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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-29
a G.. Cazenove s. Co.

nave RECEIVED By THE RISING SUN
ia7 kegs cut nail Id to 40d
70 bales Blackstone sbirting s. sheet
ings
,S packages OF plaids, stripes, checks,
furui,ures, tickings and drilllngs.
1000 los cotton yarn
500 do do wicking
Also, from Richmond
further supply of manufactured tobacco
{ very superior quality.
GThey continue to Pur-
,s,ss Tobacco, Wheat, Wool and Flax
a July Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-29
JAMES GAIT,

,,s-t crd Watch Maker, King-t., AIeTandr1o,
.,NTlSHlNG to be fairly employed in
w the line of his business, and know
ag the great scarcity OF money, and be-
ewing il hos been reported tina, his char.
yes were generally high, takes this method
y MORN his friends and the pubic gene
,,I!v, tina, after this date be will do watch
work at the following rates -
Plain Watches cleaned at 50 315
Do. when other repairs are
necessary
Main springs furnished | 70
nnD;,l. 25
Glasses, best quality y ie
and all other repairs in proportion; and all
work done in his shop under his own I'M
mediate inspection and warranted to per-
form well, July l.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-29
.UaTTR.aSSES MADE,

and all kinds OF upholstering done on the
cheapest terms WILLIAM GREEN,
Cabinet Maker, Royal street, nearly op"
pOsite the market.
FUNERALS
undertaken on The lowest terms.
July 1 20
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-29
Fashionable Furniture,

warranted equal, ii not superior, TO any
in the District: Consisting of Sideboards,
Ladies' Secretaries, Gentlemen's Secreta-
tries and Xxx cases, Ladies Work Tab
blss, Dining and Breakfast Tables, Ward
robes, Bureaus. Clock cases, Wash stands,
Candle stands, Bedsteads, Cradles, So
phas, Chairs, &c. &c. which furniture he
viii sell low for cash, barter, or approved
notes.
All orders for furniture thankfully re-
ceived aud executed in the nestest and
most substantial manner. Orders from
the country, formaterials, promptly atien-
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-29
mo 640O
Lemons.

or Boxes Sicily Lemons. in good order,
~ ir,st landed and for sale by
iuIy I9 VIM, FOWLE s. co.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-29
!. |. COHEN, Jr.

Sec'ry TO The Managers. Baltimore.
nTThe drawing of the Grand State
Lottery, { One hundred thousand Dollars
h,ghest price will be continued on thurs
day next, The 3lst inst.-Iickets only
fifteen dolla,s-shares in proportion.
iuly 26
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-29
Runnells' Prize List
Of the 9th Days Draining Of the
WASHINGTON
MONUMENT LOTTERY,

SlItR CLASS,
NOV drawing in the city OF Baltimore,
! Y under the superintendent OF the com
uissioners appointed By the governor and
No 1922 a prize of $1,000
1865 prze of 100
NJ ,544 656b
.l0,+46 l2,215 1913 SO
*I,lOS 3,7S5 4 ,5USll, 976 %
1858 1874
And very large numter oil ~
GrAlarked thus solo kUNNELLS'
OfiiCe.
The following splendid prizes remain
to be drawn, and only ten drawings to
complete the scheme.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-29
COHEN'S

LVltUy 9 I'o''1'.S. U' = "
BALTIMORE:
Where the great capital prizes an both
the last lotteries acre sold TO distant adUen-
turers, and uhere more cnpital prizes hare
been sold than a. any other office in .4ms-
rsca. :,
NrOrders from any part Of the United
States, by mail (post paid) or by private
conveyance. enclosing the cash or prize
tickets in any of the Baltimore lotteries,
will meet the usual prompt and punotual
attention. Address
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-29
ALIENS PRIZE LIST
Ofthe 4M Days Drasring Of lie Marylana
STATE LOTTERY.

No. 1919 prize of loo
l2427 246C1 do 5o
The drawing will be continued on
Thursday after next, the 3lst inst The
highest prize yet drawn is 1000 dollars
The cash will be paid with prompiHess Tor
prizes sold at ALIENS Office.
Prizes still undrawD are
Dr.. IS 10000
pn;~ss of 10000
pr;zss of 5000
II Prizes of wv
Whole tickets Dis 90 Quarters 8 70
Halves $50 Lighths 81
Tickets and shares, in The above Io'le-
ries, warranted undrawD, TO be had al
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-29
ALIENS

Lottery and -EIchdHye ODtce'
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington city.
Approved endorsed notes, ana u'os.
kinds of Foreign Bank Notes received I'D
SS|Otders from any part of the United
States, per mail, enclosing Zoe cash or
nrize tickets in any Of the Baltimore Lot
ieries. will meet the most prompt atteD'
''''' S.&M. ALLEN SEQ.
iuly es Washington City.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-29
Saddle and Harness Making
Business

in all it's various branches. He tenders
mis- grateful acknowledgements to his GUS
toners for the distinguished patronage
he has received from them. His friends
and the public are assured OF prompt &C.
computations; he feels confident that
with the aid of some OF the best work
men and a constant supply of the most
choice materials, he will be able to rem
der ample satisfaction to those who may
please to favor him with their applications
hv order or otherwise.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-29
Removal.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
i. his friends s. the public, that be has
removed to the next square below his tor
mer establishment, in brick house, near
ly opposite to the Mechanics Bank of A
exandria, on theSoulh side ofKing street,
where he carries on the
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-29

besides twenty d ten dollar prizes. lck'
cts only 10 dollars shares in proportion.
The Maryland State Lottery, I'd class,
will draw on Thursday nex', 3lst instant,
when it is most likely that some OF the toll
lowing capitals may appear from the
wheels to some fortunate customer, viz
prize of 100000 IS 100000
1 prize of $4,000 is 10000
Q prizes of 10000 is 10000
9 prizes of 5,0O0ls 10000
II prizes of 1,OOOis $1,000
besides large number of smaller prizes.
Tlkets 10 dollars, shares in proportion; to
be had in variety ol numbers at
j. III. RUM Ellis
Lottery s. Exchange Office, King st. Alex'a
GrOrders from any part OF the United
States, per mail, enclosing the cash or
prize tickets in any OF the Baltimore LOT
teries, will meet the most prompt atten-
lion, addressed TO
j. Ill. RUNNELLS.
julye6
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-25
NORTH CAROLINA NOTES

We understand, that in consequence nj
the deprecated value of North caralinn
notes, number of our citizens have enter.
ed into resolution, binding themselves mi
to receive the paper of that state, without
dcducting the ordinary per centage, which
we believe ranges from ten to eleven below
par. We presume this measure, of almost
absolute necessity, will again draw down
upon our town, the anger of the citizens of
North Carolina but until they give real
value to their paper, we must submit to
their anger, and be content to manage our
affairs in our own way"
The above is from the last Petersburg
Republican. In our city also the evil il
sorely felt and resolution not to receive
The paper but mt the customary discount,
might be equally appropriate to the cti.
zens of Richmond. The discount is | / per
cent and we may say in tie language of
great man on much greater subject, the
6 evil has increased, Is Increasing, and
ought 10 be diminishtdn
How is it to be done a.? is the question:
1t is question, most peculiarly fitting for
the consideration of the North Caroliona
banks. Is it that they are so eager for IA
high dividend that they are determined to
keep large mass of paper in circulation !?
Or, is it that their dealers are SO much
pushed for money. that they cannot call in
their paper But why cannot they cur
tail as well as the Virginia banks-one Of
which in this city has been calling in 0 per
cent. Gifts outstanding debto-and the other
will do it, by regular notice, in September
when the wheat crops will have been
sold, and things may put on more cheer
full hue.
If the banks will not voluntarily curtail,
IT then becomes a question for the state lie
glslature, whether their lnterference may not
be eXpedient. Some years since, notwith-
standing the deep interest which our com
monwealth has in her banks, the sense of
public Indignation was so strong against
them for failing to redeem their notes IN
specie, that "A severe law was passed be
forehand 10 compel them to resume specie
payments. FIVE could pass such law,
why cannot n. Carolina
But if neither the bank nor the state will
redeem the credit of their paper, will the
public at large take no measures whatever
against them The Charleston Patriot
recently stated, that individuals in Virginia
and South Carolina, were beginning To sue
in the federal courts. "To this complex
ion it must perhaps come at last" Bro
kers will buy up the paper at large dis
counts-and force the banks TO pay it
Meanwhile, zee, The people, who take it at
par, lose by it-and those who have not
sown, reap most of the harvest.
RichmOnd CompiLer.
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g0GI 0R1gge

Lad Nigifs Nal brings further adsices
from Europe. but noihiog ofa lrfoiiise
aature. Lie fellos ms paragraph f,om ihe
last Enqainess eoaiaias The sp.irit of Tn j.
ieligenee.
The recent Intelligence from Spain up.
pears fuller of glnom Than suashine. DIi
the one hand VIZ have the reports that the
French general has asked for more troops,
and hat the Spanish Cortes will not CON
sent 10 any change INSTRUMENTATION until
the French have abandoned their country.
On the The other, We have fresh successes
OF the freneh, their march towards Seville,
their arrival and victory vi Talavera. IL
stated that Nina ms but very few troops
with him lnot more ihan 1000) and thai
Money is on fhe advance 10 Barcelona /:
that not more flan 1000 had lpit Madrid
and We're chagt by the Freneh-that the
friends of the constitution WIRE deelifing NJ
Seville, and the politicians at AhisbaPs
school was gaining ground. How can The
Gastilan spirit Ut such moment deserti Us
country Inc would think that tile DIS
grace of seeing the council of Castile aud
the Indies called together by French
conquefur IN the heart of Spain, to give
laws tothe empire, would almost be enough
10 "hreathe soul under the ihs of death"
The spirits and drstinies of Spain must also
be affected by the esilsiar which has gained
the aseendancy al Lisbon. There the
wheel roll, ackwurd-and the king has
promised Ia grgit n nclo constitution to his
people Shame To Rego and Scpultcda
An insult 10 THE common sense Of man
kind
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The following singular view of one of the
features of Society in America, is copied
from work on the present state OF A
merica," by father Grassi, who resided for
several years in this country, aud was for
merly Superior of the Catholic Seminary
IN Georgetown. The book was printed at
Rome and reprinted at Milan:
Mat. Int
Among the pecuIiari,ies of America
which have attracted the notice of travel
iers, few are more striking than that people
frequently live for years together without
ever knowing the religion of each other'
and when interrogatcd upon that point,
they do not answer, beLisue, but was
brought up in such sect or religion. 1t is
not uncommon to end persons who profess
sed all the SectS, and the reasons for these
changes are diverting enough. A young
lady related of herself, that she took into
her head that that must be the best religion
whose professors were the most gentee
folks in the city. She was brought up il
know not what sect, but observing a
greater number of carriages before the
Congregational meeting house than any
where else, she forthwith became ii Con
grega;ibnaist. Her parents changed thei
pl"ce Of residence, and she her religion
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Fnrm Mills.

THE spbscribey haeiag teagedhs FIRM
4 MILLS, IN The county Of Imhtfsf. iakfs
thfi method ~ informing The pubic, Haf IL
piabe5 10 purchase tehesf, 10 be aelieeytd silisr
~ he sad Mills Or At rs lumber houte N he
lseH - igathges, aAeie a.e 1et eaSa JHaeg
hal he Riebiaohd mgtk,f uH Jpsf5{y, MI a.
uays te giren. Ibo0 selto eagest 10 aars hsie
tsheat gfoand On commission ean Be necomuts-
iaied ea he usual items ef Milling.
HEfRYS. L4NGHORYE.
July 30. JIog
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I'VE suhscrILer.. az surviving

ruVIlE subscribers, as surviving executors
4 ol the lasi will and Testament, ol oifpbap
llamm, late III the comfy oi Amherst DIES i,
take this modn Of informing the heirs and b.
gaioes OF the said IIamn, many OF whom sfe
The residents OF other states, thai they will ia
pursuance Of the discretionary authority vest
ed in them by the will Of their lcstsior, offer
10 public sale on ihe premises, on Thursday
the 2uth Nov. nest, all the personal estate Of
all sums over ten dollars. Those interested
are requested pnnctnally 10 attend on that DC,
easion, ns tlesc proceedings are intended ~
preparatory 10 division of the estate, and
payment OF Tie lsgacies, bequeaihed IA sad
will. A. Il Is heieVnd b. the caeeninrs. ihnt
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MY. Josiah .tiley,

u'AkE NOTlCE--ihu shall on tho
Both day Of August, ls23, at lhe tavern
house oi MIR. ------- Shields, in the town Of
Lexington, county Of loekbridge, md stnta
OF tirginia, take the dopositiuua u Slnnheu
Rccs aud others, to be fchd as evidence on
the trial of suit now depending IN The sule,
rior Court of Chancery, Tor the I,ynehlu arg
District, IN the state of Rlpnia, wherein an
plaintiff, aud you aud certain William nura,
nre defendants WILLIAM T. IsbEI,L
July %. wIw 81
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From The Baltimore Patriot.

1t is always understood, that a caucus
should represent fully, truly and honestly,
the wishes of the people unless that is
done, there cannot be pretence set up for
giving it binding force" aud without it,
of what effect or value would it he p
When a number Of persons are called to
gether specially, to deliberate on any par
ticular subject, It is expected they will car
ny with them the well aSceridincd wishes
of their constituents, and if they are De
m0crntS, leiU obey their uOice. But is it TO
be expected that the next Congress will
speak the language and express the wishes
of "A majority Of the people in relation to
the next President? 1t is not possible,
and ought not 10 be expected. To prove
the truth Of this, | will not go beyond the
limits of Maryland. In the next Congress
both of our Senators, and it is presumed
at least three Of our representatives, are,
and will continue 10 be, decidedly in favor
of VIM. Ii. Crawford for the next Presi-
dent-but were the seats of these repre-
sentatives now vacant, not one of them
would or could be elected, with the un
Outstanding that they would vote for Mr..
Crawford. And it is also true, if one or
both of our Senators were out, it would
be impossible for either Of them to gain
seat in the Senate of the United States,
their great personal popularity, wealth,
&c. to the contrary notwithstanding Its
truth which cannot admit of doubt, that
the people of Maryland are almost en- mas.
Sc decidedly and immoveably against Mr.
Crawford, and am sure, very sure, he will
not have a single vote.
| A., n n nprocphT
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-25

TWO Lottery Tickets, Numbers 3sls
! and $3.50, in the Maryland State Lolte
No 2, now drsaibg IN Baltimore, md three
bali tickets, Numbers p27 p27g md 1873,
IN the Washington Monument Lottery, sixth
class, also drawing Ia the same city
All persons nfc cautioned nRainst trading for
any Of The above listed tickets, o. eH,e will be
taken 10 stop the payment Of sneh prizes "a
may be drawn 10 their Nos.
w sNEAD, jr.
July % II
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RHas nominal.
caihouR--par.
Gay stationary.
cagord-a0 per cent discount de-
elining.
CtHt0n-not wanteh.
= Ouer CaRdifpts--nn demand
The above would he II NY opinion. the
lar rates in the Different suites, VA Penn.
SWAMI, Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky. Ten.
nessee, indpna, Illinois, and Nssiesipni
as ! have passed through these states
aud Ind some little opportunity If know.
ing. Patent Democrat Of Pennsylvania.
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because sltsrrbsrrred more carriage. ssaf
the English church. The fa.aiy aga r..
moved, and Ivy the standard If carriages
'he was aSa!n converted. At length she
was married.. and .aok the creed of her
husband
-.~a1e".
The Georgetown Metropolitan of the
i3th, states, that " tohaeco, Of superior
quality brings better prices at this time.
than it ever has done heretnfore-a eron
raised in Montgomery county, was sold
last week at s4o--and like qmntity will
readily command the same prize" Thus
the price ranges from one to forty dollars
according to its quality-that is. according
to the degree of fertility Of land, attenlio9
and skill with which it is raised aud cured
Planters, then look to it!
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POLITICAL PRICE COURANT.

MesSrSs. EditOrs.-By publishing the
following, you will oblise many of your
distant subscribers, who are all anxious 70
know the standing Of the different candi-
dates for the executive chair-coIlected Of
the most intelligent gentlemen ofthe states
below mentioned.
demonstrating rapidly.
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C. O II r. NJ
Lottery and Exchange Office, ia, Market
BALTIMOKE

Lottery and LxchaDge Ulhce, III, MarkeI.sI
BALTIMORE.
orders from any part of the United States
by mail (posl pnid) or by private conveyance,
enclosing the cash or prizes in any of the Bal
timore Lotteries, will meet the same prompt
and punctuaI attention, as If on personal APP
plication addressed 10
j. !. COHEN, Jr-Baitim0re.
baltimore, June u, 1893,
~ CoHEN'S LOttery Gnseiie and Rfgi5-
Ter, which IS published every week, viii con
tain the official lists Of each drawing OF the
Grand state aud Monument LoHeyifs, aud will
be forwarded grGtis, to al who purchase their
tickets at COHEN'S OFFICE. Those who
w,sh to receive the Register, viii mention il
when they send on their orders.
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lac reaA Estate

Of their tesiafor, sol such value, thai II Will
he necessary 10 sell II, In order TO make div.
sien, ubder the net ol assembly, ia such eose
made aud provided, notice ~ hereby gwen,
That application viii bc made to Amherst
county court, for authority Ia sell the same
aud The presence Of the parties interested Ia
especially desired on this account 1he snb.
scfibers are nnxia,H to close their adminislra.
ton on the csiale OF Their lestaior, ard there's
lore request The attendance of the parties IN,
tefesled, hatno delay maybe made IA that obs
jet, JESSE BECK, lr.
CHAs. MONDAY ~ -
J.. 8, The terms ol the anie will bc for an
sums ol SlD and under IT, cash Tor all sns
over II II months credit, with bond md mp
proved security Persons indebted 10 the -.
tale, are requested 10 make prompt payment,
rs l0ngpr Indulgence cnnnbi he given Per-
sons having claims against the estate are re-
quesied 10 bring them forward for payment,
Interest III be required from the date el lhe
bonds payment ia not punctnaIy made
" rAn
July %. wtds 81
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TRUST sale.

by virtue of a deed Of trust executed bv
10 james holmes to the subscriber, dated
tho 10Th day Of April, lS22, and duly recorded
ia the Hastings Clerk Office, aud ior. purro-
SEES therein mentioned, ! sbnl on he 6ltl, day
of August next, at the storehouse occupied by
said holmes, proceed TO sell, TO the highest
bidder, AT public auction, for cash, the stock
Ia trade OF said Holmes, consisting of Drugs,
Medicines, Shop-iurnitufe, Paints, oils. Dyes
stnls &c. L he title in the trustee be cons
yeyed TO the purchaser and none other.
VIM. NJ. RIyES.
July 26. wtds 81
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MARKEDLY the Rev. Lewis Dawson
on tuesday the I'D inst Capt JANIS l..
LAMklN, 10 Miss Ann G. daughter OF MEL
son { DAWSON, Esq al OF Amherst coun.
".
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DiED-At The sweet Spring, on the ID inst
ISAAC READ, OF tie county OF Charotie-
The writer ol The following littu sketch tsnol
friend To an indlsorimnalo cuogy OF the
dead--but pas entirely nnuotIced he death
aud character Of | Read, would be doing Ia.
Justice 10 his memory, as we'll ~ denying 10
his friends aud the public whit they have u
right To expect Read was an nltectionnte
husband, q tender father, n humane master, u
warm friend, benevolent noighbor, kind
relative he was the poor mnns friend, the
widows protector, the orphan's guardian, u
sincere loVcroi his country, hndn we'll .wishor
To mnnkind he WINS charitable, ri iudioious ;
OF n patient aud iorgiving temper, yet firm OF
n mild spirit, but of manly decision he was
the friend OF Zion, hui no bigot 10 party his
department was allable, yol diguGed cheer
inl, yet moi frivolous, sober, bat not moroso !;
though his religious alninmenls were great,
he WINS humble he had conscience void Of
offence, gel he relied on the merits OF Saviour
Iii chDrty flowed most in secret channels
he knew how TO appreciate gifts, bat he to-
lowed utter charity In short he lived u IN osl
correct lie, and died most happy death
A FRIEND.
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1IY virtue of deed Of trust executed hy
~ George Nichols, Jolr Nichols, Barksdala
Nichols, Archibald sichols, Jhne Nichols, Pol-
~ Niclfols aud jimmy Nichols, 10 tie sutatri-
bcfs, on the 2lal day Of November, ls2l and
duly recorded 10 the clerk office Qi tie coun-
~ court OF Bedford, Tor the porpose ol sccu'
rnga certain dett due lobn A.bwell, scnr,
We shall, on sntnrdaylhc 10Th Of tngusi, ls23,
proceed 10 sell, on the promises, by way OF
public auction for ready money,
ON Il TBAC or LAND,
lying on The waters Of Sannderss Mil creek,
containing l3o ncres, more or less, adjoining
the lnnds OF George Torsh, John Ashwcll, senr
aud others Also, the
FOtiolring PersonGl Property,
10 vii One Grey Horse, one Cupboard and
one pair OF Bellows, or so much rs will satisfy
lle debt and cost above mentioned, Together
with the interest thereon We will convey
such title rs is vested in us as trustees, aud
none other
JAMES AYERS, r.
JOHN KAsEy I '"s'e'f'
July 25. w3w 81
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C0nESs OFFICE,
Baihm0re, July 3, 1929.
Onicial lit Of The 6ih days drawing of ia,


1870 prize Of 900
'12127 21Goi prizes Of SO
And 1877 prizes 81 u
M married. soH nj COTfEES OFFICE,
mhere NE ecsh can b. ho1 )or Me prisg The
pioe.tHi Hey IRE df0rn.
" This Days drawing of the GraHd Siatt
lottery continued throughout highly favorable
TO the wheel, and consequently advantageous
10 the advcniurer, no prize having been
drawn higher lhan one of goo, and that was
sold at Cohens. Onc-ffth Of this splendid
scheme is now over, and il slill contains the
ca,itsI uri1o al