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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-04

been eoustitrtionaliy elected: Ioes mt
affect TO decline the honor, and promi-
ses to do his duty.
VESEzuELA.---Since writing the
foregoing, sh;pnews and papers have
been received in town from the Mon
tiils, which sailed from Carthsgena on
the 4ih Of July. Bolivar had arrived
there q fsw days previous fran Zaba-
CO, followed to the sea coast by num-
Der of generals and Iriends, aud was
" aitinS for an opportunity 10 saii for
England and France. We hope he
has found one; for the complexion Of
the remaining news shows that he can
not 60 moment too soon. Dispatches
arrived at Carthagena two days before
the Moniilla sailed, announcing that
there had been . counter revolution IN
Venezuela; that Paez had been COM
PEELED to resign; and that the new
party declared for = reunion With
New Granada.-CN T. Com. .4du.
In addition to the foregoing. says the
n. Y. Post, we learn through the no
liteness Of 3. +. Burrows, Esq. that
Bolivar had been prevailed on to post
pone his departure for short time, at
the solicitation Of all classes of citi-
zens. All the gentlemen Of distinc-
ton waited on him in body, request
ing that he would not abandon them.
and on the following day. the ladies OF
Carthagepa sought his presence with
the same purpose. The southern pro.
vinces Of Colombia, Guavaquil and
Panama, had resolved, that il Bolivar
left Colombia, they would separate
from Colombia and become indepen-
dent nations. Thus, il will be seen
that the situation in which the Liberia
tor 10 placed must be extremely pain
full and perplexing: for decide which
way no may, reproach seems to be his
lot, and ruin tho fate Of his country.
misunderstanding to the New
Orleans Bee Of the latest date, letters
received in that city from persons en-
titled TO full credit, confirm the report
Of the complete route Of General Bra
vo and Colonel Mauria by Guerrero.
II has been considered very doubtful,
on the mere strength Of the reports re.
ceived here; but it is far from being
improbable.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-04

An lrishman residing in the Pataps
CO, about nine miles from Baltimore,
was committed to Jail on a charge Of
having murdered fellow ledger BY
stamping Oh lis body, and beating him
on the head, produced in momentary
ht OF passion excited by liquor. I'm
mediaiely after committing the offence
he made his escape, but was arrested
on the following morning at a farm
house, where he had called for drink
OF cider. The inquest brought in a
verdict Of wilful murder against the
prisoner.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-04

Mrs. Cannon, ~hom We mcn,,on.t
10 our last a. having been struck d..1
With lightning. owes her LIE 10 H..
providentisl Circumstance Of a bu,,s
OF water having been thro~n upnn H.
by u little boy IN the fright aud dsh,.
un Of the moment, who appear, TO, =,
have known what he did. Or WHY .
did thus. Indeed. FOR some da,. h.
was afraid TO tell that he did throw v,.
ter upon the insensih!e paiies,. An
instance is also mentioned u( cer,I,
man ct the West being st.s,s dow ,
with lightning. and With 20 great Tor,
that the electric Auid, on eul,ri,r ~.
body, store his coat. vest and sir, ,,
to ,hrcds. burnt the hair from onc f. !.
Of his head. crossed his breast. pa.,.s
dow u the extremities. and out rl.roo,L
his shoes, perforating them with hole
as though buck shot had been C.rc.,
through them; in some places b,ca.
ing the skin, anal scorchius It IN II,
whole course. 50 as to give It the a.
! pearance OF an extensive burn An,
! yet il is said this individual l. in at.
way for gettin. well. in CONSEQUENT
Of plentiful illusions IF cold u0;er upo.
the breast and head, and copious JE.5
ing. Remedies Of this nature shopl.
be known and trea,ur, d up in the uin,
By every ONE ". bedford Record.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-05-12
21st. CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.

The Senate did not sit Saturday May Ist.
In the House bill for the relief of
Mrs. Decatur was rejected, lO4 to SO.
In the Senate, on the Cd, some time
was spent upon Mr.. Benton's Land Grad
uation Bill, which was afterwards laid
on the table on his motion. The bill
prescribing the mode of commencing,
prosecuting and deciding controversies
between States, was then taken up, and
Mr.. Robbins, having concluded has ar
gument in favor Of il, the Senate ad-
journed.
In the House, the bills which were the
special orders Of the day, were postpon-
ed, and the House, on motion Of Mr..
Mallary, went into committee Of the
whole on the state of the Union. The
Tariff regulation bill was then taken up,
and Mr.. Blair, of South Carolina, and
Mr.. Davis, of Massachusetts, each ad-
dressed the committee.
The Senate on Tuesday, resolved it.
self into Court of Impea chment for the
trial of Judge Peck. The court being
organized, the managers on the part OF
the House, entered the Senate Chamber
and took their seats within the bar assign
ed them. Proclamation having been
then made, Mr.. Buchanan, of the House,
read to the Senate the articles of i'm
peachment against Judge Peck, and
when be had concluded, the President
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-05-12

informed the managers that the Senate
would take order on the subject, ofwhich
due notice should be given to the House. =.
The managers then retired when res
olution was adopted, that summons be
issued to Judge Peck, returnable on
Tuesday next and that the Secretary
inform the III. of Representatives thereof
On motion of Mr.. Tazewell the Court
of Impeachment then adjourned to Tues
day.
The bill supplementary to the act au-
Ithorizing the citizens OF Arkansas and
Florida, to elect their officers, was read
the second and third time, by unanimous
consent, and passed. The bill to re-or-
ganize the navy of the United States
was taken up as the general order
This bill provides for the creation of
six admirals. The bill having been read
Mr.. Hayne addressed the Senate in its
support; and continued until the hour had
arrived for resolving the Senate into
Court of impeachment. This business
having been concluded, Mr.. Hayne
continued his arguments in its favor.
When he had concluded, Mr. Dick
erson moved to strike out that part ofthc
bill providing for the creation of six Ad-
mirals, which motion prevailed, yeas 90,
nays IL. Mr.. Hayne then moved to in
sert provision for the appointment of
three Admirals. On this motion an in
teresting debate ensued, during which
several propositions to amend were
made) and in which the creation Of Ad-
mirals in the Navy was supported by
Messrs. Hayne, Webster, Livingston,
Woodbury., and Johnston, and opposed
by Messrs. Dickerson, Forsyth, Foot,
Tazewell and Holmes The Senate ad-
journed without taking the question on
Mr.. Haynes motion.
In the House of Representatives the
annexed resolution, was agreed to unani-
mously.
Resolved, That the Secretary Of the
Treasury be directed to collect and COM
municate to this House, at the next ses-
sion of Congress, such information and
report his views on the same) as, in his
opinion may be useful and important to
Congress in enacting regulations for the
navig alton of steamboats, or steam-vessels
with the view to guard against the dan
ger arising from the bursting of boilers.
In the Senate on Wednesday, on mo-
ton of Mr.. Benton, the bill to graduate
the price of the public lands, to make
provision for actual settlers, and to cede
the refuse upon equitable terms, and for
meritorious objects, to the States in which
lthey lie. was resumed: and after several
amendments were made to the bill, it was
ordered to be engrossed for a third read
ing-and the Senate adjourned.
In the House on Wednesday, Mr..
Crawford, of Penn. Mr.. Barnwell, Of
S. Carolina, and Mr.. Graham, of Mass.
|severally addressed the Committee on
the subject of tariff laws. The committee
rose at o'clock without taking up any
other business, and the House adjourned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-05-12

The SALEM MURDER. II. Crown
inshicld jun. and Geo. Crowninshield;;
both of Danvers, Benz. Salmen ofMar-
blehead, and Daniel Chase, late resident
Of Salem, have been arrested and fully
committed to take their trial before the
Supreme Court to be holden on the 9th of
Nov. next at Ipswich, for the alleged mr-
der of Joseph White Esq. of Salem on
the 9Th of April last. The Salem Ga
zette relates some Of the circumstances
which resulted in the arrest of r. and
G. Crowninshield, Selman, and Chase,
from which we extract the following.
"The suspicious, that gave rise to the
prosecution of those persons, were first
excited by disclosures made by convicts,
two of them in our State prison, one in
Exeter gaol, and Hatch then in New
Bedford gaol.
On the morning of the murder, as soon
as the tidings reached Boston, two gen.
tlemen of that city visited the State Pris-
OIL to make inquiries what convicts had
been recently discharged who could be
flikely to commit such an offence. One
ofthe convicts, by the name ofFisher,
native Of Salem, was inquired of; his
disclosures pointed attention toward
Hatch, who had been discharged from
the State prison in December last Fish
er said that while he and Hatch, had
been fellow-prisoners in Salem Gaol, be-
fore their conviction about two years ago,
the robbery of Mr.. White had been talk
ed Of and contemplated, for the purpose
of getting the iron chest.
Inquiries and search were then set IN
foot to attempt to find Hatch; it was as
certained that he and one Quiner, Of
Beverly, another discharged convict,
had been seen in Salem during the mast
winter; but where Hatch was at the time
ofthe murder could not be readily discovt
cred.
On Saturday night after the murder,
a letter was received here by mail from
the gaoler at New Bedford, inform
ing that a man in gaol there, by the name
OF Hall, had, on reading in newspaper
a notice of the murder, remarked that he
thought he could tell who had hand in
1t. An express was sent on the follow
ing day, Sunday from this town to N.
Bedford, to ascertain the particulars, and
conferences were had with Hall, who il
turned out was the person formerly in
gaol here with Fisher and convicted by
the name Of Hatch. Hatch related
the particulars ofhis being in Salem and
IN company with Quiner and some others,
during the past winter-mentioning tho
places Of their resort, and who were
present-and Of this murder having been
concerted at their meetings, the manner
Of committing it arranged, by one enter
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-29

Thread IL Bobbinett Laces, Cuttings, &c
Carton English g. Brussels thread Iaces. of MI
Il widths and new patterns
cartons Frerch aud English thread elaines. Of
rich patterns and fine QUALITY
Thread and bobbIneti INSERTING laccs
Footing or quilting laces of all widths prices and
qualities f ""
Rich gimp bobbnett laces for cap, orclla and dress
trimmings 49,
Blonde silk lace for bonnet trimmings
"a, %, d. GA plain white bobbinett laces
DO do do do black do do
Al white rich figured do
Also
200 black e. white bsbbinett lnce wells NJ .r n, -.
The above lace goods of this springs imno-to.
too, and comprises the best and richest assortuer,
Of goods Of the kind in the cityfor salo at reJyrod
Good Store, Mum Street '
~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-29

a Cerd,nai is coming 10 Canada from Foye. 10
'ssist as Roman Catholic Bishop
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-29
Musical Cabinet.

Musical Cabinet
CLASSICAL Pocket Library for the German
~ Flute, Flagcolet, Violin or Oboc-cunss,ins OF
Songs with wordsl and dances
Duets and trios
Scottish airs ind songs, as DUETS & trGs
Irish airs, as do do
Welsh airs and songs. us do %
Italian airs as do DO
French songs and airs. as do do
German do do ms do -
Marches 81 quick steps, as DO do
selected. arranged, and partly composed by J.
" hiaker-l9 numbers received and for sale
27-ts CnIIINc - RIO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-29
FOREIGN NEWS.
W. We
GREAT AND GOOD FROM Coto,,


However equivocal the character and viev,s or
'oh'a' nave been generally esteemed in this country
Tor length of time, doubts have boon entertoin.
cd by the well informed II, own and al.o,rho.o
for two ycars, that no proposed tho consolidation
and perpetuutiOn Of political powor in bis own hands.
Placed by fortune in n condition to act the mart of
another Washington and in1nortaIizp hrs nar,o bo
has preferred power to glory, and ambition to the
liberty Of his country Justly therefore has no f,I.
len las there is the strongest ground. for hepnq he
has bOiorc Tie Indignation of tho people no atomp,
cd to enslnvc
The accounts from Colombia will be perusnd ,vi.I,
tho greatest interest. If authentic as there seems
no reason for doubling they arc they confirm previ-
Gus Progno,tics-that the whole country was rcndv
to take, or had actually tnkon up arms against the
Dcspot with the important additions that the Re-
Voinhon had embraced Bogota itself, the Sect Of
Government, whence Bolivar had been compelled to
ly with few troops.
FROM ENGLAND.
The arrival at New York to the esd Anrii b,inc,s
no news of consequence but the illness of tho Kin
Ills dcnth seemed confidently anticipated and If drop
sy in tho chest his disease there can be small
expectation Of his recovery
The vote at tho City Hall yesterday GU the new
Constitution, was II for and again. it, The poll
will remain open to day and Mondoy. 1t is held ut
the Mayors Office. Many house Keepers and heads
Of families, as well as rchoders have not vet voted
1t is hoped few will fail to exercise this, ono Of the
most sacred duties and privileges Of Frcernen.
! Charlotte Haywood, charged with tho murder Of
hucy Johnson, examined before the Uustinps
/ C,r ie Cttv
send her to take her Gnnl trial before the Supo,
or Court Of Law. and rcmandod her back to Jail.
The case of the negro Daniel, CHARGED with tho
murder OF James Drummond on Monday night, will
come on before tic Hastings Court to-day. Daniel
being slave the Court in this caso is a Court of
oyer and ierminer-tho Magistrates to be unaui-
nous to condemn
capital case is also to DO tried on Monday before
The Federal Court sitting in this city. pbe
accused, Peruvian Spnniard, is charged with killing
tho mate Of an American ship by stnbbing him in S.
America, he being one Of the crew Of The shin At
I tho time.
fsAAc uur.-Tio New Hampshire Gazette. the
Jackson paper at Portsmouth rpeis,s tho 49,. :,
putting Isaac Hill into the Senate. and urges strong
" the claims Of MIR. Woodbury. to n recollection.
several Other Jackson papers in tho State cypress
! inc same icClings-Sdicm Register.
! The exploring brig Seraph. Capt Pcndlcfon. and
I Annawnn, Capt. Palmer, sailed from Port IIatches
IN January last, for tho South Poetic having in CO
Tho scaling vessels Uxor, Cutler, and Penguin. PAL
fner 10y go
| a Cerd,nai is coming 10 Canada from Zone. 10
assist as Roman Catholic Bishop.
snow lciI IN Quebec on the 5.h inst. On the
an Vic Thermometer stood VI 50 degrees of I'abrcp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-29

amount or Foduce and Number of Boats passed
doa through tile Lower Locks.
MAr 2J.-5 hhtls tobacco tiercc do ae1 hhls
lonr, i8 boxi IN. tobacco, 4 bales hemp, load of
nooppoies, 2boais 9 coal boats. 1894 bushels coal
MAY %. = hide tobacco, 5 hhds stems, 80. bills
nonr' 1910 ibshemP. 5000 feet OF plank. cords of
bark 10 cordpf wood, - bouts, o coal boats. 2O1s
bushels coal.
NAY 2G-95 hiids tobacco, boxes manufactured
DO tierce q, 600 lbs, Cd bbis -four, 26a bushels
nrown stnf. lihd bacon, o2s lbs, bales hemp 1926
lbs ! bale cot,n 491 lb., 8 bags wool. A Tons n;,,
metal 1900 fet plank 1900 siavcs, l Dbl glass. 10
Dds whskey, . boats, 90 coal boats, 1856 bushels
MAY s7.-i1 hbds tobecco, 80 kegs nianufuctur-
ed tobacco - pns pig metal, ia bills -FOUR $50 bush
corn 249 bushels meal, 1890 lbs hemp l box tools
bushels coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-29

snow lcH in Quebec on the 5.h inst. On the
an 'hc thermometer stood VI 50 degrees Of Fahrcn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-29
NEW GOODS.

Articles for Gentlemen's Apparel.
ONDON blue, black. brown, olive, & mkt cloths
Ia Do blue, black, drab. lavender 81 mkt cassiuercs
Do plain figured white Marseles
Do printed chintz NEW stylcl DO
DO drab, white, brown, and mkt drilling
French plain and twled native colourrd do
30 mcrno black bombaZine
Do supcrline Rowcn cashmere
a. Rhodes g. Cos black brochellos
Do do prunclla
First chop Marmce long nankccus
A. and o supcrfinc bordered iaconct craysts
IS ard 30 inch best black Italian do
Best Hosln and london buck gloves
Most Of the above articles beng Of our own ju,por
taiiou, we can warrant them in cvery respect g. pur
chascrs may depend on their being sold very cheap
h. g. Il. JAMES g. Co.
ma 26-is Market Square
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-29

The exploring brig Seraph, Capt. Pcndcion. and
Annawnn, Capt. Palmer sailed from Port Hatchcs
~ January last, for tho South Pacific having in CO.
fner. ' ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-29

ISAAC Lut.-Fho New Hampshire Gazette. the
Jackson paper at Portsmouth, resis,s tho no,,c 81
putting Isaac Hill into the Senate and urges strong
ly the claims Of Mr.. Woodbury. to rc-clcctio5
several other Jackson papers in tho State cypress
the same tcClrngs.-Saicm Register.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-29
BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
NEXT LOTTERIES

Rhode Island State Lottery, Class Nc.
drawing VIII be received TO DAY $4,000 Capital 4, "a
Tickets 81 halves ?, quarters
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, Glass n,
q dTaws n Inc ouy ~ Richmond Tuesday next as n,
Capital Pr.ze'rCkets S. halves so quarters Is,
sale rs ,sual IN every variety by rho piGGrE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-29

oHOuiu tDis OraEch Vi tDG negotiation cOinnill co
10 our Minister be successful, the present interdc,
would, nevertheless, he necessarily continued until
,ne next session of Congress- a. the President bns,
IN no event, authority to remove il.
rh''h0ugh no decision had been made, at tho DAT o
vi our lust sdyiccs FROM Mr. McLane vet from tho
general Character Of the interviews bet weeu him
Snd those of his Mnjesty's Ministers, whose partic
uiar Guiy II wes To confer with him on the subject
vi, su1ceht reason to expect favorable re.
sun 10 Justify mo in submitting to you tho proprieiy
OF providing Tor decision in the recess
ms may be done by authorizing the President
~ case an arrangement can be effected upon such
oi"s us congress would approve, to carry tho same
mo eject on orr part by proclamation mr. r. II about
DC thought advisable TO execute the views of Copores
y INC means IN the event ofan unfavorablc tecsion
y Information IN the possession of the Executive
ch yoG may deem necessa ~ 10 guide your delibor,
TONS and which 1t may, under EXISTING circumet,n
pc proper 10 communicate. shall be PROMO lv Ind
oci .T you, If required. ANDREW JACKSON.
washington, z6th May, 1880.
On motion of Mr.. Canbrelenc. tho r,os.,. -
referred to the Committee of Commerce Iyc in
from .he tonc OF the message that the Pfesdcn,
nus certain knowledge of the successful isspo of ~
EQUATIONS ut london, in respect TO the troJo ,r,t
the british West Indies. We feel some curiosi,v no
to the quid pro quo.
VI Inc National lneHigenccr of Thursday. states
that OH the previous day, the Senate confirmed ,bo
Nominations OF John Randolph to Russia, Ethan A
brown as Charge 10 Brazil, and John Hamm ne
CHorge to Chill without "any formal opposition,
Inc nominations of Samuel IIenricb MS ATTORNEY
OF the u. for Ohio, aud Samuel McRobcy,s fl,
Illinois, heretofore rejected, were reconsidcred and
confirmed.
Ihe denomination of Mr. Moab not acted NOON.
CONGRESS-
The trial of Judge Peck is POSTPONED 70 ,Io el
Aiohuay IN December On "Wednesday in tho
House on Intellectual attempt was made TO cou -,
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road bill. which MI,
SIeep until me next session. a great pnr, Of the
sitting OF the House on Wednesday, was consumed
IN debating the bill from the Senate, for so,;,G,,
The Virginia Military Land Claims, which pffcr
amendment, passed TO third reading
With these exceptions. the time of both 1Ionses
was principally occupied With private and Iocu sub
iects.
W The Baltimore Patriot states that Isanc IJ;u
mas at length, taken his departure for New
hampshire. Isaac ought to derive some conso
Iation from the circumstance, that although he
mas missed his reward, his two brothers. md
us orother'in-low, Mr. Aver, got theirs. After oil.
IHree In family feeding ont ofthe public crib, is bet,
ter luck than has fallen to any other family with the
exception OF the O'Neaes and Brcadheads
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-29
MARSHAL's SALR

I'D Y virtue of a decree of the Superior COM, -,
~ Chancery tor the Richmond district, in a cans,
therein depending between Edmund Walls. pItg
against William FL. Enushee AID JaIacs RawIinpE.
OK Hr OF William Boushee> sen, decd, df.s.-I sbS!
proceed TO sell for cash OH he prenises in tto go.
ty OF Warwick, on the 5th day Of Iune next. az
pubic auction, the tract of land in the bill ueptione
beng three hundred and fourteen acres, and orr,
quarter oil an acre called Rich Mech; or SO much
thereof will be sufficient to eatisfv IN ss;J de-,
and cxprluses of sale - N NeN'Si>
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-29
MARIeJE NEWS.
PORT or RjCH.8O5rOI

! ARRIVED
! Schr Vineyard Cain. from Gospor Dry Dock
sehr o, useHsS, sossrs from New York ballast
snd nrawapc Goaey from Philadelphia via chesepeake
and -! LI Sycfs' Rogers {: HARRISON, s. Crane
schr Fanny. Pollard from Ncw Yrsk
oSi'f flnta, Stapleiori, fIom Portsmouth, VI.
SAILED,
Schr Oscar, Price, for Now York coal
Schr amanda, Gifon, for New YORK coal
seh' Christopher Hughes. j. Johnson ior Fredecksbnr
sehr Hamhuco, - Tor baltimore coal
At Heivoet 9Th April Indian Chief Viliums. Va.
aud sailed for B5emrn. ~
AT liclvoet It'll, Export, Thistle, Va.
At Clyde Itth. Amulet Va
y, IiaVrc 18th, Sarah. Harden. Norfolk.
at Deal 18th. Indian Chief Williams Va
~ Liverpool 9Th. Emily, Godfrey, Va
sailed from Liverpool 9th, Madison Cornick Va.
new YORK, May 25.--Cld, echr. Effort. PRYOR
Richmond.
OF The Rev. Mr.. AMMAN of PETERSBURG.
will preach in the First Presbyterian Church ms
Mo.nlng' at o'clock Preaching may also be OK
pected IN the afternoon
Bonnet Ribands, Green Barrege. &c. DC.
"a hNERAL cartons law priced aud rich bonnet RI
~ bands, just received from the New York auction
rooms and will be sold chenp by the piece or yard
ALSO.
lew pieces green barrege, for wells; white md
=, Bdu"S NeiSi ana one case rbend of
al coiors. Il. II. JENKINS,
ia 50 Main Street.
FAMILY FLOUR.
SA Barrels superior family -four, on hand and for
Wv sale by
ma 20-2t WORKMAN s. MeaRuDER.
Sweet Malaga Wine, &c.
% Or. casks sweet Malaga wine
cO half pipes Pico Madeira DO
Landing, for sale by
ma 2o-3t OTIS. DUNLOP &, CO.
THIS DAY!
Rhode Island Lottery,
Drawing sill be received TO-DAY at IL o'clock
PRIZES:
FFT g Of Siss,9 eSS Pria p Of si'e 9SO
do 1900 do mn
do I-ao 10 do ooO
! do I,o2s 10 do lao
&c. &c. &c.
ElcRcts 1, Halves ,, Quurters1.
Connecticut State Lottery.
Drawing will be received on MoNpGY-CouitsI
Prrn S@5,ooo-Fickots So, halves so, quarters
%.
Virginia State Lottery,
Drawing will take place at the Eagle Hotel. on
TUESDAY next-Capi'ul Prize S25 OoO-Plckets s..
halves so. quarters %.
- For sale at "a MICKES,
90 Next below tho door If bo F,,Io H.,