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The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
FOR SAL


noCT. GIDNEY formerly from Litch. !.
~ held Coan.) iuforms the public thar he has
removed 10 Salem, Mais, where be purpoles 90 ef.
tsbith himlelt and viii couhne his pTsctice
wholly 20 Cancers and thole glsndu az complaints
which reiemble Cancers "a rheir nature or an
PeaFances; having ieveraI years 6nce wholly re-
ngned the practice ~ the common branches cf
Ehyhc and eurgery,with defre of becoming more
eHtenhveiy uiefu by extending his practice sn
TINS dhtrethug maiady; IN the pu'fuit of which,
ne has uniformly me. wi that encourae tmeut
which the fucceis of has practice rnerl,. Per.
iona wiihIng further information can have refer.
euce TO Tome OF the mott reIoectable Pr, 6csans
who have witnei1ed number of ,he cures he has
performed he hopes, however, ioon 10 give
practical lpecimen of bis remedy n shs place he
would further mention that tbn ssr.edy cpn he
applied on aimoif any part of the iy;;em tcven
10 me eye or MOUTH with the grea cit iafety and
ieioom esuiss 10 MUCH pain as 10 require an aao.
dyne; nor will 1t have the iezH sffect or uadis.
sailed h<ih &c operates BY caudpg al entire fegs-
Lauoh OF tse C2ncerous portion from ;hs tound
neih 20 take place, aud eff Stuahy purc;pg the
o'ood from the diorder The iane t,rae. n.
time required 10 bad cafes is generally from ) 20 4
weeks The poor wili receive eve Y aid and ar
sention gratis He wiihSs not to attend pas;sa<s
:. - any eonhderaele diaance where il 10 prsSficz.
ole Tor them 10 come on account Of the rccnven-
renee 70 lhoie who may cat IN his ablence tkis
Wii enable him 10 be generally found at bis fife
Apply at the kHex Coffee EIoufe..
Flea Ter CIDNEY.
'une ~S' Sm.
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SAMUEL HANSON,

Has fer safe at hi, Store,
rc hhds ST. Crois Rnn
~ Q pipes Brandy
do Gin
so hhds Moailes
5000 lbs Sugar
1000 feet = by Cats
COO los Factory Yarn
so bbs -Four
200 buihels Corn
SO quintals Pollock Filth
10 kegs Tobacco
6 chefs louchong Tea
so dozen Bachelders Scyshes
so do seythe Sneashs
SO do Hoes
S tons Hsliow Ware
dozen Mill Saws
10 casks al, lod 2ed cut Nsils
June IT
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
MARSHAL'S SALE.

UNITED ST.dTES OF AMERICA, !
DISTRICT OF MIME, SIS.
DURSUANT 10 a warrant from the Hon. the
IL Circuit Court of the United States, for the first
Circuit, L hereby give public notice that shall
expose and sell TO the highest bidder at Public
Auction, on Thu URSDAN, the S0th day of July
instant, at eleven o'clock A. NJ. on board the brig
Catharine Shepard, now lying at Camden, 10 said
District aforesaid
>sssl Brig Cafhorsae Shepard, Of the burthen
sssssxSezss % about 1870 Tons. her tackle, appar-
el and furniture--the same having been de
creed forfeit for violation OF the laws Of the
United States.
Dated July s. 1918.
r. &. G.THORNTON, Marshal ef Name.
(, N. B.-The day of the above sale, as advertised
in hhe last Argus was erroneously stated. Ii
should have been the SOth, instead Of 23d
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
Dye Ste0s, CIothiers Tools, SC,
HENRY BUTMAN,

LAS1k IL 4 Ii slN,
MTDDLE-STREET,
T. As JUN received and offers for Sale al Bottom
Z i Prices,
~ Tons Logwood
S do Fuhic
do, Nicaragua
2 do BrszhIeuo
100 Barels. very superior Ground Camwocd
Hhds EDgiiih Copperas
CsRs Alum
4 Cafes Engliih Oil vitriol
Carboys do. do do,
500 lbs. Roman " dc.
Cafe Bengal Indigo
Sacks Verdigris
so lbs Blue Calls
SO lbs Red Tartar
2 Bbls Madder
IL Groce Pfefs papers
doz Clothiers Jacks, ground Tumerick
Tenter hooks Screws Prefs Plates, Clothiers
Brufhes, Woad, Cotton Cards, Hoveys Paten,
shearing Machines SC
The above are all warranted 6rfi quality. Pur.
ehsiers are requeaed to call aud examine for them
fe.ves
s5rOrders faithfully and puncsaaIIy attended to
July 81 ew.
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An0f0n,u and PhusioL0gu.

TAR. RAMS aY's courfe of Anatomy and phyG
~ olcgy. will commence on the beginning of
Aueua 1878 and terminate on the taft of Octo
ber lsI8-Ae DR.. z 10 anxious to extend hu IN
ffructions as widely ss poffiole, The period from
Oct next ti Auguh will be occupied IA
es~paass pifb prpO's FIR private ia'sffions "a Frye
bEqo, fvb Lecturer 10 Ofbo G5gsi9' of sss sssfiasnf
ruJilb bsVs ESP FL agie 20 'bh ps,fss The next
end ia6 esrrse o. epbie ksfwa by DR.. R. will com
mence on augug 8 9. and will terminate en- the
end of October sl9 After this PERIOD only pr
vate pupils will be accepted of 500 annually
few gentlemen will be admitted as private
pupils, from the beginning of Augut. next to The
end of October 10 9, at S2oo, for this period of
initructioH fuch gentlemen viii enjoy the privilege
of taking note. from DR. Rs Lectures, becoming
bis afi0auts 10 the private hection room, sc and
acquiring hoie accomplishments, necshary TO
teachers of na,omy and Phyhology.
AZ DIR r. has psdsparticusr attention to Yel-
low Fever, and the fever of the Interior of Amef-
cz-afections Of the Lungs. Sc.-Theie fubjects
wli be particularly attended to, in an anatomical
view.
DR. r. lanienu thofe circumnapces Of preiIure.
under which youug men labor, in fbs atsfsT 10 Pc
cunsry concerns, beb be HHdesfan0s bsvf PfeSssfsd
rsaay f,ors attending BIZ late ~ Frye~g 10
accommodate men of l2udsbe ambition, zVto eaa
Pros1t ample Jiepray, pr r has entered into an
agreement with gentleman who will aeconmo
cate fuch pupils; who viii havs iufiic'ent time
to pas a. memters of the Anatomical Society. in
aitu ed by DR. r in Surgeons Square, Edinburgh.
Private pupils from May iste. I'LL Oct 1919
Seco
Pupils in the public Room, Muisum and Libra.
~ one conrfe from Auguh 1918 10 the end OF
October $50
Pupil. who take Ticket for two sourfes D5o
Fryeburg Maine June g.
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NO1ICE.

NOTICE.
THE fubseriber respectfully informs the public,
that the business of
Dressing Cloth,
will be carried on at Campbels Mills, 10 New
Glouceiler. unde, the care and iuperintendance OF
Mr. ISAAC GROSS, Iun, As Mr.. Gross is rec
commended, by competent Judges, 10 be skiliul
workman and person of ifrict integrity, fhs par
ticuIarly invites The patronage of former cuttom-
ers in full confidence tha, fa,,fsction viii be Civ
en- to all, who may favour her with their euliom
LYDIA CAMPBELL.
New -Cloucener, July Y. 4w
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Sir1u Appreniice.

WHEREAS JE SE FARRIN my nden,ed ap-
w prentice, has left my fervice without my
content, th, is TO give notice, tha hereby forbid
all perfons from harbourins or truliipg him, as
they would avoid the penalties of the law and
that will pay no debts of hrs contracting. Who
ever will return him to the fubferiber fhalI be en-
titled TO a reward of one cent, and no charges
paid. JONATHAN DAVIS.
Lisbon, July
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
FARM for Sale.

ZEOR sale The Farm now owned and occupied
by Z. VAUGHAN, in Cape Elizabeth,
con aiming abou, one hundred scres--with
good House, Barn and cut houses. For psrtic
ulars. apply 10 said Vaughan on the premise s.or
al NJ 8, Long Wharf, TO L. GREE LEY
Tuiy is
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Patent Saws.

MOTtCE Is hereby given, that any sale made
of Stewar,s Patents for fawing mahogany or
other woods, viii not be legal unlef. approved OF
by the ,Futtses of A. Stewart and George Hill
the sad Stewart u Hill having taken the bene6t
OF the lntolvent acts of Maryland and aligned on
all their properly, rights and interehs of whatfo-
ever nature to the respective Trulees
SOL, McCOMBS Trul
VIM VANCE. Truftee
Baltimore, July 10
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
CHARLES & JOHN FOX,

CHARLES 81 JOHN FOX,
Rave JUST RECEIVED AND OFFER FOR SALE,
E'EW Barrels superfne FLOUR, fresh from
H. the Gardner mals
so do. Alexandra fine and middlingS DO.
100 do Philadelphia Rye do.
so do. Mess Beef
10 do. clear Pork
5 Hhds. W. L Rum
90 bags Benares Sugar, superior quality
Few DO Filberts
10 Casks London White Lead
80 Boxes x and common Tin Plate
so Chests Young Hyson, Hyson Skin and Sou.
chong Tea
f-2 pipes o. l.. p. Madeira Wine
Bags Pepper-Kegs manufactured Tobacco
100 auintals Pollock Fish OF an excellent quality
1 Anchor. weighing 343 lbs.
July o.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
MILLEh'S
Celebrated ITCH OINTMENT,

offered % the public IS being one of the
siest and safest cures for this dis order.--Lpng
ex eriance hss proved he fficacy of this ONT
ment. It is perfectly safe in It's operstion, ard
nAey be applied 20 the smallest infsnt without
danger. The seen is sgreeabie--I, Is not ne
cesssry for the patient 10 lake brimstore, as is
common IN other ointment. This Ointment is
pu' up IA tin boxes, convenient 10 carry, and
each 7nume box will be accompanied with di-
recs'ens It genuine, and will be signed by lcEI
MILLER The shove O.n,msn. may be he'd n
small or large quantities of JoEL MILLER. -
George; Doctor Cy,us Hotb,ook, Ssgn ef Sc
Luke. He'd, No So Hanover street, D.. SaTi'
ar Horton, .1y N a. Newbuy Stree. Bostoa
OF VI. 6en3amtn Batnan 70 Hands dvey h9Vs
son, Ns.doborougn M. Jaae Hgae. Of b f.,s-
VIZ Hasy Heaiy. George nc Lei.dn aHa o.
than IA es, Tan cwn, aud Ookes Fe'tJ, C@hi-.
deo Rice e Geer, Friendship George Roe'Hsa"a
,. George.
hr The ahave Ointment is sold slso BY ne
pre.c,pl Aposhecssies, Booksellers snd IrAdsFs
IN Massachusetts aud inshe British provinces
February 10 Itl
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4 SADDLE,

WHICH was picked up in this town q few
weeks since is left at The store OF the sub
scriber. The ownew, by proving property, and
paving for this adverIitemenf, msy receive u.
Applyto CHARLES BLANCHARD.
TuBy 81
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-LEFTr

A T The house of The subscriber about eight
q months since, two packages of valuable
Books, the owner Can have them by paying for
this advertisement.
July 81 JAMES BURNHAN.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
Disco at prOSis.

Dtsce at proSis.
Mr.. MORAN, recently from Ireland. refpecs
IVA fully informs his friends and the public that
ne determines commencing Ciaiiicsl School in
this town on Monday July 9Th inf az the School
house of Mr.. Win1ow, ia Federal ftrees. nearly
oppohte the Court Houfe He folicts the Dat
ronsge of ,hofe gentlemen, who are de6rous for
the improvement Of their children in the knovl-
edge of the Clafiicks, Geography. SC
Mr. Moran, fattets himfelf from the experience
be has hid in The inifruction of youths in Ireland
and the exer'ions which be fhall make cn bis par,
that he cannot fail in giving fatisfaction to thofe
who may commit their children 10 his care.
Terms, which fhail be moderate may be known
by applying to MIR Moran, or Mr. Winnow c,
the above School houfe. Iulv 2t
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
SETH CLARK,

1T AS REaov Sd from his late stand TO the store
AA 10 the Insurance Buildings. next door 10 tue
NJ. Z. & nj. tns. Office, where he carries on the
TATLORfNG BUSINESS,
end keeps for sale,
Superfne Cloths & Cassimeres.
June2 If
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28

Inguraace Rroker'S Office.
THE UNITED MARINE & FIRE INSU-
RANCE COMPANY, Of Portland having
discontinued underwriting, the fublcrihsr gives
notice that he has opened an office in the fame
building for the purpofe Of Marine Infurance
where the caftomers to the late Office and others
are invited to cali--nons bur good names will be
offered. JAMES NRAL
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
WANIED

a QUANTITY of Pot Aflaes for which cath
~ will be g,ven. Inquire of QUINCY d
SON, No 4 4, Centra Row, Fore Street. who
has for iale Lot OF RYE July 2i
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28

Me-, . 4. Cssfrai RorD. Fare feet,
OFFER FOR SALE,
- Hhds. ST. Crcir X Windwa-d Iland RUM,
- 10 Hhds. and riesces Mulcovsdo SUGAR,
Ditto in Barrels,
SO bags Indis SUGAR,
so cheas & boxes Young IIyfou and Souchong
TEAS,
200 eunt Pollock FISH.
BRANDY--ClN-DYE sTUFFs. &c.
Tuy IA
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
w. b. NORTON,

II AS FOR SALE at bis Store, west of the
L 4 Hay Scales,
100 Nova Scotia GRINDSTONES, well
assorted for country use.
A few chsst.souehong TEAS, warranted good
July 2i.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-28
w anted to Hire,

A HOUSE, near he center, or towards the
Z = up end of the town, rent from 75to 800
enquire oflhe nrin,er. Iuly 81.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-17
AN ACT

NV NJ
To establish the rate Of Wharfage at the
prbIic Fish Wharf.
Sec. l. BE it enacted Nv the common
council Of Alexlndria, that The persons
to whom the public FISH wharf shall be
rented, be au'herised d.; ing the term for
which they shal'fent the said wharf, to
demand and receive the customary rates
On all merchandise and for fish landed in
barrels, and also eighteen and three
quarters cents for each hundred shad and
each Thousand herringS landed on the
wharf, and one half the same amount for
merchandise and fish delivered into YES.
sells alongside, payable by The purchaser.
Sec. Q. BE it further enacted. that any
persons demanding and receiving a {, eat
er sum than allowed by law, shall forfeit
and pay fine not exceeding twenty dol
lars and not less than FIVE dollars for
each offence, recoverable before the may
or or any justice Of the peace for the use
OF the corporation.
Sec. 5. lie il further enacted. that thi,
act be in force from and after ihe passing
thereof. HUGH SMITH.
President OF the Common Council,
prC ten.
Approved. Isth March, 1873.
JACOB HOFFMAN, Mayer.
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Their places in Pennsylvania. Map !ahd,
ard elsewhere IN the United States -
and having gwen evidence as to some at
he places specified in the notice, had a
lght ~ give similar evidence as 10 other
places not srecifed. but. in giving the
opinion % this point. tie Supreme C"urt
stated. thai the ordinary powers Che
CUurr in which the rial should be had
would be sufficient to prevent, and wcnld
Undoubtedly be so exercised as 10 prevent
tie patentee from being injured by sur
prize :,
Cd. That after this testimony bad
pecn admitted, the plaintiff Oliver E'ass
uas entitled on hi pat to give eviderc"
that me persons, Of whose prior use OF
the improved Hoppe Boy The Defendant
had gwen testimony. had PAID the plan.
iii Tor license 10 use The same III their
mills since his patent.
3d. That The plaintiffs p .teI includes
MT only the neral re.ul, plcduc'd
by all the machinery mentioned n his
specification, that is, the improvement n
the manufacture Of f'ur, BY means OF
the continuation Of those machines, but
also the several imp avcd machines
themselves, separately taken, or any two
or more OF them tat en og cher. C"r Sc
quentiy that he coul' suppart an action
for the use Of any one or more Of those
machines. without llcerse.
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From .he same.
Law INTELLIGENcE.

In" I'M SbLiSENS1'
At the Supreme Court OF the United
States now sitting in this city, the i'm
portrait case of Evans against Eaton,
which had been tried at the circuit court
before Judge Washington, in Phiiadel-
phia, came on to be heard, upon the ex-
ceptions to the opinions and charge deli
veIed by thu earned Judge At the trial.
The cause WIS argued by Mr.. Harper
and NJ. Iugersoll, for the plaintiff. and
by MIR. Hopkins on and Mr.. Sergeant for
the defendant.
The suit vas brough, by Olive Evans,
against the defendant Eaton, for the use,
by the defendant, Of the plsintiff's i'm
proved Hopper Boy, without License.
The opinlon Of the Supreme Court
was delivered BY chief Justice Marshall
on Saturday last
The points decided by the Court are.
lst That the defendant Eaton, hav
ing given notice under the 9th section Of
the act for the promotion Of the useful
arts, &c that he wcud Prove at the trial
that the Improved Hopper Boy had beer
used previous to the alledged invention
of Oliver, Evans, in several PAGES (Which
were specified in the notice. or in some
Of those places" and also at sundry O.
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ALEXANDRIA,:
TUESDAY,, MARCH II 1913.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT Al WASH
INGT0S.
Monday. March l6, 1918.

INGT0N.
Monday, March l6, 1918.
The resolutions respecting internal im-
provements, were again and for the la.'
time under the consideration Of the house
Of representatives on Saturday An at
tempt to postpone them indefinitely and
in that way to get rid OF them, was made
and well supported in short but able
speech BY Mr.. Mills but tailed OF sue
less. His objection seemed to be. not To
the substantial objects Of internal I'M
provemeat, but to the questions not
coming in sufficiently practical shape.
and being OF too abstract character to
be entertained by the house. There was
a vast deal Of conversation on each 81
the several resolutions, and on amend,
ments proposed to them but the result
of the whole was the adop ion Of only
the first resolution. which declares that
/" Congress has poDer TO appropriate mo-
ney for the construction Of post-roadS,
military and other roads and canals. and
for the Improvement Of teatsr emu !"
The QUESTION on TINS was taken By yeas
and ma S, and was carried Oy majority
Of Is 90 being in its favor aud rs a.
ga'nst it.
By thi, decision the question Of the
constitutional competency of congress, SO
far as it depends on the sense of the
house Of represent atives, is Ibid at rest
for ever.
The second resolution, recognizing the
power Of congress. under the consti-
tuition, to const uct post aud military
roads, provided that private property
be paid for:
The third resolution, declaring the
power of congress to make roads and
canals for commerce, with the same
provision and
The fourth resolution, to make militia.
ry roads under the same provision,
We're all negatived.
A message from the president respect
ing our relations with Spain was received
and referred to the committee en- foreign
relations
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FIRST RBGINEST. SECOND B., oADE NJ
LITIA DIS COL. NARcH Ia. 1919
Ordered. That The ufhc, RS Of the regi.
Rent s'ric;ly enforce the 9Th section Of
the militia law Of the. dist, let OF CnGn-
bia at the ensuing musters Of the present
year. and that he adjutaSt PubIi,h IN he
newspapers of the town copy ct tie
law ID the order IN relaiisn thereto as
passed by rhe l.-eihharr court u euq1r'
OF the Eth March, 1908, aud approved
by the brigadisr general
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TO forusrd 700 cop Of it. and such il
foru alton will be Communicated as shall
be thought important TO give lie public 4
Just view Of he institution, ard IF vL,t
may be expected irrm i.
LAURENT CLERIC. i.
Hartford, March 6, 1913. J
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From ths .Nuaona, inteiigencer.
MEMORANDA.

MEAOhANDA.
III the House oil Representatives of
the United States, there are now, out of
1874 members, only six who were mem.
bers # the tenth congress, (lSG7- 8-9)
aud have continued in the House without
intermIssien. Oh those who were mem
bers Of that congress, and are members
Of the present House, but who have had
intermlssions of service, there are bu,
six or seven. Yet the principle of rota-
tiCn is even mere strongly illustrated. in
the Senate of the United States, though
intended BY the constitution to be the
more permanent service. In that body
there is bu ore individual who was a
Senator in the tenth congress. In the
Senate at present eight members out OF
forty were members Of the House OF Re-
p,escntatiyes in the tenth congress- and
Of the present House Of Representatives
two members were in that congress Sc
nators, both from the state of Maryland.
These facts afford materials for much
reelection OH the practical operation OF
our system OF government.
Ii may be added that there is no mem
Der OF the executive department OF the
government who was then concerned In
the administration Of the government
Mr. Monroe vas then minister abroad,
and MIR, Adams member OF the Senate.
OF the present governors Of the several
states, there is no. one who at that day
filled the same Office. OF the twenty,
two were then Representatives in Con-
gress. -
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From the Phi'adstphin Franklin Gdze!te
Of March IA
BByRY OF THE NAIL.

Of March IA
R,BByRr OF TIE NAIL.
The orlN il formation which wP have
received relstive 10 The manner in which
the mail Was rohbed, is contained in the
subioined Iet,er fiom Havrr de Grace
II was thu southern mail due on Thurs
day. the remains Of which did not arrive
mil yesterday morning. Few Of the
Post Bills came with il, So that we are At
a loss to ascertain with any precision.
from what places The letters stolen we're
sent. We frd however. that all the
letters from vera'srfIice. are taken, and
nearly all tie let'es OF value from Bal
!;mo,e. The only package not opened.
out Il the whole number in the por,man-
teau, was one from Washington City,
enclosing some valuable letters from
Kentuckey safe. and tree letters from
the members 1T congress.
INN ediately after tine arrival of the
mail, By Which we we're inform ed Of its
being robbed, We despatched an express
10 New York to eive the earliest intor.
nation. in order TO prevent the payment
OF any bills that might be presented. un-
less there was certainty Of their not
being forged, and to lead to the de;ee.
ton of the villains should they have gone
that way. We also printed ard cree
lated notice to the citizens Of Philadel-
phia, putting them OIL their guard against
any fraud that might be attempted, in
Consequence OF The robbie y.
mir. Bailey, the agent for the Uuited
States ma,l Of this city, with his usual ~
lacrHy. Immediately left here for the
South, for the pu, pose of tracing and ar
resting the perpetrators, should they have
pursued tia, route |; and, from his ACTIVE
~ aad visiIsnce, We have strong hopes
tina. it Will not be long before be detects
them
Statement Of letters missing, 80 far as
can be ascertsined from the post-Lils
that came to the Philadelphia post-Of-
fee. The number stolen, that were
for Other Offices, we have no means Of
ascertaining. but we fear that the loss
will be a. great az y. York and Boston.
Baltimore 81
Gcorge'cwn, ". c. 5
tPr-bu'c, Va il
I.anenbu'g &. ". (alN
Nchpnn' fall The letters) q
Alex ndria (aiD
Golden Grove (alD
fayetviIle 5
9Th March, Charleston. s c. (alD "a
4'h do. do. 81
I'd March, Savannah, Geo. (a!l) 90
Sd do. do.
Total 242
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SELECTED.
sN
SONG.

Busy, curious, thirsty fy,
Drink with me, and drink as /;
Freely welcome to my cup,
Cou'dst thou sip, and sip i, up.
Make the most Of life you may,
Life is short, and wears away:
Both alike are mine and thine,
Fastening quick 10 their decline;
Times a summer, mine no more,
Though repeated to threesc"e;'
Threescore summers, when they're
gone,
Will appear as short as one.
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A message from the president respect,
ing our relations With Spain was received
and referred to the committee On foreigr
relations.
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TOWN ORDINANCE.

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