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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-13
Communicating.
Mr.. SHIRLEY.

Mr.. SHIRLEY,
propose, with your permission, in series
Of numbers, to hold forth Mirror 10 the Wis
ION Of Democracy, in which Size may behold
ihe deiormity Of her character, the base
ness Of her motives. the 'on'emp,ibleness
of her arGfce. In dong which shall CON
fine myself principally to extracts from the
current democratic publications &. lie day
avoidtn.- as Ear As possible any aiiusions 10
individual character.
"Iig nat lie tooi, bit toi!y is 1Ry ann"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-13

SIMON DEARBORN.

EAS Removed from his lata hand ii Ex-
= change-isrees, tc the head Of Isryabazs
Wbayf, where he carries OF a. ufua. The
TAILORING BUSINESS and ioHciis The
patronag. Of his friends and the public in
general.
SEAMEN'S CLOATHING.
He iells on commiliion every article Of
Mariners CIoathng, at he very owef pri-
CO., and VIII have on hand conlant and
FIJI fupPiv- luted to he ieaions.
Portland, TKly so
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-13
--.x< 49, :%%c<----
CUrc. far The bite Of a mad ID.

Cure fer The bite Of mad dog.
1t is asserted by some authors that
onions pealed, ard seasoned with honey
and salt, are a sovereign remedy for the
bite Of mad dog end that either raw
or cooked they are an excellent remedy
for the dropsy, dissipating the obstruc-
lions, and re establishing the circulation
of the lymph, and promoting copiou5
discharges of urine.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-13

s II PeTfons who have uufe'lisa acccunis
a with PELEG MITCHELL,
are requeaed to call IN rLe fubicfiber on or
before the fri day NJ ~ ttober next, aud have
them sdjnGea Al ,counrs thar remain un-
fettled On that day, ~,il H. put intc the hands
Of an attorney. JOSHUA RICHARDSON,
No. 2 Centra! Row, Fore aresE. Portland.
Dig IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-13

NOTICE j. hereby given, that the fub.
y fcriber has been duly appointed admin
illrator on the eltaIe of
BENJAMIN SAWTELL,
late Of Turner, in the couR'y of Oxford, de-
cesied AMI has taken upon himfelf that trult
by giving bonds the law diretts-ard all
perions having demands upoE the eftae Of
the laid drcea'ed, are rtguelted 10 exhibit
the fame; and an perioLo indebted 10 th,
iaid r;ts,e arc called upCn 70 make payment /,
NATHANIEL SAWTELL JUN. d4nr ?.
T&rasy, Jriy 1910. Q2)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-13
IOl1N ALDEN,

Jas For Sale, az his fore eat ide lngra
hams Wharf, quantity ot 81. Ubss
Sail COrdaEe-FiOur-oe Loal---POrk.
44l5o-- One gang Of tecond handed Rigging
for flip Of 2oU tons, OF q good lu4WT,
which Will be iyld for cath, or a no,e 4; 4
month";. PorfLaa1 sI4r I5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-13
SfRdTID,

FROM the fubicriber, about the Z iniE
dark brindie COW, with white face,
and the ends of her horns iawed oH-Who-
ever has taken up fad Cow anu viii give ~
formation OF her at No ), M.g.ys hoeo, HAL
De gcnerouly rewarded
Portland, aag. IS. JOSEPH JOHNSON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-13
Cl0tbic''5 B1Exg5.


INFORMS his friends and former cunnm-
ers that lie has removed from Nezv- GAZE
TO Goege, Fall, near the coraer IN Aeriby1,-
mouth, where he executes the buimeis OF a
CLOIHIhR,
in its various branches, in faithful and ex-
pedicious manner. He truts that The fpeci-
mems Of workmanlhip hitherto exhibited, will
preclude the neceiIity of any commentator
from him other than that of having been reg
ularly bred to the buhnels All favors will
be gratefully received and promptly executed.
NoytByaym9.ib, dug. IS, $40
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-13

Al Kingston, (upper L4n4da} Cart. Lem
uel Weeks jr, OF this town, 10 Mss Eaza
Robinson of the former place.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-13
GoRHAM, AUGUST :.

MR.. SHIRLEY,
by giving the following communication
place Id your paper, You wit ohlige
SUBSCRIBER;
Mineral Shrfngs-A couple OF MIN
eral springs have recently been dIscov-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-13
JAMES RUSSELL.

go E"EDaFge gfFesFy
IL AS Ju(t received an additional fupply of
: SEASONHBLE GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
"A & Cotton Cambrics do. DO Cambria
Mullins; v-' fine French Cambrics Cam
brio Dimity; Ginghams (; Colored Couons
n Large HD5rtment IF
India Conons, very low charged Tadia
Checks; blue ella Hkfs; black CASTOR and
Italian Grapes; very fine "a Britannes La
dies white ok and Gotten Hole Gentle.
mems unbleached Hemp do Cauze do. ;
black Silk Velvet ; Long ShawIs; 5 4 Eng.
iiih Cotton Sheeting real lupe ERE, m;dIing
and low priced Broad Cloths and Cahimeres -;
black silk FiorentiDe tor Vets fix Umbrel.
las, &c, &c which will be fold on realona-
bic terms.
4fHg@ IS. (1w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-13

REQUESTS ,ne i1ohc suspend the N
OPINION upon The SUBJECT d The Statement ,I
5ohn Elder, n tms days paper, ~ ga.
enquiry Is about 10 be had mo the p@rucu-
lars, IN winch Mr.. Eider viii have an %
portunIty VI niAnItesting his innocence II nt
can GO II. In the mean time IL may be VI
served that Nm II. om.lh u 10. known tO
The SAID Lorng. No soon man RESIDES u.
" iscassett, and tie parties MO look IVA
deposition arr not able 70 give a-} accuur,
OF hin except that he WAS produced W.
them oy SAID Elder with his depJsiuon
ready written.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-13
Tar Hh, at No. J, Lang H1baJ I,
BY i. GKELLI,

81 j.. q Il ELLI,
40 Chelts Souchong TEA
20 do hyiOn skin do
5 do Hylon DC
40 Bits. PORK
200, Bags HERRING
20 Hhas RUM Pipes BRANDY
20 pieces COTTON DUCK
Coffee, Pepper, Ginger, &c,
-d1geR 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-13
Law DRl>KEATER,

!5te o( N5r-hy4m 'u.h ZIP rs county If Cum
beI 'an1, ma i4er, Jece.fsd. hy giving bond ~
he az d'rr6t--he therefore rscuea. nj per-
lou. who are Indsbtcd To the iaId deceaieds
ena,e 70 make Immediate payment aud h1.e
who have any demands thereon. XVI exhitH- the
fame TO AMMI Z hiICAEIL.
dpgyP III.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-13

la,e Of aadi!h ~ the county oe CuHaeriafaI,
ycoman, deceaied NY giving soma wy rlts aw
direct fine therefore requests III periars
who ar indebted to the iaiJ dlcetcd cFatt,
~ make tniartiia7e payment and fhaie who
nave any demands thereon tn cs s.- NV
i.nle 70 SARAH ltRCE.
Sfaa 70, Avg y, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-08-13

No. Z, E~ebaeg, street, o2psfte tie Milne Razk,
LAS lately received az additional ahort-
ment Of COOKS, among which are
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-06
y egtQature of Delamare
Sin Senate.
SrW
Tuesday, January 9, 1910.

Tuesday, Jahaary 9, 1910.
ocnate being called, and a sufficient number
appearing 10 form a quorum, for business. ,ro
oeeoeo 70 open The returns from Kent and Sus-
sex counties, when It appsared that James Sykes.
Esq. was duly elected member for Kent and
George Mitchell, Esq for Sussex. The Senate
then proceeded to the choice cfa Speaker, ana
James Sykes heing duly elected, and having ia
ken the oath prescribed by the constitution, took
the chair.-Juhn Barratt was elected Clerk. ana
Nathaniel Boyer Setcant al Arms,
Inc following resolution was then submitted
by MI. Ways
Resolred, That the Speaker Of the Senate be,
and ne Is helchy authorised and empowered to
issue his wit, directed TO the SERGEANT at Arms
or his deputy, commanding him forthwith to
bring before the Senate the body OF Franeis
iiaushey, late sheriff Of Newcastle County, to
shew cause, # any he may have, why the returns
OF senator toi Ne"-Castlz county has NOT been
made according to lw.-A4opted.
Whereupon, the writ WAS issued accordingly.
Adjourned till ten O'Clock o-norrow
Jaaua,y2.
Met Al 10 o'clock and adjourned till 5, P. NJ.
6 o'ciock, p. NJ.
Mr.. Canmns presented petition from the
commissioners Of tax for Kent county, praying
Tor law to extend ill February the time for as
SCISSORS TO complete their essrnents.-Relerred.
The Sergeant at Arms returned the witt and
delivered the body of Fraacis Haughey.
Adjourned till 1 o'clock tomorrow.
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To be Rented,
And possession g.gen immediate.

As7d possession g.oeh imme6iafeiy,
\ LARGE and convenient Brick Dwelling
"A Houie, Kitchen and Garden, arm, ra
BILE, Chair Hoaie, &c together with about 7
acres Of good land. here are on the prem ies
frnall Apple Orchard and variety of other
fruit tree the land i, divided into three .lots,
and there is well of excellent water near the
kitchen door. HE titGAtion is conlidered heal
Thy md agreeable, be'ng or the ltare road from
Wilmington TO Philadelphia, ,even miles from
the former and twenty from, the latter, com.
handing an exteniiyt view ef the river Della
ware,& within 40 rods ola landngon Naaman' $
Creek. For term which will he realonable,
apply TO ,ir. JOHN BELlACH, adjoining
the premi!es, or 70 the fubicriber at New-Caf
tie.
Thomas Perkins.
December 40, 1890 IF
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-06

Eetrao'diamv eatiag.-Fhrce po,,ers we've
drinking together at Truro, when one Of them
undsuoos for t,ilng wager Of IS. to rat the
worsted stockings which the other two had on
fried III train oil, and hall pound OF ,elow
soap by way Of bread t" his wager. The same
fellow once before undertook 10 cat as much
tr0.e as would maze himself Jacket with
sleeves. He was accordingly measured by a
tailor, and the ma,e.i.! cur out. when to the
great surprise OF every one, he ate up the whoie
IN less than twtnty minutes Lon. pap.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-06
TO tie Editor efthe Ga-ctte.

In perusng an article in your paper, signed
" Recluse," was not a i,tle surprised to disco
yer that the author appears angry that COM
plant should be made against the conduc. Of the
boys OF this town. Eesays that every citizen is
bound by principle to vindcate the honour Of
tie place where he lives. cordially agree with
him in this respect; but we differ, it appears,
in what constitutes honour-for my creed is not
10 support iicenclous rabb!e, on the principle
OF honour.
From the signature of this writer suppose
him to be a superanuua,ed old man, who does
not attend buria!s or places o. worship, or walk
our streets after night, or he would not pro-
nounre- them contemplate few WIN disturb
Tie quiet of place that has long supported a
MORAL character; and can assure g Recluse,
that without an alteration, the hoHess yeomanry
e thr country win not place tlelr children here
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'of education. !, therefore, conju,e the police
ana 'he good stizens u this place assist in curb
.ne 3'e eisofaefly, least strangers should see for
'"es".f,.s~-" hlch should suppose would be
as painful TO recluse AS if the truth had he, ,,,
them.
tun with pleasure from the above mentions
c.! class of our youih,o those none ,nmeda,elv
under their mothers charge; and to their i'm
mo tai credit be it said, that they have discharp.
e their duty generally, SO that lhe,r dauehte1s
would do credi, TO any country, Whv bav.
thty so far excccd the fa,herss Is;t because
they have become too much absorbed in the
things Ct the world--or infatuated with ,nc;anr
chiNalry 81 am at a less TO determine.
AN OBSERVER.
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1D;e Da,vs4s.
;1Sta1ia@fo", '5anAa.y &, l8 70.

l.ines A. Bay4rd, Esq. has .aken his scat in
the Senate oil the United States.
We learn from our correspondent at Dover
that il was expected the Governors communica.
ton would be received on Thursday last and 4
writ issued to supply the vacancy occasioned BY
the appointment of William Warner Ga member
oil the House OF Representatives from Kent coun-
ty) to the office Of Judge o!,he court OF Common
Pleas. Mr.. Lockwood is the Federal and Will
lard Hall. Esq. the Democratic candidate. It
was also expected choice would be made yester-
day or to-day ola person to represent this state
in the Senate Of the United States, in the room
of Samuel White, Esq. deceased.
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Congregational Regtifer.
House Of Representatives.
,IanuarN 9.

January Q.
Mr.. Love reror,ed bill for the improvement
Of the navigation of the river Potomac (suthor-
sing louery for the purpose. The bill
twitc read and committed to committee Of the
uhoic-52 to 90. The house agreed to its being
rrnlsti--37 to "a.
RUPTURE. WITH MIR. JACKSON.
The Mouse tesnned the unfinished business.
MT. l'oi'am and Mr.. fallmadge spoke in IA
vor OF cdetlnlte posponement, and Mr.. Aston
against it.
A motion was made to adjourn, at half past
three, ard ncgaiived.
Mr. idscrnoie commenced speech in favor
OF indefinite postponeinent, during which scye-
raj unsuccessful motions for Adjournment were
maae.
When Mr.. L,vermore concluded, (half past
six) the motion for Indefinite postponemedt was
negativedsby vets and nays as followsl
YEAs---Messs BIaisdcl, Breckenridge,
Campbell, J. C. Chamberlain, w. Chamaerlin,
Champion, Chitteuden, Dana, Davenport, Ely,
Emn,t, GARDENER, Gold, Hale, Haven, Hub
hard, L. JACKSON, Knickerbacker, Lewis, Liv-
eFmore, Livingston, Macon, Matthews, Nj Bride,
Moseey, Pearson, Pickman, pitkin, Potter,
Quincy, 5. Smith, Stanford, Stanley, Stetman,
S'ephensoa, stufges, Swoope, Taggart, Tall
,n-dsr, Upham, Van Rensselaer,, Wheaton.
Whitman, Wilsor-44.
Mays essrs. L. ]. Aston, w Aston,
Anderson, Bacon, Bard, Bassrtt, B,bb, Boyd,
]. Brown. r. Brown, Burwell, Butler, Calhoun,
Clay, Cobh, Cochran, Cox, Crawford, Cuts
Dawson, Desha. Eppes, FINLEY, Fisk, Frank
~, Gannett, Gardner, GhntisoH, Goodwyn
y 'Nar, !.,';'i', Eieward, Hr.ty, Jenkins, John
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sn nav Asss.n, Kennedy, Love, Lyle, Marion,
M NJ M'Kim, Miller, Mllnnr, Montgomery
~. ~ Moore, Morrow, Newbold. Newton, Nj
ipu h ;. rorier,j B. Porter, Rra, penn. J
Hnea' len Richards, Roanc, Root, Ross,
sage, Simmons, Seaver, Seybert, Shaw, SmeIt,
2nni'e' j. Smith, Southland, Taylor, Thompson,
urner, Weakley, Whisehll, Wi,herspoon-
And on motion Of Mr.. Smile, the horse adj
journcd 81 to 49,. '''~
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-06
Wilmington Turnpike Election.
AN OBSERVER,

A all cleo ion held at the Town Hail in ,b.
borough, the Isl instant, the following ner-
sons were duly elected ior The present year:
FreSiar0t.
Jacob Broom.
Managers.
James Caeby.
Joseph Robinson,
James Brian,
Samuel Stroud,
William Hemphill,
Joseph Raily,
James 3, OLSON,
John Tort,ert,
Joseph Grub,
Irtasurtr.
john fe.riss.
S4creiary
Edward G:!piu.
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BREW

E@FIEt ubscriber having commenced Brewing
/ for the season, bags leave to nlorm his
Town a,,d Country Customer that he has
STRONG g. TABLE BEER Of an csSccilen,
quality constantly on hanr, which hc wal dis
pose Of ar the usual prices. All orders viii be
promptly attended to.
Joseph B. shipley,
E1i9zanytea, Nee. ! 1909.
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lDousg Of Representatives

Tuesday, January 2.
lie house was called, and sufficient number
of members appeared TO form quorum but no
returns being received from New Castle county
adjourned till 0 O'Clock Tomorrow.
Ja0aary 8.
No returns appearing, adjourned till o'clock
this afternoon.
3o'ctyct, p. N.
Met, and the returns being all present, the
house proceeded to the choice of Speaker, aud
the ballots Icing taxed, it appeared that S. Levi.
was duly elected john Fisher was chosen
Clerk, and - Welsh Door Keeper and sar
iednt at i fms -A|ionrafh
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r-4fEesz
Fruits on d9mrsttc manufacture.

IfNNt5 on H1h2fNTfC W0hNi0CiUre.
Gei Derins. Of Shelter stand, wno first in
trodnced the Meino Saecp into Suffolk county
~ Y. has published particular statement Of
the expences CT manufacturing 81 lbs. OF Nierinn
wool (Which he values at So dolls. 9 cents)
into kerseymcfe and broad cloth--by winch it
appears that his clear profit upon the Same
amounted to rs dollars and 7 ccnts. Had the
WOO! been Of the fine half blooit,l, it would
have cost 81 dollars, and the profits would ,ave
amounted 10 Is collars 60 cents, or earIy ITS
per cent .-1icatoa Trae liner.
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To be Rented,
December Esd, 1909.

And possession given on the assh Of March
next,
4 LARGE and very convenient brick:
N Dwelling. House, with piazza and
kitchen adjoiuing) situate in the village o
Chrissiana- Bridge. in New. Castle county
and state Of delaware together with a
large playhouse, carriage-house, and good
sta 'ling for horses and cattle. The dwellA
ing house is a. feet front, 90 deep flush
ed 10 the best manner, and in complete re.
pair.
A!so--ahoat ten acres of LAND, in q
very high state Of cultivation, adjoining the
above described premises; which will be
rented with, or separate from the same, as
may be agreeable {" the person renting
For further description Of The property,
aud terms, apply to MIR. Daniel Smith tho
tenant in possession, or to tn, subscriber in
New Castle.
JAMES COPPER.
New. Castle, Dec. go, 1909, Il
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For Sale,
n Zot Of Ground,

CRU ATE at the corner of Walnut and
- Second streets, in the borough of Will
minSon, containing 81 perches and half:
on which there is cnmmodious two story
dwelling House, with Kitchen, Stable,
Coach-house, Wash.huuse, Smoke house,
Garden, and pump Of good water in the
yard. The terms may be known, upon app
plcation to MIR. Michael Dawson in vii.
mlngton, or to the subscribers in philade!-
paia.
THOMAS MONTGOMERY.
GEORGE I.ATIMER
December Esd, 1909. if
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20 be Let,

4 ND polsefsion given on the 18th OF March
n nexr en- ming, large and commod Gus
two story brick house, iruated on the ease
side Of King street, at present occupied by
Mrs. Oldham, together with stable and car
age house. For terms apply to
VILLA RANKIN.
Wilmington Dess.ss3r sash, aos.-'k
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NOVICE

rs hereby given, that an Industrious man,
| as a Farmer, with small family, we'll
recommended tor honesty and sobriety, will
NEE, with encouragement To attend sinai,
Farm near the town Of Newcastle by APP
tying 60 the subscriber.
John Crow.
Zcw-Cassle, Nov. o5. 1909. w4s
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Notice

a S hereby given, that the subscriber intends
Il 10 apply to the Legislature Of the State Of
Delaware, 9, its next Session. for a law ems
pov erins certain persons, therein t, be nan,ed,
TO improve aud atraigh,en Aluid-ghil Greek,
IN Kent county.
Walter Douglass.
A,ordiuton MIS-. Noo. i, i8aa. IT,
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To the Public.

WE take the liberty of Informing the gen.
~ tefnen Of Wilmington and its vicinity,
particularly such as have families to accommodate,
lhat we Garry ON the trofSund and arduous BUSH
ness of
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Wammo IL vegstAl!es.

We have alteady puhllsh-t az account Of one
turnip raised 10 New jersey weighing 8 lbs OF.
and another raised in Massachusetts, weighing
IS lbs. 8 qrs. We arc now authorised To statt,
that M. jpsepb Fcnnmore, (of the vicinity Of
Moorestown, Burlington county, raised in his
garden, the last season, a turnip which weighed
fourteen pouhds AMI quarter. MIR. Fennmore
also raises. in his garden las. season beet which
weighed eleven pounds a"d quarter. ID.
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A Fat Jwy.-At court held in Samp-
son c ,univ, North Caroiaa. on he 25.h
uls. the weighl of the Twelve Jury.m-n
amounted 10 2,76O lbs. Two az Them
weighed COO three 700 one $50, and he
remaining TX ,18o As those g.nilernen
have been long residents in the county, we
may form some idea Of the heai.hness Of
it, particularly as they were nM selected on
account of their size which IS though,
moderate in that place.-FayeheviNe Pap.
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Gold Finding,

In all its various branches. The better to enablc
US TO frooiQe for the numerous rant Of our fch
low mortas, forno one will deny that all classes
OF the community are aee11ly concerned in our
researches, we have procured a new aud inlali-
DE machine; add we invite all who value The
mcessaries O. this world to AXE trial of les vir-
tues and our interchangeable industry. While
some rely ON faith alone, we expec, 10 live only
by our works.
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Cuffee Spencer,
Scotland Hill.

Wilmington. Dec. 81. 1909.
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GREECE AND TURKEY.

Greece, in the hands of great European
power, would, in the course of years, recover,
IN all probability, some of its former splentlor,
bot it would not perhaps be dangerous. 1t is
ECO far from France to form an intecra, part CT
!hat empire and If it did not, the connection.
10 be permanent, must be with some oihef
powers. i, is not Tor the interest of the human
mind that the finest portion of the globe, the
land, every spot OF which is pregnant with re-
mt Entrances Of science and OF song, the i:.:..
Of the sage and the warrior, shou.. Continue to
lie pressed DR.: by the weight CT such gov
ernmsnt as that of the Turks.
Even the mind is shackled in the regions Of
despotis,n. whilst liberty is. from its very ma
'ure, spontaneously profile; 10 be assurd Of
this, We have only to compare the enterprises
bosi, OF body ind mind, formerly exhibited T.
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REPORT.

/ ne secretary Of the treasury, in obedience to
thr directions of the act, entitled i" an act re.
Ep'atlns the currency Of foegn coins in the
Htspcc,ta'H REPORTS
! nat assays of the foreign gold and silver
,oihs' made current by the &C, aforesaid have
'esh made in the course of the present wear. j.
ne mint of the U. s. the result .-.,.rrof i
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