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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-15

vYsfaE subscrictr hereby gives public notice 10
/ = au concerned, that he hes beea bully sp-
poiosed snd taken upon himself the trust Of
Administrator Of the estate Of
GEORGE CHASE,
late of Portland in the county Of Cumberland. .
minor deceased, by giving bond - the law di.
recls-He therefore requisite ill pessons who
ere ,nd-b,sd 10 the said decessed's estate TO
make immediate payment and those WIN have
any demands thereon, 70 exhibit the Same for
se,lemsss to BARRETT POTTER, Adm'r.
Portland, Jan. 90. 1920 one ".
THE suo,cr,beF befs,y gives public notice TO
ed and ,akcs upon himself the trust Of Admins.
traitor, with the will annexed On The estsle Of
JOHN WAITE.
late Of Portland in the coun,y'of Cumberland
ESQUIRE. deceased, ~ giving bond ~ the Law d.
rects-He therefore requests 81, persoos who ere
,ndeb ,ed 10 the said decssssd's estate 10 n. he
immediate payment and those Who have say de.
minds thu 9, on. to exLibi, the same for settle
men, To SAMUEL X. M'LELLAN, Ada'f.
Portland. Feb 3 1890
THE subscriber hereby 0isss pubiie notice 10
L I'll coacernsd. that che has bsea du'y appoint
d and taken ppoa herself the ssuss Of Admiuis-
trasris With the will anasxed Of ,hseeas,e OF
POMFREr WHlTEHOUSE.
late Of wiadham in the eosasy Of Csmbsrlacd,
ysomsn deceased. BY giving besd % the Law d.
rscss--she therefore rsQvssse ell pesscns ubo are
isdsbsd 10 the said dsesassds ss<Aie 20 sssks i'm
mediass psymeos; add aheas ~Ae haSs ssy d.
mands thereon, e. esh,bis tAs saDs ~ ss>slsnsOe
70 CoMFORT WHrTRHOusE, Ads;stA's;s.
Windham, Feb. 1870.
rTrilE subscr.ocr hereb, gives public oosses to
j ell cOnccsned, III be has been duly ar
Ii. IA ali he trtla nj n.
m.uis,fsler Dc boni. mn ~ he ~s'sts II
THOMAS CROSS,
I,,e Of Gotham in ~ county Of cumberisrd,
Gentleman deceased, ty giving bond - 'hs
lsw dbsc,s.-he therefore rsauepu Ill persors
who are ir deblcd TO The said dseessed's es' a.
10 n AXE immediate psyDent sad those who
have .ny demands thereon, 70 exhibit y ssme
FOR ,eitlsUen, TO AMOS r. CNO$Ss
Portland, J.p. IS. 1850.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-15

The Treasurer Of the Maine Branch Of the
merican Education Society, Acknowledges II
receipt of Sf9,25 from the Female Missiona'
Society in this town. Ea
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-26
BeautifuI Enan,cL'd Teeth.

i y a.
WHiCH will remain as white as NaturSI
W Teeth, and arc fitted to resemble sDch
with great exac,ness.-Those who may wish
TO obtain them, will be pleased TO apply to
d. JOHNSON, No. 1873, Tbsudes.S Street, a
few doors norih of the Brick Market.
For Sale, DRUGS & MEDICINES, d.
mong which are, Or. sydrnhoSs's PiHs or
physic for all seasons, very proper al this
season ofthc year 10 prevent sitkness, end
especially for those no are, or may be uoub-
Ted with Biiicts Complaints The Rose
Ointment 4 sefe,. certain aud cheap care for
the lseh, and most other diseases OF the, skin.
--.Thi. Oin,pent Is superior 20 sny thing Of
the Kind hitherto offered for Sale.--Excei-
len, Tech Powders Vegetable Tineinrs, TOR
The Teeth and Gums. SC. SC.
f T u .JonNsos continues to pracsiee in
Phyae, Surgery ana Midwifery notwitbstsnd-
ing what has tceo, or may be said, 70 the
contrary. ~ Fess Moderate.
Newport, Juiv &c
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-26
PHILIP ALLEN,
CHARLES BR AYTON,
Earl. d PEARCEi
THOMAS G PirMAN.
|. no.

DREPARED by W 4 toswAs, ChemiAt, No. IL
i Bumstcad Place, Boston. viz
DR. Relies Botanical Drops
i,r. keIfcs Asthmasic Pills ~s..
Dr. Rklis's Aromatic Eemse Pills, for obstruc.
pr Rsisy, ,AHsibioOs Pills. for Ind ises,ien. Bit,
T Dr.. RsiisS Vegetable Specific. lfor slst head.
ashe) 49,. e
br. Jebb's Rheumatic Liniment- khsumasism. OF
30 years standing has been cured BY this IN ~
IN Sritish An.isep,ic Dsatsses. most excellent for
pumfriss' oinn,tht, s.eertaio and cafe cure for
the Itch. in one hours atphcotcn. be u ever 80 IN.
vetera,e or Ne dskssr from sckigs ssM
Albion Corn PAser The resiei . mmecis,es
the roots, it causes not the least pain !, s q
Csmbrian tooth ache PiIsi the relief 70 instan-
taneous without the least injury 70 the teeth u.
DR. Hunters celebrsted 1ills--br BuDtsr's In
lection Powders, and DR. Bun,er's cersle. tor ne
prevention snd cure Of veneesl corp'spV with
and method Of cure accompany each Packet :,
Psnphlets Of many ex,rsordina'y cures, may bo
bad OF the Agents, Rrstis a
ar None ~ 0s absve, are g<Wtdne, hnifss slSrshs
"W. r.. Conway A large discount 70 Coun1y
Physcisns, Traders. Go 1he above Medicines
mas likewise be had OF
SAMUEL. w. VlNSON, DrnSgisss
No. ITO, Thsusss-sUect, M wports !,
.Ake, b. .,......
Lemsiet W. Briggs, BrissoIs Hercmss W nlsney
Mason. Bslch, Prspideace Dyes 4 BoSss Wisd
ham Creme. tev. London Hopkins, Horycrds anc
most D,uge;sss booksellers Of responsibility sss
by most Post Masters tbrc.ghoM he Unicn
None are genuine unless signed BY w Conway
| July ~. 1920.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-26
HEALTH REGULATIONS.

A tn Meesiog Of the Board Of Health for
IN the town Of Newport, on The 10Th July,
iS3o.-If sss posed and deersed e.
That no vessel arriving at this port between
this time and the mrs, day Of November next,
from any port or place Whatever, having Cot.
ton on board, shall be permitied 10 COMO in,o
the Harbor, or within half milo of the CON-
pact part OF the town, withoa. pern,issicn Of
he Presidential ,his Board, f-si had N writ
ing. Every master of a vessel violating this
order after the Erst day of August next, shalt
forfeit snd pay fine OF twenty dollars.
No vessersfrvipg at this port with Mer-
ehandize, taken on board at Staten lslsnd, or
from on board say vessel at the Qds,sosicc
Ground ~ Nes-York, after Psssiox this Of
der, shah be permitted to enter Tho Harbor
Of Newport, but shall be taken 10 the Qua,an-
tine Grsur., by the Health Udicer, and shall
be there detained not less than fifteen days,
or until discharged by this Board. Any per-
son violating this o. der, abail forfeit aud pay
q 6as OF Sly dollars.
By order,
4; JONATHAN ALMy, Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-26
NOTICE.

w HEREAs the Freemen Of the town or New
w port in legal Town-Meet;ng, assembled the
10Th insI ordered rax of eight thousand dollars,
to be rsiss. for the support of the Poor, and to
meet the current expenses Of the year. and The same
to be c0tieccsd and paid into The Town Treasury,
before the first day Of Nov nez' Also, tnat this
Towns prppol .6n OF the state Tax. ordered by the
General Assembly 'fa Jape last. amocntiug to s 935
and ~ cents. be assessed Immediately. The sub.
scrbers hereby Call on ~ persons to give 10 10 eh
er OF list Of their ratea Bile rs, ates eescribed
by Jaw wihs tsn days from DE dste hersnf 'yrr-
bal sta'ercpts cannot be received, or comp aints
heard after the Tax ID made. The Act regulating
the assessing and collecting Of Taxes will be found
10 the Public Laws OF this State page 407, the I'd
secticn wheredfis ihGb .lhd be IL further enocfd.
That whosoevershs refuse neglect 90 render K
give in an account OF has ra.esbIc Est.,e sfore.
said, il he be over taxed shat have no remedy"
ANTHONY DIXON,
THOMAS BusH,. : .assessors.
STEPHEN GOULD
Newport. Jul, o 1890
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-26

AZ meeting Of the Stocknoidcrs oil tho
PaRnIx BASE, in Westerly, July I'd. 1890.
The Gentlsmen whose nsmes follow, were
chosen Directors Of said Bank, for The year
ensuing :--.smos Crosse, kdward tgiHesx,
Rosvss Beeeeek, snnhea v,nsor, George
Gavif, Jd4n c. HoEsey, Waiam Peckhas,
stehhen Ssifa, harhoe barker. jr, Wagsr
.Weedtt, ponist BobeOek,Jr. H;diiam HInsans,
CoddiAgsos Bitins y. .Ahhvian, Uitliams, Peig
Dennison, yohn IS. Huy. hsgxires.
Alta nesting Of thc Directors OF said Bank,
holden Oh The samedsy-AMos CRoss Esq.
was chosen P,esident.
Fitness, j. bs.fXSOs, CasAier.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-26
NAILS,

THE subscriber has just received
i quantity OF CUT NAILS. Of she very best
kind, aud of various siaes-snd has made arrsrge.
ments for q regular aud constant supply, which he
is enabled sell BY the cAsh Factory prices. ana
at retail for . very small advantage. .E... (.
He kecps Also supply of LUMBER, consisting
Of Pine boards, Planks. joist aud shingles. Of var
cus qualities. which he viii cell at The loves, mar
ket prices GEORGE ENGS,
Sign Of he Eagls, No i37, zhdres street
Newport lime
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-26
Jonathan Reynolds,

Has for sale, at his Sore in Wickf ord.
A GENERAL Assorunrnt OF Hard.
4 n ware And Cu,Iery; Beads Andirons, shovels
and longs, Sc-AIso. Dry Goods Hats, Shoes &
Groceries Dutch Plough Irons. and Plo6ghs ready
made; Patent Pitch Forks. Scylhes, sneaths, Sick.
les, &c.
500 lbs Pearl Ashes, 100 quiutss dry Cod
m Hhds Hoops, ash, IS.
1000 Fish Barrels, 10 bb.s Cider,
so do Rum do ( 80 do Flour,
20 bushels Plaster Paris, : I2 nests Cedar Tubs
1900 fine Clapboards, $40 do sugar Boxes,
Sv0 Chesnut Rails, y 20 Grind Stones,
rs cords Fire Wood, SO bundles wrapping-
30 bushels white Beans, paper.
Likewise for safe, general assortment Of Coun.
try Lumber, consisting of ships plank. boat boards.
common oak de. ana just hall inch chestnut boards,
&c &c
WEXFORD, June 2l, 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-26
SUMNER GOODS:

A LARGE assortment of sessonable DRY
"A GOODS. Of the latest imporlaiions. are ,ust
received from the New.york Auctions. and tor sale
~ No. lit, THAn ss-srREET, by
ROBEhT. II. LEE.
or The Public are respectfully invited tocall
and examine for themselves
y Newport, July l.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-26

By tie President Of the Lnitcd STATES,
M HEREAs. by 20 act Of Congress, psssed on
w the Sd Of March, 1917, entitled An act 10
authorise the appointment Of Q Surveyor for The
lands in The northern part Of the Mississippi terri
tory, and the sale Of eersio Isnds therein describ
ed" the president Of the Upitsd States 10 sutbosiz-
ed 70 cause certain lands 10 be sold -,
Thers1bse I. Jxuis MoSRoR, President Of the
United 1(stss, do hereby declare and make known,
shst public ssles, ShsIi be held u Huntsville, in
Alabama, for the disposed (sccording TO Iaw) Of
fhe following lands. viz,,
On the "a Monday 10 October next. for The sale
Of townships 10 and i3. in range 2, u -townships
g. 10, II and ~. Il. range 3. z townships 9. 10
and ~ IN range :. E.--'o*nships 9. 10, II ~. IS
and - in range S. z --townships ~. l3 spd IA IN
range 6, y --snd Township ~, w range 7. z Also,
the Iapcs IN the trset commonly called CoIber,'s
reserve - t.u
On she Iss Mopdsy in December next, for the
sale Of townships IL ~, Is and IA. in range 3. w
.-sovnsbips -. - and -. in ranges s and Z, W.
townships II, ~. 3sDt H. 10 rshgr 9. w.--town.
ships ~. -, =. 10 rsuge 9 w-.tosn;hips - snd
" Also the. lands adjoining the town OF Mara
thon. which bsve not been offered for sale, excepi
ssch lands No have been reserved by lsw fer the
support Of schools, or for other purposes The
lsnda shall be cold in regular numerical order,
commencing with the lowest number of section.
Given uudrr =, h.nd, at The City oi wasbingtOn.
ny tse fres,derts JAMES MoNkoE
JOSIAH MElCS.
Commissioner OF the Gen Lsne Office
pria,ers who are sG,i.orized to pub!'sh The L~wi
Ire United sts,ss will publish the above once
v.ek lin the Is, Of December next and send THEFT
bills TO the General Land Office for Psyne"
Juss ""'iD
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-26
Sprizg Goody.
JAMES HAMMOND,
III fhe hovfh Hing of rhe H.. !. u Bark.
l. A -

JAMES HAMMOND,
III the. Aorfh Hing ct rhs H.. U Bark.
Has rscrived ard for sale,
CINGLE. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. /.
~ nests and Cloths
pELISsE SILKS, twi,rd and plain racrino. Grape,
elk, cotton and Cashmere sHAwLs & BAspKss
s."' s,"s; Muslin. s s:sis. s.ss,. s::s:: Grape:
DImisi9 Plaid and pisinsilks
;. uss:.ss nss,:' s.ss,s s:'e ssrs..,ss: S..,'s:.
Gaghtms White Msrscilies
Irish Lncns Z White b COL Jeans
twist sbir,irgs Cotton and sik Hose.
Htt6 general va,ies. cf other
DRY GOODS,
Carpetings, sc.
Books, Stationary,
And Articles OF nearly every description, d.
.usIly 10 be found ina
~. BOOK.STORE.
PAPER-HANG INCS.
500 ROLLS,
OF French and Amerirdn
!. PApER.HANCINCS,
Elegant, Of the latest Patterns, and many
very low-pticcd.
hLSO.
Looking Glasses, Fancy and
Household Hardware,
Srs Furniture, Brushes, &c.
The cirsutatmg Library,
OF between an6 1000 Volumes, confines
to rsesivs additions Of all New Works
Usually required.
NSvnors Ansii 10 1900
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-26


THAT on the ,hiry-irs, day OF Ja'y, AID.
u 1870, At t@o O'Clock, p. NJ. there vail
be sold At Public auction on lhe pre- mises,
sil the right, title ADD in,eress of CaRssro-
rHrR BABcocx, OF IN and unto SO mach Of
che Farm, isss The proper'y of Chrissophsr
Babcock, decessed, called Ihs Quonnicoolsuk
Farm, conssinipg by es,ims,,on. about Two
hundred and bf,y acres, lying In Chsrles-
town, in tho county Of Washington being
one undivided sixh part Of sixth part of
said Farm, which descended 70 the said Chris
tophes from bis hate brother Bepjamin Bah.
cock deceased, as Nlii be sufficient 10 satisfy
and psy the Tsxes foliowing, on which prem.
fsess COLLECTORS Wausnts have been levied,
whsch Takes bsvc been heretofore sauly as.
scsssd sgAinss the sAid Christopher who 10
nov abscnt from the State, viz. 81.
State Tax ordered June Session A.
ID. 1919, payable Jan. la 1919,
Principal and ia,etsst, up 10 ,he y
day of saie, S76s
Town Tax ordered Nov. i6h 1912,
payable March ao,h 1878, Pm
cipai and Interest. 20 So
State Tax ordered June Session a. ~
d leiS, payable Jso. ist lslA,
Pnncipas and Interest, ls 2s
Towu Tax osde,ed Dac 7,hisl3.
payab,e March 2oih 1914, Prin.
cipal and tn,eress lo .ss.. 1
Total amount s 81 90
besidcs incidental charges. Cona,,,ons viii
be shewn st the lime and place of sale.
y, EDWARD. WILCOX, Collector.
Chs'leeiswu, July is, 1870 ~ 1871
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-26
- JONATHAN ALNf, L7efk
Newport, Jsiy a6.
-SAVlNGS' sBANK.

a the. Annual Meetl~g Of the Cooperation Of
4 \ the SAviAos' BAsK. held on Saturday even
Ing. July 18th, 1870, The following gentlemen were
unanimously chosen DIRECTORS Of this Institution for
che year ensuing, viz .-Stephen T. .Norfham. Rob
snson Potter, ysb Sherman, David .sfefviae, Iames
2a~nserd;J-C. Aa~. lanes 1iyter. John r. Mann.
SfepAea ,Bowes,. Jesaes .Stspsns. ~ q Bose. W. r.
[eihaslam, u. u. .sinsford. S Fowler Gardner,
<l1vid xing, Charles Cotton, isaac Uosid, George
Enys, John Slocum John Cahosse, Edward ~ LSw
ton, ". Sreet, Dusee y Pcarce. Harvey SessisIs,
6snJarrin Haxard -. . -
And at subsequent Meeting Of the Directors.
SssIhsn 4. NorthGm. Esq was chosen President.
6s'yarin Hadwsn. Treasurer. and George MAN.
ford, Secretary !. s.
1t was also voted, That so much of the 1oth ar.
scle Of the Bye laws Of this Insttuion as respects
the paying of Dividends on tie third Saturdays OF
Aprfs: and October be AnnslIed and that Dividends
in future will be declared and paid the rst Sat.
ordAy Of January and July. H
BY order ef the Board
!, GEORGE MUMFORD. Ssey.
ESsVonrt. .yutv o6
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-26
Commissioners Notiee.

.
WE, the wbscribcr having been appointed "
w sLs Hsn Court Of Probate fcr the town ~
Mbddlesowp. in the county Of Newport, Ccmmsse
sionsrs 20 receive. examine and adjust me e'sSns
against the Esssse OF M
MARTBA CLARKE.
late of ssid Micd,etown, decessed. repreeensec ms
solvent, do hereby give notice that sis monshs rom
the date hereof, sft allowed 70 The creditors o. me
said Estsse TO bring in and prove their respective
claims end that we viii attend for thss purpose ss
our respective dwellings. any time during ssd pc
Rod "a
sfs,.M's ss,sns nsakss; |, .ssss;rrw,p, csr'a'"''s,'.
All persons indebted 70 aid Estate are easeo
upon 10 make payment 10
SAMUEL CLAkKE, .sdminssvafer
Middletown, May iesh. 1870. y. -
School, Book, Biankss and Sfonerorys
For sale, q, the Hs' Store OF
GEORGE WANTON.
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TO LEI.

ind aossession yiUrn isnmediafeg,j
SE>fiE front part of the house (with chsmbers,
= aud other conyeniences.) now occupied BY
the subscriber, situate on the main road, about two
miles from ths Stase.House y, Newport The att
uat,on is pleasant. and is we'll calculated tor Q
aoathesn family, Should it be preferred Dosrders
viii be taken on reasonable terms, and every exer.
tioa viii be made for their comfortable accomrnc-
dation. =. JOHN ROSE.
Mddle,own. July a6, 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-26
Plantations.

idiitd(NAtS.
In General Jdssesbiy, June Ssssion, Il D.
1870.
An Act sppvopristing Ten Thoussnd Doll
lsss 10 purchase the Etideocss Of ibe Reg
issered Public Debt OF this STATE.
DEH enacted by tAe General Assembiy'
ID ana ~ sAe Aufheviy shereefh % enettedp
That ten ,housaud dsllsss be appropriassds
out cG money received from the Treasury of
the Unsled States, snd DOW IN the CsnssAl'
Trsasusy, to The purchase ofthe Evidences
OF the registered Publ,c Dsbs of this S,ste,'
under the direction and msnsBe@sds II
,sxl Asse aaby.
.1nd &c 10 sJrrsAer enacted, Ths, Philip Al
,he General T,essursr. be and ,hsy heseoy
aopoin,ed Comsn,ss,oners "a porcness inc
ss,d Evidence. AZ ,hs said revIste,e ed Pubtit
peb,, ip sneh wav and manner ~ they usy
,hink mes, adv ao,ase eous 10 The public intsr.
ca, that said Cou,nis sioners p,ce public noe
lice Of their sppoin, en,. Ia The newspapers,
aeIvertis,ne the c,ed,,ors hoIdiov such Evi.
,Ieuces, 10 send 10 them, or ci,her 81 them,
~ ss.Isa osopo...s ~ OF Of ,hs &c. ms on which ,hsy
,;l, ali ,he ,.n,c, and ,he sr,d propossl, SHAH
no, bo onensd until Inc dav osx, succee eioe
~. .s;d 6r.t MONDAY Of Oc,obcs: and ths, &c
s..s,.a,. .r.,.,,. .av.o,.s rru. 10 ,be S,s.e
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-26
F NEWPORT ASYLUM.
Commissioners Notice.

NEWfOnt Aol LOM.
Commissioners Notice.
MO Visitors will be admitted ON the
In island Of Coasters Harbour. from and after
This DAY. The llth inst except by specisl permit
from one VI the Commissioners. s
vi. 8, Y. T.NosrHXH, Choirmaa.
:. D MELviLLs. Secrssury. tr
Newport. july IA. 1920
Cemmissioner's Ncriee.
yx7E, the Subscribers having been appointed By
w the Hon. Court Of Probate for the sosn Of
south .Kiugstown, ia the county Of Washington,
Comm ssioners to receive, examine and adjust the
claims AZ ..nst the Estate Of
WILLIAM -PEcxHAM,
fate Of South .Kingstowr, deceased, represented IN
solvent, do hereby give notice. tina, six months
from The 10Th inst are allowed TO the creditors Of
tie sad Estate, 70 bring in snd prove their vespsc-
tive claimss and that will attend for that pur
pose 1t our respective dwellings on she 5sh day
Of the 1st mo 1921. whea thsv viii meet at The
iIouse Of Joseph Rrynods, in sxiJ town.
;SMsI ;ess 3 "Do.sSo DouxssS c's~''.i'a<rs.
All persons indebted to said Estate are cslicd
upon TO make immediate psymeet %
4 WILLIAM PEcKuAM, ESecsesr.
South -Kiassiewn, yuy iVsh, 1890 (y.i9l
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-11

Journey Of the Rev. Lewis Way, has been 10
S If up he dormant yea ~ slany On the Con-
Dent 10 this good work cso that we have now
friends at Amsterdam, ErsnI,fort, Berlin,
nimburg and other places where the Jews a.
oound, who are ready 10 assist IL In e,ieula-
ny Hebrew Tes,atneiils and Tract, aud u-lng
II prudent means 10 promote the end we
ave in view. From the united testimony oi
oar friends who hayeyisiied the Continent, we
I've learned that Gentle Missionaries TO the
le"s.s&e likely pnder Gods blessing 10 be
noie u,ekl than converted Jews. We are now
,cl,ng npohsthis conviction. aud we mean 10
churches, s wei as of our own 10 this labor
| low. it we can meet wi h men who have
,iie cause in their heart. One excellent Mo
avian Minister, Mr. Nieche, i, already thus
empioyelszs well as one pious Engli-hmsn.
A. home we are proceeding ui'b the educa.
ion of the children commilted To our charge.
by their parenis.-Ne have built a boys
school and have nearly finished that for the
giIs. We have al present eighty children
under instruction. who sing the praises Of the
Saviour every sabbath, III our Chapel TO which
the schools are annexed. Ore of our child
rem lately departed hence as we humbly trust
IN the Lord. An account of her death you
will find in the Exposition. | beg in concu.
sion to inform you that ke are about 10 send
out early in the year NOW commencing large
box Of our publications to Ms. Hannah Ad-
ans, OF Boston and we shall enclose parcel
in il for your use. Earnestly praying the
God Of Abraham may abundantly bless you
and all the friends of Israel, with whom you
are connected, ! am, my dear Madam,
Yours oGec tionateiy. an The Lord,
c. S. HAWTREY.
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c. S. HAWTREY,

MR. SHiRLEY-As the time is near at hand
when our highest jud icial tribunal is 10 be cre-
aied and organized. 1t is important that the
principles on which it is TO be established
should be well considered. Our personal
rights and liberties the tenures ofour property,
and indeed all our dearest privileges are deep.
Iy involved in the constitution of this tribunal
Respecting the number Of Judge. best esIculat
ed to gam the public confidence AID promote
the public good, perhaps the opinion Of Paiey
may be entitled TO some respect, and at the
present time may not be considered as unsea.
sonabe.
IS should prefer an even, 10 an odd number
ofjudses, and four to almost any other number /;
for in this number, beside that it sufficiently
consuts the idea Of separate responsibility,
nothing can be decided but by majority OF
three to one. And when consider that every
decision establishes a perpetual precedent, we
shall allow that 1t ought to proceed from an au
thority not less than this. Ii the Court should
be equally divided, nothing is done things re-
main as they were with some inconve niency,
inde ed to the parties, but without the danger to
the public OF hasty precedent"
Paiey's Phtlosopby p 377.
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taken. Ar half paf 2, Lavender. Bif,op, Hu hven
aud salmon. proceeded to NJ \ Ah.te Il se !,
Moorfe de They found Thif ood IL TED :
Bphop darred forward, threw h 1T n hiu
snd thus fecured him. He ap. Cd ara q. I
with iurprise He vas infantry 1. eyed &C Bop
Erect, from thence 10 Whi,ehA IA bseknpv
coach. A grea crowd followed acain'ng
/" 7Bs 0iaoin, bstg bin. '-Thilfewood ia ID, i" n
op, make To rehitance." he ,aw bar torirs
ry difposi,ion on his part would hsve bscr o.,
Ie!.. He was taken to Wh;ehA hy he III e..
for the purpose of undergoing an arr instun
Thilewood is editor of periodical ape
cailed 1.-THE Back Dwarf
Drunet, the copd esder nf,he coofpratof,,
had also been taken, and wa. tent before the
rrivy CouccL
Great quantities of ammunition and arms have
been found in q room near The iemies
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mistaken. In this way he found he could incul-
cate his opinions, and persuade men to measures
that by other would not be done-Hc
says the chief ends of conversation are, to form,
or be iniormed-to please or persuaded wish
well meaning and sensible men, would not les
sen their power OF doing good, by positive, as
sumng manner, that seldom fails TO disgust,
tends 10 create opposition, and defeat most of
those purposes for which speech is given US.