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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-06
WOOL STAPLING, AND
GRADING.

EOSEPH HOWELLS, respectfully In
O y forms Wool Growers and others engaged M
tie wool business, that helms commenced the
WOOL srAPIING AID GRADING BUSINESS, at hrs
house IN South Wheeling, mex door 10 the resi-
dense of Josiah Chapline, Est Arrangements
have been made with d. q. Bayess, Commission
Merchant. who will receive the wool 20 his ware
house, in Wheeling; and after il iseorod pack and
forward OF make any other disposition Oft which
tie owner may thlnk proper. Gadmg 0Hig can
be DONE wherever It may suit The owner OF the
wool. Terms moderate and accommodating
J. H. trusts that bis long experience % tho
above business will enable him TO ave entire st.
istactiou 70 al those who may employ him.
Wheeling. April 22l. lr2c. l7-6t
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-08-06

WNDS0R CHAIEs, win great vareiy Of SIT
TEES, CRADLES, Common Windsor aud Arm
CHAIRS.
They would also inform the Public, that they
have considerably extended their business. and
have taken that large and commodious building,
lately occupied by Messrs Bayard and Frasier,
wher. they also intend keeping a general asor
menr Of the above work.
n. B All orders, thankfully received and
promptly attended to.
january 2nd. 1875. Its.
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Ga seccder. TiIdeu. Alexandria.

Cid Scccder. TiIden, Alexandria.
9Th, arr brig Richmond. Rice, from Providence.
7th, arr ca!lao, Williams, from Santa Martha !,
Billow, Kelley, Rochelle; Fornax, Crowell, from
Baltimore.
Cid Climax, Loring, Philadelphia.
NETWORK, Jan 3d.-Arr Portia, Rowland, fr
Rio Janeiro Saiuda. Jennings. Jennings, from
Charleston Empress, Sinclair, do Export, Blan-
chard. from Havana Edgar, Johnson, from ST Au-
gustiue Star. Hall. from Charleston Adeliasfrom
Newbern ; Amity, Luther, fr DO Cheraw, Nichols
from Savannah Essex, from Bristol.
4th, arr ships Agnes, Johnson, from St Thomas
Georges, Robinson, from New Orleans John Eliz-
abeth, Barstow, from do; Emperor, Bennett. savan'
nah, 6 ds
Briggs T~ampieo, r athbone, from Carthagena;'Jae
Baptiste, Caste, from Port an Prince Altoona,
Sproer, st Domingo Orbit, Woodbury., Isle OF
May Sai ali, Simpson, from II Domingo Panthea'
Francis, Havana William. Warner, from Maracai'
bo Joseph, Erickson, from Ponce via Ayuadiila
0thello, Durham, Savannah ; Triton, Sm,,h, from
Boston [; New York, Willard, from Providence, g
days.
CID Rising SIM, Pore, Mobile (; Florence, Jones,
South America ; Mary Ann, Pierce, for Key West;
john Ruegles, New Orleans.
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SAMUEL NJ GER,

No So, WesrMINsrER Row,
HWAS Just received from New York and
E-a Boston Tea Pots, Walters, Candle
sticks, Knives and Forks Pen and Pocket
Kavcs, Razprs Scissors fancy Bellows Hearth
Brushes Clothes do &c. together with many
other articles, TOO numerous 10 par:icularize IN
an advertisement. All Of The above articles
y,ll he sold for "A small advance, for cash or
approved credit.
N. d tie continues to manufacture Jewolry
of Inherent kinds, also silver spoons and tumble
WARMED ofthe iirs; quail ~. All kinds of work
IN ms line repaired at short notice. Custom
crs are particularly requested not to forget the
Runber. Doc ~
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r OF
ARRIVED,

SATURDAY, Jan. 8.
Brig Freighter, Soule, from Savannah, with COT
ton, to w r Greene, II Anthony, and others.
Brig William, Smith. from New Orleans, with
cotton.
Schooner Cora, Collins, from Baltimore, with
oats and -four, to Slater, Wardwell & Co. Y 10th
rop, g Church, and others.
Schooner Union, Allen, Z days from Charleston,
with cotton. Spoke, within the Bar, ship Ann,
Parry, Z DIS from Portsmouth, bound in. Off HATTIE
ras, lat IS, Ion rs 25, spoke a a schooner, Of and
for Elizabeth City, 40 days out from Guadaloup' >,
short Of provisions, blowing fresh, could not learn
her name. Left schrs Rambler, for this port, 6
days James, for New Orleans.
Schooner Charlotte, Carver, from Norfolk, with
corn.
Schooner Friends. Delight, Chacs, from Norfolk,
with corn, to Seth AdtWs, Jr.
Sloop Sarah, Ingraham, from Warren.
Sloop Eme.ine, Miller, from Bristol.
Sloop George g. Mary, Walden, from Newport
TUESDAY y, Jan. =.
Sloop Sea Flower, P~resbnry, from Taunton.
.Sioop Lucy Emeline. SPHINX, from Wickioid.
BELOW.
Brig Charles Joseph, Bishop, I'm New Orleans.
Brig Eagle, Mauran, I'm Savannah
Brig Ann Celia, Perry, Wilmington.
.Sloot Empress. Thayer, New York,
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MOLASSES, BRANDY, GIN, &c.
EN j.. MALLETr Offers for sale on favor
kZs able term,
80 Hhds prime retailing Matanzas Molasses
8 do New-Orleans do
s pipes Seignctte Brandy
8 do Holland Gu 'Scheidam and Swans
brands
20 bbls American Gin, Phelps
50 quarter casks Sweet Malaga Wine
20 do do Sicily Madeira do
500 boxes Sperm Candles, New-London,
Newport, and Nantucket brands
6Jo Mould do Providence and Boston manu-
facture
200 do No l and 2 Yellow Soap
800 bbls prime Pork-prime and cargo Beef
60 kegs Lard
5000 gallons winter and fall pressed Sperm
Oil
3 casks Rocoa
200 bolts Russia Duck -Brusgen's Zotoff, Ro-
noplof, BLii5ins' Gonarshof, Chepotskins'
half, heavy and light Ravens
200 NJ. Spanish Cigars for sale, a bargain
30 chests Young Hyson and Souchong Teas
ALSO
10 Zeroons Guatarnala Indigo
s cases Bengal Ind 60
lI3 bales Ncw-Orleans Cotton. Jan y
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NIcso 0ad Fashionable

FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
II .ARCHAR s. H.iTCH, No. 8, Market
e. Square, have just received, a full and
fashionable supply of Fall and Winter Goods,
purchased in New York, which they now oler
for sale - among which are
Super blue, black, brown. olive. steel mixed,
green and ciarct BROADCLOTHS, of every
shade. Blrc, black, drab, white, bLff, mixed
and broUn CASSIMERES.
Drab Fearnaughts aud DuiIils; green Book
ings and Serges; Flannels; lambs wool and
worsled Shirts and Drawers; beaver, dog, and
buckskin Gloves, toiIenet, corded. silk, striped
Valencia Ycs,ings "a very superior a~rticle;)
plain black, and striped silk, aud silk Vest
ings; Hosiery of every description; Cravat
Pads "a new article;) superior flag and ban
danna lIandkerohicfs; brown Linens; Duck,
Tilloting, and Paddings; patent Springs fog
Vests. If October Z.
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NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors Of
~ Edward Quarles Il Co. Of Providence, in
the county of Providence, that tho said f.
Quarlos + Co. have assigned their estate and
effects TO the subscriber, for tho benefit Of said
creditors. All Of said creditors arc requested
to exhibit and prove their respective claims to
the SUBSCRIBER, as soon as convenient or at The
utmost within six months from tho 18th day OF
Deceiaber INST. that they may derive the fell
bs.eiit from said assignment Those indebted
10 said firm, by pote or otherwise, ara request
| oil 10 call and make a settlement with the
subscriber. THOMAS III. WEBB.
' Dec 20 ~
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CHECK LOST.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
YENHE subscriber having been appointed
n Agent, for the hiilingiy Flag quarry
Company, Is now ready 10 supply customers
with natural faced Stone, for all the variety of
uses Tor building work, sidewalks, &c.
The low pr &C for which they will be afford
ed, and the excellent quality of the Stone, it is
hoped will insure a liberal patronage
Those who leave orders for Stone, to be
supplied directly from the quarry, can have
them delivered at the place where they are to
be used, and save the expense of trucking
DAVID BOLLES, Agent.
Hydraulion-street, Jan 5.
N. b. A few teams will find constant EN-
~pIoyment, 10 transport Stone from the Quarry,
TO this market.
A few men well experienced in quarring and
trimming Stone, will find constant employment
either by the month or by the job, for all OF
which cash and q liberal price will be given.
Jan 8 If
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HOLMES & M'CULLOCH.

VENI1E Brewery, under the superintendent
Il of Holmes s. M'Culloch, is now in op-
Grafton, and will continue so during the fall.
winter and spring seasons. They keep con-
stantly Oh hand, a very extensive supply Of Ale
and Table Beer, which will be sold ON the
most acccfnn0 dating terms. Families will be
supplied at thoir doors, by leaving their orders
at the Brewery. Vest constantly on hand, to
supply customers.
CO Orders also received at No. 3 Market
street by Francis Payerrnc, which will be
promptly attsaded te.
Dec % sm
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BOSTON, DC. 3.-Nr >ro,.i Dfev, r. Me.
s,na llenr,co, r'reemin, AMI Zsp,yr, Wdii ana, &
Leg,orn ; Daavsr, iisley, from ~urloam Lcvamt.
O,,s. IRON II ALTA, ; Equal. i:ains, from Ftedericks-
burg; Oliva, Thatcher, from. Philadelphis; Dis
patch, Trip, from Providence.
= CID Georgian, Weston, fW Gibraltar Kingston,
yioalI, Tor Baltimore /; Eliza Jane, Pease, Phiia-
IN, arr Laeonia, Ingalls,. from Fredericsburg i;
Huriet, Wiley, from Petersburg scysnth Son, ir
Richmond VI .'ina. s'rgs'n', non rhi@iel'hi'j
Lafayette, Linlsay. fon ~iticim,fd.
Cid O ,cie, Higgins, Tor Hiiaasis
9Th. arr Leo, i;arris, from Frederick bnsg; James
YOUNG. lr do Enterprise, Hslc,ck, iron AleSan.
dria |; Warrior, scuddsr, and Echo, Bydsf' from n
ywk
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-09

VaNIIE Steam Cotton Manufacturing Coni-
IL pany, WISH to engage an able and expe-
rienced MAcHINIsT to supcrintehd the ma
chine making business ut their establishment
IN Providence II. |. To one skiliul and com-
peient to take charge Of an extensive manu-
{ clure Of machinery, together with heav!
boring, filing, turning SC liberal encourage
ment will be gwen, Unqdestiont5le references
as TO character and ability, will be- repaired.
Application 10 be made personally, or by let
ter 20 tie subscriber.
Jano JOHN II. CLARKE. Agent.
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The whole number OF vessels entered a, this pot
from iprcign ports, The yer end'Ug Dec 81, wasSl'
cleared II coas,ing vessels cn,s'e1, III, c'eirci.
SIT coasters arrived, not cid 2'7O, The numba!
OF bales oi cotton, imported in 1877, was oo,toi
shipped to foreign ports, 1850.
The whole nu nber of arr'v us at the p'rt of War.
rem. during the last year. wos l76. viz 3 ships, Il
briggs, AZ schooaers. 4 o sioops. Of these "a we q
from foreign ports. and 452 coastwisc.
Tho whole number Of arriv us NJ the port oil hrs
toll, du, ing the last year. was 504, viz 8 ships, e
.brigs, n schooncss, Cos s'oops. OF thee % were
from foreign .c's. Al r7O ~,qs' v'sc.
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o SALE.

A FARM containing about 250 acres Of ex-
IA cellent land, suitably proportioned for
moving, pasturrng and woodland; is we'll fenc-
ed mostly with stone wall; is well wa,sred
with never failing streams - has two Dwelling
Houses, three barns and other out-buildings
necessary. About so acres of said land ad-
Joins Shatucket River, where is fall and wa
Ter sufficient to carry any machinery, that any
man or company Of men would wish to EN-
ploy. The whole or a part would be sold to
accommodate the purchaser. Reference TO
Mr.. Timothy Tingloy Of windham, or the sub
scriber on the premises.
ERASTUs BINGHAM.
Windhlm, Con. Jan | CIV
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PROVIDENCE AND NEw-BEDFoRD

y q -. .Ac WA 2~&..
rWyHE subscribers informs the citizens Of
IL p evidence, Fall aver aud New-Bod-
ford, that he will hereafter run once a week,
a bigg,go wagon, from Providence to New
Bedford, and fio,H New-Bedford TO Provi-
den.e, passing each way, through the village
of Fail R.9er.
A wagon viii leave Providence every
Thlrsd ", aud Nv B,dfoid every Tuesday,
and PISS tiis,ngii Fall yer every Wednesday.
An order B,x,s left at Munroc's Coffee House,
Providence, at Henry H.. Cannon's Inn, New
Bedford. and Benjamin w. Chace & Co.'S
Store. Fall River. T. & W.. SISS0N.
Jan 3w
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FoR SALE, on the most reasonable terms,
all kinds of Groceries, as usual; Cordlals Of all
kinds; brush Backing. warranted of the first
quality; Confectionarlcs, at Wholesale and re.
tail. Pa chasers can be accommodated with
any qn,n'iiy Of the above articles, on the
most accommodating terms.
Also. Tickets in all the Lotteries in this
Safe . for sale as above.
January 3. M 3O5, North Main-st.
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ALDEN ARNOLD,

Nos. 8 and 10, South -Maia-sfrees,
OFFERS for sale. for cash or approved
SE credit,
, boxes Havana brown Sugar. superior quality
10 boxes bunch Raisins
8 boxes fresh Lemons
few boxes fresh Oranges
20 barrels Canal Flour
8 half chests souchong Toa, prime quality
2 whole Ghosts Hyson Skin Toa
l dozen 5 gallon demijohns
2 do do do
! do I-2 do do
5 do London Porter
l 90 Mushroom Catsup
I barrel picked Salmon, primo quality
Together with a very general sssortmont ~
genuine Groceries, Tobacco, Cigas, 70.
December q.
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NEXT SATU DAY.

NE AINE State Lottery, Sd class, for the
lvR- encouragement Of steam navigation
To be drawn in Portland, Saturday. Jan IL
Scheme Il prize of $4,000; | ofilO0; OF
1000; I Of 500; I of3Oo; | of 200; l Of 1872;
- Of 100; 80 Of Is; 80 Of 10; 1853 Of a; 4446
off.
Tickets 2 dollars, and shares in proportion,
for sale by PAINE 4 BURGESS
Jan Q No. IL, Mnrkci.square
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ia The subscriber continues the bushes
,.s5shs. at the old stand, formerly kept by Z.
T.ngley & Co where he soIicits tive patronage
If his old friends aud as lures thom that every
~eyertion will be made TO merit their appro5a-
ton. Essex SPENCER,
Jan manufacturers Hotel
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3. z. II. E'LAGG,
GUN ~ELASTIC-oR

India EuI1er Skoes and Over-Shoes.
vHEliE subscriber respectfully informs the
h public, that he has constantly on hand.
a fall end very general supply Of Gum Elastic.
or lndla Rubber Shoes and Oyer-Shoes, which
he will dispose OF on the most accommodating
terms. Having made arrangements TO import
The Gum Elastic directly from Para. he is en-
ablcd TO sell it at lower rates, than any other
person in N~ew-England, and invites desisrs 10
make him a call.
The utility and great benefits derived from
the use of these Shoes. has been fully tested
by many of the most respectable citizens Of
this country, and as a preventive against the
cold and wet, are esteemed decidedly superior
10 leather. In a climate like ours, subject tn
great changes, it is important 10 keep tho feet
warm and dry; and nothing, thus far, has been
found equal TO the Gum Elastic. The shoe il
light, elastic, pleasant 10 tho foot. and partis-
ularly calculated for ladies'.
Orders fiom any part Of the country. will BE-
promptly attended TO, if directed TO
STEPHEN c. SMITH.
No. 10, Wcstminster ~st. Providence, X. I.
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NOTICE.

a LII persons indebted TO either Of the sub
"a scribers, b. Note or BOOK Account, are
requested TO make Immediate payment, as
hey have made a new arrangement in their
bus ness. Those who DO not comply with the
above request, will have their demands left
with another person. for settlement.
l.. HAYES,
N. HAYES.
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

YwNHE subscriber hereby gives public notice,
ID that the cepar,nership heretofore exist
ing under the firm and style of h. TiNGLEY
& co. is this day dissolved of which dissolu-
ton all persons will please to take motto and
govern themselves ACKNOWLEDGEMENT all per-
sons indebted to said firn, are notified to make
payment to the subscriber, NJ inufacturcr's Ho
tel. ESEK SPENCER.
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VESSELS N.

Sd inst. lat 81 so, Ion 70 so, brig Belviderc, IA
.ds Il " Orleans, tr Boston.
Dec 22l, lat 26 56, Ion 63 As, brig Brilliant,
Bar,sr, 40 days from Batavia. for this port.
OF Chingeteague, sch Hopes Delight, hence, for
Savannah,
2sth ult. lat IS, lon "a, brig George. 6 days from
this port, for Havana.
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WASHLN GTOW LODGE LOTTERY Y.
7MsO be drawn in Providence, Jan 10. Glass
n. No. l for 1928
Scheme. I prize of 1000; l of 1882; do
1000; l Of 500; l Of 3 0; l off 10; IL Of 100;
80 of 25; 80 Of l6; 80 OF 10; 46s OF 4; 4446
Of 2-5o5l prizes. amounting to $2i,2s5.
As number combination 8 drawn ballots.
N-Packages of 10 tickets embracing all
the combination numbers, warranted to draw
at least sl2. may be had for $50, and halves
and quarters IN proportion.
Whole Tickets 2 dollars, parts in proper
ton, for sale by
BROWN & CO.
Jan 0 Office, 81, Market.stroot.
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su-PAPER HANGINGS-LEss THAN COST.
,EN1IE subscriber offers for sale at extremely
"a reduced prices, at No SO WesimiRsicr-st
an assortment of French and American Paper
Hingings. being tho remainder of The stock IA
trade, %formerly belonging TO r. Quarlcs x 90
Also a small dwelling honse ,siiuited in MIDI,
street, on land bcloug n, 20 ATTAIN W .tormla
THOMAS II. WEBB, Assignee,
Deesmbsr FL, Sv.
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G.. Y. ny Al,
WY .Iy L4W.

ATTORNEY II L.4TY,
EuAS lately taken the Office fofherlv occu-
All pied BY wALrea Il. DASrosru. Esq
and will ba ready TO attend TO any business
that may be intrusted to him in the line of has
profsssioa. Jan s.
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vi GLOVES, A r &c.

NOw opening, at 81, Market street. a Isgs
Ia and extensive assortment Of Fur Clovsss
sea Otter, Fur and hair Seal, Nutria nod Mo
rocco Cape; Fur Over Shoes; gentiemen's
zeal and O.tcr Fur Collars, &c. which arc { (.
lorcd for sale az Wholesale and retail, on tie
most ~reasonaJ'e terms.
wM l.. ALDRIcH.
One inyariab.o price strictly sdhsssd -
nov.B =
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DWIGHT'S TRAVELS.
TRAVEI.S in .New-England and New-York
IL by Timothy Dwigh, S. T. ID. l.. L..
ID. late President Of Yale College, author Of
Theology explained and defended, in 4 vol
umes-just received and for sale by
Jan HUTCHENS & CORY.
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GRAIN, &c.

GRAIN, &c.
YU7HE subscribers keep constantly on hand,
IL and for sale, Northern and Southern
Corn, Rye, Oats, Shorts, Canal Flour, and a
general assortment of Groceries,, on as good
terms as can be had in town.
EBENEZER s.. DAY & SON,
lane No. rs. Wnvbossct-strcet.
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ONLY FIFTY CENTS TO BOSTON.
BosToN AND Providence
CE,g%EwTN.S T-EJE,

A STAGE will leave Providence for Boston,
N on, and after Monday next, each dav, at
8 O'Clock, A. NJ. FARE ONLY FIFTY
CENTS With good accommodations. fIine
passengers only will BIO taken inside of the
Coach. Passengers called for and left at any
part of the town. Books kept at Stage Office,
No. II, South Main Street, Providence.
Dec 20 JOEL BLAISDELL, Agent.
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FLASHING TOW LODGE LOTTERY Y.
HLASS No. l, for 1929, to be drawn in
" Providence, Jan. 10, 1928
Scheme prize Of $4,000; ! Of 1872; !
Of 1000; | of 500; ! of 800; l Of 20 ; IA
of 100; SO Of %; 80 of 10; 46s of 4; 4t46 OF
g 5O5l prizes amounting 10 2l,2s5.
As number combination 6 drawn ballots.
Packages Of Is Tickets embracing all the
combination numbers, warranted TO draw at
least sl2, may be had for $50, and halves and
quarters in proportion.
Whole Tickets 2 dollars, parts in proportion
for sale by
BAKER & SPENCER'S
Canal Lottery O,ice, No. 3 l-2 Canul-st.
Jan o
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ALIENS
Truly Lucky Office, No IL. .Nafhet-st.
Jan y

NEXT S.ITUR DAY.
MU AINE State Lottery Sd Class For the
lSE- benefit Of steam navigation. To be
drawn at Portland, Oh saturday Jan IL, 1928,
Stheme.--l prize of 1000; l Go IL o; OF
1000; | of 500; l Of 300; I OF 200; l OF
1872; l3 of 100; 80 of 25; 80 of 10; 80 Of
10; IS Of 4; I4l6 Off.
505i prizes. amounting 10 S2l,2so.
As number combination q drawn ballots.
Tickets 2 dollars, and shares in proportion,
for sale at
BAKER & SPENCER'S.
Canal Lottery O.iice, No. 3 i-2, Canai.st.
Jan 9
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c.. THIS, CASSIMERES, &c.
"a cases steel mixed doi5ie miiied Cashmere
80 2 do blue anj bitca do do
do olive Bro, I'd iotis. Just received
and for sale by
Jtng MARTIN STODDARD'
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NEXT WEDVESDAY
NETWORK CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
ANLASS IL, for 1928, to be drawn on We'd
" nesday, 9th Jan.
Scheme prize Of $25, ooO; l Of 5000; l
Of 1900; I Of $500; l of 2lIO; 8 of 1000;
5 of 600; 5 of 400; 50 Of Zoe; 80 of 8 (;
80 of6 80 of so; 80 Of 4 rs Of 80; 3l2
of 20; 44I6 eff 10.
As number combination-6 drawn ballots.
Tickets $40, and parts in proportions, for saio
at the fortunate Office of
j. Il. WOOD.
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Only Ttoo Dollars for q Uhole Ticket.
NKAND state Lottery, No. % for the
w encouragement of domestic industry, to
be drawn in Providence, Jan. %, 1928.
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