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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-03
AhRRIEU,

At North. Sfonington, Con by Nathan Pesdleton,
Esq Mr.. BEsyAMIs CARR, OF this town, 10 Miss
SALLY WHEELER, daughter OF MIR. Swan Wheeler,
At Portsmo.fh, by Thos Corey. Esq. Mr.. HuN-
PsRsv SYsAove to Miss sAaAH sHEAsHAS,
daughter of the late Mr. Christopher shearmsn. all
Of that place.
At Yristo,, on Sunday evening last, Col. sAHusL
DIED,
!, IN this town, on Sunday morning last, Mrs: Etr.
zApsIH HALL, aged SO. wife Of Mr. william Nall,
AMI dAushter of Mr.. .Thomss BFsmsn, Of Youth
fizysfown She has left tender husband andhuw'
erOus family 10 lament her loss.
.At.'e~ Milford, Con widow ABroAft TIsnsLL,
aged 90 .le bad - children, 80 grandchildren,
204 1grandcbiIdren, and Of Abe fourth gen
GRAFTON.
A. Sa,em. on wednesd sday evening, suddenly. on
board the CIeopa,rzs Barge, Capt. GxoRos Choss-
IssHtaLp. owner of said VESSEL.
if Lsuis'ana, (sec,dentsliy drowned,) Capt CvY
CEsnILis, OF New London, commander OF the pri-
vs,er,s Gen. Armstrong, and Warrior, IN the late
vsr-hsd several severe epssgements. in one of
which he wss wounded; but 90 sivays victorious.
In pendleton D,srict, Is. CO on the 10Th instant,
Mr. Joss GrLLsLAsp sged li6 years, IS u Shioh
be had lived in America
At PitiskeId. Mass Col sinos LAarsp, aged
GO years, late Commander Of tbt 9th Regiment u
Infantry. fcvrnery member OF Congress. and an oh
Ger Of the revolution.
Al Wes,scid (Isss on the 16,h inst Gen WILL
rfss ssrrsRp. aged 80 years, distinguished
9tcer N the revolutionary war.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

~. The Capital Przc OF s 10000, No.
1901, in the Washington Monument Lo'-
tsy, drawn in Baltimore on The ls,b insl.
We understand was sent from the Truly for
,unaie Lottery. Office Of q, & r. WAITE,
to Boston.-The- SURGICAL IksTIruTIpa
LOTTERY was to commence drawing in Bal
timore, on Wednesday the 26,h ioslaD..--
This Lo,tery is Of the greatest magnitude
ever Introduced in'.s couDuy,shc highest
Pnze being 100000 and $4,000 Dollars
The price Of Tickets is now Sixty Dollars.
The whole Lottery contaios only 5000
III. keis, which are to be drswo IN ten draw.
ings. By the New-York psp1'sh appears,
that @. & H.. WAITE have pledged tbem-
Cppitai p ICES. +W
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*.x NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

VXTHEN o cure isr one dollar. or at most for two
w doiisrs, can be obtained tor a cough, cold,
asthma, d,fS uhy Of breathing. tightness Of the
chest, whee zng pain in the side, sptlng of blood,
q strained stomach. &c. mist i, moi be matter of
age 81 isasi
4 T. One Hundr,d t5 FUfy 7housand Psrsens
die annually Of consumption, originating principally
n-om taking cold commencing with oough, then din.
vu',y OF breathing aud pain in the side, at length
thu lungs become affected, Consumption ensaes and
.dealb closes ,.e scene Alas too often dosa pre-.
judoe. by tmsening TO son'e aud sdoptng The opin.
ION OF others presail thereby preventing trial Of
such medicines as-mrgh, sifosd relief Under lie
idea tha, no reiie' can be obtained Scarce CASE
occurs bdt may be relieved by tue timely applica.
ton Of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-03
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MARINE. NEWS.

ENTEREn,

ENrERED,
Slocp Canton Grape, Brown, New York otto
George and Mary. Walden, do, do. a. ID. Jones,
cahopne. do; brig hiram, Brown, st. .Eus,alis
sloop General Washington, whsehorne, N. York.
CLEARED, lfoa
slocp isaleyon. siden. New-yo,k, do PANE.
Gardner, do. do. General SWIM, Sladc. Washing
ton. do Intrepid, Calvert, Norfolk.
Atrivsd Sc Fast. Greenwich, (in this Distriet) on
TUESDAY last, big Hiram. Brown. 25 Gays from 81
Eustatis.
The brig Brutus. Gorton. OF iLis port, was spoken
oc, 9Th, is,: -, 81, long. 7S, fsom Nsw-osleans
bound 10 Csd,z.
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Marine Insurdnce Combdny.

THE stockholders of,he Marine Insurance Com
pany are hereby notified, that Dividend will
be declared on the f-y, day Of Decemher next, and
xiIl be paid At the Office ~ said Company, on and
after SAID dsy n PRikcE, Seery.
Newport. Nov. &c, 1877.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-03
MIssTATEMENr CORRECTED.

The Editors Of the Providence Pstrio,
have politely furnished Us their PIPER Of
Nov. 8, from which we copy the following
rhereby correcting the stateaent relative
ereto, published in rhe X. !. American Of
the eth Nov. aud which was copied iaso oer
paper Of the 5th:
The folio wing proceedings took place re-
hpecung an application to Congress TO re-
peal the internal taxes. L. win be- seen that
khe amendment of the Senate, in which the
II ouse refused to concur, Was a judicious one,
snd could only have been iostthrough the in
hucnce Of two or three interested tnen. Ia
was mainly intended to benefit the mouth
of labos," by checking the disIillalion OF grain.
Elisha K. Potter, who introduced the original
resolution, we understa took occasion TO
be very abusive 10 bis remarks on the whole
course OF the Generai Government, and up.
on its officers and friends.-He stigmarized
the men As jacobins, and their measures as
iacobsninical This foul language was not
novel by any means but il svas hoped that
even he might conquer propensity which
disgraces the Legislator, at period wheo his
parry have pretendedjy endeayored to restore
t., the eea Of good feeiings," and really aimed
TO iugratiate themselves with the admioistfa-
ton. ft ~N
Resoiped by the Senate and House Of
Repre- .snlatives of the State Of Rhode Island,
Gs.--That tho Senators Of said State in The
Cdngfess Of the United States be instructed,
aud tH.ir Representatives requested, 10 use
their best exc rtions TO have the whole system
OF inie raai duties and taxes repealed, and also
10 obi lin as great a reduction OF the standing
ar dly OF the United S,a,es as the snuaion oil
the couN''y viii admit. N
House Of RehresenfatipS ~ Aopember 4, 1917.
Voted and passed unanimously:
IS BY order,
THOMAS BuRokss, Clerk.
In the SENATE, read the same day, and
eoarurred as underw tttcn, VIZ. Resolved,
That che Senators Of this State in the Con
grcss of the United States be Instructed, und
the Representatives requested, 70 use their
excrtions to- procure a repeat of ,he whole
syste m of internal revenue, except SO much
as relates TO the distila,ion of ardent spirits !;
aoa also 70 obtain as great a deduction OF the
s,audiug army, and Of the sum appropriated
for. the snnual increase OF the navy of the
Uaired States, as the situation Of tho country
will admir-.
BY order, SAMUEL EDDY, Sec'ry.
In tho House: Of Rehresertanves, read the
Same day, non.conenrred: BY order,
- fs-r THoMAs BUReEs, Clerk.
In the Senate, read the same day, aud yot-
ed to adhere to the abovc amendment.
Byorder, SAMUEL EDDY, See',y.
Instead OF appointing committee of con.
ference on this disagreement, agrceably to
parliamentary usage. the House resolved TO
pas, the original resolution, with slight al
tcra,ion Of it's phraseology, (it having been
framed for joint resolutio6) and directed
their Clerk TO communicsie il TO the Sens.
tors and Representatives, IN Congress.-[ We
have been thus particular, 10 consequence of
. mis-. state meot in the paper of Tuesday
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APPOINTMENT.

We are happy to learn that Col. HEsnr
|sHgRAuRsE, OF this town, is appointed by
khs President Of the United States, Agent Of
Indian affairs for the Chickasaw Tribe. Col.
6herbarue was highly mcritorious and dis
kinguished officer in the army of the revolu-
kionary war.
itn truly gratifying to observe the atten-
kion. bestowed on our revolutionary veterans,
bT our excellent Chief Magistrate. The
hppointmen. in the presen, instance does hon.
|or to his head and heart, and We believe will
give general satisfaction.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-03

The following handsome eompiinsss't 70
polisicai oppoGen,, is extracted tom late
letter Of DR.. HosAcS, of New.York.--i
" Thougb not one Of Me- Jefferson's .pclhi-
cal adherents have great venefMion for bic
character in the works of scisnce,, aud a. 40
Ansericsn, feel both pride and gratitude in
acknowledging the services he has rendered,
aud the eieuafien he has given 20 eur common
country"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-03
OUR GERMAN RELATIONS.

Que readers are aware, that in the diet as
|sembled q, Frankfort on the Maine, are rep
|rsscntrd no, only tho powerful, put The petty
potenta,es Of Germany. Their deliberations
Involve the best interests Of Germany and
engage tho serious attention OF all Europe.
We have neaed from unque,,ionsbie su, hority
that the Diet some time since appointed a
|person TO come to tho United States, whose
insh uetions are, TO travel ,h' ough the Union,
and make inquiry, from every persen and au.
|thority within his reach as TO the reception
and encouragement given to the emigrapts
from Germany, their situation generally
Through the Union, and particularly 10 the
several States. This representative Of the
German Diet 10 Baron Won Gagern, whose
Brother Is al Influential me mber of the Dis,,
where he repressots the King Of the Neither.
lands Baron Won Gsgern arrived here sboo,
|three weeks since, aod is gooe on TO the city
|of Wsshihston. This ucufcsioo is deemed
|of some importance, as upon the report Of
M. Won C,gern, will not only depend the
measures which shall be adopted by the Diet,
|bui greatly influence the opinions and con.
duct of The Gcrmsn people towstds this
|couptry. Phi. Dem. Press.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-03

e. PRINTING, Joa kinds. ercewedtr
q sdfisfaefory nsanner, at this Office
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-03

Buek-wheat FLOUR, hulid aud common, free
from grit, in barrels and half barrels, and by the
qas,!er--ot superior quality, and Cheap.
6T Five Gates C,ockery, containing b
baeFsoms Assorto, ent-- Cheon.
" Newport, Nov. 26. 1917. rDec. 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-03
BANK OF The UNITED STATES.

The following lac, OF the Branches of The
Bank of the United States now in opersi,on
may rot be unsccep ptsble % tho Public, who
have not before had them in Que view OH.
ces Of Discount x Dcpssil sre in opef alton ~
Portsmouth, New. Hampshire,
Boston, Massachusetts.
Providence, Rhsde-Isiahd,
Midd,e,ow,h Conneciicu
New York, New York,
Bsi,ipote, Ma,yiatd, SO
Washington, Disteiet Of Columbia,
Richmond, Visgiuis,
Norfolk, Virginia,
Charleston, Soulh. Carolina
SayaAnsb, Geo,gia,
New Osleans, Louisiana,
Cincianaii, Ohio,
Lexington, Ken'ueky. gss.
Brsuc hes have been also established nj
louisville in Kentucky, Chiiiccshc in Ohio,
Pi,tsburg in Pennsyivania, Fayetteville in
North Carolina, and Augosts in Georgia,
which are not yet, but soof will be IN opera
tien.--Aat. Inf.
Accounts received a, Orleans from Vera
Cruz and the Hsvsna, concur IN stating, that
General, Nina had arrived with poweriol
force within six iesgues Of tho city Of Mexi-
CO I; and good understanding was expcc ted
to take place between the adverse psrtiss,
and thar both would unite in maintaining
Mexico as an independent nation.
sE E.a Phii aurora.
The y. S. corvette John Adams, Capt.
Henley, briggs Prom ethsus snd Eo,erpriza,
and sch. Lynx, sailed from this port yesc,-
day sorping on a cruize, 10 the 0"it OF
Mexieo. ". York Pa. Nov, ~.
There died at Sayaonsh. in the fortnieh,
ending Nov. Is, tbirty-oioe persons, (2sot
feyera
Singular good rfnas--Two gentleman Of
Richmond, by the names Of ID. Barclay ohd
Mr.. Gteitcn, about three weeks s'Dce, dew
s,e hoa,ing prize of 162o 600, io the WASH
ins,on Monument Loaery, snd on fridsy
last, drew also the 100000 prize, being the
capital 10 the same loiteiy. s-'
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BOAT FOUND.

WAS taken up sdrft. on Sunday last. sbout mid
w way between wsrwick neck and corimicut
Point, Moses Boat, Of about 10 feet keel conisin-
ing two oars and paddle The owner Of the boat
may have her again. by proving properly and pay
ing charges, on application at the store of TasnAa
SHsAsnAs, on Fety .whsrf
Me-. port, Dee 3. 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-03

We yesterday received the following note
from qor Correspondent, at Baltimore, dated
Nov ~, ooon.
"Msssrs. R,pssr, GRAHAM, snd BLAxo,
Commissioners 20 South America, wi'h Mr.
Seeretsry 10 the Mission,
l,h M, cry this morning in the steam boat
w ginis, for Norfolk, where they will EN-.
bs'k ,n board the Coogress frigae, Csps.
SIrcLAIa, and proceed Immediately to per.
fern the duties Of their sppoip,m.nt"
Bss. Pat.
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By The President Of the United .Sfa1ss.

y !
w fiEREAs by an Act Of Congress passed on
w the 3d day Of March, one thousand eight hun.
dred and fifteen. entitled can act TO provide for
the ascertainioy and surveying Of The boundary
lines fixed by the Treaty with the Greek u diane,
and for other purposes, the President of the United
States IL sutborztd 10 cause the lands acquired BY
the said Treaty to be offered for sale when survey.
ed and whereas the lands north Of the Tennessee
River have been susseyeds
Therefore, I JAmss MorHoS., President OF he
United States. in conformity with the said aeJt
hereby declare and make known, that public saIes,
for the disposal (agreeaby 70 lsv) Of the Aods ID
Alabama Territory, north Of the River Tennssyes.
shall be held ~ Huntsville, in Madison County, W
said Territory. via on the frst Monday in febru-
AIRY next for the iands confsined nhe ranges num-
berea one two, three, four Eve and sx, and on the
FIRST Monday IN March next, for the remainder q
the aforesaid lands each sale shaiI refnsin oper
for three weeks snd no iosger the ssles shan cC-
mepce with the frst section or the lowest numbers
Of ofto~nslips and ranges. and proceed in fegslsr
nuu,ericsi order, 49,
Given under my hand at the City of Washington.
the twenty fret day Of November, one thousand
eight hundred aud sevsntssn.
JAMES MONROE.
Dy the. Presidents
Csmmissionsr Of hs General Lond CEcs
Printers Of newspapers who publish the Laws OF
the UDiied States will publish the above ior six
weeks. and send their bhs with receipts 10 the Gen.
ersi Land Office. Dec. g.
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Are this day opening. by
r.. w. LA WTON,

Aie t"is usy oPehhSs oy
r.. w. WTON,
Al his.New Stand, corner Of Thsmesssireet,
snd Washington Square,
XNEICU, NRh those received by the last wag.
w goa from Boston, makes his Assortment CON.
rreens almost every article usually called for.
.srssag hsfa are - -. y
supertne. n-iddins d eonsnop h1oADCLoTbs,
various cotonrs.
Do. Pvisse cln,i,s aud Pelsse Flanneb.
N DO CAsstMEREs
Stout Pads and Jerseys.
supe, fine do. do
supsi fine Drab Coa,ings.
bombs zet,s and Wlabores.
Ga. "a, "a. 90. 10 q, li.z, i2A,
Hose BLANKETS.
pisnnels, great variety.
Stfam,Loomo Calicces
Maddapol.m sbir,;ry. siosery =
and common S shswls
s British Laccs
fearnaugh,s and Book. Luss-ings
ings Levsnunes
Extra Hse. plain lsao, Ribbons -
and Book Mushns Garni,urep
Real Lawns Handkerchiefs
De India null Muslins vcstings =
scotch and jaconct Mus Sewing silks
,lins and Csmbrscks
.dLSO,
3: 3: 4; II; ~: ;.... ,..
Bohea Meal
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-03

There died at Savaonsh' in the fortnilh,
ending Nov Is, tbirty-o,oe persons, (2sol
feyers. r'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-03

The y. S. corvette John Adams, Capt.
Henley, briss Prom ethsus snd Eo,erprixe,
and sch. Lynx, sailed from this port yesc,-
day .sorping on a cruize, io the Guit of
Mexieo. ". York Pa. Nov, ~.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-13

pow eIful, have crnmbled before cur
eyes and the creature oil q nome ut, rob-
cd, and crowned, ard scepieIed. iais-
ed his iahy creation on the iuins The
wurnlrg las leen given; may it nor
have been given in vain
] feel, Sir, that the magnitude Of the
Iopics i have toucht q, and the im mi
ptncy OF Ite rciiIs Witch see IN to sur
round is, have leo II Tar beyond The
"mns Of tcn'nial n celirg. i see
have ny aIoioey In your intelligence.
lux caElCt pr,yaiiicn myself TO tres
pass isrthtr. Accept, again, gentlemen,
my nos' grateful Acknowledged ents.
Never oar j forget this day; in pri.
Yate IIie,it shall lc the &C mpanio1 oil nv
solitude (; and III in the capiices Of that
fortune which will al tines degrade tie
high and the humble, ! should horeaf.
Ell be Gale q Ia sIy staten Of RESPONSE,
bi!iiy, thin k ] nay al leas, fearlessIv
pTCmIse :hc tTitEds who thus crowd&
iuunc ne, that 10 set OF mine shall
ever raise blush az The recollection Of
heir early Encouragement, hope,
ioveVE, The benefit If this day will
OF lie tohhned 10 the humble indiyidu-
you have go honoured; i hope it will
cheer IN The young asTilsn,s after vir-
tuous TINE lii both our countries, by
Pro'n < &C them, that however, for The
oheht' envy, or Ignorance, or oorIup-
ZION, may cep'e cialc lbon, there is q
reward H. store Tor the mar who thinks
with integrity, ard acts with decision
Gentiomen, you will add TO the oh!i-
ga,ions you Lave alrcSdy conferred, by
deiegstirg 10 NE the honour Of Pre- pos
'rg TO you the health of man, u hose
VIRUS atoIn, ard whose talents pow
er!uiy advocate our cause; mean he
health CT your worthy Chairman.
throughout this speech the Niee.
'nG became alternately silent in aston.
IsGmen', and rsp'urous in admiration.
Every sentence met with immense az
piausc.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-04-08

On earth Peace, good tuiH to,gards Men.

On earth Peace, good tvil tosvards Men.
FIST anrasal Re2or ftbe Massachusetts Peace
| Society," Continued.
Christians have long benin the habit of com.
memoratiHs. at this season OF the year" the birth
of THE PRrNcE OF P1AcE. It's dow eighteen
hundred aud sixteen wears siuce tie Anthem oi
Angels was heard hy it, shepherds Of Bethehem-
:. Glory to God in tie highest and on earth
peace; good will towas Il men." II vas az this
season of the last year. Tue Emperor Alexan-
der proclaimed. Ia Rns the pacifie alliance. In
the same month, the Pee Society was formed ia
Ohio. AT this sea-su III ss1 sear tie Massa-
trsnscriber would add that il was ia the same month
in which the meeting Of this Society held, that
Proposals printed and first subsised, in Port
land, for tue Peace Society of Maine.') :" The
avowed object in all these recent institutions is TO
carry into effect the grand and benignant purpose
of God in sendiag bis son the Prince Of Peace.n
{" Thus said The Benevolent Messiah - The Son
of man came not to destroy mems lives bat TO save
them His doctrines, his precepts, bis prohibitions,
his examples. and his prayers, were all adapted to
such heavenly purpose. In subservlency TO this
purpose, our society was formed. TO this end all
its operations should be directed. And what can
be more animating, than the thought of being
workers together with God, for the redemp-
ton of our race, from the expressions, the
crimes, and the mseries of war; aud for the estab
lishnent of peace and good will in world ofictel
ligent beings, for whom the Saviour died, and who
have for ages been in the habit Of destroying one
another, and of glorying in their shame"
From divine prophecies, and from what God
has already dooe, we may derive hope and ami
nation But let US neyerl indulge the thought,
that those predictions which involve the agency of
men, will be accomplished without that agency
Having pat our hands to the plough, let us never
look back. Having enlisted as soldiers of the
Prince of Peace, let US quit ourselves like nen.
With our minds depy Impressed with the bloody
and revengetui character war, and its contrare-
~ to the spirit OF our religion let resolve ia the
language af Mr.. Wiiberforce, Never, never will
we desist, till we have wiped away his scandal
from the Christian name"
The following note is added to the Report viz.
s A Letter has been recently received from
England, dated the 4ih Oct. 1916, announcing,
that TWO Peace Societies had been formed in, Lon
don; that THREE editions Of he Solemn Review
Of the custom Of War; had already been published
and that application had then been made for a
fourth that various other nphetS on the subject
were III circulation some new ones about TO be
printed and that considerable attention had been
excited among Christians of different denomina-
tons"
The meeting at tctict this Repoyl ,cGs made and
accepted ,gas held at Boston Dec. 90, 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-04-08
4 rale, for he Old people Of Bah.

There is now living in one House in PoftlaRds
eight persons all well and able to eat their aiiow-
ance, whose ages united amount to 587 years.
One Of them, born in England, was soldier on
the continent of Europe more than sixty years
ago-was taken with Burgoyne's Army in Amerl-
ca and has since lived in several different States.
His eyes are not dim nor his natural force much
abated.v He reads we'll the smallest writing or
print without glasses, which be has never yet
used--he is an excellent gardiner end calculates to
enlarge his business the approaching season, and
though only few months in his 84th year, begins
to talk providing for his comfort and ease in old
age.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-04-08

Ia Sumner. MFR. Bepjamin Churchill aged AZ
leaving large connection to lament his fuddsH
exit-thoueh they derive much conGolzioa from
the evidences he exhibited Of well grounded hope
of glorious immortality beyond the grave
In Hebron Mrs Rachel S'urdivant, vile Of MF.
Eiphalet aged So Cut down 10 the midn Oh
her dav,. fhe has left difconfela,e hufband and
(uau children. with numerous circle Of relatives
and friends, 10 mourn her lols and lament Der IN
timely fate How sranGent is life How uncert2ia
Il all human felicity How frequently do we Zee
our highel hopes of hsppireis iuddenly blaised.
9 our brigkreR expectations erumbled il the DAFT
Death like an owe fl wing cream,
Sweeps US away, CURVES dream;
An empty tale morning a1wer.
Cut down and wither'd in an hour"
Ia Welbrook Mr. Benjamin Cobb, aged 75--
i i, fsid of him that he lived 50 years Of the lat
part of bio life, piou, and an exemplary ehrliiia7
therefore, though dead he yet fpsakesh'