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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01

LONDON, AUGUST is.
Lad week, in digging the foundation
for the New Gaol and Correction houfc
in York, about 100 Glver pennies Of
William the conqueIor were found, ma
ny of them in good Frelervation one
or TWO Of them with hdc faces, the 9th
ers full faced, and canopy over the
head ; being what is ailed canopy type,
make ihele coins more valuable. -There
was likewif. found, at the fame time,
one or two gold ornaments aneieotly
worn on the breals as gorgets--not
coffin tire, as luppoied by many who
have ieen them. The coins are iup.
.poled 10 have been Ilruck at York, from
Evorlck being on the reverle, and TO
have lainnearly 500 years in the ground;
tor the eonqucror beiiesedYorkio 1910,
which surrendered after dsfence Of tx
months. Theft coins will lead TO for.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01

We underland that the Manufacturers
in Bengal have GOT into the method of
manufacturing opium after the Turkilh
manner ! and much ben ett is likely 10
reiult from the improvement. Attic
the expectation of this article into the
Chinefe dominions is ltitiy prohibited
by an edla OF the Chineie Government,
YET no diminution has taken place IN
the iale amount Of opium.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01

In consequence of remonaranees from
the French Government, four perions,
IL Is laid, have been arrelted at Jer,ey,
charged with committing aGadIna,ions
aud other fragrant crimes in France ;
and they are 10 be delivered up.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01

Nicholas Boreau, has obtained =
the United States, letters patert 's'V So
ing 20 him lii heirs and ausuS =,
fourteen years, the extludve riss' ~'s
liberty Of making, cocaruaing' wv
aud vending certain Ecosefrit''. ~,
aqd nip Sfsam Kiteh,v, by him invS''''. II
wheteby every culinary preoelss Il
formed with Additional taeiii'y' ar :
great layins 81 fol.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01

Their d;ftovery ia elueiiating the ieits q
the ancient cattle.
r-----z
In The year 1857, i was decided AZ
Crsnobie. that child. borae by ths
wife az M,uleoa lie Beaumont, ~ INC
eonrg,. of foor years during which he
had been ahlent from her, WA leg'ti
mate. and that ihe had conceived b.
iii4linq on her huiband. The deeillon
was founded on the examination q
Mlwives. who all declared that iueh
bad frequently been their cafe
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01

A fingullr efeape occurred on Wed,
nelday morning, 10 Royaone areet =
A child falling from two pair OF ltairs
window, was eaugh, by It's hams upon
a clothes line, ana fell from this low
fufpenGon to the ground, without the
leaf injury.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01

IoEnaS. AUGUST NJ.
Switzerland, il would ieem, i, by no
means iatis6ei, Notwithstanding the re
tirsmeut OF the troops Of France. -
Three OF the Csnrons, as We aatsd on
Saturday, Uri. Sehwitz and undsrwaI
deo, have formally demanded 20 be
|fparatsd from thc General Conlejera
cy, AMI to reiume a Cona'tn,ion mere
comfortable 70 theiF habits and man
uers. We have hrong Doubts OF The
Fira Cariu,'s ahent. The defendant
Of thof. brave mer who 10 robly devo
ted their lives for liberty and ineepen.
tence, are therefore about 70 make the
Zane glorious iacridce as their ancei.
tors. Every country in Europe, il VIC
except the;r oppreifars, has already
wep, over the uneSampled iuiFetngs
ot thofe inoiienlive and virtuous noun.
taineets they ftem now determined 20
make a lat effort 70 throw off their
new yoke, and every friend OF human
ity mutt with them fneeeis. Let the
Firll Conlnl who alone has il in his
power, OF his own accord, generouiy
rettore their independence 70 thsie brave
people, aud he will Sc applauded IS
indeed the friend OF virtue. But If il
be the policy Of the Fteeeh government
to foment the civil dlhentions OF the
unhappy Swils, till il be found expedi.
enl to take them alto, as well as the
Italian Republic under the protection
Of France-will not lueh eondua de-
lerve the feverea reproba,ion
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01

BoNsFAkrE's horle wa drobe is
perhaps, the moa icperb and vaua.
bic in che world. Some Of he fAddles
Of his own horfes are valued a, 10000
francs each. The wardrobe Keeper Is an
EngIilhman OF the namc OF Milbourn.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01

Tue Following : cared fa,er.o.
at tho votes ia the l,vegal count,r. =
Delaware -
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01

PARIS, AUGUST CT.
Since the news Of the adoption Of the
organic laws of the French contribution
were received at the Hague, the public
funds at thar place have experienced
comfortable rife.
a memorial was lately read NJ the
fitting Of The academy ct arts and ici
ences At Paris, upon the poiiibility Of
directing air balloons. The author Is
citizen Henia, chief OF fquadron Of the
18th regiment Of dragons. He main.
tains that they are capable Of beiag
conducted thro the air upon the princi.
Piles Of navigation /; he Propoles TO have
4 parachute reverted, rs the means Of
retardiug their Attention and horizontal
direction.
PARTS, AUG. as.
MIR. Fox dined with the Mniier
Talleyrand the day before yeterday-
\ ehoien party was invited, they Raid
the whole evening.
The following arc The particulars OF
the mode Of proceeding againa the En-
glib Journals. AT ten ia the morning,
all the tarrisrI of the police fprest them
felves through the coffee houfes, and
the reading rooms Of the Palais Royal
they inaantly, and without ihewing any
order, &c zed and carried off all The
d5ib4, spsetbr and mosiblts they could
find, and bore them 10 the foot OF the
grcat ltaireafc OF the Tribu nate, where
they were burned in the mila of a cir
Gle formed by the invalids Of whom th,
guard Of that body IS eompo(ei. Tn,
following morning the fame execution
was recommended but rs the collection
was lefs eopious, they oontented them
felveF with tearing the papers which l
prodn
Some readers, offended at theic un
eeremonious proceedings, and wilhing
TO dapute the property Of the papers
that were in their hands, have been
arrelled as partitions Of the Engliih Jour.
naliAs.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-01

Gerss GrSiH DagGfsr-More eanting
and arrogance are feldom dfllsyed
than will be found in the following ad-
drsfs. II affords IN admirable com.
mens on the character OF the ruler OF
a he gTea. nsebls."
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-02-27
FROM rHx Bosrok GAzrrrz.

At the Court aG Dedham, iaf week, the
Grand Jury returned bill of indictment a.
gaina DAVID Silk, Haac Whiting, Reuben
Farfingtcn, Ebenezer Fairbanks, Jun. Ma
ci,anicl Davis and Samuel Gay, for the refcue
o. Tff2u Fafrban1s, OH the 18th of Auguit,
who was confined under fentence of death for
murder. Harrington and Whiting were .ac-
quilted by the JurY--Gay is gone away
Silk, Fairbanks and Davis, were found guilty.
Theie three are punifhed b. fines and irrpri.
Torment. \ bill of indictment was alto found
againi} Stephen Fairbanks, boy Of eighteen
years old. He would have pied guilty; but
conGdering his youth he was NOT put to plead.
Another Bill was found againit Samuel Cot
ton, and Jacob Ham(on, for the fame offence.
The(e two were Negroes--thcy were made
witneiIes BY the Attorney General, and en-
AN indiGssicsie --ss found sgainf Henry Duke
fon; bat went awav with, and was taken and
been confined to cioie Jail ever Gnce isbe
Attorney General found it necehary, in or
der to complete the chain of evidence ,aoanf2
Ebenezer Fairbanks, who appeared to have
been the principal offender, to have Dukeham
fworn IS witneis. no encouragement was
given bin of lenity; but the Judge thought
that it was not proper to proceed to tIyhini,
after having beenfwor1 as witneGr sgaini} MS
accompiices and therefore a was discharged
The Grand Jury found q bill againi} the
Deputy Jailor; but the trial is poGponcI ill
Augut. A bill was foand againif Do6loy
Klttridge for perjurY, committed in the t-jal
of 7aion Fairb0nh5; bur the trial is put OK to
the next term.
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SHOCKING.
From DI5itslqoros Paper, IF Det. 28.
ne tbaf bafb ears to hear, let rim bear-ana
let rs a0ee5 7Oitb tbojt thu qyesp.

Onth sd day of Oa. laR, tne wife of Mr..
Rufus Herric af Norwich, IN the county of
Chenango (itate of New York, having eiv-
en- a COW fone lait, food in an heedlefs man
ner by her until fhe rad eaten tup, when the
ccN wjtlfan anticK motion Of her head, wound
ed Mrs Herric wish one of her horns, 20 tha;
fhe let cut her bowels, which Mrs. Hcrric
held UP with her hands until fhc got into the
houtc, and laid hcriclf or the bed, where, NOT
wlthitsnding allhuran efforts for her rccovc-
ny, fho expired i've days after, in the 23d year
OF her age. She left an afcclionatc hu(barid
ana FIVE Children to mourn their lois, But a.
les not long did they mourn, before three
of rhe chiljren were called TO follow their de-
ceafed parent On Saturday lat dec. I2th,)
Mr.. Herric went to labour on the iide Of the
river cppote 20 lis hou(c, and fet out TO re-
turn 70 BIS family IN the beginning OF the e.
yening, but iome one had removed the canoe,
70 that be could not conveniently crofs the RI
yer tia. night therefore he cce-Iuded 70
tacry rom his family until morning but he
was alarmed about 10 o'clock in the evening
| by tn; light ofh;s houlc in flames when he
made all poihblc lpcsd toget to it but before
he or any other one could get to the place, his
hotlie, three OH children, two daughters one
in hei eleventh year, the other in her ninth,
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-02-27

fagis psriSn aviH d;;15afe the eorrss7asG Of
" this remark. I'VE ihall fee bv and hive
Adopting the can't of the National Intelligent
GER, this printer tells us that "Nfr. Bayar,l
" addrei'ed hinielf moflly to--t6s yaley.
fanding." tits likely thar the fecond ferries
OF debates on the judiciary bill willoccupy a
iecond iixty or ninety columns.
No other 5uIincis of rnuch conicouence has
been tranfa6ted by the houfe of reprc(enta
'tives The Mint tecms in fome danger OF
being Condemned by the representatives !,
but il they {hould dc 10, there is great proba-
bliity thar the ienate will resuie their concur
renee.
From Europe we have nothing ofinpor-
It&nce. The papers are filled with reports
concerning the progreiS Of the negotiation for
peace between France and England, the fail
ing OF tie French troops for ST. Domingo, the
names OF their officers, &c. One Of the
Forged extracts Of letters, that we have met
wits this week, fays that the French are 60
ing 90 RETIRE BrabaHt TO TIE dktfa,iazs. This,
toriooth! comes N letter from gentleman
| OF the firit reipcctability In AplAeldam to
merchant in Philadelphia. The extract,
although but ihort, contains another capital
| fiction, wit, that the French deiicn to fhut
iup the aarigatioH Of .fntvotrs { This is juR
| as ii America were TO ihut VI, the naviga-
! tion OF James River We had defgned to
firing together number of thetc precious
if*fJGtfs; bat room is wanting,
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-02-27

quaintcd. Itappears that the rider was OBJ
ferved on the road travelling towards Augui-
Ia, with rhe Mail behind him, and with the
remnants of lsye.ai letters ia his hand, which
he appeared to be deftroying; ieveral parts of
letters and Poft Bills and one letter was fouEd
In the road, and the covering of mail lirec
ted a Auguitai" tieie circumstances induced
the poit mater at Columbia cosrt honfe, when
the rider arrived at his Office TO arreit him,
ygben he confcfIed that irnalf hole had been
worn in the mail port nantua, though which
he contrivedto get packet or mail of letters;
rhat out of the letters directed to Peter(burg,
Virginia, he took IS dollars, and out of4sno.
ther dirc3cd 10 Mr.. Rhodes, in Savannah,
he took 200 dollars, the money he rockeied,
and dettroycd all the letters in that packet;
22o dollars of the money were found upon him,
thele are all the particulars atpre(ent within
cur knowledge.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-02-27
a DUEL.
( From a fGte Ne,v-Nrk Paper. J

Yefterday morning notwithstanding
its being the Chriltian Sabbath, and in
fpire of the contempt into which duel
ling has failen,) two gentlemen met at
Hobuck TO lettle an affair Of bonor. At
the frIt fhot, We underltand, a bali pc
netrared the coat of one Of the parties !;
at the fecond, he was wounded in the
thigh. The iajnred bosor of his antago-
niit having received this atonement, the
conbatants and eheir friends Quilted the
field, 'e0gsred 1vitb giory.''
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and ion in his fifth year, with all his houCc-
hold furniture and effects were confirmed.
Two fons, Abel and George, the eldeR and
youngeie, one near thirteen, and the other a.
bout two, cicaped the Aaines. 1t is fupoofed
that the eldeit carried his brother out of the
,houfe bur he cannot remember any thing
about it. Abel, with the marks of fire upon
him, ran about fifty rods to the neareil houfe,
but it was TOO late to obtain relief, for the
houfe had fallen, and the children were dead.
& fuperal ierlnon was preached the Monday
following, and what little reaains oftbs chill
dren could DC gathered, were Inferred by the
tide of the dccealcd mother.
Il cannot be t''ae tbat Ifrs. He5rie ssas
o"ly taVfaty- tire years ef age, at TIE tims of
5F' death 6eeaHie ne arc told tbat her eiatF
I'm 7oas thirteen. TIE matter IS ofns emf
anene<i bat it is ais0ay5 properto6 eoryea.
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TO PAPER. Makers.

Notice is hereby given, that the Unir,
ed States have granted PATENT to
the fubicriber, for difcovery he has
made in the manufacture of paper, viz.
in making Paper from the fhavings Of
tannned Leather, COMMONLY known by
the name Of curriers' fhavings
which Patent, he has vefed in him, for
the term ofI4 years, from the twenty
eight day Of December lat, an executive
right TO ufc the fame, or Of vending it
to others to be ufed, agrceably TO the
law Of the United STATES, in fuch cafe
made and provided.
JOSEPH CONDIT, Jun.
Bloomfield, January II, 1902,
N. B. All applications for rights mutt
be made for the pTelenr, at the paper
Mandatory al Bloomfield, where difFe-
rent famPles of Inc paper may be feen.
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CAUTION.

A number of counterfeit Notes ofthe
Bank ofthe United States are IN clrcu-
lar.on----The refemble, as nearly as
pofjbIe, the genuine Notes, except in
the wafer mark---Thsy we're made in
Springfield. N. J.---one Of the ac-
completes has been difcovered, but was
lucky enough TO make his efcaPe before
he could be arrelted 1T is iaid he has
gone off to the Wefern Country
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-02-27
LONDON, December, ~.

We daily receive the mott difreninp ac.
counts of the effects of the late ftouny wea-
,ther. 1 heie have been dreadful on the coat
of Holland, an we learn by. a neutral veH.l
arrived at HaFwich, that no lcf5 than ~eigbty-
four Eheliih refels have been wrecked BIZ
tsyscn the 'Cexel and the AEaefs. Eightv
dead bodies had in one day, been found ~,
the thore, and carried for interment "a fhr
Brillc. The damage, we hear, has been
equally great 10 the iouthward.
Decsmbtr, Is.
lris with much regret we are again oblie-
ed 70 recur TO the unhappy attractions in the
Acct at Bantry Boy, which are highly diff
graceful TO the brave feanen who have been
nlisled by the enemies of their country.
Mott of the particulars contained in the fol-
lowing account may be coniidered as tolera-
bly, authentic.
" twas on theevening of the 9TH infant,
that the firif obiervations were made By the
officers of ihiPs OF the fquadron in Bantrv
Bay, that indications became eyidenr,y Ger
tain Of come intended and approaching act
of Mutny. It appears, that or its Being
underftood that four or fsc fail of the line
were to be fent to the Wet Indies, the crews
of the Itmeraire and Foymidabh declared
that as the peace was made, they wonld fail
only to England and they declared their
determination not to weigh anchor if called
upon. Approximations were entertained that
this ipirit of Naturalization would extend
TO the whole fleet.
" No filling orders arriving, and the in
tended inlurre6tion being adjourned to that
event, things remained in The ufual petition
till the morning of the 10th infant, when a
feanan on board thc Ttmeyairs, Rear Admi-
raj the hon. George Canipneii, inifoelav,nr
hinielf extremely, and with circum1tances OF
daring mpudence, towards one of TIE lieu
tenants, received q logging, and was put in
irons,
s'Soon after this occurrence, appearances
of revolt were for fome tne very vible
upon the tore-cafle, unti at length a gene
raj cry was fer up of I" refcue the man in
;rons; and an attempt was made TO enforce
their threat
& The Rear-adniral, with undauated seic-,
luton and pretcnce of mind, ordered the
matches to be cloled down in4Rlediacely and
iecon3cd with no lefs intrepidi,y by captain
Eylcs and al hrs officers, luPporecd by the
marines who have done honor TO themlelves
and gwen glorious example 70 Their COPS
upon this location, he ru1Ied into the mid
die of the nIutineers and brought out their
ringleaders prifoners from amongft them.
I hey were Immediately fent off in irons to
ne flag fflip of admiral Mitchell, in order to
be tried, and to receive the pdnifhn1ent due
TO che crime noft unworthy Of Bfitifh failors.
1T may be confidently hoped that the
failure OF this ART experiment of the confpi-
racy, the punifhn,cnt OF the guilty, and the
example given TO ali other fhips by the IT,
merafre and her officers, have by this Tins
extihguiihed the taft fpark ofthe leditioR."
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At no period, Gnce the commandments
.: ,c federal contribution, have the debates
Of congrcfs been pubiftsed in f!oh anirregular,
aa6 at the fame time IL iAch volunrnous
manner, as at prcfcnt. ormerly, the reporters
and primers Of newspapers had only to cope
with the debates of The houie ofreprefentatives;
or, if 1hcv did occaiionalIy puhliih debate
- he I-cata, il vas avery rare circunffance
IN the beginning of the prctent felton,, the
fenate ag. ecd 70 ad.nt 81 two reporters. Al
moi immediately afterwards, MIR. Brecken-
ridge brought IN his bill for the repeal of the
judiciary att of ia!t tefiion. On this oucGion
llc G7ad 10 iei=tban three faccefive fpeechcs,
which would probably have filed ten or twelve
columns 81 Is 7 nc Recorder Befdes thc
fgeech OF Mr. Morris, inferred IN this days
!:per, he made iccond, which Of itfclf would
,:li at leaf ten Of our Columns, or perhaps
IA ger number We arl notfar either above
az below gGe mark, when We ffafe tha: theie
rwo gentlemen five iPecches alone would
Ill twenty-five columns OF tbs paper. Many
osAcr members o. lie fcnatc fpoie, luch as
g.oe-aj hIaioc, ec,era jacklon, MR.. Stone,
Mr !. afaIon, Mr.. Dlcott, Nj. IIacy, Mr.. |
1F-:-,' ~ 'hiyiran, ard Mr.. Rofs. Mr..
;iH an h!n3.c.f occupies teyen columns and
." '.., in oa- Of the newspapers Upon a
.%|"f. Il GHgf5, We AZ contidest that the
i7eo9hcs aIrzad. pubIi(ned are equal 10 1Ixf,- (
c@''rs Of THIS paper. We do not pretend |
@6ture the number of columns thar are |
-sierTe; perhaps nor lcis than twenty
q core.
r~-der k:ows that this BIZ paR the
maioriry Of ane. The lawyers Of
a:i2ce 9'a., or do ie.Gl q very dsciGye ma
n'-H ri ,h.r, have prclentcd 70 congrcls
memorial IN favour Of the old .aw This pa
,.r IS we formerly noticed, IS lubfcribed by
VI. Alexander Dallas, az eminent ana active
.=~lhHtann lts alio iuGlcribed by MIR. John
:;'.', ion 70 13c governor; end the after, |
A.. co,"r.a4jca;ion - the aGcnbly, has an,
nouuc-:.. 4 terms abundantIg plain, thar he
) oppo.a- 70 ti,e repeal OF rhc .-e judiciary
'~~ On the other hand gFeAt humber oi
c'UZ-a Of Phijad- lphia, and all, or moG Of!
th>m, t'le friends oi governor Mexican, have
P enrcd an address aeajnR The old law, and
IL .ayalr o. tho plan Of Mr. Breckenridge.
Al ,ais betrays a very wide difference of
ogiaiaa among the republicans
Iris Judiciary bill has fncc bcen brought
before ,hchoufe Of Representatives. On1E tn
Tie 5th, the h3uie took it up, ard went into
cor.alitfec Of the whole They have fincc
debated great deal about it On the 18Th
cIrr,.s-, Mr.. Stanley from North ClroliDa
iro!e q ah the bill, and MIR. Giles in de-
Tease 81 i. i Warrington paper OF the roth
lays si'ar she debate was likely 70 laf two
.'@eTe Ftoa ,"c time OF its commencement
'.' IL ei's' msi' 'plendid facccheS on the
- aaa 1905 yet been d.iivercd. APP
.a'.o, ""a! b. done, thar csn be
- 75. .Vt the contribution, but hope
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PUsLIc Taxes PAYABGE IN VIRGINIA,
1902.

On wholetale merchants, forty dollars; on
retail ditto, fifteen dollars: on lands, for
every hundred dollars value, agrccablY TO the
equaliaing law, forty-eight cents: for every
fave above The age OF twelve years, except
fuch as have been, or ihall bs-exemptcd by
reafoas of age and intirmi.y by the respective
county or corporation courts, forty cents:
Tor eyery ffud horfe and jack ais, twice the
price ar which tuch horte or ais covers mare
for the feator: for all other hories, mules,
mares, and colts, twelve cents each, for every
ordinary licenic, twelve do ars and fifty cents
for every foar wheel riding carriage, except
phserons and itage Wagons, one dollar and
twenty-five cents per wheel: for all phgtonS
'nd ftage Wagons, eighly-four cents per
wheel; and for every other riding carriage
With two wheels, fort three cents per wheel
or all lots and houies III town, one dollar and
'fty-fix cents on every hundred dollars of the
-enf thereof.
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IA FIB.7

a letter ron Dublin Aates, that James
Nappef Tandy, who bore the conrlifion Of
general OF Brigade in the French fervicc, has
received official notice to prepare for in,r1edi-
&C execution, or transportation TO Botany Bay
for life
TfUroya1
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rFrem q lat. Aasnaa AerslA.l

Laf} evening was committed to Jail in this
place, W iiharo Fuller, the Wef4ern Poft Ri
Der, elargcd With robbing The mail Of the
United States with the particulars OF the
franiaction, we are not at preient tuliy &C
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