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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-22
PUBLIC AUCTION.

WILL be sold at Public Auction, on Thurs.
w day, the sirth day of JNorem6er ntzt, at
Ten len O'Clock, A: NJ, the REAL ESTATE of the
Worcester and BrookfeId Iron Foundry. situat-
ed on Thomas-street, in Worcester, with the
Bniidings thereon, consisting of the Furnace,
blacksmiths Shop, Coal House, &C.. Said Es-
tate has front on Thomas-street of about 100
feet, and extends back about $50 feet. The
sale VIII be positive. Terms ofpayment, 6, 10,
and IL months, in equal parts.
By order of the Directors.
s. B. RICE, Clerk.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-22
TO the Electors Of Worcester North District

10 the Electors Of Worcester North District
The undersigned had notice, day or two
previous, of the late meeting at Westminster
to consider the subject of Presidential Electors,
and also to nominate some person to represent
the district in the next Congress.
There was not time to give pubic notice OF
my intention to decline being considered can.
didate for reelection. But | authorized and
requested gentleman, who said he should at
tend the meeting, to give notice, TO the Con-
venton, that | did not wish to be named or
considered candidate. From some cause, IN.
expected, the gentleman did not attend. but re-
quested another person who did attend to give
the intended notice. The gentleman did so.
Yet some of the gentlemen present at the meet
ing believed there had been some mistake, or
some msapprehension on the subject, and act
ed according to their belief With a view to
prevent IN future any msapprehension, am
induced to give this public notice that | have
no desire to be again elected and hope no bal
lot will be given for that purpose.
will add, the confidence placed in me, and
the honor conferred by the electors, in the re-.
peated reflections, demands of me a tender of
my warmest thanks duty which shall be ever
performed with grateful feelings
JOHN LOCKE.
Ashby, Oct 10, 1928.
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POSTPONEMEMT

The meeting of the .4u1iiiGry Foreign MIS-
SiOnary Society Of the Worcester Central .4sso-
ciOt'0n, is postponed, by order of the Executive
Committee, to Thursday, the 23d instant, at 2
o'clock, P. NJ, at the South Meeting House in
Worcester
The members of the Executive Committee
will assemble at Worthington's Hotel, at 10
o'clock, A. M. of the same day
Worcester, Oct. Is.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-22

CANALNTRADE. The water has been drawn
the banks, and oc repairing any defects which
may be found, and to clear out the bottom
wherever it may be necessary. So much is al
ready done that there is no doubt the whole
that next eek the freight boats will commence
running. An opinion that the canal would not
be got in navigable state this season had be-
come so prevalent that the necessary prcpara-
tons had not been made for it, and in conse-
quence the business of the present season will
not be so great as it might have been. Still we
apprehend, from present appearances, that the
amount will be so great as to afford the most
satisfactory demonstration of the Importance
and utility of the improvement. We should not
be surprized if the freight brought up this fall,
say, in the course of one month, should exceed
the whole amount of years transportation
from the sea-board tn this town ten years AGO.
We have before had occasion to speak of the
granite found on the line of the canal. The
quarries in Northbridge are of great excellence
and are peculiar for the exactness with which
it splits out into any form or size that may be
desired 1t is very abundant almost directly on
49, ha"ts of the canal, and we understand that
considerable a"~ -:-.--r 5. ~ ~. I'D y--5-s~4
for the Providence market. From that place i,
will probably soon find its way to New York
where it may yet come as extensively into use
as the Chelmsford and Quincy stone have, ano
become as ornamental to that city as they have
to Boston.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-22

u The Sale of the Stock of the Oxford
Stage Company will take place on Saturday,
the first Of November, and not on the 3lst inst
as advertised on the last page of this paper.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-22

THE RUINoUs TARIFF. elbow odd i
since the tariff went into operation, Negro
cloths, and toD priced cottons, the two lead
ing articles used at the South, are Is per
cent. lower than they were ever known"
So says correspondent to US; and our
inquiries have verified the fact, that not in
the instances specified alone, but in almost
every sort of goods, domestic, as well as
foreign, the prices are lolOer than before the
passage of the tariff bill while the demand
for money in Europe to purchase manufac-
lures. IS still so great as to keep exchange
between this country and England up to IL
per cent. We speculate. not upon causes.
but state facts as they are, leaving the
prophets of evil to reconcile them with their
predictions.
We copy the foregoing from the New York
American, one of the ablest papers in the
country. From decided Anti-Tariff paper il
has become of late, favorable to the protection
of all the great interests of the country. We
hail, with pleasure, the acquisition of so power
full an auxiliary to the good cause
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-22

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS- All the present
members of Congress from this State, are can
didates for reelection except in Franklin, and
Worcester North, Districts. In the former, E.
Hoyt, G. Grennell, Jr., s. F. Dickinson, T.
Strong, and J. Billings, are candidates. S. C.
Allen the present incumbent, although he de-
clined being a candidate, is also named, and
will probably receive strong vote. In Berk-
shire, J. N. Briggs has been nominated by a
caucus as successor to Col. Dwight, but as the
latter has not declined we presume he will be
reelected.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-22

ELECTORAL TICKET. In consequence of the
dangerous illness of The Hon. Jeremiah Nelson.
he has Withdrawn his name from the ticket for
electors and Hon. Bailey Bartlett of Hagerhill
has been nominated in his stead.
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W No European news has been received
since our last.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-22
Hon. JOHN DAVIS,

have secured to him the undivided support Of
his consrito~,ts. public ofioer need not de
sire more honorable mark of distinction, than
that, where opposition is siIenced and competi
ton entirely put down.
WORCESTER NORTH DISTRICT. By the an.
nexed documents, it will be seen that the Hon
John Locke has declined being a candidate for
reelection, and that the convention for Wo,-
cester North District, have nominated
Hon. JOSEPH G. KENDALL.
to succeed him as Representative to Congress
We apprehend that no selection could have
been made, more likely to unite the votes Of
the district. In his legislative course, as Sena-
ator of Worcester County, he has applied him
selfclosely and successfully to the duties of his
office, while his amiable disposition and unob-
trusve manners have won the universal es.
TEEN of those with whom he was associated.
We presume he will have no competitor.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-22

WORCESTER SOUTH DISTRICT. In this dis
trict there will be no contest for the choice of
Representative to Congress. The fidelity and
ability, with which the duties of that Office have
been performed by
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CONTENTS

Miscellaneous undesirable Education in
France Female Education; the Natural Scien-
ces; franklin High School, Philadelphia. Re.
Observations on the establishment and
direction of Infant Schools. InteHigence-Fe-
male Academy at Sturgeonville, Virginia ;
Mount Hope Literary and Scientific Institu.
ton Education in Europe Notices, S'c &c.
Worcester Oct p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-13
RUNFORD -YT9OE, IT,----

SNHE second Session the pre.eo, year will eommepe.
The English Mathematical peosr,D,s Mt Of the in.itop
wil be unisIt the care OF Mr. f. w. Kenny who, will
nuetOr, ertsusiy. esrmpisy
moral sha,se,e1 TERMS Bosla wa.hirs, and Tuitisi,
gaen DoaId.r finding his Brddns Towels, Candle.
S.I Fer .s,'I' p.ysbe IN adv,ass Tssn ssn.
King William, June -, 1899.
Esrde. Of letter from the - K kPa,,ieE ,r,in
f',seytsr'aH M'"'fsr," cuaber!nnd co,y, IA addressed
.ir Kenny 's gentleman { thu res, cetabiy ba.
only to add that he yepy as,s a. p IL -
common Classic Authors Latin, and that s-,sr,
Of the highest oidrr, aud particularly IN the Aath.
Science he has lew (f sny) .uperiois.
Fran mr. Is" ss n c eass one 10 a s,'.. n
was enss:ed, IN Connection with Mr.. Kenny abou,
.an,,y .. becoming 1quan,ed w"h hn. lie iee charge
CT the Ma'h Department and the Scholar, leaving
oeIoh 20 COLI Sc have been uniformly allow, te.n
,nrsrtsd with ability and l. therefore,
seheSi, D''"sHf'' III any oil cur ''s.
rls a'o:.ing Ersrs copied from. t1e Certificate Of NJ
S .noJgaT formerly Professor IF MasAeaa,iek. ~
Mr. Kenny ha, resided for years in The Vicinity Off
College. He has the confidence Of all an hr co, d.
friendship of msny ha. evneed unw.aried 6dety n
teaching the mos elementary studies ohildhood and
snu;uai ,uece.s Of his classes English
ahmee has always been attributed hi ,s.,t
Tor communicating knowledge TO you'h aud is efe,.
Which h; own a'donr lnGafts to hi, pupils He onysd,
Pron"nnee'n with unusual purity 1t i. hardly neee.ssv 70
remak that les cannot he ad with respect ta Latin
most distinguished Mathematical Schools. More years wee
de- oed 10 tie D,anches pure mixed satb,
mat k, 10 Their application veyn IN ali il,
FORMS to S'vigaicn, al Gum. ~
ana PRACTICAL Astronomy, than ia t allotted T.,
AZ the parts OF lh,rat education. Mathematical Ci,s,
cannot aii at success regularly c"ndus by NJ KENNY
he has pursued those Studio, greater extent and IN
Toi PRACTICAL manner thar Cuomai Cnrs,.
and has originality aud invention, long heen
AMI reSulat' by the risd m.thod lie IS thr,,,,,
occurred from miiy, Isshs regularity 1t p ohab,s
mat y"ung wishing the. Navy
Academy at Wes Point, will pursue their Studies with MI
! Kenny. with v,y gresi sdvansg..
: June H. I1-,s,,thI.,.
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IuDGE SAVAGE

There is cavilliDg between the Albany
Chronicle and .ArguS, about the terms in which
the latter spoke OF Judge . when announcing his
intention TO decline the appointment of Treasurer
OF tho United States, as well as the nomination of
Administration candidate for Governor The
Chronicle in commenting upon the paragraph, de-
clares:
But we are authorized, by Chief Justice Sa-
wage himself to-say, that this article was inserted
in the Argus, not only without his having been
consulted in relation TO it, but entirely without his
knowledge, consent or appreciation.
We know that between Mr.. Adams and Gene
raj Jackson, as the candidates for the Presidency
the sentiments of the Chief Justice have been u
nforInly in favor of the former; and we have the
most positiv, assurances that those sentiments have
undergone change.
90 As TO the office of Treasurer, the Chief Jus
Gce declined ii from considerations purely person.
al, not political. Those considerations have been
frankly made known to US; but, as they are such
do not concern the public and not at all Of
political nature, we iOrbeaT TO publish them"
On the next day the Argus comes out with the
following reply:
Upon the subject Of the article recently pub
isbed in this paper relative TO Chief Justice say
age, an attempt is made in the Morning Chroni-
Gle OF yesterday TO convey the impression that be-
cause that gentleman was not priyy 10 or was not
consulted as to the insertion ofthat article he de-
MES the Jdet asserted by US. The time or man.
ncr Of the publication was deemed to be- and is
wholly unimportant The accuracy of our state.
mcnt, is the only material point, and from that we
cannot be drawn by miner discussions. VIC as
serted
50 ist That the Chief Justice had declined the
appointment OF Treasurer Of the United States
and had returned his commission TO the President
and
ID. That 10 had at no time designed 70 con-
sent, and that he would not in any degree consent,
in oppos lion TO the regular republican nomination.
to the use of his name as the administration candi
date for Governor.
10y the Chief Justice, il viii be time enough 10
pursue thc subject. This the Chronicle aud its
contributors re conscious viii not he denied
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NOTICE

f SCAPED on the evening Of Thursday last, June SIN
'Ss1 tom The custody OF my Wve Adams. lew
miles below ITahus Tavern, the Turnpike leading 10
Richmond, negro named BILLY He's large stature
very hsk very likely, Is OF axe artfu cunning aud
"heh ne got awly wo"len roundabout, ped
par OF cotton virginia cloth ptn,loon pa,T shoes. and
an old hst lie had ks hands aud cord around bi.
neck. - ~ We
lie was raised IN Surry, and will probably dreo his ste,
towards that county. will give be, Il reward ~,
aPpfeh n'i9n aud oigemtnt iii of ,chr i.k.n
within so miles of that city, ~ the taes PRISON If c,u.
8, greater distance. T. \ FAIlCoN9
Clifton. Genno
amelia county, IA
june rs. tte
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TRACT OF LAND

LIVING IN Curles Neck in Henrico county esIIed Ola c
containing 30 bs the more or les, mi, 80,
land 80 wei known That IL deemed IN
rate me miy adyahsgtS possesses There s Inrss
bdbk ON he and sWused ~ ytty advantageous ros,op H.
~ d,huied very large portion " the land - veil ,s IT,
req clover anh large crop of wheat may be ,e.sd =, "
Soyg 'a'" tns si There the land al errsllsnt
dweiine hi~ With 10 rooms, good bArn stables, and
rate thfeshiug machine, nc. &c. 10y '''' . "'''
me sS beheved - he unqueonobie; hut the .pl,ebsr
E a. lrutee' val only convey such title AZ !. vested -;
hm. Io''ession viii give. immediately. fbp sale M,
'o . ,S d ~oeioek' WM W. MOSBY.
t''N 1i--fts
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In relation 10 the presidential preferences o!
the Chief Justice, we have said nothing. That
question has been and will be left to the dictates
Ut his own feelings and judgment But whatever
they are or shall be, we repeat ne will not consent
to the use OF his maine by the Administration, in OPP
position TO the regular candidate Of the republican
ticket. This fact the politicians OF the Chronicle
are fully conscious of
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SALE OF TRrsr pRorEnry.

SALE OF TRcsT pRorElTY.
u vi'tie Of deed Of - iv JANE,
~ Ntehic aud ChIist,ans his dated !
S2s and duly admitted to record the Jerks of'es
eou " OF Hepieo IN order tie
sum. OF money therein niiopeJ will lie soil
OF the Eagle Hotel an the city OF q, ,n, the
on'n al Tor r"aJy unitvided
certain piece OF snd,eon'ainDg about IS poles
lying IN Henreo county, the Brooke ruiGpike Road
aud ad onns the Book School Let ON VII
piece " gtoupd = 4 small " r. House.
Sueh uue as " vested IN me, a1ustee, will he conveyed
June IS. II IL.
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The Court Of appeals adjourned on Wednesday
to October next.--Chancellor Taylor held his
row. fiis paraiytic indisposi,ion still continues
and his physicians have advised him 10 avoid an,
great exercise Of the mind for the present The
Chancellor has announced TO the bar that h, ,yiil
actively resume his Official duties in September
The General Court IS 10 meet on Monday next.
TIE Feleral Conrt viii ahio,irn En-. q 90. -.
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JRLES .NECK L.4yYiD ron S.JI-E

CURLES .NECK L.4.VD ron SJIT-E
1S9 vfueDf Deed Of Trust executed 10 the ,r,;..
- and others, by Wade Mo,by the elder and wife bssn
date the 5ih day Of My, 1876 and duly recorded r the
clerks oIce " the county Of Henroc for sunc,s
therein mentioned and by consent Of the parties nfee,ted
AZ pfsyS' deeds OF trust on the property will he snd on
MONDAY tie 2i Of July next, IL fair " not the usx ~
dy GREATER 70 'be hshe bidbetos the premises at public
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THE HARVEST

The winchester Virginian of the 9th states tba;
" the approaching harvest promises 10 be- one of
the most abundant that has crowned the labors If
the husbandihen for many years"-The last Pc
tersburg cold Dominion says "tfe wheat excen,
that portion OF 1t in this section Of country, aeiy
inundated by the great tall OF rain which we noc-
ed few days ago, never looked better and pro
misses the. planters harvest indeed. We under
stand that il is probable wheat viii start at on IS
20 80 cents"
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tkHE 'uscriher, desrous TO close the
- estates Of Martha Crook and Janp. rook dec be,by
quest all persons indebted TO Che said estates, make mn
date payment further indulgence can he given and
'h'f having claims against the sed Es,as srS 10
present then duly amhsntiosted for paymenon before IN.
st day OF Nov next This notice will he plead bsr Of ,h
claims WADDY l. JACKSON, Adm'or
- go q Martha Crook < Jsme Crook dec.
Mecklbnbmg, June IS. ii-vs,,s
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sCNAP IRON, SALT KETTLES, SSc.
NSEsiLL he .oId, by order tn. ruic
w ton, on Thursday the i7h ia, Of July next stil.
armory m hn CITY, several Tons OF Soap bstf lion
Steel pr, and cast LON Salt Kes, Cast Iron Roll.i.,
Dseksmhh' 1, OILS aud Bellows SO Gun Gsifisse Wheels.
well nohed and IA Sod order AIleiy Harness Cartridge
Boz and Sword bth,, with many ARTICLES all OF which
can be s..n al before the
10 the Superintendent Term. ssie commence ST
o'clock. BERNARD PEYTON AJ;u,ap, q. ne,,f :
ddjnsaas General, Q9'ce, }
IA hmond 9Th june, s23.
June
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TCoDln,uJlica;ed.

JVNilINNICuieH.
MARBIEDl--on Thursday evening. the 5th Of June nv
the Rev Jofn ~ Csmpbe Martin Slaughter of Faiffn
Cupeper county, 10 b.s Martha S. youx. Of no
Boiling, Egg Of Pesrburg, Va.
DIED. at eIIs. in the county of We.tmoreand on
he 2ih inst Mrs. S NesctoH ia the 6I.t year Of her sse
Ia the faithful practical discsge Of the duties Of lie
she surpassed by none; aud her moments were char
aoerHed by that cdlnne, tranquility and coInfort which
never fail to distinguish The spirits the m in the solemn
hours when they are about 10 become peLJsee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-13

S 'rson' aTs csuii,.e3 -''n receiving p rn,sory
- t"fr about $50, executed by me, some year.
49, 10 John Harr. accounts have sthseouenv
eUed ny BIS SCENT without laking IN ihs sid oofr
t1VNhS -. RhEDOLPH, TWstatss
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-remase .4acdrDiY.

a. CURTIS
yfas the pleasure informing he friend. and IN. cu,
80 that h. has happily succeeded placing S.mb.a
prosperity and ssulns. ON foundation :. Il, and
durable IS the nature of Institutions .'a6l.d HI mdviau.
Han, on he'q"are dsgo"sliy oppos't. mr. Tur
neif, where e will accommodate his pupils spacious and
learning at least sqn" TO those that may faud in sny
provided, and Nj BERG, gentleman long ,ed and bihiv
appoYeh ny the citizens OF Richmond engaged to give
the duties and Permsntnty connected With the Institution
VIII teach Drawing and Pslnng, sid dsparn..
IsmsiTtsE q 'be house j, oeeupieA by MIS- MARY E.
R.I Il 'sIe OF t,edeTek.brs who will eouduc, the
and welfare OF all who way he committed to her charge
young adie.amd 20 se them .bo. a"oa,snss q,
object s IL be- En- a. 'y . may wish to ',my ct ee
TEKMs PER $E$si6 GS'y or FIFE MONTHS.
Tuition in 81 the neee,.ar, rsnehe,, 20 90
The above PAYABLE 75e,. per lesson
'a:suon' august and September
Amons other advantage those who hoard in the Seminary
W" have sn opportunity to ptsk the French Languages
tsis w VIM nfgTy S ss S ss e,s0
Taylor ID rdzr'yeIl, Bs Clark, AMI Discktn.ongh;
bet stunard, E.qf. Rchno"j NJ Jane. c%.Iis San
chester; Rev r Bowman, Charlottesville; Jesse s.
Rev. Tho; r. Hunt, Brunswick; i,v. ID. Fpmpkn. Cum
6eriand; Dr. j. II Rice Prince Edward; Gen. h. T. D.de
Orange; Col John Thorn Culrerer; MI. Jchn Tompkn.,
,ynchhuFg; Rev b. H. Rice, Petersburg; Rev J. e.
oTM' brooke accommodate . OF LAdie. with boasi-
ing, on very reasonable terms
june IS u-us+
TO Lf Aaf4 Of Jo4, aItIa7l dec JOAN Poland
ererfg curator Of said dscrfen Peter WnlthaH Bs,uu
WaHhaH, hartley Palhal HIM UahhaH,Jptn Leath JoI
Leot,Arsd Ron y Eiisabeth has sv(s Peter Ie,o;,
Leah, hacihn LeGh Henry hGsv q Rfary his wife
Nancy 1iarshaY- - N'
NtsAkE NOTICE: That the LIST day If July next at
"a John Le'gh' Tavernrn the county OF Ans. sbetwe,n
Tue hours OF 10 O'Clock and fl ON day 10
Day un completed shall Toxic the &c, sunJy
Witnesses - he read evidence now Depending IN
me Superior Court Of Chaucery at Rehm,nd which am
Pianud, and you ale Defendant
VIM MARSHALL of Amelia
june ID -2tSf|
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN, That application will he made to
yte directors OF the Farmers Bank fer the renewal
81 Certificate for Share the Stock uf ,sd RAM
having been lost " ''s"''
Jn"' 10 II-wew
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The Governor OF Massachusetts does not appear
to have caught the same horrors which Mr. Clay
has expressed. Sooner than see Cen Jackson
elected, MIR. c. would visit his country with war
pesilence, and famine, any other scouree-
hut MIR. Lincoln in his late Communication
to the Legislature OF Massachusetts takes
soberer view OF its consequences Though de-
cidedly approving Of the present administration.
and preferring MIR. Adams'yet he warns us agans,
the injurious effects Of induging our rash passions
about the canvass or the result 81 Ren,,t,n
cans (says he) have no fears that the virtue Of
the people will not be eiisctua TO restrain or 10 cor
rect, the abuses Of brief official authority Tbev
have no threats against possible disappointment in
the canvass" MIR. Clay, has betrayed the despe-
ration OF his feelings by the violence OF bis denun
eia
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COHE.N"S CE-BaLTJtopr
Be- Glass .NGTyi0nd state LoYe,y for 1000
So TO he drawn "a the City Il Bnlun",. ON
Wednesday, 10Th June, (This MONTH
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preparation OF money TO given object, may ne adj
duced as an instance. The money is applied; its
object is answered; the law may be said TO be IT.
repealable; or, in other words, the repeal would
produce no effect That is not the case of the law
i'll question"
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10000 DOLLARS
COHENS7

LOTTERY .a.N.D EXC'H8VGE7 OFFT(,r
III, Market-street. Baltimore
Where the CsPns Pfize IT TEN THOUSAND DoIIAgs
the Greet Pfizes Of w "'''' ''''
One Hundred THOUSAND Dollars each
w. 500 H. otmtt nuefs sni whore rnos tsptfsi p.
have hen sodt any Other ogfcs ia The Ust $40,
- Oisers tom any Prt oi the Unred States either hv
Ia pst naid) ~ private
F1s Tickets 10 any Of the Toories will meet The ,s,
.p' and runtiusl aeDtoD i Oh pefsoual rpt lesn
AZ Address "a . '"'
BALTIMORE June G, 1923 81 ,eo,i,I',.et
Ia rst.ons md@hed 90 th, ,..ste of john K1csg.,
dsc.' OF the county Il Hanover are requested 10 m
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