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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-21

Eiore Ha!--(,is said the scn-sefIe:s
has commenced hrs summer excursich
round the shores at the eastward.
john HoLMrs and JoHN CgAYr-
Ter have been chosen u. ). Senator'S
by the Legislature OF the state OF Maine.
Thistlcwood and Co. have been hang
ed and decapitated in London--but II !,
believed majority of the people in that
oppressed country, would willingly, had
they the power, consign their rulers 70
the same fate.
Nearly FIVE million dollars, besides
perquisites, fines to the crown, &c. IL
the moderate allowance Of the present
king. George the Fourth, OF 4lo'i0ss
ard blessed memory!
- - s:ex..- r
| The following is said 10 have besp wr'atn,
Ly,s female, confined feasassni'y ~ ~
cells Of The Philadelphia Aims HousG Ths
beaury ausf excellence Of The 6ols lAAftisst
cof;ssired would do honor 70 the head s34
hess, of any. one, whs,hsr insane or oIksTs
wise. 81 $. - ,...Et.s
INDIAN. ORATION,
On the Death Of Csmmodore Dkl.yf
| Concord BY Mrs. a.ss.s, rp fhs tstY " sas
| fine Hease
| The warrior Of the waters IS gobs 10
| the land OF spirits. and the ghosts OF his.
al.trs rejoice not III his coming, for tis
| cane not in the storm Cf battle.
I I liz warrior OF the waters was great
| bon. When lie rose in his rage, and
h shuok himself the green bills rembied,
+ "a hen IN anger lie thundered with his
voice The .sIo m did follow. He bound.
Cd oger Ae waters, and dthe beasts OF 9th.
| el nlountains hid in fear, He stretched
his paw over the great waters, and goretl
i7tte gsoD OF Sils cast Hewss mighty and
! great as the Alieghany: He was strong
and hefcc as the torrent down tic sleeps
/ oi Niagara. Mighty and srea, he was.
/ Yet little bee did o,eieort him. Pub
lie opinion was d small bee, and The lion
might have crushed il with bis foot. Ru,
the little .bss crcpt INFO the Car of ,hs
i great lion and stung bin Oh The Strings
| of life. The lion was vanquished, aid
the ,li,tEr bee yet lives and huzses Of lis
conquest.
warrior Of the waters has gone tc
| the land of spirits, ard the ghosts Of .;s
/ Ithers rejoice not in bis coming, for hr
| camc not in the shfoud oi glory.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-21

In tbs town, on Thursasy evening Last. fy t'e
Rev. Mr.. Elton, Mr., THOMAS s. SrArHcrs -
Miss ELsAA 3 ETH FowI IN, both of this Town.
= AT WEXFORD, on, the OH inst. BY ue Rev, Mts
Wheaton, the Rev. LsnuEI BuRcn, of. Lshnecff1I. 4.
10 Miss ELizAcsTn r. SsAv. eldest daughter 1t
DR.. William shaw, of JrSrib xiEsassn.
irs' - .f> DEED,
I On the CSas ef .9f1ea. March Plat, Jesn Bov.
sas, ESD Of this town. aged IS yesro.-iie ss,l
ifom Eropideacs IN December last, supescargo d
the brig Richard. on trading voyage.
At Ror6u,y, Nose ON the 9Th inst Mrs. REBrscA
S Eusr ss, wife Of Colonel A. ESs.is, Of the Y. q.
Light Artillery.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-21
Jonathan Reynolds,

Has for SAFE, at his Sore an Hie4ford..
a Gf fNERAL Assortment Of Hard
IA ware snd Cutlery; Brsss Andirons, shovels
aud rongs. &c.-Also. Dry Goods, Hats, shoes Z
Groceries Dutch Plough Irons, and Ploughs cesdT
les, &c.
500 lbs Pearl Ashes. 100 quiusals Cry Cod
m Hhds Hoops. ; 6sa. -
1000 Fish Barrels, Z 10 bbis Cider.
so do Rum do 4 80 do FlUur.
90 bushels Plaster Paris, = t2 nests Cedar Tsbss
1900 due Clspbcards, : 20 do Sugar boxes.
500 Chesuk Rails. 20 Crind-steres,
2s cords fsre Wood, Z 30 buadies wrapping
30 bushels white Beans, paper.
Likewise fcr sale. general assortment Of Coun-
uy Lumber. consisting of ships pIank boat bosrt.
common OAK do. and jos,. hall inch shesnut boAr's,
sc nc
wiekf,rd, June Il, fsco.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-21

LORD CocHR.s.vR's sUcchssEs.
The Chill Gazette Of the 10Th Februa-
+. 1920, contains the dispatches Of Lord
rochrane to the minister Of war md
marine us Chill, detailing lis successful
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-21
NEWPORT.

or When we have room to spare, We shall no.
tice the nofs Of Jrvenis" not much ior his or
her gratihcalion but because our remarks vii; he
such properly apply TO many uore OF the same
stamp
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-21
u. s. CIRCUIT COURT.

u. -. CiNIOiI lOONl.
The Circuit Court Of the United
States commenctd its session in this
town on Thursday last a, the open
ing of The Court an appropriate PRAYER
was offered by the Rev. Mir. fLToNT
The Hon. Judge SToRY'hen addrf@s-
ed the Grand Jury, in very luminous
and highly instructive Charge, IN Which. 4
their duties and the importance OF then
station were fully tlevtioped-particuIar
stress was laid on the subject OF the slave
,radc--the laws in relation 10 Mhlcli
were aniInadverted on--and the Jury
earnestly exhorted to make due present (
ment Of any violation Of them. "A mo-
ton, Which had been made at the last
session, Cor new trial in the case .ot
W1LLIAM G.. CORNELL, who was
convicted for the crime OF murder, in
shouting WILLIAM KANE, at Fort
Adams, OH the 4,h oi July last, was ar
gued by Messrs. ksvERs and Coz
zgNs. counsel tor the prisoner, which
was, however, tser-rulsd by the Court,
and the dreadful sentence OF death was
passed OH the unhappy young man. H.
would be Impossible 10 describe the I'M.
press;ve solemnity Of this awful scene.
a young r,an in tlse bloom Of youth,
trembling under. condemnation, sor the
commission Of the highest crime, the
murder of fellow being-,he digni6ed
and pathetic address Of the learned mag
is,raie, whose painful duty it was to, PRO :
nounce his doom--and the sympathy OF
the numerous spectators--wcfe cfcnms'
stances, at once to excite OUT hseliest
sensibilities and pity for misguided
youth. AT a suturc period VIC expect
to be favored with copy Of the address
of the Judge, when we shall PRESENT. j to
our readers, The execution is Ut!efed
to take place on the 2S,h Sept. next; IN
the mean time il is understood petltiou
IS to be presented to the President for
pardon or communication Of punishment.
THE GENERAL. ASSEMBLY
| OF this State, commenced its june
session in this town yesterday.
A Camp. meeting was held in the
town Of North. Kingstown, which COM
menced on the 9th and broke up on the
| 18th inst. Il is said there were abou'
thirty preachers of the : Methodist per.
suasion. besides about as many more OF
other sects, present it is also computed
that on the fourth day Of the, meeting,
there were nearly tffsen thousand per-
sons present! We learn that the ut
mos, order prevailed during the whole o.
the meeting.
The SEASON. und, me auspices OF
Benign Providence. promises abundance
| to reward the labor Ut the husbandman
I The prices OF many necessary articles o
produce have fallen considerably, but no
in comparison with those in other places
particularly the article Of milk, whic'
} we believe has experienced no tlimnnr
| ION. Milk is sold in Boston, Philadel
phia, and other places, at from three Z
iour cents, and butter has been quote'
in Philadelphia and Albany at six and
!.ouuter cents. Surely the business
/ this town win dpt warrant higher price
l ,ba, 4, the placrs mentioned.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-06-21

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF this State, commenced its june
session in this town yesterday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-21
THE MESSAGE.
THE MISSOURI QCEsTION

This is perhaps Tie shortest one that
has been Tor many years submitted TO
Congress. We DO not think any worse Of K
on this account because the Chief Magis.
rate had little information TO give of
The state Of The Union" and il was not
necessary TO make long talk about it,
The rrHth is, il might have been made
shorter without any disparagement OF lis
merits.
We may class its principal topics, as
OllOws:
1. The general state of the country, with a
glance At the iUture.
e. Our relations with Spain.
3. The revolution of Spanish America.
g. Our commerce with British possessions
Our commercial relations with France.
q Fiscal matters.
7. The Pablo lands.
4. Progress OF iuIufcaiions.
.. Military deiences.
10. Ships Of war.
~. lndiau tribes.
u Peace with the Batbary powers Oms
meTce IN other seas ard the slave Trade.
No /. is an attempt 10 cheer up our
spirits, by pointing out The temporary
causes of our pecuDiary dislresses, aud
painting On tie other hand The ~, al
blessings we Enjoy II admits 'he eur
bargassmests we sustain, aud ascribes
Them partly 10 the change Olowr common
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-21
THE FLORIDAS.

SAVANNAH, Nov. l3-Furlher infor-
nation from SPAN by way OF Havana.
received III this city, confirms The inteili
gence lately received through the same
channel relative 10 the cession Of Florida,
viz. that the Corles had refused TO ratify
the treaty for The cession of those Pro
vinces. Indeed from all appearances we
are inclined 10 think that the new govern
ment of Spain is playing The same game
of prOcrastiualion which has for years
past been carried OF towards this coun-
Try. Ii is further stated that the inhabi-
tants Of Cuba have protested against the
cesson of Florida 10 the United States
aud petitioned The Cortes TO pass an aci
for the encouragement of emigration 10
that Island. RepuLlicam.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-21

posed 20 lave belD committed by the
Winebago Indiaas, near fort Armstrong
OF Rock Island about the LIST. inst.
On the 9th of Sept. last, a soldier
John Haipes OF the garrison OF fort Arm
strong upon Rock>lsland. went OUT with
his gun Tor the purpose OF huntington
the 9Th OF October his body Mas found
IN part OF the river opposite the fort-he
had been shot, scalped and stabbed in
many places. Two Winebago Indians
lett the Island on the morning Of The 27th
Sept. and there were no other indians in
the Reighborhood there is no doubt but
II VAS those two Indians who committed
Tie murder. Maj. Marston the command
ing officer of the fort, with Capt. S,ubbs,
assist. dep. Or mast. gen. and Lieut..
D"wney of The OH regiment and SO men
Immediately proceeded i'm search III The
murdercrs-they went abou, 80 miles up
Rock river, but were unable To see single
lndian; The next morning after their return
10 The garrison. "A party Winebagoes OF
or Indians and same women aud chill
dTes arrived al the fort, the Major freely
admitted them and after informing them
what had happened, required three OF
Their chiefs 10 remain as hostages. until
The murderers should be surrendered TO
him.
=" As Maj. Marsion has always treated
all the Indians in his gcishborhood aud
particularly The Winehagocs with grea,
Kindness, there is no doubt bmi HE
prOmptness and energy with WHICH The
Major and his party moved III pursuit ct
the Indians, and The confinement of their
chiefs, will have tendency 10 restrain
and proven, ANY further depredalions"
Sc. Louis Eu0.
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New Tonnage Duty, at % francs on
202l tons
LATEST FROM HAYTI.

BALTIMORE, November lS.-By The
sIoop Amelia S.Dedson capt. fIaIrIso, 90
DAYS from Gonaives, We learn That on The
2Otb Oct. Gouaives surrendered TO Presl-
dem BOYER Without any resistance. His
army was reported to be 10000 strong.
His feet arrived on the same day, coDsis
Ting OF Q scIls. ! ksich, 2 sloOps aud 10
barges. On the 23d he marched, for the
Cape, which 1t was generally believed
would make no resistance. TIE flee, WAS
laying al Gonaives when capt. II sailed.
The A s. ID experienced great deal oI
bad weather on the coast and IN the
bay, where she has been days.
[CoBee House BooLs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-21
NEI INGTON ACdDEMT.

HE tCboiasic exercises OF this institution will ciess
ID on The 18th peCemOtT next and be resumed the
iOih January olowins. tie SahscTibeI embraces ijs
opportunity - Informing tbs Tnbc, that ht H..
gaLsd as an assistant Tie Rev m9 HHghrs. he lite
iaFy acluI ements Ui this gentleman well knO~u
I" require euio9S. Ills iong experience teacher
the peculiarly happy talent he possesses OF nyaria
instruction 10 the mind OF las Pup;l, connected With
has general fund of know Ledge, constitute him
enlightened and able instructor youth.
The subscriber EnorIrg the pressure Of The times
ana the secretly of money, has thought Ht With
advice Of The Irnsiees 10 tower ns price for
tnliioh The following branches therefore, viii III Iu-
iuIe be ssuebt 81 ibe following piece:
For Lattu, GTctk French Philosophy, Bellies LetTes
Logic anu - 10 T. Stiiuin.
For English grammar, geography, COEposIOu, Ieci-
taion, reasing writing, IIibmetlC aud book Accepting
3 rs y dsDGU.
For board, including tuition, (eath boaTdrr rndiHs
his own bed and beddpsJ 10 he paid quarterly ia
vance, ! l25 " anBnW.
daJor John Il Cary, whose aUXIe for The prosperity
of tina Institution Is esnced his aud uBTe
United eXerions TO give general satisfaction will attend
L. the instruction OF the pupils in reading strung
arithmetic aud hook keeping. He will have the
management of tue boarding department Thr snbscri.
her peCgSs hmsei thatI siTicesi attention shall he
paid ny h In conjunction with the other teachers TO
the me- ais OF she siudsu'5. JOSEPH SMITH.
Gl0vt ester csnDty, Eov. -. 57..Tt
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FRENCH TONNAGE DUTY.

FRENCH TONNAGE DUTY.
BosToN, Nov. I1.-Soms misunderstanding
has occurred respecting the case Of tue ship
Jane of Boston, captain Miltimore, " bich
rived at Bordeaux in August last. Capt M.
in letter TO a friend at Newburyport, res
ferrinE to tile heavy tonnage duty on his ship,
states that on application To the government
he had gained his point. II does not appear,
however, from that letter, what this point
was; but letters 10 his owners. shew il TO have
been 10 induce the French government 10 ao>
cept bond for the new duties, payable in s
months. In ihlS effort he was successful, aud
had deposited with his coOSIgDees property TO
the amount Of the boGd TO meet il when due
Capt NJ. speaks gratefully OF the assistance by
received from NJ De Melville, Mr.. 'GaIlatin,
and Mr., BOTnett
The following Is an account of the extra du-
ties on ship Jane and cargo.
203 bids. Tobacco squa TO I2S SOP kio-
CRANES, at II fTaDcs per 100 kilO extra duty.
beyond what would have been paid il imported
in French vessel.
fir. I45
81 bales Cotton, about 500 kilogrammes, at
lGI k. extra duty, sc, S75
I5,o2O
New Tonnage Duty, at % francs on
202l tons 20,0i7
IS, O67
1t thus appears that the new tonnage duty
exceeds the duties on the cargo
The full freigbts of the ship Jane. out and
home, will probably not be sufficient 10
pay the tonnage. IPdW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-21

WASHINGTON, Nov. l6.-Ai TWO %
clock yesterday, after tweniy-one fruit
less attempts, the chOice,of Speaker OF the
House of Repr, sentatives fell on Mr.. TAY
LoR, of New York.
The Message of the President was trans
shifted TO both Houses, BY Dir. James
Monroe, Jun. (uephew of the Presidency
Immediately GU his being officially 10
formed OF the organization of both Hous.
es. 1t will be found in tue preceding
page, and we will not, by any remarks of
ours, detaih tue reader from lis eager pc
Tusal. Nat Int.
November i7.-The express semi on. for
the printers al Baltimore, by Messieurs
Stockton IL Stokes, left our Office door
with the Presidents Message at Is min
ates past three o'clock, aud performed
the ride IN two hours and three quarters.
The distance is upwards of Sc miles.
The election for members of the Sew
enieenth Congress has taken place in the
state of New Hampshire. William Plu
mer, jr. Nathaniel Upham, Josiah But
Ter, (mcmbers of the present Congress, }
and Matthew Harvey aud Aaron Mstson
are not doubted 10 be elected. For the
sixth place OH this general ticket, there
10 contest between Arthur Livermorc
(st present a Representative and Thomas
Whipple, the result Of which appears 10
be quite uncertain. The election appears
not TO have excited great interest, one
fourth only OF the usual number of votes
having been gwen.
The election for Congress has also Ia
ken place In tile slate OF New Jersey but
the result cannot YET be asceriained.
The following gentlemen compose the
representation elected from the State of
Ohio 10 the Seventeenth Congress.
51Sn G. e;% %Si :} }SS% v %.:.+
'Levi Barber, John Sloane
Those mari thus ~ are new members Mr.. Barber,
TOO has been heretofore, tho be 10 now in Congress-
The following gentlemen have been
elected Electors OF President and Vice
President, in the state Of New Jersey,
being all in favor OF the re election of
James Monroe and Daniel ID. Tompkins {:
David Mills, aaron Vsnsyekle,
John Wilson, Joseph Bud5,
s SS5% c'f%: .isn,,. 5sSs s5 s,Si,
The following geDtenen have been
elected Electors of President and V. Pre-.
sident of the United States in the state of
New Hampshire, being all friendly to the
reelection of James Monroe and Daniel
y. Tompkns:
William plumer, John Pendextsr.
wnhamFisk cara Bartlett
Samuel Dinsmoor, James Smith
William Gabby and Michael G.. Sprigg
are elected Electors Of President and v
President of The United States, for The
fourth district ~ Maryland. We need
not add, thai they are friendly 10 the re-
election OF Mr.. Monroe.
France s. the United States. We copied
from the Baltimore Patriot, The ether day,
few remarks on letter received frOmian
American Captain in France, via Newbu'
Typort, which seemed TO ns very applica-
hlc - The case as il then stood. We
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-21
pApER NcnrNEc I

The Kentucky Legislature have = Property LAR he
lore them aHd US friends saHguue Of sue cess...
rhe n. Of X have also p Report rom The Committee
sppOited tAie ia0 consideration the embarrassed
condition % the country which decafes q" that the
0taatou Of the country requires Of crculat
NC CurHcy, Sudn tie abseuceOf gold SILVER that
lie ougbt 10 tfectsd b. issue notes from
the Bark kcptacky m by Fgs baNt ~ BE- establish.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-21

ST. LOUIS, (Missouri.) October 81 -
Col. Learimrsrh of tie 9Th UuHed States
Infantry, and Maj. BOiUaia, Indian agent
al Prairie du Chen, arrived in town on
Thursday evening lasi--COl. Leavigworili
politely furnished the editors with the iol
lswiag statement relative te a nurdersup
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-21

LECTCRES ON CHEMISTRY.
RoCTOR CULLEN respectfully anBeunces his inten
- ton of delivering an Experimental Course OF
Lectures on ChemiStry in Richmond during The ensu
ing winter months. The contse will embrace most
comprehensive view Of the science with its application
10 tne ATfs sciences, Agriculture and Manufactures
Inc course will commence early in December u.xt-
sue motto. will be given OF the introductory Lecture
Novemher2I. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-21
Washington Monument LoifeyV

GSoURTH classic be draws in The CGty of Bakti
l. more, All IN ONE DJY.-No Stationary Phi
yes all being floating.
CouEN's OFrfcE, BALrIuoRE)
November l. 1870. (
OFFICIAL NoTICE.-The Manager. OF the Itb Class
OF the Monument Lottery, have the pleasure to announce
that the drawing will take place aud he Completed i'm The
City OF Baltimore, on NEW YEARS DAY.
They scarcely deem IL necessary to appeal TO the nat
riotsm OF their fellow citizens their support ami
patronage heng wei assured Of The respect and
WASHINGTON, and of their ardent desire to see the
noble monument, already go far advanced, hnished..
efeotheI motives for its encouragement he sonvht
they would readily be found in the peculiar nature and
novelty OF the scheme ny which the fate ( the adven
tnTer is TO be determined IN ONE pAY-au aLysntaVe
too obvious TO require recoinme daion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-21
COTTON Y1RNS

4 Rave on cousgnmeui, large assortusut Of cotton
yarns, from The PffetybHrg COffOH IQrn HOuu.
JactOTg, from Ne. upwads, Nh!cL Wiil spose %
The nanufactoft prices. ...1he yafns made at this
establishment have been generally preferred Tor their
Superior quality 10 Hose Of other mapuiactotiss in
Ibis country aud from The quality 81 the these
are made o. are superior to any heretofore made al
the above eStablisbiuent.
~ consequences Of lie raw material having fallen, and
the scarcity Of mosey the PTice sconsdsta Nv redoced
Nov Al 51..u DAVID INSECT.
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OFfICI1L NOTICE.
)BEN'S OFFICES. BALTIMOH
kOpfVl6sr l5fH lS9O.

INVOfItOtF IStNl IoEU. ,
e5- The great Capital Prize ui 5 40, GOO
in the Cathedral Lottery, will he awaided the trst
drawn number. cdneSday tie 10Th of TIE present
m0fh, asreeGb'y to ile scheme beng 81 lw
10 chances for This sp!euHId early
applications ghoHlJ tie made.
Tickets ) 10 Quarters & > EiebIhs 3 ? 50
Haves.,..i0 Fihhs ....,4 Isnths ~
Warranted uDGTaUn.... Orders Eom auy part Of tie
UhlOn, enclosing the Cash post pal, will meet the
came prompt and PuHeuai attention IL un personal
application, add; sssed IN IL. COHEN
J7,.3t Sec'ry u me Managers Baksig ore.
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The WHOLE AMOUNTING TO 100 900 poLLAE.l
10 he drawn IN ONE DAY. Combining patriotism - ith
despatch and forming most .ypIeHdid DLsEriLusioa
PRESENT PRICE OF TICKETS
Whole Tickets, S ~ 90 Eishths.......S2 AIS
Haives.... ......u 90 TeHlbs. 20
Qnafters.--.......5 50 SixleeniEs. .......I 81
Fifihs 5000. - 10 lTwenL.lhs....i 10
10 be has In great variety NJ MANNERS at COREV'S
LOTTERY and BrchGnse Offices, Nos. il4$ al Nerket
Street, baltimore.
Al Cohen's Office more Capital Prizes have been oh.
tained Than at amy sher office in Amerca-a the last
iWo classes 81 the Monument Lotteries all The follow ny
principal Capitals were sold al CoHSS's OFFICE viz -:
No. 23ioS, Prize Of 30 900 Dollars.
26,t)a a rriZe of 30 900 Dollars.
1896, Prize Of 20 600 Dollars.
91,696, Prize of 70, 900 Dollars.
2,1I6, Prize OF 1000 Dollars.
Besides large number of minor Importance.
- Adventures who purchase through the mcdium
OF Cohens 0ice, will, they desire it, be furnished
with the Managers Official List OF the prizes inedi.
atey aReT the drawing, gratis. Those HI wish the
LIST VIII please signify the when they their
orders.
II Orders from any part sf the Union enclosing the
cash or prize tickets in any OF the Lotteries post paid
WIN neeithe same prompt aud phnctual attention as il
on personal application, addressed 10
J. 1. COHEN, JR.
Secretary To the Managers baltimore
BANK Bills Of the states Of Virginia. NORTH or South
carolina, Georgia, Eank OF the United States Branch
es, DISTRICT Of Columbia of the cints of Baltimore
Annapolis, Philadelphia New York and all speci,
paying Banks IN Maryland will be received IN paymen
AZ oar November 10. Bi..6IGD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-21

GERMAN LINENS
WE are now receiving fresh supply Of oznabnrps
iicAiehDnrgs, &C. LUCKE & SIZER.
we ia 55..llif
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TSIIAS REED has removed 20 the Store recently
II occupied nv hsssrs. Lrckr Stzet, where ne Ia
receiving aHd will continue To ketp on hand, very
10 der tie best manufs tories atreduCed prices
DRAFTS AZ short sight on ST. Louis. Nis5sDri, iUr
sale ~ above. oct. W. ~ ..Nu
HERNIUFSIEE TURN Ky tOhPtvY..... .Ibe
lFA annual icetiug " The .tn hbuluefs o The Man'
chester lutnrise Compsuy -i te held a lobH RozePs
tavern u the toEn Of Manchester the hrst Monday
o. December ensuing. JAMES BRANDT Il, JTsas's.
Manchester, Nov. ~. H.ct
A PETITION viii Lg Pttseuted 20 ~ HeNi Hettfal
"a Assembly, pratmg repeal ~ ~, as pfsssd
Fsbtnasy 1870 for tbe Improvement % tas Navgstios
Of the Norih Fora al E,ysnG3 ugsG.
October n 20 T4P
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-21

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