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CELEBRATION AT YORK TOWN.

0n THE Steam IIoat VIRGINIA.
Capt Hazard, will leave sia,os
A---- IN Island an Saturday the 18th oi
vA@RIYllIyl4s0 October, at O'Clock, for York
49, Town. aud will tow along side
the Steam Uoatpow hatan W hich
r's oeem thoroughly repaire' and tue Boats will
cnnndaie 500 passengers They will reach vurL Town
ON sunday and remainthere until the close
orntnn Is particularly requested all who intend
going Ivy this will leave their names the
Once al the subscribers (~hrrr list is open
ed that suitable prvisisn he their
mediation. Passage for the trip 5rahle charges
as per other Steam BcatFor particulars apply
LEWIS LUDLAar
sept. 4O-i6thU
=, u. The Ride Rangers, commanded by Capt. Brooke
viii nv this ranv-va nee =
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EVENING STUDIES.

MIR. w. G. KIDD win enter into arra,,,,.r,., ., r.
I've Evening classes after business hours for the ;6er
snt branches OF Edacation which those eneaed nrn,,
the day cannot then study. In these Eli
included the study of Mathematics, Pure Wa,en,atics
fane aud Spherical Irgonomery aud Practical
my-with the system Of Sienography ''o
Ser
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JOHN VAN LEW & Co.
IL AVE received their Fail ,uuuly uf N 4RDW mr.
4 consisting oil the usual VARIETY
September "a. Az,
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ON THURSDAY

The 2'!h 81 Not tmBER ,et soii be dra,cn i the Cny
u kchInond, TIC Gicl Sektns Of the
QUANiICO CANAL LOTTERY.
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THE STEAMBOAT VIRGINIA.

WILL leave York Town, Sunday
the nth October, and proceed up
y-Ne the Mattapony to Walkerton, that
lile33S36( place being as high the Boat can
0ExsSS RSfSk|7 go with safety.
49,. 49,. She will leave Waikerton Mon
10y n"'hg NJ ~ O'clock and proceed duwuwartis tax
Ing passengers from either side ol the river ~ ~
II The price orpassare will be 81 so for .,;ng and
the same Tor returning. =" " eO'e "
ne Passengers will Mt liberty To take with Them nv
'"'"s u"' may be deemed necessary for The trip.
o.,.. RO: u. BAGBY.
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good as to ease At the Eagle Union Hotels, ,he,
names and number, the day previous to his leaving.
u will be as much to their accommodation as TO h,s
interest.
Sept a. So,
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Quanlico Canal Lottery, 18th class
NllIIl, M
Go2I priscs, 1880 LEX 10000
1926 bfdnh8, els al 81.

inns Is nlnilcry forDedby The iernnry con,
hinhlIon hnd prtnuiaiion oi ~ Nos To III,
tetnIinv The PRICES therein the 27 Nos "A III l,.
Pnliiicly platcd inio wheel on the dav az
drawing aud four ot them he drawn ont AMI
thm tickat hbving on il the Isl, 2d md ~
Nos. drawn from The wheel, IN the order IL,
winch drawn, viii be oniitlrd Ia the hicbr,t
pftIe tb"se other tickets which shalt
have on Them the 7hme numbers in the otI, !.
orders oil conibinhiion md denominations nj.
| eheb he entitled to prize Of 81 900 tIfota
- Other iicbets which shall have on tbct,
three OF the drown numbers, mud those three
me Isl "a hhd 3lhl viii each be enlilrd ~ n
prHf oi $IubO those u nfherfirket4 uLifb
shnl liasr un them three OF the drawn Mo-
and those three the lsi, 81 and ih, win h,
c"ch entitled ia u prize ol 5000 those u OH
81 tickets whch shall hive on them fhrer g.
the drawn Nos. VIZ the Cd, 81 and 9TH. nj !
eneh he entitled tn Prize OF $40; those l. -
tirkels which slnl have on them Two OF = =
dfl"n Nos and those two the Sd and II
drawn, VIII encl lie entitled rs prize of So
all others hnyihg on item two OF thr dr6V
Nos. (being 6oo) viii each he cntiledlo
prize OF go, aud all those which slinll have
one al the drawn Nos on (be,ne 6o72) WI
each be entitled toe Prize Of S5
No ticket which shall have drawn przc 4
n superior denomination ran be eutitrd 10 u,s
inierior prize. Przrs payable 20 dnys nflcr
the drawing, aud subject MS usual 10 dedn,.
ton at ~ per cent
The drawing will tnke place on 7bprsdap,
the 2oth day of Aorfmbtr next or nj n mnrl,
earltr dny II the sale OF tickets y III warrant
H.
Whole Tickets s5--IIaycs 81 90 Quaricf5
81 %.
Packages of . tickets embracing The 81
romliinaiion aud perturbation numbers of the
pottery. warranted TO draw, al lensi 500. 10.
fhnn 10 rcr eeni may alto be had NJ the ssple
rate, bni "n that day the tickets will POSITIVE.
y be hdyanccd 10 -,
ADRIAN Il. NORTH.
June 4
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Christian advocate


The nnioa oil literature with genuine ehrIs
fanny. AT ali tunes important, is peculiH y 81 at
hi. Ii .e and ia TINS county. The cnem es oil
The truth as it is in Jesus, are u7In5 alltheIf en-
delynrs to maintain their cause ana extent thelr
influence, hy the powerful auNliiaiIta oi ciudI
ton and TASTE, aud iitac truth he lett naked, OF
appear only il IA careless or slovenlr 9ath, II
"ilnot be tisc'y t" attract the attention. and
wnlhe hearts oi Chat large and tnpo llnt pbl-
ton OF the community Whieh cal''7's oil Tue
yoang, the chil"'Ied ana the |9f'' m we
In Nv, indeed, nat 81 ceaa IN cHhi''inS evan
gehcaituth uIast come ON eo"' anu 'ha'
hothn1 Dat ms 5'@ee WI ever Cam x i ="
human heart oel'i we afe MOTTO expect MIRA
cues w AGONY |" eNPt'' the '''l"'' u Low
uehce, ana The 'nil'ehte % 'i''h' o''se' /" inc
Hse oifiS"iou' eA''l'9;s, ana "i ni''aS h''".
r'ly adap'ed 20 enc eh'el''h'ei'e" TO "e pro
"uttu. Whca :. e Shehl'e' Oh wa" S""''',e>a
'''"l TWIN lea hh1, ann WI, anu '"' = '"ey
u'a7t ht COMBAT ii "I' tue ,ea"ii''"se 'He VI
we arm nc iAheY a'u9e' III ''''' &c ''''
Neil7ea' iVteal' a'p'e 'o'ANe P'' s''
,'"e' indeed, nat NUT % an ''Aii''''e pau
Ha'Mtes u "e > "e"'a' 9'i'''''s''"i'n ~ e
ca'nS ne eva e'''ot9o " NV" ", '''
- CUM d Wy "'o "'"'''''N ', -
"s'''' eSP"' ny ''''9' 'f'
- - i,,,,..,,.. i,,ss which
e'P'' III ''ae 1,.'' al ia
ss h''e'''', ne - otls,,nin,, and
"@eas9f'h5to ehe''z" '''e 'oV' " ''', "
l''''',' ''''" ''e W" 80
NY ;" ~, ,,,.,s,;,',, oe,,
whirn II lien n,-,,,t, IN t il IS not host,,t
b1t .iahIy l,y,r.ble to :. whats ever tlnngs ar,
t,ne ~ ;,,.f n,tre lov.l,. and o, GOOD rc
p,u', n .'nIs, Inc Divine blessing, IL sh1l
'" =, ',','e, a.,, ,'.;J.rahI,
49,, s'',,' ''r u,nlrat,ur
tv,uh,y,r.,a..ITd ,,1'.;et i, winch all win,
snilh,yr ,,es,, t,,,,,. ,;d viii nayereason lo
ever tor,;,-'.,
Tae j;;5ds ,fn,ae, which tbs pnblicatia,
shy N dctaA tn. i. lit, wilhav cnr,,ta,itl,
beI,,e him the h ,stlehaots nisccllanico, wtuci
a,rnuh,; ~ h H., ~ -, 81 In, Hit.
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| No. 40.

op IL him, and opening lis breast. s,i,i
am Ihn soie rausr Ut those I. lows 4
ny az arms against iilcr king and NV
hctf Is my bnasl, put your bullets finsnis i,
my heart, and ltt THESE men live 4, n
hearing this appeal, the colohel hesit.,l. i
moment and then said, / will moi Ia
ynn nov hi Sou shall grace a halter 80
y llirn IL EGslind, damn ,ou, and as ~
III, twelve ibcn, their lives were spared. 4
The G"lnnci sem them home in their FAM.
l"s. Alrn was tken To England. md .f.
forwards srnt back To New York. whrr. H.,
Wa exchanged. While he VAS al N.,.
i"rh, ihe British officers offered him !,
iaige tract ol lind in America il he Nonl1
dr,eil the American cattse aud join them,
lie told tl'cm that lifuy put tim in mind
ID story he had read IA ~ old Fashioned
book he had at home, nhcie 1t says. H..
d''tl took Christ up 10 The top uf a b,ph
nloaniain & sheaing linn ali The Kingdom,
al The earth, sa5 lng, nll these Mil rive
unto lhre, II thnn wilt fall d,wn aud wor-
SHIP me- when al The same Tune, the poo,
dr,li had not font III land IN TIM worLi.
Roase's Point HorLinger,
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ALL LII E5IL1,n Ill n

Courage aud generosity acting t"Sethff'
are two very pleasant qualifications ~
men, aud often produce %'"elh"s worthy
of particular nolice. This is eIea'iy 'llos-
tratcd in the following aneedote OF Col
Elhnn Alien :,
When he was taken prisoner at Mon
,renI in ia. American revolutionary war
he had - Canadians With him, whom
when the Blush Colonel saw, he ordered
lo be slot rs rebels without further cere
mouy. Upon hearing this, Allen stopped
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The North American Review, and Amcrl-
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Second Edtion. Wiihan9Pptadir--eon tanning
rINllE Declaration by the Represent .tiyes 81
Il the United Colonies 81 North America
acting forth the causes and necessity oil tal,ine
up arms, in " ., l7.5-Fhe Petition Ly tn,
Representatives of the United Colonies, 10 t.,
King oi Great Britain, July ., i7i5-A procla
Ton OF Conglcss I1ra day oil fasting, humiiil-
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ration Of Independence, July !, l716-Jmd toe
manifesto by The Cong oss ol the Gnited States
Of America, October 80, li79.
Also, the Constitution OF the United States,
and thu Farewell Address oil Gencra WASH.
rNsroN, 10 the People Of the tn,led States, an
nonnelnG h's intention OF retiling from public
service, Septenl etl7, I796.
COMPILED BY THOMAS !. R0DGEGS
"Weare reduce cd to the alternative If hoo
sin. an uncol ditonal snhni-s iou to tie thah-
ny ol iritaled tnlui~tels, OF resistance by io &c
Fhe lhtel Is ON choice. We have counted Tia.
cost olthis contest, and find nothing so dread
W a. No'"'.,"'g 9'"NS y 'iohu', 1lHict, ana
humanity, ioroid us lalncly 10 SUI, cnder that
eedom which we received nom Cur gallant
ancestors, and which out innocent pustelity
hayeaaiSh torecolye from us. We cannui
endure the iuanY and guilt oi lcsIgnlue sue.
ceeding geuci dtionsto that wIct ehcduc~s winch
inevitabl, ANA slhsm, II We laaciy cntdil here.
ditaly bondage upon them.
The a, ms W, have been compelled BIZ nur
enemies 10 assume, we uilI IN delilner oi cvc,v
hazard, with unabatmg fImness and pe,sevel-
aace, employ Tor the preservation OF our liner
tirs--heing With one mind resolved To die Tree
,ncu athet than to live slaves. - DecldrDiioa
Of Coag-css, setting firth Tie necessity oJiat0g
Hp drmS--JHiy u, l115
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a tew boxes OF excellent Champaign.
September 3.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
Richmond 1yo,,7 1894
To the Editors OF the ENQUIRER.
GENTLEMEN,

4, T..
To the Editors OF the ENQUIRER.
GENTLEMEN,
While my I'd No. has been patiently wait
ing "tbe miller's turn" at your Office, flor f
recollect Alright, it fell in about the Goth
ult.l have experienced no small apprehen-
sion that the pains | had taken to trim my
farthing rush-Iighi," would prove to be "ia-
bour lost" under the refulgence of those lu-
minares you announced, as my precursors.
ready 10 blaze forth and iIluninate our political
hemisphere. Unprecedented should find il no.
litic To withdraw that glimmeiing beam from
comparison of such countless odds against
il. But the event. SD far, seems To prove that
the most dazzling l'iminares in the political.
as well as that of the natural world, NAV be
entirely eclipsed, or obscured by impenetrable
clouds, SO as TO give additional lustre To the
subsequent twinkling of the fecblest star that
CLEANS through the abyss profound.
Those luminaries, indeed, have successfully
risen, and waXed their course, under the oh
scurliies Of their own justification, which has
perpleXed, darkened, anu COMPOUNDED their
woaed rahiancc, through the whole of their
present period, and promises an adventurous
peucency 10 the humble glow-woIm who
may dart his feeble ray through the palpable
obscuri'y they have cast around.
shall not, therefore, tie so wanting in
seneralsi!p as 10 recedc from this equally
unrxreeied ADD favorable opportunity Of
Seeding forth that feeble raw, which shall
thereby be waited SD much farther than i,
could have penetrated by its owr, defective
energies, under less auspic0us circumstances.
Yours, truly,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-08

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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03

By a letter from respectable citizen Of
N. Jersey, dated the Esd December, we
learn, that Mandatory for converting
Iron ,ato Steel, has recently been COM
meaced IN that state, which produces, as
soad, as firm and as beautiful Seel as any
imp rted from England or Germany, and
that TOO from. Morris county Iron.' The
best OF RUSSIA, Swedes and Morris have
all been tired and all are good, but the
latter is found superior to any other. from.
the trials which have been made Of il iD
sunGry edged tools | am persuaded NO
Cast Steel, ever imported from Great BrI.
tain. excells it for the ERNEST aud finest
instruments. We regard this manufacture
Q one Of incalcuiable value to the United
States. All our edge tools, hammers, cut.
lery. &c &c. depend upon good steel
We do not manufacture, Iron, as it ought
to be Manufactured, but we trust we soon
shall. For the hundredtb time we repeat
-upos tOAL md IRON ws must found
slssvsssnsss Of Psnn,ylpaaia. Dem. Press.