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black shelving point of rock, on which
the surf was rolling heavily on one side,
while on the other the water appeared
smoother. For this point / Immediately
swan as forlorn hope.
On approaching / found myself between
two white ridges of foaming water, and
occasionally sunk in the hollow abyss OF
the waves, and sometimes dashed about
amidst the foam on their tops. When
about to pass the shelving rock, l was
thrown head foremost into its margin by
one of those sovereign waves which lord
it over all the rest, and left in kind of
niche, which prevented its recoil sweeping
me back. On recovering from the stun
received, l found that my head was cut
and bleeding, but that the wound on my
heel was of no consequence. Soon the
noise of oars and voices assaulted my ears,
and ! distinctly heard the midshipman of
the boat say, the fellow never could
land here: he must have been dashed to
pieces on the rocks, or drowned in the
surf; and we shall find his body in the
morning" This convinced me was not
discovered.
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" The inhabitants of Toualt.

SHOCKING DEpRAvITY. A young wo-
man named Jane Scott, was executed at
Lancaster on the 22d March, for the MUIR
der of her parents. On the eve of her
execution she made full confession.
She admitted that she had poisoned her
father and mother, by mixing arsenic in
some water, and then infusing it into the
Cruel which those unfortunate people par
took Of She said that she had contem-
plated committing the dreadful act for
three or four days before it was perpetrat-
ed, and that she had carried the poison in
her pocket during that period. Her mo-
tive for perpetrating the crime was,
that she might get possession of her faith
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.

In the gear of oar Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and tscenty-eight
AN ACT in addition to the several acts for the sup
port and regulation of Mills.
Sec. Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives in General Court assembled and By
the authority of tae same, That when any person or
persons have erected or shall hereafter erect any
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,egrn EVERY TUESDAY EVENING, BY
u. g. J. ANDREWS,
.NcAsrER, MASSACHUSETTS.

\ ,ANcAsTER, MASSACHUSETTS,.
Two dollars per annum-or one dollar
bntv 1--WE cents if paid in advance. If not
Kin six months after the expiration of the
Il dollars and fifty cents.
REFRESHMENTS conspicuously inserted three
for ONE DOLLAR per square; less than a
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, and continued longer
Inc shilling an insertion,
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h FOR THE LANCASTER GAZETTE.

DpeE II. HILLS, Leominster.
AR1Es H. WHITING, Sterling.
KEEL e. SAWYER, Bolton.
tho gentlemen named above as Agents are
"a 10 receive subscriptions to the Gazette,
rants for the same. Advertisements, or any
n printing, forwarded through them will re-
'.nut attention.
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ScoTH IDEA OF LONELINESS. The follow
ing is the description given by an ancient
Scottish author of the Duke of ALBANY. bro
Their to James III. of Scotland :.@He
was well proportioned, and tall in stature.
and comely in his countenance, that is to
say, broad-faced, red-nosed, large-eared and
having very awful countenance when Il
pleased him to speak with those who had
displeased him.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-11
ESanE Of Smyrna.
ApETT q. I822,

The Shareholders in this Institution are hereby
notlied that an annual Election tor Nine Directors
viii be held at the Banking house on Thursday the
LIST of May, between the hours OF ~ ana = O'Clock
BY order: >. II. iioDooi,' 1"'" .
The Stockholders Of the CONNER cial Bank OF
Delaware are hereby notified, that meeting VIII De
|hed at the Bank Of Smyrna, on Thursday the ISL
MAY, bel yeen ? aud O'Clock Z. NJ. to elect seven
directors, and to adopt such measures as may De re-
quisite to close, finally, the concerns oil salu Com
|nercal Bank. BY order - ),
Smyrna April 4, 1928. lol-4t.
az The Editor of the Del Gazette IS requested
Five the above insertions aud present his bill to
Ihe advertiser.
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Y7O IL eNt,,

And possession given immedately,sa comfortable
4Egsaa Two Story Brick Dwelling house former
|55aaa5H " occupied by til. Subscriber, but now in
~. ,enu,e of Mr. M'Clease; situated in French be-
,,vsen end and Sd streets; having two convenient
."ons and kitchen, on the first floor, and three bed
HAMPERS above, with good cellar underneath the
,,hole with an excellent garden attached thereto.
ALSO.
A Two Story Frame Dwelling, adjoining said pro-
pertv with good garden Inquire q
i'm. H. MR. or JOHN NORRIS henae,,s \
AnriI 4h 1923. lol-ft =
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-11
Securing and CoAoNving.

This is to inform the Public 10 general that the
Subscriber scours and coiors Cottons, Linens,
|Woollens and Silks in the neatest manner, on as
reasonable terms as can be afforded and win as
5nucl despatch as any other establishment IN the
thorough OF Wilmington. He carries on business at
he house formerly occupied by nm H''n'tHon, ae-
ease in Queen street, lew doors East oi MAR
! Of street. near the Second Presbyterian Meeting
Blouse. Those favoripg him with their work may
5epend on having it we'll done -
HERMAN LITTLE.
| April 9Th, 1928. lOl-4t
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into her lap, have her jump up and cry, 'oh dear -
Toilet.

In our last we gave an account of the death OF
Jerman Baker, Treasurer of the Commonwealth,
by suicide. This melancholy event, it appears,
was the result of his pecuniary embarrasments and
his defalcation to the Treasury to large amount.
The day subsequent to Mr.. Bakers death, Com
mlttee of the Council made an examination into the
state of the Treasury, and the amount of money
on hand, when deficit was ascertaned OF 1925,
075.-Rich'nond Wing.
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Re2,sOvNL.

THE Subscriber having lately removed to Ches-
Ter county, Intends with the assistance OF MR., Dns-
more to open his Academy again, on the gath Inst
at a place called MOSCOW, twenty miles below
he city of Lancaster. on the main Turnpike ROAD
leading from Philadelphia to Lancaster. Parents
who wish to nut their sons under his care, can by
making inquiry easily find the place of his residence
since his removal. Buar'ling and Tuition will be al
The former rates. FRANCIS A. LATTA.
April 9TH, 1928. l0l-laW4t.
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Just received and for sale at r. PoRTERs & Son s
Book Store, No. 81 Market-street Wilmington, Del.
Hitehcocs's nssv systemofBooh keeping,
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LIST OF LETTERS,

LID VT lLC lEsNos
Remaining in the Post Office at Summit Bridge
April lst, 1923.
Rohn G. Anderson Patrick IRWIN
Hahn pnrton Thomas kirdion
|Sanhh, Fiddle Samuel Lacompt, .
A.ro, Rornot Araminta Lum
rhom,s nurns Jeremiah Lechman
Edward Burns MT. Mu'nSan
Joshua Clayton Patrlck hn'l'i
homas Curey James m,iusn
Philip Cleary Edward M, " aae
Alexander Golfer Phebe Mlfk.ah'
Smun nvver James Martin
Lawrence Dolan, Q Roderlek Missy
John Eagan hnufe n'a'un
Ihoma, Flannepan James Mosn
lnhn Eac,nv Caroline M'Mulin
Mrs FOX Thomas Murphey
Peter Earral John NJ Court
James Fields Robert r. oshoh
,iporue Grady John Mccarthy
Benjamin W. Harris, esq. Margaret fricc
IS. phebc Hear George Farmer, Esq
Mary Uoyprtv Samuel Rothwen
Thomas jIeden Samuel Robertson
Benjamin Hugg VIM Ryan
Thomas Hare Ann Williams
Charles llaushey, Esq. Ashol 0: Stewart, u
1t Join CLEMENT, p. M.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED WASHINGTON
CITY LOTTERY
5h Glass. draws on TOMORROW 9th of April.
SCHEME.
prize Of $4,000, Of 6,0o0, OF 2,5oo, g
24o5, $ of 1000, of 500, 10 of $50, 10 of 300
Of $50, 80 of 100. 81 of 80, 81 of 60, 81 OF ~
it 40, 81 Of 80, 1853 Of go, 1928 of 10, and ll47
of dollars.
Tickets IS, Halves SO, Quarters 70. E'sl'hs
UNION CANAL LOTTERY,
Draws on Wednesday, 10th April.
SCHElfE.
I prize of sOoo of 1000, of $500, OF @2o
q of 1000, of 500, 8 of $50. &c. &C..
Tickets So, Halves So so, Quarters -
Eshths 63.
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Letters received at Charleston from Havana, stat
that the Yellow Fever was very prevalent amongs
crews of American vessels in that port.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-12

NEW BEDFORD, March 9-Arr schr Susan,
Weeks. Falmouth, with 2i00 bushels Glauber salts,
for Pal,imorc-[ Doubtless shipped by specuia-
tor anxious o glut the market
A whale ship arr at Edgartown 10th.
PORTLAND, March 6.--ArrIvcd. brigs Statira,
Stanwood, Matauzas; Frances Ellen, Williams, do;
Cordel,u, Angel, Havana.
Cid brigs Patriot, Noyes, Cuba; Sebaso, Wood
bury, Havana; Superb, Sawyer, do.
SALEM, March Arr br,gs Abby NJ, Wheat
land Rio Or ,nde; Acorn, Purbcck, Matanzas.
GLDUCES rER. March 7--Sailcd, brig Levant,
Foster, Sur.uam.
HOLMES HOLE, Nla,eh 7.-Arr brig Cenu-
rion, Putnam, IL ds from New Orleans, 70, Boston.
The brig Blossom, WsrdwoT, Of Warren, for New
York, was ashore the bar. The brig Maria, Bait
of Bristol, fn Providence, with sugar and moasscs,
in going the bar struck an anchor, which pene
trated her bottom, and she sunk IN iathoms water
saving but a few casks sugar and molasses.
9th, schr Susan, Douglass, from Bath for Proyi.,
dcncc came in last evening, and drfed shore on
the w Chop. She will probably get OF by taking off
deck load OF lumber.
BOSTON, March Arr brigs Rover, Free.
man, ,iu.yma, II; Elizabeth, Doane, Mess,na;
Adapant, Otis, do.
CID barquc VIM Smith, Mcclellan, New Orleans;
brigs Traveller, Bgnell, Gibraltar; George, Gray,
Ch,rloston.
9th, arr brgs Prudent, Smith. Palermo; William,
Kendall, Surinam; MsIy Hart, Gibbs, Trinidad de
Cuba; Erne,ins, G,odwin, ~ Cro,x
10Th, arr briggs Olinda, MaDsfsld, fm Pornambuco;
Oregon, Webb, Mess,ua; n b VI brig Emily, Lieut.
Sewer lr Hshfax, with the mail from England, to
Jan 10, brought there by tho Br packet Frolic, arr
Sd inst.
CID brig Henry, Ross, Havana.
NEW YORK, March 7.-Arrivod ship Howard,
Wood, Savannah; barqne -Four Sons, fiumphries, st
Thomas; Osprey, Grinne, Lisbon; Caroline, Smith,
Bristol; Chaleedony, King, Rio Jsneiro; sloop Com
Perry, Snow, baltimore.
CID ship Hammonis, scigbahn, Hamburg; brig
Frances, Palmer, Mobile.
sth arr ship Virginia, Collins, Vera Cruz; briggs
Pioneer, smth, Marseles; Packet des Caves, 70.
gers. Aux Cages; sclns Neuse, Fuller, fn Newborn;
M,ry Cobb, plymouth.
Cii ship iI4nry Hill, Post, Mobile; brigs Danube,
Forbes, Gibraltar; Centurion, Meyer, Havana; Jas.
per, Bcauvais, Curacoa; schrs Russell, Fosdlek,
Orleans; To,son, Eddy, Warren; Falcon, Barron,
Ma,apza,,
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DE ATHS.

In this town on Friday night last, Miss Almira,
only child Of Mr.. Thomas Sekell. aged years, a
child ereat promise, and solaec finer parents. She
fell victim 10 that most horrd Of all Diseases the
dropsy on the BRAN. BY this sudden, and severe
dispensation, fond father and mother deprived
ofthsr only offspring all that rendered their 'es
happy
On Monday morniny last, Mrs Caharinc Stow,
wife Of Mr.. Samuel Stow, aged 36 years. BY this
dspensation ofa unerrnp Providcnce, n husband is
called 20 mourn the loss Of afectonate wife, and
six childrcn,a fond mother. Funeral this afternoon,
At 8 o'clock, from her husbands residence, Federal
Hill. where friends and relatives are requested to at
tend.
On Menday morning, at the house Of her uncle,
Gen. David Thomas, Miss Susan Page, daughtsr of
Ralph PAGE, Esq. cf Rutland. (Vt) Miss PAGE,
during her brief residence in this town, had clrcled
around her. numerous friends, who whilst they loved
her society, and valued her friendship, respected her
Eor her intellectual powers, and christian viriues.-
Educated in the first female seminarles Of the coun-
try and having received tho advantages Of the best
sissles ofsooiety, she was preempen'ly eakoa'odto
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
ARRIVED

SATURDAY, March 8.
schr Aehsah Parker, Perry, from Sandwich with
wood to Burrough.
SShr Franklin, Baker, Troy.
Soop Superior. Child 80 hours from New York
with cotton, wool, pig ron, batter and dry goods,
e. Allen. B Mumiord < Co. J Farnum, $ Newell,
Dycrs 4 Manton, X X Stafford, E. NJ Nesiell, S n
Richmond, Watson g. Ra'hbone. An.y x Brown,
Harkness & Stead. J Conedon & Sons, and q Burr.
Soop SPLENDID, Read New York, 80 hours TO
Newport, with cotton, coffee cider, iron, emery, SC.
TO o Dyer & Go. J Andrews, Watson & Raihbonc,
J Cowjng, S Waterman, lIarkness Il Stead, and
others.
Sloop Fame, Allen, days from Nantucket, with
oil and candles, to the mastor, + Mallet, and one
other.
sloop Prudence, Potter. (of New London,) 2 day
from New York. with provisions to Waterman.
Slo. p Mary Nichols, Reynolds, Wexford.
Sioop Cyrene, Cook, TIverton.
sloop Trader, Burgess, Sandwich, with wood to
Burroush.
Sloop Nancy, Lawrence, Sandwich, with wood
to Bu'rough.
Sloop Lively, Parker, Sandwich, with wood to J
Burrough.
soop Cathune Maria, Penney, River Head.
Sloop Victory. Pearce, Freetown.
SUNDAY. March 9.
Sloop Harmony, Wood, Baltimore
Sloop Gen Jackson, Reed, Taunton.
Sloop Emeline, Miller. from Bristol.
Sloop Cohassct, Chace, Freetown.
Steam boat Connecticut, Bunker, New York.
MONDAY, March 10.
Brig Agenoria, Davis. from Pernambuco, (Jan.
29th) with hides and sugar to G Barker and 5 Brow
noll. Vessels efi before reported Spoke, 4th INST.
lat 80 81, lon 6S 40, ship Cornthian, Chadwick,
ds fr New York for London.
Brig Laurel, Shaldon, fin Savannah, 3 days, with
cotton to Chapin & Go. Waterman & Arnold, B
& Over, Dyers & Manton. and Mantoa. Left
2Sth ut. ships Envoy, Wheaton, waiting freight;
Eliza q Ahby WooI this mort, 3 ds: brig Eagle.
Mauran for do; schr Caliban, Bowen, of this port,
Tor Havana, 2 DIS. 2Sth ult. off the bar exchanged
signals with ship Gratitude hence, bound in.
Sloop LYDIA, Barlow, from Sandwich, wnh wood
to Burrough
Sloop Lacy Emeline, Spnk, from Wexford.
Soop Industry, Williams. from Taunton.
TUESDAY, March II.
Brig Havre. Pcarce, 9 days from Savannah, with
$50 bales cotton aud As tierces rice, to Chaplin &
Co. Dyers & Manton, H Anthony, Waterman Il
Arnold, Z Lothrop, E Manton & Co. Hazard &
Co. X Bullock, Cooke + Brown, Munton, and
Waterman.
schr Delaware, Clark, 8 days from Marblehead,
with hsh to the master.
Sloop Aurora, Brightman, Westport, Z hours, with
wood and eggs TO the master.
Sloop Fame, Walden, from Newport
Sloop Reformation, Prau, from Newport.
Sloop Reindeer, Davis, from Troy.
Sloop Leopard, Allen, from East Greenwich,
Sioop Coy, Gibbs. TaIlman, from Bristol Ferry,
with gram and hay to the master.
SlJop South kingstown, Gardner, kingstoyn.
Soop Sarah, Ingraham, Warren.
CLEARED,
Brig Mexico, Patterson New Orleans
Hris Omar, Studley, New Orleans
Brig Charles and Ellen, Brownell, Havana
Brig Rapid, Stevens, Boston
Schr Maria, Seabury, Baltimore
Sloop Empress, Thayer, New York
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e;-TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. N

p tue use OF DOCTOR IiUNrEk'S CELEBRATED
- FILLS persons OF either sex guided by the rery
rd,Hab'c crl'Rs d're tons accompanying them
bitt Cfrrfd. u ir es@d,r.He CERTAIN DISEASE. and
- iciip.e icld ia Ease, safety and Ccitlnty, in few
'qrF.
-" rv'.''' '.'r a!I uaeXainp,,d success Of tllis
t''," t as Iu' " tIgc CicS and ti'.nS throughout
'ho UGu iurnt Tic time i prcIcd hy The late d.
'oA@A, ticnjt prove L.lt u1 prcnttilun buuWn, pos
@-f"S 81 iiJr ~ "r ,'ar''!r VIII tne injerti1n Pow
d'r) - e np tiyrsa ant sgeeg cu1e ~ the drea iltt
disease IN NH,rh il D. rrcuttufn fndui.
lle' reader t s,sm lr,s !nbo infection, ami Az
H'a"h !en"y III all ia v1rlIs stages Gf Tie disease,
r,'Yever U'stu &C..
Rrrcp uiCcn- ara rem2vS, thereby IN three OF four
days wa ,'i r"'hurr'1'. ana I'll a triiing expense.
Pce-Pi.!i doiara box Injection Plwd4rs and Cera,e,
&c cents eacli.
- None are genuine, unles, clel % te outside printed
wt-~2f, BY Ia" E1r propei0r, r HlDHlR, immediate
successor u the late nr. W. 4. Conway For sale wnie-
-alc (wth ali tie other C.ayy Meiuiuc") by JosgPs
SALcu, Jun Nrt'i MAN street; and 'opS u. Mason x
Co. Providence. y JsnulTy IS.
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please, and to spread charm around her. Anrough
she was sssailed by an ineurabc disease, whilst
he prime Of liie and its erloyments' she bore the
filciIons whicl Heaven had assigned her, with
patience resignation and otude, and at Inst breath
ed her life out, without murmur or comp amt,
relying firmly on the promises Of tho Eternal Cod
the everlasting Creator" iier departure tor the
world Of spirits, will long be deplored By her survi-
wing relatives aud friends, and her virtues will long
be remembered. Funeral on Friday afternoon. at
o'clock, from No. 81, Westminster street, where her
friends and those OF her uncle invited to attend
Communicated.
On Monday morning, James M. son Of the late
Capt. James NJ Blinn, aged IL years.
On Saturday last, Mr.. Ephraim Southworih, aged
70 years.
In Warwick, OH Sunday last, Susan Earl, infant
daughter Of Mr. Daniel Gorham
In Boston, on Thursday last, Mrs. Mary Newell,
the nmiabe C, nsort Of Mr. Joseph r Newell, and
daughter of G'i"dan Reynolds, Esq formerly Of this
town, in the 42d year of her aye
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FROM OUR coRREsPoND

NEWPORT, March ll.-Arr on Saturday even
ing, ship Persia, Russell. OF and for New Bedford
With 1900 bbls oil. Left at Woahoo, about months
since, ship Alliance, Swain. of this port, had lost two
men, Zone belonging to Narragansct and the other
to Little Compton, } and 8 or more of the lay
dangerously Ill.
WARREN, March llth.-SaiIsd this morning,
brig James, Cole, Maanzas.
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REAL ESTATE FOR sale.

TEyTIE undersigned offers for sale house and lot, situat
a ed on Pawnxet Street in one of the most agreeable
sections Of the town. The hnsa Is new, story high
ganble rooted, and finished Ia tie most modern style. The
lo is 80 feet fr nj, awuXet street, aud 10 feet deep
This pc uliay calculated lo young mech mic,
indeed for any who is fond Of the cottage e and
pucSses a6vaHtigps, other estate of the
vicinity. II Wi be sold reasonable and accommodating
terms for which pie To apply at the office Of ne Literary
Cadet the of the estate, Pawlyet street,
the premises. SAMUEL CLARKE.
March H. If
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WOOD AT AUCTION.

NXTIIT be sold by Pub ic Auction IN the town of Sand
wv wch Mass on Monday, the 3st inst. at u O'Clock
A. about f0 cords hest had pine and oak wood, as
now lies on the th sheep pasture wood lat. u Is all OF
aiern quality, hene Of the old growth, well split and we
aIap;ed Tor steam roltS
The sale will he the lot which is about miles from ,e
landing, on Blizzard's Bay.
Also 400 cords dry hlrd Pne cut q MONTHS now n the
landing. Terms, months credit, fr approved cnd.rs,i
notes. For further panicuiar e1quhc of ATTAIN HAS
TiNt:s Providence THOMAS SWIFT, Auct
Sandwich, march - isim3!
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LUCK Will COME AT No.
fHSR Market sirr. Tie 3d ciss Grand state Lottery,
eeep drew ~ t. town GA saturday last The following
is "a list Of drawn numbers.
% IL u 30 ~
Combination / q - oi tie capital prizes s,ld
tie othce Of EyANs & Co. whce ~ c1rtlIn "
floating ~ oil SIZES and vino kruWs tgt What o the
comfortable prizes IN tlr tull wing,
MAINE STAIE l. HFHkN,
To tc dawn This Dnv viii he StrhIiei 10 the pl:-ors II
oar cicr r-um No. 33 Market street.
scurME-- yr'sc of sra, d. 1000; &C. &c. Bcs dcs
the above h,rdsYn;a Sthcr" before tine plblc u bc
dawn tlis month"; arc hkcnVe ~" follow iue;
GRAND tONSDiirNlbD LOTTERY.
Fou.th c,fss - c drawn At Washington ci ueXt Welnrs
day. caltd prile 2l0)J dollars. Tickets dolllls and
shares IA prpurton.
VERMONT STATE LOTTERY,
Third cass, 10 te dlawu next S'tud1y, j INST. highest
p ~ 80. dpltn, awr.t prize d,ars-tieAeis liars.
CGNNEC iltlI STATE LOTTERY.
rcr the tn "a ot TIC retreat fn Ire ,ar, hs clss, o. he
d,ayh in HlqGtd, Tues nv "h March, hifnest yEs
io,U0l. I'll kct dtllan AND sltnr,s ~ pu'rtti.ii.
UNION CANNI Lottery,
Cs!s 9 fr -2s ~ hc drawn rHasl, l1th inst. high
pn1e 1890 .lus, whte ~ bets daltf puts ia iprn
rottn.
Tickets m s--res IN either cr I'll # hc aho,e Lotteries,
can be Obtained nj
Evans & co.'s.
Much ~ ONce No =" da.ket s'r''.
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nv Last EvnsINo's wssrEas NAIL.
luived New Ysk Saturday and Sunday, ship Tslma,
mi. anil n ds Baluc; brss Reg


Arrived at New York Saturday and Sunday ship Tslms,
Mrhs New Ori.sns and 10 dc from the bs'nei bis' keg
ua.r IIuhh Mobile rs; 3osoa, Sheheld Cibra.lAr, oO
Ch,r'e. M'er renny City St Domingo, ih Apollo Ba"@L
Mobile III schs Joseph, EreA'on Asy.s"et va Aguad''
10 Mariner Proctor St Johns, Il and 10 days May,guex
food Hope Budingon Matanzas, Iii Amhuscade Andrews
Charleston for Providence put non account Of head winds
,oo,, U,rdsare Hath,wsy rauntou Mary, Bennett Pro5i
denee p New York. Villa d, d."
CID ship, Russell, Fo.diek New Orleans Falcon, Darow
Mssn.,r Brilliant, Eilweli South America; De,dsmona
Ram.de Campearhy brig Japer, Besuys', Curacao; Bell
s.riu, Jordan, Indie; Monroe, wa'hiDson, 5. Thomas
Admiiance, Atwood, Mobile
Entered New Orleans, Is brig Orono Peter (ate Den
mis-. To'sco 2oh, bi; Janu., Paine Havana; 2s, Edwin
Usx, Bristol Cid 2i't, brig Belvdere Brooks Tobasco; sail
cd 2oth bot Grampu with brig Remittance Muno, for
Providence. Arr 22l, 'rhr Mary Ann, Burr, Char eston
CID at Petersburg, 4th ship Caroline Augusta, Merrill, Ha
AR at Norfolk, ,h brig Union Clinton, Of Newport from
New Orleans,
At Gibraltar, ia ul ship ASA, Cook Of this port for Indi,.
At rha eaon, 81 iat br Dec ur, ano hester, for this
yor dsy Mile, Sianisi, Talbot, ii1yani alou 18Th.
Sehr John AMI Eshe,h Lluro Of Wexford, sailed fom
MAyssuez 231 uh. Tor Bal timore.
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within four months from this date, and pay to them their
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All persons indebted To said 1ouelolt, hereby n-
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RICHARD ALDRiCH.
Gloucester, March IL, 1929.
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o. GRAND LOTTERIES, 60

TaSD be drawn this moItb, MaTch-lATES S MIN
d TYRE, Managers
GRAND cONsOLID tTED LOTTERY,
No. T. dfws the l2th instant, 10000 highest Fri,e
Tickets whrrsl scheme prcf rrtl So quarters 81 %,
,pNNEtTlCtT STATE LOTTERY,
No. draws on the 18th instant $4,000 Highest rrize.
Whneslle, scheme price--fc'1l 81, qunirT, 81.
UNION CANAL. LOTTERY,
No. q, draws the ath instant, 0011 Highest Prize
Nhucslle, s'tcHf p,iee-- retail ~, quarters ~ r.
NGW-SORK CONSDLID irED LOTTERY,
No. I, draws the 2ls nstant, SO,0Jj Hebst frihe
Retail ~, quarters s -.
DiSM hL SWAMP LO1 TERN,
No. H. draws the lGih instut, snon lIghefi Pfise
Wholesale, sohsme prize rt1i -, grar.gs 81 =.
DLsAWhSE AND NORTH CAROLINA CONsOLi.
DATED LOTTERY,
Draws IN the 26th instant, 5000 Highest Ffze. Whole
sale, s;hsns tail : ,, Guttcrs 10 cents.
Tickets /. nj ths above Ioteics, ore fut s'le by
J. II. WOOD.
March e.