Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-23
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80. 80 s',e ',as octu'ed in Eeightofisa
county which fills lie mind with ssion,st, -,
"uu s1't % awe. An indetmen, was Kin,
Gu Oh me Part 81 the Commonwealth. bef
.a"e jury OF me superior cou oflaw in = s.
county OF -. during ,be las, M ,srn -
P.fef fufpofs,ns 10 6e deed OF iadeIguFe Of r..
gan and sale OF tract Of lsud in The county
-; With view of deirauding,S certain |,
male oi 20 scfes Of land, and vesting the ssrs.
in himself and heirs. The jury found true BIZ.
Tie presiding judge Immediately issued -.
warrant Tor the apprehension Of The accused .bu.
The sheriff re urned II with an endorsaiion N.
he called al The house OF the accused, but couia
no' hnd nm upon ms own premises or any whe1
within his oa'iwick; and that he had unde,.
stood from various persons that he had gone +.
Ken lucky. Upon exhibiting The record before
he council OF state, they have directed q oroc.
.amation TO issue Offering re ward for The ar.
preLension OF the fugi,ve.
Col. -, Is represented s. man whose
situation should have placed lin far above The
each OF temptation. He was in sfauent sno
honorable circumstances --He w.s The colonel
commaneant CT his county. He il sa;d ~ ~
worth a, least 100000 collars. ,,nws,1s IS "a
years OF sge, and without chick or chld in ,bs
round world 70 provide for.-What = combns.
,ion ct circumstances What n,.rh,y msc;e
must'he ihirsi ofrlches have wrought tpon ia,
man, vino was thus shielded against i,s ;nEn.
enee. But we must not pass upon the case I,
self. Lett be reserved for the tribunals cr
'ice.-but 1t these facts be really true. wh.t an
awful hemento Goes it furnish to the penurious
nne. oun y, WAN DC uponihy guard against
'yse" "es"' has ITS uses-but many ecsui
sitons are more valuable than ,iche, Tyac. H..
rod OF virtue-u is oren before you. imcrn,e
those fscuiies which nature has given vo, AMI
iufsare VI II activity the course Of w;sdom
AN i's ways are w.ys ofpleassn,ness and al,
lis paths are pesce.n Remember ,h., ~ ,o,.
hsve the most extensive treasures at comman.
Jes taeie are Pleasures and acquisitions h.ynnJ
The eseG. The Gaze Of Simon of Ssma,;,
pr.s,"'s one Of ne finest morals 10 Scripture
ana wien s'mon saw taat through laying
| on Of the Apostles hands the Holv Ghost ,a ,
given, he offered them money, saving. give M.
also this powerful hat on whon,s OF yer law b,ra
| he may receive the Holy Chos, /; bt, Peter ss;s
TN him. ty money perish ,pifh thee, because ,bou
last though. .has the Syf Of God may be ou,choseJ
'sith mony perceive thou srt in The raI .,
| o.t'sihess sno the bond OF iniquity."- Iaqui,e,.
A writer in the Portsmouth Oracle has c,,e.,.
ted the sum he pays the L. s. in year directly and
indirectly for inselI and family, S185 IS cenis,,
includes The Direct Tax, Shop FAX. Furniture Tax
Watch Tax The duties on sugar tea, moIasses cal.
fee, spirits, VINE, boots shoes, hats, &c. &c.
Duane promises history Of the moral declep.
sion OF the Government and Representatives Of The
y. ). from the retirement of Mr.. Adams 10 the close
OF Mr.. Madison's Administration.
EAIS.-For their destruction cut a piece q,
sponge into small pieces, damp them little in an.
nneed, then dip them IN melted drpp,ua fat
Lay then in The places infested, and il W,ii Le
iouad equal TO The most extensive or Troublesome
preparation. - Sc pa.
NIcIsITUDE IN LrFE.-A man named bonner
who kept public house at Brandinch, DE, on. was
married Oh iues.a,, hn"g himself on + riday. :,
Z oroner's Inquest was held On his body on sa,u,-
day, and he was u,ied on sunday.
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