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The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-06-26
Slate of Rhode Island and Providence PIN
fiors. L. General assembly, May Sess-

DfWe VI fGfOUt lNQUu UIN fOtottNst - "ss
fio,ts. III General assembly, May Sess-
ton, 1880.
An act authorising the town councils of
the several towns in this State, in their
districts, to transfer llc enses by them
granted to sell foreign lottery tickets.
4 'Be it enacted by the general Assembly
and by the authority thereof il is enacted,
That the town council Of the several towns
in the State, be and they arc hereby au-
thorizcd * empowered in all cases where
they deem it cxpcdicnt and proper, TO
transfer any liccncc by them giYoh to sell
foreign Lottery Tickets, from the origin
al grantee to his assignee, without any ad-
ditional duties 10 the State, end tho assig-
ncc ofsa;d lcencc shall have full power
and authority 10 sell under said licenses,
during fho tncxpred time for which tie
same was granted.
True Copy, Witness.
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
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a man by the name Of Stephen Crank
was murdered near Chestervillc, s. q.
on the 80 inst. under circumstances Of un-
parallcled atrocity. He was killed by o
slave with an axe, at the instigation of his
own son The whole family are supposed
to be guilty.
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PRINTED AND PuBLIsnED sY
2 CHARLES RANDALL.

TERMS TWO DOLL AH6 Per
snnum. pnyable in tn roe months or va V0
at the end Of the year. ..,,l. "a
ADYERTISE.ME.N conspicuous ~
serted on the usual terms o. One Do""' PEI
square. for three weeks. ano t~cn,y een,'
"a, =. continued ill forbidden unless the
term or continuance be specified.
~ No paper discontinued until all arreara-
aes arc paid. except at the option of!the pub
Usher. 1-.c I,
CO. All communications must be addressed
70 the publisher poshsge paid. ~
Tr Single papers 6 cents. lri 1tf. p ,fr
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It has been enacted in the Legislature
OF fCohnecticut that an Unirersolist may
give evidence In court Of justice, OH
WHICH the Philadelphia U. s. Gazette re-
maiks;" What a subject to .legislatc up-
ohE-as if Unis6rsalists have not the Same
right as Congrcgationailsts or Buptists."
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A New Jersey editor has recently been
challenged tofght duel. He says he
always settles such difficulties with pen
and ink, and threatens to put his antago-
mist in the Black Sea- The joke ofitself
ought TO have got him out Of the scrape.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-06-26

The connexion of religious duties with
moral is so very close, that, as the relig-
ion of those is always false who think
meanly ofvirtue, so the virtue Of those 10
never uniformly, if at all, true, who think
meanly Of religion.--[Secker 6l.o
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e Copy, WItness,
HENRY BOWEN, Secretafy
h aP.aNTALOO.N STUFFS. &c.

HR OUEN cassimers; black and mix ID
MN hastings worsted and cotton sat-
teens rdrab and mkt cossincts plain
and twilIen nnnkins drnb, brown, and
twhitc English and Frchch linen drillings
cotton drillings brown, white, and stripe
jeans !; cotton poplins Olive cord (; blue
mixed cotton drill Washington, Whining
ton, Hamilton, Matewan, United Co. and
common Stripes, for sale at
5. gff Love ROOM.
juno g.. 'n aaaa
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Ills said that there is'now living, with
in four miles Of Bogota, iu South A.
'merica, mn Iudian aged i40 years, who
having lived in cclibaoy TO That period has
lately married a woman, aged 90.
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iMOLASSES.

Mr.. Secretary Ingham, in answer to q
note addressed to him by Mr.. Newman Of
Philadelphia, says that the act reducing
the duty on mofasses, makes no provis-
ion tn favor of any that may be imported
before the Slst ofDecember next.
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juno s..

MONEY WANTED n e
NOTICE.-The bills for the last Vol
|lY umc ofthc STAR, are ready FOR
delivery. Those indebted will please cali
and pay se soon az convenient f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-13

"A TEACHER WANTED "A young Lady, we'll
IN qidlihsd TO instruct the following branches of po-
Ute ierI'ure-viz the various branches Of common
Engli'h Elucation, Rhelorick Drawing, Painting Mo-
sc aud Needle.work-and French would he desirable;
viii meet with employment by addressing letter TO
W. Nj. ates' Saunon (Ya) None other need apply
but one who produce the most satisfactory tesioo
mails Of character and qualifications for Que OF his de-
soriptioD, the most liberal wages will be given. The
terms can be known by applying TO Bishop Moore, or
Rev. Mr.. Kerr, Richmond
March %. 11O-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-13

NERY VALUABLE ESTATE.--The subscribers
v wish to sell 1895 Of land on Banister River.
IN the County OF Halifax, 995 of which are FIRST rate
low grounds belonging to the estate Of Edmund Irby dec
said to be the most valuable plantation on the river We
will sell the entire tract, in parcels; one fourth in
cash, the other threefourhs in and years credit
with approved security The title shall be perfectly sa-
tisiactory Application to either Of us will be attended
TO punctualIy.
LEW. JONES Administrator =
WIN. n. JOHNSON, Edr'd Irby, dec
Jan. 20. 9O-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-13

20 The Enquirer is published twice week generally and
three tnos week during tho session Of State
Price, heretofore Five Dollars anuun
advance Notes Of chartced banks (onyj will BIO
roeoivcd The Editors will guarantee the safety of
uniting ,hom by ma the postage of all letters being paid by
writer's.
~ No paper will be discontinued but tho discretion of tho
Editors) until all artesrayes have been paid Mp.
p whoever VIII guarantee tho Of nine shall
have tho tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
1 One square, OR LESS-Fst insertion rs coneach
tinuance, 50 cents.
@tNo advertisement inserted until has either
assumed by some person in this city, or its euvrons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-13
RICHMOND RACES.

/
W ih Tuesday in thi, month, and continue days.
LIST DAy-Two Sweepstakes for years old colts and
lat Stake, J. NJ. s.lden enters the produce of Br.
Mare, Try, by Sir Charles.
SJFo. Minge, produce Of Bet Bounce, by Sir Archy.
]. NJ Bolts, the produce OF Wild Cat by Sir Charles
j. j HarrsOn, produce OF Kate, by Arab.
VIM Wynn, the produce Of Tho,. Graves Bedford
Mare, by Sir Archy.
Richard Samson, the produce Of his grey Mare, by
Sir Charles.
I'll Race--Ist Day-A Pos,-sweepstake for 3 years
oil colts and fillies.
Standardization Pickett, b Moody, J. NJ Sell
den Richard Adams, Jds. J. Harr,on, Thos. Watson.
ID DAYS Race--Propretot's Purse, 2 nile heats,
$780, On this day match will he run OF 2 mile hsa,
for $500 a'ide, betweeR Mr.. Garths Mare, by Sir Will
am and Mr. poswelPs Horse, 10y Sir Charles. This
match WIS made alter Race they last Fall, when
the Mare was the winner.
81 Days Race--Jockey Club Purse, mile heats,
for $1,000.
4th Day-Annual Post-stake 3 mile heats for 8 100
On this day will be Sweepstake for wears old
colts and tles mile heats-entrance $780, half forfeit
subscribers and closed.
Subscribers Hector Davis enters sister TO Sally
Hornet
G. NJ. Guy enters s. f., the property Of VIM. II
J. NJ. S-Idsn enters b. F. by Sir Charles, out Of a
Director Mare.
WIN. r. John'oD enters d. r. by Sir Archy out Of
Coquette.
The Subscriber confidently expects fine sport, and
will be prepared TO entertain as heretofore.
April ll3-td j M. SELDEN.
EpROAD- ROCK SPRING RACES. will commence
H-Don the third Tuesday OF this month, and continue
four days.
Let day-Two sidkes-ose mile heats-entrance 800
half forfeit.
ENTRIES FIRST.
Thos. Watson enters a sorfel 6liy by Archie the
property Of A Robinson and w. wilkinson.
Benz. Moody enters his grey llley by Archie.
WIN. 5. White enters his Charles colt out of Kitty
Fisher.
VIM Walker enters his grey hliey by Charles
lsham Pickett enters his Arab colt on, of A Shylock
mare.
Subscribers to Post stake same day, james NJ. Sell
den Thos. Watson, n. Davis and VIM. II Johnson
Tour subscribers and closed
I'd dsy--Proprietor's Purse S2OO--two mile heats
entrance SIS.
81 day-Jockey Club Parse Sj0O-ihree mile heats
entrance S20-hung up and no discount.
4th dsy-Annual Post Stake--Purse SI6O--entrance
go, to be added 10 the Purse-two mile heats-sll o.
pen.
Sweepsiake same day-$1OO enirance--haIf forfeit
-one mile heats-tour subscribers and closed.
James NJ Selden enters William Burton's 6lly Ly
Charles.
Hector Davis enters Colgins FLY Dolly Dickson by
Charles.
VIM. Bill enters Capt Sheplrd's colt by Charles
Tbos Watson enters bis colt by Constitution.
From The number OF borsesin train, good sport ma Y
be expected. ISHAM PUCRETT
April 8. 1l4-It
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-13

- CHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.-A lew more
~ young ladies' can be accommodated at the house
OF Mrs. Nj. w. Perkins, near Msysville Bucking am
county. In addition TO The usual branches OF En-
gish ducation, the French Language, Music, Draw
ing and Painting will he taught in this Institution.
March &c. lll-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-13

HID ANYWAY, or otherwise disappeared. from the
M Plantation Of Mrs. Jane johnson, in fairfield
District, South Carolina, egro named ANTHO.
NY, belonging to the Subscriber living in said Dis
trct. Anthony disappeared about the last Of Deem
Dor, 1929. He is about 5 feet, or 10 inches high,
complexion some what light we'll made, smart and
tive. He was brought from Virginia. or North Caro-
lna about four years ago, by Mr. James Vaughn, who
sold him TO Mr.. Still OF this District. He owned
very small bay Poney, nearly blind and in low order,
which he rode of, and it is supposed he had 20 or
1925 dollars in money Ii IL also supposed that he
read and may, perhaps, endeavor to Pa,s himself
free. A liberal reward viii be given by the Snbscri-
Der for the apprehension Of said slave, and notice
thereof by letter addressed to him at Winnsborough,
Fairfield District, South Carolina. VIM. AIKEN.
Winnsborougb, s. c. Feb 10. 99-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-13

a ALE Of Real Estate BY virtue OF decree OF the
~ Hastings Court Of the City OF Richmond will be
sold at public auction. the premises the 26,h day OF
May next. at IL o'clock Improved lot of land G..
Street and distinguished in the plan of the City by
No. 49l-it is the lot which was formerly owned by
a. B. Venable. The lot will be sold on credit.
April 0. ll5 ids BY the COMMISSION ERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-13

RHoNSIEUR TONSON will stand the ensuing sea-
1vA son at Tree Hill, Richmond, Va. His sea
son TO commence LIST February and terminate LIST July
next. lie will be let to at 50 dollars the season,
which may be discharged by the payment of 10 dollars
within the Season Mares can be Insured at 10 dol
lars. One dollar to the groom in every case.
Every desirable arrangement has been made for the
accommodation OF mares sent 10 this horse They will
be pasured gratis well fed with grain if equired at 20
cents per day, and stabbed in all bad weather.
One OF the Subscribers will give his constant per-
eonal attention TO mares in order that they may be re
turned to their owners in good condition. We cannot
be responsible for accidents escapes, but will use
every exer,ion to prevent both.
Monsieur Tonson il a beautiful bay, fifteen hands
three inches high, with black legs main and tail. He
Is finely proportioned, exhibiting beauty and power
throughout his form His blood, appearance and per-
fomance is equal, il not superior, any horse the
continent. His colts are likely, and in high estims-
ton. THOMAS WATSON
ABNER ROBINSON.
Tree Hill, Jan. %. S9-2aw3m.
Country Wing and Petersburg Intellig encer to in
sert the above twice week for three months and send
their accounts to Il. W. and A. II.
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NK EDICAL INSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA

Wanted at the Penitcntary, 900 hoop
~ poles and 900 flour barrel bets; be deliver
ed BY the 1st August next.
THOMAS NELSON, p. A.P
Feb. g. gS-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-13

VHNHE Subscribers offer their services Commission
Merchants aud will attend to the sales of Tobacco
Flour. and other produce confded to their care and
make the customary advances produce in hand when
required. BAGwELL, SMITH s. HANNAH.
Feb. 13. 9S-6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-13

THNoDD'S TENEMENT FOR SALE-By virtuy
"A OF decree OF the County Court OF Chester
field, will be SOLD at public auction the premises, the
9Th May Rext, at IL O'Clock, tenement in the town
of Manchester, called Todds tenement The sale ill
be on credit. The tenement may be divided into lots
ii nccesary-- The sale viii be made
April 9. Il5-tds By the COMMISSIONERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-13
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, APRIL IS, 1880.

AJAX BARK The Subscribers will give Cash for
W 400 Cords Spanish Oak, at So per Cord; and
Trade for 200 Cords Red Oak Bark a, SO 90. if deli
vered in good order, well packed in the Wagons, at
the Tannery above the Armory.
JOHN POE s. BROTHERS.
N. Boa hand, and for sale, an extensive assor-
ment Of Leather Of different kinds; Curriers' and Tan
n-rs' Tools, Hides and Calf Skins in the hair; all OF
which will be sold reasonable terms, their Store,
recently occupied by Tate s. Co., opposite the Bell Ia
vern j. =. s. BROTHERS.
April 6. lIl-6t
MEDICAL INSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA
lTA The Summer Course of L. lures viii begin
on Monday the 9Th day of April, and end the
Saturday preceding the frat Mond. of November
The month OF August il a vacation.
NATHANIEL CHAPMAN, NJ. D.-On the practice
of Medicine.
Wa. p. Dew EEs, NJ. ID On Midwifery.
THos. HARRIS. nj. ID Surgeon u. s. .Nary.-On
Operative Surgery.
SAML JACKSON, Nj. D.-On Matera Medica.
Wss f. HoRNER. NJ. D.-On Anatomy.
JNo. X. MITCHELL, NJ. Don Chemistry.
JOHN BELL, NJ. Don the institutes OF Medicine,
and Medical jurisprudence.
HUcH l.. HoDGE, NJ Don the Principles OF Sur
gerry. w. L. HORNER, Sec'ry,
263 Chestnut Street
Philaie lphis, April @ Il4-3m
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free. liberal reward VIII he given by the Snbscri-
Der for the apprehension Of said slave, aud notice
thereof by letter addressed to him at Winnsborough,
Fairfield District, South Carolina. VIM. AIKEN.
Wnnsborougb, S. c. Feb 10. 99-3m
EHXCHANGE. NORFOLK VA.-Siuatcd ON MANI
q a Street, the most spacious and beautiful in the
whole borough and convenient 10 all the Steam Boats s.
Public Places whether OF pleasure or business. This
extensive establishment has been enlarged and i'm
proved. The furniture is new and rlegsn', and The
Parlours and Chambers furnished i'm the first style
The House. under its present arrangement, equal 10
any, and inferior TO none in the United States. The
Public Rooms, Chambers and Parlours for private fam
lilies, are Handsomely fitted up and well furnished.
Reading Room and Letter Box for the Pos, OF.
flee, is also attached TO this establishment.
Stables and Carriage Honses with every appcndage
necessary for the convenience of the gentleman and
traveller
All The Stages will star, from this House, and gen.
era Office will be kept on the premises, from whence
the numerous stages for North aud South will start.
The convenience. beauty, and accommodation Of thi.
establishment and the premises, acknowledged to
be superior TO any in the place The proprietor pied
ges himself, that exeron his part shall he want
ing, TO promote the comfort Of guests and visitsrs-
Thankful for past favois, which he received while at
the north the subscriber confidently hopes, by unre-
hitting attention, TO merit continuance OF public pa
Tonage. ID SAINT,
late Proprietor @ Congress Hall, Philadelphia.
March %. IIO-St
MBARSBALS SALE-Pursuant to DECREE Of
I'M the Superior Court OF Cbancery, for the Will
lia,nsburg district in therein depending between
John b. Christian, Neale Rice, Ben. Parker. John
Eppes, and others, Pitts
against
Elizabeth b. Tyler Executrix and sole de vsee and
legatee OF Lewis c. Tyler and Collier H., William and
John Minge, Executors Of John Mingc, Ssn decd
Defl.s
shall expose 10 SALE public auction, on ihe premises
on the 2ls OF April next Tract Of Land lying in the
County OF CbMl.s City, on Jsm,s River, known by the
name OF Old Wss,ber'y on credit Of three six nine
and twelve inonhs-boDds with good ,ec1ty will be
required Of the purchaser and The title retained as ul-
innate security This land is very valuable, consist,
ing principally Of James River low grounds.
shall also sell at public auction, on the premises
he ~ oil April, all the interest Of Lewis c. Tyler
decd in tract Of land. situated in the County Of
New Kent, on credit till the lst day of January
1885, bond with good security will also be required Of
the purchaser.
The foregoing ,ales will be made for the purpose Of
complying with the directions Of tire decree in the a.
bove rscited cause
CHARLES J.. WINGFIELD, MISC.
Mnrch ~. Holds his deputy.
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( 80 .,N S" na, Cn'on fdeto'y-

~ situated Ii miles below Charlottesville, on tn e
mail staEe road, leading from that place TO Richmond
The propretors have hitherto orborne to solicit pub
lie attention to this establishment, owing the crcu-
stance Of the portion Of machinery in operation being
90 limited, as to be insufficient TO supply the orders
those, with whose castom il favored in the
The superior quality of the Yarn they can now conf
IDENTIFY say has been fully tested anu proven by expe
rience and having procured such additional stock
Of machinery, as to justify the expectation, that they
supply all orders which they may in future be favored
with, they are induced respectfully to solicit more
that the article shalt at all lime. be furnished the
most moderate and Reasonable terms.-Au orders di
rseted to Union Mills Post Office, Fluvanna county,
lVa) shall be promptly attended to--and the Yarn de-
lvsred either at the establishment in is
vicinity on the Three Chopt Road, for the purpose Of
being conveyed by Wagons, on return from Richmond
tnaiion.
TIMBERLAKE & J. s. J. b. MAGRUDER.
Jan. l6 S6-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-13

MBARSBALS SALE.-Pursuant to a DECREE Of
lSa the Superior Court OF Chancery, for the Will
liainsburg distrctD therein depending betwe en-
John B. Christian, Neale Rice, Ben. Parker. John
Eppes, and others, Pitts
a,n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-13

TIMBERLAKE & ]. s. J. b. MAGRUDER.
Jan. Is. S6-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-13

Elizabeth b. Tyler, Executrx and sole devisee and
legatee Of Lewis c. Tyler. and Collier H. William and
John Minge, Executors Of John Mngc, sen. decd
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-04
VeW Seasonable
GOODS.
HOG MIRE &. ROYD

|FBVAkE pleasure in making known 70 ,h.;.
~ ESQ customers, aud the pubic veners
ally, that they have received aud flushed :
pening, their supply of FALL u WINTER
uooDS which they are determined "a sell
AZ prices that cannot fail TO please. They
therefore request all persons wanting chen,
gooa,' tscaii and examine their stock, which,
Will be found to consist Of
super and commoa blue. black, brown md
Super and common C-assimcres and C...;
netts, (ali coiorsl T
Rsse aSd Point blankets; Padding;
Black and cslsred B~ombazetts. Dombaxins
and Circassians.
BLACK y DO merino Circassians. Moraens.
Blue brows g. plaid Camblrt; Tartan Plaid.
tied, green, yellow and white Flannels:
Pulled aud plaid Linseys; Boaverteens:
Fancy bangup Cords, aud Tabby Yelvcts:
Swansdown, Toilanet and Valencia Vcs,ng.
aiack sik velvet. and cut velvet Vesting:
Eiack and scarlet merino long Shawls:
white anu black mcrlns square ShawIs:
cashmere - Valencia lsng X square Shawls.
Fancy Silk, Bsrrcg~ 4 Popiin IIandksrchicfs.
DO. Grenadine, and Gros De India do.
Black asd eelorcd Gro dc hides, and Gro do
C~hangoable Gro-de-naps and black Lutte
strings,
Black and colored Nancon Grapes; poagees
Italian Grapes, black and colored;
White, pink and green Flarence, hlk. Mode.
Black and colored siIS Cravats. silk Stocks
Black lace Wells; white Bobbinetts:
Cambria and furniture Dinity; Wadding:
Book. Swiss, Null, Jackonett and Cambris.
Muslin;
Bsndanna, cotton and black silk Handk'fs:
Thread and Bobbinett Lace and Edgings;
Calicoss and Ginghams, black and cslared.
Cambricks,
M,ll,nett and foundation Muslin; Lawn:
Irish Linen and Linen Csmbricks.
Umbrellas. I.egborn Bonnets.
White and colorcd Betting, Ribbands. assort~
ed; Pipeings,
Hibband Wire, Kid Mitts and Gloves. Hos
kin and Beaver Gloves.
Spool Boss. colored and black Braid: Sus-
penders,
tilt, Pearl and Lasting Buttons:
Black, s. lead cold worsted Hose. white vi
genia Hose, Meas lambs wool half Hose.
Cravat Sti1ners; Shell Combs,
Bedtcking, - X 4 4 Checks, Muslin. white
and brown.
Fur and Seal Caps, Carpet Chain, Candle
Wick. Cotton Yarn, Wool and Fine kIats.
Shoes, &c.. with a general assortment Of
Queens and Glassware. Hardware and Cut
iery, Groccrics and Liquors., Paints and Dye
staiis. Brushes. Cembs, Stationary. &c.
9F-Ready msde Clothing always on hand
Mavtinsburg, Noy. 4, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-04
cHTRCH NOTICE.

Public Services will in the Vii
lage Church IN Thursday, 18th nst. at Ga
p. m-Again on Friday, at IL a. m. and al
81 p. m.-On Saturday, at IL a m. (probably]
and.at 81, p. m-On Sunday, at IL. a. m,
and at 81, p. M. The rite Of confirmation
and the sacrement of the Lords Supper will
be administered On Sunday.
There will also be Services at Union Chap
Ell, Back Creek, on Friday at ? o'clock and
ga, p. IN. when confirmation viii be admin
isteYed to any duly disposed.
Zisa Church viii be open for Divine Ser
vices on Saturday, at IL, a. N. when con
frmaiisn and the communion will be admin
istered,) and at 81, p. m-Again on Sun
day, at II, a. m.-Al by leave Of Divine
Providence. Nov. a.