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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-19

WEDNESDAY, JUNE ~.
The committee on contested elections re-
ported that Thomas Eastman is not entitled to
seat in this house.-Read and accepted.
This order was then reconsidered aud the
subject recommitted to The same committee.
A message was sent TO the Senate, request.
ing Information concerning the Bettermen1
Law, and that the committee on that subject
may report as soon as convenient.
Leave to bring in bill was given to J,
Stanley and others.
Ordered, that Messrs. Abbot, Of Castinc
Rust, Of Norway, Miller, ofSt George, Locke,
OF ChesterviIIe and Waite, Of Falmouth, be
a committee to enquire whether any, and il
any what alteration ought TO lie made in the
law regulating the fees Of The several officers ia
this Stale, with leave 10 report next Session.
The bill fixing the Salaries of the Govern
or aud other State officers, being reported
with amendments, was read third time and
passed to be engrossed. Yeas 8l--Nays 81.
The Salaries as now 6sed by the house are
Governor Sl50o-Chief Justice Of Supreme
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-19
MODERN REPUBLICANIsM.

The following article from the 81. Louis
Enquirer, furnishes US with the result OF the
late election in the Missouri Territory Of
members OF a Convention 10 form state Con-
stitulion. 1t states the disgrsceful fact, that
not a single friend 10 freedom, Justice, hu-
mainly, and the equal rights Of men, has been
chosen in the disirict-and this too when, as
the writer Of il states, "rtariction OF no res
friction, uas the touclstone Of the candidate"
And this result is exultingy claimed to be " a
great and gratlfying triumph to the politicians
of de Js9ersonian school throughout the Re.
public" We trust not. We are certain that
politicians of that school, in the free states,
with great unanimity and sincerity, utterly
condemn the course pursued by Congress on
the Missouri question. The friends of slave
~ are much mistaken, if they fatter them
selves with the idea that they can mould this
great and most interesting subject into shape
that will enlist the old party feelings and pas
sions for or against il, among the people that
live in the free states. The friends Of slavery
are a, liberty TO chuckle and exult as mnch as
they please, at the recollection Of the fact,
that hey were able 10 detach from the inter-
ests feelings, and principles Of their constitu-
ents, sufficient number Of representatives to
establish slavery in the new world-but they
find, by the result, that those men will very
generally, if not universally, be consigned TO
private Lille the moment the opportunity offers
for that purpose.
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rising in real actions, was read FIRST time
and Monday next assigned for second read
ing. -
|. The committee on Bills in the third read.
ing, reported that the bill establishing the
north line Of Alma, ought TO pass without a.
mendmenls--. which has been read third
time and passed to be engrossed.
The petitions of Joseph Holland, jr. and
others Elijah johnson and others the town
of Exeter and inhabitants Of Harlem weseS
read and committed.
Order OF notice was granted on the petition
of Joseph Holland and others.
A committee was appointed TO take into
consideration the propriety ofdstricting anew
the State of Maine for tire choice OF Repro.
sentatives TO the Congress of The UniledStales,
with leave to report by bill or otherwise.
A bill to ascertain the estates rateabIe
within this Stale, was read second time and
Monday assigned for further conside ration
Of the subject.
Mr.. NOVEL;, OF ArundelI, had leave Of abs
sence
Isaac Ilsley and others bad leave 10 with
draw their petition.
Mr.. Scammon, Of Saco, had leave Of alb
sence for five days.
The resolve authorizing the board Of Juris-
prudence to report at the next session, came
down from the Senate non concurred--and
was ordered by the house 10 lie on the table.
Orders Of notice was granted on the peii-
lions of the town Of Putnsm--Eiias Haskell
and others--and Daniel Hall and others.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-19
STATE OF MAINE.
Resolve on the su4isct Of a Board Of J.ris
prudence,

The committee Of both Houses, to whom
was referred the consideration Of 50 much d
the Governors communication as relates e
the establishment of Board Of Jurisprudenct
have bestowed as much time on this important
subject as the press Of legislative business
would permit.
As the voice Of Law, and not the will oil
man, is 10 be the peoples guide, it is believed
that the Legislature and the community al
large will heartily reciprocate the sentiment,
that the Laws Of free State ought TO be sim.
pie, plain, and easy TO be understood, and that
new and revised code Of Siatuie-L Law in this
Government would be peculiarly beneficial al
the present time. Our Laws like or language
are composed Of various materials to meth.
odizc and modify them so as to guard RICH,
and punish wrong in the plainest war possible
is among the great and difficult duti = Of legis.
laiion. The Statute Law is rendered volu-
minous and complicated by partial or total
repeats, amendments and revisions. II is now
about two centuries, since Il has been accu-
mulating and improving period which has
witnessed many political changes, as well as
many powerful struggles between privilege
and prrrogs alive. Another change has eleva-
ted Maine to the rank Of an independent State.
The exgency demands revision of the ex-
simg Statutes many OF them relate only TO
the paren, State, some have become obsolete,
and the titles and repealed parts Of others may
all be omitted in new impression. Thus
the whole will be so compressed as to save
much expense in furnishing Courts, towns and
individuals with new edition Of The Statutes
existing in this State, as well as render those
legislative provisions more familiar 10 the
people.
Al extensive code OF common Law in this
State well selected and arranged would be Of
incompatible value. But much time, labor,
legal learning and expense only can produce
such a compilation. Your committee, there.
fore, have concluded. that il would be mos,
expedient TO postpone the further considera.
ton of this part Of the Governors communi-
cation till the further oder Of the Legislature !;
bu, as 10 the Statute Law, they submit the
following resolve for adoption.
VIM. ID. WILLIAMSON, Chairman.
RESOLVED. That there be established BoarJ
OF Jnrisp,udenoe to consist of three men learn
ed in The law, who shall be appointed by the
Governor with advice OF Council, and whose
duty it shall be 10 select, arrange and prepare,
with suitable indexes, compilation or digest
of all the Statutes ofihe Colony, Province and
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts now in force
in this Stale and TO report the same 10 the
Legislature at the next session for acceptance.
JOHN CHANDLER, Pres. ofhe Sehote.
BENJAMIN AMES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
June 10, l820-Approsed,
WILLIAM KING.
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Who founded firm our nation's glory.
We observe in many Of the western sed
southern papers, that notices are given for IL
due celebration ofihis day. hui in Maine 81
preparation nor indeed any interest seems -
be excited for an occasion. from which "
date all that we possess Of freedom, and ~
that our country enjoys under our enlightened
republican institutions. Can this people,
within period Of icriy four years after she'
ema ncipation Of our country from yoke
which pressed very heavily upon ii, and eveo|
while many are yet living who vecoIlect t.
vexatIons and hsrdships Of that sgs and d
government Can this people cease 10 deliu
in cberishins the feelings which produced 4
the blessings which have succeeded that eve
lin honorirg The heroes and statesmen who
councils and whose blood obtained them!
We could not have believed Il. There he
spirit yet in the citizens Of This town sot
this State. which " n not suffer the birth ~
Of American Independence Amerie
grea,ness-,o pass away in cold segIsct, ms
ed by no grateful recollec,ioos--0o pol
acknowledgments--no tervent emotions
patriotism recolleclioos and edbo'ioaq
which strengthen political sirtoe, and kind'r
zeal and interest in our common country. 81
touching the train of associations, that lei
to ne brilliant and wonderful events Of ~
history. Let " devote one day in The ~
at least to revive the memory Of the faih>so
Of our united rerub;c. and 10 celebrate th<l
achievements- which will live
forever on the page Of history, and which ess
posterity will read with pride and emulation.
Old men forget yet all Aould be forgot,
But this remembered with advanta es;
That he was meier - ignorant and vile
But this day bettered his condition.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-19
CONSTITUTION OF MASSACHUSETTS,

CONSTITUTION OF M.dSSACHOSEIzSs
The committee chosen by the Legislature
Of Massachusetts on the subject Of making q
terations in the Constitutions Of that State, r.
ported that the question be proposed TO The
people, and that they express their opinions
upon the expediency Of calling COW eulioo
for the purpose, in open town meeting, By
ballot, on the third Monday Of August next.
II il shall appear that two thirds Of The votes
given in at that time and returned. are in favor
Of convention, tire Governor shall issue biz
proclamation calling upon the people to give
in their votes OH the third Monday in October
to choose delegates to meet in convention at
the State House id Boston on the third We'd
nesday in November The bill provides that
each town may choose IS many delegates Is
il is entitled 10 representatives. The altera-
tions or amendments in the constitution, Il
any, se to be presented to the people 'Of
their adoption and ratification, in a manner
which the convention shall direct il moi 80
ratified, the present constitution shall remain
and be deemed the Constitution Of the Com
rnsnw ealtb.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-19
From the Cig'ef Wast;ngton Gazette.
+" ALL FOR LOVE.
DUEL NEAR BLADENSRURG.
Fought JySGs musfefs

Fought 1vSts mnsfeS.
Two young gentlemen, Mr.. w and Mr..
H., sons OF respectable planters. residents OF
a neiehbouring county in Maryland-on the
9TH lust. repaired to the old duelling ground
near Badensborg, but within The district line,
accompanied by their reflective friends,
armed with uso-ke,s, for the purpose OF de-
Gliding love affair accordIng.to the fashion oil
the day. Twenty yards was the distance
chosen, from which they discharged their lnus-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-19

The Senator's in Congress are divided into
three classes, whose term Of service expires at
three different periods. The highest class
continues until 1895, the second until 1875
aud the last goes out in 1921. The Senate y
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-19

kets at each other The person who gave
challenge, (Mr. H. was unfortunately wound.
ed, Ivy the ball ofhis antagonist passing through
both thighs, sid inhiciing dangerous fracture
The other pesoa Mr.. W. remained unhurt.
NASHVILLE, (rEr.) MAY "a.
Dreadful Conflict There is report in
town, SAID TO be brought b, The post-rder thai
a civil war i raging among the Choctaw In
dians the report is related so circumsfant'a
~ as TO eatitle it to credit, more especially
connected wilh rumors which were previously
ailoat II is now stated, that some time ago,
an old Choctaw woman, suspected by some
of her tribe to be soitch, was taken up. tor
'tured and put TO death her immediate friends,
or relatives, took what the Indians callss sat
isfaction,' by killing some member oil The fam
lily who had been concerned putting the old
woman TO death this was retalated, and f.
naHy two parties were created, who, with arms,
fought regular and bloody battle. II is said
that tie number engaged amounted to $50 on
each side, and that the battle was continued
with such obstinate v1lbr by both parties, that
not more than ten cs twelve OF the combaiants
were left alive. Should this be true, it fur
nishes an instance Of perseyering determine.
ton in pursuit Of revenge, uDexainpled by any
thing which we have read.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-19

Judicial Court Sfsoo--Associate Justices
l5oO---Treasurer S9OO-Adjutant General
S700-Secretary S7OO-.A,torney General
$500. Adjourned.
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fokTLAND.. MONDAY, JUNE 10, laao
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FOURTH OF JULY.

-May thss dog ns'er go by
From this time to the ending Of The uerld,
But they ~ Il be fresh remembered
Who jonlded firm our nation's glory.
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: SATURDAY, JUNE 1.-THE Committee on
the petition Of James Stanley aud others,
praying for additional provisions TO the bet.
lermsnl law, reported leave 10 bring in bill.
A bill from the Senate entitled an Act for
the settlement OF certain equitable claims a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-15
NIARSHAJ,s s.ID
rem IS,

E2Y virtue OF decree oftbe Superior Cont NJ cb.,
- Gerry ior the Richisond District pronounced M,
,ht ga DAY OF June, 1879, in therein dependin
ott"een Peter = Smith, plaintiff, and peyton Powell
Snu E.IdDeh ms VIE, and others, defendanis-WuI
ne sod 1" me highest bidder, public auction on
'H"rSasg, me 2Sd dag Of March nert at IL O'clock
on tne pieihises, ~ the town Of Manchester Two
hALt ACKL LOTS, Of which Henry L. Btiscoe died
sei%t' anu Possessed designated IN the plan VI said
Town ny NOS. 2S3 aud 231, adjoining each other on
"nch IS situated warehouse nieudedto be ssed a. a
toDdcc" stenmery, small brick house Tor sv eatius
TOBACCO, and other small improvements
oho az reeve oClock on SgfaTdog, fhe 10Th dav of
harch HeFt, viii be Sold IT, liEc manner on lie prt-
n'sesn The county Of Pow hataB one undivided moiet
oI tract q" LAND lying D said county and adjoining
!u' 'ahos 81 Df. WIN. CrumP and others containing
No hupaIed and thirteen acres, subject to the dover
o. Ann biscos, which has been assigned her. on this
ueCt mere are tue necessary buildings 10. tie accom-,
ouailo oi family. ana Immediately after the sale
''"oVe mentioned, WI he sold IN like manner on the
premises, Ole Undivided Biciety uf tract Of LAND.
conttnn9 one 5Hudred and thirteen acres said la be
on I've Nam western Read, about eleven miles above
Pe"ha'an confihoHse and adjoining The lands NJ Hne
french "hd othtfs....Tefms, cash. ~ az cases.
Feb. 10. on lie
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RICHMOND, FEBRUARY Is. $50.
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
SCRiPTURAL RESEARCHES,


Touching IenuTeS and IHUoluatdry Serrice
uHder tbe Gospel DispeHSatiop.
" The Law came by Noes, but Grace aRd run by
Christ"
Tie christian dispensatioD, STYLED The
law Of Christ, tlie christian religion, the
Law Of grace, the Gospel dispensaiion, The
new covenant, the new testament, is that
sublime and pure system OF faith and G.
ihics, which proceeding from tie eternal
wisdom of the Almighty, our blessed Re
d'emer promulgated with his gracious
lips, and sealed with his precious blood.
ILfs great Gospel Of salvation is TO re-
main IN fall force till time strait De no more.
And since no created being can ascertain,
or even conjecture, al what period there
shall be THIS concentration Of all Miugs, so
Tlere can be no assiguable limit 10 the hn-
ration OF lis divine jurisdiction. &" or
" that dav and that hour, knoWeih no
" MAN no, not the angels y hich are ~
heaven, neither the Son, but tie Fafliel
oniy"
The events, transactions, doctrines e.
pfrccpis Of this ncw code are recordei
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-15
Matshais .Sale 81 Ohio 80.

~ ';'ne of decree Of tbe S,nsrior co,r, ~
- Cha6cery for the Richmond District or,nnrncSi
~ cause therein depending, between namei can,
"v'"s eAeentoI OF aud Grvisee Dndcr the ast xiii
Sn' testament OF Robert Means dec aiu;i0 and Wn'
W. lice ana others, infant ners of William pi,cc
~ ucC ny william DUval, their guardian ana J,,b
OF Aeey deiehdans Will be sold to the hipe,f bii,
a. p"pllc amt On for ready money, oB Jpcazcssrt fI
~ ""g 'f91ch net. al twelve o'cocs in fro1t If
"e ',se it~ in the cts Of Richmond The following
& 10 al!"rea 10 SAID Siokeey, Toy Duncan m'ArthrF
Snu "a'teT Dun, Two OF the commissioners apoinIrd
Il" th' purpose as per report fled IN the cause VIZ
by's creek. ~ "a'ei9 % i'"'-
creek. " ' "''''S ~ mn
1888 acres by snrNey No. 5l97, on Blues creek.
cTceb. " '"'e'' % MiH
1000 acres by survey No $780, On the waters Of Boxes
1888 acres by survey No. 5lss, on Blues Greet
oiV acres by survey No. 5000, waters Of Mili
ape acres Of sntry 10 5sf9 Of 400 acres on Rush
cIeek, to I've laid or the Lover end Of sajd enyv nv
line parallel q the lower line thereof ', ~
Making in toe whole 1886 SO acres.
J. GUERRANT, u. 5. c. C. n D.
90. .td
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

~ hNAWAY ON tie oh ius,. BILLY. "a muiatio 90
years OLD, aboui five feet nine inches hieh dul
serious coHntenance well pfopordpned very Iohuit
lie w're brown homecpun coat. the cuffs aud cape
covered with darn green cord, whic homespnn pan.
tpous, coatec ueef0 shoes, with nails driven into tie
soas on each size. IS bcicy ed hc veut in haitean
~ Richmond aud wil endeayof 10 get 10 te District
OF Columbia. who're be has relations TrcHfs L0ii05e
wnl be given 10 any person WHO viii apprebend au8
lodge him IN jaii 80 he stale fjTy D9it0rs iftsksn
Out u The state, and all reasonable expencps rad.
THO5 =. RANDOLPH
near Milton, AlbeBiarie couaty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-15

WILL be sold az pubfc xnc,i1n. on twelve months
~ cedit, in ffaut Of the CouTtiouse ragern be tie
Guy Of Richmond on MoHday. the 7th day OF Fsbfnary
next tair or The first faif DAY thereafter ten gaias
bic SLAVES, TO wit, four men, fonr women a boz and
-beloueiug 70 ihe estate OF ne shaCklffoFd dec
BOND With approved security viii be feqrired By
Jan. 10. rte ENECCgOg
ssssss-sssssssssss
~ IN conaeqnercc Of nay indiseosiios, fhe above
sale is POSTPONED until Ifoarag ne e,h dsg of
H0rch neat yHr EXECUTOR
Fen. go 20 IDS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-15
COMMUNICATED.

CDMMU NICATED.
EIt''c q Letter tfom distingmisied
gentleman ia the Upper Countiy to q mem
Der Of tie General 4SsemLLy.
JANUARY ID, 20
SIR Il send you the mcloseda as an
eHliblt To our enemies as we'll as friends.
- kentucky, our daughter, planted since
virginia was distinguished stale, has an
university, with II professors and M.
wards OF 200 students. While we. with
a fund 81 million and half of dollars.
ready raised and appropriated. are bjg,
Cling without the heart 10 LET il 90 10 lie
use. Ii our legislature does moi heartily
push our University, we must send our
children tor education TO Kentucky or
Cambridge. II, however, we are 10 90
Begging any where for our education
| would rather il should be 10 Ken
lucky than any other state, because she
has more OF the favour of The old cask
than any other. Al The states but our
own are sensible that knowledge is power.
he Missouri question is for power. Tie
efforts now generally making through the
states TO advance their science is for
power, while we are sinking into tire bar
bdrism OF our indian abOrgines. aud eX~
pect Ike them To oppose bv ignorance
Inc overwhelming mass Of light and sci
euce by which we shall be- surrounded.
II Is comfort that am MOI to live 10 see
ihIs.-Our exerIions in building this last
year, have amounted 10 lie Whole Of the
public annuity Of this year, for which,
therefore We have been Obliged 10 draw
10 relieve tue actual dislgesses Of orr
workmen; and The Subscriptions come
Ia slow and gFudgingy.
A printed exhibit of the professors and
students Of the Pennsylvania University OF
Kentucky.
- II may possibly hare escapcd The notiee or
recollection Of some persons Chose UNITS 6g the 0pe-
ration Offhe act Of 1874 " concerning Tarey on
LaHds." berane sested in tie President and Di-
rectcrs OF tie Literary Fund far rdnf ofade,ptate
purchasers, that The 2lst Of this month Is tie limit
Of The pririege ofredcWDtioR. # hc t1rcs are
MOI Paid Wpbgthat period tie hHds ,ciYirrerOca6iy
rest bi ttc Literary Faad Il g,eat mauy arc
direGdy trailing themselves Of tic bcneff Of This
rescrcNtoa 5y settling up arrears in tke Iudiisrs
Office. We me sorry the (gct all nsi reach rs
soOner; othegCise UW0aid hare been s9gg.er siatsd.
me TURNER olrRer my rcdeem. cif,iN thas
time. ny - tie pqgiaeRt of fhe fares and dfnaees
J9T rhtch ssct taFd or To- res SOd 'ogctke, ,ritk
zen per rsntgm per aq',rm interest Mcccsa"
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WANTED
4 PAR ~ young, veil matched, gentle c tRRlaC,
~ Enquire al This Once or Al The bar 81
Fen. IS.
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we are authorized to announce Cil,RLEs
HUI E,q OF King and Queen as a candid,i,.
al me ncNt election ofa Senator to represent
me oiSiiici composed OF the counties of King
W VILLAIN, hins and OueeT, Essex, Caroline ana
Hanover. 1855
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-15

mAiRiED]-In Baltimore. on the Sd inst.
by ihe III. Rev DR. Kemp, JonN MAnsiiArg
Jr. 70 OF virginia, sou Of the Chiri Jns;ire oi
the UutedSiaies, TO ELt2ArFltI Nam, ,ir,.t,
Ter OF Or Ashton Alexander, OF iLaI csty
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ss,We have seen variety oflci,efs{rom
Washington. We think ii bes,, for this
day, To say nothing npon The Missouri
objectionable King is said in his speecl,
OF Friday TO have taken ahish tonr.-If
we are not mlslnformed as 20 lis contents,
ITS delivery calls for on. serious reglet.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-22
Notice.

THIS is to give notice, that the subscriber
l hath obtained from the orphans court OF
Cheres county, in Md. letters OF admins
''adon 90 the personal estate of I'm. Draw
her, sen. late Of Charles County dec. ALI
PERSONS having claims against the said decd.
are hereby warned TO exhibit the same, with
'Oe vouchers thereof, on or before the Goth
y y Sept. next, or they may otherwise by
Jaw De excluded from all benefit 10 said eS.
ale. All those indebted to said estate are
l,'Qpested to come forward and make imme-
Slale payment Given under my hand this
10Th day of April Anno Domoni 1890.
WIN. BRAWNER, of Ed Eurd, Admin.
may % eo3w*
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-22
25 Dollars Reward.

Ran AWAY, about the middle ofMarcb
~ last, negro JACK, about 22 years OF
eye, ieet or 8 inches high-He is a well
SCI ss likely black fellow, and is well known in
Alexandria, Georgetown and Washington,
ana wall probably change his name to pass as
sHee man--he has rather down look, but
speaks very politely when spoken to-his
sN''nlng not recollected. He was seen pass
ny up The Potomac on Saturday last in a
Ooa,, with several black fellows, accompa-
neo by white man as helmsn an, and was
y ssea 10 put in at Alexandria, and thence for
aas%orgetown or Washington. Twill give Is
sOlaIs II taken within the District, and Sc
,s 50 that get him again, and the above
s"sro u taken in the State or out of the Dis
S.e', with all reasonable charges paid if
poagnt home TO the subscriber, living near
WY ! obacco, Charles county. Md.
HORATIO M. WARD.
u .. have reason TO believe he is trying
NET NJ ss' 10 some of the northern states-All
10 s.sr OF vessels and others are folewarned
r s,oo oa oremploy said fellow at their peril.
III s3w
Ts me National lntelligencer and Baltimore
n. graph will insert the above once week
ONCE for payment. @Ou = '