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sS- An old paper has this, /" A very
devout fellow, not being able to please
his nice piety in his prayers, used only
to repeat the alphabet, and then add,
'Oh, Lord God put these letters into
syllables, and these syllables into words,
and these words into sentences, that
they may be for my real good f"
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p@ Lyndon Taylor, Esq, is appoint
ed, by the President, Surveyor of this
port, in place Of John II. Cross, Esq
whose commission has expired.
Col. George Brown, has been appoint.
ed Postmaster, Of this place rios j
Hobert Gross, Esq, resigned.
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MEssRs. EDITORS Before your
paper is issued again the freemen of
Rhode Island will have decided the most
momentous question ever submitted to,
or decided ty, them. l do not refer to
the abstract question, who shall be
elected to fill the highest and most re-
sponsible Offices in the gift of the people
of the State, for, important as this
question may be, it is of no moment
compared with the one submitted to the
people of the State for their decision on
the 9th Of April. On that day the
voters of Rhode Island are to decide
whether the = Act" passed by our Le-
gislature for the more e6ectual Suppression
of drinking houses and iippling shops
shall be REPEALED. If it were ques-
ton in which was involved the present
success of political party; or ques-
ton affecting the temporary prosperity Of
the agricultural, commercial, mechanical
or mercantile interests of the State
merely, highly as I value them, should
not feel myself called upon to appear
before the public for their defence
Il They would call to their aid other, anC
!, more able advocates. But when ques
d ton like this is to lie settled, in whic)
: is involved, not only the temporary pros
IS perity of these interests, but more, tn
present and future well-being Of hun
- dreds and thousands of the present an
: future generations, in this and othe
e States, 1 feel called upon by all tn
'i principles which should actuate tn
:, heart Of citizen, lover of humanity
# and especially Christian to feel, t
.e speak, and to ACT. 1t is but seldom
ID very seldom, that any subject properl
q within the province of human legislatio
affects more than the temporal interest
Or of man, and these frequently are bu
he of a sectional character, relating onl
or to the smaller portion of the who
y y people. But not so this subject. Th
or most fearful feature in dram selling ar
al drunkenness, has always been its il
W auence to shut the soul from hcave
as and con ign it to eternal despair, al
:" ", to affect more or less directly, the healt
IT'S wealth, morality, or safety of every j
dividual in community. The most d
ed tinguisbing and hopeful feature of &
'er y: probibitory law now on our statu
nj. books, is its inherent power to dash {
use cup Of destruction from the lips a
the hand Of the inebriate and the moders
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Cams of RHODE Islano.


An Act establishing pilots for Pawtucket
River.
n is enacted by the General assembly
as foiiocs;
Section /. The Governor is author
lied to appoint some suitable person TO
execute the Office of Commissioner OF
Pilots for the waters of this State known
as the Pawtucket river, who shall hold
his Office for the term Of one year from
the day of his appointment, and until
some one is appointed in his stead, or
until he is otherwise removed.
See. 2. The said Commissioners shall
in his discretion grant branches or Com
missions for pilots on said river, to such
persons as shall sustain satisfactory
examination, and shall produce evidence
Of good moral character, and shall un-
derstand the waters Of said river as well
as how to work in seamanlikc manner
any kind of vessel commonly used in
navigating said river.
Sec. 3. Said Commissioner may upon
satisfactory evidence of misconduct,
carelcssness or neglect, suspend any
such pilots for such length of time as to
him shall seem proper, or he may revoke
his branch or commission altogether.
Sec. 4. 1t shall be the duty Of all
persons receiving branches or commits
sions as aforesaid, to place and maintain
at their own proper and joint expense, a
sufficient number Of stakes or buoys
along said river, to enable them to navi-
gate vessels up and down the same by
night as well as by day ; and any person
injuring or removing any of said buoy:
or stakes, shall be fined twenty dollars
for each and every offence said penalt,
to be recovered on complaint and war
rant in the same manner as like penaltie
are recovered. One half to and for tn,
use Of tile complainant, and one hal
thereof to and for the use of the State.
Sec. 8. The rates of pilotage for eacl
trip, including both ways, shall be a
follows, viz:
For every vessel laden with coal, tn
quantity being seventy tons or less, fou
dollars the quantity being more thar
seventy tons and less than one hundrc
and twenty-five tons five dollars; tn
quantity being one hundred and twent.
FIVE tons or more, six dollars.
For every vessel laden with lumber
six dollars.
For every vessel laden with othc
merchandise, five dollars.
Sec. 6. In case any Of said pilot
shall offer his services to navigate an
vessel up or down said river, such vess'
not having any of said pilots on boar
and the master of such vessel shall re
fuse to accept the services so offered
said vessel shall be liable to pay flu
pilotage in the same manner as if tn
pilot had been accepted.
True copy attest:
A. POTTER, -Sec'ry.
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purpose Of slaughtcring his own cattle or
other animals from time TO time as be.
fore accustomed to do.
Sec. 6. All ccts and parts Of acts in
consistent herewith are hereby repealed
True copy-attest
A. POTTER, Sco'ry.
An Act in amendment Of an act entitled
San act to revise and amend the sew
erai acts in relation to the election of
civil officers"
1t is enacted by the General assembly as
folloUs:
Section l. Every city and town clerk,
shall, within six days before any elec-
ton, supply to any voter who may ap-
ply, envelopes procured by said clerk
from the Secretary of State +: Provided,
that said clerks shall deliver to no one
voter more than six envelopes of any one
kind. And it shall be the said clerk 5
duty to procure from the Secretary of
State an additional number of envelopes
sufficient to comply with the require
ments of this act
Sec. 2. The Secretary Of State is
hereby authorized to dispose of any such
envelopes as he may have in his Office to
any voter, upon the payment of the cost
of such envelopes Provided, he shall
not reduce the number now required to
be retained in his office, nor shall deliv-
Fer to any one voter any number exceed
ing fifty
Sec. 3. So much of the act of which
this is in amendment, as is inconsistent
herewith, is hereby repealed.
Sec. 4. In all elections for Represent
atives to Congress, any voter voting tor
such officer shall inclosc his vote in the
same envelope in which he incloses his
vote for General Officers and any vote
who does not vote for General Ofic ers
may inclose his vote for members o
Congress in one of the envelopes pro
vidcd for that purpose.
True copy-attest:
A. POTTER, Sec'ry.
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s~- Next "Wednesday being election
lay In this State, we present the follow
ng nominees, Of the three political par
les 49,
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
For Governor,
PHILIP ALLEN, of Providence.
For Lieut.. Governor,
FRANCIS M. DrMoND, of Bristol.
For Secretary of State,
ASA POTTER, of South Kingstown.
For Attorney General,
WALTER S. BURcEs, of Cranston.
For General Treasurer,
EDWIN WILBUR, of Newport.
For Members Of Congress.
THOMAS DAVIS, North Providence.
BENZ Is. THURsToN, of Hopkinton.
WIG NOMINATIONS.
For Governor,
WILLIAM w. HoppIN, OF Providence.
For L:cut. Go,srnor,
SAMUEL RoDMAN, South Kingstown.
For Secretary Of State,
VIM. r. WATSON, of Providence.
For Attorney General,
CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON, Cumberland
For General Treasurer,
SAMUEL B. VERNON, of Newport.
For Members of Congress,
GEORGE e. KING, of Newport.
CYRUs HARRIS, of Warwick.
FREE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
For Governor,
EDWARD HARRIS, of Cumberland.
For Lieut.. Governor,
STEPHEN Wilcox, of Westerly.
For Secretary of State,
STEPHEN X. RATHBoNE, Providence
For General Treasurer,
HENRY CopDINc, of Providence.
Attorney General,
R.rLrr E. Borden, of Cumberland
For Members of Congress.
JOHN II WILLARD, North Providence
ELISHA M. ALDaIcH, of Glocester.
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pay- Counterfeit Twenties Of, the
Central Bank, Middletown, Ct., are in
circulation, being altered from Threes.
The Bank has issued no twenty dollar
bills.
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b% One dollar notes Of the Rhode
Island Union Bank, at Newport, altered
to Twenties, have made their appear
ance in Boston.
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SAILED

Tuesday, .Mareh 22--schr. Pheni1, Dick
ems, N. Y. =,
Thursday. March 24--sloopChina, ,dAvit'
N. Y.
Tuesday, March 29.Sioop teaaer,uasn'
Providence: Z. w. Babcock, Lnnphear'
Providence Schr. Jane, HallN Y.
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M A Il L N Il l. L 5 II .
PORT OF WESTERLY.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Friday, March 25-Sloop Leader, Gs~it,
Providence
Sunday, March 27-Schr. Jane, Hall,
N Y. Sloop e. W. Babcock, Lanphear,
Providence.
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Az ACT concerning Slaughter Houses
1t is enacted by the General assembly as
JoiiOacS:
Section \. The Town Council of tho
several towns in this State shall have
power to designate and establish the
place or places where the business of
slaughtering cattle and other animals
shall be carried on, which place or places
when so designated and established, shall
vest In the occupant or owner thereof, a
right to the use and occupancy of said
place or places for the purposes atorc-
said, until the same be Withdrawn or
suspended in the manner hereinafter
provided.
Sec. 2. Whenever in the judgment
Of the Town Council Of any town in this
State, the convenience or health of said
town requires that the right of slaugh.
tering, as provided in the first section Of
this act, should be Withdrawal or sus
pended, the said Town Council shal
have power to suspend or withdraw sale
right, first giving TO the owner or occu.
pant of such place or places two months
notice in writing Of the intention to sus
pend Or Withdraw the same.
Sec. 8. Any person or persons after
such notice has been given as aforc
said, who shall commence or continu
to exercise or carry on the business o
slaughtering cattle or other animals, il
such place or places, shall forfeit AM
pay the SUN Of fifty dollars and costs o
prosecution for every days continuance
IN violation Of this act, to be recovere,
by indictment, to the use Of the State
before any court Of competent jurisdic
ton.
Sec. 4. In case of the suspension o
withdrawal by any Town Council o. tn
said right 10 slaughter cattle or othc
animals, the said town shall be liable t
the person or persons to whom sue
rights has been granted for any loss O
damage consequent upon the withdraw;
or suspension of said right, to be recei,
ed at special court of common plea
TO be holden as now provided by la
under the regulations and restriction
contained in tue act in relation to cour
OF common pleas.
Dec. D. Nothing in this act containC
shall be construed to deprive any farm
not engaged or concerned in the bu:
ness of slaughtering cattle or other ar
mails, from erecting or continuing to u
any building on bis premises for I
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We neglected in our notice of the
" american Stare COde," last week, to
say that it is for sale by Lewis Tappan,
As Beekman street, New York.
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proved dress for its fourth volume. This
is valuable monthly, and as ito nams
is devoted to music and musical
matters. The number before us con-
tains, besides large quantity Of valus--
bic reading matter, four pages Of music
We have but one objection. We must
protest against the arrangement of the
advertisements, which makes it neees-
sary for them to be bound with the vol-
ume. IT, admitted into so valuable a
paper, they should be SO arranged that
they could be removed when subscribers
wish to have il bound. o. Stiuman,
Agent.
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The LADIES' WREATH, for April,
completes the volume. This is a cheap
magazine, the subscription being but
81 90 per annum, each number con-
taining two embellishments, a large
amount Of reading matter. j. c. Bur
dick, l43 Nassau-st., n. Y.
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The Musical REVIEW AND CHORAL
ADVOCATE, comes out in a new aud i'm
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Westerly, March 81, 1853.
Rcpcal-The Last Word.

This being the las issue previous to elec.
ton, we had intended to say a few words on
the Maine Law Question but with great
pleasure we vacate the post of honor to an
ADLER pen.-Eps. EcHo.l
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Pawc aGuSIk Advertiser sr
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rNsURANCE COMPAN

VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, Al WfNCHhs TEX.
Chaglsred Uarch mn, 8J2-Captt1f go o0o.
.Iru powgR 10 fscRFAag TIE AM 10 S2tD Jun
u'IIS COMPANY having been duly organized, -
i now ready toreeevc applications and '4.pe oil
clos and offers 10 tie citizens Of Nirgina the induceeai
+ a home Company for the safe insurance Of all KNIT
II pfopcrty merchandise, &c, at fair and equitable
rntcs The Directors the public that this Com.
pnny will be conducted with view to permnnenry a1d
IN the rictc principles Of equity ustcc and eio4e
egnrd To erobony and the safety Of the insured
PrEuDfsf--JOSEPH CARSON.
SrcnErAnY-C. s. FUNK
AcruARY-O. +. BRESEE.
tosrPH $. CARSON, VIM. CLAFk
JANIS T.. RELY, J JAMES u, BURGESS,
LLOYD LoGAs, s y. W. RICHARDSON,
l0HN kfRR.
t-Y Office on Picrada street bear the Valley l}anb
N,hchezter ]. ID. CHRIST IAN, AGEhi'
Sept 2--d1v LynchbilR.
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-AuNiON Transportation Line

.sIlg--Nt NTVN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1' III
Ass~<,@s~ss~- 10 Puislgrg 0ad the Ue@.-Ihe under
signed would respectfully inform their friends and cts
lomers TINT the Pennsy lyunin Guhal will open III
Nnrch Mt whichtime we will be repaired to forward my
mount of Mtcha1disc ali points the Western VA
fers, with dispatch, at the very lowest rates.
Rate on Tobacco 10 Piusburg, Goo per 100 lbs from
lst May.-Tme days.
No Commission chnrgcd for forwarding AT Baltimon
n Philadelphia. q, H. kOON3.
March 1-.dfs Agent Union Line. Baltimore.
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LNREE ExHHBITEON.-Th subscriber ho,-
Il ing obtained considerable expense, from Mr..
Whitehursts Washington Gallery, Dagucrreoypesof
the following distinguished characters, mostrespccttuIy
invites the public call and examine them, in connec.
ton with large number of his own production, Attn
Whitehurs Gallery.
President Fillmore, Gen Winfield Scott VIM. A. Gla
ham, Cen Franklin Pierce VIM r King, Gen. Lewis
Cass Judge Stephen A. Douglass =. f GIBBS,
Jnly I9-otf PrOprietnr
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NOTICE TO ALL HE ALSO, by arri
y dent, Eas fallen into the CONFECTIONARYB b.
SlNESS. in conjunction with his Jewery establi,meo,
in whichhe keeps Candies & Fruits, such Ora.ee..
Lemons Ruisns Almonds, fiberts, Toys of all kinds
and in fact all kinds ofConfec tonaries, kept in such
an establishment. He is receiving his Spring stock
TO which he respectfully soil its the patronage Of TIM
public He also has. in his employment. ofthe mos,
pxpcrienccd Bakers and Candy makers in Lyncfblrg
Pyramids of all kinds, made at the shortest notice,
All orders from tie co .rtry received and promalv
executed. CHAS. A. EVARD. :
March s--,its doorsabIve EXCHANGE corner
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LII PHYSICIANS AGREE That 'large
"A and frequent doses of nauseous alcoholic com
pounds taken into the stomach from time to time
have tendency destroy the healthful tone of that Vi
tai ryan of the human system" and it well known
all the medical profession, thut the active principle of
gallon ofliqud medicine can he placed in a teaspoon;
why then the of giving large and daughts2
The erroneous idea that "he nauscous the mcdi-
cine the moro potent its effects" is discarded by
all candid rensoners and is ndispuably proved be-
yond doubt that BRYANS PULMONlC WATERS,
medicine of the agreeable and palatabe nature is
The most oecual remedy for Coughs, Colds, and their
consequences. They invariably give relief in Ten
MINUTES, and are pleasant TO the taste thai any
child VII take them.
Price = cents per box For sale by
jar 3-2w d z LYMAN
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lion Of tlcr fellow citizens to the merits of the above
works. feeling assured that will arise from their
peusal without being convinced tbat they subserve the
best interests Of popular intelligence, and add in an
eminent degree. the general happiness of the nation
by importing 10 The public mind healhrul stimulus for
ahjgh order ri intellectual pleasure
Copies of al the above works can be seen on the Ia.
bles of the 'VRGNAN READING Room where subscrip.
lions VIII be received. sept 3--dts
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WANTED 10 HiRE.-The subscribers
w wish 10 hire Tor their work the Va & Tenn
abroad, IN the Mountain region of Va. a number Of
rons men and boys for which liberal hire will be paid
hey have had long experience in the management of
egrocS, and are themselves large owners. Hned me-
ioes VIII receive the same treatment in every respect
iat they give their One of us can be seen in
ynchhurg. any tnne til the 10Th of January at the
Washington Hotel, or at McCor>e Sr4pson & Jones
rat McDaniel& Hurts. They will also buy men and
oys. SCOTT g. ADAMS
dec % dacts
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MISCELLANEOUS.
,pLESDuD SILVER cups, new IL"

fi.,s', p,t,eTn. , fIge Clock. livery chap
.5..snt and Silver Walehes (sarranted for w.
4sars.) ,c.,,....I
Al.o. Lsr and cap paper ef IN 'esi and hne,, ON
~ enc Nu.s paper and fancy Envelope Ne" p'of.
GOO Book. very fine Book, School b9ohs' &C. ~
,b, l,yesf ,,ri.e. Gail and look at these 1eais
a1ore YOU buy elseW here. You save money ny 10
po IN. foct G.ts) JOHN I. WbI1tl.-
TOBACCO 1.-The sn5sen1ti.
will oak e To order the lowest terms lgoaee'
Fln,ncr. Of all sizes both wood aud iron, and viii wa"
ran them be equal any ever made ~ me ota'
A.o for sale Mtre Machine. for cutting boz Innings the
nost complete thing ever made.
Shnp mex door 10 &. & y. Mckinney, opposite
5.c 90. EAYEs Il WASH.
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SOUTHERN FINE ART, BK =. IL.
- WEIGH OF CHARLESTON, s. GEO. WASH
INGTON- Unprecedented ipibeaunais Of AmcricaR Fine
Dirt Weich's Magnificent PORTRAIT Of WASHING
TON-(2O by % inchcs) Engraved on steel (by per
mission) from Gilbert Stunrt's only original painting.
The celebrity of this great engraving has doubtless
become familiar as household words to the mind oil
every person in the L. s. who read.
Every Artist Scholar Statesman ind Jurist, in
country and in Europe. capable of Judging, has pro-
nounced WEIGHS NASHINGTONa PERFECT tfans-
script Of Sart's wodrcuowncd painting, aud as such
fnE ONLY CORRECTLY ENGRAVED PORTRAIT IN ExIs-
rENCE.
FIVE DOLLARS PER COPY
The only merit this Portrait ct Washington possesses
is thu the Senate of the United States, and the most
celchatcd Scholars Artists, Juriss and Statesmen Of
the United States pronounce IL the ONLY CORRECT For
trait of Washington EVER engraved.
Porcu lar attention is invited 10 the following letter
from the Hon Roger Tuncy, Chief Justice of the L.
States:
BALTIMORE. June 2G, 1852
Dear Sir: Accept my thanks for the Portrait of
beauty must strike every who ii and it is no
less happy nts likeness the Father of his country
1t my good fortune to have him in the days o
my boyhood, and his whole appearance Is yet strongly
impressed my memory. The portrait you have IS
sued,appears be likeness, presenting
perfectly, the expression, we'll rs the form and tea
lures of his face With great respect,
! am yourt ob't servant,
K. b. TANEY.
Geo w Chlls Esq, Phila.
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READ
From the Hon. John Mclean, Associate Judge ofthe
Supreme Court,
CINCINNATI, 29th Oct, 1872
Dear Sir thank you for the engraved likeness Of
General Jackson il is excellent In the latter
part of his life his grey hairs his tall and venerable Frame
the sincerity aud kindness of his expression and man
ner, cuptivated all who bccame acquainted with him.
There were few If any. persons educated at home
abroad, however much they mny have associated with
foreign courts, who equal the grace and effect OF Gen
Jackson's manner in social circle. Whether con.
slider him in the field, in the dnwng-room, or at the
head of the administration, he remarkable man.
With great respect.
JOHN MCLEAN
George w Chds Esq.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS To CLUB SUBSCRIBERS
I'm order enable possess copies of the above
elegant Portraits the subscriber respectfully offers the
following inducements for the formation of Club sub
scriptions
FOWL For club of five, 500 90
" ten, IS 90
fifteen, As 90
9 On the receipt of the subscriptions, the Portraits
will be sent free of postage Cat the sole risk of the
scrber) to one address each of the said club as
desired Address, ROBERT KING,
Agent for Welchs Portraits OF
washington and Jackson for State of Va
Eagle Square, Richmond, Va
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4 BOUr $4,000 WOHTH

a EbVU 4 F2V,VVO w VyE II y II U'iFIF8
~ anil fine Jee,irg, B0oks, Stattoaey FdRcg Goods,
DC fer mie n greaily reduced ptiees.-John Wright
having determined IL engage Immediately in the busi.
OF manufacturing Tobacco offers his large and splen
did STO OK Of Watches Jewery Books and Sta.
rioncry the ctyorcs prices, and many of them al
roS
He has on hind nbout two hundred watches of all
kinc s. aud fine sortmcnt of gold chains, Breast pins
Bracelets Behring's, Finger rings otall kinds some very
fine Diamond rings and Breast pins, Silver spoons, Sill
cups, Gold pens md pencil cases, and clocSs OF all
kinds
books, Letter and Cap paper and large stock Of excel
ert blank books
His stock is entirely and embraces the most de-
sirabo goods be found lie feels confident that all
who may call him. will find the laices CTy owScon
sidering the quality of the goods
He wishes to collect all his outstanding accounts as
soon AS possible, JNO WRIGHT, jr
dec 9l.ts