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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-06-09

Petitions of $50 subscribers to the
funds of the Amherst Institution; a Me-
mortal of Williams College, &c. were
referred to the joint committee, Cd the
subject, viz. Hon. Messrs. Leland, GRAY
and Mack,-Messrs. Willard, of 3. Rob
bins, Dewey and Pope.
TUESDAY, JUNE IA petition from
Leicester Academy was committed TO
Hon. Messrs. Tufts and BurnelI.
"WEDNESDAY, JUNE "a committee
was appointed to consider the expedien-
cy of providing by law, that persons
conscientiously scrupulous Of taking an
oath may be permitted to affirm, on the
pains and penalties ofperjury.
THURSDAY, JUNE 3.-Mr. Bangs, Sec
rotary of State, came in and delivered a
message from His Excellency the Gov
crnor, covering letter from the Hon.
James Lloyd, and suDdry documents,
relating to the survey under the author
ity of the United States, of Buzzard's
Bay, and Barnstable Bay, and the land
lying between them, to ascertain the
Practicability of connecting said Bays,
by Canal; and to other subjects.
FRIDAY, JUNE "A resolve from the
Hon. House directing the manner of
choosing Electors of President and Vice
President, was read and committed to
the Hon, Messrs. Leland, Gray, Mills
Gardner, Parrot, GrennelI and Keyes.
An act to establish the Trustees of
Ministerial funds in Leicester, passed to
be engrossed.
Snnary petitions were read and com
mitted.
.4mherst Iustitution.-The joint com
mittee on this subject, reported leave
for bill, which was accepted without
opposition. Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
SATURDAY, MAY 29.-The Resolyesre-
ported by the committee on the choice
Of Electors, &c. providing for their cleo
ton by General Ticket, were read, and
Tuesday, II o'clock was assigned for
their consideration. Mr.. Shaw of L.
then offered an amendment to the above
resolves, substituting the choice by dis
tricts, instead of that by general ticket,
the vote above stated, being reconsider
ed.
The subject was then postponed to
Tuesday.
Petitions for Banks in Stockbridge
were read and committed.
MONDAY, MAY 31.-Petitions of Harvey
fainter &c. for remuneration of ex-
penses in prosecuting counterfeiters,
were committed.
Deaf and Dumb.-The committee on
this subject was instructed to report on
the expediency of providing the means
OF education for all the Deaf and Dumb
in the State, between the ages of l2 and
FL years.
SalarieS.--On motion of Mr.. Taylor of
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-06-09
GENERAL COURT.
S Z N ATE.

SATURDAY, MAY 29.-The Hon. Mr..
Mills, from the Committee, appointed to
receive, sort, and count the votes for
Counsellors, reported the whole num-
to be 2l3; necessary to choice 1917 ;
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-06-09

g OIicc Branch" by NJ. Carey.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-08
WAR DEPARTMENT..

Pension Office, June 10, 1924.
Additional regulations in regard 10 the pay
ment of pensioners by the agents.
No payment will be made TO any
pensioners, either in persons or by at
torney, who has not applied for his
pension for one year or more, without
the production OF his identity; the proof
will consist of the certificate of a ma.
gIstrate in the county in which The pen
sloner resides, setting fourth, either that
he knows the applicant to be the iden-
teal pensioner named in the original
pension certificate, which he must ex-
hibit to the magistrate, or, that it ha.
been satisfactorily proved before him,
that he is such pensioner. The sigma
ture of the magistrate to be certified,
under seal, by the clerk Of the court Of
the county.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-08
Baltimore. June SC.

IN
THE STORM.-Perhans ~ ,bo
whole record OF daily events do nos
furnish more remarkable IN
stance of the effects produced b.,
lightning, than what took place in Ra}
timore on Monday evening last. The
fash struck the auction store at the cor
ner of Charles aud Market streets
one part of the shaft followed the
main branch of the gas pipe, on the
northern side Of Market street, in an
easterly direction, and for the distance
OF about four squares extinguished all
the gas lamps IN its passage, scarcely
DONG any other injury; another part
oil the shaft followed the main branch
OF the gas pipe its westerly direction.
as high as M'Clellan's Alley. extin.
gulshing in like manner, everv ooe
lamp IN ITS passage on the Northwest
side of Market street, doing no injury
comprehending in the whole extent
nearly eight squares in Market street.
The gas lamps on the south side Of
Market street were perfectly unaffec-
ted by the flash The roaring of the
celestial artillery was both terrific and
sublime.
Yesterday morning Mr.. jesse
Bunch, a poor man living in the rear
of Christopher Hughes, was struck
dead, and one of his children severe
ly burnt--we learn that the family of
Mr. Bunch is left in most destitute
situation by This distressing calamity.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-08
FALMOUTH, DANNY Nav IL.

Abon1ln0Ue decision. On Monday
seven sailors, belonging to the ship
Amazon, were brought before the
Magistrates at the Police Office in this
town, on complaint preferred against
them by their Captain, for refusing to
stow sugars on board the ship on Sun
day. The men in their defence said,
that during six days of the week they
worked fifteen hours day, and there
fore thought they should be allowed
one days rest The Magistrates, how
ever, were ola different opinion, and
sentenced three of them to thirty days
confinement in the workhouse and dis.
charged the others.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-08
it;ch;nnn -nho no,,, .,.r,.;.or;aI nl

Michigan The new territorial 90
vernment Of Michigan was completely
organization the 7h ult. when the first
legislative council was convened,
and the session opened by an able
speech from Gov. Cass.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-08

The drawing of the Grand State
Lottery of Maryland was completed
at Baltimore on the Oath ult. The
following numbers obtained the CAPT
tai prizes: No. 1861, 100000:
No. 1928, $4,000; Nos. l45, 6 and
50835, $1,000 each; No. 1850.
$4,000; Nos 4455. 950l, 1896, 1857,
$1,000 each The highest prize,
were all sold in shares, and were SEN,
o different parts of the union. The
University and Monument Lottc.
lies are still drawing in Baltimore.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-08
APPOINTMENTS.

William McRee late Colonel in
the Army of the United States, has
been appointed by the President OF the
United States, to be surveyor Gener-
al Of Missouri, Illinois and Arkansas,
vice William Rector
VIM. Trimble has been appoinsed
by the President of the United States,
tobe Judge for the Territory Of
Arkansas, vice Joseph Selden, deceas-
ed.
We understand that 1t. Comdt.
Gallagher has been appointed to COM
mand the U. S schr Shark, now
fitting for sea, at New York.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-08

Spanish Claims OF the amount
awarded by the Commissioners under.
the Florida treaty, to the numerous.
claimants, it is estimated in general
that abct tive fifths belong to the
states of Rhode Island, Massachu-
sets, New Hampshire and Maine
and about three fifhs to the states,
south of Rhode Island. Claimants
in Boston, it is estimated, will receive
something near 100000 dollars.
The funds are placed in the U S.
Bank at Philadelphia, for the discharge
of the claims allowed. The number
OF claims is very great, and the list
fills several folios. Boston Gaz.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-08

Abijah Janney and James Cloud
were, on Friday last, appointed in-
spectors,of fonr forithe town. & COMFY
of Alexandra, under the late law Of
congress
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-08

Short Session. -Thc General As
sembly of Rhode Island met at New
port, on Tuesday the list inst.--They
were principally occupied on Wed
nesday and Thursday on the docket
OF private petitions, and every case
was disposed ofeither by trial or con
l'nuance. On Friday the public bust
ness was chiefly transacted, including
appointments TO office. And the n
Mercury remarks that the assembly
will r'se this day, Saturday. 4 scs
sion oi five days.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-08

Mr., Cratoford's health--Thc
Washington Gazette of Monday last.
says:-"Mr. Crawford rode out on
Saturday last. His health is rapid
ly improving"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-08

Major Gen. Scott, commanding
the Western Military Districts, arri-
we'd at this City on Friday evening.
HE'S direct from the Falls of ST. Au.
thority, we understand, the most re-
mote post Off tour ofinspection which
he has recently performed.-Aat. Int.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-08

Nauul The following vessels of
war (says the Washington Glzette),
are now equipping for sea with alb
possible despatch, to wit: North Caro-
lima, IA, com Rodgers; Constellation,
"A, com. Macdonough; Hornet, %,
capt Kennedy; Ontario, %, capt.
Nicholson; Shark, IL, lieut.. Stevens
Porpolse. IL, lieut.. Skinner; storeship
Decoy, lieut.. Gambel.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-08

BY the schr Fly, capt. Vandine,
at n York from Alvarado, the Com.
mer, Advertiser learns, that convoy
with money to the amount OF
81, 100000, had just arrived at that
place from the city of Mexico 1t is
also stated tina a conspiracy had been
discovered in Mexico, in favor of l
-turb;de, and thatthlrteen of the princi-
pals had been arrested. 1t isproba
BILE from this, that Iturbide's depar
ture from England, was connected
with the plot But if thus unfortunate
in the outset, his highness may calcu
late upon avarm reception on his AZ
rival.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-08

The U. S. schr. Porpoise, lieut..
comdt. G. w. Skinner, bound to the
coast of Africa, dropped down to
Hampton Roads on Saturday, and
wentto sea on Sunday. The rev. Mr.
Gurley goes out in the Porpoise as a
gent OF the American Colonization
Society, to visit the settlement at Cape
MesuradO.-ib
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-08-03
Journal Of Foreign .Medacane.

by SAMU Eli EMLlN, Jr. Nj
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tract SO copious of their contents, as not only to
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The content, ofthe journal will be arranged
undert the division OF
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Christian Advocate.

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PROPOSALS
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:. We are reduced to the alternative of hoo
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Canal lottery, ith class
hEllEME.
0oel priees, 1880 tick $4,000

A'f@' b'f'fHf = ~ o.
This IL ~nloilcry formedhs the iernsre rom.
hiuniiap aud perturbation oi - Nos. In de-
tofn,ine ube rfiacs Merstn the ~ No.. win DO
p%ntii,ly placed into n wheel on ile din, Of
drawing, aud lonf of them be drawn unt. AID
llhi ticket hHfiia oh II The lat, 2d and Sd
Nos dfhwD nom the wheel, IN The order in
(which drawn, Viii he entitled IN the highest
Prize those o oller tickets which shall
lave on lhcin The shlne numbers in the otliet
orders Of combination aud Formulation, viii
ebeh bt entitled 10 u prize Of 81 900 those
q other tIcksts which stall kave on them
three 81 The dr0Nh numbers, md those three
the lst, I'd aud Ith, will each be entitled toa
prize OF Sl0oD those u otller tickets which
sllnlI hive on them three OF the dfaan No.
ana those three the lst, I'd aud li,. will be
each entitled 10 u prize ol S6o0 those q 9th.
ar tickets which shall have Oh ilien tire, Of
the drawn Nos. viz the ID, Sd aud 9TH, VIII
each he entitled 90 u prize OF s3i0; those I3s
tickets which shall have on them Two of the
draw Nos aud those two the ID and 1th,
drawt5 will caoh be entitled IL n lrize OF s5o
all others having ON them tvs oi The dfnYn
Nos. being opo) will etch be entitled to n
prize OF go aud pll those which sltall hnye
one of the drawn Nos. on aning 6u52) wfl
each be tnliiIed toa prize of 80.
No ticket which shall have dfnWn n prize Of
n superior denominulion cnn be emitted 10 nm
inferior prize. Pfiles payable 30 days after
the drawing, aud subject Us lsual TO 4 dedue.
ton T.. - per cent.
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The 25ti day NJ A0tfmb'r next On at n much
earlier day IL the sale oi tickets viii warrant
II.
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Book Store, Mt the scheme price, until 1lurs-
day neAt the 10Th inst.
Whole Tickets $s--iihlyes 50 3d. Quarters
~ -.
Packages OF 0 tickets embracing tho OF
continuation aud Formulation numbery'of tho
luttery, warranted 10 draw, NJ lrasl goo, les
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rate, bit on Tint day the tickets v in positive.
y be az advanced 90 ~
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YEN Ool\ars NeWavA.

INAANAl from the subscribers, on
/ or about the lst day OF February last, q
bright mnlatto girl named DlLCEl, belong.
ing To the estate of John Melton, deceased
She is aboat 1T or II years OF age, has a scar
on the side of her neck, occasioncd by a burn,
also one on her forehead. Her eyebrows are
remarkably large, and has a down look when
spoken tn. Had On when she went away, II
black homespun cotton dress and naPt cotton
jacket. 1t is probable she may be lurking IN
the county of Buckingham, as she lived there
about two years. The above reward will be
given to any person wro will deliver the said
girl 10 the subscribers, living near Nelson
court house, or such information given as
will secure her apprehension, aud all proper
charges paid.
SPOfSWOOD GARLAND, ! Er'rs ofJ
JOHN MELLON, .h'h'" nee
Nav II. 4No9
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Notice..

4 BOUT tie 10Th of Mafth last, n bond
IA waB gwen by William | Ffcelnnd, ia
the mime q. Freelalfl, Ferguson 4 Co is
David > Garland aud Micaiah fendieton, ia
II sun between 7 mud 5000 dollars, pay abls
the Isl day Of fliis month, for n debi u. We
are inlofmcd1 ~ ing either by The said VIM.
J Freeinnd, or the late firm of Garland a..
freelana, ~ Que OF the Lvnchbnrg banks
at any rate for 1t debt IN which vs. are IN ma
wise concerned. We therefore 'ike Ibis ear-
lest opportunity niicrlearuing the above far,
10 tay 10 the public lhni We will not ray tho
aforesaid bend md do not consider ourselves
nj nII bound for II. We feel II our duty 10 sinto
our belief thai this bond Wns obtained In ma
unguRrdcd aud Distressed honr, by the inipor-
fnnilies ri one OF the ohligers-that the per,
son WHO gave il acted under tho sincere (but
IT may he iallnrionD expectation that hn
would be nble 10 discharge lie debt witllo4t
r%csoriirg 70 us-nnd under The erroneous Do,
Lief tllat tbs firm Who's name he thus in.fro,
pcrly used was largely Indebted 20 him.
WILLIAM ~ WINGFtEKD,
DOUGAID FERGUSON, IT,.
OWENS &. IONLER,
Partners ~ thr Inlf firm Of
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