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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-20

| The Society Of Arts have voted Mr.. Cobbett a
medal for his communication on the subject of straw
bonnets. The public have heard OF seed imported
from America and sown here in order 10 obtain the
straw. Mr.. Goblet has produced straw and plat
from grass which grows all his kingdom, and
that plat surpasses even the American plat. In
short, he has demonstrated that the people of this
country may at once set TO work, and supplant the
Italians in the making of bonnets
.8botitton Of Spgro Silvery.- twenty-five petit
tons presented to Parliament, May 9TH, from
different parts Of the country praying he House to
take measures preparaye Tor the abolition OF SID
lrery in the British Colonies
Uncourtly Sei=are Of Court Dress.
The court dress of Mr.. Secretary Canning was,
are Informed seized on The premises Of his tailor,
on Saturday Similar dresses belonging to Lord
Clanwam and Sir Henry Wellesley narrowly es-
capped like fate, by being sent 10 their owners a
short time before the arrival OF the officer. 1t APP
pears that considerable saving is made in the ex-
pence of these gorgeous court suits by being sent
Paris TO be embroidered and it is asserted that the
llusious personages above alluded to first ordered
plain suits to be SENT undertaking to get them EN-
broldered themselves.
They were accordingly furnished, and then sent
to Sir Charles Stewart at Paris and after being
Igorgeously embroidered, and fit to appear before
royalty, were returned to this country with or as
dispatches, and escaped The vigilance Of the Gus
toms Secret information has, however, accom-
pllshed an event, that will 60 far to 9 eclipse The
gaiety of couruers" on Wednesday next.
London Examiner.
Not many centuries ago, law was made in Eng
land, prohibiting the New Testament in English 10 be
read by women, 'prentices, journey men, or sery-
ing men.
So little were women regarded formerly in Eng
land that the Benefit Of Clergy was not extended TO-
them MI the days Of William and Wary, when 40
Act OF Parliament was made bestowing that privi
iege on them Women, by the law of Hndostan
are not admitted 10 be witnesses even in ci, III
cause and in Scotland the same law has not beenl
very long in dlsuse
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-20

FOR THE WATcRMAH.

He Niger est htine, III Romano cayeL
1t might have been supposed, that Mr. George
Read, jr. having practised all the intrigue and AZ
IccPsion in his power, by trying to induce Nh !on1
Harlan TO vote for Louis M'Lane for senator oCo'i
gress, instead Of c. A. Rodney, and in having cyl
deavored to force his father into Mr. Rodney
place, against the sentiments Of the majority by w
help OF federal aid, would at least have ceassu y
after the plain manifestation IF pubGc o@@'"" |
the county meeting, where ne was left in Ea'Ho''1
as small in comparison with the unusually nu'"''
Gus assemblage at the Red Lion, as the party he"'I
IN the legislature, but no--althougb The Ees''''
proPosn; the alteration of choosing the iIcRe" W
debated and discussed in the fullest measure
sooner had the meeting adjoarHed, than ''l'' N''l
n me Grass flor he opened not his mouth Pop'''
to Dr. Naudain to form another party, and au0P
solutions sabcersire ofthose passed by the i9j0'
but Dr. Naudain, who had advocated the qaes'Y.
70 alter the mode Of forming the ticket, 10 uO.'
from pure and upright motives, refused to ls't" ="
moment to this most peslent proposal mu1''
his own honor aud credit, and lett this pfe'ehGr.
mocrat, but reut fsderaiist, 10 chew the cua o. Ut,
own Inter reAeclons.* The motives tina! su'''1
Mr.. Read TO this conduct, must be as plan d '"'
he sun shines. Chagriaed, moTtifed and f'~f
poiafed, that the aspiring views OF the unl'so ''|
lies Of the M'Lanes and Reads, had been niPI''
he bud, he resolved to destroy, if possible Tn'''
his family was not permitted to rule. But the y
pie viii perceive the ctoren (oot, and they WIZ 7
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-20
Spontaneous C9mlusti6g.

Inc following case Of Spontaneous Combustior
has been dsscii?ed BY Mr. James Gallon, 81 Glas
gov, N me Edt@bngh Physical Jouraal. vol vii
P. 2l9. Having sold to spirit dealer pa,r.l 4
sample bottles, sent them packed in an cld ba,er
she bottom OF which was much broken 10 prcyrn,
s lhe bottles from falling through put across H.
Oo''om OF The basket piece of old packing Sheet
winch had lain long about an oil and colour ware
mouse ana was hesmea'ed with different kinds d
vegetable oil About six or eight weeks after me
s9,,ignHn informed me thar my oily cloth and bask
Ct had almost set his ware house on FIRE. m. bsSr
81 ana cloth had been thrown behind some splr.t
casks p'etiy much confined from the air, and abont
;.h'a.oaY ne was alarmed by a smell Of fire. Hay
rug moved away the casks in the direction whence
tne smoke issued he saw the basket and cloth in a
olaze ms TACT may give useful hint 10 psrsons
~ Puohc WORKS where gapol, rapeseed, or linss ed
OILS are used u their manulactu es as II sa
ollshed fact (though not generally known la
' .hese seseaoIe os used in cloths, yarn or WOOL in
me process OF dyeing and confined for time fron,
fire. 'o" spontaneous
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-20
Excuses for not attending public worship, BY er-
emLtGry Christians.

Excuses for not attending public worship, BY &c
emEtGry Christians.
Oversight myself couldn't dress in time.
Too cold--1ou hot-IOo windy-loo dusty.
Too wet--Too damp-1oo sunny--Too cloudy
Don't feel disposed
No other time to myself.
Look over my drawers.
Put papers TO rights.
Letters 10 write to my friends
Taken dose of nhysic
Been 0led this morning
Mean 10 walk to the Bridge
Gong 10 take = ride.
Tied to the store six days in week
No fresh air but on SUNDAYS.
Can't breathe in Church, always so full.
Feel little tcYersl.
Feel little chilly
Fecl very lazy.
Expect company to dinner
Stump'd my great toe.
Got headache.
Caught id last night at party.
Must watch the servants.
Cant leave the house for fear Of fire.
Servants up to all mischief when go to church.
Intend nursing myself to day.
New bonnet not come home
Tore my muslin dress coming down stairs
(Iol anew novel must be returned on Monday morning
Wasn't shav'd IN time
Don't Ike Liturgy alwaysprayng forthe same thing
coming.
Don't ike an organ-t's too noisy.
ION IKE singing without music; makes me nervous
Can't SIT IN draft OF air-winCows doors open il
summer.
stove too hot in winter, always get a headache.
Sant Dear an eXempore seImon--too irothy.
Dislike written sermon-toO pressing
Nobody to-day, but our own minister.
Can, always listen TO the same preacher.
Don Ike sangers--too bombastical
Cant Keep awake when at Church.
Snord aloud last time was here-shan't risk il AGAIN
Ilrd 70 death standing to pray
Hate 10 kneel, makes my knees stiff
heah - inquire Of some sensible person about the pro-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-20

! AZ a meeting of the Democratic Republican,
Gems OF the County OF New Castle held accorl,.
adjournment at the Red Lion the l4tb Of Il. \
month, (June,) 623.
John MERIT was appointed Chairman and
Ferris Sec'y.
The accommodations at the Inn not beirc ,.I
clently large it was Resolved to adjourn to,b,usd
The Meeting being organized Resc ,,o,og
ed by DR.. Naudine for changing the modeors,G
ing candidates for the various Offices of the cms
was taken up, and alter full discussion n, NJ
approved-the following was proposed BY "a
Crow and adopted
ReSoired, That, for the Hundred Of Bran5o,,J
VIM. Penny, Jehu Forwa and VIM. AlJr4
ChriStiaua.
Jno. Erwin, C. ]. Wolf, and Thos Baldwin
NIL Crpeh.
llarman O. Head, Jno. Dixon, and And,l
Reynolds.
Hhitr Clay Creek.
Dr. J. lieistler, Geo Gillaspy and BsnnI
Watson.
.NSm Castle.
Benz Marley, Jas. Mccullough, farmer, i
jeremiah Bowman.
Levi Clark, Jacob Bidde and John Bowman
Pencuder.
Levi Boulder, Arthur Beatty and Samuel Bod
den.
81. Georges.
w 3. Cochran, Jno. Caulk, and David Ili:gi1I
.4ppo9RinimiHk.
Ihos. Reynolds, jr. Benz. Johnson and Abahsd
Rolhwell
BE and they are hereby appointed Judges 70
y election, IN their respective Hundreds at sud
'iace as their Hundred elections are usually held
IN The end Saturday of September next, for the A
'ointment Of len Delegates for the Hundled
-hrisiana, and Five for each Of the otheI Hundred
IS representatives oil the Democratic party in Nel
Caste County. The Judges giving en- days n)
ice OF the time and place OF election.
Resolred, That the Delegates thus appointed
hall meet at the Red Lion, on Saturday the N
u September next, between The hours oil Y and
CLOCK in the afternoon, and there proceed tomasl
M Ticket. to be recommended to the urdrltl
Import OF the Democratic Republican Citizens a
his county at The ensuing General Election
R'solred, hat the Delegates shall report IRON
ach hundred the names OF Two, OF more person.
Or each OF the Offices TO be filed.
Resolrra That the Delegates shall vote by Dalo|
Or each Candidate.
hesoired, That this meeting adjourn to The !n1
'aturday in June 1924
ReS0lUed, That the foregoing proceedings '01
resolutions be published in the Walchman s6Os |
y the Chairman and Secretary
JOHN MERIT, Chairman
AtIest,--A. Ferris, Sec'y.
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~
Yorh Dailg ,4lcenicer.
Inc Quesn Of Sweden, Who has never vis,.d
sweden IS about 10 set OUT for Stockholm - 81
Presen' at her soma marriage w4.h he Princess
y Is said OF Noekins, the sculptor, via la,.lv II
sd IN England leaving immense we,lth s"n yo W.
sna' nc was SO parslmonious to deny himself the
common comforts Of lite. He would stenin,o IT,
oers shop TO wash ms hands, in order - say' o..
expense OF soap at his own house. 'i0
o,S IN =, Hone has discovered that the membrane
10" .ne Vhpahum or drum Of The ear is muscu.
Jar ~ It's structure, and is Composed of srriss If
muscular rad Of equal length, ii conyeoutnre Il
the exactly circular form Of the menhl4na> ,,J
meeting ~ rs centre To this exact equality in The
lengths OF the muscular flores in the bums3 h.ar,
oi' h'eraFd attributes its greet capabty of annre!
c'ains niuslcsi sounds. lie states that the ear ~
the elephant has an oval membrane, with 6bres q q
very unequal iehE!h; and to this circumstance he
attributed the aedged insensibty of that animal ,c
any but low or grave sounds
CHRISTINE ots;pcr, Apsig 1928.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-20
From he Baltimore Patriot.

We mentioned Oh the l9th ult thar the Commits
sloners appointed by the Cove nor and Council OF
ths state, to survey route Of Canal from the Sus
uehanna TO BAllmore, hal lett here on their tour Of
DUTY aud that they intended visiting he New Yor;
aoal for he purpose OF gaining information, &c
he following IS extract OF letter from one Of
me gentlemen, dated
"UrIcA, n. Y. May 50h.
We reached this place yesterday in good health
ana spirits and shall set out again for the westward
Immediately alter breakfast. At ALBANY we com
menced Our observations on The Canal and have
never Tor any great dslnce been out Of sight OF il
rom that 70 this II is certainly one Of the greatest
wotks ever heheld, whether it be regarded with an
eye TO the difficulties that have been removed or TO
me evident and vast utility and benefit to all the
country at each end, and through all the districts
over which II passes The first obstruc,ion above
lloany IS the Cohoes falls in the Mohawk river
ne entire river tumbles almost PRECAUTIONARY
over sol mass OF slate rock OF about sixty feet in
helSht ana pr1dnces one great sheet of foam from
margin TO margin Of the river. On oasslne IN,
bridge Just below VT stopt some minutes 10 con;em
Pla'e ihls Wild and grand scene. The canal passes
along one side OF this great cataract wi hin lew
Ieet Of It's margin, where the isborcrs wee then al
work. maxim an excavation, Tor The canal and tow
Wg PAIN, winch when complete would be more than
nan quarter OF mile twenty feet deep ,hrorphl
'nld rock. lhc grandeur and ruggedness of the
'cehery at thc Llele Fans, where the Mohawk mas
'es through the monnlai S, IS inferior only to the
passage o. ne Potomac at tIarpers Ferry Thel
,'nai mounts up through TINS rugged pass, haviDri
ne most IRENE 'dous pIecp.ces OF rock on the one
l'na' ana a 'oamlng torrent on the other with an
Ease and safety that is altogether wonderful TheteI
$ at the upper end Of the falls lateral canal or
eeder' which passes the collected torrent of the |
w.o!s 'lVsr, on stone acquedect Of three arches
Nc passage boats pass along this aqueduct to the
ittle village called the Little Falls. About twenty
niles below the Little Falls, we embarked On III
ahal IN small passage boat but at that place we
'o mo one o. The regular line between that place
nd ms drawn by two horses at abou, four miles an
'oHr. As We thus glided along, the valley OF The
'loha"k presented one Of the most fertile and beau
y u countries ever behed. We shall stop again
syracuse about forty miles from this to see MIR
,eddes' the engineer thence to the Cayuga Lake.
hence TO Owego on the SNsgt hanua thence down
l'u nome as soon as possible. which we suppose
nay DC done IN about two weeks from this time"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-20

ARKANSAS, April 29.-,lhc following facts. n
relation 70 the murder Of an Indian and lhe subse
quent execution OF the murderer, which took nlace
IN Miller county, some time last month. were rela
ted to US by several respectable gentlemen. win
nave recently returned from that County
Choctaw Indian, calling himself Doctor Sihlev
a'u belonging to wandering tribe of that nation.
who have resided in the neighborhocd Of Red Rive,
o some years past, while in state Of lotoXjcaton
STABBED another lndlin to The heart, who mediate
~ expired. After the murder brother ol H. H..
Ceased Indian came to Shley, and told him that h.,
must have revenge for he death of his b,o,h.r bv
'aA'ng his (Sibley's) lite. To this proposal Sblex
feSuiiy assehled and proposed thai his execution
Shoui1 take place on the following morning. winch
vas a!so assen'ed to by tie other paity. N he
'heahuee' oloiey was kept under no restraint what
ever Dut was permitted his freedom as usual, with
our showing the least disposition to make Ills escape
" heu me morning arrived which he was to suffer
pea'"' 'spiey went out with the rest Of the party.
aha a'ded ~ digging grave or lie deceased Indian
Al't' y was Inished, he observed to the patty, that
y '"ooB IL large enough for both Of them 70 lie in
a az. S'Rnihed wish to be buried ia the same grave
MS ho' being objected to, he placed himself in
o.a"u'i'S position over the grave, with his aims
stretched ont and gave the signal to fire, when tie
nrother oil the deceased Indian placed rifle At hio
3east aud discharged its contents through his heart
ne dropped into the grave, and instantly expired
GaSette.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-20

letter from lIavre states that Mr. Gallatn md
i NTany VIII return to the United States in lie
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-20
The Rev. JOHN BURTON vii,
COMMUNICATED.

For the Information Of those professionc, .,.
tiers ~ho are ignorant thereof
BE 1t known that there are thirty two mint.
Mariners Compass, each point containn, i,
degrees and fifteen minutes-lhere is a,,o
point upon which the card is balanced ao1 ".
which 1t vibrates, and therefore So points io,,'
the whole number.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-20
MarLfnrd. Cnrnecticut .Lrun 1n

- :, - II"FJU'Hi OUHHPCttCUt, JNNe TO.
IA" Storm'--On Thursday Of las, week luri-
Gus storm OF wind and hail passed over Ashford, in
direction from the North West, destroying grain,
corn, and almost all the glass on the wine. yarJ
side OF those houses exposed to its course is width
was about three miles. About three Thousand
panes o. glass were destroyed none school dicrict
embracing strip of one mile in length; Pips an,I
l'oslins were found killed, and even the bou,,hs and
branches OF trees cut off by the hail stones in some
places, literally covering the roats, and the formers
many OF them, have cutup their rye for fodder.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-20

by the Decatur, We have received advices from
New Orleans to the 22nd of May. The waters OF
Ihe mississippi had subsidized, four or five feet, and
no FEARS were entertained that further damage would
be done by the flood. PhV ca
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-20

Captain Wilcox arrived at MobiIc from Boston
reports that on the 10th of May, off Tortueas he
was boarded by the United States schooners Ter
lier and Ferret. The officers informed him that !
ocnf. Of Commodore Porter's Squadron had cap
Sured Prat'cal Schooner with so men on board OF
Matanzas, after smart action in which 90 of ~
Pirates were killed--49 OF them were taken nriso-
ners pLtJ
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-15
UNIVERSITY LOTTERY.

Second Class,
will commence Oh the 9Th of next month.
Capital prizes are Dc, 200, 10000, 5000,
4, 900, 5000, 5000, &c. &c.
Tickets Do, shares in proportion. .
Tickets and shares, in agreat variety OF
numbers in the above lotteries Tor sale 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-15

You must know, that, though not great
prophet al home, Led oy some
Yet abroad I'm thought knowing and learn
AS is proved by the fact, tx deny it who dares'
Though my head is not covered, as yet, with
gray hairs.J Icemoer'
From the first Of the year to the last OF DE
Scarce lesrn'd body meets of which I'm not
member. France,
From Imperial Austria, and Florence, and
l've receiv'd- not ring-a respectful advance
Toward further acquaintance: and, God will
ing. mean (seen
That my iigh, be SO placed it by all shall be
Now for sheep and for horses, for oxen & kline
And, tho last, not the least, our good scaven
ger, swine, (done
Who. protected by corporate bodies, have
All they could in leg breaking, and such other
fun, ting
To keep our rich cts on Sunday from tax
A ride or walk, and thus the law breaking.
There's but one triae more which tits needful
to mention, (tention;
And to that must call your most earnest at.
As salt is discovered to be good manure,
And as there's salt in our rain, am therefore
quite sure tSpain,
That It's best we should do as they do in old
Where the wise people always permit it to rain!
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-15

associated with me, for the squadron
VAS got DOT with unparalleled exPeoi-
on. and repeat, that up to the day OF
NV arrival, piracy existed in foil force,
he harbors Of Havana and Matapzas
we're filled with our merchant vessels
waiting for convoy. Not one capture
has been made by the pirates since we
came here, nor can any intelligence be
obtained OF them, as they have aban.
doned their pursuits, and mingled with
the population of the island. nearly all
of WHORE, either from interest or tear,
are concerned in keeping their secrets.
1t is easy for those who are now en-.
Toying the comforto of home, 10 clamor
and find fault with Us; sDe might also
now have been possessed of the same
enioyments by not coming on the expe-
ditiop, for there was nothing abligato.
~ on US, and thereby have avoided the
pain which unmerited censure always
brings with it, come from whatever
quarter it will; but impelled by sense
of duty to cur country and the civilized
world IN general, all personal consider.
ations were out Of the question; we
could promise ourselves neither honor
nor profit from the expedition; no re-
ward but the satisfaction OF having
done our duty-and from the course
taken by cur newspapers, ! despaired
of making any captures; but ! knew
we should protect the lives and proper
ty of our fellow citizens, and we have
done SO.
About three years since FIVE schoon-
ers mounting 60 guns. and carrying a.
bout 500 men, were built for the sup
preston Of piracy, and this force in ad-
dition to frigate, three slocps OF war,
a brig, and some smaller vessels togeth
er with large British force, unit! a
short time previous to my coming out
here, carrying altogether about 1900
men, have ever since been cruizins
here. If they could not suppress pira-
cy with all their means in so long a
time, with what justice can the enquiry
be made "why lin twenty days after my
departure from the United States) the
squadron of small craft under my com.
mand has "doDe SO ilttle?"
There is cause to suspect that the
foregoing article, as we'll as one which
appeared in the Eastern Argus of the
4th of March, but more particularly the
latter, originated in spirit of resent.
ment, caused by an unpleasant coa1ro-
versy during the last yeer. The edit
OTIS Of newspapers have had ample re-
venge IN the destruction OF NY hopes
on this expedition, by the publicity
they have given to it; ami, it is unman.
ly in them duriDg.my absence, to carry
their resentment further. ! shall how
ever now, as heretofore, throw myself
on the protection of my fellow-citiSens,
and rest satisfied with tn ir decision on
my conduct. whatever it may be.
With great respect
Your very ob'nt Servant.
ID. PORTER.
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Twenty Dollars Reward,
w ILL be given for experimenting
w HUGHEY MCGEE.

who took from me horse in Georgetown,
d. c. to deliver him in MiddletowD, Md.
Suspicious having rested upon him in con-
sequence of bis selling his own horse, and
using exerlions TO sell that of mine. The
horse rs of light sorrel, and white name,
the tail long and darker, star in the fore
head, some white feet, scant Is hands
high, natural trotter. The above reward
will be given for securing the horse so that
get him again. at McCanlas's tavern.
6TTbe National lntelligencer, and
Baltimore Federal Gazette, will publish
the above three times. and send their &C.
counts to EDWARD S. BOpELER.
Georgetown, d. G.
NOV 10 st
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POETRY.
w ESTERN WIT.

The following article was clipped
out of the columns of one of the MIS-
sissippi Journals some time ago. Inc
pecuhari,ies OF the learned DR.. NJ are
neatly and not iIl-narturedly hit off in
1t. If the Doctor should happen to
see il we hope he will pardon the free
dom Of the author for the sake OF his
hnno, (Nat. Int.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-15
For the Msstssippi1n.
NETWORK CATTLE SHOW AND FAIR.

rRw-YoRK CATTLE SHOW AND FAIR.
Gentlemen Having seen, in the
public papers, an address purporting
40 have been delivered by great cha
rscter. at the New York Cattle Show
and Fair, which is extremely lnaccu'
rate, | take the liberty of enclosing to
you correct copy Of the same. | make
no apology for thus troubling You, as
nv excuse will be found in the vast
importance attached to every thing
which this learned man sends forth to
the world. Yours, &c. ARIEL.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-15
MATCHES.

Wherein one party is all passion and
the other all Indifference, will assimi-
late about as well as ice and fire. 1t is
possible that the fire will dissolve the
ice, but it is most probable that the
fire will be extinguished in the attempt.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-15
Look out for High Prizes!
WASHINGTON
MONUMENT LOTTERY
Sixth Class.

Commences drawing on Wednesday
next, I4tb ihsl. This Lottery is intere:.
ting, and it will he observed that on ibe
very. FIRST day Of drawing. the whole Of
the prizes in the scheme will be floating.
except the 10000 dollars, aud one Of ihe.
5000 dollars, which gives fine oppolu.
nifty to early ad,enIureIs, especially as
the scheme is arranged Tor the drawing 0!
the prizes only, the same as in the Grand
State Lottery and Gn the same sdvan,a.
peous priuciple.