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Administrators Sale.

2mA BY virtue of a decree of the
1:::: Supreme Court. and under
ssss the advice and direction Of
the Honourable Court of
Probate Of the town Of Warren, will
be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, to the
highest bidder, ON SATURDAY, the
lith Of November next, at g o'clock,
p. M. on the premises. all the right,
title, and interest. Of which JONATHAN
CARR, late of Warren, died siezed,
in and to certain lot Of land with
dwelling house thereon. situate in Wa
ter-strect, and bonded as follows viz:
Westerly on Water-street Norlherly
on land of the heirs Of Thomas Cole
deceased. and others; EasterIy on
land of Seth Peck, and Soashcrly on
land OF James Maxwell.
Conditions of sale--90 days.
those. WILLIAMS, Admir-.
Oct. Sl. Is.
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yHarflys EntsIIip7nr1.
PORr OF WARREN.
ARRIVED SINCE ouK LAST

ARRIVED SINCE ouK LAST.
2Sth, arr brig Dolly, Chsmplin, from Bee;
ton, in ballast, 10 John +. Martin nd the
muster. ts4t'r, a.
Sloop Sarah, Ingrshan, from Providence
'Sloop Mount Moriali, Mathewson, from
Providence. ~,
Sloop Hannah s. Nancy, Turner, from
Newport.
S)oop Eliza. Smith. from do.
Steam boat Babcock, Nvrtham, from Prov
idence. fg .,l.ii
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Flour, Batter, Cheese,
w OGDEN Ware, &c.
FORTY bbls Canal Flour,
90 bbls Baltimore ditto.
10 tubs good Butter.
1000 lbs. Cheese Of goco

! iOOo ibss CheeSe OF g0Ce
! quality. @
Cedar aud pine tubs large and small
Cedar and pine painted Pals. ..&
CaDpails large and small.
Cheese Boxes, ditto ditlc.
Sugar ditto in nests offhe,
Sealed half bu>hel measures. 'f
Covered boxes with balls,
Close and roIeing Pins.
Cheese Vats.
Washing boards and mop handles.
Cnvers for barrels.
Hand dishes large and small.
Baskets Of different sizes.
Hair selves large and snalls
ALSO.
Crockery aud Glass Wars.
Fin Ware.
Stone and Purtington Ware.
Glass Mats large and small.
Chaise ditto ditto ditto.
Oranges by the hundred or less,
Sweet Potatoes
Spanish and American Cigars.
House, Clothes, Hair, Dusting, Shoe
and whitewash brashes.
Black Pepper, ground. Ca;enLr do.
Pepper Sauce.
Mustard of the FIRST quality.
Sweet and Lamp Oh.
Goodwin's essences If all kinds
LIKEWISE,
Rhode. Island, Miniature. and Farn-
er's AImanacs. for 1897.
Letter and writing paper.
States and pencils.
FOR SALE ny
WM. b. ~ E..O. CHILD.
Nov.4.
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Salt /! Salt /! ]!

NUST received and for sale by the
% subscriber, Two Hundred BusE-
els coarse heavy S.ALT
also, 81
Just received, per sloop George
& Mary, from Albany. 700 cwt. first
quality new milk CHEESE. 81,
GEORGE Il, GARDNER.
Oct. SS.
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~ &&SV WA
VHTOULD Say b shs public, tina
w want which ekcites oil &C
tion. stimulates him, 10 acknowieds,
the friendly calls of custoncrs,to sup
ply those wants. near home, wl.vr<
t''cir money sooB RETURNS to then a.
gain, IN preference cf going afar oz
ansl faro no better, or worse, as has
been tho case, moro than at present.
lie win engage 10 supply all wants
wsthiH his capacity, at tho iowcs,
regular prices ofotherplaces. ,
He tsas Ger snle hands6n,o assort-
ihe"t Of Silver framed Specsacics,
f;"sn New fark, aud his own make.
second tc. mo,fc /; and glasses In suit
all frames and all Eyes. Britania
and Biucktin Tea Pots. Pocket
Knives. Scissors. Raxors. Ditto
Straps. i.atlicr Brushes. Shaving
Soap. Ditto Glasses. Table aud
Tea Spoons. Jewels. Watches and
Watch Seals. Keys, and Chains, Of
Guild and Silver, and compounded
Metal, and many &c's. alpcrtaining.
Hc insnrcs his strictest attention to
repairing WATCHES, his principal
business.
Those that WANT SPECTACLES
to sec we'll at a distance, and far
close inspection likewise, should have
double Glasses. Being prepared to
Manufacture tIfcm, be will furnish
them 6ttrd to any that may call, by
taking dimension of their sight.
An handsome assortment Of FLCrEs
and FITEs, on hand. Any other Mu-
'ical INSTRUMENT. tn soften cares, a.
neliorate the condition of the virtuous
md To make the wicked better, wiiI
'e supplied to any. on demand,
lie will soon have ars assprtme mt
II common sPECTACLES,. lat
prcsen: they are not at his command
It an ordinary price. 1
Oct 2l. 4
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3Mel rdodg
l1s MEX n1ess ts6.
q helss bfpwp 1heeti1k; K II
'e3!e etovn etlr lrtisxs Ss6i eocd for
iQ cents ~ yard. Z - ~
oa'e ditto ditto Of superior ouelity..
f:sached skeetipxs Of good qssIiiy. !
Sngham Umbrellas. ~,
Plate i;'rnitsres Al 1919 cents per
yarsI. sr ! NJ i ~.
Black and white calicoes ek<aD:
mericen blue do. good pafres,.s 3
Fancy calicoes, seasons6is eolours and.
hgures.
sa,tiuets, io,0 price fot xssd. !.
l2-4 rose blankets, tosDer slen com.
y moR.. u, IS = -
Ssntlemens mixed lambs woels IIesy
(. good at Is Cd pair. s-.s
lao'e's super and and common Beaver
D!tto black and white horseskin .,lifto. {
Ditto c0loured hndressed KID ID
OentIemeD's white beaver do. ~
o. fgured camtricks good At as.
:, per yard. n
Coloured figured silks for lad;e. ,ires
ses ofrich patterns.
Boxes black Ribbons suitable for trim.
ming shoes. e"
Linen cambrick Hdkfs. Gerry fine for
the price.
=
tmita'ion ditto ditto with wrought cor.
ners and plain ditto very cheap.
to
N. NJ. 81. r. WHEATON.
: Oct %. t
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sstLED eiNcE OUR LAST,
Brig Zephyr, Barton. lIaysna.
Brig jacob, Eddy, Trinidad de Cuba. Pas
senger In the J. Mr.. Pater Csutaro.
Sloop George e. Mary, Mason, Albany. Z
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4 tf2 ~ - a. --------- !. ~ " y. y 4 B 81
Tho Congress a Chilo lssvc a.. 4 :
lrsintsd = .Committc "a prcnare =
IarnR 81 a Consiituiio~ ~ che Fed.
srn i,smciplc. Il must g<aify <hc
pride ~Hlck our coumtryssses SO Just
" feci iH tho success .f que uw,,
!,etsty. anaia tho scMevaiiyn which
= receives abraad, e. hear that Mr..
SAMUEi. IsARNEp Secret ary uf Lc-
yafion t. the Umtcd States MissioA
At chilry has bees 5ny<tcd to lie a
.nembes Of that Csmsaittee. Mr
L. has, we understand. accepted the
s''sslaii"n. 4 ~ 'Nat. JOGraat, =
\ Noted tity gnurmsnd complain
cd I" Dr.. Kitchener last week. tha.
i'c had Ra appetite. The latter ret
piled that eating oysters befhrc din
arr wohld s~storc II. About two
days after. file samc pcrsvn said his
rcinedy vas absurd, as I've had cat
en- = hsadred uitlout impravinS his
appetite.
A witty Alderman and Mssis.
ttate said last week, that there was
too much plane dealing iM Me-. Carr
PeRser's domestic exjmsnrcs.
"A cricket a,afck was played at
Drrf,r. last week, by san English
Eerticmcn. at the request of the
Datchcss ~ Berri. wao is taking
the Baths There. Her Royal High
ness vas attended by The Duke OIL
Orleans, anil all the beauty and FASH
ioa Of the place. The gallant Sir
Sidney Smith was also On the grsund. (
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FOR CHARLESTON, S. c.

H& THE schooner HOPE,
ES3!f%H SYLVESTER BOWEN mas
2Sfssz35BH ter, a superiour vessel,
viii, good accommodations for pas
sengers, will sail vn SUlVD.aY
5th Of November. For freight or
passage apply to Barnard Smith
Esq. or to the Captain on board at
Eddys wharf.
Warren, Oct. 28.
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TfRom Qua CORRESPONDENT.

- IFRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
BRlofOL, Oct. 21-arr sIoop Ranger, Goa
fey, from Providence.
Sloop South Kinsstowu. Gardner, from
WEXFORD. $50 t.-,t'
sloop Marshal, Brown, from Somerset.
.Sloop Fair rlsy, Horton, fr Riverhead.
Sloop Sarah, Pearse, fr Providence. Is
29th, arr sloop Becca s. Betsey, Oaediny,
fr Providence. - if1 ,ttr-
Sloop Cyren, Cook, fr Tiyerton.
3lst, arr sloop Henry, Atkiu, ir Providence.
Sloop Elzd, Bsrtns, IL Freetown. Ilt.
Sioop Emeliue Cosgs shah, ir Somerset.
Sloop Mary, Westcott, fs WEXFORD.
Sloop Hannah, Brown n Freetown. ,-,f
Sioop Sophronia, Willistoa, fr Full River.
Nov. Ist-arr sloop Lucy 4 Ann. Lawless,
fr Newport.
sloop Flying Fish, Bowen. fr Pawcatucks.
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UDLANK Inspectors Accounts, Ii.
40 .censes for retailing liquors, and
School Tickets, just printed and ior
sale at this Office -
Ann oG
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Cheap Hdkfs. =! -
i A LOT, per Wagon, Of indigo
IA blue cotton Flag Hdkfs. a Uery
good article aud large size at IA cts.
piece by
N. Nj. 81. r, WHEATON.
Nov. 4.
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ME- EMORANNA,

Arr at Providence. s3th ult. brig Sarah
Lee, Perry, "a ds f' s'. Thomas
Schr Resoiut,cn, furlis, W us IL savannah
29th ult arr sca' En.iine. Jordan, . days
!r Alexandra shr lines Burrill, Hal, IL
Phhsdelphis
! Spoke, 81. M Delaware, a brig from Bris-
tol, for New Orleans ,y,,
Arr Ot G.S,et,ar Aug. p, ship Roger WA
lism., Of Bristol.
A. NApuo. Arrl,. esth, ship Alliance
Fswas. c,NeNpo,t, with 800 tbl: oil.
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Hardware Goods.

hardware UOOuS.
DR.aSS Andirons, shoveis &tongs,
ND faiicy and common bellows, all
in. great variety selected with pecul'
lar care in Boston. and a common
supply of other articles T HARil-
ware are just received and for sale
N. M.&J. r. WHEATON.
Oct. %. .f ~4
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Watntt,atf
AND QR0G@NVW

l7uNHE subscriber has just received a
y fresh supply Of H7RDW.qRE
GOODS. which im addition to his
great variety on hand, makes his
assortment perhaps the best In the
County.
AMONG THEM ARE.
Tools Of slmo.sesery Rogers Patent silver
description. Steel Pen Knives.
Knives and Forks. Brtces and Bits,
Butcher Bread, Minc- window Springs.
,ipg and Jacsnises. Saws. Locks.
Tea Pots. Shuvels. Spa des.
Warming Pans, Curry Combs.
Brass Kettles. Cattle Cards,
Patent WHEEL Heads. Door Handles.
Sad Irons. Brads. Screws.
Iron Porringcr.. Hinges. Door Bolts.
Sleigh Bells. Brass Trimmings.
Sheet Iron. Cart Boxes.
Cast Steel, Bellows. Brushes
English Blistcred do. Tin Ware.
Trace Chains. Wooden Ware.
Glass Paper. Paw,ucket Cut Mai Is
Hollow Ware. Of all sizes.
Shovel and Tongs. Wrought do. do.
An assortment of
SHIP oEAN.clW lWEYs
.9ISO,
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We understand ,l'at tho Bank . :.
the United States. with q view y
SECOND the cso,u VI the oehssa sr;
Government, to restore 'pc'sn'
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Salt.

1.-TWO hundred bushels Coarse
heavy Sardinia Saltyjust recelv'
ed and Tor sale by
Oct Ia
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"a Va u7e'r wsnl1y tIseIr pleasu are bdk r =
aer every want thst etirnnlatss the brtsse
pecome sodrcs N plsaDofe when posssss.
~. ,uoLDsmfih
YAy1D 1R@WN
W1ogLpSsg g.a' Y 'bs public, 4, that
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A few days since, Capt. r. Rog-
crs, in the sloop Swift, of Oak nsck'
boInd 60 New York. three ms'cs
from the land, at 8 o'clock in the
evening, discovered an OK hove "a
and The ox swan along side. !"
loisting him on dcck, his neck was
broke. He proved to be very lat
On arriving at New York. Capt r.
met the owner IN the market by
whom he was informed tho OK had
jumped ont Of market Uoss at .
o'clock the evening bclWc. Conse-
quenlly he was "a hours IN th'
water, aud when taken appeared t.
be 10 full strength
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fUsT Received by DAVID and no.

: EUST Received by DAVID and n 20.
y BERT KYLE, several packages Goods, n
mong whfchnrr the following Articles, ~
A few pieces Claret and fancy Colofed
Clodhs for GcntlrmeD's itoeks
Gases Grnilrn.n Beaver aud Fur Hats
do Boys do. da.
Biz fig and ,haded Silks,
Case B,k. Mandarlne aud Canton CfBpr
knhrs
few pieces do elegant fancy eolofs
Casrs Calcocs
2 Boxes fashionable Gauzr Rlbhnns
An elegant assortment Of Tortoise Shell
Tuck md side Combs
Thread and Bohhlnet Laces
\ few pieces Rel Ribbon
Ladies' Blk. and white Euglish Silk Cloves
Grntlenfrn's do da do.
Blk, white AMI pink Grape Leeer
Cas- hr-t Sinehrw Cnbrrlhs
/ do Bingham d.
9rnllemen's Woodstock Gloves, frat quail,
Sattinrtls AMI Manchester Cords
Bed Tickiogs & PLAID Dom1sues Indigo
Apron ami furniture Checks. collars
81, -. aud Ga brown aud bleach,d Do
mrsllra
Plain, stlipcd aud fg'd Jaconrt Mualins
| email USE Jaeonet Cambrlcs, a superior
article
toorrd Mursrlles Nrslings
Pecrs ,uperlor White do.
Turks Ladies black Mnnrco Shoes L
do. do. do. Prunrlla do, --brsl
style
Pieces black Italian Iutcstllng
- do. blaze Nude
} Pieces GrnIemen's Silk Ve,tings, dou
bic chain
Grui' hlacls Italian Lulrstring Grarlis
Also, several articles in the SadlcfJ Line,
consisting of
| dozen Superb Hogskins
Bride Bits, double aud single rein
Spring Strrup lron4, II pate
Full aud half plate plain do.
Buckles, Slides and Roller Buckles
Worsled aud Cotton Wehhiegs
IN assortmen, OF Gig nnd Riding Whips
n. h. AmonG other articles, | Cd-e Ger
IN N An, nor h ling Cloths, of very SUPP
rlor fabric.
Thr above articles are new aud well Sc
lected, nd sii br offered at prices unusu-
ally low. Sept. 4.
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FOR THE yIRGINIAN.

have the pleasure, Mcssrs. Editors, OF
putting INTO your hands some extracts from
BISHOP MooRE's Sermon preached be-
fore the late Episcopal Convention IN this
town at the Dedication of 81. Pa0l's
Church. Several persons having express
ed desire to see the discourse in prInt,
parts Of it extending to several newspaper
columns, were published in the last No. OF
the Church Register, printed at PhIladei-
phia. send You his remarks on the Lit
urgy and the conclusion Of the Sermon
There was peculiar earnrstnesS and force
in the venerable Preach RS manner while
he gave the testimony OF his personal ex-
perlence during a long llfp, devoted to the
service of the Sanctuary, IN favor "t that
" form of sound words" Bishop Moore 5
fervent yet liberal piety has left among Us
many kindly recollectIons, and the peru
sal Of these parts of his sermon will revive
the wish, so strongly excited by his preach
ing, that be may soon favour this part OF
his spiritual charge with another visit.
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Advertisement.

rDlIE subscriber tenders MS services 10
y his friends and the public rs Agent
aud Commission Merchant. he will receive,
slorr and ,nrNnrd Goods ne a.. for country
mrrchan others who moy be pleased
II lntrust their property to his eare H. OF.
Zee is Kept at John Il Caswrll roe's in the
house recently occupied by Nessrs. samuel
Lancaster ind co. n tew doors above the
Mmkel.house, Nhrrr he viii receive for s6le
in rev day, - variety articles consisting Of
Brown sugar Loaf do, Coffee, Tea, Pepper
Alls,dce, & niger Indigo, Msddrr, Nolasses,
Vinegar, Na,lrra Wine, Sicily do. dc. leu
eriAe do Port do. Malagn do Jamnica Rum
Aul1gua do. Ncw England do Cog0ac Bran.
1y. Nacbcrel, Wrapping, Writing aud Letter
Paper, Grind stoues, Blstercd steel, WIN
dow Glass. Cut NalseL Brods n Sail fbest Inv.
erpool filled Sacks NlLl1hM POE.
Ii J -Alessrs. Lancaster d. Den
ly, R,chlnond-Air. samuel Lancaster, Lynch
burg.
oeptembtr1 t'fws
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TEXT. Exodus, Xxx. Gal

1.-THE Church around whose altar we
assemble has set apart q liturgy Tor the
service Of the sanctuary. In the worship
of The Jewish church, of which the Re
deemer was member, liturgy was used,
which system was approved by Him who
is the light nj the world, and sanctlied by
the presence of that being IN whose bosom
the most pure and sublimatrd Devotion
centred. Had he conceived form OF pray
err adverse 10 elevated plrty, had he con-
ceived il calculated 10 restrain In their op.
Grafton the finer feelings of the soul, he
would not only have expressed his dlsap-
probation of the practice, but ahsented
himself from the service OF the synagogue.
"Thst such was not the view he took OF
preconcelved prayer, IS evident from his
conduct towards his disciples. When they
requested him 10 teach them to pray, as
john also tanght his disciples, so far was
the Rpdeemer from expressing the least
dlsapprobation of those stated petitions 10
when they had been accustomed, that in
conformity with ancient usage, he gave
them that inimitable form called the
Lords prayer and enioned it upon them
to repeat it in their addresses TO throne
of grace. The omission of this prayer IN
public worship would, in our opinion, a.
mount TO dsohedience to divine pre- ept.
We consider it entitled to the proioundest
respect, rs composition, in comparison
with which all human compositions fade as
the stars of night before the iumlnary OF
the day.
"a liturgy secures to congregation q
form ofsound words. When they assemble
ia the House of God, they enter the sacred
temple under the conviction that Their de
votional Exercises will be Conducted with
that sobernrss ard humility which BECOME
the occasion, that no undue freedom xvii
be taken with that raiue at Ttich every
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Ihe n.ichmonA Wing

ST] published tNlrt week. II is on the
IL argesl scale ni American newspapers with
orr or two exceptions It's spnce is amply
snlh lent To anbr &c all Foreign and Domes
lie news OF interest The proceedings nl
Congress ARE regularly published aud where
the are important nj length. In further,
they deItbe'atlons OF the General Assembly oi
Virginia will be reported al large, speccbes
as wrlla5 business proceedings.
Jhr political comp eXiou OF the paper is
known from lis files, II Is neither welded to
the lNs nor the Ours. Il has freely ecnsur
ed those with whom II differs III opinion, In
the Administration, md ont oi the Admins.
tralion. II is neither slaeish 70 those IN pow.
er. nor spcncIlc 10 The party opposed 10
In o. II supported Adams from sense OF
liUaraity To the North, anu as equal to any
of his competitors. When better man is
nominated, il will transfer its support 10
him. Having no personal views, aud no
possible interests distinct from the great bu'
dy OF the people, To pursue any course hos
tile 10 them would be grHiullous inhmy.
The enemies OF the Wing admit lis indepen-
drnce, mud the public has manifested the
same opinion, in liberal support.
The price o the paper j. live dollars per
anuum, payable within twelve months from
the date al subscription. Any peron guar
anteein" the price of nine papers, viii be en-
titled 10 the tenth gratis
Circulating throughout the State of Viz
Vnia. advertising through is columns viii
be attended with rs much interest MS III other
papers. NO, II. PLEASANT5
NJ SMITH.
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jefferson kottery,
To be drawn on the combination plan 10
October hfAt.at krhmood.
a hrnn DnnLnc !. q Enl ,n,Mc.

10 be drawn on Tue CdmUinHiioh plan IN
October meat nj klrhmood.
three Prizes, follows:
Mon,cclo Lslale, valued al &7l,o0O
ShndNrll, 10000
Albrmarle, LOO
Tht above Estaies were valued under oaih
by Conmls lonrrs appointed Tor that pur'
pose by he Legislature OF Virginia
. PrIcc oi Tickets SlO. 1htp are no
shares Of Gckefs in His LoHery.
IL | lnlleI myself IN Offering the above
,eres ol Lotteries to the public, TO receive
Liberal patronage, aud particularly invite He
attention ii cse,y person To these scheme,
nnd they VII perceive from The very first
Piauee rhal they are much the mosi brilliant
ever got np in Virginia aud when they re-
COLLECT the object ot those Lotteries am per-
snnded there are none, bGl vii lend ieip-
ing hand this is not al they should look nj,
there - Il chance ot getting an independent
fortune for the ~ eli triae OF Is WhcIe is
The person VINO will net embrace this Colleen
oPPortn9'y2
Among be above, will be found the scheme
Of The Jefferson Lottery This Lottery WA
granted b. fhr Legislature Of Virginin, ter
purpose well known Ia US all. II is expected
aud sincerely hope. those tickets will NOT
rpmain on hand, hut viii be Immediately
bought UP, hy liberal public, WIN wish To
,hnw their gratitude 20 Departed patriot,
Who devoted NJ whole lie 10 thu benefit ct
hi country, and de public genera y.
n Orders from any phrl OF tbo L, States
By inaii (post paid3 rHcloshg the cash 'r
prize lickrls VIII be thankfully received AMI
promptly attended To rs II on personal eipli-
cation Be sire You direct your orders 10
NUKlil's Once, where The eapilals ARE al
WAYS ior sale ABRAM n. NORTH,
MG'H-Sired, LyHdtrr5
August 2.
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iORE PHIZEs THAN BLANKS.


Holder oI two tukrls in this Lottery, as
ia the Odd mud Even systein, are sure oil one
pfiz,, and may draw three
~ Price OF Tickets 81, and shares in pro-
portion.
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l5CliEAll
6ls2 Prices.
4su3 blan s..
MODE OF DRAWING .

All the Numbers VII he put IN the 81 eel
as usual. ! The uriSes above thr6s doiitrs
vii be pul IN The rtizc-@heel asd drawn ut
opposite The Who'll, body OF Numbers. lie
6rsi dawn nunArr Will decide the fnto Of
ihe 6uuo three dollar PRICES, rs follows. TO
wi should II Dr. pae of thu hrs five ibou-
sand numbers, That - 10 say, my nunIbcrirom
M, Ia 6nuU inclusive, al those nutnJers
viii, ~ like manner, be entitled 10 thee tol.
lars ouch should II be one of tue last i've
thousand natnhers, thai rs to sny, from No.
5Ool 10 lWBlu, inclusive, then all hose nun
hers will, IN ike manner be entitled 20 Il rec
dolars each Those who hold two tickets,
one above and one brloN No. 6nuo. ninsi OF
course dram ONE aud may diaw THREE
PRICE.
Price OF Whole Tickets 81 Liberal allow
Halves 2 unres 10 large
Quarters II dealers.
The drawing will cerainl, Jake place in
October under the superintendent ol Tho
following gentlemen Judge hm Daniel,
tlnswel Dhbney, Aihcn M'Daniel, John u.
Meem, John Bullock, Da,id Mufrell, Nm
NJ Kinney, Vim. " Norvell, George WHIT
lock-, John Bug"ell, Ammon Hancock
Robert X yle, James l.. Chyinr, jesse Il. Iinr
risen, Mlcalah Davis, Collin Bnekr.r, Eliian
Fletcher, John Wills, John Hancock aud
John G. Muller, E-qrs.
u Orders from distance, by mail, post
paid, or private conveyance, enclosing Ihs
cNsh or prize tickets, viii meet the moss
prompt attention II addressed 10
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.LJ0'U GAIL O4ta

IN ~ 'ub5Cllocr having Withdrawn from
- ne Famaie Academy, proposes Ia open
school tor the instruction OF youth, on
Monday, THE dlh Of Sept next, IN u room al
Mrs. Hicharison's, mar the court house, re
Gently occuplrd by Mr. Harper ;-ln which
VIII lie laugh, all the uselul * polite branch
rs oil English Literature, VIZ -OdhpQrarny.
Reading, Writing, ArIthmct8 4, Book krrpin1,
Win the useful pafis OF the Mathematics, a.
Mensulallon, surveying, Navl.nt On ct
fngl,.h Grammar, Rhetoric, Composition and
History. Also, Gcosrdft}, with the use ol
Maps aud Glubr., and the construction oil
Map, with The tIemrnls Of Philosophy, As
ironrmy aod Chemistry tSrrS attention vii
be gwen to the moraIs Of the pupils.
Persons Inclined to paIroHize The School
and want further information, are referred II
the Rev. john Early, krv. EdnnId Cannon
John Victor Esq. or Mr.. \ I Douglass, 81
the FemHe Academy. J. COLE.
Auguhi ; ts52
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Vlrgin,a Literature Lottery, an class,

/" BIZ drawn on The tigh aud Low Sys-
ten somewhat similar 10 the Odd and T.
Nen. II viii lie drawn in Lynchborgin Oe-
lOlrr npNl. III ~ nnn div