Aes A Most Important Consideration Prize Offer
Hor nsby and Co stock brokers promote an old established state lottery to publicize immediate prize payments. The notice markets prizes from 30,000 down to small sums, claiming six hundred pounds on capital prizes and urging clubs and societies to participate to avoid prize expenses. The lottery began drawing on the sixth of February.
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T. L. Lk
Archer
Cornhill
Royal Exchange
London
Prizaef L
Abeams of Longman’s Cyclopaedia announced in four volumes
Advertisement for Abraham Rees edition of Chambers’s Cyclopaedia with Supplement and Improvements. Four large folio volumes printed for Linndon Longman subscribers receive weekly sheets and включено copper plates by Stothard Heath. The aim is a uniform system of literature and science with a Scientific Index guiding readers to topics.
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N R. Chambers
Abraham Rees
D.D. F. RS
Wor
Stothard
Heath
Lindon
T. Longman
Europe
Rendecreefuill
The Sailor's Tale Of Loss And Charity
A former sailor recounts his voyage from marriage to war injury and survival. He describes losing an arm and an eye, his wife's infidelity, and his fall from valour to hardship. He witnesses a beggar and contrasts lavish luxury with inadequate aid for veterans, questioning society's compassion.
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Jenny
Liviay
Ifamy
Tura
Floretta’s Fox Hunt Ends in Fortune and Proverb
A buxom widow flees a fire that consumes her home and husband. She learns her husband’s will survived the blaze and leaves her fortune to fight, fleeing a coercive suitor, seeking aid from a vicar who guides her toward marriage to a young fox-hunter. The tale closes with Floretta repeating the proverb The Deuce take the Hindmost as she finds happiness.
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Floretta
Figretta
Fioretta
Stephen
Grand Jury Charges and Inquests Under New Constitution
The article reports the first term under the new constitution with a charge by Thomas Smith to the Grand Jury emphasizing unified, diligent court service. It notes ban on polite titles for the court, cautions against personal or party influence, and details Grand Federal Inquest findings listing eight grievances against federal and state policy, including excise law inequities, lack of a Bill of Rights, northern-industrial bias, salt duty drawbacks, territorial rights, and bankruptcy law absence.
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Cantrisr
Commonwealth
Thomas Smith
Cott
District of Gargia
North America
Congres
United States
Congress
James Spalding
Grand Jury
Judiciary Department
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