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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-31
Thirty Dollars Reward,
For both, or half for either;

For both, or h0y for either.
VVhe above reward will be given for the ap-
Il prehension of TOM and ALICE, who abb
seconded from my farm in Loudon County, du-
ring the Whitsuntide holidays. Tom is a dark
yellow man, about twenty-five years of age,
nearly six feet high, of erect carriage, regular
features and open countenance. He had on
when he eloped, fur hat much worn, blue
broadcloth coat, light colored summer panta-
looms, and calico waistcoat. Alice is be-
tween black and yellow. She is about thir-
ty years of age, has bad countenance, and a
freckled face, and took with her her infant fe-
male child and bundle of clothing.
may 31-2w VIM. NJ. MCCARTHY.
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your duty, the waste places of Zion, and en-
deavor to raise from their ruins our dilapidated
churches. The time is very short. Death i.
lose. Live, beseech you, live near to God.
Live as you would wish you had lived, when
you come to die. Be faithful unto death, and
should we never meet again in this world,
trust we shall meet in Heaven. May the Al
mighty take you into his holy keeping, guide
you by his counsel, and at last receive you IN
to glory.
Philadelphia May 24.-Some weeks
ago black fellow, from New York,
hit upon an excellent plan for filling
his own pocket and, at the same time,
relieving the anxiety of those colored
people in this city whose friends had
emigrated to Hayti.
Having ascertained the names OF
those who had emigrated, and those
of the friends they had left behind, he
had number Of letters written, and
duly signed, sealed, and directed. The
poor blacks seized on them with avidi-
ty, and cheerfully paid the sum 81
cents, which was demanded for post.
age. 1t was a gainful trade, for four
letters could be distributed day, and
these produced one dollar and fifty
cents, or fifty cents more than the fel-
low could have earned by carrying the
hod, or by working on the wharves
He carried on the business for some
time, till 6nallyit came to the know.
ledge ola colored man who had been
in Hayti, and who knowing that no
such charge as S7a cents for postage
could justly be made, got hold Of the
letter merchant and made him surren
der his whole stock in trade, when
the trick was discovered.
The letters were very prettily man.
ufactmed, and gave the most hatter
ing account of the state of the coun
try, and of the prospects Of the emf
grants. Whether or not certain Of
the "letters from Hayti," which have
made SO much snow in some Of the
papers, were from this mandatory
We cannot say.-Gazetfe.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-31
gEl1P NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.

ARRIVED,
May 28-Schr. Eagle, days from Currl-
tuck; shingles to G. Smoot & Co.
Schr. Polly and Nancy, Dunbar, Edenton,
Z days, shingles to ]. H. Davis.
Schr. Alligator, Stutson, N. York, days;
wine to ]. & J. Harper & A. C. Cazenove ( Co.
May 30.--Sloop Java, RodbIrd, N. York,
Z days; freight for the District.
Sloop Constitution, Longhead, Philadei-
phia, 8 days; freight for the District.
Schr. Younger Son, Swain, Edenton, dysi
shingles to j. H. Davis, and ]. Mcguire.
SAILED,
May 2e-sloop Regulator, Thompson
Halifax.
May So.-Brig Susan & Sarah, Warehouse,
Cowes and a market.
Brig Edward Foster, Fernauld. Gibraltar
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-31
rSAIIE Postponea. :

The sale of Dismal Swamp Stock, advertised
in the first column, fourth page Of this paper.
is postponed to Tuesday the 18th Of June, at
the same place and hour.
The National Intelligencer; Poulson's Anne
rican Daily Advertiser, Philadelphia; the New
York American; the American Beacon, Nor.
folk, and the Richmond Enquirer, will add
the notice of Postponewent and continue ad.
vertisement for three weeks. At the end Of
that time, bill for payment, accompanied by
a certificate of the length of time it appeared
in the respective papers, will be sent to this
Office may3l
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-31
The Capitals are
$40, 900 SO, 900 S., 900
&c. The whole to be drawn in One Doy, and
will take place on the 9th July.
SPLENDID SCHEME
2l,o4s Prizes. 10000
10000 tickets; Not one blank to a prize.
MODE OF DR.AH ING.

SIsOfo u llZCo. IOO,OOO
10000 tickets; Not one blank to a prize.
NODE OF DRAHLNG.
The numbers will be put into one wheel as
usual-and in the other wheel will be put, the
prizes above the denomination Of 81, and the
drawing to progress in the usual manner. The
20, 900 prizes Of Four Dollars, will be award.
ed to the odd or even numbers Of the Lottery
Gas the case may be, dependent on the draw
ing of the capital prize Of Forty thousand
Dollars-that is to say, if the 10000 dollar
prize should come out to an odd number, then
every odd number in the scheme will be enti-
tied to dollar prize. If the 10000 dollar
prize should come out to an even number,
then all the even numbers in the scheme will
be each entitled to q prize of 4 dollars.
The odd numbers are those ending with 1,
3, S, z, org.
The even numbers are those ending with 2,
4, 6, 8or0.
This mode ofdrawing not only enables the
commissioners to complete the whole Lottery
in one drawing, but has the great advantage
of distributing the small prizes regularly to
every alternate number in the Scheme, SO
that the holder Of two tickets, or two shares
of tickets, q odd and even number) will be
certain of obtaining at least one prize, and in
the same ratio for any greater quantity. A
Ticket drawing superior prize in this scheme
is not restricted from drawing an inferior one
also; many tickets therefore, will necessarily
obtain TWO PRIZES EACH
Every prize payablein Cash sixty days after
the drawing, subject to deduction of Is per
cent.
Whole Tickets 81 Quarters 81 90
Halves 2 Eighths so
To be had in the greatest variety Of Numbers.
odd and even. n
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-31
Notice.

WILL be sold at public auction, for the
w benefit ofthe Corporation of Alexandra,
on Thursday the 2dday Of June, at IL O'Clock,
at the store Of David Smedley, on King-st.
(where have placed them for safe keeping)
AZ Barrels Of Flour,
which were taken by me from country man
on the 10th inst upon suspicion of containing,
contrary to law, mixture Of Indian corn meal.
Terms of sale Cash. JAS CLOUD,
One of the Flour Inspectors for the County Of
may 31-3t Alexandria.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-31

We arc informed, (says the Savan-
nah Georgian of the 18th inst. that
twelve thousand pounds, or ffty-three
thousand dollars, will be cleared by one
house, on single shipment Of cotton
from this port to Liverpool, during the
present season. This is what we call
comfortable.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-31
Notice.

T FoREWARN all persons from trusting my
Il wife ANN THOMPSON, formerly finn
Kent, on my account, as am determined not
to pay any bills of her contracting during my
absence orat any other time.
may 31-3t JAMES THOMPSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-31
RISE OF TICKETS IN THE
Grand State Lottery, No. 5.
CoHES's OFFICE, ia MARKrr.SrnrEr, }

CoHES's OFFICE, ia MARKrr-SrRrEr,
Baltimore, May eth. :
Tickets in the Grand State Lottery, No. S,
will advance to FIVE DOLLARS on Thurs
day nerf, the I'd of June, until which time
they will remain at the present original rate of
FoUR DOLLAns.
In this scheme, (Which Is to be drawn by
the Lmprored Mode, there is NOT ONE
BLANK TO A PRIZE, and no prize lower
than FOUR DOLLARS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-31
COFIEN'S

Lottery and Exchange Office, No. Ia, Mar.
ket Street, Baltimore.
Where in the four last State Lotteries were
sold the great capitals of 100000, SAC, 1000,
9 of $4,000, besides no less than IL capitals
of $4,000 each and where more capital pri.
yes have been sold than at any other Office in
America.
Orders from any part Of the United States
or Territories, enclosing the cash or prizes in
any lotteries, (post paid win meet our &C.
customed prompt observation-disclosures to
may 81 J.I. COHEN, Jr. Baltimore.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-31

Mobile papers to the Sd inst. arriv-
ed yesterday by mail. The export OF
cotton the present season, had been
4l,687 bales. In the same period last
year, the exports were 33,765 bales.
~. Y. Mer. Adu.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-31

Extract of letter to Commercial House in
philadelphia, dated Staffordshire, England,
April IS, 1925, received per the Louisa
Matilda, at New-York.
"I wrote you some days past OF an
intended meeting of the manufacturers
of earthenware and china. Since then
the meeting has taken place, and bust
ness in their line is at complete stand.
"All the workmen have turned out
for higher wages: you may see the pot
teries filled with idle, strolling, poor
people; they are determined not to
come to the old price; also, all the COL
liers have turned GU, for higher wages,
the manufacturers cannon buy coal at
the present asking price, and many OF
their ovens remain half fired. The
lord lieutenant of this part Of the coun-
try, has demanded from lord Dart
mouth, two regiments Of soldiers until
things are finally settled here. l find it
difficult to purchase goods at any thing
near the old prices. My opinion is, if
the workmen can hold out, goods must
advance 20 per cent; in fact, they must
advance, as all the raw materials have
risen considerably" Freeman's Jour.
49,. :. oro IT, 0,,zx..x:. -, 4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-31
COMMERCIAL.

Flour has again declined little-purchases
were made from wagons at 7 O'Clock last e.
vening at 81 50. No other change in the
market.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-31
"A Tailor Wanted.

A YOUNG NAN without family, who can
n bring satisfactory recommendations as to
character and capability, will meet with a
good situation by application to the editors or
to JAMES HAMPTON & Co.
Brentsville, Prince William Co. Va. may 80.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-31
RACING.

A RACE to be run over Chapman's old field
IA Friday, the 10th of June, one mile and
repeat; free for colts and untried nags Aged
horses will be bound to carry their weight
agreeable to the rules Of racing the colts
will be at liberty to carry catches. In addition
to the purse. theownes of each nag will be
bound to deposit in the hands Of the Judges,
FIVE dollars, which will be added to the purse.
The race viii commence precisely at IL
O'Clock. THE PRoPR6TO
may % rpss
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-31
Noung Hyson Yea.

90 chests of late importa-
R ton and good quality, landing
NEH from sloop Java, and for sale by
l4ae1R may 81 8. MESSERSMITH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-31
AUCI1o1f.
Dry Goo0s Furniture,&c

Dry Goods FURNITURE &c.
On WEDNESDAY,, the LIST Of JUNE,
Commencing at 10 o'clock, A. H.
WILL be sold at the store ofthe late Za-
" chariah Gardner, ON King-street, an
extensive stock Of well assorted
EngAish, French, Scotch,
GerMan, and India
DRY GOODS
To attempt an enumeration of the articles,
would be an unnecessary labor. There is
large quantity of
domestic Cotton Goods.
such as brown and bleached "a, 70, ~. 90,
and GA plaids, furnitures and bedtick;ngs.-
IaMEDIATELr AFTERWARDS,
Household Furniture, a large &. ,UeH
selected Library, & a MiM Cow.
Terms at sale. ISAAC ROBBINS,
attorney in fact for the .Adm'rr.
The National Intelligencer Georgetown Me.
tropolitan, Lcesburg Genius of Liberty, and
Winchester Republican, will publish the a.
bove three times week until sale.
may 81 tJe1
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-31

Trieste, Apra2.-.The Auctuation and
uncertain state of the Colonial Market
which we noticed in our last, still rem
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-31

Ticket % 18 II starred above, was sold at
j. ii, Runnells's Office, and the cash was ad-
vanced for the same Immediately.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-31

MARRIED,
On Sunday evening last, by the Rev. o. Nor
ris, MIR. LEONARD Cook, to Miss ELIzABETI
SUrER, both of this city. q
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-12-29
Goodiuck again at Shaw's.

nN Saturday last was completed the
" drawing Of the X. ]. Lottery, lst
class, and produced for the customers of.
c. Shaw, the following prizes, viz. No. ZIG
letter +, S5O-No I5e, letter T., s50-No.
l66, letter II, $50, besides large proper
ton Of Five and Three Dollars. The let
ters drawn were II N RI $ which gives
the result thus. To all tickets letter from
5000 to - and all the others are blanks.
The 5th Class ofthe Grand State Lottery,
Highest Prize $4,000 will be drawn in
/ evidence on the 10th January, and not on
the 18th as before advertised. Tickets s3
each and parts in proportion. Change your
prizes for undrawn tickets. Clubs, couIpa-
MES, and those who buy TO sell again will
meet with liberal terms by application inn
mediately at the Truly Fortunate Lottory
Office OF the subscriber, who has soIa six
tickets which have drawnSixty Thousand
Dollars ~! ~ G.. SHAW.
Dec 90.
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ETTER y, No. 4sf, n 2" .,zo orsI ooo
- Ditto, No. 500, sl00- Ditto No az
SiU0, in the X. /. Lotter'j First CInss. new
series, which was droy. m in Providence on
Saturday last, were cold as might r,a,or ~ !.
bly, be expected - w. ID. CALLAHAN
who has ticke's for sale in the Nsr,. Yo,I,
Literature Lottery, to BE- drawn on Wed.
nesday next 4th January. slcJ.OOO ii;gh.
est Prize-also Of $4,000, SEQ ,n0 In
500 Of 5000 n 2,56tElg ef ooDo3-
30 OF SI,OOO, &c, &c. for gc,no of Which
prizes call os above. WI ole Ticke,s SD.
par's IN the proportion oc sis.
Also,
TIckets IN the @ashing.oh Canal and
Connecticut S,ste Lottery, to be drawn. on
ne iIth .,nary. Capital prize syi,OO0--
oi Io' <jO-3 Of 5,0UO--l0 OF IUvO, &c.
ALSO,
tickets in the 5th class Grand State
, Lottery, 10 be drawn in Providence OIL The
lO;h of Jahuary;--Tickeis going at 81
lIighest Prize $1,000: For which and
others cali Immediately as above, llO. TIL.
street De- ~.
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COMMUNICATED.

Information is requested in the Freeman's
Journal, respecting the truth of James Rum
scy, of Virginia, ever constructing and using
a steamboat. In liS2 he invented steam
apparatus to propel boat, by drawing water
into trunk placed lengthways the boat and
forcing it out of the stern. With this ma
chinery no propelled a boat on the Potomac
at the rate of 3 miles an hour, against the
current. In 1884, he patented his right in
Virginia and Pennsylvania. In 1855 he in
vented a tube boiler, (now called generator, }
Of two inches in diameter, and had it in use
on board his steam boat, particular descrip-
tion of which with drawing is given in tho
Columbian magazine for May l75S, printed in
Philadelphia, by William Spotswood.
OLD TisIs.
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.4PPT1yS

Inhff .sIs>.
TncsspAy, Dec. 22-arr. sch. Pacific. Des.
mond, from Georgetown, ID. c. for York,
Sloop Huntress, Read, fr Prov.
FRiDAy- arr. sch. James Burrill, Hall, fr.
Philadelphia,
Sloop Ariadne, Brown, from Berklev.
Sloop Willington, Blake, from Taunton.
SAruRpAY-arr. sch. Juno, Eldredro, from
Sandwich,
Sloop George & Phebc, West, fr N Bedford,
Sloop Aurora, Brightman, from Westport.
SuSDAr-arr. sch Lydia, Baker, Fl N Haven,
for Dennis,
Schr. Sally Hope, Baker, from Boston.
Sloop Ann Maria. Gardner, from N York,
Sloop Earl, Blackwell, from Sandwich,
MoNnAr--arr. sloop Mary-Ann, from Prov
for n York.
TrEsDAy-afr. sloop Ann-mafia, Gardner
! from Prov.
WrnsEspAY-arr. brig Sampson, Purkiss
IL ds. IL. Havana, for B, ston.
| Schr Mechanic, Godfrey, ff. Turks-lsand
for \. York.
The following vessels werc boarded by The
Revenue Gutter Vigilant, in this harbor, and
the lists furnished us by Capt. Cahoonc.
SATURDAY, Dec. 2i--Arr ship John Brown
Bowen, OF Prov, AZ DIS fr. London, via Holnes
Hole, bound 10 n. York.
Brig Octayia, Googins, ofSaco. 37 dis from
Nevis, with Rum, DC bound to New-York.- -
Len there, Nov. nth, brig Undcrhill, Clarke
for New Haven In days--Dec Ist lat. ~
long. IL, spoke British sch'r Hazard, H. davs
from Trinidad for ST Johns, and informed
that they left, Brig Fountain for New-York in
days; and sch'r Pilot for North Carolina.
Sch'r Victory, Curtis, 10 days from Boston
bound to Ncw-York
MONDAY, Dec. 26--arr. brig Difigo; Stow
3 days from Trinidad, and IL from Anguila
bound to New.York, with molasses and sail,
to J. Forbes tS Son, and J. N. Clarke. Passcn.
gers mr.. William Lcwcn and lady, NJ A.
Fitzgerald, lady, and two children; miss John.
son and two servants; mr. Gilbert Johnston
and Geo. j. Whiting. Left at Trinidad, schr
Mar. Sutilla, to sail in two days for Turks
island; bIig Visitor, Allon, disch., and brig
Eastern Star, Thinbold, of and from Bath,
ust arrived; saw coming out, on the second
Bocas, ship Naparma, White, from London,
abandoned by her crew and going TO pieces
OF ST. Martini, spoke schr Elmra, Nuttcf,
running for markst--Spokc, 2}d inst. ship
Abigail, Potter, from New Bedford, ~ hours
out, all well.
hke Sylvester Haley, Gardner, from ST.
Johns IN. b. with an assorted cargo, bound
10 Newyork, having number of passengers.
Brig Veteran, Bunker, of sedgwick, from
Frenchman's Bay, via Mount Desart, days,
cargo plaster and herring, bound to Balti.
more.
Schr Korct, Burlington, of N. York, from
Boston, days, cargo fish, wine, steel, for n.
Haven.
Sch. Sally Hope, Baker, of and fr. Boston,
> days, with oil and aoap, bound up
MEMORANDA
schr. Ann, Easton, of this port, entered at
NYork, via this port.
Brig Harvest, Eldred, of this port, has arr
at Richmond.
Al Havana, Dee. LIST, brig Marcia, Maybor-
ry, fr Wilmington.
AT ST Perrcs Nov. 18th, brig Mary, vinson,
for ST. Thomas.
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MremsAS. The Detroit Herald states
that the sum of S7J,73i was received NJ the
u. \. Land Office in that town in tho month
of May and June last, and that the popula-
ton OF the territory has been more than
doubled in three years. The editor antici-
pates that in thirty years Michigan will
contain as many inhabitants as Ohio now
does (perhaps 050,O00) Fifty-eight build
ings have been erectediu Detroit the pres
ent year. Snow fell ten inches deep at
Mackinac about the middle of November
at Detroit, there had been snow but once
up to the 22d November, and that remain
ed but few hours on the ground,
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Na1Iesl fntflIipentr.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ENTERED,

Ship Hydaspce, Paddock, Coquinibo.
Brig Active, Mckee, Demsrara-
BSig Ociavia, GoogIns, Nesis.
Schr Sally Hope, Baker, Boston.
CLE.fKED,
Ship TIyda.pee, Paddock, New-London.
Brig Active, Mckee, MiddletowD,
brig Governor Grissold, DcIlIng, v York
Brig Oc,avis, Coog.ns, New-fors. tdi q
Schr. " aslhngton Packet, Shove, Ale xAn
schr. May Ferry, Marble, Charleston
schT. sally iicPe, Baker, Providence.
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"ANTED, neat and Industrious wo-
w man, for the ordinary business Of a
kitchen, who is neither too high nor too low
for her calling. a person would be prefer
red who has some brains Of her own, and
will not require hundred directions in the
course of twenty four hours, to conduct the
simplest concerns of household. A sim
ner also would be preferred TO a saint, and
more especially u woman who will not
tire your soul out with talking.
A line addressed to A. b. through the
Post Office, will be promptly attended to.
Dec 20.
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- -
Rhode-AslanA Union BANK.

TIIE Stockholders Of the r. I. Union
l. Bank arehcreby notified, that semi.
annual Dividend of 3 per cent. is declared
and will be paid on Monday, the I'd doy OF
January, 1896, to such persons as shall be
holders Of Stock on the 26th inst. on which
day transfers of Shares will cease unit
said I'd January. BY order Of the Presi.
dent g. directors.
". G.. BOSS, Cashier.
Newport, Dec. %.
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Adrrirn.

In this town, on Sunday evenihg last, mr
George Burdick, TO miss Mary r. simmons,
daughter OF Edward Simmons, Esq all Of this
town.
Same evening, by the Rov. mr. Nudge, mr..
Benjamin Allen, to mrs. Sally Duncan, both
of this town.
In Providence, 2lst instant, mr.. Robert Da-
Wis, OF that town, to miss LYDIA w. Dyer, for
merly of this town, daughter Of the late lnr.
Joseph Dyer.
Dfr0,
In this town, on Friday evening last, after
a painful and distressing illness, nlips Julia
Ann Crosby, daughter OF the late NJ 'honas
Crosby, oi ths town, in the I'D y - of hor
age.
In North-KingstoSn, on tho 17th inst.
Nicholas Z Northup, Esq. in the 50th year a
hls age, formerly senator IN the Legislature
Of liis State, and highly valuable citizen.
In Newly ork ,on the 2jth inst. Captain Perry
Bliven OF this town aged i0--for many years a
master OF packet in this river, and between
Newport and New-York,
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DOMESTIC.

The Boston Centinel of Wednesday last,
contains the following Note addressed to
the editor. II appears also in the Courier,
Statesman and Patriot.
SIa,--I take the liberty of informing the
Citizens Of Boston, Through the medium Of
your JouraaD of my arrival, in confidence
that liberalky and forbearance will gain the
ascendency over prejudice and cruelty
That have erred acknowledge.-That
have suffered fer my errors my loss offame
and fortune is too melancholy an illustra-
ton. Acting from the impulse ofirritation
certainly was disrespectful to the Boston
Public calm deliberation convinces me
was wrong-The frst step towards the
ShIoDs of Mercy, is confessIon-the hopes
we are taught, forgivcness.-Manm must not
expect mMc than those attributes which
we offer to our God.
EDMUND KEAN.
Erchange Cyyrs..s House.
MR.. KEN.
Tho appearance Of this actor vas accom-.
panied by acts Of disorder and violence
hitherto unknown 10 our stage. Some time
before the hour Of performance the house
was thronged, and thousands were ostsidc
anxious 10 gain admission, or TO know h;s
fate before Boston audience. Preynu.
TO tho rising Of the curtain, mr.. Finn, ore
OF the managers, came on the stage ant
stated that mr.. Kean was in tho Theatre
and asked permission TO make humble a
poio9y. He was received with hisses, an,
loud cries Of" No Kesn" on the one hand
and "Hear him. on the other. lie re,ire'
amidst "dumb show and noIse," and va
sureeded ~ Kean himself, who spseaTe'
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GTATE Of Rhode Island, Sc. SccfctarS's
- Office, Dec. 18th, ls2J. All persons who
had petitions pending for the benefit of tho
lnsolyent Act, At the last October session Of.
the General hsscr,biy, arc informed that their
petitions are transferred TO the Clerks Of tho
supreme Jujicisl Court IN the several conn
ties for trial, under the act entitled Anact ,o
transfer tho jurisdiction Of petitions sr tho
benefit oi Insolvent Debtors 20 Courts of Com.
missioncrs." HENRY BOWEN, Sse'ry
December %
Printors OF the laws arc requested 90 insert
the above four weeks