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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-29
Was Taken Up,

DIV the subscriber, estry, on IN, place in
I'D .rfav county, near pohck Church, october
last, IN .1SHY By MiRE .NUL E. ct middle size.
supposed eight years old ! he owner is
requested to grove property, pay charges, and take
he animal away. RICH CHICHESTER
drc9t lawSw
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COMMUNICATIONS.

Mn. EDITou--a Reverend Gentleman, who
is a tes,denl Of his place, but, believe, not
b., acher stationed here, on last Sunday night,
ia he course Of his remarks from the pulpit,
said, that The fourth commandment Was vIo-
Ia ed by law of this Town. Before the
meeting closed, he again rose and requested
the congre CATION TO stop few minutes He
then said, thai he had made use al he ooser-
walton above quoted; ,ha' IL was "a current
one, or made IN q hurry" bul tina he meant not
TO recall, Out TO repeat and enforcer Tie de-
Liared that the law which Authorizes Sunday
markets is IN violation Of the fourth command
mcut; that il creates confusion, IL productive
OF inc on> enieuce tavors the progress Of vice,
end is Of no manner OF use whs''ver. lie COM
plimeptsd the genera al character Of The Town,
but COME adrd ths, this law is sanding re-
oroaeh o il aud 5 people. He said Sunday
markets had hee" stopped by the Corporations
Of Georgetown and Washing on. and who had
suffered. who had Eel, 'ne inconvenience? He
disnkrd the idea If one par' OF our citizens go
ing TO The house ri God and anorher part re-
turning from Make with their ba kets { pr
visions, He had been told hal a certain re
liei.us prejudice" here was SO strong that the
Sunday Marks, could rot be pu, down. He
did not believe q word Of ~. The whole ma,>
ter was IN he power Of The religious congrega
lions OF the Town. and they ough, 20 unite and
crush it. A petition had been going about 10
Stop Sunday Mails, but he thought IL was bet
ter /. take he beam from our own eyes, before
We pluck the moat out OF anniher's There
were many good arguments in favor Of sunday
Mails, bu, there were none in favor If Suncoy
Matke,s; and he would be willing To NEE ha 4
dozrn men on the subjrc, He conclud d by
expressing his sarn.s' hope that the law would
not b. ~ force another year.
The above, Mr.. Editor, is a brief synopsis Of
the Reverend Gen lem an S remarks, tskeu down
from memory, and without any pre,ens,"ns 10
exacrness. leave il 10 your ader. To m ky
their comments REPOR ! ER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-29
SOti ice.

IL persons having business with the estate OF I'd
"A ward LILO, dec. are hereby notified tint behns
Johnston of F lax ouny.i alone authorised 10 ss e
all matters relative to sad estate, r'.eNs ell nor
and pay all dcbts-under irrevUcsUie power VI al
torn., from me. II. iLoiD'
1.c IA 3x Adm sf I'd Lloyd.
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To their Hsnors tie Members Of The Common Com
e,i Of 1iersndrio the humble petition Of
LAMP POST, rsspecifuiiv rem essnts-

cn of 1Lersndrio the hum6s petition Of a
LAMP POST, respectfully rep essnts-
Tns,, for the La IF eh yr4rs, vuur petl'ion-
er has, through the bounty IL your predeces
sors, had the honor cf holding u liga, for the
convenience and accommodation Of the good
D. opIe OF this town. That this service he> a.
ways been willingly, cheerful, AID sfeadfasfiy
pc rformed, much 20 he So isfac ton OF lhr >pu,
liz. Your petitioner will not trouble your Ho
pors with detail Of all the services rendered
j. this oapsciy-It is prs sumed hat as mos
Of your Honots have ,raSersed he streets OF
dark night, they must be entirely familiar
Under hess circumstances, your petitioner vas
surprixed, some months since, at a conversation
between Two ci,izens, bringing, for The h'st
time, the Information, that, for 'he future, the
sabove services were To be dispensed with. Ths
causes which have ted 10 this de 'ermina ION
the part OF your Honors must, doubtless, be
very 81 nioieni, and your petitioner would NOT
question the propriety Of your decision. Your
petitioner is well aware that II may lead your
enemies to say, that "you love darkness rather
than light because your deeds are e,il'"; bu'
ssch an idea ought never to be harooret-But
yosr petitioner cannot suffer this "reform" 10
take place, without urging your Houors, at
least, 10 make some substitute for the loss OF
The lamps. Csnnot ligh's be placed, a, least,
in some streets 81 the town; and, in parioul,r.
cannot The services Of your pru Toner (who is
both an old and faithful serysnt) be retained
Will your Ho"ors pardon this intrusion. snc
take in,o oonsid n ion these = ques ;, aud
yosr p-,iliouer, as II dsiy bosns, will ever
PRAY, &c.
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fare NeA,.ced to fv Z Noliars!
WI, chester and .4leranaria Mail Stage,
THREE TIMES A WEEK & THROUGH
IN ONE DAY.
The subscriber respectful

" informs the public, that, NJ the
suggestion ofhis friends, he has re-
siucrd the fare from Winchester
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-19
sET.f.d fIRE IJVSOR-7yyCE COMP1-TY-.
once OF the Agent fof the State of Virginia q,

w ouo'erher duly authorized by The Pisiert .ny
onse'oTs OF the above Company, their agsn TO t,e.,s
sPPesop, and to S.us Policies Of Insursuc, IN Town "a
damage by Fire e'' VIVID %
The rate, OF n,ursses VIII IN en- e..e he made =, ,o,
aoe ~ other good Ooes The Capital of ornpfp ..
dollars. Nr'' W "'y''o
a. important 70 the party in,utins 10 kso~ the Standing
% me oBee, sud The promputude snd beI sy which 81,
cs.es are adjusted, the satisfactory reference, on N "a
'uh1eet can be given TO residents IN this CITY.
All sPpestoo, by letter post paid, oiherus, dirse,,a
- me gsrt VII receive attention, aud the forms IN
surrey FURNISHED thoss living al distance required.
The following kind, ~ Property are Insnrsbs DAFT
mg Hou'e', ware Hese' hs Manu- aotoril, and ar hs,
bshan;' genesiiy ma,hineyy Good, MercAandis, ~
nseure LozarH' and almost every de.etptioo Of o.,o,
groPsrfy The o'u'i rstes Of premium IN hs Ga,n,ry So,
from one to one and beH per cent. mo u IaV ~
Dec. TO- S'" NN'"a i"fAr ca Ce'nFars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-19

Messrs. May. White OF r., Hin aud Ruther.
ioord, made reports from respective Committees.
+ An unavaing motion was made by Mr-Afasou
oil King George, for the Committee of Claims to
enquire into the expedency Of paying claim Of
y. u. Rogers, administrator Of Henry Rolngs,
For militia services.
An engrossed Bill Incorporating Company
10 construct turnpike road from the Warm
springs 10 insersect the Kanawha Turnpike at
Caiiaghan"-was read third time and passed.
n bill, returned from the Senate with a.
mendmenfs "making further appropriation TO
complete tho road from Staunton to Parkersburg''
was taken mp, and after some debate, 10 which
Mesers. Rives Of p. G., Camden, Williams and
ho'ieman took part, was rejected-Ayes II, Noes
A letter was received from the Governor, en-
closing a Communication FROM Governor Metcalfe,
conveying certain proceedings from the Legisla.
ture oil Kentucky, respecting the establishment Of
hospital for the reception of SIGH ,caiernen, at
Smithheid in Ohio-which were, on Mr.. " ats
motion laid upon the table.
A bill " authorisng the trustees Of the town oil.
manchester TO extend the Canal authorized to be
cur on the Common Of the said town" was dis
eussed, amended, and ordered to be engrossed.
The House again took up the Anti Tariff Reso-
lutions-when Messrs. Mason of Frederick, and
Nelson OF Albemarle, spoke in favor Of the Reso-
iuuons, with great animation.
On Mr.. Halls motion, the House adjourned ill
this.n orning, 10 o'clock.
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.Atgrnea fnr l0nlc

.Ntgr0es for Sale
0N Thursday the 26th day Of F.brusr, ps1 n,s, e,,
dsyD Will sell siAmss courthouse, TO tss highest b
y,r, ir cash, shou, fifty nssros., property Of ne H..
WIS ffsHees Tshb, Of Clay Hill They eon,ia 81 vos
'n, hos girls, children; and spony the numb, 80
tts Vsuaois house servants sud rsrduers A.
snere IN hoysr shy iBysdent the yuse n ss.pr,5 80
the 'sis will positively tsks plsee.
~. BARgESDALE, AJno,
- o.. 81 Fraoess Ttsh
sto- y ss-Ss-'s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-19
JoMe Editors of the Enquirer.

To the Editors Of the Enquirer.
Having seen IRON your last paper OF the l2h
instant, that the Convention Bill has passed. Civ
ing to each Senatorial District four members to
the Convention, without Limitation OF men in Of
ice, or that Of any choice, to section district,
the writer takes this liberty TO address his fellow
citizens From such Indulgence as has been ex-
tended, he begs that they will in every section of
the State, select men OF talent integrity, and pos
sessed oil the necessary qualifications. We, the
People, ought to recolIect, that when this body
assemblies, il is no ordinary assembly, which may
pass law at their Sesson-an iInpoli,ic or Old.
pressive law may be repealed the next. But they
are 10 meet 10 make Constitutions law TO con-
fine all ordinary legislatures within their proper
limits. Under these considerations, ! have ta-
ken upon myself, to recommend to the people Of
this district, four gentlemen within own dis.
trict, as ut persons for members, to join in this
body Tor the purpose Of reforming our CoDstitu.
lion, TO wii:-Wam r. Giles, our present Cover
nor, Samuel Taylor Of Chesterfield, Can't. Tbos.
Miller and William Old Of Powhatan.
AT the same time, l willing to receive in
formation from others as to fit characters, for the
same OBJECT. And as prefer a selection from tho
people, which ought TO be the rule. I prefer this
TO any eIectioneering Of candidates. II may be
said, Mr. Giles is Governor, but this does not dis.
qualify him. He is Governor for limited time
cniy-he will then return 10 his home in Amelia
within our district. Mr.. Giles is fit person--We
ought TO prefer members from our own district il
6t characters can be found. Why should a man
buy barrel Of corn 10 feed bis family, when
he has four hundred in his cTib!-The dstric,
has 500 or more. hope, gentlemen, you will
give this communication place in your paper,
and suffer me 10 enjoy the opportunity Of convey
ing my ideas to the people on this important sub.
jet. Though written in haste, II may set The
people in search Of better principles and better
men.
one If ihe People ~ PoDtatan.
18th February, 1879.
m Tho name of The Aufhor ia lcft With ,bo
Editors OF this paper.
-
We are authorised to say, that Mel. Richard NJ
Segsr will be Candidate q, ms ensuing election
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COMMUNICATED.
To I'm. c. Holt, John c.. Cohoon and
James ynur60rgh, Esgrs.
Gentlemen As il is matter Of great ENQUIRY
and much concern with many Of your co,stitu.
enss !; will yotr have the goodness TO let US know
hoT you voted at the last elections for Governor
and senatoT Most respectfully,
a Freebooter Of ySdn.ersond.
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.
by COL VIM. Jones who declines recollection.
We are authorized to state, that William F.
Gordon Of Albemarle 10 Candidate, for the Sem
ato'iai District, az present represented By Jo.
ssrh c. Cahell, who declines q poll.
The last Lexington Intelfigencer nominatcs Ro-
bert White and Andrew Alexander, as Delegates
to the Conve nion from the Senatorial District Of
Rockbragc, sc.
COJN.Hy.rYC.fTED.
A Voter in ,hs3d Senatorial District Of Virgil
nia' composed Of the Counties Of Hcnrico, New
Kent, Charles City, James City, York. Warwick,
ano EIizabefh City, proposes, proper persons to
represent said district, in the approaching Convep
ton, the following gentlemen John Marshall,
Chapman johnson, Jno. Tyler Of Charles City
II Is recommended, that the other DELEGATE be Sc
leeted from the extreme Eastern County Of the
Distries. A VOTER
CO.MNU.v1cITED.
yERvsALEM, Feb. ", 1929.
You ere authorised to state, that John Urquhart
Of Southampton county, will be voted for to repre-
sent the Senatorial District composed OF the coun-
ties OF Sussex, Surry. Southampton, Isle Of Wight.
'GreeDsville, and Prince George counties, in Con-
vention, agreeaby to an act the present Gene
raj Assembly. An Old Subscriber.
Pr. HIN. Co. Woodiason, Feb. l3, 1929
To Cor. JOHN GIBSON.
Dear Sir,-When last had the pleasure of See
h'R Sou' mao NOT, owing 10 your inosposltion, an
opportunity of satisfying your inquiries relative to
my accepting the nomination as a candidc.e TO re-
present, in the Senate Of the State the district oil
which this county forms a part. The kind man.
ner in which was brought before the public, by
the meeting at Brentsville, of which you were .
Imember-added to the friendly disposition since
manifested by the freeholders Of the county gene.
rally, formed with me strong inducement 70
superadd my individual exertions to their wishes
in the approaching election. And this, certainly
should do did not weightier considerations forbid
It, deem it unnecessary in this communication,
TO reeapitulate the considerations which induce me
to withdraw my name from the list Of candidates,
being satisfied that the freeholders of this county
and my friends generally, will properly apprsci.
ate The motives by which am actuated.
atm, with great esteem, yours,
JNO. ". TYLER.
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over the whole world-that nothing but the most
energetic agency OF the State Governments, in
their sovereign, corporate characters can be found
able to divide and resist the gigantic, colossal, con-
soiidated mass OF powers, claimed, and now prac-
tised upon by the Federal Government.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-19

ing ii-gstes upon IL, si continues an the HOUSE
OF Representatives. il is the great debate Of tho
Session, unless that which seems to have been
going on In conelsve in the Senate shall eclipss 10
in importance. The debate, however. must Soo.,
terminate, or the annual approximation bills. not
one OF which has yet passed either House, win
DO jeopar6ed: The casual reader is probably nee
aware that there remain but seven days Of shc
Session for the despatch Of original bills Of pub
lie nature before either House. r.lus. Kas.
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GEN. SCOTT.

4" Il is said (ssys the New-Yorx Morning CuY-
rier) that General Scott, or leaving Ws.hinseS.s
placed his resigndtion in the hsnds Of BRA.
with instructions to tender il to the President rh
the Ah Of March, if ON that day Major General
Macomb be In command Of the army
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From me Correspondent Of MeBaitimore Ga.
zet!s.

The debate on the Bit proposing TO provide for
seeping the Gun berlsnd Road ir rsnsir, by plsc-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-19

We are authorised to say ,thst Mel. Richard "
Segsr will 10 a Candidate q. ,hs ensuing election
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o~~oBoss~--
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Tuesday, Feb. 1.-THE following communca.
ton was received from the Governor, covering a
report of the Board Of Directors OF Internal I'm
movements of Massachusetts,, on the subject o.
Rail Roads. 1t was referred to the Committee OIL
Roads and Internal Navigation.
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one If ibe People ~ poCtatan.
18th February, 1879
~ The name Of the Author is LEFT with the
Editors OF this paper
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-05-21
SHIP Ew S.
E.NTERED.

E.VTERED.
Schooner Crown, Baker, Boston
Sloop Herald, Brown, Now York.
CLEARED,
Schr. Crown, Baker, Providence.
Sloop Herald, Brown. do.
.aRRfV.4LS.
Saturday, May l6th.--arr. schr Clito,
Thatcher. fr. Baltimore.
Schr. Crown, Baker, Boston.
Schr. Perseverance,, Collins, Portland for
N. York. 4o
Schr. Hit,y franklin, Gibbs, Richmond.
Sunday--arr. schr. Franklin, Hatch, Bos.
ton, for Charleston.
Sloop Herald, Brown. New York
Sloop Amazon, Edwards, Nantucket for
Richmond.
Sloop Traveller, Baker, Proyide,ee, for
Norfolk.
.Monddy--arr, sloop Haicyob, HI En-
press, Tbayer, fr New.York,
Schr. Ann, Snow, fr. Hartford.
Tuesddy--arr. Soop Susannah, Bourne
fr Providence for Sandwich.
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WILLIAM CALLAHAN.
MIW GOODS

ID OSE, light blue, French grey, brown
III battiste for dresses.
Italian nct--green, jet, blue, black, pur.
pie, brown, &c.
Rose, straw,light blue, ,Acrophans Grapes
Black Italian, gros de Nap, levantine,
Synchaw Silks.
Black Lace Wells.
Table linen Of oil widths.
Irish Linens, German g. Russia diapers.
Rouen Cassimeros, drillings, black last
ing, Circasslans,
Superior Suspenders, Gloves, hosiery,
English ginghams of fashionable style,
Fine white gauze flannel,
a gIoat assortment Of muslin Capes and
Collars; fancy silk, gauze and bayegc hkfs.
and Scarfs.
A great variety Of Combs, linen carhbric
hdkfs. &c.
Large black, scarlet and white mefino
Shawls Of good quality and fashionable
borders, with a great variety Of smaller
size, to be sold at New Pork prices. The
above with great variety of other Goods,
which are coming to hand almost daily from
New York, will be sold at very low prices.
JOHN +. TOWNSEND.
may o.
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NJ MAREiED.

In this town. on Sunday evening last. by
the Rev. mr.. Choules, mr. J 1seph Lawton.
10 miss Roth Stanhope, daughter Of mr. vii.
liam Stantope.
Al the Friends meeting house in Ports
mouth 18th instant, George Anthony Of Mid
dletown, TO Margaret Hathaway, daughter Of
the late George Hathaway, Of Middletown.
AZ New York, by the Rev mr. Ondsrdonk.
mr.. Benjamin A. Mumford, Of this town, 10
miss Laura Louisa. youngest daughter Of the
late Samuel Wilcox, esq. Of the former place
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MEMORANDA.

Cid. at Norfolk, l,h inst. brig Inwncible
Pratt, for Gibraltar.
AT Havana,5th inst. ship George Champ
lin, Hudson. uncertain: ship Newport, Bur
roughs, for Hamburg, Goth.
Arr. at New York on Sunday schr. IIar
vest, Post, q days from Georgetown, IS, C..
Passengers, Messrs. ]. q. Stevens. Olive
Read, George Congdon, Edward StanhopC
Jr. and a. .Nenage.
Spoke Feb. Cd, on Brazil Banks, barqu,
Alliance, Covell, from this port,with 20bbls
oil.
Cid. at New Orleans, ODD nit. schr. Jane
Hoskins ofthls port, for Havana.
At Matanzas, Goth ult. brig Harvest, Ell
dred, of this port, loading for Europe.
In the Texel, 9TH ult. ship Mary Almy
Barker, from Savannah.
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at the head or,hat congregation in this town
aged about IS years.
At Tiverton, 9th inst. mr.. Humphrey vii.
cox, aged so.
Al NewBedford, miss Lucinda Almy ,daugh.
ter of Sanford Almy, esq. Of Little Compton,
aged % years.
In Bristol, on Friday last, Mrs Charlotte
DWolf. relict Of the late William DWolf
Esq. and daughter Of late Josiah Finney Esq
aged 65 years
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Lace Running.

THE Subscriber is now ready to supply
Il any number of first rate workers in
the above line, and as on incentive to in
duce general application oftho best hands.
he has determined to pay CASH immedi-
ately on delivery Of the piece.
Application TO ba made at the house
standing directly Z. the back Of MIR. JomN
b. NEwToS's Store
EDWIN PHILLIPS.
Newport, Nav ID, 1899.
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= = = ..

In ,his town, llth inst mrs. Hannah Aus.
tin. wife Of mr.. job Austin, aged 20.
On Saturday last, suddenly, miss Elizabeth
Chapman, daughter OF mr.. Peleg Chapman,
aged IA years
Op Tuesday evening last, David Buffum.
senior. a highly respectable menber Of the
Friends Society, sad FOR many years presided
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NEW GOODS,
ISAAC GOULD.
No. l76, Thames str.

s'V' ifDb HuWe5 SHttt1
HAS just received from New York
IL Auctions. very cheap lot of
Broadcloths and Cassimercs,
some Of which orc American, and have OBJ
tained the premium in that city
AL S Ga rare assortment Of London
VESTINGS, Of extra quality and the most
fashionable patterns; white and brown,
French and English drllings, very cheap;
black, blue and olive Bombazecnsand Cir.
esssians, with a general assortment Of ar.
ticles OF mems wear--all Of which will be
sold as low for cash as can be purchased
in town. As above, very cheap lot Of
Ready made CLOTHING. may 9.
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The sun Of sl56I, has been collected in
10 Churches at Boston, for the sufferers BY
the late fire in Augusta, Georgia.
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NEW GOODS.

HARVEY SESSIONS has received
i 4 aud now offers for sale, a complete
assortment of SUMNER RGOODS--amoDg
thcm ore the following, viz:
Ginghams, French drillings,
Calicos, Black and cold last.
Pongees, ings,
Marcilinc silka Woolenets, mix'd;
Sinchaws, Mix'd Grandeyile,
Lustrings, Merino Cashmere,
Canton Grapes, Mandarin Grape,
Gauze hdkfs. Valencia vestings,
Beroge do. Marseiles do.
Silk do. Silk do.
Merino Shawls, Flag handkfs.
Tibet wool DO. BandaDna do.
Cotton Hose, German do.
Silk do. Beaver, Hoskin, sill k
Worsted do. and linen gloves;
Cotton, linen, silk, Hoskin milts.
g. worsted half hose,
A l. s o,
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, brown g. whit.
ened Shectngs, ,Shirtings, ,Tickngs, stripes.
plaids, knitting Cottons, Threads, and
great variety Of other articles too hume
rous TO mention in an advertisement.
Newport, 2lst May, 1899.
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s. CAH00NE.
DRAWN NUMBERS.

In the Grand State Lottery. eth class
az 80 80 % 30 10
Ia the Connoeticu, State Lottery. class 8.
III 80 10 49 10 2 81 s 81
Connecticut Lottery. extra class e,
% IL 20 % I6
Washington Lodge Lottery. class J.,
"a "a is % 4 40
May 81.
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RHODE ISLAND STATE LOTTERY
Cd class,
5000 dollars,


To be drawn THIS DAY.
Tickets only Sl-shsres in proportion.
Grand State Lottery, class 80,
To be drawn Saturday, May 80.
5000 dollars, highest prize,
Tickets only sl-parts in proportion.
VERMONT LOTTERY,
No. 2, Eriro.
Draws Thursday, May 2sth.
5000 dollars, highest prize.
Tickets s4-parts in proportion.
UNION CANAL LOTTERY, class 5,
Will be drawn To morrow,
10000 dollars highest prize.
Tickets only s5,00-parts in proportion.
FOR TICKETS md PARTS.
In the abore and other Lotteries, apply al
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"Non .6escripf-for "Bits Of Striped
that the ship Pennsylvania, now in pro-
gress at the Navy Yard in that city, "has
three decks INDEPENDENT Of the spar deck,
and is pierced for 160 guns, but will carry
900. With her compliment Of men, which
will not be less than l3 or 400, her gigan.
tic dimensions, rounding stern, and an able
commander, she may literally sweep the
seas,and woe be TO the enemy who attempts
to cope with her single handed. There
are forty or fifty carpenters at work upon
her at present. and our readers may form
some idea Of the work yet to be executed
10 render her fit for service, when we in
form them that il would take 500 carpen-
ters six months to accomplish ell that is
necessary. She is built after a model Of
Mr.. Humphreys, naval architect. who was
at great pains and expense in visiting the
European Navy Yards. before adopting the
present plan. Mr.. James Keen is the ar.
chitcct who has superintended the work
generally. In the Yard is the enormous
ordnance 10 Founders for the Pennsyvani,
which lies in sullen silence. ready to have
It's fury reused Of the call Of the nation.
The bes, bower anchor ofthe Pennsylvania
weighs lO,l7I lbs!" .NieS.
The Rev. II. A. Muhlcnburg. ID. n. took
leave Of bis congregation IN Reading Pa.
OH Sunday before last, in very eloquent
and appropriate sermon, in which he s,at-
Cd that in the 26 years during which he
had been pastor fthe church. he had bsp.
usedi,00 persons J,9O0-nar
ried l,300-snd preached e00 funeral ser
mons.-.N y. Gazette.