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in ProfPerity, but feel the raiferies Of
your devoted city, and offer in proper
ton 70 their abilities, your diltrea9s
would rot be feverely felt. Ny only
unhappinefs is, that my power is nor
equal 70 my with. So dollars
Yours, A YANKEE SEAMAN.
Pu5lilA-d by order of the arJ,
WM- JONES, PRECEDENT.
Attea-TiaorAY PAxoN, Clerk.
:" When the French began their re-
yolution, did they not fwear pepetual
war with royalty, and friendihip, with
Republics 4? Every reader muitIemem-
Der this. Yet what i the relulr I Not
a republic remains in Europe, but that
Of ST. Mariao," which has nor been
lub9erted in its Government, or plun-
dered to beggary, BY the intrigu=s, the
arms, and the friendihip of France; NOT
a Throne exifed in Europe, al the
commencement of the revolution, Tex
cePt that Of Poland) which does not
itand firm at this hour. Spainis the mot
endangered Of any and her dancer is
in exact proportion to the confidence
ihe had placed il the French Govern
ment. | here appeal to facts which 9v-
cry perton has read, and which every
body kaowSS if, therefore, faIfelY tate
things, may be eally convi5ted. But
| DEFY the conviction. Such then has
been the confequence Of French friend.
fhip, and fuch has been the confcqa9nce
Of French hatred"
6 ST. Marino (lands upon the top of
very high and craggy mountain in X
ally, generally hid among the clouds,
and fometimes under fnow when tie
weather is clear and warm in All the
countries about II. There is but one
pallage to approach the town. The
whole inhabitants live together, and
are about five thouiand in number !;
miierably poor, without any commerce
or foreign connections. Yet even this
has not protected them from French
rapacity, for few months fnce l faw
an order from the Directory, to one Of
its Generals, " togo and give freedom
70 the Ariltocratic State.of St. Marino."
If they fend an ambadador ~ a foreign
Court, they pay him /" One FILLING per
day = Such Is their Aritocracy f! p
Z" The four New-England States, fend
II members to Congress out Of that
number three only can be counted on
the fide of oppoltion and it is conf
IDENTIFY expected that not more than one.
ofthem WIKI be re-ele8ed. The Repre-
tentation then from New-En gland Il al
mott nine tenths in luPport Of the nea.
lures Of government. But look al the
late addredes Of the fevcral I.egiaatur W
Of the fame States to The Prsfdant, yau
viii there fee in tho}e four Legi.latures
asa votes decidedly in appreciation Of
the meaiures of the Executive, and
pledge thernlelyes and their condiments
for their fupPort. In oppoGtion 20
thofe addreiies you will find Only the d.
minutiYe and Pitiful au,nbcr of a. Al
mott IS iixteenthS- then ofalrthe people
in the four New-EngIand States, we
may finally conclude, are on fhs ide
ofgoyernment and Of the adminiara-
tion.'
vTIo H.. &C.
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NOBLE GENEROSITY!

The Jolloqcing letter e0as babEy6ed BY ar
der Ct fbs Board Of Hsalfb Of Phla-
delpbja. II deierVas to be engraved
on tie temple Of Fame.
BsRon, SEPT. II, 90.
/" To William Jones, Efq, Prefident Of the
committee Of Health 1t Pailadtlshil.
s ! have iomewhete read that the
widows mite was received into the trea-
iury--accept mine in the caufe Of hu-
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Mufcians, fix dollars.
Privates, FIVE dollars.

Mufcians, fix dollars.
Privates, FIVE dollars.
Artifcers to the infantry and artillery, and
farriers and ladders to the DRAGONS, ihall be
allowed each the monthly pay of ten dollars.
That every non commidioned officer, private
and muiician fhalll receive daily the following
ratlons Of provfon, to wit, one pound and 4
quarter Of beef, or three quarters Of a pound Of
pork, eighteen ounces of bread or -four, gill or
rum, brandy or whilkey. and At the rate Of two
quarts of fall, four quarts of vinegar, four
pounds OF ioap, and one pound and half Of
candles to every hundred ratioos.
Sec. 2. Ind Be IL firth enaasd, That the
PretIdent Of he United ) ares Be, and he hereby
is authorized to appoint a number not exceed
ing four, teachers of the arts and cienaes necef-
fairy for the inaruaion &C the artilcrils and
engineers, who hall be entitled to the monthly
pay Of fifty dollars, and two ratons per day.
Sec. s. Ind Be IL fls1bsir e1aHrd, That The
officers, non commiaioned officers, muticans
and prvates, RATED by virtue Of this act, fhall
take and 1u51ctibe the oath OF affirmation pre-
lcribed by the law intiJuled an act TO afcer-
tain and fix the military eAabhlhment Of the
United States" and they fhall be governed by
the rules and articles OF war, which have been
or may Be eaablilhed By law, and ihail Be EMIT
LED 70 the legal emouments in cafe of woHnds
or disabilities received while in aaual farvice,
and in the line Of duty. And II recels Of Sen.
ate, the Pre1ident Of the United States is hereby
authorized to appoint all the ragimental officers
proper to Be appointed under this az, and ike
vile to make appointments to fl any vacancies
in the army which may have hapPeaed during
the Prsi5nt felton, of the Senate.
Sc. 9. md 5s Il further eaGaed, That there
hal ~ appointed an irfPe6tor If the artillery,
taken from the line of aruisriRs and engineers,
who th4ll be allowed thirty dollars per mon b
in addition bis pay in The line, and four r4tons
Of Proviiions FIJI his daily fubGaence, and when
ever forage ihlll not be furnilhed by The pu0lic,
he ihall &c allowed ten dollarsper month inltead
thereof. [AfP5Oves, 1la.y s, 1899
TOHN ADAMS.
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mine annually what fun Of money fhall be a.
Owed The Sheriff Of laid county as reafonablc
compensation as we'll for extra fervces as on
account Of The particular difficulties and incon
venienees attending the difcharge Of the dtiss
o. the faid Office, in taid county, and the fun e
allowed thhlI Be paid out Of the treafury Of faid
county and the fdid ju&ices are alto hereby
authorized to allow the prefent Sheriff Of faid
county fuch fun of money as they may deem
reaionabe on account Of any ezra fervces BY
him already performed for the fame county, and
the fun 70 allowed lball be paid out Of the
treaiury Of that county.
[Aebrovsd, June ro, 1891
INCREASE SUMNER.
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From the Newyork Daily Gazette.
HAVE read with pain and indignation
the account Of public dinner given 10 NJ. Tef-
fer1on, the Vice PreGIent of tie United Srues,
on The Sabbath day, az Frederic kburg in Vir-
ginia-Whi,e heartily approve Of honor be-
ing paid 70 The officers Of our 2 .vetnment, and
reProbate all uniua and unfortunate abufa,
think the conduit If Mr.. J Ferlon and his
friends merits l>vere 1epreherhon. The &C.
count which / have fen Is accompanied with
fome remark, particularly on the Improperly
of high officer countenlnclg dGraip9a 10
the governm-nt Of bis country; Immediately
too on leaving his feat in the Senate, where de-.
cihve meatures had been taken To oppoie al
ambitious and raPaci0us enemy but what
mean principally 20 remark is the open and
honid proclamation IF that day which Is holv
unto the Lord. Ia is the 6rf inNance of the
kind have ever heard Of ~ this country, and
from the time and circumstances muR flock
every ferrous mind.
AS one of,he toafs was, " May The prefs be As
free as thecircumambient air lhatye BREATHE" 10
the gentlemen cannot, contsqgeGtl7, blame me
tor the freedom l now take At the fame time.
let then he aGlred TINT the prefs. fhall never
be "a, Intentionally, by me, to propagate fen
i'm ents u"tIgOuabe TO morality and the hap
ninels Of mankind. ule X, Ak prefent, % re-
prove what aims deadly blow at both thef.
to hold UP their con iu4 FIR The execraJion az
my countymen, and no name, and no conle-
quence ihall deter me from my purpoe There
Is wide difference between INTERPRETATION
and fair ducuiiion OF me1luTcs, between cal
umny, and the proof cf faas notorious and
fragrant Again9 the latter there ought TO be
NO bar IN a free cJ0vernr0enr W. q tL. r-.r,
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ArtiHeriR5 q En2ineers,

% ferve for the term of years, unlefs fooner
PORTLAND is Ell tbl1hed as the
iprnllpll place of renis2Uour, for The recruits
saed in the Diitri9 OF Maine; where proyilions,
'cloathing, and othe! neceHarics are provided
!, for hem and to which all Pc fons, who are
h properly qualified, and who are ambitious to
tervc their untTy, are invited to repair. 1t is
asTequllte that al recruits Except mufcians) be
asS fest ard inches in height-alove rs and
@under 46 years Of age-healthy and robuG-
able 70 bear the tatigHes, and 70 acquire the
donors Of folders. Each recruit will he emil
ok1ed to z dollars bOunty-Gx Only Of which
wll Be p il him at the time of en,iitment; the
loher fix viii be paid him on his union with the
.fegir1ent, or be included in the hrt monthly
pay roll. Hi, daily ra-ions will conft of one
pound ana quarter Of beef or three Quarters
aiiof pound OF pork, eighteen ounces Of bread
Tor -four, and one gil ofruu, br.1dy or whifkey,
Executive Of 4 ProporJion4ble allowance Of falt,
h Vinegar, foap, and candles. He will receive
ssysary the following articles Of cloathirg, viz.
zone anket, one hat, one Rock and clafp, one
I scat, one VET, four ihirts, two pair of woollen
and two pair Of linen overalls, four pair If
focks or Go kings, four pam of h7cs. and enc
rpliT ot buckles The monthly pay Of the re-
aF.cruits IS e9abifhed as follows, viz Serietn,s,
dollars Co:porals, 2 dollars Mulic,ans, s
dollars; and PrivaJcs dollars. A number
anof ar,i6cers, fIch as WAesbi75s, BaaEGrnbs,
Va. CarbeH1rrl, and Arm7ursrs, are alf1 wan eI !;
AN their monthly pay VII he dollars. N me
iabut floh as have ferv,d regular ap r:n clihips
a their reflective trades, eI NIKE appca
zion. Thefe ,everai Descriptions of men it they
ghavc an inclination to engage il fervice. may
'yisppy to the fl1icriber at the COLUMBIAN Ia
4s1EHN, ii Portland.
n AMOS STODDARD,
ns Crst ~ Psri77 - Uated Stals A,t u Eapi4se,s
y Portland, h4,aR I,I7g9.
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CHR3rovsd .,77are 70, 1887
INCREASE SUMNER.

An AL providing compensation for fer
vices Of the Sheriff Of the county of
Hancock.
BIZ II r7a1sd Lyflc S.1ate ard R0af orRs-
Pr1f4tatiqrf II Geaayal Can't o1.QJld, end ~ hs
authority gft.' El~r, Thai The ju.tices OF The
Court 81 General sefians Of the Peace for lie
county Of Hancock, be, md they are hereby au
tho;iied ana required 10 alccrian and deter.
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POWDER.

~ He Selcfmen Of any town. or other per-
= ions who are in want Of muG<et O. cannon
g'OWDER, may know at the Pot Office in
'orland' where they can purchlfc fupply on
I eaionaole terms. July e.
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Take Notice.

NIL perfans Indebted 70 the la'e 6rm Of
f Window q RobinCon,
i,her BY note. bond, or account, are hereby
&c lc}ed 10 call and lette VI h the Sublcriber,
.s,hin ~ days otherwil- they will be put in
'Gt-None cxcented.
E JONATHAN WINSLOW.
Il Sz-oarabta, AEsgf r 1898.
81 CT The above mcclure is abfolutely nccefl-
nlY, 'heti -Itioe may be done % The Creditors Of
aid f N.
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Monday, Augut 13, 1898.
Soldiers Wanted!

Try an act Of CongreGs Of the 27th
a. Of April Ian, the PreG1ent Of the United
States is au horlfed to engage, by voluntary
snhitment, an ad lition4l rig ent Of
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Lars Of MaDacb4Gtty.

Aa for affecting ant. collecting Taxes
on the Pews in the Meeting HouCe
where the Rev. john ToMPsoN Off
ciates, in the FirH or South Pariih in
Bsrq0ick, for the repair and amend
ment of 1aid HOule.
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Or. Logan's a61ped embqly, to the
greet nation, is worthy Of a foolilh jaco-
bin. The blockhead fhould know that
we have no faith in the crocodile pro-
fefIions ofFrenchmen.--As nation,
may not the following exprefive pafage-
from Milton be applied TO them I
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IacObin abfurditv.

E*tr1f 9fa letter fran DR.. Logan, dated
Bourdcax Sept. 9, 10 bis qcif5, public
edat bsr te9ueR.
:" rave the Pleafure 70 inform you, that
snba'k this day on board The hip Perseverance
Tor Phil delphi, and lhail bring with me GiC-
patches for our government, calculated to ref.
tore thar harmony, the lois Of, which has been
10 fantibly felt by bah countries. All Ameri
can velels in the harbors Of France have been
American ptlf ncrs have been fet
At liberty and the mot Pofitire adurances
have been made, that France is ready to enter
on treaty for the ami, able accommodation Of
all mattees in dfpute. American citizens are
treated with ref?e6 in every Part Of France, and
the appearance, IF a rsconc liltion between the
two republics affords the h'goe1 f4rsfa lion 70
all claGes Of citizens in this country, &c. &c.
GEORGE LOGAN"
EThis Logan r1u2 b. othcr kaave or fool
--thisis clear Let thole who are better &C.
quaintei with him cat he eieaionl
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ten Gail Of large vefels, foon afterwards p.roei.
we'd tour Others following them. Al funiet one
OF the latter hauled her wind, chafed and boar.
ded the Perseverance Che proved to Be the Bri
ilh brig Sylpb, Capt. White, who informed,
that the ten fail ofYeaels we had feen, were A
hip OF the line and nine frigates (French) full
OF troops, and fIPpofed bornd to Ireland, or
the Wet Indies ; and that The three following
them were Bitih friqates and that he was
d'ipatehed to the Admiral at Cork, to keep a
good look out tor them.
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THE GAZETTE.
portland.

MoNDAf, NoYEh1sER 26tb, 1898.
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The Federal Choices
From a Correfpondent at the eaGward.

From a Correspondent at the ealtward.
MR. IENKs,
| HAVE endeavoured to geta Tlatement Of
The votes for Federal Reprelentative in the Fira
EaiternDiitrid, aud have heasd from every town
IN The counties of Hancock and Lincoln Tex
cePting Bowdoinham. Ballfown, Boothbay,
Duckuap and CAnaan) in thele towns the votes
were in the whole, for <
Silas Lee, Etq. Jas
Henry Dearborn, Efq. 449
Nathaniel Drummer, Efq. ga
Scattering votes, II
] have been inform by undoubted authori-
~, that the county of Wafh- ngtonis federal,
and The electors to man united in favour
Of Mr.. LRt.-The Lord Omnipotent reign
eth-Let all FederaliRs rejoice. HUZZA.
FRI EGiisrn Djfcid, Nov. Ie, 1898.
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e. The non-arriyal Of the Mail, oc-
caGoned by the late uncommonly fevere
and lengthy fnow-form, will apologize
for the lack of news this day. But it
is hoped the reader will find fomething
in the columns Of Tbe Gazette TO " a.
mufe the hour, and alif conversation. -
FooLf t5at qre are 70 gabr far (;a1rtbing nt7v,
" 1fndidy i'rr at eUryy Thing tbat'f did,;
" Wbaf D't 10 ar, tbs tale belAg gOod and true,
"When, or BY rVbom, thai tale gffris6 qva5 told p
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The General in Chief !!

On Saturday, about II o'clock, our beloved
General arrived in town. De.achments from
the difeTent troops Of horfe met him on the
road, at and from CheRer, and Escorted him to
the city. Captains Wharton, M'Kean, Dun.
IaP, Morrell, and Singers companies Of caval-
ry--MacPhenon's Blues, and captain Hovey's
company were drawn up in the centre fquare,
and as be approached, ne aligh,ed from his
Carriage, and with his fecrerary, Mr.. Lear,
pafed the line uncovered, to the ufual falute
of Prefented arms. He was juAly and unver
fally received with prefented hearts-never did
more joy and confidence appear than his pre-
fence, infPired: Having got into his carriage
again, he was eltorted to Mrs. Whites, in
Eighth Greet, where guard from Macpherfon's
Blues was Immediately mounted, to attend
their friend and chief but he. however, politely
declined accepting it, at the fame time erpref
Gng his Gncere thanks for their kind attention
to him.
The General was dreGed in bis uniform, and
is apparently in good health and fpirirs.
There is not on earth fpedacle more wor.
thy an independent Gate, than the fuBlime and
grateful Plaudits fits citizens, directed to one
grand and illuGriovs objea-rewarding virtue
As the only permanent BATS of public Affection
and eliminating the qualities Of the f4ge, The
patriot, and the hero, by the divine efFufons Of
public gratitude.
The arrival Of WASHINGTON in our city
at THIS period, gives birth to train of rtAec-
tons, which theIcanty period aligned to our
labouys will not permit Us 70 indulge. Ills diGn-
tcreaed zeal for the public good, which has
lately proved itftH unfhaken BY the hand Of
time, and which exalss the American name 70
the higheR pitch Of glory, has produced con
ten between the impregnaBle virtues Of the
chief, and The gratitude Of the citizen, that viii
exit beyond the reach Of years. Q Amer
cars, indulgent Heaven has beloved upon you
a fecond @EiH'n5, in period Of danger-May
you long initiate his example, and, when the
inGdious enemy Of your rights fhall have been
proRrated BY bis arm, rurPafs even Roman mu-
niiceace, BY GROWING the retirement Of your
Friend and HsEo, By your BLESSINGS and your
PRAISE.
Major General Alexander Hamilton and the
Hon. James M'Henry, Secretary at Wa, ALTO
arrived in town this day, and accompanied the
lieut., General to bis lodgings.
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~ barbarons nOjf iavadfS ~,
Of s7v'r and eoctoof, a1Sf, apes, and degf.
Thy 6irgl Jr FREEDOM in tbeir Jt9jcejf m0od;
L.jceeae f4ey mem, qiher tbcy 0y Liberty;
Tar qg5o loQaS thaf maf fri b qv5f arc goad
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PHILADELPHIA, NOV. /,

tI1IbAOELPAlA. NON' (.
The late Enel'th papes contain he trials of
'T anany Of the lrth rebes, and every one of them
sa replee W III valuable information for the PEG
ouI pc OtAmerica. Su b upulous examinations of
avn 6fouti2es n the guilt theygive evidence againa,
Ill envelope the plans,tEe means md the views, of
heliIh conipiracy, the ram 6ca ions If which
acrAaNe mott &c tainly extended to this cou1try.
n q Oblerve with what mallgnity our democratic
sseisTaPers fpeak Of :he Irj6 reformer5 IL. their
H- 1ght 70 beray your country is no crime but
'nnfo betray, o. rather to dert7, a traitor, IS an
CIV scHence, for which hell is too flight punih-
'sa nent on this fubjea an Engih editor very
juitly remarks, that, with the queRion Of the
4 Virtue or vice Of thoie BY whom a dangerous
sg Il and wicked plot IS difcovered and proved, the
aan. country which IS benefited by the diicovery
iar BIAS little TO do. What Johnfon obierves
Tass ION this head cannot be TOO often repeat
4aEsed, that combinations Of villains would be-
hFhsrome two itron8 tor any government, if they
were not f1trare and 70saS from tie ;ys,ebtry of
Yd azbgff svb0 enbgyked in them"
TOD Now, ponder well, We villains who have
Il sRroniPlred, and who IT'LL coulpre, sgainR the
raa ShaPpineis and independence of America While
a:a- there IS more than one Of you alive, TO one
h, m amongR you eau Gay he is fate
mE4 We thall have hundreds, if no. thouflnds,
vt n thete mHcreants over here. Let any one
hr! read the following article, from Dublin pa.
ihiPer Of The 18th Of July, and 4uPPrels his ap-
th'prehenGons if he can.
z1ail The following are the names and aTumed
! AsTanks Of the rebels mentioned in or lat, who
otfFmPlo'e1 pardon, on condition Of felf tranl-
portation FIR life,
So Michael Aylme~, Colonel Edward Ftzge.
.salFald, d.. Jofeph { rmick, capt George Lube,
RAr do. Andrew Farrell DO. Hugh Ware, lieuten
HiT ant col. Dennis F1rrel, private, Pat. Mooney,
lg4do. Richard d " do James Tegman, capt.
aA Mich. Qnig'ey, DO. Bryan M'Dermot, DO Pat
ls,l Hanlon, do. Thomas AndOc, Priva'e, Peter
90 Cochran, private y5om n.
There can be no doubt but mOR Of thief.
williams will make choice Of America, as they
r are forced 10 choofe fome country nat at qyqr
trA fgtb Grsat5riiai7. Let any man think Of this,
td and then ceniure The Him Le7v if he can.
III That law mu oontin = in force and NUT be
itr6tly executed too, and not remaina dad letter.
M as itnow does, or America ia III ned.
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BALTIMORE. NOV

This morning General Warrington arrived
Il town Ton his way to Trenton having been
be- BY Two troops Of Dragons Tome miles to
he iouth Inward Of the city. After breakfaa he
paGed aud received the honors Of two regiments
II foot, drawn up in the Rreet for that pur-
poe and after returning to Brydon's inn,
where his carriage waited, be fer off for the
Sufquehannah, eieorted by Bays rroopof light
dragoons. The JOY was general, and every eve
looked upon him with reverence and relpe4.
The General Is on his way to Trenton, where
Il isiad, he IS going 70 meet the Proficient, the
three late ENJOYS to France, ans the General
Officers OF The proviGonaI army.
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Dom9lc Occurrences.
NORFOLK NOV

NORFOLK, NOV. Z.
THE trial Of the fhip Niger, captured iome
sime ago BY the UniteG STATES ftigate Conlti
tntion, Captain Nicholfon, came on at WilHaml-
burgh, on Wednesday, when, alter long
hsaiing, fhe was liberated. We underRand the
Captain Of the Niger has laid his damages at no
;ncon6derable fun.
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Marine

b mylgf bn5Ej6ed an article ef b;B
ne70s ffromfbe P0r1m0utb oracle, reiafjve
TO a rsDa Ib0ken goitb BY Capt. Mouifon,
)aid 10 6egtbis port } zObicb / iglerted in
order TO excite a proper inVshgati0n. lam
n070 bqppy 70 declare, from authority, that
no (pc6 infamous captain djlSrace5 tie bon-
CT and liberal mariners Of Portland.
Lar Tuefday evening in the violence of the
fnow torn, lchooner of about 60 tons be-
longin TO Palm 4quaddy, parted her cables,
was driven upon Portland head, and dalhed
to pieces. The people were all faved The
fchooner- was laden With boards, Rfh and po-
tztoes, bound TO BoAon.
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Luther BALDWIN cf Newark, was arreaed on
Saturday at, BY The Ma fhal IF the Stale Of
Neuierey, III ri the late Sell ion AG. for ex-
Preaing a Win t5af ne PrsGdtat Of The United
Siatsf Gvs5 dsal
rYes the great with, the longing dsfre ofthe
French fAaion. The PRECEDENT is almoH the
only bar IN heir way to general pllase-God
ptef.rya his life III