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Ter Dollars Rcmnrd-

i EFT my boat in Richmond, about the 18th OF June
- last, Negro Man named kendall, about five fert
inches high, square and well built, round face Tath-
er incined 10 be bnmpy, short thick feet and rather
bowlegsed Said Negro, hired of Edmund Anderson
on The 18Th March last he was purchased by the said
anderson OF Jaebonas Yancey, near Yancey's stills,
hibeIarie, and understand said Yancey purchased
MN OF Doctor Bowen, near Jefferson, in Culpeper
County. have heard that said Bowen brought him
from The neighbour hood Of Yofk Tewn.
viii give the above reward TO any person who will
denver Daid Negro at Failsburg Mills Buckug-
Dam County, or 10 Edmund Anderson, Richmond and
pay reasonable charges or So with legal charges TO
any one that will secure BIN in Jail that get him
whatsoever from harboring or employing him .as I am
determined to enforce the law against all SUCH often
ders. DAVID + rOppe
Aug. ~. si..n raIlsburs Nils buckingham.
~ Virtue ola deed Of trust exscuted 10 me SUB
- scrtber ~ certain Robert H.. Witkiisou on the
iNh d1g O Nay, IN NE ye0r 1870 fuhich has been
ach"0Wtedgcd AMI adDiitkcd TO record IL the Clerks
Ogce Of Che1erJfetd cOhntg court, for Tie purpose
securing the payment of certain debt therein
mentioned, uW be exposed 10 sale, for reada MONEY.
Monday the Eleventh DAY Of September next eerfafn
tdHds tying Ia CheSieffifid county, 6eiRg part 0f
the idHd Formerly bekOnCiNg 10 Enos Eiysoa dec'd.
20 toI, one uHdivided tHeHLietb part Of ninety sir
acres also one fourth part OF forty fUe acres and
0tsoone other fourth P0Tt ofJ0vty fue acres or as
mNch thereof as rf9g be necessary for tie purpose
aforesdid. Such title only. ufU be cOnUegef 10 The
puTchoser as Is rested In The trustee. thetHie how.
ever, Is 6efteUed 10 he f1disyHfQbfe.
PdRKE P0fNDEXT,EB, Trustee.
dNg. ~. 81.
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On "Wednesday the sofa Instant,
VIII commence The drawing of the splendid
C4IHEDRAL CHURCH [OIy'EHY

WHICH CONTAINS PRIZES
10000 DOLLARS 10 200 DOLLARS
10000 DOLLARS i0,G0s DOLLARS
OF 5000-I00o- 3oO0-i0 of 2U003O of 1910, SC. &c.
Hany Of which are payable WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Necoilect that the prizes only TO I've drawn, and
the whole lottery viii he completed IN Ten Drauings
apply for Tickets CoHEN'S OFFICES, No. ia
Market sueet, and No. j, Principal EIrance Exchange
building, Baltimore.
PRESENT PRICES:
Whole 20 Quarters s Eighths 2 so
HaIves..i0 Fihhs.....4 TenlIs2
Orders ny mall (posi Faid) viii meet with immediate
attention, and should be addressed to
J, l. COHEN,
27..eo4tf Secretary 10 the Managers.
NOTICE.. All persons ha, ing Claims against ,.ie
estate of the late JEREMIAH COSBY, Of Amelia
county, are hereby requested 10 bring forward
Or before the first day OF November next This nsce
will he plead in bar against such may be brought
forward after that time. JOHN ROCKER,
AdET'r Of JereMidh Cosby, dee.
August ~ 81 .-w3ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-22
-AN OvpggEER WANTED.

AN OyERSEER WANTED.
n WISH 10 employ single mat, 40 An overseer, To
4 reside on my plantation At Wes'hsm Mere need
a,,Iy but ,uch a. can produce the most satisfactory
~ observation-disclosures. J. AMRLHR
wish 10 psfchsss pair Of well brokobay HORSES,
70 Trp u lie po.c snp Ausesl -
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DIEDl-At his fathers residence in the count
Hanover, PETER TAJLEY son OF tue Rev'd. Ch
Talley in the 10Th year OF bis age.

me OeQhte0HS UOEtH nus gone,
Tie much tOred OJjecf Gcd,
Entered hts iong eternal home,
.4Ad Numbered frith the dedd.
His dissolution. was preceded by most painful and
lingering ualady, which he bore without a murmuT
plalBi. No euiogiuins deemed Necessary, to
pour,ray the character and worth Of this amable and
inestinabt Jouib. The brlmful eyes Of those Who
knew him best attest his merits but alas he is gone,
his gentle spirit has Gown q fusD to the bosom OF It's
God, to enoythat fepose from worldly ills, which in.
noeeDce Is promised, in eternal life.
Depa ried this life at the house OF her son, William
Radord, III Bedford county, OH sunday, the Glib inst.
Mrs. REBEcCA RADFORD, ofthis city, a lady truly
loved, and sincerely iamened, by numerous circle
OF afectionue relatives. Amiabie in manners, kiud
and benevolent In her disposition her presence Away
gave pleasure not only 10 her intimate friends hut TO
AL her acquaintance. Her example was calculated TO
produce beneficial impressions wherever known for,
in her ecL and psus yet cheerful department. the
good effects Of Christian pfseipes were sirkngy dis
pIayedlu her last tilress which short and ago
nizRg she devoted all the time her pains would per-
nit religious exercises and expressions Of Affection
ate regard of the weeping rieB6s around her, aud died
With cas resignation humbiy coHgding in the merits
aud mercy of the efacions Redsemer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-28
MISSOURI!

Scarcely any thing OF moment will be done
in Congress until thIS knottS question has been
disposed Of. Members viii lay upon their OATS
80 the great que.tions OF finance, plans vi see
trenchmcnt. the army, the navy, OF taxes ct
loans. the tariff, the bduh ru2t law, sc. &c. wait
upon this magic question, which, iike Aaron
rod has swallowed uPcvety thug else.
From all We eau learn at Washing ton, we
suspect Dr. Eusti,'s resolution will be the owls
measure likely TO prevail with the Majorty of
the northern epteSentailsess...A southern
Eian. WHO is nj opinion that tie clan~e ~ iht
Missouri Constitution does not coaiiict With
the federal constitution, can scarcely vote Tor
that resOiWtion. There are but Two reasons
for doug so--cue, that lhis clause IS against
the &. o. the other, that Congress have q
right 10 interfere with the iuterCai police ~
the states. The first does not apply 90 the
southern gentlemen, WHO have perceived 10
collision betweeD tie Two constitutions: tie
| other ought not 70 be tolerated iOr moment
| los what right has Congress 10 interfere with
| the municipal regulations OF tie statesf
Suppose tie resolution passed through tie
| II . Ol R.-what will TIE Scuate DO We are al
| loss 20 conjecture. We should doubt whe.
| tier II Tai Psys ihat ho IS. Sugrose u low
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10 lhe Edilor. OF the Ennnirer.

must conf,sS pas not htiie surprised
Mot yOa shOaldfes II necessary to iHt,oiace
PAiio 10 the public IN so Hpgracio@ If not
uakind manner, as saD ~ yoar paper of
the tn inst.
No oae perhaps can hare greater DISLIKE
to tie system of 4" espionage, property 50
called, than mgself bit suppose a case, Sap-
pose that Fabricms had aimed his poisO,od
dagger ut gou Phiio gniatentiondiiy anil
accidentally seeing the upiGed arm, and tie
Mound inflicted thereby UonM he be bound
by any principle Of propriety or Of duty to
Uithhoid lis testimony aud let tie assassin es
cape the punishment due iaWfiiig 10 such u
crime. for fear Of being accused Of watching
or sPging
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-28
RJNtI OKD AIADF.YY

HIS sen inaTy wall Tesntue its -xrcisr. On he 18Th
OF Jaauaff neSt and clUse IN lhr 18th 81 Deer
iOhowihg previous 10 hich there wilt general
e@aHihAtlUh - summer vacation Of oHe uuLth.
the subscriber embraces thIs Oppuf.unt, If ac
quaniis the public THAI lac has engaged the EMU
ihg year. as assisanI SIR J. 6. Lawrence ierulI prn
cipal Of this establishment. The t.sted aud approved
competency of this gentleman render ohih Con,er>
SAM with. maps, globes, branches of Maihenauts
usuaiJ taught la schools, and the minor LATIN classes
has already Jnshsd the hope ot his being an acquisition
to this Institution.
The pupils al Runford can enjoy the no ordinary
advantage OF coSversng In French and Latin, which,
"h 'be Gfeeb "a ahsnage they he taught 10 write
grammalicaiy) will be Conducted the of
pf'h1hcaII' u adopted tbts SEMINARY January
last. Due ateBIon will be paio 10 Relies LeIes HE
torj, ancient aud modern, Co Recia,ioR
in tue LAIN French aud English. PIosOdy, in general,
so uucb nee sCeo, ahd an impTOHiptu eougtria
siOu OF these languages shalt LecOne snljc of
cuiar consideration Patents and rgalGans ia rest
satisfied that every eXcrIiuH viii he uade
permanent imprcss.Oa u the above the yuuthfl
mind anu while Tie sdDsI5hrr respectfully
them tLat his system has hitherto ANSWERED.
that his scholastic discipline Is veil calculated 10
produce an sdifting morality which daily suiivshtd
! by The VgBCtudl performance of GryOionai dutscs
- No siussut can euler fOi ,hoT.ef psliOt than
| the academic year.
8i Richard Hi. conducts The boarding Departments
The parental anxiety OF tins genlleiiu cUntiupte
his boaTdefs' comlort is tSO wsil kHuwn 4. require
| pinegJrtc
TKRMs.-For tuitien in the Rngl,h brsnc hes s; 30 y
yearin ali any OF the !earueo languages, 50
For board, leach buafdeT hudug aHd tOwtis = 800
| ,ear-Io be paid quarterly il advance
4. !, OF LAHERTY.
| Dee % 7O..W40s
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LEGLSLATURE or VIRGINIA.
FROM THE JOURNALS or THE HOUSE
no pr.r AZ. sTve

kAINACI5 FKOM TIE JOURNALS OF TIE HOUSE
OF DELEGATES.
Friday. Dec. PA communication was re-
ceived from tie Senate, stating, that they had
passed the bill to amend an act entitled du
set To reduce into one at the several acts OF
Assembly allowing reward lor killing wolves
passed Feb. the Oih. ISL 0"-with amendments,
10 which they requested the concurrence Of
The House. THESE were agreed 10 by tue
House
VartOus bills and resolutions were presented
by tie committees
Mr. MOriisa Of Gloucester, submitted re-
solution. calling upon IHe AuditOt Tor state
mcut OF the accounts OF the superintendent Of
me Peniiem'dIy 'of Tie year iSi6. al whlch
both day OF September, 1879 The accounts OF
he ScihHg asculs for the same Fcriod the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-28
Il Valuable Phntaiion for SaIr.

ry'O be sold, PLANTATION, containing asa gcfes
% land. situtfed on CenHo creek aud sitbiu half
mile of 0fnto Bridge 70 81 shich are low grounds
and upwards o. 100 ACRES to wuods a food weli 81
wsi.r az the house, win an uvtftecfs
dweNng house is sitnaied within few yafns Of the
Main Cepito Read, ~ miles from Richmond. ~ fohi
Petersburg aud ffoni Pow i7tAn uOuttbousc, Ultu q
morrhsute aud blacksmHhs sbop, veil calculated ior
o tavern.
TERMS One Third cssh, the bSionce iR fso cquat
annual payments deco - ifa.t wilt be rcgHifcd "
iecure The payments ths payments err, ihesest
rom zoe date bet ibe interest viii be feEuc0 n Vnac.
tusily paid when doe.
FOR fwihrr particBlsis, apply 70 Hr W.T.. ENsng /,
Richmond or ue 5uhsc per- on thr pteutt,
, Dsc. - forge 08yiiy NiYf1fT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-28

Classical Lnd Scientific hlstilatiOh- h!ciimOHd.
MR. STACK, Segs leave to announce 70 The cltlGtns
IVA 81 Richmond, that tae duties o the above esttb
lishnent, comprising complete course oi instructions
~ the Lain and Greek Languages, hatbemaliCs, ant
the gsna branches OF iIoeTai education, vi c0u-
nsncf on Tuesday next, January ~, al Df C0den'S
luctte iOcGi MAJ - tuiidugs. IN Utdef C. auuo bi5
pupils every cuporiurit oi a-su.tlag sCirruno nos
nation tie hiphe5j rrier u, has made s"cb AtfaHg,
ineHts, as sti give mem tie privilege d al 90 'ins pr
Cuirus Lectures on Ct-iuis,ry aHa Nataa Fhi'ss pby
Without H.suerire, 10 any wa} ai1h helI oinef slp
dies, - iIc0'fiug asj addiii. ga. expense.
pee. Is 70 "a
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POsT MAsIER GENERAL.

We waive any remarks pom tn following that
may avoid t,en the appearance Of dealing ugraeOusJ"
b. its rrraluoue there Is little sentence Nv H.
which seEshiiity would call for little
The uiseernieHt of the reader will however, p0v out,
and will make tie necessary comment for Upon thu
whole, the investigation Of H. Post Master Grnerais
conduct Is entrusted 10 committee. WHO trust will do
their duty both by him ad trr eOuntrJ, wish the dis
ssi0n into hs conduct be suspended This paper and
handed tlaf triIlnnal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-28

'K'HE Ladies and Gentlemen ~ Ricbhobd who are
aesifous 90 attending ut Cueh's ,Osse Of Lee.
iafes on CAewistry anl Na.nra Fhiusopb}, aie ,ss
ptCtiulis inors.d Chat he arst KEctL iettnve uf
tue o. ufse, viii be deivrteu % TUESDAY MEX tho
I'd day OfJanuafy a. bail PHstq }ciok bis leChrs
rom, over the stote Of hf. knst 1aJes DviiGinss,
nearly opposue tbe Nsli Tavern
Tck,ts ior tbs course ot months, SO.
" No uckets % admission required Dntil The class
Is torWed - %. 5U..N
NfOfiCE ...Od the tO.h Nuv 1875, t0ok from Win.
- fevTs' boat. heaG man Conwell Big Il wlca.-
aud o. tbe 1871 be took from John tOt sins' htat
head NAN Phil. large buHdle 0f Lfathsr-aad eit
the zlst inst. tsOh hOH Thpna, 30 tags boat bead
man Irwis, i've bags ui COM The owners of tho
above mentioned property are itquested tu come and
prove their respective pt"psy psy chaiyes aHd takg
WN. ptGGOTT
Inspector Of Boats, Loss Bafbbf frudso.
Uer. qe 70 yGy
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General Court Decisions - Continued. }
CASE vi.

GeHerdt CONrt Dec!SiOAS- Il COhtlnueG.
CASE vi.
The Commons slth
against adjourned from Franks
Mark rerdue and samuel( Tin.
Dillon
Opinion of the Conrt pronounced
These two defendants were insictcd for an
ARRAY in assauitng aud beating each other
The verdict scquits both OF them at the affFay.
wheTewith theS are charged. bnt fluids one of
them entity of all unlawful assault upon the
other defendant, aud assesses his fiue. The
question adjourned is, What judgment should
be rendered IN this case.
IL was competent for the attorney prosscut-
ing for the Commonwealth to insert IN bis iu-
dictment separate counts, charging each de-
teDdaui with an assault aud battery. aud in
such case the jury might have convicted eth
er or both OF The defendants OF the assault,
although they should be acquitted OF the ale
fray as lie has not dOue so. bat has proceed.
ed 10 trial on the joint offence charged a.aiust
both, he cannot obtain judgment against Que
& them Tor d separate OiIeace which is not
cha ged against him. Judgment must thei e.
fore br resdCred III this case IN favor OF both
defendants
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-28
CASE VII.


George Angel.
The foijOWing Opinion waS pronounced.
The prisoner was Indicted ia the circuit
court OF Washington for larceny OF bank
notes and The Indictment char-ed them to Ge
the property and hank notes of James White.
4 verdict was rendered against him, and judg-
ment. The statute heclaTos ihei 1t any
person shall steal or take by robbery from
the possession Of any other person any hank note
&c" he shall be punished In the same manner
" as for stealing or titkine by robbery goods
aud chaitels." q. Rev. Co p. 5SI $50 An
application is made for IA writ OF error. and
the objection taken 10 the indictment is that
il does not charge Thai he stole them from
the possession of any person The expression,
from The possession may. we'll be construed
to apply to the taking by robbery, (that wotd
being the immediate anteceieut of that ex
pieSsioD) aud not to the stealing. The steal.
iHg OF bank notes is put on the same footing
as the stealing of goods and as II Is not ne
| cessary TO constitute the latter offence, that
the larceny should he froE Tie person, that
| is the actual possession OF another, 90 neither
| can il be necessary ia the former IL "a rOj
| therefore necessary So 10 charge u ~ the iH'
dictmPnt. We are therefore Of opinion that
| the application tor wit Of error be over.
| ruled, AID tue opinion is unanimous.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-28

Port au Prince, IN most distressed ST.
iuaiion, where a subscription was imme.
diaiely sci on loot. aud bsndsome sum
raised for theft relief. Capt. w. WAS a
mong the contributors. There we're two
other freebooters lowering on the coast.
aud plunderiug every deienceless vessel
they fell i'm with. no.
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= .elsaA.., .ss.;s,7s.s.Ns

The scarcity q saIiDT is, lhr present
moment, 80 great IN this poit, Ma, We
understand, there are a. /, dst L., enty
vessrls III want OF hauds, and ilia, as high
a. S22 month were yesterday oHeseo ia
VAN Tor them, II is prvsumrd, ihai Tie
frar OF The closing OF lie Delaware, ana.
,ug from ihe severe weaii'es ". exp.rieu-
Gee, few days agn. has lHdured many of
them 20 go 10 n. Yo'k and oihe, PLACES.
We are informed, iha' Dany who Lad
previously shipped at lower wage. have
disappeared, and l!si some who lad
gore down the, river witb t!eiT vessels.
had deserted by swimming horr. dc.
Phi Smt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-28

Yesterday, The resolution Of Tie II Of
ID. for joining The funeral pr0ce SION If
Major Walker was rescinded on motion of
Col. I. Smith, wiIo stated thai ihe fagni-
Iy OF his deceased colleague hal arrived
in town that they do not wish The House
10 AS twas uncertain when lie fune
raj would proceed 10 h- late home in (.
and Queen county. Tn House sat iii
o'clnck. reading petitions and acting
upon bills an'! resolutions reported by
their committees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-28

tLON Elk LED.
~ arr low teeviting one buhdted busaels North
~ eau CLONgK SEED. Of he present cop; ana
expect 10 teoeive ahout quantity Upianu 40
b. Tie Hiddie O!GeS u.UAtl
WORrHAM & MrGRlDFR
a "iDi'Lt aGED NAN, wisLe. 20 - Aeggt OF
4 public " private SUb0n. tor ghr ensuing ,tar
/" i"fihef information. apply Iu the Kew Jaisz Nan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-28

II We are authorised to state ibai EATiiAkirL ~
CLAIBORNE, ksq. OF Fiankl,h. Is candidate Evr Ihc
Senate al the neat election Of SeuatI iUi the
eonpostd ~ 'he counties of r.anAdH. F-rick Heafs
aud PilsJ lyan.a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-11-01

usi.isd 10 Congress, msdiasty, or ,t.eis
assembling next month.
The manifesto, the lyrannic and war
like manilcs.o OF tie Emperor Altxandtr,
On Spanish affairs, which We lstely pub
lished, has been explained TO the entire
satisfaction OF the Spanish King and Cor
les. The Emperor is Understood TO
have declared, III hls explanalciy state
paper, that h;s first manifesto was predi-
Gated on the belief tina, ne army had "
surped the Kingdom, and dlctate0 10 the
peop'e by iCrcc ol arms the present es-
,abilahcd form ct gO,trnmcnt Du, HAT
subsequent adyicta having conv.yed
r1ole CCrrtCt staleMent, and lis in,.oria,
Majesty Lelrg satisfied that the cE. rge
IN ihe gO.ernnent his been tie al,, nos
c. the army, but Of rte Natl6n, * 10
nov eDt"eiy IeConciitd 10 tie charge,
and hopes The constituted authuIities ard
TIC spanish people may epjoy Prospeny
and happihes, under tic rCWiy sstaplsh-
ed oiIeI OF things. These exp!4lauors
and congratulations hi, I been received i'll
the most irlendiy spirit, ans TIC btst TT
latIons oi iriInoiness arc estaL Liishcd be.
tween the tWo governments.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-11-01
Tsp a9ali.

\ writer in the National lntcligencer
who says be has bad acc,ss to the mos,
authentic official documents, makes the
subjoineel statement of the presen,
strength Of our Navy, exclusively ol TIC
vessels on the Lokes.
5 7i's viz: the Washington, the Inde.
pendencc, and the franklin.
d 44's, VIZ: the Constitution, the
Guerriere. the United States, and
the Java
8 36's, viz: the Congress, the Con.
steliation, and the Macedonian.
3 soops of war, viz the Cyane, the
John Adams, Ihe Ere. the Hornet,
the Ontario, and the Peacock.
brigs--thc Spark, and the Enter,
prize.
schooners, viz: the Nonsuch, the
Lynx, the Hornet. the Dispatch,
and the Asp-all small.
6 gun boats and 4 gaNeys.
steam baitery-Ful,on.
block ship, and receiving ship.
One -, the c olumbus, is omitted
in the above list. Two others, the Ohio
and North Carolina, are launched, but
rot equipped
And, when all the vessels authorised
~ the act for the gradual increase of she
Navy. and by the act Of the last session
OF Congress, shall have been built, and
equipped, our Navy will consist of
II ships of the line,
Ii a. gun iriga;es,
5 So gun iriga,es,
8 s!oops and 2 bri5s,
10 schooners,
6gun boats aud 4 gaIleys,
4 steam batteries,
block ship aud | receiving ship.
This writer also makes several minute
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-11-01

TnPoRr.frr RUuo 2.

SPANISH TREArr.-1'he philaisl.
phia Democratic Press, says" We
hove il from such authority as satisfies ,,s
ol the fact, That the King of Spain has rl,.
lied the treaty wiih the Ua.,ed State, Cor
tht cession OF tle FI.DNDAS: we are
a'So sliisticd That the ratified treaty IS now
Ill the uaited St'scs, AM wii be sub.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-11-01
" Il CdRD.

capt BARBER, Of the byig General
"asd, oi .teav- iorh, il. deh0FT hin,
ScD' hlS o6cers, reao, and o7uveys, TIRE.
&nfs MS sratgai acknowledgement 10
LGpt. CAHooME, 81 tie ,e9lhue eutter
I{jg'lant, and ms c5ceys ena s.egv, 70,
th'if hronIbt Gnd hincy assistance in
reSe"Rg sad csssei from ter bevilons
si'uafi0n. on JAursday u~,njng last,
and !o7v'H2 her sg'ely into this pot.
NcSppo;t, N0o. /, 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-11-01

a 0lg0rify of the above members is
actually nominated BY lS9 i8di1iduais;
and this majority decide all questions in
the name OF the Whole population, which
amounts To nearly fourteen millions.
Oi ih's population, it is calculated, ,ha,
the number of persons qualified 10 vote
DO not exceed l22,OSG. The city of
Glasgow, with aspopuation of lOO.7
ms no' single repre- sentative in paria.
ment This is also the case with Man.
chester, BiUDiDc ham, Leeds. and ah,r.
iiek, the population of which extends
from $4,000, 10 $4,000. There are
upwards OF twenty ether cities, none Of
which have less than ten thousand mhab.
itanis, that hLve no voice in the naiion;,,
representation. One CITY, Bath, with 4
population OF 3l,496, has only SO ncr.
SOFAS qualified to vote, and these send
two members to parliament Cation.
and Castle Rising. in whic, llere are on.
iy four dwelling houses, together with
old Sarum and Mlidaur,;. in which
there are no dwelling hcuses, return
four me,nber,i
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calculations oi ne cxPcacc Of sAi;;s in
actual service, IN order 10 corrcct some
crroneous inipIessIons On the pubic
mind. lie says, that if oil tic ships and
vessels OF war aulhorised by law were
built, equipped, and III actual service,
full manuel: in state oi actual war, in
which state alone would they eli s.e eni-
play cd :he whole annual cxpencc Of
our Navy would DC as follows:
II ships oil tic
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Total, SIS 4o6 900 eo
To man these ships and vessel, oi war,
and balteiics, would require 22,G7O per:
Sons, nciudng officers, seamen, ordina.
~ > .mcn, mariners, and boys, which
makes oar ships III commission and ac-
tnai aoIvicc, cost s $50 per man per an
mum a cost IL which surely 10 oNc can
complain.
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NUNS.

On saturday morning two ladies r.
ce'vea ,'e black voila a, The Nunnen lately
Established in this ,oan. The ccr, mo-,
mes were Performed a, the Roman Cath.
QUO Ihurch' IN he presence Of a Iaree
nu.''oef o' respectable persons of dihcsen,
,e.Sous Denominations. The candidate,
oens % room adjoining the Church.
WIN !a'tieed partition. I'VE understand
0'a' enc motive with The Ladies who h.yr