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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

AOR SALE, 121, 900 acres of g. AND in Ken
4 awha county, in the forks of Great Sandy
river;
$4,000 do. in Tazcwell county, on the waters
OF Clinch river:
10000 do; in the county of wythe, on Reed
and Peak creeks;
1000 90. in Randolph county, on the waters
of Cheat river -
Also, 10000 acres of Virginia I.and Warrants.
The above viii be sold very low, and Great ac-
c'mR0dation given in the payments
10 RENT, Brick House, or Shockoe- Hill.
IN good neighborhood, aad possessing every
accommodation iora family.
THOS NORvELL.
Dec. 10 ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

Antigua Rum,
Holland Gin,
18th pf. Cogniac Brandy,
Raspberry ditto.
London particular Ma
deira Wine,
Port, Sherry s. Tcner-
life ditto.
Best green Coffee,
Brown & Loaf Sugar,
Best Chocolate,
Cun-Fpwder, I
Imperial, \
Hyson. ~
ys.sS ny'"n :
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

Soap, Candles,
Rice, Spanish Iadigo.
Northern Cheese,
Best Spanish Scgars,
Hibbert's Porter and
Brown Stout, IS
English, Swedish and
Coui&'y Iron,
Nail and spike Rod,
Pickled salmon,
F, r. Gum-powder in
kegs,
Raisins, Almonds,
Pepper, Ginger,
Queens Ware, sc. &c.
NJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

INICTI0HOIItI, 2CC. q, ttF.1 /,
nj Office 1.-THE subscriber purposes leuvi,,,,
this City in the course Of 4 few d.rvs. his
determined to dispose of the whole or any part OF
ms stock now remaining on hand ut reyy yeduccn
PRICE, which consists Ola large andlsuperb assort
ment OF Mahogany Furniture, Mattresses of
all kinds and sizes, Paper-hanripss. V;ndo,v
Blinds, Fringcs, Tassels, Cords, &c &c.
w HAIGHT
N. B. Those who feel inclined to purchase, will
apply opposite the City Tavern on the main street.
Tee. Ri T,fJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-04

Whch tey VIII dispose OF on LIBERAL terms for
punctual customers
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-22
MIR. LIE TELLER, DENT1sr-1n tn

MIR. LIE TELLER, DENTIsT-In the
AVA house adjoining Mr.. Edmund Randolph 5
near the Capitol, is now practising in the various
branches OF his profession, l. e. cleansing ana
restoring the teeth to their natural elegance, by
removing that corrosive substance called tartar,
which adheres to them in the form of a black or
yellow crust, which is the cause of many teeth
decaying, an offensive breath, and the corroder
otthe gums and sockets. He sets artificial ones
so as to stand firm, being useful IS well oiI,a-
mental, plugs the tecayetl cavities of such can
be preserved, and extracts such as are too far
gone To be saved, in which operation lie makes
use OF BRurF's PATENT EXTRACTING INsTRe-
MsNrs, which takes the teeth out withsut any
possibility offracturing the jaw or bruising the
gums, and with much less pain than the iistru-
ments that are IN general use /; for which opera
ton his price is one dollar, when done at his own
house. e.
He dcemsit unnecessary to say any thing con
cerning the advantage derived from the manner
ct his performance or his abilities, leaving it for
his Former operations to speak.
lie has DEsTrr nrcs prepared by himself of
a superior quality, for The preservation of the
gums and teeth, void of corrosive substance.
Mr.. LETELL1ER wishes the public to have
notice that as he has now made Richmond his
permanent residence, all his prices are considera
bly, lower than when he was only visitor of the
place.
A line or servant directed to the aforesaid
place will be attended 20.
CT He keeps constant supply of Teeth Elk.
tracing Instruments, key kind, and best quality
for sale.
Nov 90. C1m1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-22
HO OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
DECEMBER 1.
DEBATE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS
december s.

DEBA IL On FOREIGN RELATIONS
First resolution under considerations
Mr.. Bmr7veH. / feel bound by the course
the debate has taken to express my sent-
ments upon the resolutions, and place in a
proper point or view my conduct and opini-
ons. The view taken of the subject by the
gentleman from Massachusetts (Mr. Ouin-
cy) is, to be sure, an extraordinary one he
seems tohave considered it a question whe-
Their we shall have free trade or not. Can
he seriously believe that to be the true cues
tIon before the House, Can he hope to i'm
pose that belief upon us. In the course of
my remarks | will endeayor to shew that the
question stands upon very different grounds.
and that heretofore we have had but choice
of evils, and have but the same hereafter
He has presented us high wrought pic
ture OF the distress and sufferings of the
New England states generally. Is this in
tended TO operate upon us in favor of free
trade! or does the gentleman expect By
unfolding to Europe these dreadful calami-
ties, to awaken the tenderness Of Mr.. Can
ming, and dispose him by withdrawing tho
orders of council, to facilitate the removal
OF the embargo as measure of inconvcni
ent restriction to the American people p
Will this language have more beneficial
effect upon FranCef No, sir, it requires a
hrm and decisive tone, manly Torttudc TO
command respect from those governments.
But the gentleman, like an indiscreet Off
Ger, i'll state Of siege, while endeavoring ia
form an honorable capitulation tells his aG-
versary he can hold ont 10 longer, his pro-
visions are exhausted, his men dishcarten.
ed, and his works of defence tottering. o.
theirs have taken retrospective view OF
this subject, and say tina: the government
might lave avCj3ed the present diffitoItice
if different Course had been adopted
could have wished THAI ali which Is nosl
shouldbs Tors JttGD. and that we should how
take the coarse best adapted TO secure the
honor aHd independence Of our country -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-22
T I'm I

OT1CE.-That in virtue of deed of trust,
~ bearing date anterior to the act, entitled
An act concerning the sale Of Property undey e-
g eeations and ircun,braaces :" shall, on Satur-
day, the 7th day OF January next, upon the premi-
ses, expose TO sale, by public auction, for ready
money, the BRICK TENEhE NTS, and the
Ground thereto belonging, as now occupied by
Messrs. Webster, Poore G Prosser, and .s1oin B.
Walton, opposite the City Hotel, in this city or
SO much thereof, as may be necessary to satisfy
Danl. Call, Esq. acting Executor of Robt. Means,
decd the several sums Of money now due, and
unpaid under the said deed.
SAMUEL McCPAW, Trustee.
december 6 ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-22

HOBDAY & SEATON, adjoining the City
Il Hotel, On the Cross-Stre from the Brick
Row to the Governors house, respectfully in.
form their fricnds'an the public, that they have
commenced business in FiNC1 G. WINDSOR
CHAIR-MAHING, TURNING, .SIGMPaIN-
TING, GLIDING, &c. and solicit patronage.
Intending always to employ the best materials &
the best skill in the line of their profession, they
hope to give universal satisfaction
pecembcr 10. oaw3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-22
WATSON. FOOT & sKoE-

TFHOMAS WATSON, FOOT & SROE-
q MIXER, with sincere thanks to his friends
tortheir former patronage, respectfully informs
them and the public, that he continues 10 carry
on business in the various branches of the above
Manufactory, doors east Of the Bank; where
he has on hand, complete assortment of fashion
able BOOTS & SHOES, for sale, Oh reasonable
terms.
CT Orders attended to OH the shortest notice
december 8. oawSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-22

j corner of the Brick Row and the Cross street
leading to Mayo's Bridge, respectfully informs
the public and his former customers, that (having
returned to this city, and resumed his profession)
heis ready and zoiHsng to execute their commands,
the shortes. notice, in the best manner, and
the most reasonable tern,s. Nov IL. Etf]
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-22

N Henrlco County Court, November 8, 1888
VIM Taylor, jr. onnfpiainanf-against Price
and McCutchen & Hugh Chambers Defendants
The defendants, Price and McCutchen, not
having entered their appearance and given secu-
rlty according to the act of Assembly S. the rules
of this court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
OF the court, that they not inhabitants of this
commonwealth On the motion of the complain.
ant by his council, 1t is ordered, That the said
defendants, Price and McCutchen, do appear
here oil the third day of the next March term, &
answer the compartments bill and that copy of
this Order be forthwith inserted in some one of
the news papers printed in the city of Richmond,
for two months successfully, and posted at The
door of the courthouse of this county.
Copy. Teste,
]. B. WHITLOCKE, CLERK.
december 6. oavgw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-22

NOTICE.--In the year 1898, request was
IN made by letter from gentlemen in Virginia,
Through Mr.. Joseph Johnson, Consul in Lon
DOM TO Mr. Thomas Digges, then in England, to
make enquiry for the heirs or the family ola Mr..
Abraham Miines,+ who, when youth, left Brigg-
house near Huddersfeld in Yorkshire, for Anne
RIGA, and was clerk to a merchant in Virginia,
afterwards kept store his own, had partner
IN trade, s. died unmarried, about the year 1883,
leaving landed and other property. Unfortunate
ly, by the loss at sea, of the Ship Jane and Ra-
ehel, capt. Dade from London to Alexandria, in
the year 1928, the letters OF request and other
papers and memorandum were lost, and even
the writer's name, which is supposed to be Far
Iy rarely, we'll as his place of residence has
been forgotten, but is guessed to be near Peters
burg in Virginia.
The ubsoribers, or either of them, will be
much obliged to any one, informed Of either of
the parties above alludedto, or give any trace
IS to their residence, or informed of any landed
o. other property of said deceased Abraham Mil
ses, by letter directed to the subscribers as be-
low and they will thankfully pay any costs for
ascertaining the names, places of residence, or
effects of said deceased, &c. sc.
GEO: MILNES, Merchant Boston
THOS. DIGGES, Fort Warbuiton, Potomac,
Maryland.
GEO: w. RIGGS, George-To,vn
Oetober II. T3m1
His name xvae sneJt Mile mr. M;iuex
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-22

NIAPT COTrONS & KERSEYS-The
IN Subscriber has received a consignment of
Napt Cottons and Kerseys, which ne offers at re-
duced price, for cash, or indorsed negotiable
notes. ROBERT JORNSTON.
pecember 6. (tf(
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-22
ITO JoHN Fowler Of Kentucky, and JoR-
i DAN HARRIS, of Virginia,

GENTLEMEN,
Take netice, that on Thursday the 18th
Of next month, at John Anderson's Tavern, in
New-Canton, shall proceed to take the deposi-
tons of Robert Moseley and others, to continue
from day to day, until finished: An4 on Friday,
the goth of next month, shall, at buckingham
cour t-house, again proceed to take the depositi-
ons of Daniel Guerrant and others, which depo-
sitions are to be read As evidence in suit Gepen-
ding in the High Court of Chancery for the Rich
moirl District, wherein 1 am plaintiff and you
are defendants. Yours, &c. :,
PETER cUERRANT.
pee. a. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-22

NJ OTlCE.-Cash given for Northern G South
L ern Bank NOTES at moderate discount by
SIMPSON MORRIS.
Richmond, Sept ID (tfl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-22

or PUBLISHED nv THOMAS RtTcHIE, oP-
YosIrR THE GLOBE TAVERN, AT FIVE DOL
lars FER ANNuM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-22

MAR. WIZ. E. WEBB, .fG1ninistyator Of BEN
lFl .jdnun Eisudrds, decd. North Cnoiina-
SIR-Please to take notice, that on the second
Monday in January nest, shall take the deposi-
ton of Mr.. Spencer Ball, jr. of Northumberland
county, in Virginia, at the courthouse of said
county, at the tavern occupied by Joseph Rogers
at thai place, to be used as evidence in the suit
depending in chancery in the United States cir
cult court, held in Richmond for the district of
Virginia, in which l am plaintiff and you de-
fendant. CHARLES ]. LOVE.
NOV. t8. [G1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-22
ID IcHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY
IN A. al. &. II

y IcHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY
N At a meeting of the Directors Of the said
Company, on Saturday evening the Sd of Deccm-
Der, 1903, the following resolution was agreed to-
Whereas, from causes unforeseen us uncxpcct-
ed, the Boar1 of Directors, at their last meeting,
on the 29th utimo, postponed the sale of SHARE
belonging to delinquent subscribers, generally
denominated Stock Holders, which were adver-
tised TO be sold on that day:
Res0ived, That the Shares Of delinquent hol
ders which may be reported such by the trea-
surer of this Company, on the 9TH day of Janan-
ny next, be, on that day sold, atpubc auction, at
the front door Of the Swqnn. Tavern in this city.
NATHANIEL SHEPPARD, err.
december g. tds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-22

T ANDINC from thc Schooner R1enMoSD,
IL at Testers new Wharf:
% Crates EaTthen Ware,
IS hhds. Muscovado Sugar,
IL DO. Green Coffee,
Bales WOolens,
IN STORE loo bsgs Salt, IS hhds. Molass.
e., 10 ticrees green Coffee, s quarter casks Shcr-
~, 8 pipes Gin, 50 boxes SegaTs, S bags Race
Ginger, Soucaa:i,,, liy son skin and Young H,son
Tea. For sale by GEORGE WATT.
Nov. >. 1tfl
NTUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCiETY.--Thc
1fA General Annual Meeting OF the Mutual
Assurance Socitiy, against Fire on buildings Of
Use state Of VIRGINIA, will he held at the Capitol,
iu t'.e city of Richmpid. ~ Moud1v, the I'd DAY
o. Jauoary next. ShJdUEL GPEENHOW,
PriaCipm, Agent
Richmond, Genera! O1icc Of ..o,r
Assurance, Dec. ], 1873.
e. All the Printers ~ Virginia, and IN Che
tow 81 alexandria, are 70 1uested To- pi,,s' TIE
ahovc once per week, until The second day OF ia.
s"ary ir&t. S G..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-22

Amount Of tribute on each cargo 10 .e65 60
Deducting the quantity of tobacco con.un-
ed III England, the residue destined for the
contincnt, and which would go direct but for
the orders in council, is compelled to touch
IN England and pay besides double freight
duties, which calculated as above, stands
thus-say $4,000 though the real quantity i.
$4,000 hhds. weighing 1000 ID. at Id ster-
ling per pound, is 425'000G or 8 ,998, 600 90
ITO ships tonnage at S 1000
each $40 ono M
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-02

No. 81, MAIDEN-LANE,
And No. 50, MAIDEN-LANE,
NEW. YORK,
Where was sold in the LAST New.Yorl< I.ot
.tery, the three capital prizes of
$4,000 Dollars, No. 2o231
10000 Dollars, No. 254O3
5000 Dollars, No. 2o799
Also, No. 2o3io, prize of 1000 Dollars,
bcai les ssverai others of . 0O0 900 500 doars,
&c. &c. And in FORMER New York loIteries
were sold at the above Offices,
1850 25 900 Dollars 1875 1000 Dollars
1929 10000 Dollars 1858 900 Dollars
1862 10000 Dollars 1921 1000 Dollars
26i55 5000 Dollars 166l7 1000 Dollars
3O356 5000 Dollars 1886 1000 Dollars
1928 5000 Dollars 2O335 1000 Dollars
And at their Lottery Office in Baltimore, corner
OF Charles aud Marker Streets, were sold nearly
all the capital Prizes in the late ST Mary's Col
iege LoUery, among them were the following
viz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-02

relation in which revocation of its unjust
DEGREES by either will place the U. States
10 the other is obvious, and ought to be a
motive TO the measure, proportioned to the
desire which has been manifested by each
I to produce collision between the u. States
and its adversary, and which must be equal
lly felt by each, 70 avoid one with itself.
"Should the French government revoke
so much of its DEGREES as Violate our neu :
trail rights, or give explanations and assur-
ances having the like effect, and emitting it
therefore to removal of the embargo, rs
! it applies to France, it will be impossible to
view n perseverance of Great Britain, in
!her retaliating orders, in any other light
than that of war, without even the pretext
now assumed by her.
eIn order to entitle the British govern
pent to discontinuance of the embargo, as
it applies to Great Britain, it is evident
that all its DEGREES, as well those of Janua-
ry, 1907, as of November, 1907, ought to be
Iresclnded, AS they apply to the u. States,
and this is the rather to be looked for,
from the present administration, as it has
SO strenuously contended that the DEGREES
of both dates we're founded on the same prin-
ciplcs and directed to the same object
eShould the British government take this
course, you may authorize an expectation
tHaC inc treSiueHC VIII, Wilhth u ISaSoutntS
time, give effect to the authority vested in
him, on the subject of the embargo laws.
Should the orders be rescinded, in part on
Ily, it must be left to his free judgment to
decide on the case. In either event you will
lose no time in transmitting the information
to this department, and to Gen. Armstrong /;
and particularly in the event of such a
course being taken by the British govern
nent as will render suspension of the en-
barge certain or probable, 1T will be proper
for you to make the communication by a
courier to General Armstrong, to whom a
correspondent instruction will be given, and
to provide special conveyance for it hi
ther unless British arrangements shall pre-
sent an opportunity equally certain and ex-
peditious.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-02
-Four Dollars Per Annum-Paid in AdOance.]

fP The price of this paper to SUB
scribersis four dollars per arinin', to be
rid IN ddvdnce.
ADvEarIsEMENrs, MT exceeding a
square in length go lines } are insert
Ell, the first time far seuenty-f0e cents /;
THREE 5veeks Csiac times J for three dol
lars and fer every subsequent inserti-
on, th1rty-three cents. Long ones n
the same br2bortion. In tau0r ofthose,
hovever, zvho adUertise by the year ca
tker once Or t1vice a uveeek deduction
f-9m the above price Of tzOeaty per cent.
Is made.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-02
Notice,

IS hereby given, thai I have settled ny &C
4 counts As administrator Of he estate Of Dam
iel Caygiu. deed and pail away az the MONEY
nave lad IN ny han Is 10 the erecis1rs and le.
gatccs of said cssg;i therefore look on myself
not 20 be liable l1r eiy tn'n- tina, has uot been
made kaown befarc tais da,c as ihiak my
SELF clear OF ny sd'uinsra ion.
FNANCIS BARNES, ST.
November 25.h, 1908, ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-02
DOCUMENTS
Accompanying the Presidents Message Of
the 9Th November, 1903.
Continual
Continued.

Extract OF letter from the Secretary of
State to Mr.. Pinkney, red
March g 1909
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-02

"Having Just learnt that the present mail
will arrive at New York IN time for the Bri-
fish Packet, avail myself ofthe opportunity
of forwarding your commission and letters
of credeuce, as successor to Mr.. Monroe
in the legation at London.
"Since my last, which went by Mr. Nourse
in dispatch vessel, bound first to lori
ent and then to Falmouth, have received
your communications ofthe 2Sd November,
and of December. These, with repre-
sentation from genera Armstrong to the
French government on the subject of the de-
cree OF Berlin, as expoun1ed aud enforced
in the case ofthe ship Horizon, we're Thought
by the President 70 throw so much light on
the course likely to be pursued by G. Bri-
tain and France, in relation to the United
States, that he had the docgments confdeu-
tialy laid before CONGRESS-.
"Mr. Erskine has made written COM
munication on the subject Of the British or
ders. shat answer him as soon as the We
ry urgent business on hand will permit. I"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-02
Extract of letter from the same to the
| same, dated

March % 1903.
"My last bore date the 9Th inst. aud
went by the British packet. IL acknnw-
lodged your letter of November 23d, and
of December. have since receiy-
ed those referred TO in the latter, and also
that of January 90, which Game to ham
last evening.
"I cannot enclose my answer TO Mr..
.rskiae's CT nulica..on IF sne British Or
derS the unceasing pressure Of other mat
ters on state of health, still feeble, hay-
ing thus far DELAYED it. You will antici"
pate the p'exion, which will necesSari-
" he given i, by the ch1rac err of mea-
sures. not onlv violating our rights, and
stabbing our interests but superadding,
under the name of iodulgencies, bow at
our national independence, and mock
cry of our understandings"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-02
Cabinet Making Business

upon an extensive scale in t!e house near Sh C
koe bridge. next door to Samuel Peasants, Us,
printing Office, where he viii KEEP constant
supply Of frni,n,c for sale npon reasonable
terms-aud where furniu. IN his line will be
made upon the shortest notice. and in the nost
approved fashions, or upon any model which
may be directed. The subscriber viii also keep
on hand, a constan, supply Of Fancy and WIND
sor CHAIRS Of all descriptions, for sale upon
reasonable terms
Cs: M PERRY.
Richmond, November 28th. 1903. (tl)
NJ. p. Coach and sign Painting, done at hi'i
shop on the shortest notice and ~ the very bes
manner
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-02

TT7iE SubGcg ber having fvnished h,r,elf
with an elegant assortment of mountains and
other materials begs leave 20 inform the pub.
lie that he has commenced the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-02

Dsrant adveu,urers, by enclosing Bank Note
in lette 5, PCS, paid, directed to WAiTE'S OFF
ces, in Baltimore, New York or albany. may have
tickets and shares returned by post 20 any part
of the Udion, with he utmost punctuality, and
the earliest advice sent OF their success. Schemes
ar large. g'a;is, and Cash advanced for prizes as
soon as dawn. a weekly printed Prize List
will 5e forwarded 20 he printer oftnis paper, and
az the conclusion of the drawing, the Manager
Official List Of Prizes soon as printed where
any gem man can examine his own number
Prizes IN former lotteries taken in payment TO-
tickets in this.
W. The Baltimore Trinity Church Lottery
commenced drawing on the irst Of Novcuibe'.
and will continue 10 draw :. ZOO tickets per week
till finished Tickets and shares, warranted On
drawn. may be had ?, either of G. < r. Waite's
Lottery Offices
New York DC nher % 1903 tiff
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-07

9 Sales at Vcndae.
=, every Tuesday and Friday,
'uns WILL BE SOLD
i. yendue Store, corner OF Prince and
~ y" Water streets.
gVsristy IF Dry Goods, Groceries, &c {:
n .;;o,,;,rs of which will be expressed IN
f si,Is &c the day-All kinds of goods
tle vn orr on limitation and the prices OF
WIZ are established, can at any time be
fhe ~ and purchased at the lowest Limitation
'Ap p G.. Marsteller, v. M.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-07
New-York Lottery.

! YESTERDAY was the tenth day Of draw
ilg--the first drawn ticket is prize of one
thousand dollars--the wheel had gained at the
Eeose of the ninth days drawing $3.50 dollars:
Il consequence of which the tickets have IL
Ism in value.-The subscriber has a few tick
rs and shares at Eight Dollars during the
resent week but will be raised to Eight
|PDllars Fifty Gents on Monday ncxt--A
hole ticket, two halves, or four quarters,
gen in exchange for ten dollar prizes.
Il Robert Gray.
tApril es.