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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-02

ID EsPECTFULLY informs his friends and the pub
lN lie, that he has commenced the
AUCTION and Coririsson Business
and would De happy to attend to all who may please
TO employ him He will advance Cash on Goods de-
posted either for public or private sale,
Tie clso keeps for sale,
large assor,rnent Of Groceries and Crockery
Ware, al wholesale and retail, cheaper than be
bous bt IN tus town, for cash only
New York money and treasury notes exchanged at
sm, iIc)unt July 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09

preparation OF cot straw, sc. as foilows--I
boiled about two quarts of fl1xseed, and
sprinkled on 10 cur straw. which had been
previously scalded and seasoned with SALT
together with some oil cake and oatmeal,
working them together in tub with short
pi,chfork. till the whole became an oily
mush. | faiteDed the heller first. She was
of she common size, and in good order to
winter. gave her about three pecks.which
she ate Yoraoiously, and in the course OF
four days, whenthe seed was gone, she was
visibly altered. ! fed her regularly IN this
way about two months, in which tiGs she
had eaten about one bushel of boiled Oak
seed, with the other ingredients in proper
ton, when she was bu.chered She weigh
&C 5s4 pounds, 81 pounds of which was tai
low. She would not have sold, before fat
tening for more than g dollars sold :wo
quarters OF her for Sis I3-shc cost me
not more than $40, exclusive of The hay she
ate, which was chiefly scalded as above -
On the first OF Feb began with The OK. /
fed him about months, but not altogether
so wellas did the heter lie dieested "a
bout one pint of boiled haxseed day, pre-
pared as above, which suppose formed half
1he fat in these two cattle. The OK was
short, measured feet inches, and when
killed. weighed 1882 lbs and had so lbs of
tallow. He cost me while faitening IS
cents day--he had previously cost me IS.
My net gain in fattening these two cattle
was more than all have before cleared in
tattening oxen and cows for Is years. and
this is owing, think, chiefly to the use of
fax seed. never faltened cattle that ap-
peared so calm, SO hearty, and digested all
their fare with so much natural ease and
regularly as these | would therefore rec
ommend the above preparation 10 The at'en-
ton of farmers as good substitute for corn.
kert my COWS on ii alone in the month OF
M ch for one third the expense OF lay-lt
makes rich milk and excellent butter Far
mers, by proper attention TO economy. one
half of your corn may be saved, to produce
abundance in the land, and your gamers
shall over how with oil and fairness shall
pursue this method of feeding. and endeav.
our to improve it, and trust shall be enab.
led to say the half has not been ld.-.4gyi-
cultural .4inldnac. June. 10, 1877,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09
NOTICE..

r He Stockholders in the Maine Fire and Ma
i rioe iniurance Company are hereby notified
that their annual meeting for the choice of nine
Directors for the enfung year will be held at their
office in Exchange areet on Tuesday the listh day
of January A. .. lS47, at O'Clock in the after.
noon.
ALSO. To acf on any other matter. that may
come before them respecting the ,nH,u,ion as
they iha judge proper
BY order of tbe PRECEDENT and Directors.
JOHN DEaNB, jr. Sec'ry.
M. and NJ ms Office
December 9th 1917
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09
IN. T aud W ms Ufhce
December 9th 1917

ITO be fold at Public Auction by order Of court,
on Wedrelday the twenty fourth day Of De
cember infant. al one O'Clock r NJ. at the houie
of JUSTIN WoRTHLsy in North Yarmouth all
the right and Interea which The heirs Of WILL
LIAM POrE, late OF Falmouth. in County Of
Cumberland decesied, have 10 and TO . certain
piece. of Land situated in said Northyarmouth,
containing about forty acres being = farm for
merry called the Lawrence farm, moaly owned
by the said Worthy; The right o. said heirs being
ahou, one fourteenth part Of the whole, and is
fold for their beue6t.
Dated At Falmouth, this eighth day of Dscem
Ter, 1877. JOSIAH L0-K, EsarS'ss y <aidLsiys
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09
anatomy, Surgery, Physiology 6
Nedicine.

nR. RAMSAY, on The first sceek Of Jaa,cry
~ neal, will open bis course of Lectures, on the
above branches in Fryeburg, District of Maine
DR.. X. begs leave to refer to the former notices
in this and other papers respecting the advantaSe
to be derived by the public, from has Museum,
Book Of Reference, Library, Practical and Co,ngar-
attire Anafomy, &c.
There will not only be private dissecting room
for young men, but private room for practi-
ito ners.
The course will finish with the Physiology of the
Vital Organs, and DIR. RS. mode of treatment
who will announce in Latin and English the mod
elegant prescriptions which he means, on some
future day, to publish.
In a few lessons, practitioners may acquire the
general notions of Anatomy and Medicine.
The public Lectures, % s Library 10 s-Ten
private Lessons 90 s-These lessons to class o.:
ten gentlemen, 10 S each person.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09
Enoch Tukesbury's Estate.

TO be cod at Public Auction. by order of courts
AZ the houfe of Reuben Haskell. in Pownai,
in the county of Cumberland en- THURSDAY the
tWen,y fifth day of December infant. at elsvso
O. clock in the forenoon, fifty acres of Lard pare
of the enate of said deceased situated IN said
Powual chiefly wood land. being the foutheaIssriy
half of Lot No I2, In Range e. AHo at the
hcnse cfthe deceafed 10 Falmouth in fsid county.
on Monday ,he twenty ninth day Of December
innaat, &C eleven Q clock in the forenoon that
Part of The homenead Of said deceased which is
ieparated from the remainder by a road running
through the fame being about three or four acres.
said Real Estate is 10 be fold for the payment OF
the debts OF isd deceased and incidental charges,
and for the benefit of he heirs Of "a deceased.
Dated az Falmouth ,his eighth day of Deem
Ter, 1917 REUBEN MERRILL, <assrini,fsa'0r.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09

Gazette unless they are conveyed to u.s. free Of en-
pense
In Gorhan, on Saturday last, Capt JoHN sTE-
PHENsoS, aged 76.-Miss ANN LoSGFELLow,
daughter of Hon. s. Longfellow.
In, this town, Mrs. CAROLINE, consortof Jo-
seph Pope. Esq. aged 25.--Capt. Thomas Burn
ham, aged 49,
Drowned-In Stroudwater village, Westbrook,
MIR. Joseph Chenery, aged about A8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09

In ST. Thomas on the 29th Of Oct. last Mr.
WILLrAM 6. WEEKS, of this towns aged Sc
In Limerick, on the 81 ult. of a consumption
Miss Mary Libby, daughter of Nalh'l Libby, Esq.
aged 2S.
~ The above notice, like many others which
we have received, cost Us ten cents for postage
and The evil is becoming 50 general as 10 render i
necessary for state for she information OF such
patrons that their notices cannot appear in Tue
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09
TIT FOR TAT.

The Savannah Republican of the 22d Novem.
Der has the following article :: st1
1.-The Boston Cen,inel o: Goth ul.. gives the
following notice:
His Excellency the Governor will honor the
Theatre with his presence this evening""
How this sntacks of English manners and GUS
tomS.o
The same Republican" gives the new census Of
the State of Georgia in which it's found there
in il So ,459 blacks, principally Siares
How much more this smacks of Algerine man
uer. aud Gust lms.--Ceatiaei
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09
GAZETTE la2 s NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Entrances and Ciearanccs al he Custom Hotse.
Dec. 2, arrived sloop Jane Chase, from Lubbock
--sloop Stork, Haskell, from ST. Andrews, sloop
William Stanford from Boston Br shin Echo
Ooran, from Bermuda-J schr Trader, Woodbu
ry, from ST. Barts--7 schr Arctus. Prince, from
Newyork sloop Lark Trow, from Lubbock sloop
Union-P Packet, Polleys, from Lubbock.
CLEARANCES. s
Forcign--Dec. Q, brig Beaver, Mabee, for Trim
ldad--Dec. 8, ship Jewel, Heating for the West
Indies; brig Rebecca Stephenson, for dos, snow
Dorothy, Robson, for Kingston, (Jatn.)-6, brig
Mary, Tate, for Honduras; brig Castor Wnslow,
for the West irdies.
Constlrise-Deo. 2, schr. Columbia, Lewis, for
Aiexandria-S, brig Monroe, Morton, for Roston /,
S'oop President York, for Lubbock sloop Olive,
Sawyer for Boston-5 sIoop Abby, Knight. for
dos. sloop Joseph Stanwood, for do (; sloop
Albert, Stevens, for Darien
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
The Susan, of Portland, discharging was lately
left at Aux Cayes.
Left at Turks Island, f4th nit. brig Visitor, of
Bath. just arrived from ST Croix, and Belfast
Schr.for Philad. in 2 days.
In ar article dated Havana, Oct %. we notice
the arrival at that place of one vessel from Africa
with $50 slaves and another with 6t0 When will
this vile tralhck cease
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09
Merino, Turkey Dorm s. Kcrsey-
mere SHAWLS.
WILLIAM MCCLELLAN
Is noe opening for sale a variey Of
SEASONABLE GOODS,

pROADCLOTHS; Kerseymeres; fashionable
-D coIoured Pelesse Cloth Satnetts; Coatings
nice Vestngs; FlannelS Baizes; brown, CHINA
mon and other fashionable cooured Bomha2etts
Calicoes Copperplates Dimotcs Cambrics and
Musiins. great variety or French Brad>;
CheneIle Cords and Ribands very largo cambrio
ShawIs cheap Angola do Merino, Turkey Down
and Scarlet Kerseymere do milled Gloves; Kid
do. lined with Angola Ladies, Mise, and Chill
dren's Angola Gloves; silk Resets Frogs and
Barrell Buttons Cord and TasseIls; Scarlet Pc
lisse Cloth; Italian Grape; Habit Trimmings
Double Mode, Levantiaes, Sarsnet and Sjnchaw
Silks; British Cottons; India do; Sewing and
Knitting Needles Chain Buttons pearl shirt do /;
Garnet Beeds Bugles 'Thimbes Snaps Ladies
Purses Scissors; nice Speciacles. &c. &c.
Portland Dec. 9. 6w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09

TITO be sold at Public Auction by order Of Court
a. At the pation Room Of stephen A'i.ellan
and Timothy Fletcher in Portland in the County
Of Cnmher and on Thursday the twenty 9Th day
Of necep Der Instant AZ eleven o'clock in the fore
no@u - much Of tie Real Estate Of Reuben kee-
ger, lale Of North Yarmouth in said County. de-
ceased As will produce the Of three hundred and
FORTY dollars 10 pay tue in>l debts al said deceased
with iucienfal Charge; said Real estate consists
Of iwpnls FIVE aia bali acres ~ iela situated on
the Island q Gaeheag IN SAID NORTH Yarmouth
with tae bindings thereon. excepting the widows
dover therein. bot including the ryversion thereof
Dated NJ Portland has 9Th dvs of December tStT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09
mr. 4RRTED

In this town, by Rev. e. Payson. Mr.. John
Haggett, to Miss Charlotte Merrill - BY the Rev.
5. Rand, Mr.. Joshua Poland, Of North Yarmouth,
to Miss Rebecca w. Mason, of Portland
Last evening. by Rev. T. Payson, Mr.. stTH
CLaRK, to Miss MARTHA THuRsToN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09

Bristol, Or. ~ Nor. 25.--Iast week arrived brig
ioadfish, from Hartford, with 80 900 lunches Of
onions. few thousand bnnches were added to
the cargo here, and she saIed for Cape Henry
CHaytD on Saturday last, with fair wind. We
hope she will arrive in time for bis Sable Maiesty
to treat his Court with rare Christmas dinner
Toad Fish stuffed lcih onions.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09
New Books at Auction.

Going from IS 10 75p per cent. below their cost
THE sale will be continu.d on Saturday next.
4 9Th inst at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at the store
next above Messrs. Wyer and Farley's, Exchange
Street.
Private sales continued at great discount at the
abuve store. 2w Dec
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09

SECOND quarter day School will commence
: on Wednesday the sf Inf. at O'Clock P
M al Capt N Tiitons. Days and Terms of tn.
itiou ufua',
N Seatonabe notice will be given TO old
Scholars to begin practiiog for his Exhibition
and Ball
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09
q NOTICE.

LII pcrfons having claims on the eltate OF
IAFRANCIs oSGoOD. late Of Portland, Ffquire,
deceaied, ore Tequened TO exhibit the fame TO The
fublcriber, bis office for etsIement and thote
indebted 10 fsid eGate to mike payment to
JOHN ANDERSON, Auorneyto
the Admin,ffratrix on faid eiia,e.
Portland, Nov 90, 1877
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09

sale Dy huCtiOil,
ON THURSDAY, 9th December, at tie
Store Under tie GAZETTE OFFICE, head
Of Exchange Sfreet, (untis Previ9iisg
I'D Private Jaie,
20 boxes PIPES
10 crate. c and enam blue and sds d crcekefy
Ware
90 boxes Fgs M
IS rims Writing Paper
Gale States
trunk of Boglifh Piece Goods
2 cafes fafhonable Hats
/ cask Ccffee Mills
| bale Iada Hearth Riggs
10 eroce Knives aud Forks
stove. TIC. &c.
Ii. G. Atwood, 4u'ct.
Also
viii be kept eonfan,y for fae at the above
fore, -A
English Cest Steel DiiH Sans
elegant Has at low priee--rea Tray'-Bfi'an'
ia Tea and Coffee Po,s--Caffors : Gilt and Ma
hogsny Framed Looking Glahes elegant bue
printed dining aud tea Ware-Fl'nt and common
Giais Ware din great variety of common
LIVARP lOL WIRE,
Tome of which is partly damaged aud win be fold
cheap.
Cath literally advanced on Merehandize-ap-
ply 10 B G Atwood Dec
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09
SACRED NUSICK.
BOARDING HOUSE.

THE fubfcriber has taken the houie lately occl.
pied by Noah Emery Ffq decealed, ia Exeter,
New Hamp lhire, and opened BOARDING Houss
Tor the accommodation Of Gentlemen and Ladies.
The commooious fiua,on of the eflab iihnent on
the great road from Portland 70 Bottom. il il hoped
viii induce patronage.
~ Good StabIing for Hories
JOHN EMERY.
Exeter. NH Nov q, 1917
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09
Destruction d WARl!l

lie subscriber feels himself will
inc 10 make this pu,lick as,ement 10 inew 10 his
friends and creditors thar he hes lolt his properly
by he misfortune of War. He has been accufed
Of covering hi. property TO cheat hi. creditor. on,
of ,heir i'm due he feels himfef afsured that the
following Gatsu,enr will "a isfy thofe whom il may
concern
ae. .nnsined by war and misfortune.
Lon fchr Chsie and cargo. taken Try
the Britifh D5ooo
Lots on brigtCommet 1870
Lo(s on noop Fedcraia coo
Lon by lfasc Sturdivant loco
Lon 10 building lhres veGsls Gnce The
war lsco
Loft BY Nicholas Blanchard. Burning
hay IN vsile 100
COTS paid 0 lawyers and sberisfs 200
Lots by poor people and rcgass 600
Dti1oo
The above IA a correct natemant and nc,h,ng
over He hxs taken every mgthr thar was III
bis power TO clear Linlie'f from debt, bu, cou
not obrain il The ShcnR, are 20 thick arouad
him that he canaot fatisty them il will not be
any Advantage 20 PUT him 70 any coa hereafter.
This frcm will wifher 70 neankind
THOMAS CHASE
Eostayarmoth, Nov 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09

A handsome preface, ingenious introduction,
good title, bold impression, strong binding, and
general circulation 70 friendship and hospitality.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-09

SHERlFF'S DEEDS,
OF rights in equity Of Redemps
zion VIXEN sold on Exec ution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-17
.... Baltimore. June 10.


some tune since number Ofthe citizens Of
Baltimore subscribed the amount necessary and
appointed committee to procure a service ot
Pla.e 70 we presented to Commodore John Rod
gers, in testimony Of their estimation Of his
services during the attack on this CITY by the
British fleet aud army in Sept. 1914. We'have
now the satisfaction TO announce that This
nau1s9me present, which cost about four thou.
sand dollars. has been received NV the com
mittee, and is deposited at the Book Store of
Mr.; II. Lucas No. 1873 Market Street. where II
VIII remain few days, for the qualification M
it. VIC"
This most superb service is intended 10,
me DINNER table, and to consist of large Fish
Dish, four large meat and four smaller Disbes
tour Vegetable Dishes with Covers, two SOM,
ureens and Ladies', two large Pitchers, four
a dozen Forks--all of the most snbstsntiai
and exquisite workmanship, and rejecting on
the Artists, Messrs. Fletcher and Gardiner. Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-17
Portsmouth, June 5.
THE EARTHQUAKE.
Extract Of letter from Eastport. dates
Man

Extract Of letter from Eastport, dated
May %.
An earthquake was felt here thi, morp;ng
II commenced about half past o'clock. with
dreadful roar and shock :; it wa. almost as
instantaneous as the report Of gun moi ouite
so sharp, but very heavy. / was awake when
1t began, felt perfectly calm throngh the
whole shock, and believed can give Won cor
rect information. / think the heavy shocks
continued from To 10 seconds but the sound
or an echo continued for about minute Sc
yeTai light shocks Immediately followed. but +
ana NOT observe them, as I was dressing nv
sen. Inc time is variously stated from 2 or 3
TO iO or 10 minutes from the first shook +
think they musthave boon withins Minutes for
III that time was dressed = walking very mo.
derateiy down the street, and took no notice
OF any shock after got out of doors--While
the first shock continued really exnected INV
chimney was going to fall if not The bnnse
which could feel vibrate ms plainly a, ,be
roll OF boat, and expected to see NV nrigh-
bours houses tumbling down when I went 10
the window ' "
The great part of the people left their beds
and many ran into the streets-Those who
rose IN the heavy shock, were many of them
so affected as to make it difficult to 90 strei. hi
10 Their windows or doors 1t threw ,biGgs
from the shelves, and the UNDERMINING Of os .
mouse was started; many clocks STONED .eve
raj OLD chimnes were shattered, and consi-
dsraDie number of stones were thrown down
from smallcraggy mountan.--It is said by
many to be the most severe shock that tbey
ever experienced.
" May A.-We have heard from St Jobns tho
shock was not so heavy there. There was 3
light shock on the 226, at sunset, in This Mac
ana vicinity. Itwas quite perceptible."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-17

ed Committee, to be Joined by the Sc.
iectmen, for the purpose of receiving him
on the lines ofthe town, and of present
ing him with respectful and congratula
tory address and were also instructed
to make such other arrangements as
would comport with the reputation of this
ancient metropolis; and be suitable to
the illustrious character Of his Guest:
Hon. II. e.. Otis, lion. Vim. Gray, Ge-
neral Arnold Weiies, Col. James r. Aus-
TIN. VIM. Smii'ran, Esg. Col. George Blake,
Col. VIM. III. Summer, BENZ. Russell, Esq.
Hon Israel Ihorndikc, Gen. Henry Dear
born, Hon. 4. III. Perkins, James Prince,
Esq. DR.. Aaron Hill.
In this selection of the most respecta-
BILE gentlemen of both political parties,
we are happy to observe regard for the
unanimity which ought to mark the cele-
bration of this event, and pledge that
the hilarity of the occasion will not be in
terrupted by any political or party dissen-
ton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-17
. DEERFIELD, (NIAss.) Nav %.

DEERFIELD, (lASS.) Nav %.
Wooachuch Observation-Disclosures have
appeared IN great numbers in this town
the present. spring. 1t is well known
maj thesc ANIMALS are very mischievous.
ana occasion great damage to the farm
err by Durrowing in his ground, and des-
troying MS crops, such as clover, grass.
peas, beans. oats, &c. A number eff the
young gentlemen of this village formed
themselves into company. and selected
Captains, who chose sides, for the purpose
OF destroying them. This evening. being
the day of Massachusetts gubernatorial Il,
lection was appointed 10 communicate
the result; when il appeared that the side
of Capt: alph Williams, consisting of
10, had killed 1876; and the side of Can't.
Seth Sheldon, consisting likewise of 10
had Killed GIG, makingan aggregate of
S32, being an excess i'm favour of Cant.
Williams of 40. Mr. Derrick Barnard ON
the side of Capt. Williams, killed i52.
and Mr.. Joseph Stebbins, on the side Of
Capt. Sheldon, killed 1873. The compa-
ny partoOk of an excellent supper and
the evening was spent in hilarity and
mirih. Among other subjects of Amuse-
ment, was the relation of the hunters of
the different methods of taking the Wood
chucks. They are either trapped, drowned
out OF their holes. dug out, OF shot. In
stances have occurred ofdigging out from
four to SIX young with two old ones, from
the same hole. But the most frequent
method of taking them is by shooting,
The Woodchuck rarely. if ever, ventures
far from the hole. If frightened or dis
turbed, he Immediately resorts to it as his
castle. The hunter pursues, passes the
hole, and places himself within shooting
distance of it. The woodchuck. TO pra,
tlfy his curiosity, always approaches the
mouth of his hole, unconscious of dan
ger, where he is almost uniformly shot
dead by. the hunter who stands in wait.
This hunt has lessened one of the evil,
which the farmers have had reason TO
dread, for, although they are not entirely
DESTROYED, yet they are very much thin
ned. The worms and the pigeons are
now the greatest nuisances from which
they suffer in this vicinity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-17
RAIN.

:, We learn from the Georgetown, S. C. paper.
that one evening last week in that town. il was
ascertained, bya vessel placed for that mr..
pose, that the astonishing quantity Of e{erer
inches of water had fallen i'm the short space IF
eighty minutes. 1t is also said upon credible
authority, that on the same night at Whining
the deck ola vessel in a situation where no
water could fall in il bat directly from the
heavens, was feund in the morning to be mora
than two thirds full. The barrel was empty
at dark. Imply
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-17
with some Improved Implements of Illus

with some Improved Implements of Illus
Dandry, for Mr.. Cation and Mr.. Patterson
OF Tins place, the whole being present
from the celebrated Mr.. Coke member of
Parliament for Norfolk, the richest and
most practical farmer in England, who
gives the following description of these
:" venture to give il as nv opinion
thai we have no Cattle to be compared
10 them IN the United Kingdom, for pu-
rlty OF blood, aptitude to feed, for l,ardi-
ness, as well as for the richness of their
mix, and for work when required, as
l nave repeatedly found by variety of
experiments upon my own Farms and
elsewhere"
That they may answer in America as
they are now universally acknowledged
TO DO I'm England, most cordially hope,
ana my wishes will then be gratified.".
Fed. GaS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-17

- The gentlemen appointed TO examine the
Oconee river between the mouth of Fishino,
creek and the Boat Yard, are of opinion n car,
be opened for three thousand fire hundred doI.
IdrS.-About third Of this sum has been Al.
ready subscribed by the citizens Of MiIledee-
vile; and is II believed half as much more
may be calculated on, as there are many vino
have not seen the subscription paper. If the
inhabitants ofthe circumjacent country CON.
tribute as we expect they will, the amount re.
quired will be raised quite easily.
GsOrgid Jonraa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-17
SMALLpOX EXTERMINArED

In Sweden, the universal practice of sacci-
nation has entirely exterminated the small
red during the last two years. Notwithstand-
ing the efforts of the French government in
support Of this system, the deaths by the small
pox form considerable item i'm the bills of
mortality