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SKETCHES OF TILE ACTS

Passed 6v the Gcnrut 1sssn,Jy Of Eirgii4, at the De-
CENTER SeSsion Of IS3j- 81 CuScLrDkul
OBJ An act incOrporltiug the Glen Leonard rail road
company witt, capital Of 500 ,OuU "r constructing
rail road from the kanawha SalIncs TO Cole River.
237. An net Incorporating the Stockholders ct the
Smithlcld rail road company with capital OF 25 &C.,
Tor constructing rail road from the town OF Smti,i
in Jefferson county, 10 point OF intersection with
the Winchester and Potomac rail road.
23S An act to amend the act entitled an act concern
inv the town Of Mourlrld in The county of Hardy; up
points trustees Tor the town. and pescriLcs the mode and
time Of their future annual election, ami their powers.
23J. An act racng james riv,r on the footing Of
lawful fence the counties ct Fluvanna
and Alhemarie constitutes the bed channel Of the
river lawful enclosure, and requires the owner OF any
animals trcspassng for The first offence to make Iepa,
on Tor the true value "t tie damage sustained and for
every subsequent trspass double damages recoverable,
win costs III any Court OF record and for the third
srespaSs gives the party injured the election destroy
tne animal or Sue i"r his damages. To take effect from
the 1st Of June iirS,
4o An act to enlarge the powers of the county courts
OF A'ormaFe and Nelscn for the purpose of opening n
road from Scolls'e 10 the head waters Of Rockhsh
River. T.
gil An act for appointing trustees to tLe Town IF Me-.
Glasgow, and Tor other purposes
242 An act approPria,img further sum Of money
for completing the improvements I'll the Western I,a
tic Hospital; appropriutes SUN mol exceeding sir thon
sand dollars
243 An act allowing Charlotte Morgan, free woman
Of color to remain in the Commonwealth.
244 An act reviving act Incorporating q company
to construct turnpike road from the upper END OF the
Blue Ridge Canal to its intersection with the-Lexng-
ton and Covngton turnpike road allows the company
the farther time Of two years to commence their opera-
TONS
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Primo EfNk'sea.

Hn OBERT NUNS, CLARK Il cos PIANOS
he, with Metallic Brace and Plate. Grand Action long
sounding board upper Dampers and two Pedal S--li'r
subscriber is constantly receiving supplies from the
above makers the superior quality Of whose Instruments
in all respects is duly acknowledged b? dlr 'nctchs'iS
demand for them throughout he United STATES a! lhc
Canalas and as they offered in Rlchnond at the
same price the makers charge in New York, adding on
" Freight and Insurance. the subscriber hopes to receive
continuation Of the patronage so Literally bestowed Oh
the above establishment by the Citizens Of Ncii!oo
and of the Stat" III general.
To those not aIrcady acquainted with these lnstrl-
ments it may not be supcrluous Ia say, HAT they are
made with particular regard To Keeping in tune IAN OBJ
icct so Desirable especially when distant from cities: or
where tuners seldom 10 be met wih) having not OH
" the Metallic Plate but also the Brace the most essen
,al of all metallic applications in the Square Piano Forte
This brace is not applied by any makers except Nunns'
GRAND ACTION.
The Grand Action applied in thcsc instruments: Is
of snplc construction the time most effective
j.. lis npcra,ion being easy the tnGch. producing
nowcri or soft tone al The will ct the performer, and
r;l remain in perfect good order for many years lie
Dampers are made improved Pian having four
limo! the quantity of CLOTH and otherwise varying from
linz ordinary dauIpcrs which them TO operate bet
Ter will last much longer and not liable TO stick or
make inuling noise, often the with those oil the
ordinary cnnsiTuctIon
MA gnaraaira in writing entities The purchaser TO
return or exchange his instrument any time WITHIN one
vrar. shnud il prove drttcliyceE1
All new Pianos sold to remain in this city: will &c
kent in tune one year without charge.
No charge is made for packing, or packing case.
Pianos tuned, repaired and taken in cxch7nIf
7. II. TAYLOR.
Opposite the Ennk Of Pirginia
1,,,,-v 10 79-w:imTue
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sons Of the act 10 which this is an Amendment anu "
Inrjs.s him to appoint clerk. The act allows lne as
sstant keepers, delivery clerk, sergeant anu POI h
Ppn,pnllary an allowance of one hundred ooa1s WI
or manufactures Of the Penitentlary PROVIDED le
of manufactures OF The institution eGuu's VI sN
SUN Of S32 900 year rp;h.d
y7G An act concerning The administrator oil kchato
Krlsick, deceased. c.I;,-,
indications and for other purposes; niuNes u N.Y.
misLencanor for any member or agent OF al aDo
anti. slavery society 10 come INTO ana Ina'ht'" "
this State, by speaking writing thai the o"'ti
slaves have property ia the same: or adVCc"'e =" "
wise the abolition OF slavery, TO be fined ON convctoh'
sum no. less than fifty nor mare than $2CO anu 10 oe
IMPRISONED not less than SIX months nor more ua' '
wears: and declares that for The writing or pfihu"S "
circulating u any book, pamphlet other writing WIN
intent advise or persuade persons OF colour u NAM
instruction denying the right OF masters 10 properly
in their slaves. ncucang the Guy oi resistance ~
such rr!, the offender, if coiored person. shall be pun
sed by str pcs, aud be transported and sou Without
limits o! the State; and if free white person shall De
deemed guilty Of felony and be imprisoned IN Tie lrhi-
Tertiary not less Than two nor more than tive yra'Si-
gives authority TO any justice OF the peace lnlocu ny
any postmaster, that any such book, pamphlet, or o!ef
writing has been received at his ncr To cause tie same
10 be burnt and commit to jail the person to whom the
same directed, it by satisfactory evidence 1t snail ap'
pear that the subscribed for BY ham, knowing
its character and tendency, or that the party agree" L"
receive il with intent circulate il mp"s.'s lalt,s
upon postastcrs violating the provisions OF lie act mol
| less than fifty than Two hundred dollars he
act to be given in charge to the grand Jurrs, ANA to take
etfuc. from and AFTER the first Of juno next.
275 An ACT 10 provide 'r keeping III r"pair the public
roads within the corporation of ynchbuTg authorizes
tie Hastings Court to let out the roads 10 c0nractrs 10
be paid by levy upon the ilahrs III The corporation,
! not exceeding dollar upon each.
279. An act permitting sundry fee persons Of colour
therein named, 10 remain in the Commonwealth Il
limited time.
2oU An act 10 authorize 4 separate election at Tie
place called the Burned Chnnrys, IN the county OF
Northumberland.
PSI An act allowing Andy, man Of color, to re-
| main in the Commonwealth limited linc.
Isl An act 10 explain The act entitled an act 10 re-
duce into one the several acs concerning grand nrcs
and petit ucS; provides that the owners or occnP'erS
of water Grst mills and none others, shall be exempted
! or DISQUALIFIED linln sctYinn grand lnrOrs.
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January ID.

gn1O Persons hnrimg Negroes far Hre.-We wish TO
q hire for the ensuing year. large number OF hands,
to labor on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Raj! Road They will be employed between Richmond
and Fredericksburg, and between Fredericksburg ana
the Potomac River. The country and occupation Is
hcuhy; and they will he well fed well clothed and well
treated We viii give ftom sevenyhve TO ninety dol
lars for rcod hands and more for first rate ones Apply
nv letter or o,ie1wise to j. H. Hopkins, at the Rall VI
Gee or 10 Alessrs George p. Crump and James Rat
,a Richmond or to Thomas J. White, III the county Of
KIM William, aud the neiglborhood; or 10 james Hun
icr. Assistant Engineer near the White Chmnies Ca
rone; or TO Theodore S. Garrett, Assistant Engineer
near Fredericksburg; or 10 f. F. Guy q 90: in fTeGG
r;cksburr; and To others having authority from j. H.
Hopkins, Assistant Eng :neer.
JOS NJ. SHEPPARD,
.1gcnt fer the r. F. j. p. r. H. Company.
December 81. O'-t
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Edwards majority.
1897

The towns t., be kraru from will probably give about
al equal vote for both cauddacS.
The rest OF the State officers and members Of Congress
will probably be elected by The majority CO.
Seventeen democratic to four Wing Senators have
been elected, ami the roll Of Representatives. is about
in the proportion Every county in the STATE
with the exception OF Hartford, gave mcreas,d majp
rites the Drmcrac Ticket. aud Hartford has gone
back to her Old love- The priIc' lrs OF her crchral
ed C.uvrnLr,n. Tins result, familiar we are
with vctcry peculiarly gratifying; for Tremendous
effort made ny the Orpuslilon either to carry Con
ncclicu reduce the Democratic majorilies
furnish groundwork. from which to operate for thu
Presidential campdsh. The disappointment is severe,
and the rehuke wllrrmg. Democracy stronger than
ever; and two Senators from Connecticut, well
member to the lower House, !iom the same State will
how aid the cause OF The ncolc.-U
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EsssE'H'ks Il.

GsylUs S!NUIN1i TO l"vE.-Er 'N'
heard SOL. upon the wand:f': MiI,' ul
y song "f many o,s.--i,omt e. "i AMI made
Dr.u,h I'd tsou. ID theIl ali imr":'"T'; I.o,u;
Al nature 4. they p.-S'j, Mi ,uts ~ iii
And low responsive .oeds aHi 'Tn'S,s ~ r"' vrr
a. with the :an-cin" ness e. +, ' ,nInJv
Al ,n,.: the pas rn l;iH.I ~. Zen, heart
=. ~, !, :, ,.wsye-- Al times lac sH"t.
oFef ,hc W., n,s rlia,i,c sweetness: ai II norm
-, ' T,,,.I,. voice, hssiic ,ht lone 'ArTIose'
W ,n.,;u-. with its melancholy s"ei''
a 1,avrr sound mingled" deer hoe
HH,Frss,,s holy lyrc--yct stiiI the tones .u
I,:.r. q; a suppIiant-' LsGce mt "oA WIS SIN
Tic lur,lrn Of their music an! knew
1.hc ,,y iicI Genius, N ITS loneliness,
IT.. nwn sl worll amidst tn o'srpeop'ed wo'u'
Hath breathci 10 Love
They ctowa with tine glistcuns crown,
Borne from ieaihless :5ce;
hear the pcaiing musc "i rcnown--
Love ! torsake me not
Nine were lone dark lol,
Bcreit Of thee!
They tell me that my soul cnn throw
From G %se tam ma t eds. is eansh, golden glow
Shed By thy gentle eye
1t gives to flower ani skies
4 bright new birth
Thence CLEANS the pn;h Of morning,
Over the k,,,Ims hills, II sunny z3ic = ,.u,,;po
Thence 10 its heart oil hcaits, the rose is turning
With iustrc not its own.
Thence every wood recess
Is filled with ovclness, ~
Each hover to ring doves and din vIolc's N"o"n'
see all beauty by the ray
Thut amrt! from thy smile;
o! bear bear il not away!
Can that sweet light besuilc:
Too pure, too siiti,.liSe, Il sesc'',
TO Iinscr long By earthly streams
casp it with the alloy
or ft ar 'rni,!s, quiverins joy>
Yet must perish it,he gift depart -
Leave ne not, Love. IL .'inc own beating heai''
The music from my Tyre
With thy sw ii step woa! Hsc; ,
The WORLDS cold breath would qneneh the starry ''S
In nv desp SOFIA temple filled with thoe.
Seai'd would the fountains lie,
The ofharmoay,
Which thou alone canst Tree -
l,ik, G shine midst rocks iorSaHen,
Whence tho oracle hath fled;
Like harp which mic ht wakcn
Bu, Il mighty muster dead; >,
Like the vase OF 4 perfume scatterd,
Such would my sp;iii he;
Sc mute So void, ssattetd,
Bricit OF thee
Leave n,s rot, Love or if this ca'lh
Yield for thee home, "
If bright sumlncI-iaad oi Thy pure of'h ,o,,
SEND thee n si!veIy ,uice'hal whI|pnIs-I '"e'
Then with the glory from 'thc rose,
With tine sparkle from the StTcuIi,
With the light Thy rainbow presence '"'o"'
Over the poets dream;
With all III EiySan hucs
Thy pathway lhnt suiusc.
With low with mIsic from. the ihhnsg'eFc,
Take axe, too, heavenwa5d, on Thy wing @"eS' '",p
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REHABILITATION.

The Southwark election is victory achieved solely
by the friends of the national nominees, Van Buren, anu
johnson. 1t Tie first opportunity IN this State OF
Joining battle wIlii the cuemy that quest on but II
will not be the last Van Buren, Victories about
succeed each other il Penlsy vana rapidly as jack
son victories did liz tunes past The cry is now,
"YAS buren, and JuHHsoy, AID with It lhe keystone
State will retain her position among the foremost {" The
Democratic family. 1t under those nanrs that
Southwark rallied and achieved the triumph which took
place Yesterday -I,rtaSyi raMna.
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- -i;l Prjzcs ........... amounting TO $JlU,2OD
Hhoic IIcttts $40. Iio!rcS 81. Q'nrterS 81 81.
1t will he perceived that the above is splendid scheme
To pun chase packages in. Twrntytiv" whole tickets III
every package, which Will be forwarded or $50 SaTes
i'll pr"pnrIion -.
ever and al! lncky !lOYT,
At the Virginia Lottery Oi;ce, directly under the sign Of
the Eagle.
IL Orders fr tickets from any part If the L. States:
States by mail otherwise. enclosing cash or prize
tickets thankfully received and executed by return laii
with the same prompt attention personal application,
and tie result given (wcn requcstcd Immediately after
the drawing-ii addressed TO ID. NJ llniF.
y. Bin all CASES, tho original (AIanagrrs) tickets
and shares will BE- acknowledgements not liable to
any mistake dispute. ID. NJ. II.
March l5 lE'--t
.J Office. All pprS"nS having claims aGans Tic IS.
tate Of Henry tun, deceased late oil Chrs;rrl Id
county, are requested 10 present them To me, properly
""''| "''|"'~' W. Join b. GooDE, D. s Jar
JOhn .7reher. lac SlG and .7dmr Of Henry knb" decd
March 81. I"5-wlw
YHIlNBER TIMBER!!--Thc highest prices viii bc
q rvcn for good scasonod wheel spnkcs and trIl"es,
deliverable al The Pcnrnliary. Immediate delivery Is
solicited Far information respecting them: apply either
10 Col. Charles 5. Morgan. SuperImicm'!cni or to
TICS. G. MONCURE. G. A.
Feb9 SIT
RTOTICE-fcSyrs Bcnjamn ". C"cndn md Tho,
u mas Dnps- Gentlemen You viii be- pleased to
take notice. that shall the i:il day oi May, lo.h'.
at BoyLlon Mrckenburg cnnnty, Virginia, at the Ia
yrrn house Of Nathaniel B. Nelson, proceed 10 take The
pnsilios nf William Towncs and others: To be read rs
evidence in Il suit depending IN the Circuit H"Pe.
rnr Court of Law and Chanccry, for the County Of
Mecklcuhlrr wherein Finch Il Smiths and Miles Hail
ar. plaintiffs and you defcndanls--wcn and where
YOU mas attend if you think proper. Yours, Ne
Anil r. Tll:}-wiw'] JOHN +. FINCH.
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laOGrH's LOTTERY S5EB'AGai,
RiCHHU.fD, ia.

IiOYT, ever anxious to his numerous pa;r"ns:
takes this early opportunity Of laying before them one
vi the most slcndih schemes the managers have issued
Tor l,nr liilr Fol ward your orders early to Dame For
tune uy Agent, IIoyt, who deals out the golden Gu
rilaIs with az, ,lusp.r;ur hand.
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Feb. | /.

ATOTlCE.-All persons having claims against the
q estate IF Robert l.. Garrett deceased, formerly OF
King and Queen County requested present them
10 The subscriber diving in King William Comfy pro-
pcy authenticated before the 10Th day OF June
pcyi that arrangements may be made for paying the
same Those indebted to said estate, will please make
immediate payment. This n"tice will be plead in bar
anins, all claims which may presented after the above
date. hoUG| bhEHOhi,
Anr,l3 Tll2-w4wtl Trustcee
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(rOSNELTiCUI.

The Hartford Times q! Saturday gives the vote Tor
Governo. from all the towns but i'Lr, which stands
fellows:
Edwards. (Dc'nncrat.) 1880
Tomliusun: (MhIgD .....--..... 1923
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

NTOTlCE-The subscriber wishes TO hire for the ba.
"a lance Of the year, first rate Cook who can
come we'll recommended, and for such liberal price
will be given JOHN FONLtS, -
Eagle Hotel, Charlottesville, w..
Feb %. W-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

TO-PARTNERSHIP.-T The subscribers nav r.. ,a-
g nected themselves into co.pa'lner''p' ofco1
firm of FIlPPIN Il DILLON, for the pafP's Mr. .
Quoting the Mercantile business, and have l"' NJ, Ciro
NJ. Wass new Tenement, next Go"l ", V;,sc's JeweI
~ Shop Where they are receiving and ,pcr and
f bomes e Dry rV Goods together with om no..
ment of Groceries, which they will sell On d.. deserve aad
coumoda,ing terms; and hope that they r.,nds and &C.
receive the patronage of their respective II
quaintances, and the public generally ,,1-w.r
FarmyilIe Apr! ;.
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FEN, tsl1,sa4:sEsfs Dollars:

80 pEIzEs OF 900 DoLLAEs!!
Vir&ig9i:, Stale LOTTERY,
For the bcnr! of the Mechanical Benevolent Society oi
Norfn!k-CIass No. |, for 1Si,i:
To te GrarM al .Jcrnudra, SH"'dHy Ipru @d: l5'b
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

q NlRCUi.A The subscribers. importers e! al"
u dealers III China Glass and Earth aware. WIZ"
destroyed by tie great fire OF l"tn aud l'''
Dccemhcr, would respectfully inform their cnSi"'"e
throughout the Uniom Of their present l"ca;"n>-""
the fact, that owing 10 the ong passages 81 The I"r"
packets, previous 10 the fire. and linear rlna ka0y S'!'
passages since, they now generally, III pnss'ss,"" .
better uf goods !han they usually haze u
this Of the wear From the very large orders i
vlOusy gwen to the manufacturers, 1t 3 expected IN!
the assortment Of the present srasOm: WILL III G""t
be fully equal. and in It's quality superior L. that &" "E
former wear il bcinr composed o! the !uUs recent ~"
beautiful designs, without any mixture Of old, nnsNe&0'
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FEYllE IMPORTED BLACK ARABlAN.-This
beautiful ict black Arabian has commenced his Sc
cnnd season at Thomas FlOurnnvs in Prince Edward
county, il miles south Of the Court House, ~ mics
east of Charlotte Courthouse. Is via kcysVlilc from
Iuncmhurg Court House, at 50 the season. which may
be discharged by the payment OF 80 II PAID by the
Doth of Juv, 1T which time the ends; O To- IN
sure MARI payable wIrn tia mare is ascertaed to be
in tal or parted with : to the Groom for each
Mares that failed last season, will be Insured this Al the
season price
Good pas;urarc for lcn with the horse, gratis
and well fed if required at twcny ivc cents per day.
Great personal attention will be given by Thomas Flour
-uor. but no liability for accidents or escapes.
Black Arabian presented Ivy the Emperor of Mo-
rocco To the L. States Consul at Tangers doubtless
marked evidence Of his friendly feelings TO our Govern
ment and sold by order OF Congress, at public auc-
ton, Feb. 2-th, 1885.
The public may be Of the fact that 1t is extreme
~ difficult; 10 purchase The iubIood"d Arabln and
doubt the Emperor Of Morocco would have been highly
insul,cd at an offer to purchase Black Arabian, at
an cx,ravauant price. Many good judge, have pro-
nou:lcrd him in all respects the finest horse they
saw he is eight years old this Sprns-full five feet
hrh iaIl for Arabian of great muscular powers
smooth graceful acton-ana commanding in his gene
raj appcarancc He exhibits all the traits in character
and f m Of the genuine Arabian He has proved him
self to he an unconmon.y foa!-getter. We refer
the public the perfect which is presented, as an
induccmcnt TO breed from this horse. We consider him
the cheapest horse in this country and well calculated
to improve tic eca;c long legged horses OF the present
day. THOMAS fLoUKAC1,
JOHN F. EDMONDS.
SD-);E yv.iiM y.hA
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r. !. BARROW & Co, No. 3o6, Prarl s..
EnrN. CALDWELL. no. ~ d.. do.
EDWARD Cock Il Co, 10. ~, do. De.
J. W. x II +. tOKLIEs, no 2-G. de-. d..
J"sErH CuELsEMAS, no. l3i, Water do
DAyIEL Corr no 81 do. DO.
Iu"s. +. FIELD, no. 81, Cou!!iand -.
JOINS GmEEHfIELp Il SoS. no. Is, Fra!!H'.
liuLMrs * M,KEs, no. 2lI, d" d..
u. L. NISSAN * TO-, no. 81, Liberty :.
USDEEnII!. * SElMuUK, no. o. Pearl II
NErnrr x LrrrIXcorr, no. ~, CocntIrs 81?
Il. NANnEwArEK. 40. Il, Cedar ST.
+. WILLrr> = Co., no. :04, Pearl st.
r. &. " ErNoHE * Co., no. S: Water St
JOINS WrGnr, jr. " Co., no. 81, do. 30.
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MJOTlCf. All persons having claims againsi Tic IS.
Ia tate of Henry t.uln deceased, late OF Chrsrris Id
county, requested 10 present them To me- properly
authenticated Ter settlement
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-18

are hereby repealed: Procided, ho@ersr,
That where express appropriation are made
by law, for the employment of clerks, such
employment shall not be deemed to he extra,
within the meaning of the above act
For one clerk in the Typographical
Bureau, one thousand dollars.
That the Superintendent of Indian Affairs
at st. Louis be authorized to employ two
clerks in his office, and no more, one of
which shall receive a compensation of one
thousand dollars.
SECTION 2. and be it further enacted,
That the salaries provided for in this act,
and payable for the year eighteen hundred
and thirty-sx, shall be paid out of any mo-
ney in the Treasury not otherwise appro-
priated.
APPROVED, 9th Of May, 1886.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-18
fPunLIc.=No. l8.l

PUBLIc.-No. 49,
AN ACT to authorize the construction of
railroad through the lands Of tho United
States in Springfield, Massachusetts.
BE it enacted By the Senate and House of
Representatives. Of tbs United States Of America
in Congress assembled, That the Western Rail-
road corporation bc, and they are hereby, au-
thorized TO construct a railroad on lands be.
longing to the United States, in Springfield,
Massachusetts, and take for the security and
accommodation of said railroad or the accom-
Inoaa,ion of the business thereof, strip of
land through or over the sand land of the Uni
ted States, not exceeding eighty feet in width /;
Prouided, That the location of said railroad,
through said land Of the United States shall be
Eubmittedto, and approved by the Secretary of
War. prior 10 the construction thereof and
prcpided, also, That whenever said strip of
land shall cease to be improved for the purpose
OF a railroad, or tho accommodation of tie bust.
ness thereof, that the same shall reve rt to tho
United Statos.
Approved, April 29th, 1896.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-18

Jacob Hammer, Esq. who was recently
removed from the office of Prothonotary of
Schuylkill county by Governor RITNER,
has been elected to supply the vacancy in
the assembly, occasioned by the resignation
of HENRY w. CONRAD, Esquire. There
was no achig or antimasonic candidate in
the field. Mr.. Hammers majority over
MIR. Conrad is said to be about l5O This
result the Inquirer announces, with grand
flourish OF trumpets, as a Glorious Uic-
tory" over the Jackson party ! and, we
presume, would wish to produce the impress
sion, that it is also Ritncr triumph The
correspondent of the Inquirer states, that
MIR. Hubley, the member of Congress from
that district, was upon the election ground,
and in connexion with that fact, insinuates
that " Jackson gold was plentifully shown,
10 10 induce the people to vote for Conrad"
The fact is, that the Whigs are so weak in
Schuylkni county. that they did not ven-
ture to run candidate of their own; and
as for the distribution of Jackson gold, that
story is as absurd as it is false. Mr.. Ham,
mer is as open and decided u friend of Cen
eral Jackson as Mr.. Conrad. There could
be 10 rational motive for such display.
American Sentinel.