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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-03

Lynn .Mass.-The population o. = y
is over 5000, nearly all Of whom n
ported by the shoe business. Prom -
900 TO 400, 600 pairs Of shoes are u.
annually in the town, Of an aseFssss, M M
Of 20 cents per pair, making nesry =
900 dollars. The females Of ps
earn more Than 10000 dollars an''v
by binding and ornameDiing shoes. y
hons Oflow priced fanct shoes D''. -
sent 10 South America, and sold a. =.
There is a chocoiate rr4i..s,..lciofY y = /,
which makes sixty tons Of cboeO.le g
year.-The Lynn fishermen 6flng ~
pounds Of FISH daily.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-03

titioner, and in favor Of the sif.
and Mr.. Pierce obtained the a
his motion the Committee 70.
progress, and obtained leave n !.
The House then adjourned.
TUESDAY. jana,
IN SENATE.
Mr.. Dlckerson presented arsr.
from a number of the citizens 49, al
County, New Jersey. agams, An,
of the existing regulations in -.
Transporting and opening the NJ
Sabbath; and also expressive ofs
isfaction with the principles and y
exhibited in the report Of the Com /
the Senate on the Post Off,e III 81
Roads, made the 18th Of lamar. N
that subject. 81
Mr.. Marks presented the men, p
the representatives Of the religion, !,
called Quakers, in Pennsyiyonn
Jersey, Delaware, and the easlen 81.
Maryland, asking the fostering c,,
Government towards the Indan =,
the United States, to protec, then \.
injury and oppression. C'
Mr.. Barton from the CommiHm Nh y
lie Lands reported the bill from 4, d y
of Representatives to continue 10 fr s.
act authousing certain soldiers IN 4,
war u surrender the bounty ha6 I,
by then, and to locate Others in le,s. 8
Of, and for otherpurposes, wlthcas-
ment.
Pursuant to notice given, Mf RI
obtained leave to bring in billie
ize a subscription for stock on IL
the United States, 10 the Lom,
Portland Canal Companies gia
read and passed 20 second rsiug
On motion Of III Smith. Of Mar \,
the orders preceding we're postpNs
the bill from the House Of Repnscs
making appropriations to the payna
Revolutionary and Invalid Peniiones
taken up in Committee Of the Whos A
ordered to a third reading.
The Senate resumed the consii,ns
OF Mr.. Foofs resolution conceucrS
veys ofthe Public Lands: when MrV.I
ster addressed the Senate ia fI rd
the late Speech Of Mr.. Hayne. ir
half past three, he gave way to "a r
Of one Of the Members; upon Who's
ton
The Senate adjourned, Mr.. Wh
the floor to conclude tomorrow
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
a Bill was reported by Mr. R. Ma
son from the Committee on the PosO;l
and Post Roads, authorship he q
Master General to employ atda-
Clerks. The clerks thus aulhonsi
clusively of a third Assistant Posin
General are ten, two TO receive aIafs
| 1902, two ofl400, and six of 1900 I'D
per annum. The bill from the selis
alter the Bridge and Draw over GsPa
mac, was reported by the Commits.
the District of Colombia, with amentn1.
the principal one Of which is to altr
( the Corporation Of Washington to aE
I draw over the Eastern Channel, %
manner with that over the Westen. /
number Of Resolutions we're intotEs
and the House then resolved as'i
Committee Of the Whole on the nrsi
| the Committee on Elections, on de "a
ton of Ruel Washburn contesiinglhsrF
of James w. Ripley Of Maine, Ih' :
member, TO his seat in the House N1
out coming to any result, the Coa.n
rose, reported progress, and obtained %
to sit again.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-03

The effects of lhe efforts mace u =,
land to underseli, and By that o.. -,
destroy our manufacturing csiaDllsD I'D.
are severely felt by a large portion y 49,,
population ofthat country. IN iiliefD. y
there were said to be 1925 ino's.ssI
whose wages averaged each, not D'''
gIlseu penes PEI s0eef
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-03
MONDAY, January %.

The House Of Representatives was oc-
cuPled IN petitions and resolutions, during
the first two hours of its session. Among
the petitions presented, were several a
galnst the transportation Of the mail on
Sunday, and several angainst any interfer-
cree with the subject by Congress. Some
petitions were also presented by Mr. Buch-
anan, praying for the abolition &C slavery
IN the District of Colombia. Mr. Mercer
also presented various petitions from the
chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, Oh
the subject of an extension of the Canal 10
Alexandria, and to the Navy Yard, and
also one praying for an alteration in the
charter. Several resolutions were offered
and adopted; and among the resolutions
was one by Mr.. Dorsey referring to the
Committee On Naval Affairs to consider
TIE expediency of making some provisions
for the families Of the officers and men
who were lost ip the Hornet. The House
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-03

Azcc9gts.-Uncle Sam and his son
were one day returning from their labors
IN the field with lusty load ofhay. JON
athan drove the team, and as he frequently
manifested . very mlfarmsriks want Of
tact IN managing his caJtie his father thoght
it necessary, when they came to the gate
which closed the entrance to the barn-yard,
to give him word Of caution. "Be tar
nation careful how you drive now, Jock"
Jock whipped up and drove plump against
the gate-post. "HullO ko.hzU t0o." JON
aihan accordingly hal0sd too, and in so DO
ing, the wheel came in contact with the op-
POslte post-Taere, there, ] guessed how
'tgould be-you conld'nt dire hrougl
creation 'rittOaa hiaen both sides ont.
Wo-ccsi4. %qis.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-03

An er-ros-el bIi, 90 incorporate E.'z'oeih-.
town. DOB Tho county Of Ohio, was read o third
tme Wi passed
A-.s-u6ou from tine committee Of Propositions
and .reeuces. accedmg to tle petition of smdy
cr.zar. OF Wheeling, for giving 20 mechanics and
t3merclsnt. c. who furnish materials for 1w.d-
me-. Den u.ul such buildings t.r 'la amount %
tf.,r claims. was agreed fo by t1s House.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-03

subsequently took O9, 10 Coma.
Whole, the subject of the CON-. :
ton in Maine, when Mr.. Tue 9
Carolina, and Mr.. Andersen ~ = T /.
addressed the Committee ag,;.
titioner, and in favor of the siit;.4
and Mr.. Pierce obtained the A..
his motion the Committee RS.
progress, and obtained leave n !. Z
The House then adjourned.
TUESDAY. JAM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-13

Eom-'There was but little doing in Flour
last week-the whole receipts being but sos
barrels, and export none 4 small quantity
was sold on Monday, from stores, at 81 80; sub
sequently small lots were sold at 81. The
wagon price ranged from 4 80 TO IS, until Sa-
turday, when it closed at 1 81 to 90.
Yesterday the current wagon price was S4 IS.
Sales from stores to considerable extent (em-
bracing nearly all the common sapertne Flour in
marke0 were made at 5 90:
Gran-Some small parcels of new wheat
reached our market during the week aud sold at
81 to 95, and we quote the prices of nep good
red 81 a 05; best white 95, though some deal
ers are of opinion prime white would command
one dollar We know of no sales vet-and
the highest prices obtained for prime red hav
inc been 95, in the absence of actual sales we
quote white at %.
Corn Meals scarce and much in demand; we
believe it would command 55 TO, and we quote
accordingly.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-13
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-JuLy 10.

Flour and lNcai-There has been an increased
demand for Flour this week, aud sales to some
exlentat T. SCI 4,62a principally at the first price
for the run of brands. The sales of the week "a
mounted to full 5000 barrels. and holders again
demand S4,629. The supplies are moderate
and the stock diminished. Rye Flour remains
without variation. No sales OF Corn Meal in
hhds. reported, about 400 barrels soldat So
Sa,3l4, and now generally held at S9,S3! 50,
81 the stock is small.
Grain-No sales of Wheat reported, but the
principal part Of the Susquehannah Wheat stored
here has been sold in New York, deliverable
there, and is being shipped. Corn is scarce and
in demand at improved prices; sales Of Southern
White and Yellow at 42a A cts. and the upper
country round at ~! cts. Rye very scarce
Oats in demand at % cts. for Soathcrn, to So for
Pennsylvania. Price Current.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-13
NEW-YORK MARKET-JvLY 10

Fyour.-There has been but a limited export
demand during the week; and indeed fora month
post we have seldom had to notice So long a con-
tinuance Of inactivity in the Flour market
During this period tte receipts from Southern
ports have been unusually large for the advanced
period of the year, whilst from the interior Of
our own state the supplies have been mnch less
than in former years. Moderate sales of West
ern have been made at IS. TO 81 for fair and
good brands, SO to 81 for extra and about 5 90
for inferior: Georgetown among the dealers at
~ 70 90; Richmond Country at A to a.
The coarser descriptions Of Flour have been in
more request of late, at comparatively higher
prices than supertiue. We quote: New York
SUPP. ga ) o.; Troy, do. 5 06a 5 10; West
ern do 90 a so; Philadel phia 4 81; BALI
more City. -; do Howard street, 5 90 5 b.
Graia.-About 5000 bushels Of new y. Caro-
lima Wheat the first of the crop have been re-
ceived since our last report. The best parcel
sold on Saturday at about ll2! cts. and the re-
mainder on "Wednesday at about l07 cts. The
quality is GOOD, (weighingoy 90 lbs to the bush
ell aud the condition unusually dry. The pre-
sent crop of Southern Wheat IS understood Jas
far as asceraincd TO be Of better qmIity thar
for mauv previous years. Several small parcels
of good red Western have been sold during tie
week at III to Is cts.--COm. ,8dU.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-13
Uogs,
Ertract from the Law.

Er'rGct from the Ldu.
sfORrORtrt0N Laws. page IS: -" SEC. ~ .3nd be
X H7Ttter enGcsd, That tax shall De levied aid
collected annually ct five dollars every male animal
OF The dog kind aud ten dollars every female ami
mai Il The dog kind, kept within The Town uf Ale1au.
drs And 1t shsli be he duty of the Police Consts-
bies, some time in the month of June. yearly, and
every year, and Ocner # necessary, to take On
count OF every animal Of the dog kind in the said town.
noting the pective districts Of the town which Ia
ken aud return a list Of The 0wncrs' names TO the
Clerk of the Council And whenever any animal II
the dog kind shall be owned barbUred al any OTTER
season of Year the hsrborer shall be sub.
Ject to the aforesaid tax And the and hsrbor-
of every animal of the dog kind, shall at sll times
when thereto required by the ConsfaolCs resaid,
make due return Of every such animal them owned
Or which they suffer to remain about their houses, on
penalty of futetng md paving ten dollars for every
refusal one half 10 the atormer and the other half 10
the use of the Cooperation.
SEC 10. That the Police ConstlbIcs shall demand
the aforesaid tax of FIVE dollars for each male, and ten
dollars for each female animal OF the dog kind and #
the said tax shall not be paid on demanl, nor within
twenty DAYS after first demanded, the Constablcs are
hereby authorized aud directed to levy the sameby
Distress Agreeaby 10 the mode prescribed for collect
ing other taxes IN the said town.
- SIC 70. III { every owner of the dog kind kept
within the town shall Cause snch animals To wear col
lar ahoUl is neck With the owners length, st
al tnc,, penalty Of four dollars, TO be pad by the
owner harborer Of said animal one-haif to the in.
former and the o,her half to the of the Corpora.
ton AMI every such animal hot having such collar
about il, *, sh. he fthwith Ai.led, destroyed
by any Of The Constable, Ut he town.
SEC 20. That it shall be the duty Of the Police
Constitutes to destroy every animal Of the dog kind
found wnthe Market house, or gong at large with
IA tee Market Square. And if such animal cannot be
safely OF y destroy cd, the owner, or per-on
who shall! have brought such animal 20 Inc Market
House or Square or who shall have suffered such an
nal to follow him or her to the said Market House or
Square shall forfeit and pay the Of five dollars,
This law is published in order that person may
rlesdg of its provisions, as 1t is intended 10 be
most strictly executes.
BY order ct the Mayor:
J.B HANCOCK,
j. BIRCH,
jy LOW Police ConstabIes
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-13
" Economy the surest Road to Weutih. -
a. LarumopA.

PENOT.4I'OR !. CO.lI' DRESSER.
l. RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants OF Alex
sndria and its vicinity that he has opened an rs.
'abINhment on Kong Sired, adjoiaipg Mr. Ntiofon's
FFankin House Hotel where he will Goats, Pan
lainon,, and wsstcosts, Of every description - blue,
black, drAb, &c plan eWrelv different from that
pursued by Overs, and peculiarly his Upon ex-
animation ct the articles secured BY him, they viii be
found and pronounced by good judges 70 be very lit,
Tie inferior to new The securing wit injure
the shape of the collars.
Spots. grease, &c viii be removed, s.,r apparel pat
INTO Perfect shape; and when required he VIII apply
s'Iienmg and restore the color OF faded seams Ira
VellerS attended TO a, the shortest notice.
n. u Repairing, &c. attended to.
~ y l. wishes distinctly understood, that unless
satisfaction IS given, no charge will be msde.
" Is -eoiw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-13
More New Goods,

DY the packets Erie, Columbia and Georgetown We
I'D have received:
Bobbinet peiernes, elegant patterns
hdrianople Singhalns and prints
Printed cambrC musilns
Super black bombszines
Color.d cambric gloves OLadies)
Indennes, blue, buff and pink
Londonfine plaid ginghams
Brown bonnet cambric5
Heavy black sinchcws
Do brown and green do (for umbrellas
Scarlet English bandannoes
Fancy printed crayats
White arllings
Green floor bazes
Carpet BINDINGS &c, &C.
And per packet, from Philadelphia,
case ladies' parasols and
Gen.lemcn's summer umbrellas
;vl2 JAS. MCKENZIE & Co. =
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-13
FIFTY Gents Reward

I ANA"Af from the subscriber, in Alexandra. on
Ia Saturday, the Sd ofJuIy 1850, JAMES NJ TowEas,
an nden'edapPrentce to the ladies Shoe making Blu
snes sixteen years old the first of January lsat
understand lie III Washington, hrbored b, his mo-
Their, a, this time torewarn all persons from hsrbor.
ing said boy as am determined to put the law in force
as INST any persons that d.
jy l5-5t HORATIo DAY.
The T. s. Telegraph will publish the above St,
and send the account this Office for payment
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-13
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, IN. CO.

ARRIVED, JULY II,
Steamer Columbia Mitchell, Baltimore, freight
and passengers for the District.
Steamboat Fredericksburg, B. ]. jenkins, do
Passed IN the river, topsai schooner. bound up.
l2h-Schr Mary & Martha, Biddle, Balti-
more; herrings to Lindsay, Hill & Co.
-eS9-
Brig Olympia, Monroe, cleared at New York
for Georgetown 10Th inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-13
Notice,

4 II the of Ann L. Pes ton ngGin'i Francis pey
ton administrator, with The will annexed, of Ann
Peyton deceased; Jonah thompson aud Margaret his
wife late Margaret peyon, uf III heirs and devil
sees OF Ann Peyton, deceased; Virginia Pey Ton, Ora
ven Peytun, John Pcyton, and West peyton infant
children aud heir, AT law of West Peytpn, deceased,
who was another ofthc children OF the sald Ann; Graz
ven Peyton Margaret Peyton Valentine Peyton, Nan
cy reyton, West Pe,ton, William Peyton, and Mary
Peyton children and heirs Al law Of Villa N Peyton
vino was another Of the CHI dren of ihe said Ann; Va
lenne Peyton and Susan his wife, which said Susan
was tn only child Of Valentine Pcyton, deceased,
Their the children of he said ANA Peyton decea ied
Samuel SweariEgen, husband Of Margaret Peytoi,
Fielding Winlock, husband Of ,Naucy peytOn, -
Hart AMI Susan his wife, Abraham Rlrman and Eliza
beth his wife, and Samuel Peyton, which said Marss-
ret Nancy, Susan. Elizabeth and samuel children
and heirs At law of William, of the heirs at law OF
the said Ann Peyton, deceased; and Ssmuei PeytOr,
one of the heirs OF Valentine Peyton, who was one Ut
the children of said Ann and William Hart and Susan
his wife.
The parties defendants in the above SUIT, now de
pending on the Chsnc-ry side &c the Circuit Court Of
the District of Columbia at Alexandria, III take
lice, that on The III day Of August neat, telossn 10
H. W and 6 +. VI, at the ofh &c Of John Chambers IN
the City Of Washington, the complainant VIII take the
depostoa of Thomas Ravener Eizabeth Hayener, Ro.
ger G. ~ gilman, Richard Wsllack, John f.. Frost.
and RI Thompson--to be read the trail Of the said
suit. ANN L. pEYrON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-13
DIED.

On Saturday last, JoHN BERNARD HooE, aged
Is months, infant son of Bernard IIooe, Esq, Of
this place.
On Friday night last, JoHX Ee>N. son of Mr.
Francis Egan, of this place. Formerly of Dublin
aged year and months
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-13
GrOSS uevriNgS

QNN BBI.S. No /, landing At Rsmasy's Wharf an,
- w for sale low by LINDSAY, I'LL tT Co.
n Is w Il &P.SO
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-13
SIARRIEn.

On the Sth instant. BY The Rev. ]. w. Far.
cloush, Mr.. JAMES FoRruNr, Of Baltimore, Il
Miss MARY SANE. IF ibis place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-13

tLfID-f [>I-NlS oT 81 eJbEC
Leave Baltimore every day
eTNN>[n@1as 4. ". 8 4. VI. 10 A. 81 and
l{5IHf4SEEE2 2P. NJ. for Washington City, &c.
saand tie Stages leave Georgetown
and Washington CITY every day for Baltimore at the
same hours.
The Company Offices ere kept st the Hotels Of
Barnum aud BeItzhoover, in Baltimore-at the Union
Tavern. in tieorgetown and at Gadsby's, Browns.
and JPi!lamsons Hotels, in Washington City Pas.
sengers are received and delivered at the citizens
Hing houses if desired or AT any public house they
wish liberal allowance is made for baggage, but IL
must be, as is usual, at the owne'srisk.
daily Stage, connected with the above lines. leaves
Washington City every day at SA. ~ for klIicotrs
Mills aud Stage that place each day Tor Fash
ingron City.
Pare on the above route, two dollars
N g Passengers who wish to view ;he Ran Road,
or travel on it, will find the road by Eilicoips BILLS,
to and from Baltimore pleasant and agreeable The
ALBANY Stages used by the Union and Citizens Stage
Company, combine safety, case, and Comfort beng
hung low good swings.
iy 2-Staw4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-13
<NsN

f@Rsr.-The Boston Daily Commercial Ga
%ette observes that the fanastical ske,cbsS Will
nave been given Of the habits Of life pursued NV
,ne individual who is now in custody for plpnder.
uI5 the U. ;. Branch Bank, have no foundations
10, OF resemblance 10 truth.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-13

We have made an extract, in this mornings
Gazette. from a work which will be anxiOusIy
I,oked for and universally read, the Auto-Blo-
GRANNY OF Sir WALTER SCoTT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-13

7wESD5Y MOANING. JULY Is. 1850,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-13
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

Public Sale,
DURSUANT to Deed of Trust from Daniel Wright
10 the subscriber, will he sold At public auction, for
Cash, ON fRiD3Y the 18Th inst. at o'clock, p. NJ.
~EwA Il LOT OF GROUND,
GY III with the improvements thereon, on the
FL sEfH west side OF Union street. between Prince
ez4ss2a8 and Duke streets, in the Town of Alexsn-
dr'ai fronting on Union street, % feet inches and
running back $50 ieet-known as the Hat Msnufac.ory
OF the sand Wright. one other lot near the above IL
feet front and " feet deep subject to an annual rent
in fee of $50.
One sther Lot, with the improvements thereon. Mt
the southwest intersection Of Duke AVID Union sreets
binding on Union street IS feet inches and on Duke
street % feet inches, subject all annual rent in
fee of $50.
ALSO,
200 hats, $500 rabbit SKINS, 200 muskrat skins
And variety of Household and Kitchen Furniture.
ALEXA MOORE,
y6-ts Trustee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-13

Connecticut Lottery, Glass ),
viii be drawn IN iIaritprI Mond-] the 12th OF
J.lc.
60 YFfPERS 9 DRlH'N B.lLLOTS.
HIGH Esq PRIzG So 900
whole tickets only S1 halves 50 cents
Delaware, South Carolina, and Louisiana
Lottery,
Extra Class No 4 far $50,
TO be drawn at Inning ton (Del) ON Tuesday, lJIh
Iui,.
Gu NLNBERS-9 DR4IYN B3LL0TS
CAPITAL PRIZE $40 0oC.
Tickets "a; halves 90; quarters %.
To be hadin a variety OF numbers at the Office Of
=. GORSE,
Lottery and Exchange Broker, alexandria
go
Drawing of the
Connecticut State Lottery,
For The Benefit Of the Retreat tor The Insane, Class No.
9 for 1880.
As 25 Q 81 81 % 90 40
Drawing of the
New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra CLls, No 6 far 1850.
il so SO SO Sc 81 S Z al
Drawing of the
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit of the Dismal swamp Canal Company,
Glass No 9, for 1870.
al So 48 As d 10 90 so
jy -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-13

The new Steamboat MARYLAND, designed fCr
Ferry Boat to run from Rollers Landing to
the foot Of Wolfe Street, IS now making daily
Tip, to the Little Falls. She Is swift and
.,nnodious boat. aud will, no doubt, answer
very well tie ed for which she was designed
Das notice vii! be given when she commences
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-13
are Two Dollars
J. b HANCOCK,
}. BIRCH,
Police GOnstabies
jy 10

TEyRAVEILERS between b dtmore Washington
Z City, md Georgetown, are respectfully informed
that tire
UNION line OF .ST,7GES .
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-13
SGS

I &c !. ~tN.A'4tt W (u0neCtiCut. At their Sos
',on IA Nay last, passed an act relating to lotte
res. One O.; the sections regulates the mode Of
drawing lotteries, prohibiting. auderh heavy penol.
l'>. tie modern pipu of ..ca,,,aita,i,o Gf u,,n-
'eT'.~ The following Is the section alluded to-:
" No 'ehem" On class IN any lottery shall be
draNn. nof shall any lottery De drawn noon. or
according % the principle Of oono,aatoa of mum.
aer>' n7t the manner aud modes oG dray,inr lotte.
-, ,h2,r b. by depnsiting separate hlio,. ON
~'ret s'Is. De Inscribed or written the blank. and
prizes IA one wheel. and ballots on which Shall ke
separately inscribed or written the number of each
c.Ne Ga sIvh scheme or class beginning with
aJE3 uue. aud proceeding in ayithmelica or
le 60 te wa. number of tickets In such scheme
'' class. M another wheel; and in no other WAY
|r manner. And any person who shall draw
any lottery, or @d or aSsls, in drawing any lot
;Ary contrary % ne true intent and meauinr Of
MS Sectlon. on being thereof duly convicted be.
lore the>ooanty court. snail forfeit aud nav finr
" i've hundred dollars Cor the Gr,t offence. AMI
dne Of one thousand dollars for any srb.e-
eueatoteuce. Aud 1t any lottery. gr,utedbv am
;aorltr ct this stare, shall be drawn otheryi.o
man according TO the mode prescribed in This sec
non the purchaser or purchasers of any riclrt mr.
',Ne's IN such lottery, shall have liberty 10 re-
.o'er Of he person from whom he or they r,r.
haSed the same. the amount of the scheme nrica If
'ac6 ticket OF tickets, by proper action founded
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