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I U E S D A X, January s.
3 o s r q M

We hear that the Chief Tuilices of New
York and the JeGes arrived at Newport Ialf
ffiday and that Judge Auchmuty, who fer
out from Roxbury for Middleborouph en-
lhuIiday laR, is from thence to accompany
the Chief Jufice of this province 10 New
port: so that by the middle of this week
Inc commiGioners will be all ailembled, and
ready 20 proceed upon bulineE.
buried in the town OF Bottom, in the
year l772, 450 whites, So blacks. In all
SIT. Baptized 373.
Lift of burials, &c. for the. year r77r.
food thus Buried 4 81 whites, 81 blacks
In all ,4o4. Baptized in the fcveral church,
cs, 3e3
Buried in the town of CharIeEown from
January !. 1874, to January 4, I77s. u
whites and 8 blacks. In all 81. BAPTIZED
In the church there 81.
nc lift of burials and baptifms the year
before, food thus, buried 81, BAPTIZED ~.
! nc Oaober and November Packets are
arrived at New York, but they have bot
no later Intelligence than what we have ale ;
ready received.
George Town, DfeNmEev IS. 1874.
Laf Wednefday vas married, by the Rev.
Mr.. Emerfon of this town. the Rev Mr.
John Murray, of Booth Bay, to the anna
bic Mifs Sukey Lithgow, daughter of the
Honorable Col. William Litheow, Chief
Judge of the Inferior Court for the county
of Lincoln.
DIED. AT Charlefown, Capt. Ma.
thaniel Sheafe.
New LONDON, December 2s. Lar Sa-
turday failed from hence the foop Mififippi.
(via New York; having on board commits
tee appointed BY the company of Military
Adventures, to recognize the lands lately
granted BY the crown to Major Gen.Lymsn
and the company of Military Advenlurers,
bounded wef on the river Migiippi, ard
north on the river Yafou, between latitude
81 and "a.
- Far TIE GOVERNORtSPEECH
and Iam< ether MATTER, fee tbs Day's SPY
EXTRAORDKNARE.
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January =

B. O S II . NJ.
This morning. we hear, AN exprefs came to
town from Newport 10 Admiral Montague
and at noon this day was diipAsched back
again. M
AT general council held laa ] hurday at
the council chamber in l,oion, bis Excellen-
cy the Governor was pleafed to nominate
Thomas Hutchinfon Efq; to be a Juffice of
the Inferior Court for the County OF Suffolk,
in the room of Joieph Green, Efq; re6gned.
Patrick Tracy, Efq; and Stephen Hooper Efq;
'toBe Jufices of the peace for the County of
ELK. TO which nominations bis Majefy's
Council did adyife and content.
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CHAKtEsTowH, rs. Carolina, March s
JoGah Quincy, jun. Eiq; an eminent
councillor al law in Bottom, arrived be,e
laf week fIon ,ha. town intending TO make
the tour Oh ne cya.iaent.
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e O N b r I o N s.

/. Each number of the Roysl American Ma
gazire to conha Of fifty pages, large octave.
printed on fine deny paper, with a new an0
elegant type NOW making in England tor thai
purpoie)
ii. The publication will always be on or
before the lat day Of the month.
Ill The price, Ten TbiiiTg' and fsa' PsTf'
lawful money, or SsVss SbiI!i1g' and Nine P'"f'
aerling, per annum, which is about SIX Sb'I
isgs old tenor per number.
w. FSsr S5iAisg' lawful money, or Ter"
s5iAIsgs Hering, to be paid on delivery Of the
6ra number, lin order to enable the Publilher
to proleeute hi, plan, which will be attended
with a very great exrencs) the remainder al
he expiration of the year, after the publication
V. Thole fubferibers, VIII, live in Bolton,
may depend on having their Magazines TENT to
their houfss on the days of publication, and
cuRomers in the country, and thole in Other
provinces, may rely on having theirs forwarded
to them by the 6rf opportunity.
SUBSCRIPTIONS are taken in BY l..
THOMA S the printer and publifher, at his
cfice, near the Mill. Bridge, by many gentlemen
in the country, whole names will ihortlY be
publifhed, and by the printers and booksellers
nj AMERICA.
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nanrer as TO b. bound up by i,is!f, and en-
anger type than the msgszire.
The publiher eeetmines to adhere eicisI
q hb elan. which he doubts not, wrl be i'
.cceptsble to the public. as ihs, they will e'a
Die him, by a quick iuolcriPuon' TO Pu' u
(peedily in execution, which ne siiu'es 'heh
ne will Immediately do wien lufhclent mum
Der of fubicribers appear, barely 10 deir'y 'n'
:xpence Of letting il on foot
The public msy be sifured, THAI the KoyA
American Magazine, is not by any means 10 6'
+, Parry. %6air, or any ways tend to dsfam'
or lei1en private characters. therefore e=gs no
one would conceive an unfavourable oPllnio'
of it, as his degn is TO render il acceptable to
ALL honeR men, OF whatever religious or poll
tical principles they may be:
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WHEREAS the General

w Cour, on the I4'h day Of June I77f1
made grant to jana OGJ, Efq; and Mr:
Nafbasil &c, than, 10 behalf Ct themfelVes ssi
the reit of the heirs ard faisrs of Csp:. JOts
GsrbGm aud eight others, towUfhiP of land
lying eaR Of SAco River, a plan of which
townihip was returned TO the General 0puT,
and by Giid Court accepted and cor Armed. e
greeabe to the grant sforsfaid; and on the IAtl,
day Of Oa-ber 1874, theap'cPretors OF fsid
townihip, being legally siiembled, psfed fun
dry votes sgreeable to the wsuant for calling
laid meeting, and among other things chcic
AGcHors, Collector and TIe.lurey, &c. Ud
agreed on a tax Of Tbirty Filling, on each righc
to defray the charges that had and might ariie
towards bringing forward and Completing the
ettlement of fIid towDlhp: And afterwards,
viz. on the 18th day of February lsit, the fsid
AHIGors committed tax or sHeliment On each
of (lid rights to Captain NafbanieI Pa,k.r, Col
leeor, to collect the fame, who notified the
fame in one of the Bolton news papers (but 10
little purPofe at preient Wherefore the afore-
Gaid proprietors at legal meeting on the sd
|dAy If June laR, voted to and did choofe COM
mi.tee, and directed them In cafe faid tax wss
not paid at the end of fix months, by tho(e per-
ions that live in this province to fell at publick
Vendue the rights of all fuch delinquent pro-
prietors on the 18th day of N'Vsm6sr next, a.
the dwelling houfe of Capt. Daaisi .7sHfJ, inn
holder 10 BsROs, to which time sAd place faid
proprietors meeting fands adjourned, TO meet
at ten of the clock in the forenoon j and We
the fubfcribers, the committee choien as before
mentioned, hereby give this publick notice, that
all the delinquent ProprietOrs rights will then
be fold (whO live in this Province) unlsis the
money due on their feveral rights be paid to
laid Collector on or before the 18th day Of
NoVswbr sfoIeflid.
WILLIAM-BLAIR TOWNSEND } Com
NATHANIEL GcRHAM miuee.
JAMES PREscoTr
Jn5 a7th, 1878.
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p O R E E,

SURGEON DEN list
II ,,d,, 70 ,tmtSy tbs variSSJ esmpL4iStJ inrids1f
"r5t TEETH and G y M S, Af'fbif
m.tss1 70 s1gpaisi tie pH6h: 1" g'"'rHl'
THAT he makes and hts natu-
A raj and artificial Teeth fom Jingle
tooth 10 \ whole fe, to appear as WELL and to DC
=, eafy and ufefuI as natural. Likewife clean;
Teeth and draws aumps in the eaGea and bsii
manner; he makes preparation for cleaning
and D,eCerving the Teen and Gam'.-Like
,v;;. eures the fcurvy with an excellent portion
for cureing all diforde's ia the mouth era
Jic.ting ali degrees of the fcsrvy. Prelerving
them from decaying, and redering beautiful and
Eund be6des an excellent tinetue tor he
Tooth sch he makes and lells the imcomPAra-
bic .feucs de Rusbe, which far excells the el
fence de Pearl, sdvertiled by the kings dentilt.
The laid operator has prattiled FIVE years in the
,5,y Of New.Yofk, with great luccsis, aad i.
now come to Bottom by theinterceaion OF icme
worthy gentlemen Of this city, where has Hay
will be but Mort lie intends to return once a
vesrifh. meets VITA encouragement
That he will give proper dheetions Tor the
u(e of the abnve IN =. 5
Living w.,h Aajfcw Oliver, Aueuonser, op-
roIi.. the South ids Of che Sta'e-h0uie.
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p r o p Q S a L S
For printing by Sus'cRIrTioN'
A NEW Periodical Production, entitled
The ROYAL
American MAGAZINE,
Or. UNIVERSAL REPOSITORY.
ITO be pubIifhed MONTHLY ]
To the PU BIZ &c.

Y LITERATURE being the grand fountain
from whence fprings all that is requihse t.
tccomplfl rational beings for the enjoy ment Of
FOCAL happioels, and fit them for their 'aI'oa'
employ meats on this hsge OF action u Is
noble in US to encourage and cultivate every
thing tending to promote this great gilt OF hsa
ven among mankind.
Before the ant of Printing was known, the
Cons of lcience (uffeled greatly and 1t Is be
yond doubt, that for the want OF that uieful
vehicle the PRINTING Press. IN thoie days
many very valuable eAsys Of the ancient' have
been buried in oblivion.
In this polite age, when Printing aourlihe''
the ran Of genius may hand his performances
to the public, who may give them to thelI
child. en-, and 70 tranfmit them down to pei
terity.
We NAV now, from the King upon the
throne 10 the pealanI in his cottage, learn what
!, pa0ipg in the world, and developing the
areena of both civil and ecclcliARical tyranny
of all their myRery, inform ourislVe' OF every
thing conducive to cur haPpinels in this or inc
coming world
For the better and more regular cOmmunica
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more wanted in America, and particularly in
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want ha. long been complained of BY men OF
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ThoIe gentlemen would undoubtedly much of'ner
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tanning to all clsHes of men if there was iulable
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papers are known to be of general utility but
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the learned, IS they are, mott commonly, only
noticed for day and then thrown neglected
by whereas MonthIy Publications are Preerved
in the libraries of men Of the greatelt abilities 10
the literary world. 1t Is needles to point out
any thing further in recommendation OF this To-
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falls, therefore begs leave, with the utmoit ino' |
milton, to prefent the following
PL, A N of the ROYAL
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P l. A N of the ROYAL
AMERICAN MAGAZINE.

IAlW1GAAk~AA4N ANAA@
Several gentlemen, of known abiliss, have
kindly promled to favour the public, through
THIS channel, with elays, on various iubJeets,
for ,nuruttion and amuIsmept. Their produtt
ems. will no doubt FIJI comfortable part OF this
work: Ard, as the publifher has engaged all
the Bridh Magazines, Reviews, &c. and all
the Periodical publications in America from
the(e will be leIeeted whatever is new, curious,
and entertaining As the Debates in the Briuih
Houfe of Commons are 70 interettins to the
whole Britfh empire, whatever debates may ot
important to Europe or concern America, VIII
be duly noticed, 70 that the l0f1er of the Britih
periodical publications may be here Teen at one
view.
While we are JtIet7igg from the labours of ou'
European brethren, we ihall not tail OF making
the frieteR fearches after curious anecdotes, and
Iinerefine events in Briti(h America in order to
complete this part Of the plan, the Publiihsr
now reoueRs the afiItance Of the learned, the
witty, the curious, and the candid OF both iexe',
t5rsap5sat tbit extsrgs e'EtiHrSf, and hopes they
will favour him with their correspondence for
the public b'ntff.
Every event, both foreign and domeltic, that
may delerve the public notice. will be duly re.
gitered, as we'll as Poetical Eiiay', Marriages
Deaths, &c. aud whatever is noticed in publicat-
ons Of this kind.
To make this American Performance at leaf
as valusble as any of the Britifh Magazines,
enc elegant COPPER PLATE Print, at leaf.
will be given monthly and all Index and
Title Page at the end Of the year.
And to complete this PLAN,
viii be added,
| flo begin at the end of the hrlt number and
continued until the whole is 6nilhed, printed in
an elegant manner, on fine paper, and location.
lly ornamented with copper plate prints, exclu'
6ye Of thOle particularly tor the magazine. given
grstis
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OF the MASSACHUSETTS-BAY,
Which when finiihed will be worth the coli Of
he msgszines.
T The hiItory will be printed ia fueh
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Yb;, 6dy Is tabfHe6,

Sold by E. RUSSELL next the Cornheid'
DIANNA's Shrines turned into
hready money, by Prisaly magic or, virtue
Given m. Being remarks on remarks on the
Dorbern prieit's pamphlet. entitled, ia
Iuown - the As. In letter to the author.
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POETS COR n E R.
For the MAssAcHusETTs SPY.
gbe COMP l. A N ],
AZ yyru timed as

As well timed as
TIE CAPE COP DREAM
WYE tina, fsbicribe TO this eii'ion'
w Were of the let that cid petition
ri. General Court to grant licence,
To earn cur bread--(with due cognizanee
or laws. and iatutes stipulated,
Whereby Vendues are judy itared'
Ia form. and manner-l acquisteing'
Without demur to accept the bieiilog
On terms propos'd-but disappointed
Others to Office being sno'n.ed,
Tint ne'er 10 much as .kd the favor
Of their fuperiors-fueh behaviour
We now. with realon, do complain of'
As we aune do feel the pain Of :.
This difappointment but were waiting
With patience till the Court is iet'ing'
In hores the act, which is thus fatal
VIII be rspeal'd, and rsinaate ALL,
Without rsitraint, in their jua cailings
We then fl,all tate, within our dwellings,
The i,ys of freedom-ard with Pra'ie',
SHAH blsis the CouRr when thia our Gale IS
S-Ns,
B.D-R,
B-N,
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Irifh Linens.
WILLIAM S G 0 7 7,

w IL IL "A lNA - - ~
At his IRISH LINEN Store in Ann-frees
Near the Draw Bridge, BOSTON,
Has iua Imported from | R l. AND,
\ LARGE quantity Of ga, 10
IA and yard wide linens OF all prices diaper
cloulipe, ditto hucksbuck, dowlals, table cloths,
meetings, white ticking, brown and yellow hols
land, &c.
Said fore is ALTO furnilhed with agreat variety
of European and India Goods luitable for the
(.afon the aGortment conGaing of too great a
multiplicity to be enumerated in public ad.
vertilement all which will be fold by whole
(.le and retail At the lowell reduced prices for
,eady money only.
DR. Helmets celebrated offence OF pearl and
pearl dentRrice for the preievatiOn of the teeth
and gums, ALTO patent cakes for making the
/ LIQUID filming bIacking for boots, ihoes anO
leather bottom chairs, ae fold there.
Ducapes, lutearings, rich EngIiih damal,
Scotch lowered la~ns-and few boxes of
by 10 window safs to be fold at the hra colt.
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Fair maysG sfmy bet afsS7i'"i
1Bt foLssOing midnight boHr's rsfstti'H''
Spring jysm paOFsn pure and LaGiTg'
lend, tbii, morning trG6 and tdHlng.
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q. u. Rim TER S.

70 The Z K / n l u N Dc
VIZ A NTE D Immediately a
w JoURNEYMAN PRINTER,
that undsrGanas the bufneis, in all Its
branches, and will keep ReadiS at il. Such
an one will meet with contant employ and
good wages, by enquiring of the Printer
hereof.
N. B. A Engls man will fuit beit.
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TTTST arrived and to be lo,d at CHARLES
ILOWE's ihop, oppoG'e theBoifon Stone,
Choice Chelhire CHI E E Sc,
By the hundred weight or fhge Cheefe.
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TTh.viog been lately affirmed on Change
With great coof ience, that the barrel put
on The Beacon in Bottom in 1868 wss turpen'
tire b rreI, which by being fred would have
snfwered the purpofe Of Ggnsl as we'll as q
tar. Barrel, ~e here give to the public the De.
clsration of Mr.. Mills relative thereto from
which q proper judgment may be formed con-
cerning is.--In one OF G overwhelmingly print.
ed letters it is called anrPentiDe barrel, and
the return made to him about the taking the
barrel down may be, for sught we know, cer-
Yefoonfiye But this is not to be wondered at,
rs. G 5veraor Berna d has given Efficient evi-
denee of his knack At exaggerAtion !; and It may
be esfiiy conceived that the returning officer, by
m ans Of the article and influence of Sir Fran.
els might inadvertently make return, which
he the aid Sir Francis knew would correiPond
with his own letter.
81 loan MILLS of Bottom, houiewright,
Etat. 40 year, DO teflify and declare, That
forne time as l think ii tie month OF Sertem-
Der. 1863, was employed by the iherif to
take down blrrel thar had been placed on the
y aeon in Bottom took ladder for that pur
pofe and went thilher with the faid ihefift and
three other petlons who attended him one OF
them lifted me 10 rating the ladder, after
witch Invent up tie fame and took down the
fad barrel, which turned out to be clean emp
~ barrel, and very light one Anc | further
declare that ii appeared to me las II did aio
70 divers other psrfons prsfent, whom lhsve
heard fpsak of, that the fad oar'sl had mel
Their tar, pitch nor ,Pentine iickiUgt TO IT, the
Joints of which were 70 wide that clearly iAw
through them before went up; oehde' the
fherifr and his fad attendants, there was num-
Der CT ether Eerlons on Beacon, hill, in whole
prelence the l4id barrel was taken down., and
frotn whom we had MT The leaf interruption.
john MILLS"
"surrotx, e. The above named
Bottom, Jaly 70 r77s. ! John Mills peionaly
appearing, maketh oath 70 he tuh OF the lore
going depof,iod, by him iubicribed, before me,
- ta. 81 EDM QulNcY, Paeis ="
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Tbis DIV tubHGsd.

This day pzbhjGsd,
DECORATED with the Figure of Ten Coins
,old by Z. RUSSELL, next the CoTnfeld,
Union. &reet, near the market -GIsat al
lowunce4is made to travelling Traders, who
buy them by the Groee.
THE particulars of the late me-
Il laacholy and knocking TRAGEDY,
which lately happened at SALEM: near Bottom,
the 18th of June, 1873 Which particulars,
together with the Vefles that are annexed, are
printed 10 this Form at the requeR Of the friends
and acquaintance of the ten dsceaisd perfons,
and is recommended as very proper to be Pot-
ed up in every bouie in New England, TO keep
m remembrance the mott forrowful event of the
kind, that has happened in America iince its frR
dilcovery. But to depietnre this unhappy Ca
taRrophe 10 It's true colours, NUT ih9ck the ten
de,elt feelings of humanity, and would ierve to
ex;enuate this Detail to the iizs of volume,
|initead of a. iheet. Shocking indeed mutt one
imagine il for their fieinds on the fhore at Mar
piehead, ard at the imall dGance Of hundred
yards, to behold thefe diRfeiIed people juR
aunching into eternity, and not able to sford
hem the leaf of their wonted aGltancel Sure
" the fhrieks and eries of the poor drowning
us, which ieemed to reach the heavens lei-
pecially the lamentations of the women, as the
regnant fsustion of Ave of them made the
Gene more dresdfuD muR pierce the foul Of
Ihe fpeetaor, snd melt his heart, even wereiE
ldamantl
1T the lame Pare may Be bad,
An ELEGY on the affecting Ira
Eedy at Salem, on the I7th of June, 1878.
BY friend 70 the decesisd.
An allowance to travelling traders.
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POETS CORN L r.


For The MAssAcHUsETTs S P \.
DIALOG U Z bcfsUsen A q r |
COLA and { Nv is.
RcRicoLA.
TREND Ciyis tell the realon why,
That au6tioneers lhould multiply
Go f;f IF lae ] We're at a lois
/, the country to Align the caule
CIvIs.
-Four was the number fra decreed
In Gen'rAl Court-but now, indeed,
Five more are added to The clas,
And Ills expected they'll encreale--
From nine to thirty, and 10 on,
Till all arc au6tioneers in town.
AcRicoLA
This fadly NUT diAurb the courfe
OF trade among you--iimss grow worie
In town and county by this fcheme
The townfmen fure are much to blame
For this appointment ihould thiak
The poor metropolis on The brink
OF ruin And ground my fears
On iuch group of suetionesrs
And theie too licenc'd by court
That loud for libeity doe, report---
Me;hiuks you all NUT foon be fold
BY public out. cry-youhg and old -
CIvIs
Good friend with you I'm forc'd to in,
In fentiment Your thoughts arc mine -
with that our legilative
Would foon repeal the act, and give
Free liberty as heretofore,
For individuals to explore
The means and methods how to live
Much better this las | conceiveI
For to promote the public good,
r. eRablilh peace, prevent i'll blood.
In ihort its beR hat all be free
PurGue their calines-and sgree
To live in harmony, and love
WhilA in their diff'rent fphercs they move.
The suetioneer thea will be made,
Auieful fervsnt TO the trade
IF honeR--he'll not want promotion,
Shame (when otherw(e) be his portion -
While we cry Gu, for liberty
Let no infringemens thereon be-
By horeft means, let every man
Obtain his bread the beR he can
May neither court, nor townimen plan
This iacred freedom 70 refrain
But know this msxim's in relerve
Aman mult either work or ltarve. Farewell
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Colony of RHODE-lSLAND, &c.
Ntwport, June Sd, 1878
wv HEREAS ELEAZER IRE

w I1EN1Ao LII
w vErr, Of Newport, in the county
Newport, merchant, preferred fe'i'ion IN
he Genersl-AGembly OF the Colony aio'ei'lo
reprefentir that he is an Infolvent Debtor. an
praying that the benefit of an Act P'aed !
June, A. D.l7s6, Untitled. i" An Aa for the re
lief of Inlolvent Dsb,ors," may be EXTENDED
unto him which Petition was referred, snd
the creditors were ordered to be netlhed .
an Adve, ti(ement to be inferred 10 the NewPo.''
Mercury, in the Providence G'ze''e' AND y.
one Of the Bolton News Papers, TO appear ano
anfwer the fame:
do, therefore. hereby notify the ered''oi'
of the (aid ELEAzER TREvsTT tosppeaf' II
they fhall think f., at the Geoeral All moly |"
be holden at Newport, afOreisid, on tie thlr'
Monday in. Augua next, then and ,he'e I"
flew cauie. if any they have, why the iaid re
tition ihould not be granted.
HENRY WARD, Seery
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pend on being vel uied.
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