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*a* NEW ADVERTISEMENT

M HEN q cure TOR one dollar, OF ut most for two
w dollars, can be obtained for cough, cold,
asthma. difficulty of breathing, dghtness Of the
chest. wheeling. pain in the side, spitng of blood,
strained stomach. &c must it not be a matter Of
surprize hat We see the obituary daily sweIled with
deaths occasoned principally by colds On an ar~r.
are q. least
80 One Hundred e Fiffy Thousand Persons
die snnuaily of consumption, originating principally
from taking cold commencing with cough, then dif-
Guilty of breathing and pain in the side, at length
the lungs become Affected, consumption ensues, and
death closes the scene. Alas too otten'does pre-.
ludice, by istsnlng aone anu adopting the opln.
ron OF others, prevail t,e eby preventing trial OF
such medicines rs might aiioid relief, under the
idea that no relief can beobtsined. Scarce a case
occurs but ma, De relieved by the timely applica.
ton OF
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DR. RELIES
IS7HMITIC PILLS.

4s prOef of zDaich tie foigrcitg interesting cure,
are submitted to public perusai:
OP Mr.. STETSON,
Of Hanover, was 9 years afflicted wiki violent
pain in his rins breast, st'su-d .t times with great
difficulty Ut breathing, and wholly incapable Of at.
tending business. after having tired in vain all other
medicines, was cured and has health perfectly res.
tored by 2 boxes Of these pills
~ AN ELDERLY LADY,
Her daughter and granddaughter. of Boston,
were each dresdi.iy afflicted with asthma and diff
Guilty OF brea u.ng. we're all of them cured and re.
stored TO perfect health by boxes.
Jmige -----., OF Salem, had been many years Sc
verey afflicted with violent cough and difficulty
Of breathing, was cured by 2 boxes his sleep was
restored on the second night, which had been brok
en- for many years.
"A Lady Of Boston +! turned Of 60, was severel,
afflicted with cough pain in the side at times spit
ting of blood, could not lie down in her bed for 4
years, could sleep but at short intervals, re-.
stored to perfect health taking boxes.
These Pills give instaE; ease in all coughs, colds,
ssthmas, difficulty of breathing, wheeling. tight.
ness OF the chest, strained stomach, consumption,
pain in the side, splitting of blood, chilliness and
shvcrngs, the forerunners OF malignant feyers,
common colds are removed in few hours, the aged
will experience relief equally agreeable and instant
aneous even when thei ungs are Affected CT .7sk
for " DR.. Reife's Astbmstic Pills" One boz contain.
ing IL biLs frequently effects c'ire 10 prerent I'M
position, the outsoc printed wrapper 10 sigheu " W.
r. Conway"- Observe this as you uGite health Pre-
pared and sod wholesale by the sole proprietor,
w. L. Conway, chemist. No. 1, Bumstead Place,
Common-street, Boston, q by special appointment by
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Druggist,
No. Ito, Tbames-street, Newport,
9lso, by
Lemuel w. Briggs, Bristol; Hercules whitney,
J. II. Mason, Providence; Dyer X Howes, Uindham;
Greene, New- Londos Isaac Bull, Hartford, and
most druggists, booksellers and post-masters thro'
out the United States. where may he had oil those
Justly esteemed and highly aPproUe'. Medicines"
prepared by w. +. Conway. Price One Dollar, or
six boxes for FIVE dollars IL boxes for nine dollars
and i2 dozen bottles for 100 dollars.
Dec. 3, 1917. NH
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REAL ESTATE-for sale.
THE. subscriber offers for sale, hi

i new Dwelling. House, on the Point, where he
now resides-the Dwelling r. ouse in Cross-steeet,
back Of Mr. BENJAMIN Iialis--ope third Of Dwell.
ling House, in siill-street, nearly opposite the Rev.
Mr. Hitehcock's meeting house, now occupied by
Thomas Handy, Esq-A large Store on the long
wharf--a blacksmi,hs shop, and quantity OF tools
in Cross-stre-,-and lot Of Land, in Newtown, adj
Joining The land of Messrs. Abraham Il Geo. 1ilcy.
The whole OF the above will be sold reasonable
terms For particulars and information relstiye to
said premises apply. WILLIAM WHITE
Newport Oct 81. 1913.
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TO BE SOLD.

THAT pleasantly situated stand in Seufa-Kinys
fesya, consisting Of laris- two.rtory dwelling
house, barn, CIT, and other out-buiidings, with a.
bout so acres, Of land, mos, Of which is Of good
quality together with a lanyard, shop, shed, and
barb. house, all in pretty good repair. The said
farm is miles from the south ferry. on the post
road to New-London. Any person wishing TO pur.
chase will do we'll 10 call and said farm soon
20 those it will recommend its situation. ana other
-dvsn,a es. For further particulars, apply to the
subscriber, in wes;efiy.
Vss,e.ly, ssps. rs, 1918.
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60. ~, lsls-hppro'eG,
J MES MONROE.

AN ACT providing for grant of land TOR the seat
Of rovernm the state of Mississippi, and for
tn ,upport of a seminary Of learning within lhe
said state.
BE IL enacted by The Senate and House cf
Rehrrsenfanvrs u the Untfed Stases Of .dnie.
RIGA IN Congress assembled, That there shall
is granted 10 the state OF Mississippi, TWO en-
tire sectioas of land, or fractional sections or
quarter sect ons, not exceeding the quantity
contained IA two entire sections, tor . seat OF
povetnm in sad state which land snail
be located in one enure tfact, at SUCH place ss,
under the authority OF the said sta,c, shall be
designated Ior the scat % government there.
z iu, whenever the Indian ,itle shall have been
ex,ioguisned thereto, and before tho CON-
mence nent of tho puDiic sslcs oi the ad-
Joining aud surrounding lands belonging to
the United States.
Sec. 2. Ind be il further eractea. That
in addition to the tow .shia Of land granted
fer the support of Jeff.'son College, there
shall DO granted, IN the said staic, another
towaship, or a quantity of land equal thereto,
to be located 10 tracts Of not less than four
entire sections each, which shall be vested IN
the legislature Of the said ate, in trust, for
the support of a seminary of learning there.
in which lands shall be located by the Sec
retafy Of the Treasury Of the Uni'ed States,
whenever an extInguisbment OF Indian litie
shall be made for lands suitable, in his opin.
ion, for that purpose, in the said state.
Whieh grant, hereby provided to be made,
shall be considered 40 made in tsu OF tow
ship directed 10 be reserved by the fifth Sec
ton of an act, entitled " Aa act 10 provide
for the ascertaining aod surveying OF he
boundary line fixed by the treaty with the
Creek Indians, and for other pur poses," pas
sed March three, one thousand e,sht hun
dred aud fifteen and which reserve Of one
ship, provided TO be made by the afore-
said fifth section Of said act, shall be offered
for sale, 70 the same manner as the other
public lands in The same district.
Feb. 20, lsls-Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
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JAMES MONROE.


AN ACT for the relief Of Henry Dsviss
BIZ IL enacted oy Senate and House Of Ree.
ssssr:s;ives Q, the Uaifed Ssares Of hmeriea
in Congress assembled, That the Secretary ~
the Treasury cause to be paid unto Henry
Davis Of Rockingham county, state Of Nor,"
Carolios, the sum Of forty seven dollars anH
seventy cents, out Of any money 10 the Tress.
ury not otherwise appropriated.
Feb. 20, isis-Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
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AN ACT for the relief of Adam Knsley, Thomas
French, aud Charles 5. Leonard.
BE is enacted 6y the Seaa.e and House Of
Renresenfanves of the Uaxea States Of .dme-
Yica IN Congress assembled, rnat Inc Secre-
tary Of Var be, ,Gd h. 10 hsteoy, ushorized
to Iay unto Adam k'nsey S. Thomas French,
such sum 1i moaey, IN adiiuou - that atrea-
dy aid, opder contract catered into On The
tive 18th day oi Oetober, enc thousand eight
hun ired and eight, between Teoch Coke, on
the part OF he Uaned Sti.ss, with the said
Ada n kiasiey and Thomas Frencn, ior The
manu.tc,ure OF four thousand stand OF arms,
as sh,I ,acc ease tne price of eacn stand OF
arms deavered uo1er the SAID contract, 10
sum eqlai 70 mat allowed 10 acrs who en-
&c e1 iat, contracts TO Haneiacture and dc.
liver arns 70 inc Un,Ecd states, on Or about
the "a ue line, keeping IA view the quality
of the ar rs ieive ed oy 4sA and 'na' the
same be paid 'ut It any "0ney i4 IEi i'eas'
ury, 40, orie. wise ,Ppropditep
Sec. ,. .fad be u fur aer eaaete6, hat
the said oecsia y, make he ike additional
compensation 10 Cnares ,. Lco1ofd, out ot
any n,oeys IN the rreasar., not othe,: :.-r-
appropria ID, Tor acns DanutsctufsG aI,e de-
Iivered by him, endcr CONT act ertersd into,
on or about the time acove ne Gtioned, keep
Ing in VI, " the rules prescribed 40 the pre-.
cedng section.
Feb. 20, lsle-Approved,
J MES MONROE.
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LAWS.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

AN ACT for the relief OF 6spJa min Pool.
De ~ enacted by she Senate and Ho1se cf
Rehresenfatives Of fhe Uatfed Stases of .dnas.
RIGA ia Congress assembled, That the Sscre-
'aty OF the Treasury shall be authoi ized 10
pay to Benz min Pool, the amount vi Iddg-
ment recovered asaust nin oy Homp1tey
Moore, In the Sup.e ne Court OF New amp.
shire, Ia consequence u an erroneous assess
ment Vi his prop-ry, together with the costs
OF suit, and all re.sonahs expenses anu char
ees incidentto tue deience OF tne SAID soit.
. Eeo. 30, tSls--Appcoved,
JAMES MONROE.
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Jamaica & 81. Croir Rnm.

ARCHIBALD MUNRO & CO.
Have isst received and for Sale.
Pancheons od Jamaica RUM
~ do st. Croix do.
~ do Wndwsrd Island do
S hhds J ncks' best Rye Gin.
5 Chests Tyson =
10 do Young Hyson =
IS do & boxes Hyson.Skin,
Shouchong and Sinchi } "
A few hhds. best retailing Molssses
30 Boxes HAVANA White and Brown Sugars
10 Bags Coffee.
~ empty tiin Cases
~ Quintals Goldfish.
Newport, March 3, 1879.
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Gall and See.


No. l24, THAMRs.sTREET.
WILL sell for Cash only, all his stock of Cali
w Goes, furnitures & Chints at the prime cost,
those disposed to purchase. will do well 10 call and
see for themselves. On hand as usual a complete
assortment of English, india, French and American
GOODS. Jan. Is, 1919.
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Xxx. CURES PERFORMED!
7Eoash heretofore considered hass rehc) by
DIR. RELIES
BOTANICAL DROPS.

BOTANICAL DROPS.
CT M r. Sisar,nan. carpenter Of Bssisn, wac %
Iva months afflicted with a tumour on the
back OF his hand viii h ncap psciated him for work.
alter having tried every thing in vain, asd suffered
an operation on his han aud considered incursbe,
was cured and restored to health by taking bottles
OF these drops.
Mr. WrTgh Q, Boston, was 3 years. afflicted with
feversore on one OF his legs, bad tried moot medi-
cines without effect, vas cured b. 2 bottles.
a Chid ef Mr.. Dn,rriR, Of Hanover was cured
Of Ulcers and liics, some OF which had eat down to
the ribs, by ) bottles This child WAS considered
in dying state when he began taking these drops
IN h!tant Of Boston, was covered all over with
erup,ons, blind with both eyes, was cured BY boz,
ties.
An elderly Lady Of Boston was severely afflicted
for l6 years, with eruption all her, attended
with most tormen,ing tchings. barnings and biotch
es, had lost thereby two toe and one finger nails
was cured by bottles she had not left her room
for months, and considered pasf all relief!
a qfleman Of Lexington, was afflicted 20 years
with ulcers in his legs, could, obtain relief
was cured by a bottles.
II Gestlen,an Of Bos.or, his wife and children
was many years afflicted with eruptions, had trIeC
every medicine without success, was cured by these
Drops
II Gentleman Of Rsr5.ry, was so years afflicted
with humor on one of legs, attended with burning
itching and blotches, was resigned as past relief
for 80 years could not lie in bed ut tines was per
fectly cured by these drops.
"A Lady Of Chariestown was two years afflicted
with white swelling on her knee JOINT, had trieo
every assistance. and considered past relief con-
traction had formed, when taking these Drops
aud using Dr. Jebb's Lininent, in weeks she had
the free Of the joint, the pain left her, and by
continuing them has obtained perfect cure.
These Drops are radical cure for scurvy, scro.
fuIs. St. Anthonys fire, leprocy, pimped faces, en-
arged glands, sore icss. ulcers even when the bone
affected, venerzI tsints, when mercury has failed
are the best spring and sutumnal physic, and may
bc given to children with perfect safety Price 81,
six bottles for five dollars, IL bottles for 80 OF
IL dozen for Si0o--O. fax for "Dr. Relies Botan-
,csl Drops"-None are tsoune, unless signed Nv
e. Conway" Prepared and sold Wholesale by the
Sole proprietor, w. T. Conway, chemist. No. I, Bum
.tcd Place, Boston by his special appointment BY
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Dvuygra,
No. ITO, Thsmes-street, Newport.
.7ss, ty
Iemrei w. Briggs, Bristol, Hercrles Whitney, }.
n. Mason, Providence, Dyer and Howes, Hindham !,
Greene, Nero London Isaac H. Bull, Hartford aud
most druggists. book. sellers and post masters t,ro
ou, the United states.-where may be had all these
justly esteemed and h,yhy ot9-s5ed "Siedieines,"
PREPARED by "w. r. Conway
De 3. 1917. Gyl
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by ne President Of the Un,tea States.

by ne President Of fhe Umfea States,
WHEREAs. by an Act Of Congress, passed on
w the third day OF March, 1915, entitled (" An
Act to provide for the sscerainng and Of
the boundary lines fixed by the Treaty with the
creek indians, and for other purposes." the Presi.
dent OF the United States is authorized TO cause the
lands acquired by the said Treaty 70 be offered for
sale, when surveyed.
Therefore, l. James Monroe, President OF the U.
nted States, do hereby declare and make known,
that public sales tor the disposal (sgrceabiy 10 lsw)
ofcertain lands in the Alabama Territory, shall be
held as follows viz:
At Cahabs, on the Sd Monday in March next,
for the sale of
Township numbered IL in ranges 10 Is 20
NSlS l01l ~ l3 l4l5l6
!s l7l8is
20 10 10 IL 10 i7is
Al ST. Stephens, on the second Monday in April
next, for the sale OF
Townships numbered 6 ? sI7 Is 10 20 in rs. 4
IL IL ls 90 3
i7ls 2
At Cahabsson the FIRST Monday in May next, for
Townships nanDered 10 in ranges 10
7s9iolt
6 789lOll
except such lands as have been or may be reserved
by law for the use Of Schools or for other purposes
The lands shall be offered for sale IN regular num-
ericai order, commencing with the lowest number
of section, township and range, and continue three
weeks, ana no longer.
Given under my hand at the city of Washington,
the Path OF Novem5cr, 1873
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President.
JOSIAH MElGS, Commissioner Of tie
General Land Office
" Printers who are authorized to publish the
Laws OF the United States, will publish the above
once week till the first Of May next.
Dccember y.
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Shirtiag and Sheeting LOttons.
nr superior quality. Just received by
~ II. SESSIONS,

together with extensive assortment, of Dry
Goods, which he will dispose of at reduced prices,
for CASH. or approved credit
Newport, Feb. l7th 1919.
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nNEo or two convenient Rooms, suitable for public
Offices, an central situation. For further infor.
nation and terms apply at this Office Imne s.
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UNION. FACTORY.

hb subscriber informs his friends and the pub
- hc, that Capt. George LastOn, in Tiyerton,
tdward Stanhope and Joseph ~. Hasson, ~ New.
port, are the Agents to receive articles intended
for the Union Factory.
tie continues to color and dress Wool.n Cloths
OF all descriPtions--,o Card Sleeps WOOL OF all
grades, and 10 manufacture Plains, Sattinets Goa,
flngs Flannels, &c of various colours and shades-
Those who will favor him with their custom in his
inc, may depend on having their work done in the
best manner, and on reasonable terms ana the
smallest favor will be gracefully acknowledged
JOHN BABCOCK
portsmouth. Feb 10, 1912. G5m.1
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JOB SHERMAN,

JOB olEKMAN,
mas jnof rececvcd New. q FOODS.
W. HIGH be viii cell on the most reasonable
w terms-.4,nong rohieh are
Various coioured ABBY Velvets; jsconeu and
other Cambricks, Scotch Il India hook -Musns /,
power iocm shrtings India Cottons ioog h short
kid Gloves bandanno HandKerch,eis, by piece
purple, chinls and other Shawis, great variety q
Com,bs. by Wholesale and relsL
TEAS, selected 10 ensure The spprobstion 90 pafv
ehasers Ginger hnadulierato, pure from the rgois
tor Is cts per ID and aer Groceries, in proportion
Newport, Cd mo. l0tn 1919
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PRINTED AND pUBLIsHEDBY
WILLLlM SLuO.NS,
9aINTsa OF THE Laws OF rHs ySIERp STATES.
Terms of fhe Rebu5scar.
Two dollars a year--one half IN adyance.
Price Of .iirernsias.
One dollar aud fifty square, for three weeks,
ahd twenty-five cents for each publication after
smaller ones in the same proportioa
QT Advertisements will be continued Till forbidden,
unless tue term OF continuance be specified.
or Job Work satisfactorily executed.
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Real snpeyfae BroGdsloshs and Loa. =,
mlhied Casslmeres.
ISAAC GOULD,

Has sdssd 60 hs FORMER Sock,
~ UPERD black. blue aud fancy Broadcloths. N
- Assortment oi second aud low priced Broad
cloths for Surtouts.
Extra superlne. black. blue, Coburg and fashion.
able mkt, double niii'd Cassm, res.
Frs, quality white and buff Cassmefes for Ves,r
Low priced ditto
Newes, fashion Toiinet vestings.
Black silk Fiorentine.
Double mill'd Pilot Cloth, tor Great coatss
Brown Camblet for Gentemen's Cloaks.
One Piece extra black 5.4 Dombazeen, Bombas
xetts and Ratttnets.
Best treble Gilt buttons, Twist, do with an
Assortment Of Trimmings in his linc--all OF whick
he will sell ~ iow as Gao be purchased In this town
Newport, Nov. IL, 1878
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Tor sALE--a Lot Of Lard. on Prospect-HI', be
\ iocgir,. 20 The subscriber. The price motss'
ate snd me terms easy. JOSEPH NORTHUP.
Newport, October Y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-19

Amotion was made, by Mr.. Oas. 10 rr-
commit the resolution. on The srouuj
that the discussion had sliewm that The
phraseology of the resolution ought To- b..
altered, which could be only done by a
select committee.
This motion prevailed, and the subject
was referred TO The committee aho re-
ported the resolution.
II was questioned whether the amend.
ment did not take away Tie power OF
Congress over the election of Represents
hves, and The difficulty was to, modify il
SO as 10 preserve 10 the general govern
meni That important power.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-19

upwards OF twenty sections, embracing "a
system different from that OF the bill.
Mr.. Harrison delivered speech of con.
siderable length, in support of the bill,
and on the Importance OF Congress actin
on he subject,
Mr.. Simkins followed. in short speech.
IN which he earnestly impressed ON the
house The Importance of acting on this
subject
MIR. Basseft then spoke at some length
IN support Of his amendment.
MIR. Harrison and MIR. Basscn spoke
alternately twice or thrice, in support of
Their respective opinions.
The question was at length taken on
MIR. Basseit's proposed amendment. and
decided III The negative.
M. Harrison then suggested that he had
several amendments 10 offer to the bill.
The committee rose, and obtained leave
10 SIT again.
adjourn over TO Monday,
The House adjourned.
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RFVOLT ON SuIpBOAUD.

HENOBt ON SHlFbOANU
BoSrON jan g.-festeroay thiTtees searnen belong.
ing TO the ship Cidy, Capt Huchngs, bound 10 India,
wsre examined befoie the Hon. Judge Davis, on .
charge Of revolt and refusing navigate that vessel 10
sea- after she had sailed nto the outer arh0r and were
ordered to give uail "a the of 800 each appear
al the Circuit Court IN Nay nest, to answer 10 me
chatRe II aliedgcd im cSenuaon Of their offence,
that the Captain bad discovered ards them iyfan-
Dical deposition, aud had 2u ofthem in for
tiing cause. Not being able 70 find bail they were
committed to prison but it's probable that arrange
mems will be- made bctweenfbe District Attorney any
Ar. Kuap, their counsel, Tor hefaiine them beiI
0rn rccognizauces, on tnef returning to their dnly %
spprehfndinF iheu, tie pepnty Marshal was pronipg
aided by 4 detachment OF Marines from the IadeYfF
dcnce,Tl.
NtfL ROBBERY.
2 be mail hom satan Of tuesday evening we lee'n'
u missing and thai o. contained letter ADDRESSED
Jls tashfor effhe braHch Hyuk bffhe O~fcd Nats,
here. covering CHECKS vati0ts baBEs 20 the au'e.
Of 1909 OHs of these, 50 2 $50 offered ~ ty,
fuen 70 2 shop ir C011isiN "Wednesday, 10y PEI al
caiing himscf Noses Uiaaca, aud sisyped sna a.,s.
made or The description Of lhis fellow, We 'e".1
agree, with the ptfsonof enc Hf0N who on that t
ing came With tte ma Stage ifom sacn as az
driver be Other letter sent from salem by N'o.ses
dsg's mail and advertised as Nursing, Sc isai Nes
coneto kama, having been delayed by soHe en-
Stances.
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sand inhabitsnts would be by this bill deprIv-
ed Of representation in the House. The
famous dlstticting bill Of 1911, that shook ~nd
almost convulsed the whole Commonwealth 10
its centre, fell as far short of the present in
point Of deformity as this does short Of the
folten borough system Of Great. Britain.
VIII the people Of Maine (said Nh. ID J
support this Will not the free voters murmur
and complain? He would venture to say they
would aud although their mHrmurlng might
be still and low at first, il would increase to
the voice Of thunder at the polls, when the
Constitution is before them, and by lis rejec
ton make themselves heard al the second ses
sion OF this Convention.
The motion to commit was lost, l9l to Sc
The vote was then taken on Gen. Wmgate s
motion, and decided in the negative.
The question of adopting the second sec
don was then decided in the affirmative, 1871
10 So. Adjourned.
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s'e cssiirs. andt siaci0us principles Of civil
- Cy are ad:nit'ed iuio tie Constitution Of a
SIa'e, we mu>l nave ga'al cause 10 spprehend
hAi Puh"c prosperity and virae viii soon dc
,-'Iic. ami ihst al the concerns 81 civil socie
N. and private ,tfp, viii he uioIe or less iuju-
on-iy aiitctrd by such decEens!on.
i.et each lheu hope that the good people Of
Maipewii te al deeply impressed with the
jocce Il these great truths, that, disnissirg all
parry d'sseu>icns. they viii CHERISH spirit OF
moderation and csndor towards each other,
and an ardent zeal for public gQod.-That
hey will b., CAUTIOUS how they engage in any
pcrlious adventure Of unIried policy" bul
viii rather content Themselves with those prac-
teal systems Of political wisdom, under the
influence Of Which We have long continued a
prosperous and happy people: and that thus
they may be able TO secure 10 themsel'e s
snh.to transmit pnimpaj'ed 10 posteritv the
ire timsbIe blessings Of free ami benifcent
Government.
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understand it /; AMI be satisfied. The whole
state would then be districted--H would be
served alike and we should hear no compliant.
The mongreI 81 stem OF partly disIrlcing and
partly not, would excite 10 jealouses and
heart-burnings 10 the small toEns and the
large towns would enjoy their equal rights
Sir, said Mr. w. have, fear, trespass-
ed too much upon the time of this convention.
My acknowledgment are due for their pa
tient attention. w. NOT row take up more
of their time.