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NOTICE.

lanes TOWNSEND. informs bis friends and
the public. that he has employed an experienced
workman, at the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
and is ready to attend to the calls Of bis o,d Gus
toners and Friends-tbe smallest favour will eb
gratefully acknowledged and pooetuaIiy attended
to-csn at the Chambers over Dis Store, north
corner Of Bsnuister's-whsff
Newport, March ~,
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MARBLE
M 0 n u Nj r. N I S,

TOMBS, Chimney Pieces, Hearths,
Il Fire Places and Grave stones. Of American
ana Italian Marble, blue, white aud clouded, for
sale on the Packet wharf, NEWPORT.
ALSO,
500 pair of Grave stones, of the finest
and most durable Blue Slate, warranted superior TO
any sold in this state Free Stone for Window
Caps and Stills, Hesrths. Fire Places and Steps,
Ali of which will be sold at the Lowest Prices for
Cash, Country produce, or other Merchandise, and
on long credit ifrequired.
apply to JAMES STEVENS,
Pelham Street
Newport March 81
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UNION FACTORY.
INDIGO BLUE.

INDIGO BLUE.
THE subscribers respectfully informs their
friends and the public. that they have es;sb-
!ished the Indigo blue Dying, snd have employed
an experienced workman at the co,orng snd finish.
ing woollen goods of all descriptions will be FIN.
isbed in the manner, on the most reasonable
terms.
WOOL CARDING.
Wool OF all grades carded into rolls in the best
manner. They continue TO msnufscture wool on
shares or by contract, as may best suit their en-
ployers
The following persons will receive and forward
any al ticles intended for the Union Factory.
EDW tRD sTANTOPE, and
ROBERr Il FRANCIS CARR, Newport.
GEORGE LAYTON, Tfperfsn
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Brisioi Ferry.
They return their sincere thanks to their former
customers and solicit the continuance n their "a
YOURS. JOHN BABCOCK.
MOSES LAYTON.
Portsmouth. June 13, 1871.
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FLOUR.

yKst received from yilerandrid, and for sole
On GARDNERs WuARP,
-oo '""~' - 60 EInT1R mart
family brands.
so half bbls. do. do.
as bb!s. scra,ehd do.
Apply TO
June s.. JOHN Is. LYON,
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LET,

And tossession gievn 'nune diofeiy,
THE lower part of house, situate in
l. Dennisonstrect. For particulars inquire at
this Office. Ny9.
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Has for safe at htS store an Wtckford,
A General assortment Of Hardware aud
IN Cutlery brass Andirons, shovels and
io1ss-ALSO, Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes, and
Groceries Dutch Plough Irons, Shire
Moulds, and Ploughs, ready made; patent
pitch forks; broad and narrow cast steel
axes; Hoes, Seythes and Sneaths, bar Iron
and steel, nail roGs aud nails of all sorts ;
hear,h tile, bricksstone lime, Window Glass
end Putty, Linseed and Lamp oil SC. SC.
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RE WOVAL.
Andrew V. Allen & Co.

Have wni3y~i % The Store recently owned aad
Al occupied 10y L. RHoDEs, Esq. No. los,
Thames-street, few doors south OF their old stand
where they have for sale, at wholesale and retail.
general
assortment Of Groceries.
Newport, March 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-10-03

Has just received, and offers for
~ safe, great variety Of goods, via -
scpsi up hne broadeIo,hs Giogbams,
Csss'nerss. yFurnnure Check,
Common 60. do. \sIriped Jeans,
ssitnetis, Pelise cloths A " bite do.
Whae, red, and yellow ppo. ss,,ee" do.
f'Anne1s, \S4 Sheeting Linen,
nomoAzetts, Rat,ineits. Nhne snd coored Gre.
bsck and coiored wois oi,n Robes.
teu ffoses Z suttoa st.s rs and hdkls
White and marble, do yCrspe Gauze,
Io'ored and white haiv thread L.oes and Foot.
rose { ing.
iehp. do do. yCoton do.
bes"r, silk, and kil = oitd six Aprons,
eo~s, Black and coscrei Sat
Lorg SAX. do y tins,
Light Aid d1k London I D,,o do India Levan.
Pnas, tines,
Deep s'ce calicoes, B!ack and eoiof'd Lut-
Furniture and Copper suiags.
plates. , S,riped and plaid do
4 4 and 6.4 Csmbries. Awhile do
90. do Jaconet Cambrics Black and Slate handa
and Muslns, , rine Grapes,
DO. do Shire Muslins, 4 Black Florentines,
DO do Imitsiion do. yBack and Goiored Nan
Real India book, DO. kin Grapes. Of a supe.
DO. do. null do. tlor quality,
Plain andkgor'd Lenoes. ) Canton do do.
Figured null Musns 4 Linen Ca'nbrcs do do
for dresses, ~ hdkfs.
A and Cd Cambria Di. q Black and coored Cassi-
mites, mere Shawls,
furniture Dimi,ies, low y DO, do. S-4 &c Grape
priced. 4 shawls,
Fine aud low priced Az , Plan silk sbawls.
Linens, Fsncy silk hdkts.
English shirtlngs, Ribbons, great variety
american do bleach and \ Artificial Flowers,
vhi,er.d, 4 Msrseilles Vesting,
DO shee,ings do. do Valenta do some very
I,leached and unbleacb'l { fine,
RUSSIA Sheetiugs, b,sck and white silk
DO Driilngs, Hose,
india Cousns, 4 Merino bordered Shawls,
Bed,icks An. Stripes & > CARTS aud hdkfs.
With many o,i,sr .r,ic., too nun,e ro,s IN partic-
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ALS0, U LUMBER lard,
A general assortment Of country Lumber. con.
sisling ofShp Pisox, boat Boards, common oak do.
and i1istshaIf zach ehesnut boards, sc. &c.
tNiekforI Aprn Is
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PAPER.

REANfS of Amc. Foolscap, No. aud 2.
Amcs' fine Post, No. and ?.
English Bah Pos fae, and
County WRITING PAPER OF various
kinds. ALSO,
Fine Tea, blue and common
WRAPPING PAPER.
The above, jpsl received and for sale by
JAMES HAMMOND.
Newport, Aug, Is, 1921.
THE subscribers have been appointed
.nd qualified to act as Administrators upon the Es-
tate of THOMAS G. HAZARD, ESQ
late Of South. .Einssiown, deceased.
A. GEORGE p. HAZ Ard.
n. HAZARD,
ENOCH HAZStD.
Newport, March 2, 1921.
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With many o,her auic.ts too numc Gus to partic.
utarize, all ot which he cfers at low prices.
Newport. July 81. 1921
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OUADRANTS, double and single

N~y
~ observation. Brass and Wood Compasses !;
Spy Gtssoes; Cases Of Mathematical Instruments;
pscailei rules, Scales and Dividers Navgators and
Coast Pilots; ChartsB patent haif.hodr Glasses
Log glasses; Bunting and Ships colours; qurlis,
writing, letter and log paper nk powder cordage
Of all sizes; twine house, cabin, paint and scrub
brushes; brooms cabin mops. Il reels and chiis |;
deep sea apd hand leads. hand pumps serving
inalets; blocks and hanks japan lamps and feed
ers, horn aud tin lantorns knives and forks in-
sres of all kinds: screws; brass and IRON istches ;
locks coffee mills, jack aud pen knives. spoo"s
cooks ladies and tormentors; axes. hstchels, ha :
mers, japan and tin trumpets, chisels augnrs, it.
saws, harpoons and grains, fish hooks, sail needles
and paIms, leather sheathng paper, caulkirg irons
and mallets; marlin spikes; iron shovels; ships
srcapers, gimbess, pump and clapper nails, states
and pencils spanish brown red lead; tin. iron and
stone ware patent deck lights brass pnep boxes,
wrought and cut nails brads and lacks OF Ill sizes,
tile glue, chalk brims; ore lampblsck, oars, hand
spikes, Tar, Pitch, Turpentine and Rosin oakum {;
wieh full assortment of every articles usually call
ell for in Hardware and ship Chanderl store.
or Persons wishing Qiadrants and Compssses
repaired can leave them al the above store, where
they will be attended to.
NewD0rt June
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4 do Molasses,
S bbls Gin,
10 cords irewood,
1000 fish barrels,
so ium ditto,
100 Q,linta!s Goldfish,
80 barrels Flour,
Is grindstones,
20 bundles wrapping
paper,
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HarsfSvare, Cutlery, Ship Lhandlery, &C.
WIN. III. RATHBONE,
Offers for sale tit MS Store, head of
Packet Whar/
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IL. SESSIONS,

Has just received, and offers for
n safe, great variety Of goods, viz -
supei line Broadcloths X { Ginghams,
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Newport, March 81.
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JONATHAN REYNOLDS,

export, June IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-23
UNITED STATES.
THE GALE

NEW ORLEANs, September o4.--By an ar
rival yesterday from the Bay of St Louis.
we have received the following account ofthe
damage done by the gale on the 10th inst.
Schooner Washington, Wvnne, master.
hence for Mobile, was totally lost, and everv
soul on board 15 in number) pcrished.2
Among the passengers were DR.. Ludlow.
Lady, children, and Miss F.. Judson. daurh'
ter OF l.. Judson, Esq. OF Mobile. The bodies
OF DIR. L. lady, and Miss J. driited on shore
and were inferred at the bay.
Schooner Bright-Phebus was driven nm
shore at Point Clear-crew and passengers
sayed-yesscl likely to be got off. with loss
OF cable, anchors and foremost
Sloop Juno, driven Oh shore up the bay
the vessel said to be total loss--crew saved.
a schooner from Pensacola, name unknown
lost her Foremost and captain drowned.
Schooner st. Stephens, Jones, hence for
PENSACOLA, while at anchor under Horn Island.
at a; M was struck by sea which carried
away her bowsprit, part of her stem, fore and
maInmast went by the board. Passengers.
crew and cargo saved.
Schooner Basatcile is reported TO have
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-23
LATEST FROM CURACOA.

BY the arrival of the brig Eliza, captain
Narlng, in 10 days from Curacoa, we have
received from our correspondent the Courdnt
OF that place of the 22d September, but the
items which it contains are not interesting.
Porto CabellO was still in possession of thcroy-
allsts. The Captain of the Eliza states, that
.3daRirdt BTioH died at Curacao on the 8Oth
september. W 7. MT. .4dr.
CURACAO, Sept 22-Accounts from Puerto
Cabe!lo state that the Ligera frigate was lying
there ready for sea, and was TO sail in a few
days for Cumana, with several vessels under
her convoy, laden with military stores, for the
relief of that place.
The Spanish privateer schooner Cecilia, of
guns, and about so men, sailed from Puerto
Cdbeiio, on Monday, 10 assist in the blockade
Of La Guayra.
"A party Of the Independent forces has been
Tor some time past within "a short distance of
Puerto CabellO, and has had a regular skrm-
ish every night with the Spanish out-post5,
and often drove them back so close to the
town that the flashes Of the muskctry were dis
hnctly seen by persons on board shipping in
the harbor.
a force ofabout 30 men occupied the Yigia
This IS strong fortifcation which commands
Puerto Cabello The guns were removed from
II some time ago.
accounts rom maracayb0 announce the ar
rival Of General Bolivar in that city, being tho
first time II. =. ever visited it, We are in
formed that ne intended to proceed to Santa
Martha and -de-la-Hacha for the purpose
OF inspecting these places, and from thence
to thc head quarters Of general MoutiIIa, pro-
badly with view to give additional impulse,
ny ms presence, to the operations carrying on
Tor The reduction Of Carthagcna
The Caraccas Gazette of the e9th August
contains decree Of the Congress Respecting
the freedom Of the slaves the following Is a
short extract OF thD decree:
al the offspring Of the slaves born after
the date oC this decree, shall be free Their
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-23

aud should the Patriots gain their point in
Pernambuco, the revolution will spread al
oyer the country, from Maranham TO the Rive,
Plate.
The brig Nymph, Of Philad. captain VIM
Philips, Il very fast sailing vessel, had arrived
IN short passage from Bahia, bringing reports
that revolution was on the point of breaking
out III that place. He will in all probability ar
rive in Il very few days in Philadelphia, and
by him you may expect to hear whether the
much expected grand entry took place or not
in Pernambuco, with other particulars, as
capt Philips, besides being fluent in the Por-
.tuguese language, is man Of very extensive
information.
This, sir, is all have TO observe, and YOU
Will make that use of it you deem proper.
am with respect, yours, sc.
RICHARD f. FOX.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
COLOMBIAN REPUBLIC.

Latest FROM TIE SPANISH MAIN.
Tie following items uf intelligence rcs,ccfipr ti,t
Operations Of die patriotic firccs on tho Spu.l MIN
a1 clsewhcic, copies of frtnslaons from l,ticr.
and oiher documents received at Au. Caycs and
uHnsmiled by our attentive correspondents 40 Nor.
toik The last news received ~ Aus Caves as the
Golonhlan brig Amerca I.ibrc, and by letters from
Jamaca ofthe 10TH INST arc:
" IiDu Captain Babasiro, by birth an Iialiar. IN
ne Marine service of The Republic of Colombia,
eQnmdnHng the brig IL l}ovaca. has been 81 ,;i-
famous IS 70 o'" wl'r BIZ Bug, the Royuli.ts in ie
isi"d ~ Ch1 putting in ircns sIch 0i is cro. "a,
% iGfea q JVn fn ~ bis neiarious PROJECT"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-23

" before raad I; h'rIs Plr.nc Of bl,r and White
osir'co feathers. 1'he weapon was Il battle
axe, With a spearhead OF FURNISHED silver.
Is ms Majesty passed, the guard shOuldesed
thr!f axes, and the E.es had an imposing effect
From this r,nm his Majesty passed into the
great NJ ndraring room, which was lined bv
ale NIbi;'y AND high authorities OF the realm
;fis Ma csty most graciOusly recognised them
as he passed, and entered in the oak SALOON,
where were assembled those who were to have
the nigh honor OF dining at the same table
W It'll his Majesty. In this room his Majesty
conferred the honor OF i<uighthood upon the
Learned Recorder and our two worthy She
ribs. T.,jornino, Posi-
The speech of the Marques of London
derry at the dinner given by the Lord Mayor
OF Dublin TO the King, will be interesting to IA
considerable portion OF our readers. The
hlarquess is an adept in what the French call
ngStlfcdtioR and the Irish themselves Ldyney.
The honor which his Majesty has bestowed
ON the Earl OF Fingal, savours little of the
same pleasantly, in regard to the body of the
Catholics. We cannot hut smile al the idea
oi the ieNation, which the parliamentary an
cis1nsts VI Lord Londonderry viii experience,
al the prospect OF his becoming popular in
Ireland. One part of the speech addressed by
the Nccorder OF Dubin 10 the King as he en-
tcfSu ,lv dining room, Is also fitted To excite a
smile" Allow me, Sir, with the proioundest
reher9'tion and humility, 10 tender To your
Hlajesty our most aiiectionatc welcome, antici-
patihis your gracious forgiveness for what may
unc0nsclously have been omitted or mistaken
IN oar anxiety to sisnaIize this memorable day,
and resting assured that your Maicsty's good
ness WA attribute such fatalities IL uniiappily
they nave occurredl to any cause rather than
Inc want on our part of the most dutiful and
devoted attention to your Majesty's Royal
person and dsnity.''! When the kIns called
70: the sword of the Lord Mayor, in order To
knight his worship, the Mayor attempted in
VAIN 10 draw his weapou--a heavy city sword
Iht Nng pcrceiYng his embarrassment, inn
medntCly drew it fOr him" with one sweep
OF ms Royal ARM" says the Dublin Journalist,
and this IS related as altording proof of the
superior strength Of his ARM" Nat. Gaz.
Paris, August 23 Several persons of the
salte OF Napoleon have arrived ut Paris one
OF them is VI. Niarchand, his head valet de
ch1nare. NJ. de Monthoon vino is still mt
London, has received MS passports to return
10 France. Il seems that General Bertrand
tu Sfl,r at !
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FROM PORTUGAL

y the arrival at B0stOn, Of the big Jones.
lron 81. Ubcs, whrch place she left on the
l5th sept. information is received that the
Cores we're in session, aud twelve depatirs
bad arrived from :5razii on the. list Septem-
her. t.cry thing WAS quiet in Portugal, aud
me WORK "i political reSenqratioa was going
TN =
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masters viii bring them Up, aud srbsidc for
them, until iheireighteenth year, and until that
period enjoy their services.
No slaves can be sold beyond the pro-
vinces of their habitation nor can any chill
drenbe separated from their mothers. Slaves
can no longer be imported and foreigner ar
irving in any of the ports OF Columbia, will
he allowed TO import but one, under the demo
mlnation OF servant, whom he must carry
with him on leaving the country otherwise.
he VIII he looked upon as free. Those slaves
who have hitherto performed useful services
to the Republic, will forthwith be considered
as free"
The same persays-C is again ours
Colonel lclauspe came over to us with 500
men, Tello had returned to Puerto Cabello
with his few followers
MILITARY REWARDS.
General orders of The 18Th of Juiy
II. +. the Liberator has given the name OF
Battalion of Carabobo To the corps formerly
distinguished by that of British Legion, aud
appointed William Davie as commander of the
same, with the rank of lieut.. col. and Bruim
as major besides many other British officers
have also hcen promoted.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-26
POETRY.
FOR THE GAZETTE.

FOR THE GAZETTE.
The Story Of DoLbin, &c. an the Argus, CON
tinued.
was left in the mud with the whole herd o.
swi e,
Which, dobbin considered, companions of mine
] reflected full oft, but ali was too tie,
C. flow transient is pleasure - how tickle is fate)
That no child is born, but il must have mother
No trouble e'er comes, but soon follows another
Old dobbln ashan'd OF the genus long shouted
From the midst, with lear, himselfquickly rout
ed
As CONSCIOUS, Il seems, that a milky white" snor-
Should never be padding in such dirty wdter.
No sooner had dobbin got out of the mire, =
Than lie fetched my NOODLE kick sad and dire:
B. tbs, Ohe' never will rdon his sins)
" as much less alarming, than tho on my shins
cay dobbin, that noise much resembled drum.
When touched your noodle, alias Uranium
Which argues the truth of that saying profound,
Those things that are empty always make the
inost sound,n
But Il was not on part that is vital,
4 PRAY yen would grant me gracious acquittal.
| cried naughty dobbin,d do you cut up such rigs,
Do You thi nix nae companion of s the old SOW and
Because dAubd with mud, where Boreas whis-
Peer Whip orWl's feathers are stiff as hog's bris-
ues.
Iwish, then, had my companions long tush,
With beak like goose. ! can stand you no
brush.
Queth dobbin this lesson, learnt of my sire,
" Let he pigs root the mud, you keep out of the
nHs,'
Thew If dobbin trotted, and left me forlorn,
To argue the cause twix't the - old sow and
corn"
And when commence the sad facts to reveal
Then no other pig will suffer to squeal.
REFIECTfoNs.
No man should think in ms senses, would choose
TO % hiss'd Al and peck'd by the beak OF goose
And every one knows, there is contrast. enough,
T'wixt lions strong paw, aud jack ass hoof
OBSERVER.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.


WASHINGTON Frs. l5.-Our readers viii
bear U wilpes bow seriously, before The cop-
meHceue 81 he present session OF Congress,
Nc deprecated the revival, 10 any shape, of
the oppo nIon 10 the admission 81 Missouri 10
70 the Usfon and how earnestly we have
wished u ieralnstion. The worst evils We
foressw have happened Every measure
called too 6v the cites of The People, ana BY
the pubic Interest, IS defeated. The pro
ceedngs Of yesterday leave H. nothing 10 hope
trom Tire present Congress, tor the relief Of
the purchaser y the public lands. or Of the
Mercantile csss "a lie community, fondly as
We had hIthsno ciuag 70 ibat hope. Feelings
OF eSssper uR, Jealousy, Of mutual distrusi,
we mad almost said animosigy, prevail, a. least
in one branch Of Congress, which cast damp
over our spirits, and If our country has enc
mics, must fll their hearts with Joy aud exul-
tation.
I'VE have Tor many years attended The sit
tings OF Congress we have witnessed the
gloomlest Perioss OF the late war; we have
seen parties aErsyeN against each other in
solid aud unwasering columns. dispuling every
inch oi ground, u silIngs prolonged sometimes
I'LL The physics capacity to prolong them
was exhausted. But We have never wItuesse q
scene like that which took place in the
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ho'h countries, cfibe articles WHICH they res
reciise.y want. and which, while II puts an
end :, he expensive aud useless preventive
system, would. ~ all probability. rather add
~ than diminish the revenue. We r. ce.siy
wash that Il may be realized, and tina, Il may
lead 10 the settlement OF similar commercial
treaties wlihesefy other nation II IS only by
the liberal principle Of gipe aud take, that the
equilibrium, OF which he French King speaks,
can be restored. Foreign markets Cannot buy
oCr produce, If we DO not take theirs IN ex
change and ills 10 sur interest TO make our
customers opulent.
II appears certain that the King of Naples
has complied with the request Of the allied
soyereigns, and consented to an interview with
them at Lsybach Hi. msjesly embarked on
board the English man Of war, the Vanguer,
OF "A guns, while The persons OF his suit were
received by the French frigale, the Duchess
of Beni. The Prince Vicar General has Ia
ken the tile Of Regent during the absence Of
las father. Courier.
address 10 de Queca.--On Monday morn.
ing several Depuiations passed through Fleet
Street and the Strand, on their way 10 Bran
denburgb House, TO present addresses OF Con.
graduation TO the Green. Among Others
were those Of The ship builders, caulkers, and
sail makers, alon foot
The most novel, and Ivy far the most stri-
King, was that OF the Highlsnders, residing in
London They were al! in full Highland
dresses, each having tartan jacket and kilt,
with The plaid ~ rich folds over the shoulder,
hose, pouch, black velvet stock, and " bonnet
blue" decorated with the " eagle plume, .
mixed with ostrich feathers. A sort OF collar
81 White silk was sown over the plaid, and a
large resotle of white ribsand on the breast
The procession consisted of twelve andaus,
with six and four, all with white horses, the
positions having white small clothes, waist
coats, and i.is, with white cockades and buff
jackets. Two Highland pipers sat in the
first landau, and al half past eleven o'clock
when the procession moved forward, pib
roch " walked its wild voice anew" anC
"fired their Hielsnd blud with micke glee. :
A large flag otslk plaid with sky-blue stream
ers was carried 10 the small landau The
spectacle was in every respect most interes-
ting-Tbe procession with the Address from
Harrington Without, followed next, headed
by sheriffs Wsithmad and Williams, in their
carriages and state liseFies.
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/" THE WORK GOES BRAVELY ON y
The new Council, ~ The first two DAYS OF
their sboIs. have made SEVEN HUNDRED
AND SEVENTY-FOUR appointments
". Y. Gem. .Adu.
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Of The aforesaid amount il is impossible 10
calculate what part viii be paid, il is however
for the interest IN mosi.and probably all cases
tor the contractors 10 pay what IS due spd
receive their deeds, aud they will unqnestion-
ably if they are able.
Oh be amount due for timber and grass il
is doubtful whether much will be obtained
without coercion. a. persons engaged in TIM
Der cutting are mostly those who have been
heretofore tressPasseT-. and they feel a. IL
privileged TO ucke snip and waste without
teIng amenable 10 any power whatever.