The New Hampshire gazette — Portsmouth [N.H.], 1810-08-28 00:00:00, page 1

Laws of the U. States.
[Br avraomTr.]
: ' AN ACT
Concerning invalid pensioners. ‘
BE IT ENACTED by the Senate and House
. of Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the Scc
retary of War be,and he is hereby direcked
to place the following named persons whele
claims have bren transmitted to Congrels,
pursuant to a law pafled the 10th of April,
one thodfand eight hundred and fix, 6n the
pension lift of iavatid pensioners of the Uai
ted States, according to the rates, aßd to
.commenbe at the times hercin mentioned,
thatisto Jay -5 o ) BeeptE e
Gideoa Griggs,at the rate of two @ollars
and silty eents per month, to commence on
‘the ninth day of December, one -thouland
eight hunidred and nine. ' Sy
.-Eljah Brainard, at the rate of five dollars
- per month, to commence on the sixth day
of November, eighteen hundred and nine.
Benjamin Cotton, at the rate of two dol-
Jars and fifty cents per month,to commence
on the thirtieth day of January, eightecn
hundred and nine. ,
- William Smart, at the rate of five dollats
per month, to commence on the second day
of February, eightcen hundred and nine.”
John Union*at the rate of «wo dollars and
fifty cents per month, to commence on the
sixth day of December, cighteen hundred
and cight.
- Edward Grant at the rate of three dol
lars and seventy cents per month, to ‘com
mence on’ the twenty-third day of Jan
uary, cighteen bundred and nine. |
- Peleg Smith at the rate of three dollars
and thirty three and one third cents per
_month, to commence on the tenth day of
January, eighteen hundred and nine. ‘
Nathaniel Ladd atthe rate of two doilars
and fifty cents per month, to commence on
the twenty eighth day of’January, eighteen
hundred and nine v
John Reed at the rate of five doilars per
month, to commence on the thirty firlt day
of O¢tober, cighteen hundred and nine.
Joseph Slack at the rate of three dollars.
thirty threec and one third ¢ents per month;
to commence on the feveateenth day of Oc
tober, cighteen hundred 4nd nine.
Samuel Sterns, at the rate of two doliars
and fifty cents per month, to commence on
the twentieth day of March, eightecn han
drcd and nine. :
Enos Petett at the rate of two dollars
per month, ‘to commence on the fifth day
of June, eightecn hundred and nine. - 4
Jonathan Perkins at the rate of five dol-
Jars per month, to commence on the third
day of May, cightcen hundred and nine.
Toney Turney, at the rate of three doi
lars and seventy five cents per month to
‘commence on the twenty third day of Janc,
eighteen hundred and nige. 4
“James Waytani, at the rate of three dol.
lars and thirty three and one third cents
per month to commenve, on the sixteenth
day of January, cightecn hundred and aine.
David Hurd at the rate of three dollars
and seventy five cents per month, to com
mcnce on the twenty third day of June,
‘eighteen hundred and eight. B
.- Squire Boon at the rate of three dollars
per moath, ‘to commence-on the niath day
~of September, cighteen hundred and nine,
" . Henry Shaw at the rate of two dollars
and fifty cents per. month, to commence. on
the seventeenth day of Oober, ‘cighteen
hundred and nine. L S
- Quintim Moore, at the rate of one dollar
and sixty fix and two third cents per moath
to commence on the tweary sixth day of
~Auguft, eighiteen hundred and nine, . -
Robert Baird at. the rate of ten-dollars
per month, to ' commence on the sixth day
of May, cighteen hundred and nine.
. George Tennell, at the rate of two del
“lars and silty cents per month, to commence
on ' the fifth day of December, cighteen hun
gred god eight,” ¢ 00 i L
Edwgard Lloyd at the rate of thirteen dol-
Jars and thirty three and oné third cents
-per month, to commence on the twenty ficft
~day of june,}gigh;tgcq ‘hundred and nine. -
-~ John M’Chefaey at the rate of three dol
_Jars thirty :three and one third cents per
-month, to commence on the twenticth day
~of February, eighteen hnudred and ten.
- Benjamia Strother; at the rate of three
~dollars and thirty three and one third cents
_per month to commence on the fifth day of
Otober, cighten hundred and pine. -
. Gearge Crefsat the rate of two dollars &
fifty cents per moath, to commence on the
_feventh day of Anguft, cighteen hundred
BOA T 0 R R T e
. James Howard at the rate of two dollars
. and fifty ceats per month, to commence on
_the third day of July,cightcen hundred and
" Newman Laudman at the ratc of ihree
. fiollars and ghirsy theee andigne third cents
_per month, to commence on. the twenty
“fourth day of Junc: cightcen hundred and
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"Joha Powell, at the rate of three doliars
Ang thirty-ghreciand onc third icenis per
“manth; to_commence v the twenticth day
‘of November, eightcen hundred and nine.
. “George Benedi} at the.gate of three dol.-
lars sk thiey theee aodone hisd cent
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ﬁq«ggafqﬁ »zember, cighteea hundred
- Philip Phifips at the rate of two dollars
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hcemiaty ajorh dayint Navpaiper, cightess
. Peter Cony *Wwﬁg}lm”
3‘“@ Noyember, cightcen hundred
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[ No. 39,~V0r. LV.]
'P‘ORTSMOUTH,J,:‘(ygr-ﬁauasmu) PusLisssD By . W-EEK,S~»—--Pi“x,nﬂ‘fé;‘frqlia"éSTATE, anp Printiz ov Tur LAWS or Tus Untred Stafrs.
ond day of Dacember, eighteen hundred and ‘
nine. v : 4
John Crookfhanks, at the rate of two
40",3!'3 and ﬁfty ceats per moath, to com
mence on the “twentieth day of December,
eighteen hundred and nine. Ay
John Gilbert, at the rate of two dollars
and fifty cents per mocth, to commence on
the second day of September, cighteen hun
dred and cight, ke i
Simeon Gibbs at the rate of two dollars.
and fifty cents per month, to commence on
the:twenty cighth day of March, cighteen
hundred and eight. : !
"James Berty, at the rate of-one dollar
and sixty fix and two thirds tents per month,
to commence on the ninth day of Septem- -
-ber, cightcen hundred and nise, :
Janies Warlon, at the rate of three dolizrs
and ihirty vree and opethird cents per
moath, to commence on the twenty second
_day of September, cighteen hundred and
nine, g .
Joseph Shayler, at the rate of twenty dol
lars per month, to commence on the twelfth
day of February, eighteen hundred and pine.
James Munn, at the rate of tem dollars
per month; to commence oa the eighteenth
day of March, cighteen hundred and nine.
Joseph Read - at the, rate of three dollars
and thirty three and one third cents per
month, to commence on the sixteenth day
of March; cighteen hundred 2ad nine.
" ‘Charles Kiilgore, at the rate of two dohk
lars and fifty cents per month, to commeuce
on the twenty cighth day of April, eigh
teen hundred and nine.’ .
. Ambrose Lewis at the rate of two dol
lars and fifty cents per month, to commence
on the nineteenth day of July, cighteen hun
dred and wine, £
John Newman at the rate of ten dollars
per month, to commence on the twenty
seventh day of O&ober, eighteen Lundred
and nine. :
Joseph Noyes at the rate of two dollars
and fifty cents per month, t 0 commence nn
the twenty eighth of January, cighteca
liundred and nine. :
Aaron Brinck at the rate of five dollars
per month, to commeoce. on the twenty
sixth day of January, cighteen hundredand
n}nc%‘ 3 - X A
David Hamilton, at the rate of five dol
lars per month, to commence on the twenty
sixth day of January. eighteen-hundred and
mipe. : ‘
- Hackalia Doolitleat the rate of two dol
~lars and fifty cents per month, to commence
‘on thetweoty. fifth day of January, cigh
teen hundred and nine. 2
Peter Harford ac the rate of two dollars
~and fifty cents per moanth, to commence ‘on
the ¢ighth day of March, eighteen Rundred
and ten ~
John Wood. at the rate of ‘two dollars
and fifty cents per month, to commence on
the third day of March, eightecn hundted’
and ten. ‘ o
. Thomas Goodrum at the rate of two dol
lars and fifty cents per month, to commence
on the fourteenth ' day of March, eighteen
hundred and ten. ' ; :
Jobn Smith at the rate of four dollars
per month, to commence on the twenty
eighth day of january, eighteen hundred
and nine. i Bttt R g At
- Jared Runcan at the rate of five:dollars
per month, to eommence on the eighth day
of Dezember, eighteen hundred and nine.
~ 'John Martin at .the rate of two dollars
and fifty cents per month, to commence on
the twenty firfl day of March, cightcen
‘hundred and ten. . : ; : :
~ Gerardu: Dingman, at the. rate of five
- dollars per month, to commence on the
fifteenth day of January, eighteen bundred
—and ten. . : i E 3
-~ Donald M'Donald. st the rate of two
I hundred and fifty cents per month, to com
mence on the twenticth day of January,
- eighteen hundred and ten. el X
} Sec 2. Ard be it further enalied, That
‘the pension of the following persons, alrea
" dy placed onr the pension lift of the United
States, whose claims for an increase of pen
" fion have been transmitted to Congress,
“pursuant to the a& aforcfaid, be increased
to the sums herein refpeively anncxed to
~their names, the said increase to commence
-~ at the times bercin'mentioned, that is to say;
- William Little, five dollars per month, to.
commence.on the twenty second of Novem.
- ber, cighteen bundred and pine; -«
-~ Wallker Baylor, tweniy dellars per month
. to'commence on the twenty ninth of De
- .cember, eightéeen hundred and cight .
"’ " Haac Beanete three dollars thirty three
_and one third cents per month, to commence
o 0 the twenty sixth of June, cightecn hun
bcedamlnage. . o T TR Gl
.~ Thomas Carhart, five dollars per month,
+ t 0 commence'on the twenty firlt of Februa-
Ty, tighteea bundredand pine © - -
- David Weaver, five dollars per month, to
‘romimence on the fourth of - Scptember,
. cighteen hundred and mine
. Josias Smith, ten dollars per ‘month, to
' commence on the eleventh of May, cigh
ten bundred and mine S o
- Abic Knapp, three dollars ahd. thirty
thrce and one third cents per month, 10
- commenes on the twenty seventh of Qcto
ber, cighteen lmndred and eight . »
~Peter D Damaregt, five doflars per month,
to commence on the seventh of January,
_eightcen Bundred and mine
. Kerly Ward, three dollars and thirty.
“three aod one third cents’ per month, to
wmwﬁﬁthcmthﬂf?“‘?’!ﬁ'ﬁ‘
debaliess Sol gatloie it monthsn
Cteenhodred andtep,
W@ rs sixty fix and two
nine, | gij’x A 0 siS B B 1
IR Get g eD OB -Sl R
. Heory Cone, five dollars per. montb, to.
commesce on the fourth of December, cigh.
DINALI oe s TR O el 800 Tl i
TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1810,
- Elihu Sabin, three dollars thirty )
three and oae third cents per month, x
to commence on the third of O&ober
eighteen hundred and nine. |
Simon Crofy, three dellars thinty |
three and one third cents per month, !
to commence on the fwentieth of 4
September, eighteen bundred and }
nipe. ' ' .
William Tarbell, threg dollars per
month, 1o commence o the’{ﬁd of i
June, eighteen bundred agd ning
v Jeremizh Markham, five dollars per |
month, to comméfice on the third of |
Juune; eighteen kundred anil nifhs
Tohs Wakelem fve Coltars ¥per ‘
month, to commence on the firlt of |
.September, eighteen” hundred and |
eight. ~ P kiri e 1
- DavidOrcutt,fivedollars per month
to commence on the fiiteensy of |
March, eighteen hundred and nine.
Jedediah Brown, two dolarsi and
fifty cents per month, to commence
on the fourteenth of O&tober, eighteen
hundred and eight. ~ e’
~ Stephen Hemplead, three dollars
and seventy five cents per month, to -
commence on the third of February
eighteen hundred and nine.
~ laac Finch, five dollars per month,
to commence on the twenty firft of
July, eiglhiteen hundred and eight.
Richard Lamb; three dollars thirty
three and one third cents per month,
to commence on the firft cf May,
cighteen hundred and eight. ‘
Solomon Stark, three dollars and
seventy five cents per month, to coms
mence on the thirteenth of February,
cighteen hundred and nine. -
Nathan Hawley, three dollars thir
ty thiee and one third cents per
Inonth, to commence on the twenty
fixth of May, eighteen hundred and
eight.
- Samuel French, five dollars per
month, to commence on the twenty
fixth of May, eightcen hundred and
‘,l eight. : : \ o 5
Nero Hawley, thiee dollars thirty
three and: one third cents per month,
10 commence on the twerty Hixth of
May, eighteen hundred and eight. |
Zeba Woodworth, five dollars per
month, to commence on the ifth of
September, ecighteen hundred and
nine. _ :
Annanias Tubbs, two dollars and
fifty cents per month, to commence
on the fifteenth of March, eighteen
“hundred and uine. SRS
Jonas Adams, five dollars per.
month, to commence on the sixth of
Kebruary, ¢eighteen hundred and nine.
' Moses Smith,fivedollars per month,
so commence on the ninth of Februa.
Iy, eiphteen hundred and ten. i
Abraham Sawyer, two dollars and
fifty c%nts« per month, to commence
on the sixteenth of November, eigh
teen hundred and nine. oo
. Elias Barron,five dollars per mogth
to commence on the sixth of June,
eighteen hundied and nine. - :
- Richard Crouczh, five dollars per
month, to commence on the twelfth:
_of April, eighteen hundred and nine.
- Joseph Johnson, five dollars per
month,to commence og the cighteenth .
of March, eighteen hundred and nine.
- Jeremiah Robbins, three dollars
thirty three ‘and one third cents per
~month to commence on the thirtieth
- of January,eighteen hundred and nine. -
. Abner Kent, five dollars per month
“to commence on the thirtieth of fan.
_uwary, eighteen hucdred and nine.
. Tames Cobey,fivedollars per month,
.10 commence on the sixteenth of May,
eighteen hundred and aine, =
- Geotrge Vaughan, thirteen dollars
_thirty tkree and one third cents per.
month, to commence on the twelfih -
of Jantaryeighteen bundred and ten.
. /Statts ‘Hammond, at the. rate of
five dollars per month, to commence
~on the eighteenth of December, eigh
‘teen hundred and pine. - .
Bﬁkt artlett Hawkins, five dollars per
‘month, to commence. on the eighth
i'iﬁif?}éof!Maar;@ki;cighxm’hnﬁétna@fééﬂ#
MBI el e S R
. William ¥ofter, five dollars per
/mßath, 1o sommence on the Lxpemtt
of December, _eightcen hundred and
" Somuet Joolin, fiee. dollers s
_month to commence on the il of
Jannagyy cighteto «“m S ARk e,
s»iﬁ@"’“"‘“m“ a’,m boer ffjgm
~Phat the secretary of war be and b
kmﬁdﬂg"m‘@ place Andrew
-id penfionersiof the United States, and
/to pay bim at the rate of three dollasy
twenty £ h day of Augufl, eightcen
hundred and nins. © ! g A
Sec. 4. And be it further enallid,
"That the several fams {pecifically ap
propriated by this ad;, (hall be paid
out of any monies i the treufury,not
otherwise apsropriated. -
© LB VARNUM, R R
F Sheaker of the House of Reprefentatioes .
: JOHN ' GAILLARD, ;
“iu. o Lrefdipt of the Senate pro fempore
April 27, 1810.—APPROVED,
STt TAMES MADISON,
OMISSIONS. .
A EEOM PRANCE, ;
ey SENEW Y ORK, ATG, 9.
© 'l'he schooner Saloma, caprain Bur
ton, arrived here yelterday from North
Carolima =2 few days finte fell in with the
ship George Dyer, then 60 days from Bor
dezux, bound to Baltimore, with upwards
of seventy paflengers.—Was informed, that
the thip Aon, Pendergraft, (if permiition
was obtained) would fail in about 15 days
for N. York, with upwards of 200 Ameri
can seamen, being the " crews of American
vessels unjustly icized and condemnmed in
the ports of France. That Mr. Lee, our
Consul at Bordeaux, inténded to embark
for home in the Ann, bot had. received
note, (who from is 'not stated) inviting him
to beecome a French citizen !~—which he re
fufed That Mr. ARMSTRONG expedled tO
leave France about (he r3th of Auguit for
America in the ship Sally ; but jt seems he
was ‘fitl /waiting/ the Emperour’s permif
fion to embark iy the veflel. 20000 French
troops had lately pafled through Bordeaux
for Spain -—Thére was no expc@ion of a
restoration ¢f ‘American preperty in
France f
~ Bix of the George Dyer’s puflengers wvere
put on board the Saloma, have “arrived in
this city.. Thele gent'emen 'confirm the
news before received from Europs, relative
to Amcrican property in that country
They state that all. American property of
wharever kind or ,dc»nominacicn.-‘aud whet
ever found, ie France or any of thecoun
‘trigs under the cbntrolof Bonaparte, has
heen fcized and fold. So determined was
the empe rour to lay hands on every thing
American, that he had fequeltered vcfiels
‘which had been lailing under his:own licence.
The fchodner Thice Apprentices, capt.
levine, of New-York—The (hip—==capt-
Coffin, of Nantucket, & {chr.-~—capt Clark
which had been trading under Britifo and
French licesces, were ferzed and fold at Ber
-deanx in the monthof June, ' ; '
~Phe thip Susan, Delano, from this port
‘was taken by French Privateers and carried
into Amsterdam. Capt. Delano comprom
ised with the captors, and the compromise
was sent to the council of prizes at Faris,
-for approval ; but no ceclaration was had
thercon when these gentlemen left Paris.
'The George Dyer, left Bordeaux the
16th of June ; the ifhip Ann, Fendergraft,
‘would probably leave<here about the fi:ft
of July. e T '
St SeßasTians 25th April; 1810.
To the commifjioners of fequefliation of American
s weffels, Oe.
The emperor has decrecd on the xlth of
this thonth, that the American vefislc under
sequestration shall be foid; in confcquence
of which,you will discharge the erews, and
you will-consult ‘with Cok 1 Bafli for that
purpose, to whom I now writc on the fub+
jeét. You wiil let the captaings, officers and
crews have the free disposal of their private
effc@s, the government only wishing by way
of reprisal to tuke pofleflion of the veficls
and apparel, together with the cargoes as
per bilis of lading ; you will take charge
_until further orders of all the original pa
pers belonging to cach veflel. . You will ob
_tain from the consignees am atielted account
of all the expences paid for cach veflet and
crew until the day of discharge ; you will
_order to Bayvnne all the veficls lnaded or
unloaded, provided they can pals thebarin
fafety ; those veflels that cannot pass the
bar in fafety must be lighted for that pur
“pofe ; but thould any of them atter being
made as light as they can with fafety pro
_ceed from one Port to another, flill too deep
for the bar of Bayonne, you will receive
them at Paiflage. « . - 7
. You will use the utmost expedition in
_tranfporting the goods to Bayoane ; the cot
_ton by land and the heavier arcicles by
water, and you will from time to time in
“form me of the progress you make. i
o= (Signed) . THOUVENOT .
& e A French General at St. Scbaftians,
. Bt. SesasTiaxs, 25th April, 181 e. -
The Commifioncrs of [equeffvation, to the con
. fignees of all the Awmerican veflels and cargoes. -
. Thecrews of all the American veflels
consigned to you are to be dilcharged 5 - yon
will thepefore produce an aticlted account
of all the expeaces you have paid and ad
vances you have made as soon as poflible,
concluding with the day oF discharge.
oo (oigoed) . S ALISB. 0
o Tle following is 20,8 gentleman in Boflom.
* Bordeouz, ath Fune, 1810—~S8ir, the crews of
the yeflels inflezd of being discharged, bave.
;s Iyopo Wieiens o 7 108 Pyageh
TRRYRIRIEREC Ll R A e B
< A letter from Consul, Forbes, réceived.
here, dated at Tonaingen, 19th June, 1810,
sby opder ot I Ry € Dok, 4
thunk the seafore s noching more then &
warning and, under all circumflancés, 'a
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?w'ﬂ‘ SIS PrOStaioEeaap.
HOHO JOORBIN el LR R e
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25 eNS R RDY T Le R uﬁ?ﬁkﬁ*&ﬁ A
TWO DOLLS. PER ANNUM. |
Netr Yorg, Aug ‘4. —Capt Ellis who art’
vc;f at this port yellerday from “Port-aus -
Priace states, that a fetv days previous to:
his failing, a severe batdde was fonght bes |
“tween the forces of Chriftopheand Petion,
at the Tiole, The forces of Fetion were
cémmanded by Lamatre, v.ho permitted
the ferces of Chivilopbe toenter the town! -
when he attacked them and routed themy 3
completely, 1100 mea being cot to picess,
ot driven into the sea. He likewile ftatés
that the ficet of Cheiflophe had blockaded
the harbour which coutained the fleet of
Pc‘iﬂn- S {_E; Pﬁﬂ- 2%
The Triumph’s boats, after the late hur
ticane at Cadiz picked vp near 7ooboXes
-of quicksilver, which, for the puvpsfe of
I®ing ﬁ'ﬁkcn‘catc ofy were' flowed i the €lf
ferent ittee tooms and the hold 3 bur the '
‘beat haviag caused the bhaxes to crack, sev
eral tons of the {ubtle fluid ran'throvgh the
fhipyand completely falivateu the people 3
upwards of. 300 of them were fhifted into
transports ;’feveral of them have loft all their
teeth—one man his tongue; and many
othersare uffcéted. in so serious a manner;
“that it is feared they cannot recover. The
provisions: also partock of the ' pernicious
influence of the quicksilver :——~and the
Triumph isordered to ,)Gibra!tar to be
cleared immediately. :
o QUEBEC, 4TS 7.
On Tuesday morning last working partics
from the different regiments in this gar
rison to the number of abont two bun
dred men, crossed over the river for
the pnrpofe of opening ‘a road from St
Giles’s through the Townships of Deeds, In
verness, Halifax, Chester and Tingwick, te
Shipton «h the St. Francis., The road at
Shipton commuaicates with other roads in
the United States, and it is understood, that
by this routevtravelling to Boston may be
performied in a much shorter period than
formerly. 2
. We are fory to find, that considerable in
jury to eegeration has been experienced in
diffztent parts of the Province by froft, om
the night of the 17th ultimo. In the peigh-.
bourhood & : his city, the melt tender foris
of enltivated plants were injured, 2nd, what
15 more remarkable, some of the wild plants
.were cotirely destroyed, ;
A Spaniard, native of Mexico, whe 4ok
paflzge in a vefel from Norfolk and arrived -
at Havana, with intention to go to Campea
chy, has been arreftdd and confined at Hava
na A number of inflammatory papers were
found among his baggage and it is supposed
he will be condc_mpcd ‘as 2 spy and fufc‘r
death. '
« We understand that Edward Livinigston
efq. through his attorney ycfterday filed his
petition,in the office of the clerk of the
district court for this diftri, againt }. F.
-Lebretou d’Orgenoy, for foreibly difpotiefl
ing said Livinglion of the Batture, while
executing his fun@ions as marshal, The
damages are laid 150,000 dollars.™
LS N. Orleans Gazetie Fuly 6.
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Fideral - Decency~The _following toalls,
drank by federalifts on the qth of july,is =
fine devotion to the principles of Wathing
ton and the canfe of Religion. e
By a member of the ** Waflington Society.”’
New York —* May every democrat ges
drunk and go ta 'f{-cp,_»and never wake ull
they wake in h--1.” :
By the young Federalifls of Salem.—='* Thomas
Jeffctfon and Benaparte, the fell destroyers
of .American commerce; May the Devil
be their ¢fcort to the shades of oblivion.”
_ ? the famege* Elbridge Gerry 5 May
this comet at *ﬂd of its revolution, ghide
dnto rerirevient, and never again show its
fail? i 5 ' A
Preparations- are making to cele
brate, at Bennington, in a magnificent
style, the anniversary of the 16th of
August, 1777. A day on which the
British troops were defeated by the
undaunted . courage of our Green
Mountain Boys commanded by the
immortal Stark. Itis expeQed that
gen. Stark will take his poss an the
parade, and many old soldiers will feel -
anxious to embody and again . present
their army to him on thelground where
he once laid them to glory.
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.7 TRENTON, avG 6.
7. Yes Agricalural Refulis nd Profpcs for
' Of wheat the average cropin the State,
it is supposed, will not exceed the haif of a
common erop—fome fay not & third, . -
"~ Of rye the yield has been good==the grain
weill filled and heavy, and although light in
some parts, the-avrerage crop is considered
2o b wgondione. . T B A
~ Hay— The firlt cuttings giite short, but
ot in generally very well, . From the fre~
quent rains a larger crop ~than ulual from
‘the second cutting is to be expedted.
= 'Oats.~~The crep. in_ general abundant,
-pechaps equaltodaft year’s produce, which
. Plax—The crop as last year; eery good ia
the upper counties, butponfiderably dam
@dlsg thelate rains, © o oL
. Indian Corn—Although very wopromil- .
.ing and backward, in_confequence of. the
drowth at the time of planting and soon af~
ly ever exeecded, of an-abuadant harvelt. "
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