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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-06

q ii. holes and hat spread on top snd har-
yowed in produced similar crop; that
spread or the sward and plowed in produc-
ed much The best Corn This ground was
warm loom | tried the same experiment
on moist ground and The result was the re-
verse.
Under all circumstances | recommend
planting but little ground and that warm
and highly manfred, and to procure the
earliest seed. The early seed Is generally
smaller in its growth il ough' 10 be plant
ed In distances pfoportiona,e to Its size. |
would recommend planting early, as there
are many advantages resulting fhereiiom
Corn grows more stocky and shoots lower,
and will give more ears, is more forward,
hea ,ier, sounder, and generally produces a
better crop.
II Is best TO sDrout corn before planting !;
il will moi only prove your seed, but VIII
preserve il from rottlng, and cause II to
come up mu h sooner and better. Com
may be sufficiently sproutedin twelve hours.
Soak ii in warm water above blood heat a.
bout two hours, drain off The water, cover
II with wei cloths in cIsiern SCI In an oven
of The same heat and continue ii that period
of time. This method of sprouting corn
wnl apply 10 all seeds, and is generally very
necessary, especially 10 vine seeds
Corn should DC hood early and kept free
from weeds by neglecting it when small,
il becomes slim and feeble, and viii not re.
cover the whole season. II is wrong to
scrspe I'D all loose dirt between the Hills, il
leaves the ground hard and bare, and expos
es il to the power of the sun, and attracts
the moister from the ground, whereas il
kept covered with few inches Of pulyerised
earth ii will prevent that attraction, and as
the fbres pass through every part OF The
ground the corn will be better fed In its last
growth, and will Cause il 10 fill much better.
The growth of Indian Com depends more
. ON particular attention 10 its cultivation
than any other grain, or perhaps Vegetable
: Grain will produce crop without hoeing,
but much greater with hoeing or ring
the ground but corn sowedin the broad
cast way, on the best and highest cultivated
ground not hoed will not produce either
stock OF kernel
J AXE TWO acres of the best ground, high
ly manured, equal in quality, cultivate one
with the best attention, and il will produce
40 bushels whereas the other slightly
cultivated, will not produce kernel.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-06

A respectable young lady Of Is, who had
eioped from her fathers house with her in
structor, a man nearly 40 years of age, with
wife and family, but separated from them,,
was apprehended at Wapping, by eight Off
GERS, who had been sent in pursuit of her
and conveyed home. She was on the poinI
of embarking for NewYoIk, with her sedu-
cer.--London faher.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-06
BOYCt & BOODY.

BOICt & BOODY,
LJAV2 REMOVED from their late fand in
a the lniurance Baiidings, TO he Gore nearly
oppofits' formerly improved by MeiTts. WtBBss
and CHAsE, where they keep for tale
Boots, Shoes, Factory Goods, Sc.
a. ufuaI, on COED terms May
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-06

or PARTICULAR NOTICE. M
THE fubfcriber, having Jeff the Diflrie Of
Maine. gives notice, that be has lodged his
demands with AIbian X. Paris, Elq Of Paris
where thofs who are indebted 10 him will have Al
opportunity Of making payment. without, any sd-
ditional expence TO themfslves provided they do
it, when their REFLECTIVE demands become due
Mays. SAMUEL S, ROXY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-06
MARPyED

Ia this town, by the Rev. K Kellogg. Major
John Lsssell, to Miss Mary Themes Mr..
Weber Noble, to Sarah Green.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-06

TO be fold by order of court, 70 much of tie
real efate of Jofeph Woodnan. late of Free
port deceafed, as will produce the fun of Ons
huadred and fifty FIVE dollars, faid Freeport, az
the dwelling hou'e Of Mary Woodnan, on The
fourth day Of June next n two o'clock p. NJ. for
the payment of debts due from fad eilate.
MARY WCODMAN, admir-.
Freeport, May L. 1917
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-06

The actual armed force of Austria, i
computed In a German journal at $50, ooG
men,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-06

AUTOMATICALLY understand the inhabi-
tahts OF Thomaston, at their late annual town
meeting, passed vote TO carry the laws OF
ms commonwealth respecting the retailers OF
splrtueus liquors ID shops into effect and
have appointed the Selectuen committee
Tor that purpose
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-06

Apriyate letter from Cons;an,inople gives
an account of an earthquake which has re-
Gently done much damage at Jerusalem. A
Greek and an Arminian church were over
thrown, and that of St. Sepulchre's has been
also severely injured. The writer of this
intelligence takes the opportunity of adding,
that the number of Catholics in the domin-
ions OF The Grand Seiguior is much greater
than Is generally supposed. In one small
provinces he says there are more than
10000 and in ConstsntiEople there are
at least 1000.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-06

Fhe Kingof Spain is said to have issued
orders for assembling the Cortes of the
Kingdom. This is another symptom OF
improved views on the part of that Mon
arch.
BY late census, the inhabitants OF Paris
are found greatly to exceed 100000.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-06
SODA WAFER.
David Robinson.


RI AS purchafed, at confderable
erpenfe, the patent right Of making and vending
SOM WATER in this town-which NAV be
had al his Confectionery Shop in Exchange ftreet
where thofe who with to teit its faIubriou, quail
ties are invited to call. Ladies will be accommo-
dated with feparate = zrment.
Soda Water has long been in ufe in mon of The
cities of the United States The greatea proof Of
it's pleafant and falutsry effects is The increaGne
demand for it 10 every place where il has been
manufactured Do6t Ruth Of Philadelphia has
given il his mon decided Recommendation BY pac
ing it fri in his Scale OF TEMpExANck, Soda
Water, when pure, iparkies in the glass; has a
plealant and aciduous tate, and forms whole
fome and pleasant beverage. Il diminilhes thrli,
lehens the morbid heat of the body, and acts as a
powerful diLrsgc; it is alto an excellent remedy
for an increaied irrtabiy of the ftomach. &c &c
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-06

a Literary Congress is proposed to be as
sernbled in Europe, for the improvement of
Science and Civilization.
In Europe the winter has been unusually
mild and the weather of summer has been
enjoyed in February. In America the
spring continues cold and backward.
The price OF grain continued high in
England The average price of whea, the
last of February, was zoos I'd. for eight
bushels -46out Fsyo dollars IS cents fer
bnshei, american money!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-05

N-y--aFs u.sy, W.. ussfui coadpct cert
fsr TO ssve the country, not only 10 be now
deprived ofpuhl;e appisusr, bu, eessisosd to
infsmy!
Il bsionss to the Omniaeieut alone, 70
sea-ch the hesrfs Of mes. On the good
deeds Of meo always bessew praise. In such
Gases IL is better TO be ten times deceived,
than to be oocc unjust asd 0nyratsfsi.
Col. T.!inadgc represents the cap,ors OF
Andre 60 have been Cowboys. And Andre
says that when taey scare he'd him, IL WAS for
fiunder only. Did they mean then, TO plum
der him, aud after that, TO let him goi
What, these Cow boys, whose occupation il
was 10 be as often in the British, ss in ,,he
American esmpf Would hey, had they
plundered him ever have dared to show
themselves az ain in the British camp! Or
did they alter plunde,ing mean to de,pa'ch
him! And aid they when they found ucss.
these Gov boys become suddenly pa,rioisi
OF-did these dealers in petit larccnies, b.
come suddenly rrea, cslculnors!
The story OF Padding, Wiillaas and W.
Watt esea il il were a,e mere hciioo,
ought never to have been touched, Toe
officers and soldiers have many dlslinguisheG
models for imitation. The Yeomen o.
America aIwsy, will and always should have
before them the example of .hcir three boa
est and pa,iiotic copptrymen.
Marshal, ia ais lie OF Washington 80 IA
from oalliny Andres eaptors Goa. Boys"
calls them "miifia men" as will DC seen 10
the following ex,r,ct
The thonks Of Congress we've voted ,o
the three militia men who had rendered 80
IheI county This invaluaDle service And =.
silver medal, with an Inscription expressive
of their fidelity and pat, otisn', was Iii ec,ed
TO be prcscoted to each of then. In addition
tdrthis hate'ing testimony Of their worth,
and as further evidence oil national gra,itude,
TWO hundred d.lla', per anuom du,,ug life,
to bs paid in specie, or an eqaisalen, in cur.
rent meney was voted 10 each of tncm, re
wsrd, IL md,t bs ADMITTED, mocb mnre sccu-
ratciy apportioUed 10 the poYeiiy of the pub.
lie treasury, than 20 tue service which had
been received"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-05
BRANCH B.f.AKS.

On Monday The 27,h oI,imo. tho Board o!
Directors OF tho Cniied States Bank unani.
'nously decided n0 to reverse, IN favor of
B is,ol, their resolution TO locate an Ofhce Of
Diseoon, and Deposte in Providence. They
20 rej~r'ed the application to fix the Con.
edco, Branch at New-iiaven, aud resolved
e,Adhs,e TO their former decision, which fix
. il at,Middletown. The Directors for the
pnnec,icu,, and probably for tho Rhode Is
'',d Branch, ate to be chosen on the 2o,h
,iac,, II being the wish and determination
Il the Directors Of the mother Bank TO or.
@anixs, with all convenient speed, the Bpm
Ghes they have voted to establish.
Prov. .fmeriean.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-05
ERoM THE SAME PAPRR.
ANDRES CIPTORS.


The account lately given by colonel Tall
rnAdge, gentleman whom we have long
been IN the habit of respecting very highly,
In relation To the capture Of IN ,jor Andre, is
one Of The most unpleasant thiogs we ever
read. And we Cannot bot deeply roget, that,
any memoer Of the National Legislature c
should nave given il currency.--And we co
believe, tha, IF the colonel had had q little
t'ine Tor reflection, bis good sense would have
shewa him The p,oprie,y Of Withholding il,
however confirmed bi. own belief in the cor
rectness OF major Andre' impressions n.ishr
have been.
Tho ihree American yeomsn did take An
dre--'hey did bring hiIa into the American
camp--they did refuse the gifts be had il 10
his power to make, and they did reject his
solemn promises of SPLENDID reward. These
are admitted faets. But major .sndre was Of
otsni6n, that # he could have actually ped
them more at the time, they would have re-
leased him. Now can this mere opinioa Of
Aadrc outweight the substantial admitted
facts, above detailed
These men have been h3norcd by their
counry. The accoun, Of their conduct was
Uaesmisted from the American camp s,smpt
with -, praise of the army, and tae sanction
oi Washington. How is this, thenf = Was
tue whale army, wish Washiogtonstits It's head,
deceived as to the /" Cowboy" chassc,or Of
these men, and the iutegriiy OF their coaduct,
IN tho Particular transaction and was Col
I Ai!macse alone arqusntcd with the truth |!
Odd fhey really kaorv tina, Aodr: was
b'ougal ia, because his captors were cunning
cavugh, simple Gov boys" a, they were,
tn cacnlAte on a better ,rwari from Congress
taan from Andre Ard did they all unite IN
suen sros, im position upon Con-; upon
the county, and upon hi,,o'y, - 10 deck
their merccoary brows with the wreath, ol
virtue. end in,es'ily ana patriotism Aad
did Col. TsIlmadye tcmain silent, during all
the time his course OF f aud ADD inpo.i,io,.
pas proceeding TO i,s consum,,iOn!
In oas word, is Andse', opinioo Of whs;
they would have done. could ne have suh
sisa,iy tempted hem, 20 ob.i'erste the a.
Of ,hs g'ca. gsot they actually did Pcr{srG.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-05

per annua, sod IL addition to THE, they pro.
pose 70 throw into that fund livery year what.
ever surplus amount may be realized by The
treasury, above two millions tho tao nil-
lions always TO be held in the Golfers a. dis.
posable fuad. The eommi,,ee also propose
70 give TO iae missioncrs OF the sinking
fuRd. in 1917, nine millions in odditioh TO the
permanen, Appropriation, and iour millions
as an advance on the appropriation Of 1918 |;
the whole for the purchase OF so much Of the
principal Of the public debt. These meas
ures, IL adopted, will rapidly lid the nation
OF iis debts and tho invsrisble disposition
and ability Of this government in peace, 10
discharge the debt necessarily eootrsc,cd in
war, ought, at lesst hereafter, TO command
loans on much more reasonable terms, thsn
those on which they were obtsined in the
late war. Bar. Pof.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-05

Tbe mail is transported in stages, each day in the
year, 1921 miles.
The mail is transported in sulkies and on horse.
BACK, each da, ia the year, 1856 miles, making
oo.737 miles per day.
lfyou divide the pos,.roads Of the United States
into distinct post routes, thesl will travel each
week. IN stages nearly equal 10 three times round
ihc globe; and divide all tic pos; roads in the
Uncd states into four distinct pos, routes. on which
tire mail is esrried stages, suikies aud horse.
back. will be equal 10 travel OF Blk times, each
week around the globe.
Averaging one pos,.o!iicc for every E,een miles
Of posl-road. .Nies Ressier.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-05
NEWPORT.

H'ED NFHDNY1 FNRUtKY s. 1871

a Republican Contention will be
holden at the STATE, House in East.
Greenwich, Oh Thursday evening, the
2Oth February next, for the purpo,c OF
AGREEING OH a Prox of GcneraI Officers,
to DC offered to thu Cilizens Of this STATE
tor li,e:r support at the ensuing e.ection.
Thosc fowls in tie state nov represent.
Cd by fcd=ralists,are particularly request
ed to eject and s,.ad their .ii!! number of
delegates.
/, is expected that every town will be
represented.
Newport, Jan, %, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-05
FROM FLASHING TOh-JAs. 10.

Yesterday in the Senate, q resolution was
passed calling on the Prc.iden, tor infpr u,a.
uo1 relative to the execution OF tho srtielo
Of the British Treaty which respects the
restoration OF slaves.
A bill au,horiziog tho appointment of
Hospital Surgeons add Mates, for Navy Hos.
pi,ais--sud bill 20 repeal the I'd section Of
an act concerning the pay of officers, Sea.
men ADD marines, were read second time.
In the House, yesterday, a bill WAS report
cd prosiGing for the pay of B'ovc, Oficsrs,
which was read twice and committed.
40 unfayorable report was made on the
the petition Of Jesse Hunt, for remission Of
ds;iss on goods destroyed by h'e on board
Steam boat. Agreed to, o, the ground OF
the es,abiished practice OF The govern nent
10 instss onrte huy,tem ef dufics in at eases
sohaisSvrr.
The NEUTRALITY BILL was amend.
ed, and. passed 81 to 60, to boscngrossed---
and ,his dsy was finally passed by The House,
80 10 81, and sent TO The Senate.
In the Senate, this dsy the Bill to estsb-
lisb New Executive Department vat select
cd-Ss TO IL.
This dsy, in the House, the NhViCA-
TON BILL was iakcu UP. Ii prohibits
nnportations except in onr Ses'els, or those
of the country where ihe rperehandize is
prodnced or u,u.lly brought from, u,--;be pro-
hiJiiicn not 10 cx,eDd 10 nations nc, has!ng a
similar regulation affecting u.
MIR. LowspEs moved 10 strike 90, the last
cisasc. Negalived-ycss only 3S.
The Nos IsrERcouHsE BfLL asto sW pls
ecs whence Ametican sssseIs are excluded,
vas next taken uo.
4 long sni Interesting discussions ccerrrcd
-cspeetiog both tse preceding bills, bu, they
where not decided on.
Boas, Ps,'ddisny @ ye,ts,dag.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-05
AffRRIED,

M.fRRIED,
In this town. on the 2ci ILL by tie hev Mr.. BIZ,
dix, Mr. Asa DAsxsa Of .,hagiefswn, to MisA
ErrASsrM DwrLlrr. daughter VI Mr Jeremiah
Dweey, Of ivoion
DIED, :. ~.E,
ia this town, os the 26,h uit. Mrs. MsHiIAbLE
coLLiss, eo"sor Of Major John A. CoLLIss, in ,iss
4.a year ot her age. u,, =
On the 2lst ut RobrRr. con OF sir. Robert Law.
ton. Jun in the l2sh year Of his sge.
On Friday morning last, Mr.. sAauk l. Gahksst :
in The SAD year of his aye. ..ts
On saturday evening last, Misc MANIA RusoiexsT 4
aged Is. daughter of Nc. Josa,han Burdieks -
On sunday morning last. Al,ss sAsAn HAA1x1rs
aged IS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-05
Portsmouth Wo0len Mandatory.

THE subscriber informs bis friends snl the pub,
a lie, that he continues to Card Wool, Color sp!
Press Cloth, and 20 Manufacture Plains, Satinpta.
Planncls, &c. all which wiiI be done IN . svreric..
narnef, Il Moderate prices. having the BEN Kind !; I
machinery in excellent order, and woi kmen eape, " ;"
enced 10 every branch Great sttrutoh viii be bs;X
20 ,hose Who are tsinc,usi III payment, and ,.,,i
will be negl~e,rd
Person, indebted 10 him are earnestly reanesis 4
10 make in fnediUe paymep,-ihose whose sseodbs
are oi long ,,anding IN particular. will had ths ~
pwn interest 10 make speedy settlement. -
SAMUEL CLARKE.
Port,uorah, {Cin6sips Initial Oct. II.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-05
Newport. Jan. %, 1917.

Var hrhenecs.--inc compliance si,h res.
olu, ion of toe senate OF the Cuitcd States, tho
acting Secretary al War has repoued state.
mcpl cxhb.in,; the rDouot expended. the
suns reiuiour .ci, ala the ba,ascIs ciaimcd
by certain Stalcs, FOR service, rendered by
their militia durips The late wpr. la thiste.
pou, "a p;lmed copy ot which has been po
htely io'wafdrd US from \Vashngton) We do
not fad any me0,ioo of M,ssac busetts OF
Cennec icut hut Rhode Isiaad, it appears,
has claimed 55,7s7 doiiArs and ccn,s--ha.
received 81 el7 dollars and 81 ceDts-ond
sill demands the balance of S3,869 dollars
and 40 ceu,s. We have uo donbi the p, ople
would be much Obliged by nfor m alton f.om
their rulers, respecting .ire items of this war
account, aud wbst is TO be done with this
grea, sum if The General Government should
generously pay II to ,bem.-Prou. Par.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-05
NOTICE

~ order ths, the sabscriber may be ensb,1' e..
meet his osu engagements, he calls on al! ~
ms who are indebted n him. 10 make inrpc,
,iynent, Otherwise he will be urder the disssf .
BE necessity of placing his d1nsnds In the
u an attorney, for eoliec:i-~ CAfEs ll!G.,
Nrcpor;. 0:t I?
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-05
I0r SAFE, or 10 LEI,

4 Parm in Ras.Grecnwieh, containing $50 acres,
"A well proport'oned foe. plowibg. oreharding,
pdsturng, moving ADD wood land and is extremely
we'lws,ered The farm 10 situated ON the pos,
load. ab6Tt two miles south of the Courthodsc.
There is good dwelling house. barn and other out,
buildings thereon standing, with good stream of
water running through the farm. Suitable for n,il,
Of any description. o..
.a.s0-a Dwcfng.houGe and Shop. in .wewpe,,
near the red .nnsryet. A!so, two lots ~ Lend, IO3
feet square, in the ives, part f the town, suiis,r
Tor burdifE Tcfs SlI Of which viii be soid or leas.
cd on reasonable terms.
kikevise--s pair Of z ytst Old Oxen.
SPENCER HALL
Nevpors IAN 90 ~ a. 49,. ... D.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-05

TIE Navy--It appears by an Official state.
ment Of tho contracts made by the Unired
State, Navy Department in 10 l6. that besides
the contracts for ship timber, sc. for -. and
frigstcs, the Dspor,nen, hos contracted for
" on. rsll and complete frame Of live oak tor
Il - gun ship" TO he delivred " on or before
the lsb July, 1918, at such navy yard ss the
commissioners OF the nsvy board moy dcsig.
nate," dito Tor a ship Of the line, within
six months, and two ditto for figs,es, with
in l2."---i6td sv
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-05

Humid. edo ef Iri.h smieianis ealis. 70
British colonies, ere now In STARVING coG-
dhion at St. John's, New foanolend. This
governor had engaged vessels 10 convey sUa
OF them TO their native Land. Poo, fools why
did they cot ny The inier.0r OF the Onitea
States f--N Y. COL
Accounts frsm New. Orleans state thar the
Patriots oil south America hate defea,ed ,hS
Royaists ~ q recent battle a little distspce
from Boquilla, and that the lstter.lost In kill
led and wounded 500, end $50 prisooers,
II Is also stated that q convoy with two mil.
lions Of dollars, on lis way frosn Mexico .,s
Vera Cruz, has fallen into ,be hand, OF .ha
Patriots. " Y. ~ PoG
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-05

By a report os nc con pmiuec or ways and
means, we are Informed, that oesrly eleven
millions Of dollars al The naiicoal csbi, &C
eording 10 the entries IN he Register books,
were ex,ioguishcd in 1916; bat sdl;ng e.
this som what doe not appear in the records
of the Rcgi>tert the arrears paid TO the s'n,y,
aud other disbarse mepts fot debts prev;,us'y
contracted. the real amount paid last year
from ,hs Uni,ed Sts,es Treasury, wee fr,enfy.
four nnl ions, besides the balance remairing
an hand op the Is, Of J,nusry, and the Gu
'en, expeoces for tho support ofthe civil, di
ol7r ,!ic, nIvai and rli'riry e.'abli,hmen,.
H. d.cto hasten the i,sl ext,nclieo Of III,
leb,, The committee have repors-d .
s:..t- rs he stalking Fund q, ten uhiiiou,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-05

S,ea,z- Bodfs.--We uDde staud, tibet !, Is
contemplated to run Steam Bosi between
this place sed N-4yport, the next summer, to
commence in My With the conveyance OF
the nrs, Goverror.--A boat is building on the
Connecticut, to p'y between Norwich and
New London ibid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-05
Post-Omce Department.

fhe following estimate shews the gradasl
progress Of the post.office depar,rent in
the Uni,cd States, from 1893 10 1916, in
G. save.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-05

RI ....
They may be had by the purchase Of o Sor,u'
bate Number in the
WdshMgfoa Bridge Lofie,y, No. z,
Which commenced drawing Deccmber 9Th. In ihs
city of New .tiAven. and to te drawn rapidly.
..y., SCHEME.
90 Prizes OF 1000 doi,srs each,
! do 100 tickets 600
.~; Il do 50 10 500,
20 do 200
40 d. 100
l02 do so
2A0 do Is
3055 do
S47S Prizes-6Sal Blank s--Deduc.ion from ptl-
zes. Is psr cent Price .i Tickets, Whole 8 O.
Halves 3 l2.i-2-Qlsrtersl 1 G2I.2-bu, from tho
verj great demand for them, will spon rise.
g-.eA fiso,---1iCKE7S
10 the Plymouth Dsseh Lottery, now drawing IN yss.
'en---i,ighes, Prize 8 5000. Tickets 8 so--.in the
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