2oo Tickets. 1885, $50

sEo Ennks 70 PIKE
This i,ofery is atraaged By the combina.
ton Of three numbers upon each ticket There
beng only 90 numbers uSed IN the whole I.ot-
tery. Ca the DAY Of drawing the aiziy nnn-
beers from to 90 Inclusive viii be seTetsliy
placed in wheel, end eight OF them drawn
out al random, By which drawing, there viii be
So prize tickets with three pf TIC drawn nam.
bers OF escb--l456 With two 81 The dawn Sos
on-and iC6j3 tickets each wnh ono 81 the
drawn Nos. Quail tickets (s2,i00) hssiag no
one of The drawn Nos beng blank-. rrimed
bills containing full explanation can be had 81
The office.
Price ef Tickets. Whole S5-Ealf 2 So
Quarter %
CT Allletters by mail. pos, free, o. by pr.
vate hand, enclosing the cash or prize tickets N
former lotteries, as we'll attended TO as II per
sonally present Address
YATES & MCINTYRE,
June % Washington City.
also, FIR safe as dtove,
Tickets and SHARES IN lie MARYLAND State
Lottery. No. 7, Odd aud Even Highest Pre-,
go 900 DOLLARS. To be drawn on he 12th
jay. Whole Tickets, S5--Haf 2 5o--taaar-
ter IS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-07-06
Prime Old Whiskey, &C.

WI f. have on bands a quantity Of HHisKEY,
wv distilled by Messrs. Cnshwa and 0sbnrn.
some wears aro. together with lot OF /'RI.tfE
OLD Apple BR.3AJDY The superiority
Of this whlskeyis 100 well known TO nesd re-
commentator. Persons particular ~ The
article, will do well to cali; ii viii be sold low
BY the barrel or larger qusnti,y.
JAMES n RIDDLE & SMITH
Marsinsburg. Nav
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wATHR pRooF HATS,

OF THE LATEST rAsHloNs---snd also,
GOOD STRONG WOOL HATS.
Persons wanting hats viii give hun call, and
he viii try and please them in price and quail.
ty; he will make bespoke hats on the shortest
notice. JAMES KIM.
Shepherds. Tom, June Is st.
n. 3. an arm E.t'TICE is wanted
one from II to Is years of age would De pre-
ferred j. Is,
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1920 Plies,
22l00 Blanks,

o4ZUU tickets. % i.b, CoU
Not tzro Blanks 10 Tr..e.
Whole Tickets IS; Hat 50; Quarter IS;
Eighth 62!.
In this scheme, with eight drawn Ballots.
there will be SO Pr zes. with three numbers on
them, l,4j5 with two numbers on them, and
10 b06 with one Aumber on them. Tickets hav-
ing none of the drawn numbsrs on Them being
blanks
Tickets tud Shares in the above Lotteries.
also in all other popular Lotteries, to be had Ia
asarlet, OF numbers at the oiice OF
S. & NJ. slLEN & Co.
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue Washington City.
Who are daily dispensing Fortunes iavo's.
and VIII, as usual, give pronpt attention TO All
orders for tickets bv mail June "a
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HAT nAGTO.,ll!asWa
- - -

THE subscriber respectfully informs the CT
L tzens Of Shepherds Town, and the
coun try around. tha' he has commenced the
H.47'TTNT3 BUSkNESS, in the shop former.
" occupied by Michael Hill, Tailor, and op-
posite TO Baker Tapscott & COS. store, where
he has on hand, and intends keeping, a gene
rai of
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-07-06
THE NEXT LOTTERY.

nDD AND EVEN SYSTEM, by which the
~ holder Of two Tickets or NO shares IS
certain of obtaining at least ONE PRIZE, and
may draw THREE
Grand State Lottery Of Maryland,
No z, under The s8perintendenct OF the Com
s,iss,oners At pointed by the Governor ard Cuua
ell. The drawing win be completed in ONE
DAY, aud will take place in The City of Balu.
more, on HED.N'ESD.sT. 12th Jaig.
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CO H i n S
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE oFFIC

LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE,
No. Id, Narkei street. Baltimore;
Where two shares of the 25,090 dollar prize
and two Quarters Of The 10000 dollar prize
and also the 5 900 dollar prize; all drawn in
the Grand State Lottery on the 10th May last,
have already been presented and pad, and
where the great and magnificent Capital
d..
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-07-06
100000 DOLLARS

in the Grand State lottery few weeks ago.
was sold in Shares, (Hsi5 and two Quarters
ALL TO DISTANT ADVENT URERs, and
1eiere more Cabitui Priree hare been obtained
than OF tny other o6fce IN imerfcd,
Orders from any part of the Unlted States,
either by mail tpost naid) OF private convey
ance, enclosing the Cash or Prize Tickets in
any of the Lotteries. will meet the same prompt.
ard prnctual attention as if ON personal appli-
cation
- Be Particular in directing 10
}. /. COHEN, in, & BROTHERS,
BALTIMORE
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MANAGERS OFFICE.

NETWORK STATE LITERATURE LOT
IN Terry, tclsss No q. for 1926 10 he
drawn on the 18th Of July next, and finished in
a few minules-60 Numbers 5 Ballots.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-07-06
CAUTION.

A Ill persons are hereby cautioued against
IN trespassing on my Farm, and particularly
on the Lot now in the occupancy OF Micaael
Weddle, either for the purpose OF hshlng or
hunting. Having sustained considerable INJURY
bv the destruction of nv fencing, &C. have
determined 70 prosecute 10 the utmost rigor
Of the law all offenders in future.
June %, 1896. GEORGE TABi-Eh.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-07-06

COHEN'S "GszErrg AND LoTrERv REsrs-
TER" which is published immediately atieg the
drawing, viii contain the complete List OF the
i'vizes 1t will be forwarded gratis, to all who
purchase their Tickets at COHEH'S OFFICE,
and signify their uish to receive ii.
Baltimore, June I, 1926.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-07-06

A HOUSE Of ENTERTAINMENT is again
IN opened for the reception Of ladies and
Gentlemen by the subscriber, in that large and
pleasant establishment st the sign of "EEter,
tainmsnt by J, VI. Wheat on the street lead
ing 10 Hancock. where company will be thank
fully received. and they comfortably accommo-
dated on good terms, as he IS better provided
than here ofore by having partner And e.
very possitie endeavour will be rendered TO
make their,yisling these great and good waters
agreeable and pleasant, by the Public's Hum.
bic Servant, JAMES NJ. Wheat
Bath Berkeley Springs, June %.
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HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000
SCEENTI7.
eI.051 Prizes

Not one Blank 10 Prize. All Payaole III
CASH. and which as rsudi At Coten's once,
can be had the moment key nFe dra59's
Tickets IS 90 Qiar,efs 81 70
Halves 2 so Eghths ) o2s
To b.. had in the greatest variety Of Numbers
Todd and Even at
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GRAND
State Lottery OF Maryland,

In which the holder Of two tickets or shares
must est al least ONE P'9=e, and mag get
TIIREEi-To be drawn b, the Cofnmlssa toner's.
Alb IN ONE DAY. On TIE i9fh Jalg uegt.
Ll1Linnt Schnane
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1876 Is o36 r p,anEs 10000 Tickets, $4,000
.BIote Prizes tsdn BianIqt
Whole i'eke's S.; half 50, Quarter 81;
Eighth 62ll.
1his Lottery is drawn on The very popular
system OF Odd and Even numbers, which gives
every alternate number Prize.