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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-08-01

Mr.. Kane says in his address, that he eide
tests the attempt to detach Illinois from the re-
publican family to serve the purposes of aspir-
ing, unprincipled men, under whatever name
they may choose to assume" What attempt
does he here allude to- Certainly that of hav-
ing endeavored to restrict slavery in regard to
Missouri. Did he reflect that large majority
of the people Of this state declared by their
votes at the last election, that they thought
that measure right and JUST Or does he mean
to impute the detestable design which he men,
tons to afew, and to consider the balance of its
supporters as the ignorant tools and deluded
instruments Gifts execution What compli
ment to the great majority ofhis fellow citizens
who advocated that measure!
If Illinois is to be dubbed with the honorable
sppellation of " the black sheep of the flock"
for this attempt, what is to become of the re.
spectacle and populous free states of Ohio and
Indiana, which were almost unanimously in ia.
vor of it, Or would he have these three states
w SoSSuiio W hChluCky anu missouri TO pre-
vent the influence of the west from being
diminished"' Are the latter to control mere.
Iy because they are slave states And is free
state to say so Mr.. Kane's partiaties for the
southern interest, and desire that this state
should give black pote for President at the
great trial in 1924, has certainly carried him
al 4, L.
free state.
As we have been accused Of prosecuting
Dir. Kane, it may be proper to say word in
regard to the motives which have governed
us in relation to him as candidate for con-
,Sress.
Mr. Kane was announced as candidate, at
Kaskaskia, early in April. Three or four
weeks previous to that time, we had been in.
formed by well known slayemonger of the
Missouri territory, that he would be candi.
date-who remarked, that as Mr.. Kane was a
northern man, he would receive the votes Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-12

/ let. The royal family were eat in tie after
| noon, and the same mode of conduct was pnr>
suad. Don Francisco was stopped by the peos
pie to receive The expressions OF their kind
ness. Every where crowds were collected
and JOY expressed, but there WAS no tumult
or disorder. In the morning some criminals
confined in the royal prison, attempted to es-
cape I; "a keeper aud two centiuels were killed,
and three or four doors forced ;.but guard of
soldiers rushed TO the prison. and seven OF the
criminals were shst.
. The Cortes, as ii existed i'm 1911 is TO be
called. Orders. they say, have been sent To the
Regent Agar, the Cardinal of Bourbon aud
Oscar, to come Immediately To Madrid.
" On the Sd inst, the national troops and
the people and forces of Cadiz came 10 AN un-
dersiandiug. and Hniied in favor of the Con-
siiintion. The whole force acknowledged the
authority of Qulrosa.
y strange story circulates, that the British
government Offered To assist The King against
the people that the Duke OF Wellington is
concealed AT the British Ambassadors and
that tbereare % 900 British troops on the from
tiers of Portugal and Spain. / he mob talk
ell of going TO Sir Henry Wellesley's TO enquire
what the Duke came for, and tor what pur-
pose the British troops were collected near
Spain.
Z" This afternoon s or 10000 people went 10
the Palace, 10 reqniie The King TO swear to
the Constitution. The Kin. took the oath re-
CURED. in the Palace, and aiterward.came 10
The balcony TO say. that he had done il freely
ana voluntarily since night a decree has
been published, establishing provisional goo
vernmeni, aud another is to be i>sned at "A late
hour. pardoning all the " librrales" in aud cut
OF Spain.
The CITY was Illuminated last night, and or
derad to DC repeated IL night aud tomorrow
mig an order has also been iSSncd this
morning for the court 10 appear III gaia"
NEW YORK May "A Venezuelan bril-. of
war arrived III Jamaica March 2ISt in three
da>s from Rio lie Ia Hacia with intelligence
OF that place having been caniule ed bv Biiou's
squad Oh, without ANY crnaii loss
Boston Palladium Office.
HALIFAX, April 20 The BILL passed the A.
m"tican senate. for further restricting the
Commercial Intercourse between The British
E"iih American Colonies and the United
STATES, Will il cOncurred in by the other
branches of the Legislature have ruinoms eff
feet upon this province. The trade carried
on Tor some lime past, has, 10y many of our
most intelligent Merchants, been considered
TAR from beneficial 1.-The principal in,porta-
lions ct Flour, &c. have been paid tor III Spe
cue but small quantity of West India Poo
duce has been shipped from hence to the Uui-
ted States on account of Americans, and we
have little else TO offer in barter.
we sincerely hope some measure will lie a.
dopteh To cOunteract this new attempt OF the
American Government TO iniure us The rno
ment The Act gOesl' operation, The vessels
of the United States Oueht not to be permit.
ted 10 enter any of the British North Ameri-
can Colonies ftovaE Ga-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-12

all indsposition OF severltr- IcoaaUNIcAgx
consort oi Mr. Charles H. Cor VI this rms any
possessed III m eminent degree all those virtues that
elevate aid aSoTn the female character ami. Die in
neT manners with disposition mild trAder and alice
Iohate-dnTing long indisposition in which her bo-
any sunerincs were great, She manifested patience
and resignation uuly characteristic the Christian
aud with nrin and triumphant faith, she was enabled
10 depat this life in uIl ofemg received
pnspeakahe mercy into those mansions Of eternal bliss
where the spirits OF the just made more perfect
aud where cares nor soTrows any longer known..
She has left behind discomsoiae husband bereayed
parents together with two small children yet youDg
to know mothers worth) With LARGE circle Of ac-
quaintances who sincerely depioTe her loss.
Died, at her seat in Richmond county, OH
the 3lst of March last, Mrs MARY GIBERNF,
widow of Isaac William GibeTue, Formerly a
learned Clergyman Of the church Of England.
This venerable lady Was born OH The 2Sth Fe-
| Druary l425, and was consequently ia her 9Gih
year when she died She enjoyed good health,
attended 10 her own domestic concerns, and
retained The entire possession of her faculties,
until short period lsiors her death.
! Died in King William County, on ihe--day
| OF 4 .rii last, Mrs MARY CATLErr, a highly
| respectable lady, in the s0,h year Of her age
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-12

Alexander Hamilton has been quot AS he
great champion OF thu nanuiac,u o.. SNsi1n,.
ii's Report is certainly Il st.or,. iesiIrnony
III iis behalf; bui il certai. ~ has been az
mn praised as IL deserved Vet | would
quote Mr. Ham lion against himself Ia Tie
.ederalist, find the following remarks from
ms pen The encouragement Of arricai-
lure and manufactures is an appemdaee Of The
domestic police " tie states ENorbi,ant duties
on imported articles tend 10 repder Other
elias OF the communlt, tribttara, ia am i'm
pro- er deStVt, 10 t!c manufacturer. classes
ihey would lie attended wilh ihequuiitg be-
tween The manufacturing ana the non. mann.
featuring states. This is pretty strong. aud,
IL S'FikeS me pretty true. zee, we aie 10
forget this contemporary exposition of the
constiiunon from the pen OI one, toe, WHO
was not Dip sed 10 narrow Gown lie powers
OF Congress > r.
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OIJi)NlilrEES

TUE subscribers (reXt donr the Eagle Hotel in
Richni"ns) have on hand few Of CLARK rs patent
opohE IERS, FOR dScertdtAiHg fhe distance ip fru.
V'tt"g, 6yd carriage sDhtet. This machine So much
asinfed for us elegance simplicity aud accuracy may
WIN great ease be attached carriage OF any dsscrv
ton. 2.tf " q 40 o. CI',VEe ~
AloilCE.. Ail persons having ciatms ata.nst lie
L ' estate ~ the late WiLLlim BOSWELL fNoi,oway
comfy are earnestly requested hiring them forward
wen authenticated, aud receive payment olberwisp
lhs notice will he plead bar aud all those indebted
TO the said estate will make immediate payn,eptto
WILLIAM PEYToN boswell
EXECUTORS OF JIlR. D1uneY dec
Prince Edward, May ~. "a.
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SENATORIAL ERECTION.
Majority tor Campbell. sia.

- We shall commence rs soen as we have roor, /.
tpthaps ia The course of next eekJ tAe publication
"t the NJ. >. numbers receive fuRi Plilad,lpbia
ny - An Advocate ~ National lndustT, - lie writ.s
IiAe eemtfsw0H--Ne wish we could say as much OF
the kuit"f OF the Auicra-whU has bat added IN hrs
.as' h"mDsf 10 tue m"''iFhed Instances in which ne
has Clothed the miserable uisrrlre.entations i'm
ihe garb of vUts0Jy.-Tbe Importance OF the subject
on winch lie Is iaboring TO deceive the people of The
nIrih, must plead our apology for taking any notirc
next. " "
As soon as Congress adjsnrns, shall take M with
pieasufe' The papers OF the Agricultural Society," Of
Virginia. -
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STAUNTON AC4DENY

'ENuE WiHfer session 0Jfhfs ac0IP,gy Terminated ~,
the 22a o. last month 0jfer an examination 0Cfhe
SfadeHts or that and the preceding d1y in Inc mr.
Seace9 fhe trustees and other gentlemen of Snl,on
The trustees reel their duty 10 cypress their mon
perfect satisfaction uita the fdeIky ana c0paritV
hefe9cheFS, euideHcSd not only The CORRECT depn
Me"t 81 re students, as weH dUriE. TIE ScStn9 as
OF Their examination; but blythe readiness rim sh
tey Perjo'mrdthcir udroMSt tasks Gadthe kuo,rtrdee
D." SIff!eqGe jx On mhich thcy ssers o,q.9issg
' raaer ne professor Of mathenGtic'
ciom, and a correct uni faitktm toGcher. Ind the
trustees thinkH proper toinJoTm me public that tic
Re0. DGH'et HePheisS, thc professor Of languages Il
gentleman '0fon they haUe Ldfey procured from me
state Of Naryfdnd ami rhO is. consequently. nat ytt
~ UeH quaIdCd t0diSchdrge the dNfirs 0C his poJcs
SoTshtp 6y ne union Of correct classical learhing
h0ppg mode Of communicating tkat learning to his
pupils, ind patient indHstrg,
In addition 10 the branches heretofore TAUGHT in
me Academy the frnS'efshate aade an GrraagemeRt
tvHh me professors, Jor the Introduction Of English
composition, and ;ubiic speaking ia The fTSt of
loAich az Ies" CORRECTNESS, II not elegance. j.,
Sfaered on mem neceSSG' part Of Tie education Of
every gentleman.
WILLIAM BOYS, \ 4 committee
ERASMUS srkiBiiNG, CORRECTION 8 on
JAMES CRAWFORD. 5eeoU Of The
JOHN Brown, Blot Trustees.
Cotton Plantation for SGie-On Long Credit
'sNHis estate, known ny the uane 81 ROCKY DR. INCH
consists OF 1881 acres OF LAID, asceriantd by re
survey, situate on the warree rVur, s. {. eight miIt
aooVe Camden. having nearly 500 cta ed ::.a
snd about the same quantity of an Hem quaIi,y
for TIE culture of COton, remaining uncIeared This
situation remarkably eatbfui aud mas on n one IL
the best orchards In South Carsus. Persons disposed
10 purchase wiil make their applications TO
CARTER.
Com. Eq. CQmdeH District.
Camden. s. c. Mayo Ivan
Ihere few situations in the Car ,linas so eligible
as The above. IL is admirably Hatered land as
"T Gehtleindns iesiGeHce ans IN The state cav
% made To unite the advantages planting with those
oil farming Tor sale e the products OF which il ha
he market of Columbia and SiaesbuTg, (disat aboul
81 mites, as well rs thar Camden IT'S situation
tue TIVer VIII give IL every advantage 10 he expected
from the opening of the WaeTee now ahoat To- he rem
ueieh navigabe from the Mountains Camden by The
FOFtdge b'ne FORMED al Rocky Mount: aud, il lies
near where the road viii IN all probability be
OUT to conneci Cam den and Charlotte, ". C.
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Washington, 9M DIog, 1929.

IN" steam brig Bra ANA, capi. Nicoil left
,"', fo'' yesterday incoming. scuud 10 Rio
Jtne ii0, with iuerchandi2p am, nassenpers-
IA "'nd being ahead. She auchoredim the at
'ernoon ai Siaien Island; and viii ~, ceed TO
sea THIS morning It thc Weather pGfinil. We
un"cfsiand capt. NicoH has received from the
KING at Portugal and the Brazils, II special
PERMISSION and the exclusive piivilees for n
cer'ai" number Of Years. 20 navigate with
steam passage vessels, the river Rip Janei,n
and Tie Bfaganza has been fitted out tor THAR
p"rp'se. " y. Ner. Adp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-12

IN obedience to decree Of The worshpful court Of
the county of ilenrcO, pronounced on the 18th day
OF May this present year. this fine estate will be
posed TO sale To- the highest bidder, the premises, or
THeSddy the 2Ofh day " June merit. II is situated IN
the lower end 4 HenTico, on Turkey Island cieek Vhu
a mile OF James river. and the road leading nnin
Richmond to Charles City Courthouse about " miles
from The former place and contains by estimation SCI
acres. Terms, Que, two aud three years credit bond
with approved security, aHd deed Of trust or ine
properly To secure the men OF the purchase money
Any person wishing TO vsw the premises will BE sbeWn
them ny DUPLICATION Of the subsCFbrfs residing
thereon. CARTER RERKitY,y ComUiS.
NAV n. 2..tds NATH'i, NELSON. f0aeFS.
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GLapIes 20 RicLmond Marhet.

Tobacco 5 50 ~ Corn S 2 10
Flour, $ : ~ q &50J-Nicai 81 cts. Wheat
~ ct.. II mp 5 $50 a $50 per t0n--Oats 81 30
ceuta.
cts. per lb.-- JnlsHs30 A 10 rgs. pcs galiop
-Cut iIerfi1gs 80 5j4S per hbl --iBacon. .
4 ~ ceni7. ptr ii' iHn, West ioAia 80 .
!O1 efs WhsAfy3f ~ .ts per gallon.
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a CARD,

English lady, qualified by superior education,
IA is DESTROYS OF obtaining situation as govefnesS
in private family in Richmond, or Of undertaking
The management Of public Institution.
By applying 10 Sir. JANIS WEBSTER, No. 2
eighth street, the most satisfactory references uiaJ
obtained philadelphia, May ~ l..3i
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THE subscriber begs leave inform his friends and
= the pnbIic generally, that having been employed by
SIR. John EndeIs to conduct this Establishment, he
aatteTs himself from long experience in this line Of
business 10 give satisfaction TO all those who may IA
yor him with their Private apartments, with
proper female attendance will be always IN readiness
fer travelling families.
The STAGES, as usual, arrive At and depart rom
this House daily lie pledges himself to pay pattteu-
lar attention persons eng by that convey ance
NAV II. 2.4t JAS. JENKINS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-12

IL was not 10 establi.l republics in form
only. but 10 perpeinaic our free and
mud institutions. and To render civil lib
eriy immortal. that the constitution MAS
adopted. lie then comes 10 tins con.
clusion
= On the grounds which have been briefly
stated, am compelled by a sense OF ,utv to
lie laie n as my opinion, that cousreSs is ful.
~ authorized 10 inhibit the further diffusion
OF slavery; aud that 10 permit il To be esta
blished in The territories or districts which
have been, or may hereafter be acquired,
wonid IN effect operate as an indefinite sns
pension, ~ not perpetnal exclusion of the
rights which appertain Ia the free Agricultu-
raiistS Ot the United States, and tending. also
to create AN influence injurious to the states
where slavery rs interdicted.'
What Is The amount OF all this doctrine ?
First, that we are To reverse ali the rules
which have been hitherto used, 10 inter.
pref The constitution. L, IL no longer a
hmifed instrument Of delegated powers.
You are no longer 10 look in il for The
POUerS that are giren-bui YOU are 10 =
bandon tins idea: YOU are 10 cancel the
ION amendment. Instead of lookinv, in, O
II Tor tue powers that are given. \ Ion
tnmg ourselves 10 those which! are pro
per and necessary for carrying into effect
the powers which are giren, we must loo k
into the preamble or still more vaguely
60 to sea In discover The rights aud prin.
clpies. which II was Tie object OF lis
trainers 10 secure Where is the end 30
ihIs vague construction when each
mans peculiar ideas are 10 guide him in
Tie discovery.
Security. This method is still more
calculated 10 siarile us, when Mr.. w.
himself tells us, that lie very principle
which he wishes 10 establish, is violated
IN tins very constituiion-ihat we must
interpret the views of ils founders. no,
by their acts, but by some Hypothetical
principle which he conceives ought 10
liave governed them; when he tells us
that Virginia is moi in fact yepubiic ;
and when he adds, that il is The duly OF
congress to guarantee us only a rrpub-
iicah form OF government. Who shall
stop tins torrent of usurpaiinn! Whn
shall arrest some future statesman, who.
more wild than Mr.. w only because he
pushes MIR. WIS doctrine into practice,
VIII say, Virginia has abandoned rrpub-
hcan principles. and must give up her
slaves In fact, this extension of the
guarantee vested in Congress. either
proves too much or IL fails altogether.
Ii iails, II negro slavery does not des-
troy republican form OF government
and II proves TOO much. surprising iha,
II docs, by investing Congress under The
power CT guarantee. with power 10
"maUcipate all the slaves in the Unien.
Every slate III The first and second con
Ierailons were slave-holding states.
when they formed their constitutions. y
I Extract from raiud6Ie as. not net
published }
We wish That Gov. w. had let this
question blow over.-We regret that he
too has sounded the iocsin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-12

srrrar ':2cmeni. maoT strong yeasons
might be given in ~ favor. Eut ihry
have 40 objects Of HAT kiud 20 at:
compiish; none which are no, founded
IL Insilce. and which can be injured bv
!orLearance. Great hope is euier,ained
thai this change viii promote The happi.
ntss OF the Spanish ration. The GOOD
order, moderaiion, and humanity. whic!
nave characterised the novenicn,. are
me best guarantees oil lis success.
The United States would not be ,us-
'hed M their own estimation should
they tax" any step To disturb iis harmony.
when the Spanish go,errIprni is COM
pi'itlS organ zed on the principles Of this
change, as 1t is expected i, soon viii be.
There Is Just ground 10 presume that ons
differences with Spain viii br speedily
anu satisfactorily settled. With these.
remains, submit ii 10 The wisdom Of
Congress, whether il will nor still b. I'D
ri>ao'" TO postpone any decision on HIS
SUBJECT uaill The u" xl SCISSOR.
JA>iCS HillNpfSf,
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Land an PowkafaH for Sale.

ON ThHrSday ne nh d0y Of august Rett. will be
~ Offered ioT sale Al pSwhatan Courthouse, (beng
court day0 the tract Of iasd hich ne ste John
Lgon NJ said cOuuty resided ,Couta-ur bs iate
made by william Ciaftc 1914 sctes lying Tue waters
OF Fine creek, within i'ss II The court house II
James IiyeT, and ~ % -ti.nrioud This land has an
excellent fDl iat0l, aud very susceptible ~ improve
mrut ahOl ere th3d in woods, most Of which 70
t-bacco lait 9uo re- psCtabie portion Of creek lew
grounds ~. git % frctaitned. The bindings are 4
conmodD3 tstl.uF house and luecessaff sf.lune~a'
grist mtt sTofditr brtaO f'r tb farm aGt .CA git
. small ypense woriA 90 mush more
The payments Will be made Easy, aud NE land shcT
ny the subscriber .Hvirg on The premises.
wN.LIGON, EfJC fotr Jiyor. dst.
Fovhalap, NY ~, stat
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XII Postscript 10 The A!baRy iicsjsicr 81 fke SIR
announces as tie result u the - eStera rottS mt
rfccsced, TINT Mr.. Clinton tW haze 6ettreen : and
5000 mporty. Tie roaroj cannon ond cihe,.
dr'nomSi rntions Of jog ,uere dnaounciag this greet
uI,d glorious macs"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-05-12

THE subscriber wishes 10 emPiOy ourC stntleman
\ to teach IN his family, three or foHg ~ CHILD en-
reading, writing. geography WITH tie use ~ he globes
arithmetic, aud the latin Language. Liberal cOGi
pensstou will b. allowed To young gentleman VI good
morals, and ne % valuable library, principally
oflaw books with instruction In that requeas
THOMAS S. McCLEBAND.
Warmnset, MELON county, Ma. ~. 2..els
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THNUE subscriber intends opening accommodations
the ensuing season, at the Buffalo Spring miles
above CaTksvil!e and viii endeayor render all those
whs may visit him. for lie OF toe water confotta-
ble....ie deems any euiogy that might NC bestowed
this water unnecessary, as mani visitors have
used for several seasons past TESTIFY its worth.
bRy IL 2..wSws JOHN SPEED.
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Richmond JiVDpike C0mnggy


EHE shareholders ia this company are inform ID that
Their annual general meeting. on the first Monday
~ peNt month, (IaneO will I've held ai O'Clock iplbr
evening at the Eagle Hotel ~ The ciy oI Richmond a,
"b'ch pHnttaal attendance requested.
nay u. 2-.t " SHEPPARD, On.
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Present Prize of Tickets.
Whale Ta,tatr - pn 4 .gtt.

present Prize of Tickets.
Whole Tickets, ) 20 Fifths.........4 90
Halyes,........-...Io Eighths.......2 50
Quarters ,..-........5 Tenths........2 90
10 DC hadtR great Daricty ~ Numbers at CoheH's
iotteTg Etch0"ge DIfceS, No. ia, Harket sfrret
BHttm0re dHd ut me corder Of Dafer street uni
Ngr"eHs UhoyJ, Norf0tk, Giygiaia.
from the great number Of The tickets already sold
ana The increasing demand the popularity of the scheme
mas been tested IN fact the arrapgem ofhe scheme
conld not fail to ensure universal satisfaction on ac.
count Of The superior advantages II offers tn the adyeu
tufcr. The managers have engaged IN work of great
tNrelse aud labor, but when completed, the CATHE.
DRhL VIII form one amongst the striking eInbel.
shnenls Of the city, aud IN point Of architectural
uecoTH"u,wil rank with The most spieAdid in tie Union
The managers TelyWlth confidence the zesous sup.
port OF their fellow parishioners and their Catholic
Brethren elsewhere, aad AZ the time on The liberal
OF all other denominations.
IT orders Goin any part Of the Union, enclosing the
Cash,0 pfzc ckets in ny of the lotteries posi- psf
VIII meet The same prompt attention rs Il on
application, addressed 10 ). I. COHEN. JR
secretary 10 fle Hi0Rqgers, B0fff,1ore
MORE CAPITAL FRIES NAVE BEEN OBTAINED Al
'ohtNs OFFicB THAN ar Any OTHER OFFICE :
VIE UNITED STATES.
's'Advcatufets who purchase through The medium
4" CnHBN's OPFicE viii ne furnished after the drs
Niih COMPLETE Est Of tie ptkes, N they desire it
lose who wish the list viii signify tie same when ,te,
end on their orders.
Baltimore. way 2. Its c,if
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

TT f1f.t1 IFf0 TO 7 1T Y IN IEfs M fIIIKE.
Id=f"ttf--Pa'len GEORGE william t,iilespis.s
Let-AbdfeF Mchiep, Gabriel Ch4isulan.
'Act ~ skc last LteiIiGtnye
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Cullen Offices. -. NorJoH md BaitiDlOre.
BRILL NJ LOTTERY
FOR FINISHING Ann COMPLETING The
CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL CHURCH,

Besides 80 sf 1000 Dollars, 20 Of 500 Dollars SC &
Only 1880 Tickets IN the scheme aud tie whole
lottery to be completed IN TEN DRAWINGS ONLY.
dHfhe PrisCS 6idrkCd thus are PAYABLE WITH.
OUi DISCOUNT, The others are subject to hheen per
cent deduction usual.
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VIRGINIuS.

~ The private character Of VI. Newton does not
require orr euiogy land iuly cuTWith the wIisf
100 TIE suggestion, that air re support of the TAIN
OIL bas hre iounded pote aud MOVIES
We tb,nk hts yOtcy, however, incorrect.