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NOTICE.

a PPREHENSIONS tor the health of hi.
\ family having tifabled the flbcriber fron
abiding permanently at Norfolk, he has remov-
ed 70 the city of Richmond, and fixed his ofiicS
IN the houie near the Capitol, lately occupied b,
the Commiihoner Of Loans. He propofes tc
praesifc law in the Federal Court, Court nf, Ao
pea's, and Court of Chancery, in Richmond
aud will continue alto to praSiie in the Chan
Gerry Dftrie Court of Williamsburg, and Df
tritt Court OF Suffolk.
VIM. WRIT.
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LOT FOR SALE.
NfN Ie @I4at brirnle 81.


I HAT mol elegant LOT on the Main Stree, n
J. this City, known in the plot by No 5s5. II IL
htuatedin the ueighborhosd Of Mr. Caegos, & is fe-
eurely eIcloied Its elevated fitustien commands a
moR enchanting view Of the Msin.street, the vbole
city, and the surrounding country. It is contiguous
TO the circles Of fashionable lociety In fsd. ;n ali
that eonaitutes the beauty, or the convenience of A.
ny ituatlon, it is inferior to none in this CityAn
ndputable title will be made to the p5rchafer. For
terms ofiale, apply to the Editor of the Enquirer.
July 20. (syeD
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LATIN GRAMMAR.
John ALCOCK.
AuguA 8, 1906.

I HFORMS the Citizens Of Richmond, and the pub
lie, he has juf receivedat his Cabinet aIauufae-
tory near the FIRE lhlUranee Oee large alIortnent
Of WjndGor Chairs and Settles, made in the newell
f7hion and by the bet workmen in the Gate any cen.
tlemsn wfhing 10 buy, will pcaCe rend their orders
or call at his Cabinet Mandatory, where thew NAV
ger good warranted work and on tow terms either in
the Cabinet line or WiDdfor Chairs.
June 6. ,f
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Hanover County, -Augu(t 5. tlsshs.ot.
FOR RENT,

HE Tazeru 81 Land, al Kiag 8 2zc.a, ,.yr.
l. honfe, qvifb all tBr boujfJ fberssqto 66l,,g-
ing, (exfebt TIE Jfoyx boRe, ocrnbiel b. myrIS.
anu tbe mp latclY njfd b. Do6Ior's NtrybdH Gni
Pfadfef0H') Tbit place is IL qvel! saosos in RI.
"etgb0'"rhng counties, to BE- n yedfa6lt f,y7d FIR
a 1G1ern, fbat TO FAY ,nueb by reeonmI7datiou.
e"'HH@ be t1urcaplrv its 6e;ag TIE fats of a
county and DjFri9 Court, and Iyizp on fbe ,:,s,;,,
road, Aa9iRg from Glonrsge,. and Atat5e.0's
counties, TO the city Of Riebmo,sd, pive it a ram
haera0ls adVanfage oqer the 7aq4-nt at eoyrt
67nTeJ generally. T5e Iand attAe5cl 10 the In
Df,n, Is capable orir!eii1g annually from 175 IA
200 barrels cfeorn; ami from 800 to 400 bun.
els Of avbe0f. I an Of opinion tint TIE Tin
qybrfb IS no1U IN earn, is eapaJie Of b,odsieinr
GOO 6HIbfb Of 7Obeat, fpnt III Ire enjii;,T f,N IN
good time, qVbieb l6riUiiedge 4oW 6+ aiio4pedfs
f5ofe qvko rem! TIE place. / baz,e male 4aobgI.
els Of ao5e0t from the /aUr field, qvbe,, not ne
large BY 80 nere5, anil name ofH III The big5 Rrte
OF enlttvafion tbat hiJ at br-ltgk 16it bfoee
GoH be rented for fSy0 .Jearf, o0d in an brohG-
5Hty, Ior fIoo ysay5 mar at 4bt sv6iyafion Of
ire mn feym.--I ViHeO1tra7 pri4ufeiy zvjtb n
ny Per/on 70il5iag to rent, and ifa9t Ml3ofi of
BY fbe Iseon9 Monday in Ssptr1,j.f nsxf, Il qv;H
fbea be Jet gb PHLiiekiy at king q Oue.p CORR
boHfs, (H hing eo"rf doy, ifrufed Lsyor. fbot
hme, P"b'icF "Ofice qofH be ysie,ea. 1fosiy. (,
Robert Poilard, aad T5os. C. Baoo,e5, E,;,1;,,t
rs6diHg at King 81 Queen court hoajs, orfbe fl5.
Jeriber.
THOMAS C. dRNF7,7-
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THE SAILOR.
BY sELLEcK OSBORN.

THE weary fea-bird feresms sfar:
Along the wave dire on1ens fweep.
From the vei'd Ky 10 friendly lar
Beams on the un5nllting deep.
IIark! from the cliffs Of diilant more,
The LON enits his difc1al cry
The wave portentous warning roars,
And peaks the threat'nng tempeft nigh
What guardian angels watchful pow'r
Shall ffatch me from the angry deep,
Or bid, in that tremendous hour,
The damon Of the waters lrepi
Or who, il on forne defert wild
dritt, wesk, famif,d and diarefs'd,
Shall huih the forrows Of my child,
And ioothe Lavina's wounded breail.
Sweet objeas 81 my earthly love
For you with aching heart mourn
Far from your peaceful vale I rove,
All hoPeIefs ever to return.
Yet fhould it be my happier lot
To hail sgaia my native lhore,
Secure within my humble cot,
III brave the reaeE deep no more.
MARrYs ;ss Greek derivation hsoifyins W
ass.
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HOUND npon the fubferibers piangton, asop, H.
a tenth Of JDse lat, three Gray MULES, Two ho-.
les & mare, all Of them bays, had tbs appearance If
having been worked, fuppsfed to be hree years al
and have been spPrahed 10 ixty dolls;i ,aeh H.,
owner is requefeG to prove his pro-, rty, c4y ,u
COTS, and take away his mules.
THOMAS CARY NEI SON.
Bsak-IIil, King William, Augua ~. losws,,
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Iuly ID.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.

MAT fu> time in the mouth of o ssoner ! so4
Iencloied parcel of papers in letter directed
TO Mr. John A. Robertfon of Amelia county. n..r
Censo Bridge, which letter with its contents was
Yer received by Mr. Robertfon. The fubieea of the
letter related to certain fui,, brought by me, again
rieaiant Roberts, of Amelia, giving Mr.. Robertion
whom employed as my attorney, futh directions as
me cafe required. The Papsrswere principally wheat
receiprs, fone gned by the faid Peaiant Roberts
others by Chastain an1 Willie Roberts for PIealan,
Roberts, together with other vouchers ANY perfon
who Will be good enough convey or cauee them
to be conveyed 10 me in this place, ihall 1eceiy.
TWENTY DOLLARS reward.
BENJAMIN DENNIS.
Ni'uchener, Auguit g. 6ip.
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4 LExANDER STUART, Efquire. Of Rich
n mond, and Col. William Daniel, of Cumberland
county, are 10 oblging to undertake my law buff
nets The former will give his attention to m the
federal court and in the court of appeals The latter
IN ,he hyperion court OF ehaneery for rhe Richmond diff
triet
CREED TAYLOR
July Is. (,fS
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He iubleriber wines to feiI sss acres of land
lying on James river, oPpoGts TO the Hands.
SIS miles above Richmond, upon which are two mad
hiheries--for terms, apply William Han.ford ON
the prees, or 20 the iubfcrbsr within ten miles Of
the fame. Wills wIIIs
July 70. foar,l,O
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FOR SAFE
May %,

VIE snbfcriber would difpofe Of valnab,s
MILL, Qnrrnerly belonging to Col Gsorps-
ueceaed) hinate neHr the upper end of Mid
dleiez county, together with trsa Of Land con.,;r
ing by late furvey, one hundred forty.ex and baie
acres, lying contiguous 70, aud immediately or n
iouih bank OF RaPpahsnnock river eighteen NJ lies be-
low TapPahsnnoek, eight below Bowler's E.rr,
s',d ten only above Urhanna il nor fold previous to
MONDAY the fifteenth day OF September ithat being
ae Hr gay OF the next difrd court, to be holden &C
King & Queen oour,-houfe) flair o.heruiG IN. 60
fair day, win he fold to the highea bi Ter -
t'e and place before menonedl aud poGsaion giy, a
TIE hrit OF January next, the following terms "a
W.T.; One haf of the Purchafe money to be uaid On
the day o. iale the balance in twelve months E,eur.
Cd by len on the property, to carry ntere frcn h
date II not punStually paid de:iription i, deemed
u,iece'',ry as IT is preirned none would purchase
without irit viewing the fame
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APPRENTICES INAMTl
HANOVER JOCKEY CLUE.

ME Hanover Jockey Club having been org1n;.
a zed. the races will commence a, this place, GA
the 2IId. Wednesday in October next.
gelding o'
Esd Day mile hca.s, confined ,c nntried eoI,..
not excseding4 years Of age.
he reEulatious with rcfpea TO weights, &c. are
adopted from th"fe of the Fairfield Jockey Club.
"A general meeting of the Cab, is reausQed %, ,h.
day preceding the lirR days race
- -
Ssfraary 10 s5> ClpS.,
h'Vsf S'H. Augut l2. (2dC.)
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Hanover CHI. Auguft

FOR SALE-on tie l7zue4 te.n,
$500 Jacks of LIVER POOL, sAi,T, and %
OF LIVERPOOL EARrHEN WARE of fupefi,r
quality & wei aorted juit arrived in the b;n Ne,.
chant, Captain Johnson, from Liverpool, at nrr-
muda Hundred
ovERroN ANDERSON.
May %. ,c
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From THE Propideree Pbsaix.

Mr.. oIarY,
| Euclofed is poetca eifnffon from the pen OF
SELLEoE OSBORN, Esq, editor of the weI-conduS4cd
Journal The WIrNEss-it is with pleafure tranlinit
you The Sailor" knowing that the mufe Of this w.
io1bie and yet living ma,tyr- of political trith will
never tail to dslght the lovers OF poefy THOUGH h.
is vet confined in the geld and cky gooirs of Con-
neSficpt pron, hope he will 6 every duty of edi
torial employment With the iprigty numbers of his
Tyre The nightngales bet notes are in the fliades
of night; and it fad there inhsnces in which
the confinement of birds in their cages add fyeetnef
aud harmony to their We can but indulge
hope that MIR. OSBORN, on his enlargement, will
bring forward fornefhing that HAIL at once aaoaih
the public and iecitate his friends. We rejoice thlt
although he has been called to ier peyi iron, ek-
n5 and from fbe 6egRf at Epbs mis- prits are not in
any degree 6rOken that he has promifed the public
that he will employ rhe lah dah Of his PEN in the
eaufe he has undertaken, and in which he has uni
forn'y fueceeded. In employing his happy talent Of
writing, his own mind, eoncious of It's merit nlua
enjoy that ieli-foohng fatisiat fion which may com
prnllte, in degree the ediouine Of iriprifoDner,
at leaf it would bettow emotions of relief 70 the
minds Of thofe who have read, with painful fyrnpa
thy, the account Of his fferipgs, and who view with
indignation and ai.onlment, that ill., Fatcd policv
which, though 10 fate Of deieratioi continue. in
the attempt to lupport tlefby ienerity and peri.eu
ton whole fororn apology only be that Of the
unfortunate Dido to The 1rojaDs--
Res dgya, etIEgai soViiAJ Italia eogunt nolir
Briaol, Iuly 22, 1906,
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TO sPORTSMEN.

TO SPORTSMEN.
HI o. loePu5iey at ne Eerpisg Grf., On tie Iof5.
61yg O3s5r, ntxt If not s,vafeIy dipef:S ofEeJ5,e
'satfi,aej fbf fsliezOing Stallion
kUZZARD--DARE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
~ ESCAPE, by Precipitats out of a fifler Of 8uz,
-zard's--SToRM.b by CoFmorant out of a Darlington
mare.
After which about thirty thorough bred brood
Mares Coils and Fillies Tho .A-.ns of ola ,,,I -
made known in few weeks by
JOHN C. VOOLFOLK and
JOHN HOOMES,
Exesaf'ry Of Jobn Rosme,, dssa
Augut l. #
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PRINTED AT TIE ENQUIRER PRESS 81
HIS DIR PUBLISHsD,
Il CORRECT Edition of e' The Rup1uyvr. Of
\ the LATIN TONGUE; or, A Plain and
Eafy Introduction to
LATIN GRAMMAR:
"nerelH the principles OF the language are method
esy digetsd, 6eb in E1gije and Lqfin--Wtll urefuI
Notes and observations, explaining the Terms Of
Grammar, and farther improving its Rules"
BY THOMAS RUDDIMAN, M. 4.
Augul 8, 1906.
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FOR f,ie--A likely NEGRO BOY. Enquire Of
Il the Printer.
Awgun ~. (tfl
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5000 VT. SALT PETER'D BACON,
1000 WI hrIt quality N. ENGLAND CHEESE,
o grols BOTTLED CYDRR,
n few buihes CLOVER SEED.
$50 pieces PAPER tIANGINCS.
For Sale by
EDWARD HLLK4HE
~ conaantly for Hirs-An Excellent Carr;,g-
and Hories-appy as above.
way 20 colt
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FOR SALE,

a Mulat,s Female SERVANT, who IA. bee,
n aecuaomed to plain cooking, walainy ga ,roo-
|ing-Apply to the Printer.
Augnt l2. a,
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FOR SAFE,

4 Ii ttertoaS baa,ipg cirius agai,eq .h. eg,s.
1 \ Of Ja5n H9oneJ, dee'4. qf IRE Bosolips.
Greer, are regretted to make them kslayva, ~.
3ro7,5foa asay BE made fer q jgai G.flesaea,.---
|dna t@gIe indebted nfxf make i,1m.iiate par.
neat TO JOHN ETOOMES, es4
JJfofING. EO3LFOIK,
Executors 9f JJSo5a Hsoaes, Ase'si.
Jan. IS. If - :,
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A BARGAIN
= e Y be had in a Chariot, IIarners, and nar
1.s of excellent horles-Enqare of the Rditor.
Augaf 5. n
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Their names are as follows

Caroline. Thisis, indeed, formidable lial
Mrs D. Not 70 much 70 a, you imagine many
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TICKETS AND SHARES.
FOR SALE AT

rVR ShEE AT
g.. So Il. W1ITE's
TRULY FORTUNATE LoTTERY-oFFIcns.
No o. e M. So, Maiden Ecne, Men. l1rk.
AT SEVEN DOLLARS EACH,
but will advance as the drawing spproeches. B.
ene,osh,s Bank notes (post psid) to G. &c X
WAITE. Tickets and Shares will be runaual5
'e,nrnsd oy post. TO any amount, and the earics'
sdvice sent TO advensussrs.of Ihey Success. The
public are requested TO remark, ,pa the draw.
ing oil the New-York Lotteries i. managed in
50 correct manner, as not 20 he sebjett to CT.
Tpr The time Of drawing. and payment of pri.
@es IS puntaual and guaranteed ny the St-.e lie
sis'aiue Schemes At large enclosed with Tick.
eta The many Capital Prizes sold by g s. r
I'm former Lotteries, lis,s of which will also b:
enelossdl 1t is presumed. WILDE an additional in
iucement 10 distant adventures TO purchase OF
them. 3m
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TO RENT.

7 DESIGN the ensuing year. with the aid of !,
qualified teacher. 10 attempt rhe Tuitjon +,
Is Fema'es-Gramn,ar, Geography 9. hrithni.
&c will be laugh, SSri6 attention will also ''
paid to The composition Of the Scholars, nor wi.
theirmorsls he neglected. The price will b. E e
each scholar finding her own bed-i-6,h Of th'
price to be paid IN advance
Gerard Banks.
Goochand 9Th Sept 1906. IT
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THIRTY Dollars Reward.

nESERTED from this place, OH the 18th
~ inst. BENJAMIN WILLS, a soldier
of the public guard, about thirty years OF
age, about Ave feet eight inches high, dark
hair and eyes, fair complexion, and very
large whiskers: he is very well set man,
and has in his possession some clothing
whichhe received whenin the United States
army. 1t is very probable he may have
gone down to Suffolk as he has some rela-
tions there, and money due him from them.
Also, DURHAM BRACK, who descr
ted on the 9th inst. about twenty years of
age, abut Eve feet inches high, blue eyes
and light hair, fair complexion: the clo-
thing that he has taken with him is un-
known; he is n native of North Carolina,
OF Granville county, and it is very proba-
bic he may have gone there as all his rela-
tions live there.
Also, THOMAS BENNETT, who left
this place at the same time, about twenty
three years Of age, dark complexion, about
five feet six inches high, blue eyes and light
hair, carpenter by trade, and came from
the county ofChestcriield, where all his re =
lations live, but il is uncertain whether he
will go there or not he has taken with him
the uniform of the guard and what other
clothing it is unknown. Any person taking
up the said dcscrtcrs and delivering them
to me or either of the officers of the said
guard, shall receive the above reward, or
for the delivery Of either of them.
ALEX. QUARRIER, c. p. G.
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Vakuable Property for SAFE.

pY virtue Of deed Of trust exc
y , -nted 10 US. b. Peter Archer. for the he
ntht Of John G Jefferson, will BE- SOLD, fo,
cash. on the premises, in the county of Amelia,
on the oath day of November next that valna
bic TRACT OF LAND called Fox Harbor
containing by estimation about $50 acres, with
more than ore third uncleared, grea, part of
which is prime Tobacco land laying on both
aides OF The road which leads from Piidesville 10
Bevilles bridge Also, the following SLAVES,
Simon, Dccy and her three children Leonard
Sam, John Phil Sukey and her three children,
Davy, SaFina and her two children. Phoebe and
htr two children, Joe, Ton Big, Tom, Bris,o.
Murrier and her three children, or so much OF
the said properly as shall be spffcien, satisfy
the purpose of the said deed of trust The sale
will continue from day to day tilt il is completed
a minute description Of the many advantages
which would attend The purchasc Of the afore
said tract of land is thought unnecessary as it is
imagined that those inclined 20 purchase, will
'view it and Judge for themselves
JOSHUA CHAFFIN. ,
WILLIAM CASSEIS, S7rxsfees.
WILLIAM BENTLEY,
or OH 1906. tbs
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T r r Ms.

I. Itshall be printed on an entire new type,
of size larger than that used in the last
edition of the Revised Code, published in
1905.
ii. The paper shall be of good quality, and
the book, when bound, will form volume
in large octave, to match the FIRST volume
OF the same work. The number of pages
Cannot be ascertained, though it is expect
cd, from the matter of which the book
WILDE composed, (there being ninety Jfpe
new chapters in the continuation from
1S0l TO 1905, and upwards of one huu-
dred omitted acts) that it will contain
nearly as many pages as the last edition.
Ill The price to subscribers will be FIVE
DOLLARS, to be paid on delivery of the
book-to ncn-subscribers the price will
be considerably encreased.
- SUBSCRIPTIONS are feceived 6y the
Publisher tn Richmond.
- HE Subscriber has accommodations
for TWENTY-FIVE gentlemen of the Lee
gislature. He has also stabling for as ma
ny horses.
ALEX'R. QUARRIER.
Richmeud, Oct. 18th, 1906 II
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%&* TICKETS in the. Second
Glass of the Wi'liarn and Mary College Lottery
are for sale al this Office.
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Il. HE IVES G CO.

Have for sale, at their store, opposite
the Market,
Sal, in sacks Impei.lTea
Jamaica and Antigua Herrings and Shad
Rum Alexandria Beer in bbis
New England Rum English Walnuts
Port K Sherry Wine Brown Soap
Old Cogniac Brandy Mu,megs
Loaf and Brown Sugar Pepper
Noasses Al.pce
Coffee of superior qua Mace
lity Cloves
Alexandra Crackers Starch
Rhode Island Cheese Fig Blue, &c &c. &c.
A general assortment of CROCKERY and
STONE WARE. and Rhode Island LIZZIE.
Richmond, July 9TH, 1906. tf
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FOR TIE ARGUs.

Observations in opposition to the opinions
and principle, contended for in PAM
phiet called War in Disguise.
Concluded.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-18
NOW READY FOR THE PRESS,
ss1nd SciH be published Immediately a1er the
''erf session IF the General .hssembiy,
BY SAMUEL PLEAsANrs, Jun.
VOLUME SECOND
OF 7YE
CODE /;

CONTAINING
A collection of all such Acts of the General
Assembly ofVirginia, ofa public and perma-
aent nature, as have been passed since the
session of 1901 to which will be added,
such Acts ct the same nature as may lie
passed at the session of 1906.
TOGETHER WITH
nm MP p e. DTy,
- IN WHICH WILL BE INSERTED,
+. Such Public Acts as have been omitted in
the last edition of the Revised Code
II. A compilation # the several laws for The
establishment of the James River, Potow-
mac, AppomattoX AID Dismal SwampCa
nal companies in all of which the state
has an interest.
III. Acts for the establishment of the Mutu-
al Assurance Society against fire on build
ings of the state of Virginia.
~. Laws concerning the Northern Neck.
v. A Table of Fines, Forfeitures, Penalties
and Anercements, designating such as
are to the use of the Commonwealth
such as so towards lessening the county
levy; such as belong to individuals and
such as are appropriated to any particu-
lar object.
VI Acts for establishing Turnpike roads.
VII. Acts authorising the erection Of Toll
Bridges.
have been carefully collated by a gentle
man of the bar-Notcs of reference to for
mer and subsequent statutes, are annexed
90 each chapteI', and a copious INDEX will
be given at the end of the work.
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S $4,000 q single ticket may gan.
NETWORK
STATE LOTTERY.
No. V.

For the Promotion Of Literature,
and ether PURPOSES,
10 commence drawing on the second Tuesday, in
december 1896, and 600 Tickets to be draw
3. each day unt the whole is concluded. Pri.
yes payable 80 days after.
Inc exce'lency of the present scheme is univer
s's acknowledged exceed any YET offered
10 the Uni'ed States.
THE CAPITAL PRIZES ARB
$4,000 Dollars,
10000 Dollars,
10000 Dollars,
5000 Dollars,
1000 Dollars,
be.ides several OF 1000 500, 800. 100, &c. sc
The first 1000 Blanks to be entitled TO dol
la,s each.
Thewhole subject TO adeduStion OILS per cent.
In this scheme there is possibility for onc
Ticker to draw $4,000 Dollars No,withstanr,
ing the grea, number of capital prizes in this
Lottery, there IS than two blank. TO
prize.
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NETWORK, NAV 90.

Captain Conklin, of the hip True American, left
Amferdam on the Goth Of April at which time 7
fail Of the line, frigates brigs, and Hoops were
in the Texel ready for fsa, but without troops on
board.
We learn, verbally, that courier from Paris ar
rived at the Hague the latter end Of March with DIFF
patches, the Object Of which was fai to be TO offer IN
the republiceither incorporate elf with tn. French
empire as an additional department, or to accept
French Prince at the head of its government Their
bigb ig6fiasS the fates general were in onfeuuence
ipeeiay couvoked the I'd Of April to take this fub
jeet into confederation. The refnlt was not known
on the / 9Th; but the general opinion was that
French Prince woudevenualy be accepted in the per-
ion Of Louis Bonapsrte.
Our Dutch papers by the True American are alto.
gether without intereR We merely learn from them
that the King OF Naples preparing to take refuge
IN Malta that Hanover bad become PruIian pro-
vince; and that William ". prince Of Orange, fon of
the late Stakeholder died at Brunfwick on the 9th
April. 6eye. dlg.
The Britifh packet Lord Hobart left Falmouth On
the lth Of April Her seftIondon paper IS Of the
9Th, two days later than previous advices and
contains the following intereRng articles -
LONDON, April 3.
On Saturday we announced that an EMBARGO had
been that day ordered on all Prulian veles in the
ports OF this country. The intelligence when i, 6r
tranipired in the City, cauled little furprize and
the general 9ue0ion was--What can have oecafoDed
this! It foon made public, that PrufIia, after
accepting Hanover, had agreed with France to aTitt
in excluding our commerce from the Continent. Not
only all the ports Of Pruiia ut again us, bu, all
which PrufIia and France can influence and controul
lueh as Bremen, &c. &c. We underland that Ham
bnrgh is already occupied by the Prulians
On Sunday the Soth uls. about -four O'Clock IN the
afternoon, iudden and peremptery order was COM
munioated from the Britifh Vice Conf dehring them
to quit that place in twelve hours and the Elbe with
out delay This ntmation was given in coufeqnence
OF an official notice by the PruIian Confu declaring
that all the ports Of the Prulan dominons and ali
other pores in the North Of Europe, where his Pruf
fan Majefy poneies any controu to be fhut a.
gainR Brtiih veIes and Britifh manufactures.