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ID HU MPHREYS.
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ANliQOlliE5 OF IENNEShEE.
IN the fam of Turner Lane, Esq Byr miles south
east "' sparta, or the waters Of the Caney FORK OF
t"u oefi"ha, aud on other aTs adjacent have late.
~ heen iouBd. small graves suuk mic The earth from
ole foot to eipLtcrn inches heioN lie surface Tbey
are ab""' ten inches broad ans eighteen inches long
bdViug lag limestone rock =. each Of Inc ,pds s,s
sues ahu covered with The species TOrE. Ia
lb Sc graves re tuund scnll bones ngl three inches
IL oanttet reaI' sonBc the oihff homes beng pro
lV'l'haIy small. Between two aud three hundfed oT
these girVes have been uis1uvefed. ia gerry tomb
yti opened, vas found small black eaIibeB pot abo,
one pm IA capAc', containing "a small conck sh.lt
uu't,c9}tu, OF e'ey color on the exterior aud red
Nhhin and as ia srarent this species Of she'll is
usuahy round Tic not, vixen hTokes, {. L,hns uu
hsI""S "'''t speCh9 OF tOunO ming particles.
u IS matt Of sir King CURIOSITY tlat there il,
not TO be fund IN tie ncgbhufbOad of tins place any
iibe s"he Of lie eCies with that of Which these
tOnibt are Constructed.
j." tn vicinity oftbe place where these graves are
I1"hu tbele a'e The Nestges 0f sTgs toWn, having
parallel sueets extending east aud west. The land
ifey are UPON is covered witt rs large timber ~ anv
" the nslehborhood The sHfutes of the heads Of
the other paris Of the scuis.
~ Nf. Anderson's tao miles and a half in souib.
WPslM"teD direction from the fam OIL Mr. Lane we're
IoUho "lher skeletons Of tie SAME dimensions in
To- bs contracted upon the same vian and Of siIar
materials. One al least Is suit wns obsetyea Ia
hOJy.
he facts above stated are stt,sled by Mr.. Lane Of
Nhe COUNTY, "ho has seen Tia skeletons very often 4:
~ hs SOP jacob b. Lane, Etquiie Of Spsft1 in The
same county ard by another son Alexander lane
Lsquhe student al law who all say Hey can ne ye
rWsd } az tho iniaiians in the vciuIiy II the farm
OF DIT. Lave Mr. Lane the fstheT, who / man 4, T
ohsttVaoh, gives h rs his decided opinion that tgse
are Tie skr'etois o adult peGsoHs He Funds his o
pihon np"nihe solidy 81 tue homes u The heads aud
also upon the fact Of s sutnfes Of the scus iriug
entirely closed AID solid The trees etowt,g wbr,s
ihey were found ste n Great size and age as any in
we surrounding forest Both az SIR. Anarfs % S AID
MI ianes, ave many extensive circular eleva,tons 81
cam, iaited two o. tLUe fet above tie tornu sur
Hce arranged tn order, having The stIy appearance IL
once rOpnious towns, upon which are standing stre
trees ore " tbe % popisf 81 Eve fest ts,,s,s, -
ichH nc shlaii graves a MIR Lanes are arranged .
Dti ~ ~. hHdefso~s there is large bnriing ground
i"'' 81 lhein WITHOUT any order position. Thai
TIC bVhes are LumapJ af. LsG. Ihals Ilere cap
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[ From the S franNah Georgian .JHIy 81
MISSION 10 JERUSALEM.


ii NAV be auknOwu 70 many at our readers
hIAi Mission 10 THE most interesting land
vas undertaken about tAp years siuce by the
ADe lean Board Of C0mmi -siuners for Poieleu
Missions aud the Row Bltssrs. F!sKR aud
PARSONS were Aelected ~ suitable persons 10
undertake this arduous work. The Rev. Mr.
Flake visited Savannah In tho wiutercf 1918.
10. The Board VI Managers Of the Savanna,
Mibs,onay SecleiS (And especially The Rev
ur. AoLLOck. WHO was then the President Of
Tbs inSut0liou) wCIe so much iIdt rested in
The coDlemplJted mission, aud DESTROYS of be-
mg tic mss instruments Of seudIng the GOSPEL
70 tiat country wherO il was tirst promulgated
b. OH Saviour aud b.s Apostles, aged to
receive ITtiskeAs tlieIr inissi1p~-y and TO
suppori htui IN AHA. Messs. FiylA ard Par
sous cmbai Ned at HostOU iH November last
Tue loio~lug leticts have been received fem
mT. tiske Jy tie secretary OF The Soricty
aHd knowing hey viii bc read with lively
Ini"IeSt by post Of cur citigems, AID hoping
og our state, we ie,i q rieasGlc In st,:ag
them publicity.
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Il Plft0in EscGped~ IS 200 RlWard.
ENukiNG the month Of March, 1919. JalAesM Leiris.
~ left my house. about miles froin HanlsyiIr i'm
tue AabaBia Stale, with seven negroes lO2 ban els ef
hour, and 9O gallons vi uhIskey, for Natchez with
view OF selling The saire aud making return OF pro
ceeds within SIN eight weeks (the properly being my
OWN Since that period the said Lewis has written me
frequently, that he had made sale as Specializing
Oh le money bat would very shortly and satisfy
me- Not hearing from him for
prudent 10 go IN pursuit OF bin after having ira
Veieh various ciicuitOGs routes by land and waler
al length arrived at New York iTun The Havana in tbe
steam ship Robert Fulton-whrTe had tie good for
l1he 10 see IN advertisements signed by said Lews
onefing Il reward - negro boy who had escspei
lr"in Tim after his arrival in New YORK and Glrec;in,,
him TO he delivered at Richmond COMFY court beutr
northern mech ef virginia. Upon receiving H. Is nfoT-
mauoh, pursued bim 10 that place, aio amer four
months travelling, neary eight thousand miles tTou
Tue assistance OF strangers, succeeded in securing him
~ Jail Previous To my arrival lie had expressed WISH
TO purchase 20 IS likely slaves COZ which lie would
give IaiI price IN American gold, u. S PAPER
nneH questioned ny some ot Tie inhabitants OF The
pace respecting las conduct towards me- lie acknsw-
leugeu he AnoNe statement, aud offered bis back
Sl'Si -FOUR nuhued 0"lai sig, aud two hundred COL
'ar horse, with the addition twelve hundred Collars
cash would relieve iin 10 this could not assrnt
as AN sll!i 0Ound for his appearance In Tia,
hiabana on The night OF the 23.h June 1870 he es.
eaPso rom jail lie is about feet or Two inches
bgh, BLACK haiI, thin RhisktTs small mouth uye yen
lore teeth one Of them OutstOOps little in The shonl
utfs, aud rs particularly fUad when in conversations
OF pulling al The lower part OF his WaistcOa. His visaee
rs lhln-dSposcd tn lOOk down when lie is telling lies
OF whIch be Us extremely foBsaboui so eT IS years
age have has black wife ~ possvssIon which may
uon Tue conduct If his sister Fanny Stanley, hale
brother, benedict walker, residing near Richmobd c.
a.. w BE money, horse and gig, after his
bnenent, am induced 10 caution the public TO bew .e
OF them also.
VIII give reward Of TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS
TO any person who will secure the said Lewis IN any af
~ tue - States, and advise OF The same at Hunts.
Ville, Alabama, so that may obtain justice Of him.
gnyl' lS.'w4w HENRY ANENT.
IT The Editors oi The Baltimore PatIot and Norfolk
Beacon will please insert the above once a wesk (nT
four weeks aud forward their accounts as above. ard
they shall he promptly psid. -
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I'VE subscriber Offers TO lease out for any term Of
= years agreed upon, the establishment ii pfesent
occupied 10y bin lyiug within nile Of Cumberland
Court House on the main buckingham road al whir,
place, his predecessor George Carson, Kept both Ia
tern, aud store, for many years In situation for lie
keeping Of both, this property is eAceiled by none m
this county aud furnishes every convenience for the
comfortable accommodation Of large family aud TIA.
NeleTs TO which there Is attached, highly cultivated
gardeh,a plsuatiOn aud all necessary out oihces I:
which are sHaeT very good repair al presepf As 0t is
pitsnmed) no person would tent IT, without ffstview
ing The premises, the terms OF agreement ss he then
communicated Possession viii Ne given at ans time
The tenant thinks proper. JOHN McaoRRoUGli
July IL. ls.w12ws
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THE GRANGE-


4 VALUABLE ESTATE so called, in the county of
htddeseA, containing by estimation n,e OF ak.
hundred acres of land anj lying The EGppahannock
river near the town Of Urbamn. and aetU cen two large
creeks, called Grange and IiubiEson's. Tie nautaI
advantage. VI the stuaiIOn supeTadded 10 The eteal
'eiiiiS 81 all The ahd makes IT desirable IesIdeace
"n'th may I've obtained upon very favorable tens BY
applying 10 llr. Geo II. NicosOn OF SAID county VIM.
i.oo'hson vi King x Queen SAMUEL IyeTs OF Rich
mona or 10 The subscriber ChesteiHtld
bet~eeh int aud The ara Monday iHsgSt-p When *
vi" ne sofa u iar, or tue fan day al not ylUusy
eisPosed oil TO The highest bidder Wiiha warTaheu e
5SO, IN ESI-iTE on IoIb river, a Int,e b,inw
west foiht, anu IN the county of New hrnt OF mica
rom the Stage road which contains fourteen OF iAes,
hundred acres OF lanh, which are ~ @ dwelling
houses, HE one large AND cOmniOdOus Of brlck The
othef framed, ana is mile lower down the Iyer-
Inc advantages OF each situation well known 40 All
hVing Ia The nelgkborbood aud it is only necessary
iof the information Of those distance 10 SAY has
TIE prospect is beautiful that river abounds in
the estate aud The river shores afford excellent Es
Ho 'o"' thai iie spiugs Contiguous the DIV eiiing
eu Tue bett wafer that the orchards are yeIy pre-
uucu'e Oh choce apples that the salt marshes or
meadows Afford iheXhanstiDie PROVISION for cattle
Whiei AUD summer aud thai hardly one lhird OF the
iahu mas ever been cleared. Any person choosing
10 puy, or lease this estate any part thereof over
sou acres, will obtain gIea. bargain by applying 10
VIM. Robinson or fh0's g. Smith, Esq's OF King aud
queen 10 Samuel Myers, Esq. of Richmond or The
sabscTibeTHear Chesterfield Courthouse.
ma) D FITt NEEDLEk ROBINSON
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From Jamaica papers receired at Charleston. 1
KINGSTON May 3i....Jhe Dutch schooner
Arabtlia Bats ~ four days from Rio de la
Hacbe. anchored al Port Royal Yesterday
Her Captain states, that lip was originally
from urTacoa. with an assorted cargo Tor tllat
port, but shortly alter her arrival there. an
embargo was laid on all vessels lying AZ that
anchorage, amongst which were the brigau-
tines Lord Rodney aud Success; schoomcts
COrBelia, Enterprise, Kate ct London, aud
slOop Dash, on board OF which some troops
wrie forced. The Captain Of the Arabella be-
ing apr extensive, slipped his cable during the
night, and made his escape. lie also states.
That two engagements had taken place, he
tween the Royalists aud Independents on the
2Oili and 9th, ia both at which the lndepen-
derts had been successful
Yesterday morning a solemn te dennl was
performed NJ lie ROnsh Chapel. in this Civ
in CONNIE niOtatiOn OF Ferdinand the 7fl, l,av
ing acceded TO the Constitution framed by tie
CoTies IN 1872. for the Spanish Nation. A
large assemb'agc Of persons OF the 6omish
petSnasion, were present on the OcrasiOn.
We regret exceedingly TO hear that Sir
Home Popllain has heen so Seriously iuhiSno-
sed as 10 induce Df. Bancroft, aud three other
ltdical Gsll!eA!eu, tc sisui'y 20 Lin their
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diminished sale. 10 msie Esgland foreco her
colonial eAcl"siOn system, aud 10 open her col
onies TO American shipping.
In considering the nature and effects of this
new extension OF the American Navigation
Laws, the most important points are chiefly
Two: tie brsi, the right of America TO enact
this System; and secondly, its probable effects
in accomplishing its object, or, AT least in eff.
feeling the immediate intent proposed.
AS respects the first of these points, the
question is perfectly simple. Every nation il
the only Judge of its own commercial policy.
Every nation is the nndoubied master of lis
own shores and watsIs. Every nation, there
fore, may shut OF open its ports as il may
please, and admit the commerce of for igpers
upon what condition it may please. The Eil-
:lish Navigation Laws rest, as respects public
law, upon this priuciple OF the law OF nations -
| that as regards her ports, her coasts, and her
soil, every uatiou is independent ave. absolute.
Any unequal dealing, indeed, as respects Que
nation IN particular, might be deemed uu-
fileudiy, and IN its extreme degree might lus-
| lilly the Inference of such AN hostile mind, as
| might excuse government SO partially treat
ed IN requiring. explanation. But even nom
liDteIconrese iiself would not give a right OF
war America, therefore, has tie same rights
To shut her ports which we have TO shut our
coionies,-which China has TO coufine Euro
rean commerce TO Canton. and which Japan
has 10 exclude il altogether. Be her Navira-
ton system what Il may,it can give us no other
ri.ht Than that o! remOustrance and tepresen.
tation This is the state ct the question as 10
! tie right
As respects the second Point, the effects OF
thiS eAicnsion. they Will not be feit Tor some
time hut they will doubtless be very consiaera,
Die. The hrst OF these effects Will be the de-
preston OF English colonial produce al ID time
| Mhen wc can very i'll spare this detalcatiou-
The second effect Viii be the immediate loss
4 oil The present active trade between The sEu-
ghsh West Indies (thrOueh the medium oil
Beimndai and the United ttaies. The hind
ehtct VIII be proportionaie advance and
| augmentation in the trade between America
AMI The French Islands. a tonrih Will be
some present ,iimimntion in the employed ton
J mage oi English shipping Our limits viii only
| ADMIT us 10 touch upon these points, bnt, as
the question strikes us 81 the present moment
| We do not appiehend that the couseuneuces
! VIII be very considerable as affects our cation
| al Interests. IijeiEy Messeug,r
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Ff'M Tie Iftr0NfrlU Ca.eftr
u MIL VII tllNG GAS-A NEM SIN.

From ths AisrG1dri~ Gazette.
rXHiLiRtTiN6 CASA NEW SuAt
or tbsuish. Nai'irs. p"tt el2rei and sheny
Your f"ls0n.s eul"siuIis how ,arlau; pray spare:
ms grantee, ~hen sad, vine can r,nGei ms,iy,
Aud hriet ter 'ni bosoms Of sorrow aud care;
Nut what vintage tan ire US,
fhtartute, inSpire us,
MS oA>gen--wta s 90 delicious 10 quaH.
II Is SO aninating,
Aud 50 ttyaling,
Our grey boards trraiisky, dance, caper and laugh
toi what can So nse us, &c.
wond:ous indeed is the bev,ray. ethereal
The mortal WHO quails II. ai,ho' a mere ciod
Is st'a'gHtway TRANSFORMED to a be,ug serial
Anu moves on "a'ib's surface in iauty god.
Ia bumper is givens
tor-taste Of iieavrr,
All earthly veNa'ic"s suaigh, cease TO annoy,
W hi'e iahghihg aud crying,
Aud falnting aud dying,
De'peas The soul lust in tempest Of joy.
fci what can 50 hre us, &c,
Waste, hase 10 parlshe on't ye men Of grave faces,
We R""kefS, aud N,fa'dists, ParssMs hkewise-
Nha tboneh le seem lost to the hrxiuIe pIaCes
Aud dormant each ushle faculty lice
on" sias' of ilir vap"Ir
" III cause yoa 10 a. er.
AN s%ii, ..,, ,t.S ,%ar .,ti soemni'ed Jaws;
1ou'U acSEdgrigr the change too
As pleasing IS straHsr too,
Ana make tht a'r ta. viii your loud ha ha hast
Vol "bdi cas 81 ire us, sc.
Is, GIN, ram, and t'sndy, gov dearer aud dearer,
if.siii!ers.s et'n WORKING. uo topper viii mourn ;:
oi Has &c can -. u d,leelaule cheeirT
"hfeh mol 'eddena oar moses, nsr iwers will burn
In 'stoiden 1" whiskey,
Well disk and get uisky
Eor rear ttiat IL m1irow t,uisle. may ache n;
NeI,hsr stomach cn;nmoti,us,
nor caino mile polioBs,
Shall ever mSTe with terror TO sLak..
For what can s0iItv us, AC.
LEI the hs'r's deep Golfers he 'd to his MUD now
Ut III man of ambliirn with bonnT abound
owe The iosti his 'ntllrss comp ing aud kimd too
Asd wiki Giare.s let poets and heroes be srown,J
Let all he best nOuud me,
No envy shall wound me-
C"ntenied aud chcy,ful Ilii uugh life will Mas,
IL fortune re'lieuj me.
Ana cpns'anii! sends me
d 9na"tnn sGihcii OF Oxygen Ga.
tOT wnal can Iit- us &c
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FiftD D0If.rs JIeiD0J.d

ID ANYWAY from tie subscriber on the 9TH of 6prii
~ ~ the county Of Aibetrarie negro man named
JOHN,but somsuies calls himself Jobp Slatkes-he is a
hiack ellow, about - 80 years Of age feet or
10 inches high, remarkable account Of having large
white teeth. Tie was purchased Of Dir. o0es living
Hear Hooe's FetTy,n hing George ceuny, where ex
peet he is mug lurking / will give the above tegaJd
together With All reasonable expeHCes, TO any person
who viii deliver him to NY farm IN The allow
mentioned county ScOlgsville, secure bim ia
airy jail so get EiiG again. RODENT LEWIS
Afiiti. lcg..gfGw
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american Cod Pressed Castor Oif.
NE subscriber, agent for mandatory nPbaseI-
u pha, Ofthe above article has nov on hand a large
quantity Of superior quality, which he will sd at tie
factory prices. JAMES Kosher
June 30. t6wov
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opinion that he shoaid leave This country: his
anxiety OF mind, aud extreme attention Ia
public business, has produced so much debili-
". ihdt change OF climate 10 considered sD.
soiuteiy necessary, IN order 10 prevent conse-
queues which might otherwise be appIe-
nended. We believe il To be the Adniral's
laud
June I've learn verbally from Rio de l.,
Hache, that the Independents had been so
soteiy pressed by The Ro, alists and Indians.
a"u a. .ne same lime IN want OF. provisions, AZ
10 De compelled 10 retire TO tae sea coast
aud That the cause OF the embargo of ssyerai
vessels, which WAS poIed ia our last, was for
tue purpose OF evacuating, as was believed,
that town.
Jane 3.-A letter dated Rio de la Uacbe
May "a, has been proRiuls ated in this city, and
gives the following
:" On the i7ih inst. Col. Moniillo retreated
with his forces TO Rio dc la Hathe. On the
loti, the SpaDaIds (Capnchins,) made their
| appearance in the bushes, aud on the M MIN.
OIL The l9ih, cohmehced am attack. The Cre.-
oies were forced, hut the Irish Brigade
! marched out when the Royalis,s made a stand
ior shert time. bnt were beaten and retreat.
Ell with considerable lOss.-TheiI force was
estimated al 1900 men, and the Independents
| al ooo. Inc Capuchins ehcamrrd thems,ive
| three miles from RIO de la Hache aud on the
following morning, all the force, about 700
men, with three pieces OF artillery, sailed
io'th ana completely defeated then, the road
4 whom afterwards died"
June S.-The Spanish schooner Mary, from
| ~ Jdgo de Cuba 10 a port To leeward OF tie
| Island, with Il cargo OF -four Captured by tLe
| inazon, Independent cruiser, belonging to
| Commodore Aary's squadron, put into PoI;
NoHai yesterda, afternoon. 'ihe Amazon
| mounts three guns, aud has IA complement OF
Do men she destried the May close In shore
oh The afternoon OF the LIST current, TO whom
sue immediately gave chase {: the crew ut the
| mary, hnding she could not escape, run lie
veSsei ashore, and got into the woods. The
| Amazon sent her boats In and got her of. aud
ordered her for Odd Providence; put spring.
ihs a leak two days ago, the pii2emasler was
Completed to stahd Tor this port.
| HE john, spoke the Independent cruiser
! Beiiona, oil Rio de la Hache, two days ago,
and was cruelty treated by her.
Yesterday Was observed io this city, as
molly fast, IN commemoratiOn OF the Earth
| quake in 1892. Divine Service was performed
~ The Church, and in other places OF Public
| Worsnr.
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Commissioners Notice.

NE the subscribers having been duly appoint
w ed by the Hon. Jeremiah Bailey Esq. Judge
OF Probate Tor the County Of Lincoln, TO receive
and examine the claims Of Creditor, TO the estate
ofJOHN C. fowl, late OF Palermo in the coun-
~ aforesaid, Yeomao, deceased, represented insol
vent, do hereby give notice that six months
from the third day of March last are allowed said
creditors to bring in and prove their claims, and
that shall attend their service at the dwelling
house Of Samuel Bufnm, in said town on the hr,t
day Of pune, July AMI August. and the fourth day
Of September next from one 10 slx O'Clock in the
afternoon on each Of said days.
JOSEPH HACKER, Commits
SAMUEL BUFFUM. sioners.
Palermo, May eth. 1890. =.
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SALARIES.

A short debate took place in the House OF Re-
representatives. on Monday, on the subject of 'ala-
ries as reported by the committee. The question
on which there was the most discussion, was on
the amendment suggested by DR.. Balch, OF Lu-
beck, to strike out the sum $1,000, the salsfyr re
ported for the Chief Justice, and insert $4,000.
This amendment was opposed by Mr.. Allen, OF
Sanford, Mr.. Wait aud Mr.. Locke, on the ground
that the scarcity Of money and the reduction oil
prices in the articles of produce, which while
they rendered living cheaper, made 1t stiii more
difficult for the farmer to meet his taxes and sup
port his expenditures. The amendment was adj
vocated by MesMs. aedinston, spoiiord and Par
ns.--These gentlemen thought It necessary
that liberal provision for the highly responsible
situation Of the Chief Justice Of our highest judi
cial tribunal was the only true economy; that it
was the duty Of the Legislature to offer a COM
pensation which should command the first talents
and the most profound legal attsinments; that
by this means, much time and money would be
saved to the public by the despatch Of business,
and that the business would be done better. 1t
was also said in answer to gentlemen who had adj
vanced the opinion that their constituents would
be disappointed in the magnitude Of the salaries,
that the friends Of separation in an estimate they
made Of the probable expenses Of government,
in pamphlet which was extensively circulated,
had calculated the expense ofthe Supreme Court
1T ia sum over $4,000, whereas the whole amount
now reported for that purpose, together with the
addition proposed, would not exceed $4,000; the
people therefore would not be disappointed, OF
il they were, il would only be favorably so.
The amendment prevailed II to 81. The 9th
er salaries were then reduced 5000 each, but I
motion was made FOR reconsideration Of the vot'
on the Governors salary as also that ofthc Chic
Justice.
We do regret exceedingly that there should b
disposition to press down salary to the loves
sum for which certain work can be performed
without regard to the character ofthose who arr
to do the work or the manner in which 1t is to b
done. Set the different Offices up at auction and
men might undoubtedly be obtained who wouls
fathem at a rate much lower than has a:read,
been fixed but we trust the citizens o
Maine lock not so much to the mere fact Of fllinl
these Offices, as to the security Of their rights, thu
stability Of their institutions and the honour o
the state. lfaving money is our only object
away with half the periphernalia ofgovernmsnt
for there are many parts perbaps off this extensive
system, which might be spared; but which W.
reysrencs for their antiquity, which We love fo
their associations ever dear to freedom, system
which our fathers gave us which We will not re-
liuquish like the contemplate Esau for mess o
pottase. Money is good, but our rights, our lib
crti . and our honour are better.
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COMPREHENSIVE FORMED.

COMPREHENSIVE FORMED.
G AMUEL CHASE informs the public that he
- has formed connesioo 10 the
Coopering Business
with Mr.. WARD BoNNEY, aaA that the business
will 10 fu'ure be conducted At his late stand on
W;sge,y' WSs.f under the firm of
CHASE & BONNEY,
where every kind of work in their line will be ex-
ecu,ed with despatch and on reasonable terms
TEEY HAVE FOR SALE,
Iso bsrreIs No. 8 MACKBRRL, Of THE years
catching. ALs, Dry Fish a. usual.
Portland, 1sss Is.
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DIED.

In Cape Elizabeth Mr. B ,rxallsi Deano, sged
IS.
In Biddefosd, Jeremiah Hill, ESQ. sged IS
In Bridgwaier. Mas. Mr. Cushing Mitchell
aged 3d.
At sea, May 18th, on board brig William, OF
this port, David Sweetser.-2d inst. James
Cooper.
At sea, May %, Daniel Ridley, mate of the
brig Palafox, of Bath.