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Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-23

Mr.. FAIRFIELD's DEBUT.-Tke Boston Trav-
elier Of yesterday pronounces the attempt of this
gentleman TO be total failure. The Editor re-
marks
awe shall not attempt to make up a catalogue
OF the faults oil MIR. Fairfield. lis figure and face
were well enough, perhaps-but his readings were
decidedly bad--his conception Of the character wa,
incorrect, being very far from the shrewd, cunning
seducer-hs voice cultural and husky--his enun-
citation drawing, aud sometimes niistnct--and his
whole action dull and spritless."
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-23
ar WHI1MAN'S BI

TUST RECEIVED, and opened this day, a
q choice lot of Broadcloths, principally purchas-
ed Ut the late auctions and which will be sold at
prices that cannot fail to please all who " i'll take
the trouble to call Among them are-one piece
steel mixed, color very much called for at this
season; three pieces Of olive. very cheap, suitable
for gentlemen's top coats, fashionable color. .4iso
black, blue, drab, harsback, very nice mixed Cas-
simeres, Oxford Steel, Sc.
.4iso on hand, Valencia. Velvet, Toilinet, Silk,
and other VestIngs Hanjkerchiels, Gloves, Com.
lorters, &C. &c. Cotton Batting, very nice and
cheap, together with almost every article, called
lor in an establishment of the kind.
Notwithstanding the sudden crit Of valuable
lot OF ofClothing, the subscriber has now on hand
very general assortment, which will be sold at re-
duccd prices. JAMES CARPENTER.
Dee %.
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N.XOrk gry Goods Store.
No. 70, WESTAuNSTER.sTR

NO. ~, " EOI MINIS LN-c TKEET.
T. CARPENDER offers for sale, n handsome
- and genera assortment Of Goods, consisting o!
lancy aud staple articles of all kinds. .4iSo, for
Christmas Presents, he offers splendid assortmen.
of Fancy AMI Melino Ilandkerches and Shawls
Aiso, u new article, Plaid six Hanlkerchels fron,
Canton-rlch and superb patterns, which have me-
yer been offered IN this town. until this day. The
ladies OF Providence are, know. judges OF Good.
and they are particularly Invited 10 call and see
the above. .4lso, few splendid Ostrich Feathers.
The above Goods will lie sold at less than New
York price ia Fancy Stores.
Dec %.
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FANCY GOODS IND CIRCULATING LII.
RRlRY

FENiE subscriber has taken store No. 43, Cheap
Il side, formerly occupied 10y Mr.. T. !ward Cong
don whore he intends keeping constantly Tor sale,
a general assortment of f.4NCY GOODS, which
will bo offered very favorable terms.
lie has also opened, N the above store. CIR
CULA1ING LIBRARY, consisting Of about one
thousand volumes, in which may he found all the
.ew and popular works, to which additions will be
constantly made. Terms same Messrs. Robin
sons and Dana's. Jdst received for circulation,
Yorktown, Romance, III two volumes.
Dec. 3. l.. w. NANCY.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-23
STEAM ENGINE NOTICE.

A OGn adjourned meeting Of the stockholders of
IA The Providence Steam Engine Company, hold
eo al tie Manufacturers Hotel, on the 22d Instant
Charles Dyer, Esq. Chairma', DR.. john A. Wads-
worth wa: appointed their agent.
LENS w. CLIFFORD, Stc'ry.
Those who may be desirous OF obtaining - am
En- Ines made the plan adopted by the Provi-
dence Steam Engine Company, will apply TO the
subscriber, at Portsmouth. II. l.
All letters by mail must be postage paid.
JOHN A. WADSWOKTH,
Dec. g. Agent p. S. Z. Co.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-23

THOMAS DOYLE,
Blank Book .Nanyacttrfr and Book Binder,
No. ~, Market Square,
N6TILL make to order, Account Books ot every
w description, in superior style of work
n,anship, on paper Of the hrsHquaity.
Icgers, Sales, Time, .
Journals Bill Buoll., Weaving,
Letter, Waste, Cash. and
Invoice Record, Day Books.
Merchan Bank aud Town Record Books. ruled
TO any pattern. aud warranted to sive satisfaction.
Booksellers suppited on rery liberal terms.
on Books rcbouni, after the latest fashions; and
Gliding On leather paper, done IN the hest
ner. Dec. 10
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MarriageS.

In this town. "n the ~ n,.l, by the Rev Nr.
Cheenv, Mr.. George V. Bowen, of Oneyvilie. to
Mis- Eliza Luther. of " arrrn.
Ia Z imhcrland, on Tuesday eveninS last. Mr..
samuel Is. .J"'el'n, oiths iowa, to Polly Clark. OF
the former place.
In Boston, Nr. Henry Learned. to Miss Ciar-sa
Gardner Rowker, dau, ,her oi Mr.. Howard Bow
ker. of Scituatc, Mas.
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WApswoRTu's STEAM ENGINF.--We haG pre-
pared an article on the subject Of Doctor Wads-
worth's Steam Engine, but were compelled 10 de-
Ter lis insertion iii next. The invention Of D,.
Wadsworth, has been attended and approved Of by
scientific gentlemen, upon whose decisions we form
our opinions.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-23

THEATRIcAL.-Mr. Pelby has leased the Washing
Ton Garden Theatre, Boston, and will open on the st OF
September next. The building is to undergo thorough
repair, and be greatly improved Mr.. p has family
who will of themselves, constitute quite respectable
company. Mr.. Macready playing at the Park Thea
ire: Mr.. Hamblin, at the Bowery Mr.. Booth at the
Chatham.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-23

Pieces Of money, having holes lunchel through
them, are refused Ivy one. and perhaps hy other
banks in the city OF New York. Were every per-
son to refuse receiving clipped coin for more tl.an
ITS weight, this light money would not increase
among US as it has for some time past.
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ERTJT HILL.

COyARD SWEET respectfully informs the
IL public. that he has removed i,om his former
sianJ T., his place short distance to the eastward
ON tne summit OF Fruit Hill, where he has opened
house Of relreshment, and would be happy 10 &c.
comnoda,e such as may be disposed 10 call and
partake OF such things as his present house affords.
Dec, 9.
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CIRCUS.

HNIlE public are rs,ec,uly informed. that Mr..
4 HUNTER. the Equestrian. Will give an eu-
terta nment at the Circus, Schafer's " Westminster
Gardpn,
THIS EVENING, DECEMBER %.
Performance to commence by IN MITJ, who
II go through hls extraordinary feats of acivi y.
in tossing four brass Balls, per endicuarly and ho
rzont lily, &c. in imitation OF gollc ran after the
manner OF the celebrated Greek, Rhigas.
TIGHT ROPE, by Mr.. Hunter.
For the third time in Providence, Mr.. Hunter
will Introduce his performance on Stills.
GRAND TR.4.NPOLINE. by Mr.. Hunter,
who will leap throus Hoops over Carriers anu flu
ish by somerset over forty mems heads.
HORSE.v.ANSHIP, ty Mr.. Hunter, without
saddle or bride, in which he will introduce his
celebrated imitation of the drunken Ilusssr.
The evenings entertainment TO conclude with
the EGYPTIAN LADDER by Mr.. Iluntcr
Doors open al 6, and performance TO commence
at half past seven, precisely. Box 30 cents Pl, 25
Dec. %,
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-23

A packet master being asked where bingham
was, replied Where every man N the place
makes buckets to sell, except the ParsOn and the
Squire, and they make their owa."
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-23

BoLivAR.-Oficial accounts have been received Of
the arrival of Bolivar in Colombia. The Secretary Of
State has issued notice that he will be at Bagota on
the 18th November. On the Generals arrival at Quay
aquil, he issued the following Proclamation;
"Colo nbians The sound Of your discord penetra.
ted my ears in the capital Of Peru. i have returned
bearing the olive branch Accept it the ark Of your
safety. What IL Columbia already without enemies
Are there no Spanards the world And even If the
whole world allied US, ought not to remain sub
ssive slaves the law and united by the force OF Ma
tional Love
again offer you my servicesthe services OF a bro
ther. have not desired to know who is cu'pable
have forgotten that you are my kindred and my CON-
panions in arms embrace all and extend both arms
to press you my bosom there shall ye all enter--
Gransdnos-and yenezuelana---ust and unJust-all OF
the Lberating Army-all Citizens oil THIS great ke-
public
"Wthn your borders, there is but one to blame-l
am the man IL have long delayed my return. Two
friendly Republics, children Of victories detained
me, overpowered by their immense gratitude and mmor-
tai recompensel present mysclftbc victim Of YOUR sac
rifcelct your blows ia me--hey will be most ac-
ceptlbe to me provided they satisfy your animosy.
Coomblans ] am among you, let the scandal for
your ourages and the crime Of your disunon at
once There is no longer Venezuelan mo longer a
Cundmarcan: Let US all be Colombians
BOLIVAR.
Guayaquil, 18th Sept 1926.
Letters have been received in Baltimore stating that
tranquility had been restored in almost all the dsaected
provinces when the intelligence Of Bolivars arrival was
received.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-23

UI"The regular weekly meeting of T.R.L9
o. T.. n. o. f. will be held this evening. ~ o.
clock at their saloon. Q Ie.t.oD for discussion
"U'O"M Me establishment Of State Prison IN
Rhode Island BE- prE,rojh 10 lie present syshm of
shmfHt.
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A new publication, called TIE Qraker," hn.
appeared in Philadel pla. ronpr'iu, thc Sermon
OF Elias Hicks, aud other eminent PREACHER, taken
in short hand.
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distributing sum ofmoney among all persons who
served in the Revolutionary War.
On motion Of MIR. Bartlett. Of New Hampshire.
tary of War.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-23

A LL kinds OF Current Money taken al the low
IN est rate of discount. Current Money con-
.,an,ly on hand and for sale at discount, for par
money.
Drafts on Sew-York. &c. for saie, in sums 70 ae.
commmlatc. Bank bills examined gratis. Just
call al CLARK'S Lottery and Exchange Office.
No. 4, Unoo Buildings. Nov. 25
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-23
WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS.

WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS.
Something curious--No such thing as blanks in the
book.
YER.NONT CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
.Noihng 6ut Prises, Prizes, Pri:es.
NINlVE Dollars must buy Prize, and may buy
Il 500 600 The above popular Lottery VIII
he drawn on Christmas Day, aud all the following
Truly Comlortahles will be hanrsomely Gislribu-
ted in the shape of Christmas Presents Twenty
Thousand Dollars highest prize.
SCHEME.---I prize Of 10000 dollars. Of 1000, Of
800, of 200 | of 100. / Of ;000, ! o10O, OF GOO,
OF 500 OF 400, OF SO, of 200. IL Of 100, 1876 oil
10, $50 OF 6, 5000 of 5, $500 of2.
Tickets IN the above comfortable Scheme, may
lie obtained at s. for wholes, and shares IN proper
ton, On application at
CLARK'S
r. !. State Lottery and Exchange Office, No. A,
Union Buildings.
Der o.
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- c. SMITH has just received, for sale, few
~ pairs Ladies' Ind "a Rubber Ovsrshoes, a suit
able article for the present season. Dec. Q.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-23
WOODEN ware AND SEED STORE,

No. 80, Westminster Street.
"ENRY G.. CARPENTER respectfully in-
IL forms his friends and the public generally.
that he has purchased the stock in trade of Job
Carpenter, and has taken the Store No. IS. West.
Minister Street, where i'll be found great variety
Of w OGDEN Ware, Garden and Flower Seeds, at
wholesale and retail Also, u large assortment OF
Shakers Herbs. &c. SIC. Dec %
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-23

Boston and New York Union Line, ria Prudence
and .Ntw London
VENhE elegant and comfortable steam boat LoE6
Il BRANcH will continue To ply between New
London New York during the ointer-lea wing
New London every S@nd',y and 1Aurstay Ereniqgs
on the arrival o the sta les ron Boston aui Provl-
deocc. Books kept at Iho-usual places.
2. 5. The Fanny has been Withdrawn for the
season. ior he rurposo Of re''n'rs. Dec. Is.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-23

tDDi'S PateHD LyPROVED BELLOWS.
VEN!iE subscriber still continues TO manufa ture
Il his improved Bellows for furges and furna-
ces. winch, for durability and effect. has been
ply proved to be far superior To those in common
use. lie will supply those who may he in want of
Bellows, at short notice. and will dispose Of rights
for manufacturing the same. in the Southern aud
Western States, at fair price.
JOSIAH !. EDDY.
N. B.-J l. EDDY, having had many. calls 10
tune Piano Fortes &c. which his other engage
mcnts have prevented. would inform his friends,
that he will dedicate Satu day, Of each week, to
that purpose, If previously notlfed-ald ID will givo
thorough repairs to Piano Fortes Barrel Organs,
sc. &c. in a reasonable time, al his shop Eddy's
Point Dec. 10.
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NEJT UORK.

NEW UORh.
WILL be published in the course Of ten days.
w aud for sale at the several bookstores ofthe
lown-"A A Succuct Account; OF the Case, Sarah
Walker VS.. John Martin, in which system of.pun-
ging and irand will be exposed 10 which will he
added, an essay on the wretched condition oft
Rhode Island Judiciary. by JonS MARTIN, Bro
kr." Dcc. 10.
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Dec. o..

FtLAhk'S LIS / OF the drawn numbers in the
~ Grand State Lottery, 9th class.
4S 48 I3 "a 38 4t
Holders of Tickets are respectfully invited TO call
and renew their chances 10 the North aud South
Caroliuu Lottery, 10 be drawn
on MONDAY NEXT.
On Monday we hallearn the report ofthe draw
az ~ ia splendid Lottery, drawn ON the Goth in
sta... u North Carolina.
!Scheme.---l prize of SIC, 600, of 5000,
l OF 5000, | Of 1000, of $500, of
Of 10 10, 6 of 1000, , Of 500, l56 Of 80,
73O Of 10, 1900 Of 5.
few tickets ma be had. if applied for imme-
diatey Wholes S. and shares in proportion at
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08

A r . Court 0f Probate holden
IA within aud for the town Of War
rem, Oh the Sd day Of April. A. ID.
1826.--The Commissioners appointed
to receive and examine the claims ~
gainst the Estate Of
ANTHONY DAVIS,
deceased, having made report--N as
ordered tsreon, That the considera.
ton thereof be referred to Monday,
the lst day Of May next,at 9 o'clock
p. NJ. and that previous notice be giv
en- [bypublishiny this order three sew.
eral times in the Northern Starr to ali
persons Interested to appear ut thai
time and be heard.
A true copy witness.
SAMUEL RANDALL,
April 8, Clerk.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08

Court Of Probate, Warren, April 5, 1928.
VNTHEREAS application has been
" made te said Court, for the ap.
pulntment of an Administrator. On
the estate of
JEREMIAH GORF,
late Of Warren, in the county Of Rns.
tol, yeoman deceased: Ordered. that
the consideration thereof be referred
to the first Monday in May next, at
Q o'clock in the q fternoon. and all
persons interested, be notified by
publishing this decree 8 weeks success
sively in the Northern Star. to attend a
Court of Probate then to be holden at
CoLES Hot Il, in said Warren. when
and where all persons interested may
be present. to shew cause, II any
they have, why Administration should
not be granted.
Witness,
s. RANDALL. Clerk,
April 8.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08
Executors Sale.

UAURSUANr to decree Of the Su.
preme Judicial Court, and under
the advice and direction Ufyhe COare
Of Probate of the town III Warren,
will be sold at PUBLICK AUCTION
to the highest bidder, on she premise
cs. on SATURDAY, NEXT. tho
18th Of April. a, 9 s'clock. Am. al
the right, title, and interest, OF which
OLIVER RoyNDs,l late Of said War
rem, deceased, died siezed. in and to
four lots Of land, containing abtn'e
six acres. situate ON Taisit Neck ;
and in aud to one lot Of salt marsh,
containing three and . half acres,
situate on Belcher's Coco.
ALSO,
AT the late dwelling House OF the
said Oliver Rounds. on The same day
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. . lot oS good
English hay, q quantity of salt pork.
(one feather bed and bedding. and
sundry other articles of household
furniture, belonging to the Estate o'
| the said Oliver Ronnds, deceased.
Conditions will be made known q
1.-THE time and place ofsaIe.
|. SPENCER ROUNDS, E1ee'r
! Warren. April ., 1896.
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Attorney at Law.

1nllE subseriber having taken an Office at
u the corner Of Hope aud State Street, in
Bristol, offers his services to the pub
lie, as an ATTORNEY AT. Law, =
'Ihosc WHO may confde their busi-
ecs, ,o him may depend on diligence
and fidelity. .on
]. r. RICHMOND,
Bristol, April 8, 1896,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08

xXrILL be sold at PUBLIC AUG.
" T1O!N. on SATURDAY. the
ead day of April next. at one "-
clock, P. nj. on the premises. by Or
der ofthe Supreme Judicial Court.
al the right. title, and h.tcgest III
which ] oaN VIxNIOUM. late OF War:
rem, deceased, died, seized, in and
to the followisS described Real Es-
tates, Wis:
A lot of land containing about .
acres situate ab'iut Vne and ha'f
miles nortilerly from the compact
part " the tOwn Of Warren.and near
ihe dwelling house Of Elisha r. Phin'
ney.
aLSO,
The said deceased interest In lot
Of land containing about three and Q
half acres with q dwelling house
thereon, aud no~ in possession. OF
HezekiaA Kinnicutt.
LIKEWISE.
The House lately occupied BY the
said John Vinnicam, with about four
acres Of laad. adjoining the same, or
so much thereof, as will be necessa-
ry to pay the just debts If said de-
ceased. with Incidental charges.
The conditions Of sale. with other
particulars, will be made known vt
the time and place 81 sale.
HEz. BoswoRTH, sJu
BnTnoKY VINNIeuM,
Wsrren, March 25.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08

ON SATURDAY NEXT.
Administrators sale

Administrators sale.
ToURSUANY 90 q decree Of The
Supreme judicial Court, aud un-
der the advice and direction of the
coast sf Probate n the town II
Warren. will be sold at PUBlACK
AUCTION. to tho highest bidder.
~ the promises, on SATURDAY,
.NEXT, l5th ii April. at TE.
.'clock, A. M. all the right, tit'e.and
interest, III which AMOS Halle, 'ste
of said Warren, deceased, died seis !.
ed, in aud 10 ono Hause and Lot ~ ;
uatcd in said War; -, % the east
| ,idc Of Watcr-strcct, nearly opp"-
site the dwelling house Of Capt. sam.
ael Martin.
Conditions will be madc .knowp ae
mo time and place oi sale.
SETH PECK, Adm'r.
April ..
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MatMe 4attutnsmrs.
'roarOF WARREN,

AnRsvED SINCE ovRIn
ra0.L Nj ..Sr.
..owsou, from Pro1dsnoe'
-, nah & Nancy. furaerirsm new
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71DteJ.

In thi, tows, on Tuesday last, Mrs. Pheo'
Child. wife Of Mr., Morris Child, aud dAuSh
s.r Of MI. Fenusr Angel, Of Providence, II
sh. ssth rear Of her age. universally lament
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'@arrtfd,

In Taunton, apth ult. by Asa DsnfOrth' Esq
EIs. John Marble. Jun. Of Somerset to MIS-
4uth Barton, daughter Of Elder William Bar
ton, of the former place.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08

ONLY THREE DOLLARS 7!
For q chance At the following hand
some, aud pery comfortable Prizes,
IN THE
Nho0s>fslam0 State
E0YYNNYs
To be drawn ~ Pro, idence. in April
HIGHEST PHlZE.
rTWO THOUSAND DOLLARS.n
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08

A Ia Court Of Probate, holden with
N in and for the town Of Warren,
Oh the Sd Of April. A. d. 1896. Ra.
chei Cranston, Administrators On the
estate Of =
RACHEL CRANSTON,
has presented her Rrst account Of ad.
ministration on the Estate Of said de-
ceased, for allowancs-WAsrespon or.
dered, That the consideration Of saId
account be referred to Monday, the ls'
day Of May next. at Z e'clock. r. N
and that previous notice be given lby
publishing this order three sevsra
times in the Northern STAR TO all per
sons interested, ~ appear 1t ina
time and be heard. a true copy /,
Witness. >, RANDALL C'srA
:, April 8.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08

This is a Lott'~y formed by the ter
nary pernutation Of Sc numbers. To
determine the prizes therein, the SO
numbers from / to 36 inclusive, will
be placed in wheel on the day Of the
drawing, and five Of them drawn
out; aRd that ticket having Oh
It for its permutatiou Nos. the 1st Cd
aad Sd, drawn from the wheel in the
order in which drawn. will be entitled
to the prize Of $4,000
and those FIVE other tickets which
shall have on them the same numbNrs
in the following srder, shall be enti-
! tied to the priZes affixed to them re.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08

Those i2 other tickets which shall
have three Of the drawn numbers on
them. and those three the Cd Sd and
An or tho Cd eth and 5th, in either
psrmutation. will each b. entitled to =
prize Of $500
All others, being IS. having 5 Of the
drawn numbers on them will each bs
entitled toa prize Of 500
Those 1856 tickets having two of the
drawn numbers Oh, and those two the
4th and 6th. in any order, will each be
entitled to the prize II $40
All others. being 1874. with two Of.
the drawa numbers on them, will each
be entitled to prize Of IS
And all those l3.S50 tickets having
but one Of the drawn numbers on them
will each be entitled to prize Of SO
No ticket which shall have drawn >
prize Of a superiosr denomination. can
be entitled to AN inferiour prize.
Prizes payable forty days after the
drawing, and subject TO the usual de-
ductioa Of fifteen per cent.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08

1870 Prizes } 4a,s4o Tickets at2 oos .oo
q6 a7O Blanks &225i
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08

Those 6 other tickets which shall
have 8 Of the drawn numbers on them.
and those three the 81 4th and 5th, in
some one Of their permutations. will
each he entitled to y prize Of $1,000