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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29
Massachusetts, legislature.
MONDAY JUNE p.
ELECTORS. &c.

The two Houses having disagreed as
~ the number and location OF Districts
for the choice Of Electors Of President
and Vice President ofthe United States,
and also on the manner OF choosing
them by the Legislature, the House
PASSED, and sent up to the Senate ior
concurrence, a Resolve directing their
choice by General Ticket his Re
solve the Senate rejected and the lion
Messrs, futile, Lincoln and Foote' On
me mart of the Senate and Messrs.
Thatcher, Sumner and lilllnghast, on
the part Of the House, were appoint
cd u confer further on the subject.
The conferees had not agreed upon
any mode Of election last evening
though we understand those on the part
ofthe House made half dozen proPo-
uons.
Several bills oflocal and private IN
terest were referred to the next sss-
sion.
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MELANCHOLY AFFAIR.
RATH, JENF %. I8l.

BATH, JUNE ~, I6l
DaUla Iozier, Of Fairfield, County Of
Somerset, was arrested IL this town
on complaint Of Benz. White, OF
Salem, for stealing Goods from on
board the Ship Exeter, lately arrived
thereafter being examined before a
Justice who ordered him committed, he
made several attempts to escape and
once nearly effected it, but was taken
again, and with the Officer and two
aids were crossing the Ferry for the
purpose Of taking him to Goal at Wis
cassct, he drew the Officers pistol from
the boot Of the chaise and shot himself
through The body and expired immedi-
ately.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29
IOSEPH NOBLE.

y Especially informs The Public that ne bas
N taken The Gore III Fore Greet, oPpohts
Deac. Beck's, where Ivy has commenced a.d r.
tends carrying On the buGnels "
Copper Smith, Planning and FsRnder-
ing IN executing Competition, Cap
Per, BraIG and Lead z05rk.
IBo-All kinds Of Ship Work II lis Tne
done 10 he nesreH manner On hand AN ar
lortmeut Of tin ware which viii be fold ~
re2fJnabe terms
Punctuai attendance will be given and everv
favor gratefully acknowledged
PortigEd 7HE. 1e. (tD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29

From Washington, June *

- WE ~ Go'tSftS SSft9 ~tsftI ~
8 The Double Duty Bill has been before
u this day in Committee Of the whole, and
their report accepted n the House BY ma
jority q Il. is passage is expected on
Monday. The Prize Bit! is on its passage
"A Resolution has been referred to Commit
tee, which goes 70 prohibit the e&poytatiOn
and importation Of goods, produce, &c ~
any other than vesss!s oftke UEtsd States !"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29

and other officers who were removed
from Office in this State the last year,
for the mere exercise Of their opinions,
and who have desired 10 be appointed,
have been restored by the Governor and
Council to their old Offices, and have re-
ceiyed their commissions. None 9TH
ers will be displaced, excepting for inca
pacity or neglect of duty.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29
TAKEN UP.

D the fublcriber, in Falmouth. near the
- wsr Prefumplcot Bridge, a Red COW.
a whits face and TAIL, abou, fix wears ola
The owner i deGred 20 prove properly, paw
charges, and take her away-Enquire of
JONATHAN KNIGHT.
JEhs 20, 1912. (29)
NOTICE is hereby given thar the Fubreri-
~ Der has been duly appointed, Adminifira.
friX, on the eaate Of
ELIJAH ELDER,
late Of Portland. Merchant, deceafed Tntsilais
and has given bond IS the law directs. All
perlons having Any jut demands 7gainll lsi6
effzte are rsquetlsd Y. prslent the fame 20 th-
fubfcriber for adiuitmeut and al who are ~
any manner indehtst to l4id eitate are rsuael-
Ted to make immediate payment 10
ELEANOR ELDER, A4s7isig, atsfx.
June %, i6l2.
p s, Unlels The demands due laid efla,s
IRE adiulfed and paid without delay tbey ~.u
De efl with Dudley Todd Efg for collection.
ELEANOR ELDER, Adzili.lratrir.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29
THURSDAY, JUNE Is.

a report Of the Committee on the
subject Of allowing pay to the Officers
and Soldiers ofthe Militia of this Com
monwealth, comprizing Resolve, was
passed
ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE.
The Committee who had under con-
sideration the Message OF His Excellen-
Cythe Governor, communicating a De-
olaration of War against Great Britain,
reported an Address Of the House Of
Representatives 10 the People OF Massa-
Chusetts.
The Address is against the War, and
recommends the preference of the
friends OF Peace to Office, as the remedy,
while all constitutional duties are sub
mitted to.
The subject was debated Yesterday az
temoon, and will be resumed this
morning.
--C00Oo-
RESTORATION.
We learn that al the SheriffS, Clerks,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29
- "a 90 Co. 20 a sh0rt 90.

The British cruisers which were on the
coast undoubtedly received very early intor-
nation of the War, and would OF course pro-
coed with all possible despatch, to carry the
important intelligence to their places of des.
lination. The several valuable vessels and
cargoes which are looked for daily to arrive
here will therefore be 10 very little danger
Of capture on the coast. We may, perhaps,
have a free coast for SO days.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29
TUESDAY, yunE %, 1912.
A number of bills, resolves, ORDERS
Zc were finished or referred.
MESSAGE OF WAR.

"a DutilDEA Va 1AAA@3 AN9gAH~~1 ~%~-~- -
&c. were finished or referred.
MESSAGE OF WAR.
MIR. Bradford, Secretary of the Com
monwealth, delivered. the following
Message from His Excellency the Gov
ernor:
Gentlemen offhe Senate-and
Gentlemen ofthe House Of Refrc-
5entafUe8,
HAVE this morning received
letter from the Hon. Mr., Lloyd, one Of
the Senators in Congress, inclosing a
copy Of an Act Of Congress, passed the
18th instant, declaring WAR against
the United Kingdoms of Great Britain
and ireland, and their dependencies, and
which on the 18th inst. was approved
by the President. Ihave directed the
Secretary % lay this communication be-
fore you. CALEB STRONG.
Council Chamber, June %, 1912.
Ts-P The Hon. Mr.. Lloyd III a note
annexed To the above act, says it pas.
sed the House Of Representatives in
substance the 4th June. Passed the
Senate by vote Of l9 to IS in the form
above stated Jlne 18th. Returned from
the House of Representatives to the Sc
nate June 18th Approved by the Pre-
sident Of the United States, and signed
during the attendance ofthe Committee
who presented the same this day, June
Is, 1927
The above message and communica-
ton were committed to Messrs Til
linghast, Prentiss, Of M. thatcher,
Coleman Of " and Jackson, u Boston,
70 report thereon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29

BOs TON, JUNE %.

Bus IUNI ] Y " -
CT Capt. Quiner, arrived here yesterday
IN Is days from s. Bayfh7iomeUs, and states
that he left ONE HUNDRED AND FIF-
TY SAIL Of American vessels, at that Isl
and. How many Of these will ever see A
merics IF such losses are probably e be
sustained from this little pins head # an
island, what an immense sweep will our
whole property abroad offer the English
What Naturalization, are we to get tor
nL.r
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29
SALEM, JuNE 90

The Secretary of State has formally
notified MIR Foster of the Declaration
of War, and he of course has demand
ed and received his passports Ths
British Consuls are to be allowed 10 re.
main six months.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29

Eight Hundred Seamen from Salem
are at this time exposed to the enemy [;
800 from Beverly and the Marble
head fishermen are generally upon the
banks, but despatch vessel has sailed
to give the alarm.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29

Tozgn Meetings The present
gloomy state of our country is giving
rise to meetings of the people TO ex-
press their sentiments. Danvers, Bev-
erIy, and Ipswich, in the county Of Es-
sex, have called meetings; and COun-
ty convention is called In Hampshire.
On Wednesday last the citizens OF Sa-
lem assembled in town-meeting, draft
ed, adopted, and forwarded a Memorial
TO the House Of Representatives Of this
Commonwealth, praying that honorable
cody to use all the means which the
Constitution has placed in their hands
TO aver: the impending calamities of
war. The following is an extract from
their memorial -
TO your Memorialists such a war
will be peculiarly distressing their loss
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29
ELEAZAR WYER
Gold,mitb and JJesgelier, ETeba45
Street, Portland,

INFORMS his friends aud the public INA, ina
has juR received general aGortnrnt IN
goods, among which are,
Cornealian and gold Ear Enobs md Erepl.
OF the newell faihion Ear Hoops &c. Cor
nelian and Gold Watch Keys plated CanorE
aud Candleitick'i Britannia Tea Sugar aad
Cream Pots Miniature Frames
a COED ggorbzsas ef
Penkuives, Razors, ScifoTs, Turtle Shell ar
other dreidug Combs; variety u Jspan'd
Ware; polilhed Tin Coffee Pots, &c. &c to-
re her with every article d his line, which will
be fold az cheap a. ellewaere.
He alto continues the different branches "
bis protection with promptuefs. any work
made 10 order Al the ih0rystt notice WorS
faithfully repaired with fsipatch aud every
favor gratefully acknowledged
b Country Traders will I've fspplig5
with Goods n q liberal dilcount.
June 2e
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29
TIE EIGHT BEGUN.

The President A, Congress ~ and slooPs
Hornet and Argus went 70 sea from New
York last Sunday. In the afternoon they
were seen in chase Of vessel supposed to
be the British friga,e Belvidere. They re-
NAMED in chase at half past eight in the
evening, and this is the last account.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29

The day on which the Declare N Of
War was received in Boston, was dis
tinguished with the usual mark Of
mourning by our sufferingSEAmEN, who
Eoisted The colours at half mast Oh
board almost every vessel in The harbor.
The Legislature OF Ne7g- York has re-
Quested the Governor Of that State 10
appoint the goth Of July as a day cf
Humiliation, Fasting and Prayer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29

We are called upon, this day, by im2eri
GUS duty, and public act Of the constituted
authorities, 10 "pTocidinL Il deed, 7yhereat
SGLo4r XIII 7geebY--an act totally unnecessary,
lneXpedient, and lmpoltic, and calculated,
N our opinion, not to procure a redress of
grievances from Great-Britain but % aid
France in her subiugation of The British
Empuei and 20 destroy the growing wealth
ard influence Of the New England States.
These sentiments we have no hesilancy In
maintaining and were a Convention to be
called by the patriots and sages Of the diff.
ferent States, (Which we hope to God will
be) we believe there would not be a voice
IN favour ct the measures now pursuing by
our government. Without funds, without
taxes, without an army, navy, or adequate
iorutlcations, with $50 millions Of our prop
erty IN the hands Of The nation We are seek.
ing to oppose without any Of theirs IN our
power and with vast commerce ahOat on
The ocean, 1t is msdness in the extreme to
resort 70 hostility still, with all these cir
cumstances staring them in the face, and
against the clear and decided sentiments Of
vast majority of the nation,' they have had
the temerity to declare War; and to an
peal to the Supreme Being, whose doctrines
they abuse, and 20 their country, whose in.
tcrests and welfare they have abandoned, for
the Greclitude Cfstheir cause. For ourselves
we can see nothing in the act but com
plete subser7iency ard obedience to the
mandates Of France and consider our coun-
try as now basely and ANONYMOUSLY sold to
the tyrant and fsA destroyer Of the world
IS being bound and covenanted 10 support
ell lis measures--and at last, when impov-
erished like Holland, and degraded like
Prussia and Austria, Of becoming the final
victim to his lust Of power and domination.
1t was to have been hoped, that The gov.
eminent before they declared War against
England, would have permitted our unof-
Tending merchants to get home their ahips,
money and merChandize but The favour
could not be granted; viii the advocates Of
war justify tins step :-Win they attempt
60 shew its policy 3-Will they prove, that
a nation, 10 be prosperous in war, must first
be made poor l-Let the people think Of
these matters, and express freely their
houghts.-Bos;orr Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29

F,0m the NezgarE CentinsL, 60 g.

rom the Ne7Udrs CeBtfneE, .|lFs -
Agtll and affecting Precedence lit is our
most painful duty to announce the death Of
Mrs. SARAH CUMMING, consort of the
Rev, Cooper Cumming of this town On the
last Sabbath, Mr.. Cumming was appointed
% preach It Paterson, 20 supply vacant con.
g.egation. Mrs G. accompanied him. On
the morning following, yesterday ss was
very natural, Mr.. and Mrs. G went To view
the Falls We understand, that after as
cending the precjpIce on the north west
side Of the bason, and whilst vie wing and
conversing about the majestic works Of ma
ture, MIR. C's. face was for moment, turn.
ed from his amiable cOnsOFt, when, III N
instant, awful to relate-she was gone -
She had fallen down the awful precipice 80
Her body was lodged in the watery gulrb
belOw-snd her spirit fed to God It's Ma
ker Imagination cannot conceive, or pen
record the horrors of the scene All how
transitory is human life What warning
have We in this alarming Providence, tn be
always ready for death.-In the midst of
youth-in the midst Of health-n company
with her beloved and tender husband and
endeared TO a great number Of friends and
acquaintance, is this amiable woman called
from time 20 eteriy. low awful true it is,
that in the midst oflife we are in death !"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29

THE approaching anniversary q
American Independence, will be cele-
brated at Fryeburg by the Washingto
mans Of that place and vicinity.
Mr.. WILLIAM BARRows, JUN. is
appointed to deliver an Grafton.
Procession is to remove at Eleven
o'clock A NJ from the house Of 1t.
James Osgood, to the meeting house.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29
90rtlanO,
Monday, June %, 1912.


......s.
Tar In the preceding page will
be found the Presidents war message TO
the two Houses Of Congress, a decIara-
ton Of war against Great Britain, and
the Presidents Proclamation Upon
which we forbear any comment of our
own for the present to give place to the
remarks Of other editors.-Here they
follow -
y" Thou hast done z ca, zghereat UaLor
7viH yeet."
Without funds, without taxes, without an
army, navy, or adequate Notifications, with
one hundred and fly millions Of our prop
erty in the hands Of the declared enemy,
without any Of his in our power, and with
vast commerce afiOat, our rulers have pro
mulgsted a war, against the clear and deci-
ded sentiments Of vast majority Of the na-
ton. AS the consequences will Be so soon
felt, there is no need Of pointing them out
20 the few, who have not sagacity enough
to sPprehend them. IDstead OF employing
our pen in this dreadful detail, we think il
are determined to pursue, as long as the
war shall last. We mean 10 represent in as
strong colOrs as We are capable, thaS ii is
unnecessary, inexpedient, and entered into
from partial, personal, and as we believe,
motives bearing upon their front marks of
undisguised foreign influence, which can
not be miStaken.-We mean TO use every
constitutional argument and every legal
means 70 render as oGiOus and suspicious to
the American people, as they deserve TO be,
the patrons and contrivers Of this highly i'm
polite and destructive war, in the fullest
persuasion, that we shall be supported aud
ultimately applauded BY nine tenths Of our
countrymen, and that our silence would be
treason to them. detest and abhor the
endeavOUrs of faction To create civil con
test through the prett zt OF the foreign war,
1t has rashly and premeditateIy commenced,
and we shall be ready cheerfully to hazard
every thing most dear. to Illustrate any u
surPatlOn leading TO the prostrati0n of civil
rights, and the establishment Of q system Of
terror and prescription, announced in the
government paper at Washington, as the
inevitable consequence OF the decisive
measure now proclaimed: We shall cling
to the rights of a freeman, both in act and
opinion, till we sink with the liberty of our
country, OF sink alone We shall hereaf-
ter as heretofore unrayel every intrigue and
lmPosture, which has beguiled or may be
put forth 20 circumvent our fellow citizens
into the tolls Ofthe great earthly enemy Of
the human race. We are ayOwedly hostile
TO the presidency Of James Madison, and we
never will breathe under the dominion d.
rect or deriyAtive Of Bonaparte, let It be &C
knowledged when it may. Let those who
cannot openly adopt this confession, absn.
don US, and those who can, We shall cherish
as friends and patriots, worthy ofthe name
4 Bait Fed Reb
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29
BATH BOOKSTORE.

ID II II OOCtA-OI IKE.
VA lillian HYDE q co have iuR re-
ceivcd and for tale at their Book Store,
two doors South IF the PoR Office, large
ditional fupply or
Books - Sfati0nary.
making complete a1ortment among which
are The works Of Rev DR.. Bellamy, 8 vols $40
Or Buckanan,s works, ArmRrongs enlarged
edition; Sacramento Selections Practical
Piety, Harvis's Communicates Companion,
Watts on Communion, Healing Warsrs of Bs-
thelda, new Sermon By Dr. Buchanan, tSc-
tie. computing aimoit every new and inter-
citing work PuBIiihed ID New England. AL
10, Paper of various kinds and prices by the
ream or lefs quantity. Quilts. Inklfands, Ink
powder, Sares, Waters Pocket Books by the
dozen or Jingle, Lead Pencils, ID swing Paper.
Paint Boxes Hair PGaCiis and every other
kind OF Stationary ARTICLES; Webiter Spelling
Book, Lyman American Reader, and Emer-
ions Evangelical Primer by the hundred, dog
or Jingle, all kinds Of School Books by the do7
or Jingle, with which ichools and traders II
town and country can be furnilhed on a. good
terms a. Can be had in Bottom, Portland or
efewhere.
They have alto for tale By the grols, dozen
or hngier indelible Ink for drawing and mark
ing On linens cOttons, Se with pes, warraD-
ted 60 be as good at leaf as any ever uled. il
will make the 6nelt hair froke and not lpread
II the leait Drawing may be executed with
this INK o. hne linen or cotton cloths In the
mott elegant manner Perfons are respectfully
invited 20 procure and Try il, and if It does
not prove as good as Is reprelented, they may
return i and receive their money again,
B00k Binding
10 all It's branches executed on good terms and
IN the ben and NOT elegant manner. Blank
Books ofevery delcriPtion conaantIy Oh hand
or made on ihort notice In every branch Of
their bufnels they will Podtiveiy give a. good
terms 70 thofe who favor them with their cuff
tom as can be had az any other Bookfore in
New England. They gratefully acknowledge
the encouragement they have received fnce
they commended buGnefs and respectfully foli-
c. future Patronage,
Bath, June 20, 1919.
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FRESH FLOUR.

IJEZEKIAH wINsLOW has Jun received
: aud for iae at No. 8, Long Wharf,
534 bbls Super6ne Flour
Al bbls. Fine do.
"a halfbbls Supsrdns do.
n B--Ihe above Flour is warranted 70 u
of the 6rf quality. June %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29

At >. Paren'S Bookstore.
TWENTY THOUSAND DOlLtRs fbe
leading Prze he Grand Harvard Coll
lege Lottery, may be had fCr the FINAL fun
OF ID 5 The ia.es Of Tickets N this CATS
have been 70 rapid, that il will draw month
earlier than the rIme appointed
"a few Undrawn Qua1ers IL the Dirvills.
The high Puze Of % 10000 will bs drawn
this afternoon
~ B Il and "a part of the 8fh volume
Res CyeioPed'a is received--the 1T part of
l9lh voI q expected III few days Subrcri-
hers will have the g0Oduels To call ana take
IhelI numbers. 7ane %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29

NARRTED-In his town. BY the Rev.
Mr.. Payson, Rev. Daniel A. CisrE, Of Wey
msuth, to Miss Elizabeth Barker.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29

CT a Communication On the subject Of
War, is received but crowd IF other
matter prevents its appearance this day.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29

Of property will be immense but this
consideration, weighty as 1t is, is not to
be compared with The affecting cirCum-
stance, that Eight Hundred oftheir sea-
faring townsmen are now abroad, de-
fenceless, and exposed 70 AL the suffer
ings incident to unexpected capture and
imprisonment; while their wives and
families AZ home Will be overwhelmed
with poverty and wretchedness When
YOUR Nemorialists therefore contem-
plate the incalculable distress which
will ensue from this war-a war which
in their opinion is demanded neither by
necessity, policy, nor Plstice, and which
will essentially contribute TO aid the gi-
gantic designs Of the Desflot q France
against the Commerce and Liberties oF
tie world when they consider that in
the prosecution off the remnant ofthe
resources of our common country must
be exhausted, and the liberties Of the
citizens put at hazard above all, when
they reflect, that a necessary conse-
quence win be an ALLIANCE ct this ris-
ing Republic with the most despotc
government the world has vet Witness
ed, their emotions are t5y2 to7ysJAI for
utterance."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29
PORTLAND SHARP SHOOTERS.

PORTLAND SHARP SHOOTERS.
The members of he PoRTLAED RIFLE
COMPANY fired at Target on Friday LAST,
for several medals and prizes The frs
match was between the first and second
platoons and won by the former se
cond was for a prize medal, to the best shot
in the company and won by Leonard Griffin.
The third FL tie same, and won BY Geo
Hi.
Altho' this mode Of firing is not just cri-
terion at all times to decide the question of
the best marksmen, It nevertheless Is pro
ductive Of that emulation which Is caicula
ted equally to improve The members in the
art of Sharp Shooting" The distance,
were 2, and afterwards 90 Rods-The gem
crafty Of the shots were from l A ~ ID
Inches from the centre ofthe Target AZ arms
length.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29

II is said the choice q ,lectors in
NewhamPshire is to be General
Ticket --FaL.45EuHl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29

VA ILLIAM HYDE e co have juR re-
ceivSd and for lale at their Book Store,
two doors South Of The Polt Office, large
ditional fuPPly OF
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-04-29

In this town, on Friday evening last, by the Rev.
MIR. Towle, Mr.. ABRAHAM sHEARMAN, tn Miss
MARTHA siocuM, daughter OF Capt, Samuel slo-
cum, all of this town.
FoRsIoS.-ia London. (England) the lsnytalked
Of Miss TyLSEy LoNo, (he richest hciress in
Engiand) TO Mr., Polls (now Wellesley The brides
dress was robe of real brussels point lace, simple
srrig, over white saith head dress, a cottage bon.
net, OF same material, with two ostrich feathers
adeep lace veil Cost of the dress 700 guineas. bon
net $50, and veil 200 Her principal jewels were a
brilliant netklace (cost $4,000 quneasl and rich
earrings. The wedding favors were distributed to
upwards Of eight hundred friends. and cost each
guinea and half they were wholly of silver. those
for ladies having acron in the CENTER and the gen.
tlemens stsrt.-All this waste and proftision for
lady, while thousands in thai country are dying
of wants
In Ireland, Mrs owESsos, celebrated as a novel
writer. 70 Sir THOMAS MORGAN.