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KNowLEpGE.-Tnose who know most
are most anxious to know more but
those who know but little, think they
have but little need of knowledge.
". E. Farmer.
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that being once invited to play cards, he
proposed TO ask, first, the blessing of
God. The astonished gamesters hest
tated, and he added, 81 do nothing on
which cannot craze the benediction of
Heaven
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WHOLE NO. 1850.
USEFUL RULES.
FROM THE PORTLAND ADVERTISER

X.
| /. In driving chaise or sleigh 8. keep
the track" as the sportsman says
never give them an inch; miss is as
good as mile.
2. Never throw ashes on icy side
walks; it prevents people from slipping,
besides the danger of setting the pave
ment on fire.
3. When fire is cried, stay at home
and take care of yourself; let il have
its own way and it will soon exhaust il
self.
4. Never speak well of person be-
bind his back. 1t shows a nice discrim-
inasion of character and gives you an op-
portunity 10 indulge in $ the glorious
privileges of finding fault.''
5. In large parties, if you wish TO
raise your reputation for taste, persuade
your friend if he has bad voice. TO en-
tertain the company with song; and
then compel one who sings well TO sue
coed him. 1t will prove your friendship
10 admonishing him publicly.
6. Early rising is very injurious TO
young ladies'; it gives vulgar fresh
ness and bloom to the cheeks, quite I'M
sentimental; But
Z. They should keep late hours at
night and never rise in the morning I'M
I'LL they can see the sun high enough
TO tell him how they " hate his beams.n
They will soon attain most interesting
pale and yellow hue of complexion.
8. 10 Geld weather take care to keep
open doors and hot fire. By roasting
your shins you will gain on one side
what you lose on the other.
8. In trimming your lamps never fail
TO give the wicks a good elevation
you will find pleasant odour, and the
smoke and lampblack will strengthen the
lungs.
CURE FOR A LIVER COMPLAINT.
A gentleman of Baltimore, who had
for long time imagined himself diving
OF liver complaint, was advised by his
physician. DR.. Crawford, to make an
excursion into the state of Ohio. After
an absence Ofsome months, he returned
home In good health; but upon receiv-
ing information of the death OF his twin
brother, who actually died of a diseased
liver, he Immediately staggered, and
falling down, cried out he was dead
man; and had, as he always expected
died OF the complaint in his liver. Dr.
Crawford being sent for, Immediately
attended; and on being informed of the
notion which had seized the hypocon-
driac, he took hold ofh arm, and feel.
ing his pulse, exclaimed, &c o yes, the
gentleman is certainly dead, and it is
more than probable that his liver was
the death of him. However, TO ascer-
tain the cause, | will cut him open be-
fore putrefaction takes place. He call,
ed for carving knife, and whettine il
as butcher would to open a dead calf,
he went to him, and began to Inhibition
his waistcoat. The dead man became so
horribly frightened, that he leaped up
with the utmost agility, and crying out
/" murder murder murder! and ran
off with speed that would have de-
fed whole college of physicians to
catch him ; after running considerable
distance, u"il he was almost exhausted
he halted, and not finding the doctor at
bis heels, soon became composed, and
from that period was never known to
complain Of lis liver, although he lived
upwards of twenty years after it.
FROM THE PORTSMOUTH JOURNAL.
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Ter confirming several pars.. .ulars relative 10
the sffsiis OF Greece.
The Turks have disembsrked 1000 men at
Neg'opont, and ), 10 feared ihs, place Is on
the.point Of su'rende'ing II may also be the
case with the Pa,tss, Lepso,o, Coron snd Mo.
don, of shich the G. eeks do not press the
siege, not having any regular troops.
The Pachs of Egyp, has received from the
Porte The title of Generslissimo, bu, this Dig
MY will no, suseh him 10 his cause, and 1t is
no known whether he will ever 6gh for him.
He has his eyes fixed on Candle.
The Turks commence their campaign 10
three columns directed sgsin,t Auies, Car.
pennze and hcHme. Our correspondent
thinks that this campaign hike she preceding,
will not produce sny effect, and that the Turks
will endeavor to prodsce dissffselion among
their advsrssries by The means Of b'ibes
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MN MA u,

At Bristol. 9th instant. by the Rev Bishop Girls.
void, Mr. Charles %. SpOoner, of this town, to Miss
Ehnor Munro daughter Of Ar Edward Munro. OF
Bristol
In Tiverton, on Sunday last. by the Kew. Mr. Peck
ham. MIR. John Norris, OF Troy, (Mass> To Miss
Charlotte Norton, daughter Of William Norton, Esq.
of Tiverton. t...
DIED,
In this town on Sunday last, AIRS .fary Borden. re.
ict OF Mr. William BORDEN, aged &c years.
Al the Hospital, in Bristol, on Thursday, Benjc.
mir Johnston, seaman. formerly Of this town
ln Mobile. about the middle of August last. Of
bilious fever. Mr. James Burr. jun OF Col James
Burr, Of Providence, in his Slst year.
At sea, on board brig Bowdoin, Mr George Mar.
chester. of Bristol: Mr. " Hiihan Petsrs. OF Bristol,
(Me On the 18th ultimo, on his passage to War.
M'Csrsy, OF swansey. in his Oath year.
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State of Rhode. Island, sc.
Clerks Office. Court of Common Pleas,
for The County Of NewbOr!, l5M Sep
TENDER. 1924.
WHEREAS Edward Bro~neIi, Of LI,,ie.
Compton. 10 said county, isborsr, has
this day flied in ,his office, sn application, for
notice 10 be Issued TO his creditors, to be ard
appear before said Court, on the secopd day
OF the term thereof, to be holden at Newport,
within snd for the county aforesaid, on The
first Monday Of November next, then and
there TO nominate Assignees Of the property
of said Edward, sg'eesby 10 On sc, Of tho
Hon. Gene,sl Assembly, PASSED q, January
session 1929 entitled "so oct Tor tho relief Of
insolvent debtors"--No,ice 10 therefore here-
by g'veo 20 said creditors then and ,hcrc TO
appear for the pu' pose sfo'essid.
HENRY Y CRANSTON, OK.
sept l6
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Py ord
The REAL EAT1T
Nrwnow,
On WEDNi eI..
.1f Pubic .fncfsa. .1 .E-
clock II. ~ (9 no l.s,v.a.sg ...
al hripate seir,
HE Houses in Churchstreet, in Ntel-s e4.
the Lots attached thereto
On WEDNESDAY, Oc,.sh.
M Pn6fe .fnenoa, on fhe premises q, roo,
(V nof Previously disposed Of az hr,vo,s
safe,
Two Farms in the town of WiIl;np.
ton. county Of roilsal and state of Connecticut,
commonly known by the name Of the Gls1ier and
Mcintosh Farms, short distance from stafford
Springs. The Gszier Farm contains about ioO
acres and the Mcintosh Farm Is7 acres.
Conditions made known At the time and place of
sale ''~oN W
For further particulars apply to the Hon VIZ
HusrRR, or 10 the subscriber
FRANCIS HENDERSON.
Newport, Aug 10, 1874
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Coarf o/ Pro6sfe, New.aorf, Sens 6, 1924. =
THE commissioners appointed to re-
ceive and examine the claims against the estate OF
.iiSerf W. Gardner. deceased, have made report.
and returned list of claims by them allowed against
the said Estate is ordered, that the
OF said report be referred to Court of Probate to be
first Monday ip October next, at o'clock AM aud
that notice be given by publishing this Order tha, all
persons interested may appear ifthey sec 6t and be
heard. BY order Of said Court,
CHARLES 6YLES, Prob CisrE.
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State of Rhode. Island, &c.

TLsRrseyoy se.-Ctrrks Office Suarems Ju
dieai Courf, Sehiember I3h, 1924.
THE creditors of Joshua Moves of
j South kingstown. an insolven, debtor. are
hereby notified to be and appear (f they see fly be
fore our Supreme Judicial Court, next be holden
az South. .Ring,,own, within and for the county Of
wa,hisgton. on the second Monday Of October next,
on the second day Of the term TO nominate assgnees
on tho property ofthe said Joshua.
w'ress, ROBERT 2. MOVES, Ct.
sep, is,
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N6miniStrator'S Sale.
TO-MORROW-at 10 O'Clock,

IO-MORROW-at 10 O'Clock,
If The 7o6aeeoniss s,o,e iatefy IMPROVED by
Charles Sherman, deceased, on baaaistey's
vharf, by order Of me .fdmussraser OH sbe
esiate e/ sarG deceased,
10000 American Segars, IL doz. ~.
pcrs and qusn'iy loose cut Tobacco. = q" ,,,,,y of
of refuse do 2ullsye hhds. DO snd sqr.snifv b.,,g
parts Of three 5bis do. "'e
Also. valuable iron screw, used in the manu-.
tssp;re Of Tobacco,
sept Is. WV LOWE. .3uefr
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State Of Rhode. Island &c.

WASHING geS Sc.-Ciyk's Office Slsyfre
J.a'eiGI C0nrf, Senfem6er ls 1924.
THE creditors of Henry Gardner of
Il South Kngslown, an insolyent debtor. are
ereby notfsd 60 be and appear (f they see f,l AZ
Que Supreme Judicial Court. next to be holden a,
So nth Kings'own on the second Monday OF October
nex1. on the second day OF the term to nominate as
sigi ees on the property of the said Henry.
Witness ROBERTO. MOVES, ca.
sept. is.
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State Of Rhode Island. SC.

VAsRJyGToN, se.--C!erk's Office Sucrene in
d,eiat Court, SehL rs, 1874
THE creditors of Edward Gavet, Jun.
Il Of s,snth Kngsiown. an insoyent debtor are
hereby notified to be and sprs-r (f they see FIJI a,
our supreme Jndiciai Court, mex, TO be holden at
South Kmgs,owu, on the second Monday of October
next, on ihe second day Of the term to nominate as.
s'gnees on the property OF the said Edward
Witness, ROBERT +. MOVES, CIR.
sept Is
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Brigade Orders.
Head ynarfers Bristol, }
AugUst 81, 1924.

re ffst Brigade Of Rhode Island Militia, win
paeAce tor inspection and reve W on the follow.
The Fourth aegim.nt--coi wilii.m ssuon,ebey.
September 27, i8S4. "''"'''
The firs. Regimen,-Coi william ". G. Hel,s.
September 20. 1924 "'"''
Inc Tenth kesimcnt-Coi. Jonathan Brownc,I,
September %, 1924 ""S'''
ny order Of Brig Gen. BYRON DlMaw,
MILTON FRENCH,
Major and Inspector Of Firs, brigade.
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State Of Rhode. Island, &c. Aug. 80.
THE creditors Of Lewis Grecnhili. OF Portsmouth,
in the eourty Of Newport. Yeornsn, arc hereby
notified to aPt'r. they shall see fit, Atthe General
Assembly. to be holden ct Providsw;e, on the last
Monday Of October next. TO shew thu cause Why his
petition for the benefit Of the act entitled an act
for the relief Of insolvent debtors" ought not to be
granted. HENRY BOWEN, Seery.
sept 9, 1894.
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SHIPPING. LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

Eh2bRED,
Brig John. Norris, New-York.
sch'r saliy.Hope, Baker, Boston.
CLE.ARED,
Ship Boy, Greene, New-York.
Sch. Diadamia, Mayberry, West.Indies.
>. Jane, Wilcox, st. Thomas
,, sally-Hope, Baker. Providence.
~ Ann. Easton. Point.retre, Gsudaloupc.
Sloop Caroline, Sherman, New York.
MEMORANDA
At Tabasco. Aug z. brig Nicholas & Felix, for
this port
The Kennebec Trader. was spoken Sd instant, in
lat SO, %, Ion u, from, ths port
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TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUG.
TION.

By order cft The Supreme judicial Court,
mder direction ofthe Comet Probate
JOr The to7Un Of Negvpork
On SATURDAY the 9th day of october, a, IL ':ock,
On the Prsmlses,
a Ii the Real Estate Of the late William Prior,
n situate OH Msrket-squa-e, in Newport. consist,
ing OF Dwelling House. with shop 10 front Of the
same. Ssd Estate is valuable stand for business.
and is too well known to require particular descep.
ZION OF the premises or its advantages
Conditions made known 1T the sale.
Z. TREVETT, .9ftsrney 10 tie .7Gu.irifsrc!or.
Newport, sept. 10th, 1874.
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handsome hacks, snd had mounted .ae
9, With the driveriat the psik gaze, wheo
was hailed BY d riessmstc. I" To shipa.
y-whsfe you bound to ?" To ,he Hook"
leave too and take me on board" YOU
~ 90 below In the cabin, but De il you
me On dsck." "Let down you' eompsn.
, ladder" The steps were let down, and
stepped honest Jack, who rosfed out, Keep
'r fall"
Thsy have also honored the pi, of he thea.
Sith their presence IN toie sble numbers,
q tolersbIy in fof il. 90 that's excellent"
."ihu's 6oe." said one in spplaudlug . SEN
ment OF the play and, when Parker danced
sstlor's hotnpipe, IN cba' acter. their cheers
ere enlhusisstic. ~ know him." said one
. Jack Gravity, turned plsyc, man he's
ineed that dance q hund'e ed ,ishes on our
undeek Saturday night. Halo, Jack, don,
on know Us !"
Tnus enjoying themselves, and afro'ding
aefriment 10 Others, these gallant sonsof Tree.
ON arc tasting for whlo tho joys Of being
eleased from conhncmen an rie,d disci.
'line and, when relieved from their loose
ash, which 5000 must bs the case, they en-
er tor another cruise, gsiIy singing. When
ny moneys all gone, wnat ! gained 10 the
wars"
A Yankee paten, IN schine we have heard Of
which (s'ys 'he sto'y,) when properly wound
up and set IN motion, will chase a hog over o
ten acre LOT, catch, yoke and ring him." with
ihe utmost precision ond tho greatsst slscriiy.
BY late law of the Legislature Of Ohio, Il
Is made the du y ot the msslct at the expira-
ton Of the se'vce Of an apprentice, TO furnish
him Che app en,ice) A." with new Bible end
a. least two suits OF common apparel"
CHARLEs THoM Tho Woodstock
speaking oi ,nu desth Of tho veners.
bic Secretary to tho 0 Congress, says, very
Justly" HI, name Is associated with the
p'oudsH recollec,ions uf Ame ican history.
The modes br' & ~ and independent Sectc.
'ay OF the Revolutionary Congress mas been
gathered 10 ats fathers, full OF years aud iuli OF
honlrs The be.t cpi'oph which can DO en-
& av-d upon h m>uumAn vii be-
THE REMAINS OF HNRhEs THOMSON,
-" PsGe Toe Il - -isne UaIted o.aIss.
M Crotg}ord's heIkth We have convers-
ed W. sgenlIeman that lately saw NJ CRAw-
FORD II the Sp''ng., who represents him as
sone'y well, IN high spiriss, pleasant, commu-
nicalive, and thai no, ves,igc was lelt Of the
Iaysgcs Of fsr mes disease.
Georgetown Met ofchfa1, Of Seft :.
5 l., FAIRFIELD Egg Justly celebrated
sot his poenc s'ehIs. has assumed the editor
shIp ot The New b d,otd Mercury.
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appear 10 be bs;ren Of any news cf Impor.
tsnce.
THE GRhEES and TURKS.
With respect 10 Il esca inc Is said to be
Ia dlffs ence in the views OF Eng land and Rus.
|sa |; the 70 mer power desr,ng rs pdepen
ID nee 90 footing similar to th,t OF The Ton
ian Islands, the latter Wishing tae country TO
|be erected into principaiiy, subordinate TO
the Psre, iike Wallschia and Moldsvis, bu
unde, The gua' 'sn,ee of the European powers.
for tho chi pynen, OF stipulated right, and i'm
|muntiss In The mean time, the p ,triotic IN
hsb,,sn,s are vindicating their own rights ana
|interests with resolution and success. a pro-
position Of tho Turkish commander to tho
G eecisn chief, th' ough Panou,ias, tho @ eek
com msndet in Livsdis, that hey should throw
themselves on the clsa!erey Of the Poue, has
been rejected with contempt, end their deter.
uinatius sgsin rcpesied, either 20 &c tree or
perish A decree Of Ihe Geek goycrpmen,
has ordered All Europcaa vessels employ 'dby
,hc Tarkish goseenmcnt 10 the usnspo' ta'lon
|of troops, sc. TO DC cspursd IN consequences
|of which number o' ysssels that had been
cha tered at Constsntnopie have been with.
d. own by tbeir csp,sinS
A private letter from Zcs, dated the 18th
|Saue, seq, that Two armies collected in Asia
Minor had voluntarily disbanded themselves,
aE,er plunde'ing and massac'sing the Chris
|,isns. These forcos fc med the chief rel,
snce Of tho Porte. The operations up 10 the
last dates in Other quarters, had been quite os
|pnfsvor able TO the Turks aa stated IN prcviou,
|Iepons.
Exrsct Of private letter OF the c6,b OF
June, from Constaotinople -" Persons who
|ptc cps'ing there re eTinds then O! the times OF
she anciens. The men have tsken arms
|vith0u, exception, the aged priests, The wo
men and chndten aro shut up IN the castle
under the quad Of an Albanese bsttslion, who
IS, chs'ged 10 pu, Them 10 death II the Turks
should obtain the vic,o'y.
Extract OF Q private letter Of the Cd instant,
from o leans -" II 10 said tha, orders for
the evacuation Of NJ oidavia spd Wsllschis have
been dispatched, but tbs, part Of Mold'vis
which i. siuated upon tho Russian frontiers
will continue 20 be occupied. In consequence
Of esclsrs,ion by the Geek Seos,s, author.
Using Greek Captain, 10 ttea, as ensnies, aud
10 capture all vessels Carrying provisic..s TO
rho ru,k,, several Cnri,tiln ships, " aieh had
syrsed o take IN esgoes Tor the Pscha Of L..
cyo,, have refused 20 fulfil thsis con,rse,,-
The same refusal has been made ct Cous,su.
,ioopie, but il is believed hat they will DO
compelled 10 execute their engagements.
PARIS, July 20.
we h,ve received rem Ml,,olonshi ls,.
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Hdministratoy's Notice.

.. administrators Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
scribcr has been duly appointed sdmieis,ra,or on
the Eststc OF piihan Creenei, late OF Newport, in
the county Of Newport. mariner, deccs.ed snd has
taken upon himself that trust, BY giving bonds, az
the law directs. All persons having demands a.
gainst the estate OF ssid deceased are hereby re-
quired to exhibit the Same and al persons ndebt-
ed, are called upon TO make payment to l.
NATHANIEL n. LANGLEY. .3d,p'r.
Newport, sept 9, 1924.
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w HEREAS Julia Ann Wilcox, q
mulstto girl, has Of late borrowed money Of
different individuals, in my name. and has me in
debt, at several shops, without my knowledge--I
therefore caution all persons against trusting her on
my account. AS shalt not pay any debts by her con.
uacted, after this date DREW HARRIS.
Newport, Sept Ii, 1924. Csi6
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SEALED PROPOSALS,


AZ ILL be received by the subscriber, uath The
w 2Oth. instant, for, supplying 1000 rcrcheS OF
STONE, at Brenton's Point, Of the following de-
soripton, 'n 2Ooo perches in masses OF any shape
10 weigh rom 200 to 500 pounds 1000 do do. DO
10 "eYh iiom 70 tons 1: 1000 TO DC of tho hrst
qHs''ty ,q'di"g stone. with good beds, and lace.
q sunAbie proportions
Deliveries OF the rough stone to commence in i've
days "itef closing the contract, and TO be completed
~ the ioth of November, the building stone to be
d. '''eied hen called for allowing At least 70 days
tor rs eonpetion and the whole to be delivered by
the l5h OF November r.-Ah proposals 90 be accom-.
panied by specimens Of The stone proposed TO be sup
pied, aud 10 De endorsed proposals for supplying
stone"
fhe above will be given entire, or in small con-
tracts, 20 SUIT psoposers.
For further particulars spplyto
A. TALC0TT.
L. cfEngro.
NeDper,, Sept 8, 1924. tts20]
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Co"rf Of Probate, Aewhorf, Senf 6, 1924. .
lHE commissioners appointed 10 re-
ee've and examine the claims srsins, tbc estate ~
Samuef Sferse. deceased, have r,sde report. and
returned list OF claims by them allowed sp.Sst
sa,d Estate is ordered, that the consideration OF
sNa report be referred to Court of Probate, to be
no'uch At the stsie.house. in said Newport or, the
FIRST Monday in October next at 8 O'Clock. Az snS
.oN notice be given by publishing this order, that all
persons Interested may APPEAR they see t, snd be-
heard. by order OF said Court,
CHARLES GYLES, Fro5 Clerk.
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sept o.

Assignee's NMice.
IHE subscribers having been appointed
by the Supreme judicial Court of thin sta,e NJ fbeir
August term, 1924, Assgnees of the estate and cf-
fects OF Jossh Bro,vnsa, jun, Of Newport lsborcr,
now peutioning for the benefit of an "Aot for the
relief OF inscysnt Debtors" give notice TO the cred
nors to exhibit and prove their claims against ,hc
estate OF said 3rowneII, within six months froulhc
dsts hereof, sgrecsbIy to law
THOMAS DURFEE,p s
Na,e JOHN CANNON. ''s''s'eeS'
Newport, sspt 0. 1924 I4w,
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THE subscriber, Collector of the state and Town
Taxes, voted in June last, hereby gives notice,
that he has commenced the collection Of the same,
and respectfully requests all those indebted Tor said
Taxes. to pay the same without delay, at No 9, Mar
ke, square JOSEPH MARTIN.
Newport, scpto,
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YESTERDAY

Go ERDAf
THE 18th Of September, the following handsome
Il prizes we're drawn in few minutes, in the
-%ueen's College Literature Lottery,
FIFTH CLASS.
SCHEME.
g Prizes CT s0c0
1000
8 $50
100
81
1873 90
$50
.,. 6O72
Whole Tickets $50, halves LIS, quarters. SO,
eighths 50-for safe st
Packages of nine Tickets, embracing all the com
bna.ion numbers in the Lottery. warranted to draw
at least 8 6, except the deduction of the l. per
cent may be had for 81, $1,000 and parts in proper
uon. Apply at
ALIENS
Truly Lucky Office,
e.. 90. No 4, Union Buildings Providence.
or Where WAS sod and paid in the last class,
prize of 1000 dollars, and NUMEROUS other ICES
a The above Lottery was drawn, IN New Jersey.
yesterday consequently the fate cf the tickets can.
not be known here until Monday rext Those
therefore, who are disposed to obtain some cf the
above valuable prizes, be furnished with tickets
at the above office, where very few still, remain on
hand sept IS