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THIS DAY.

THIS DAY.
Only One Dollar for q Whole Ticket.
ANRAND STATE LOTTERY, class 3, for 1928, for the
Ne encouragement Of Domestic Industry to be drawn in
Providence, This Day, at II O'Clock.
scheme.-l prize Of $4,000 Of 1000; Of 500; of 400;
Of 3oo Of SO7 4of 100; 10 of 5o 90 Of o 80 Of 5; sol
Off; 4446 OF l.
Tickets only 81, and shares in poportion-Ea sale at
NEWELL'S,
March 8. No iS5, North Main. street.
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FROM suR CoRREsPoNpENTs.
BRISTOL, March 7.-Arrivej yesterday, brig
Leontine, Hatch, Havana, Z.
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Bu the MayU Ann.

MOBILE, Feb i5.-Arrived, ship Amelia, Will
iams, New York.
Cid ship Eliza Dennson, West, Liverpool; Br
brig Mary, Wills, do; schr Ostrich, Freeman. Phi
ladelpha.
Frsshts, to Liverpool, s.4d. Havre. l 3-4c. New
York, 34c.
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MULLED WINE OR SACK POSSET,
UDREPA2ED after the celebrated poe.ical receipt (:m re-
IL cpe) of Sir Fleetwood Shepherd, may be obtained at
Pavilion This is supposed to have been the famous GU;
oisack' OF Sir John Fastali
February II. Il b. 7. FOSTER.
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THIS DAY.

THIS DAY.
Only One Dear for Whole Ticket.
GRAND STATE LOTTERY,
INLASS 3D. for the encouragement Of Domestic indus
" Try, to he drawn in this town. This Day at II 'cock
s. x nj. ALLEN Co. Agents for the Managers.
scene-l prize Of $1,000; of 1000; or 500; of 400:
Of f3oo Of N7; 100; 10 Of So 80 Of s 81 Of s. sos
OF :; 4iI6 II l.
Whole Tickets 81, halves 30 cen.s--for salo at
ALIENS
Try Lucky olrs, No. II Market Street.
March g.
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PRovinEScE sc.-Sd's of Rhode Island, Se.-Cierk's
Office Supreme Judicial Court Of sad State, February
%, 1873.
WNIEEREas, JosrrH N. GREKSr, Of Providence, in
wv said county, Merchant, hls filed in said Office, his
Petition siid Court, pray ing for the benefit OF the net
passed by the General Assembly Of said State at the Jans
ary session thereof 1925 entitled An Act for the relief Of
lnsolveit Debtors"
Notice hereby given the creditors Of the said Joseph
appear, they shall t said Court, to be hold
en- Providence within aud for said county, the third
Monday of March next, (ie5 and sew cause, any they
may have, why the prayer OF said petition ought not 10 be
granted.
Given under my hand, pursuant to said act.
WILLIAM ". SMITH, Clerk.
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE ITCH.

a JEK AIN OUhFl FON I I1E IIOfI.
TNyiIS filthy aud Infectious disorder, bc invee
"A rate, may bc cured IN oae hours application, by the
use Of
DUIrRiE's OINTMENT.
II h unrivalled r tho piedsaRtaess 'ass etps3ter,
sajcty and eertaipig with which produces psrfec
o This disease. The oilnen Is knuwn u h. certain and
eIpelhms in its operation, to effect IN hours
application onipl without any hazard OF r<ng ccld ue
composition d. o. contain ie e paiee Of mcrcny
any other dangerous in sfcdont. II nry be applied with
perfect safety IN the state of pregnancy gnl cvca 10 cdcn
nj the bre,si.
Price ~ - cents boy-oih anl, iisccl1ns.
Prepared from the Original Recip, Ia Mss VI. the lnlc Ut.
w. y. CONWAY by his .nnelnic successor, aud TIC sC
PropheiJr, T. k.DDER, B,slon, of whom u,,y be had
won sae (wi all tlie other Medicines pcpUtl by the late
Ds Conway ut his Counting Room, over No. 70 cyrlcf Of
Coud and Hanover trcct and ~ retail, ny his srccil ap
pJinmrnt Of the flowing nrugg ~. BALcH, Jr. and
J. II. Mason Co. Providence.
. Observe at genuine wi,hrii tho written sig
aturo nf u. ttpDgs, an the outside Hinioi wrapper.
~ urc dsc,ai made tu ,lrse WiiJ byy ~ sell again
February 20.
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BARRIERS ATTEND!

1T Ia thought that good Barber, might find constant
IL poyncnt in this village, enough To make handsome
living II any wishes for situation in a
he had letter make Immediate application o the
idents OF the village.
Woo.ls,cket Fails, February DC.
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Gt- GRAND LOTTERIES -co

rzNO be drawn tins ni,i,tn, Masch---YATeD MN
IL TYRE, Managers.
No. 4, dssws IN t'e l2ta instant, oa0ooQ Hgs1 HQass
ISksb WHOLESALE, sehsms scsau ~ qoAeum u =.
CONNECTICUT STATE Li5rt9Kr.
No draws on Tie 18th instant Sio,uuo HiylsA RsiD.
hviesale, scheme price--Ietal 81, Qunssen ol.
UNION CANAL LOTTERY;
Va draws this 18Th instant, 60 0ou MIrhssf phD.
Wholesale, sehems yriee-retll o5, quaTton 81 -
NEW-YoRk CONS JLIDArED LOTcE&y,
No draws On the ast instant, sio,o)o Blshsa ttnss
RetaA S5, quarters ~ Is.
DIsMAL SWAMP LOTTERY,
No. ~, draws on ii1 Ci instsa, O00U HlS3D9 tass.
wholesale, scheme y,ies--ratsu IS, glancrs u ~.
DELAWARE AND NORTHCAROLiNA l1ANDoEI-
DATED LOTTERY,
Draws on tho 2e'h instant, $500 Highsst erse Whsss-
sale sehsa- prlts-re.ah s., saan<rs ~ csuts.
tickets III all the a5Jvs LocrsSs, tns sSin ~
o J. B. MOOD
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ssELs sPokE

VESSELS sPokEN.
"a ult. lat 30 IS, Ion ~, brig Crawford, Luther.
OF Warren, 30 hours from Charleston for New Or.
leans.
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I'D PER J'/SEyfENT

.fDVER TTSE-NENT.
NWING to the general scarcity of Catholic works through
~ out the state and consequently Of correct Of
niomon To the real principles Of Catholics, the Rev.
X. ID. WoopLEr Catholic Clergyman Of Providence, has
made arrangements for regular supply Of the most useful
and approved Catholic Books published in the United states.
lie las for sale
WARDS EpRATA of the Protestant Bible.
Fury REASONS why the Roman Catholic Apostolic Re-
lgon ought be preferred all the sects ut this day In
Christendom-tO which added, Three Valuable apcrs.
-Also Ruaa Catholic Principles In reference to God and
the King.
The CATHOLIC QUESTION ~ AnRRIcA-whehcr a
Roman Catholic Clergyman he IN any compelabe to
disclose the secrets Aclar Confessoidecided al the
Court Of General Sessions in The City Of New York, with tbs
arguments Of Counsel, and the unanimous opinion Of the
Court delivered by the Mayor (De VIII Clnlt) and his
in support OF that opinion-Repoed by W lillian
Sampson, Esq one Of the Counsel in the case.
CATHOLIC PRAYER Books
CATHOLIC CATEcHisAs, &c. &c.
Eebrulry 70.
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CTEAR n Ed.

Brig Absona, Mathewson, Matanzas-Wm Church
Brig Mordecai, Gardner, Cuba--Richardssn &
Whitaker
Soop New York, Willard, Now York
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OLD AMERICAN NURSERY,

yat Flashing, Long Island, near Men York.
~,us-sas,s h y. MILLS CO. otfhr for sale, thoir
$rSfa usual extensive variety &c Fruit and ou,ansen
AHS3EsLx tai Treas Flowcriag Shrub, Rns,s, Gmpos,
S&3E$2E Sr--Io which they have made large and
yaLiible additions Of new Fruits, which have
-.s$sszs- Only introduced into this country within
the Last three Years fls0an extensive assortment o val
O,der. len a, tho Seed tgc, No s5 Westminster street
Providence r. (where catalogues may be obtained ga's
win meet with pvempt attention -.
Yctray ~,
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FOR SALE.

n FOR SALE
- A Cotton Mil IN a dursbe stream IN Wea Green
Ts}W w'cl toseiss with iisu Dwelling Hosss, Barn,
-A Min and other Buiidngs loyetbsf win sistt
vety VI hnd, t the saiion II tic etab
ne,t and possession gwen the s5th day of March next-
For further particulars, inquire the premises "
West Greenwich Mach =. MALi MArTE5oN.
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BaKER g. SpENCER'S

n isT " Numitrs dawn in tb. how-Yo,k Consolidated
q a Lsery Glass I'd;
10 - Is
Holders OF p D. tickets invited 10 call and receive their
cas or renew them IN the Maine state a,efy whrh draws
Next Wednesday; Highest rr1e Se000. Tickets 81, and
p,rts IN proportion fu sale al ,lv Canal Ic..ery Once
Mach 8. No. Ia (onni e,rcct.
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NEW BEDFORD. Mach s.--An slssp Caro-.
Ene, Hsiimere
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PAVILION

\E additions To this elegant Resort, for gentce ecus
y Wny are cuapltcd, aud fitted up In style Of els-
2soe, worthy OF the patronage has hitherto received.
lte nrts"i o'se, exclusive of the largo Pazza in 'front.'
msss'irts about 81 10y ~ feet, ani furnishes fourteen large
a,u sohVsn at r""S ir i'e reception at company Tho
Dancing Hal Is the hcst IruIyDita,cd and las o ansss
seha, OF any Ia the stir.
Ife sources of amusement necessary fer the accmmoda
ton VI boardes AMI VISITORS viii be kept under uc b~st
regulation.
CLuBs, Supper and Tea Parties accommodated as usuai
ga Ia mais de PariiieH.n
Feb l3. mi. BENJAMIN r. FOSTER
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DIR. PLENCK'S
In(uiii5I: HerMifugr or Harm Patrder


FENHS Powder possesses the wc, of leslroyin ING and ev
n pel.ng MI kinds of Wo,s eiisrr from he si,snach
OF bowels, wien aIl other kinds of p,aiicies have b+r
given wiihol; ets' no, o.y .sft evc NJ ai tines
and under ali circumstances, l actually iy IN uascs the
stomach ana bnpnve5 tle appetite, aud cm!es nH tIu~>
spurious ssnNcns wl c;, oro.wun M much un,iey a.,
children This Pow fer Is egiN estc,uai In d.-s,ynY
the apo No'ii as IL Is the more eo.sSioa kind.
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CLARKS OFFICE,

r. IA and 10, MarketstIeet Cornsr VI Union EuilJns
TEN cAflTAL PRIZES IN TEN DAYS.
A LII sold AZ Retail that v " say, ull owned by those
"A purchasing at my counter package single uckst,
VI slares VI tickets.
" IArs tAose Of my raost Honorable Cotsmpora-
ries, who In tile habit VI supplying almost tile Whole OF
the New England, aud not siiai part Vi tsc Syutism
estern, say nothing vi the Eastern IIuket, with TcK.s
In all tie various Lotteries, FohRIGN and DoNKsTic sel
requiring nut lew Tickets, amoig them generally very
large number Of shares, which VI gives
range ot numbers, and among winch must nsccssany
lie number of handsoIne przes do not W infer,
that wheie the pv scd OF returning all unsod
tickets 10 tho aagen, that III there should DO any
prizes among tuso returned that they would Le advertised
having been Sod the those that actually
sold. Now, iH my own part, eeisdIr stand very
smlli clanco In presunng u compete with those WHO
have every advantage over IN point u puiIbes alJ
among winch, sliou d any thing like pzs " cLace 10
stray, we have directly uoIe great iucSbat hJy, aai
where, and IN what way, all these great prizes I'D
hUk 80 We'll paper, under the above astounding ntio
there any VI them sold Ia tins town, ANY ths Stale,
any in-but presume the Rhode Island pubic
icitous of following any thing Like tie above any thor
At ANY rate, there leave them.
IL q well understood by my irends In whit way have
disposed o the few small lilcs WINCH has besn my gpI
fortune " hand over u thein, within fow d1ys will
mention few, by Of variety, aud only tse that have
been sd within short tiino and OILY tas-s Spssd .As
tODR.
BY the by II will be wc,--rscolect that the popular
MAINE STATE LOTTERY
VIII be drawn IN Portland " NcdnosJIy nsXt-Iiigiest
Prize 5000. TickeI only ~, hak es 81 quarters 81
But 10 coltinue-ln the former cLsscs of The above l
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EVANS & CO.'S

EVANS & CO.'S
IST Of numbers drawn in the Now York Cos,suildascd
GA Lottery, 81 class, for el-.
10 80 I6
Holders Of prizes aycl u cal and 70 slve tho essA
without discount for inteIes No 30, Market stsas Psi
dence r. -were has be.l soil and tyiid witl,rsl H.
count ior Interest," within q week,
Con-. 70 IL Is, przs u so LIsau.
do. - ~ ~, do 1000 dhlars.
do. 92i 3d, do 100 dLlsra
do. ii 90 q, do lOJ ilsssL
Together With numerous ot,,,H If $50, 60, 50, &c. As
Tickets and shares Ia al! Loucries, Gr s,ln nv
EVANS 4 co.
No. n, Market Sessss.
" Casi psd fer prizes dra,yu, without A.
count TT interest.
Mst kids OF uneirrsn iu2ney taken sr Tckees.
All Lottery and Exchange mrrrnit'on given gr,tS.
~ Please cal IS above Tor i1ss siy Lottery soau
p9 d6awh. March !.
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- " HbRE ILCk AT WOODS.
HoMBiHAI'OS In the New-l0rk CUssaolidAA
~ Lottery, No 3, drawn on Wednesday last, c,ms W
ue comfortable prize uf 1900 d,as and sold Ia wl,o
s ese noe VINO WISH fT large prizes, will boy iser
Hchet' NJ ma b'Hs Lnhy Corner. March 4
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To MANUFACTURERS.
TG1uE abscricrs cpiraci mlnufactur Of
u "a Brown shestngs, by tiio yad-siock To be fu
nislsed. THOMAS BCFFUM Il SON,
Jun.ll. 3m 46 Sputii Wafer sfr,et
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RHODE-ISb,ND STATE LOTTERY.
. ECOND Glass; fyr tie support OF Free Schools In Rloic
- Island. To uc drawn 10 Providence Saturday. Hac
y.
chemr-t prize of 5000, cf ll3o, of 1000 of 500,
cf 3o,. 100, u OF OD 81 d s. g3m III, 3of 20, t6s "f
i5 ~ q Who!cs c, ini'es !, cuaiters so cent?, TO-
SIZE In every ,1re,y Of numbers, by
PAINE & BURGESS.
Mach 8. No. u. MarAel suIarc, q o slaiIs
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Di MAR I'm sTODDAkD

VALUABLE Nal ESTATE AT AUCTION.
NN Tuesday, AprR ~ ut u V'eick n. ~ psunis,
" the vanaDe iisai Sslss owDed by ksuaA tsi21ass.
situated IN uexss stssst bsndug sasd ssves ~ eu,e
tending bach % iss, and bcleg sDo ~ fssi sab II VI
On the psinses La.'dssns tsvs 400 Dvs:.lw
House. IN compete SspaI, Lsa2 neariy nsw ~ hAlss
particulars and uoldiss VI sale, app II hs Assao koo
March ).
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Besides great sany prizes of Sl0o An tie above were
In the Maine state Lotteries, and all Of very small
number of tickets Ia each class. besides te avve aud
since the drawing Of the second Maine Stts Loitsry
have sold the following handsome prizes:
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CoPARTNERsIIIP FORMED.
FXNE Subscribers have formed copnrnerslp, uict ne
H firm Of PHILir n PELEo FISK, nud WI cotlrrt ine
Cotton Machie Making Bu sncs IN alI ~ various branch
Their Est1hlshmcn rs icaed IN IohGsiIi, Oh TIE
planield Turnpike, near tire Fcnnf Mil. i've nreH iiu
Providence Bridge, where they VIII receive anu f'oiFly
execute all such orders a. they may be favored WIZ.
PHILIP FISK,
Johnson Fshu,,ry q Ar,s PEt.E; FISK.
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THIS DAY.
Only Ga Dollar for Whole Ticket.
HRAND STATE LOTTERY, class Sd, for 1929 for
w the encouragement Of domestic Industry, u bc drawn
in Providence, THIS Day, at II O'Clock.
Schsme-l prize Of 21V0; ot 1907; of5oo; Of 400;
Of 3j0 of&I; 1907 10 Of aoi 80 Of 10; 80 offs 5o7
Of 2; 4+46 of
Tickets only 81, and parts in psoportion--f sole at
BAKER & SPENCER'S
March 2. Canal Lottery Office, No. 3 l-2, Canal II.
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DR.. JASSER'6,
Elcrnnk Hrn TnASaa

vESHtS Iorios is rn elcgau ar,acation ss fh- liz,
~ and osbcf crifitIf7 ~ .so skinit i< fpotLo>rcn
tcr'rnl and sac, ad eau ~ app ell wlhuui the know
edge Of second rers, oh pnvena.:,c sud r,.pty
application.
IL
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ENGLISH IAUNplcr pills

FKNliSE aie the eli aad triod frici- L. tn rossss
o. jhuulcc--sc''ed s,wsis, Aivzs had how .p,.p
nsd the whHc irun ~ cHpp'ans a'ising snn Jan Ice
Sc They need only trial 10 csnviics my ore cf tior
sot utility n AL oh-necd hnyels and hi Larry organs in
psyen,,rg fcyers dyErtery, SC.
Tbs ~ O'e h''Hl"ine, are s,d nv Jous u. Mssos 4
Co. J. Rator, "a. WILLIAM H. TAvLos, REsyAx,s
A. b.Titr, sR, Providence, n. I.s. 81. vissss, kcw.
Pm, r.. i-D. pEEsss, 1aunLn, Mas.
February -
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FURNIrUREl FURNITURE FURNlTURH

" u X
Don't Frget the .hamLsrs.
ND G. ALLEN has I'M hand, a, his new Ware Roouw
HGo Nos. los and O;, Westminster street the tar,e,s
and best assortment Of Fpf;e offered In t, to,ys
made by experienced wok.cn and sssoned materials f,
sale consisting OF 100 a:shoyaMy Secretaries and Burcas
sone ecg,E; 6H ti;so dining Grecan claw Tab.es OF u
sizes cherry al birch ditto: POO Bclsieads consisting of
mahogany carved, high and French panneilcd cherry a,o:
birch, high and French c,Gupy, turn up cot ir,nd ditto
ladies' mahogany Nok 1EtICs VIII, hgs p,ai, dtto
cherry dito Light Stands Wash hand Stands MnI,tearv
Toilet ard painted ditto huir Sofas Easy Chairs n,ht
Cabinets portable Desks; counting house ditto; Crhs with
and wtht rockers mahogany, tie'ry aud eypns Cradls
SC. SC. SC.
LOOK No GLASSES.
ll elcfan, m1ntl, pier gilt and maoenny fray,,f In,l
ie Glass-a conIoc assortment ton the best ina an,rtor
tories.
CHAIRS.
5000 stl ned t0ee md elegant c Fancy Fret high h,s
K ek'ng ditto, daihle back duo cane, rush and vcot
srlts no Of sc,sIned sck painted by cxpei oeed " no
aren, unicr my own IA ~'ia.l.
FEkTHEHS.
2tns fres!!, Western live geese Fehers, in sssks-nn
sizes, selected by perfect juisxBcds lisd 10 ogct asd
warranted.
Lisc riSe on hdRd for scls.
10000 feet cherr, Boards, Plank and Joi well scsso,s
and housed 20D0O d.;o Dead River tIsar Iostds ard
Plank 10000 ditto st. Domingo mud BAY Mnl,ocany an
dmcnsois, 10 feet vilc birch and myrtle veneu>
ehc'pio 0oa feet first quality birch Jcst flank and onris
part Thoroughly seasoned.
ALSO,
900 gallons old Cup,l Nansh, A. Smiths mike, and
pure.
The above will be sold acco'nm dating NJ and q
FAIR prioos ". February -.
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JUST RECEIVED,


At No. 81, .KarSet S3uns.
Pieces super black Broadcloth piece brown Broad-
~ cloth, elegant siade; pieces German olive cloths |
piece light coloed Cassmere beautiful shade for Pantoons
f. Z. J.. WELLS, wishing TO close their present stock
OF ready made clothing, offer at prices uncoilnony low
Purchasers wll find it e. their advantage TO call.
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GLASS WARE.
= Cases Glass Ware, consisting Of Decanter, Tum
II - blers, Wines, Sc.-just received and for sale
wholesale and retail, the most accommodating terms, by
MOSES POTTER co.
March I. 50, Cheipside.
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LEAD.
n - Rolls l-2 tons Sheet Leads, l-2, 4 and 10;
~ Just received per soop Napoleon and for sale by
March |. L. J. MALLETT.
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A like accident Is related to have hap
pened to Oliver Cromwell. He hadreceiv-
ed ms a present from German prince,
a set Of six horses, remarkable for their
beauty and swifness. Having gone with
lis secretary. Thurloe, to take a ride in
HYDE Parke, ina light carriage drawn by
these horses. he took 1t into his head to
drive them himself, not thinking it would
be more difficult to manage a half dozen
horses than to govern three kingdoms.
But the horses, spirited and untractable I'M
der the hands oftheir new driver, grew res
tive and ran away with the carriage, which
was soon overturned. In his fall a pistol
which Cromwell had about him went of,
without wounding him. The protector was
taken up, stunned and bruised with the fall,
but less hurt than Thurloe. If this Is a.
nv thing more than a casual coincidence,
1t might seem as if usurpers, or those who
have seized the reins of government into
their own hands, have an ambition to be
where there is a sense Of pow
ar, and of difficulty and deXterity IN d.
rectng it. Hazletfs life Of B0naParte
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From the Kentucky Reporter.
THE INAUGURATION.

On Wednesday last General Thomas
METcALFE, the Governor elect, took the
oath prescribed by the Constitution, and
entered upon the duties of the Office. The
assembly of Citizens in the Methodist
Church was large and respectable, and the
ceremony was conducted with due solem-
nifty aud 2ropriety. Before taking the oath
an address on behalf Of the citizens OF
Frankfort, was pronounced byJ. w. DEN
Ny, ESQ. to which the Governor briefly re-
piled. A number Of persons from Bour-
bon and Fayette accompanied the Govern
Or to Frankfort. At various places on the
road they were met by small parties Of cit
lzens who congratulated his Excellency 81
interchanged salutahons. Refreshments
for the whole company were furnished by
Mr. r. Cole, and again at the line of
Franklin County by the Committee from
Frankfort, where number ofgeutlemen a.
waited the arrival of the escort. Captain
Hunter, ofFranklin, discharged the duties
of Marshall on the occasion in a handsome
manner The Governor, after taking the
oath, was conducted by the Committee of
Arrangements TO Mr.. Weisieers Inn.
where he dined with numerous party of
his fellow citizens. Party feeling in the
Metropolis OF the State we hope Is fast sub
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mee hundred prisoners were carried down
to the line of Battle Ship, among whom
was young N#"***", who formerly lived
in Norfolk. He was taken in a privateer
offthe Coast. They are treated miserably,
being compelled to labor all day on the
public works, and are put in irons at night.
philadelphia paper.
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"lhe administration convention ~
cember selected General MetcalGe as 49,
candidate for governor. as he m ~ Wen
considered identified with that portv . De
contest. He was one Of our represa. us
tives IN congress who voted against G".
jackson, contrary to the will oftbe ven ven
as expressed through the general assa..'
bly,. VIII
sit must be clearly understood that,
administration party, in presenting e..
Metcalfe as their candidate. put the oa 'l
ton dirictly to the people ofKentpcL,.
DO yOu, or do yoU not Gpprore he r.
duct Of yOlT representatives. IN roting q, n
last presidential election against Gen. .Io,I
son in opposition to the Solemn, urgent o.5
almost unanimous declaration ofhe a.
eral asscmbly?-Ifthe people in the h..
sent aspect of the controversy, elect O.,
Matcalfe, it will be claimed and very M,
perly, not only as an acquittal by Kenmcgy
of the charges against Adams, CLAY. AZ
but as a triumph Of Mr. Clay aud h,
friends, upon the very principle in contest
1t must be so viewed here and by the peo.
pie of other states. The eyes Ofthe nation
are upon us, looking with anxious soIci.
tude to the result Of the present contest q,
governor in Kentucky. The election Of
General Metcalle will be deemed an an
probation by Kentucky Of the vote ofbs
in congress at the last pres.
idential election"