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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-22

TWO DAYS LATER EROM ENGLAND.
Capt Baldwin Of the Tobacco Plant, has polite
ly furnished US with London papers OF the 18th
and 18th, and Ceres Liverpool Advertiser Of
the 2Ist Nov.
LONDON, Nov. 10.
II will be seen in another part Of our paper,
that the Queen bad applied TO the Ministers for
a royal palace Tor her residence, to which the
following answer has been returned -
Lord Liverpool states" That he has re-
csved bis msiesty's commands to inform tie
Qneen, that il is not possible for bis majesty
under az Inc circumstances, 70 assign any of
the royal palaces for the Queens residence
Lord Liverpool has been further commanded
TO inform the Queen, that, until Parliament
shall meet for the dispatch Of business. the al
lowance which has hitherto been enjoyed by
! the Queen will be continued TO Der and that
It VIII then be for Parliament 10 determine the
amount Of the future provision 10 be granted
70 her majesty" In an anuexed paper Lord
Liverpool ADDS, 1" that be thinks it material to
observe, that Ibis answer mus; not be under
stood as Withdrawing the facilities which had
been previously offered for procuring resi-
dcnce ~ London for the Queen
Articles Of intelligence from various places,
as Vienna, Frankfort, Augsburg, and also from
Italy, concnr ~ stating, that tie Austrian ar
my collected in Italy bad received orders 10
J be IN readiness for an immediate march
southwark and letter from Vienna afirms
positively that Naples is to be occupied bv
Austrian troops, and that the old order OF
things Is 10 he re established. The English
squadron, under the command Of Admiral
Moore, still continues in the bay Of Naples.
We FeJoice 70 hear that The people of Naples
| glow with one sentiment Of determined pat
riotIsm, and that tie parliament promotes
that spirit which prompts the people to con
sideF liberty more precious than life. III the
sitting OF the 23d the Deputy Pope alluded
70 the dangers that threatened lie country,
! and censured the parliament for not taking
measures sufficiently decisive TO repel inva.
sion. The Executive Was, lie said. loo re-
miss IN its proceedings. The fortresses were
not provided, the troops wera neither well
organized or well disciplined. z A. for my
sell, said he, :" at the first cry OF war shall
quit ihis august assembly 10 defend the ma
tlonal liberty, or die" The Deputy Cas-
Itagna said that all other affairs being omitted
The attention Of parliament ought to be prin.
| cIpa!ly directed To the state of The army. anl
that Toe command ought 10 be given ID Gen
VIM. Pope, whose presence would cain The
public mind, agitated by the apprehens ions
Of foreign invasion. The PRESIDENT lher
spoke AMI was listened to with profound at
teniion. In the course Of bis speech, he said
" The Justice Of our cause guarantees our e
curiiy. Whosoever shall dare u fire the frs
cannon against a natioG which knows how I
respect re.igiously The rights D. others, woul,
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become the ezecration 81 Europe" re ihea
exhored them 70 6rpneess, tranquility anc
courage, as the bes, security for their ndepen-
deuce. AT The close Of his speech All The
Deputies rose spontaneously, and declared
that such were the sentiments of all.
The Cores OF Spain have appointed per
manent deputaticn Of eleven members, three
being Americans and four Europeans, 20
watch over the affairs Of the nation during The
separation of the great assembly. IheiF
duties are 70 watch over the execution Of the
Laws, for tie purpose q giving ~ account 70
The Cortes, on its re-assemblIns~9f such in
fractions as may have been Cd United, and
10 convoke a Cortes on the occasions pres
crbed BY the constitution, such az the vacan-
cy of i've Throne, Or when The king shall find
himself 10 any extraordinary endorsements
II is, hence, probable that the session Of the
Cores will speedily terminate.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-22
is CoNGREss....2d Session.

THURSDAY, JAN. III.
On motion Of Mr.. Whitman. il was

On motion of Mr.. Whitman, it was
RESOLVED, That commttee be appointed
to inquire into The expediency Of reyiying
sud continuing II force for limited time, 81
much OF an act, The provisions OF which par.
Tally expired on the Isl oi Nov. 1919, emil
lied g Al act regulating the currency wIthiH
he United States, OF the gold COINS Of Great
.tritain, France, Portugal aud s. sin--and
lie crowns of France, and ; franc pieces" az
-eiates to The goli CONS Of hose countries.
Mr. CoJb submitted for consideration tie
allowing resolutions
ResotUed, That the Committee On Naval
Affairs De instructed to inquire ino the e1pe-
diency Of limiting BY law the number of able
seamen, ordinary seamen and boys, 10 be an
aualy employed in the service OF the u. 5.
and also into the expedIency Of reducing the
number now IN actual service.
As5olrsa, That tie Committee on RevoIu-
tIonsry Pensions be Instructed 10 enquire into
the expedency Of reducing the pensions now
allowed, under tie acts Of Congress, 10 GER
lam persons engaged IN the land and naval
service OF the U. >. on the continental estab-
lshmen', during the revolutionary war; so that
hereafter The pension aiio5oed 20 each officer skaH
be t19etOe dolic'Y per month, and % he privates
tEUe dollars per month.
The first OF these resolutions was agreed u
without division.
The second met with great objection II
consequence of WITCH Mr.. Cobb modified il
SO as to make the inquiry general, by erasinc
the words in talic.
On the resolution, thus modified, there were
ayes So, noes SO. So the resolution was nos
agreed 70.
REDUCTION OF THE ARMY.
The house having again resolved itself inIc
committee of the whole Mr.. Whitman in The
chair, on the State Of the Union. the consid-
GRAFTON Of the bill for the reduction of the
Military Peace Establishment was resumed.
Mr. Cannon rose. and made speech in ia
ror q tie bill, which occupied nearly three
hours in the delivery when Tie COMMITTEES
rose, and the house adjourned.
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House Of Representatives.

WEDNESDAY, JAN.I7.
Orders Of notice reported-on petition of Ed
ward Capen and others-on James ThurreU
An order passed providing that the laws IL f1-
ture snail be engrossed on fne linen paper instead
Of Parchment.
The two houses passed an order that they
would have but one session each dav for the
present, IN order that the committee may have
an opportunity 70 attend to their duties.
Messrs. Redington, Wheeler, and Cusbman.
are appointed a committee to devise some expe-
dltIous and cheap mode OF serving orders 81
notice.
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TIE GAZETTE.


The valuation committee have made their renors
70 the Legislature asd the following Is the ~
sult -
Aggregate Of he Polls and Estates Of tie Stale Of
Maille according u Lhe rnLlsnLign " 1890
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FOREIGN NEWS.

From The Norfolk Beacsn IF The 1Oih rrsi.
TWO DAYS LATER ER0M ENGLAND.
Capt. Baldwin Of the Tobacco Plant, has polite
ly furnished US with London papers Of the l4th
and 18th, and Ceres Liverpool Advertiser Of
the 2Ist Nov.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-22

Btts, entitled an act providing for the safe
keeping OF the public records, &c.-and Fegula-
ting divorces, passed to be engrossed.
IN Act to annex an uninco-porated tract Ct
gore OF land to the town of Norway, and to es-
tablish part Of the dividing line between the
county OF Cumberland and Oxford-to establish
the boundaries Of the town Of Surry as they exis-
ted prsYious to the 81 Of March, lGO9-to iucor-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-14

Ccr?@s ef.Ne'o Ior'.--The following state
mcnt is taken from the Official returns of the,
population o. every county in the state UNI
n2r the late U. =. census ;-Total l,S72,312--
Oh whom there are G87.950 free white maleS,
and 653, 22G females. Foreigners not natu-n,
liZcd, 1901. There are engaged in ,gricuj-
ture, 1858; in commerce, 9,li3; in manu-
factures, GO,G38.
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TWICE A WEEK
Grand State L,oifeyp nj 1io,,do,J

SECREfAKY's OFFICE, Baifiqoye
-. ,..-..s.. go. dngglf I, 1921.
FiClAL NOTICE-Since the day was announced c,r
- the commencement Of the drawing OF the aud g aE
LOt FRY OF Maryland, the increased demand for f;cles
ara shares has iuy evinccd the popularity and great pe
IloIIy OF the schemeThe brillnncy Of the pzeste ar
81 The stationary premumte low price of cl
cs-he iie risk attendant on inv mcnts(fAsre moi 5,
tug bs 70 pse) and the payment Of an tc nriges Is
gold or silver or In offhc Bank ofthe United ,
nav ,euea 70 hc extensive sales made in short period
THE MANA6ERs duly approaching the libcralparonarc
OF INC public have determined to progress with e DRAW
ING JMiCE a Wick, commencing rs eofore annonpr
80, ON WEDNESDAY hc i5h oftde presert BeefI unfcy
GOVERNOR and COUNCIL. - VIZ
the Capital prizes in the splendid scheme Of the Soto
Is9Iey are 4nVOO 20OO0-f0OOO-2 Of 6OOO-eO ~
lOuOdoars, &c Gcit will be recoleccd also being = ar
perior advantage TO the early advenurer tIots 6yf ~
three tAoauf BtaHks cafed Ten Doors eae5 aud
the grf Dram nunb,r will receive premium Of on h
l1OOSaNp D9LIAtS, agreeable TO the scheme.
Hhois Tickets only s 10 QVoyfers $3.50
1nreS Eighf1s f25
OIts enclosing The cash by mail, post paid by pri-
Ye,c eyace viii meet The prompt attention as IL
on personal application, addressed 10
J. ]. COHEN, Jr.
a.. =. ,,e,... Se-rffiUy tile Monarch Reytfn.y,
~ ~ COtENS OFFICE, the Capinls OF 10000 dous--
lvDOOVO &c were sold in the two last Baltimore Lott
res, and where MORE CAFITAL PRIIEs have been sotd
thdn a. any Other Office IN america
Batnore, Ausnt e. "a ere
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EDCCA'rION

VIZ pubic arc especially informed that the sui riber
Wti e'uHe the duties OF his school, the first Mon
e2it"ioer in the brick building on tie corner
~ =. @ lh Streets where, Sgnor Paduani keeps school
as zoe classes for he ensuing sescn viii Le formed WI
ne iooi - opened such wish 10 be admitted will find IL
'ne ai interest 10 make carly application.
I"ieS anu regulations Of the school viii be mild and
rtn nt any violation OF them, effort Ia disturb inc
harmony of the school, will be attended viii, s ",
pnnl san be admitted who does General coarse OF
Latu, Greek and mathcmatics -
TERMSs 80 session OF i've r IN ,I..e.
which viii vigorously s.|orced &. T. sTAEK
= Aurnst IL -
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IfpentI- Efue UOU0rq Ef1r0rJ

M III be gwen To any who shall npprebepd nv Nc
gre man Join and secure him in any Jail in his state
ana RI If nOiLARS il apprehended and secured in sn
ote! SUIT he IS young of ordinary stature, giu com
pe4ion OF good eountemancr, and ly trade cocuerl,
sIh sPo ~ me white ofonc OF his eycs. is lF civ he
hetppIe IN me city Of Richmond county cunherl,nd
ne frequently passes FROM place the other 10 which
lnay ~ auea ~ James river batteaumen With whom he
ls oonnecicd ANY person engaged In that bu,iucs elf
PROBABLY easily secure the reward Ifhe has pass in NV
~ = countiieit, and no one else has authority 10 grant
QUE masters OF vessels and all other persons are aocJ
fso t harnor,sg OF afording the least protection to said
hesburg post Office, Charlotte County, Va " "'F
August II. 29-ve,v ~ T. ~, ROM,
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TREATY OF GEiENT.

New YoRx, Aug. 4. The commissioners
under the fifth article Of the Treaty of Client.
at theirmecting in this city in June last, heard
opening arguments on the several points
submitted 10 their decision, from Mr. Bradley
OF Vermont, on the part the United States
and MIR. Chapman Of New Brunswick, on the
part Of Great Britain. The hoard then atl-
Journed TO the present month. We understand
that the American commissioner. Mr.. Van Ness
oi eFnont, and the secretary ofthe hoard, Mr.
haic, OF New Hampshire, have arrived in this
city, and that Dir. Bradley, The American agent.
IS expected tomorrow. The board will
assemble this week, when the agents of the
respective governments will reply each TO the
argument ofthe other, submitted in June. II
VIII then remain with the commissioners to
decide upon tie subject, or report their dis
agreement to their respective governments.
The u. :. ship of the line Franklin, com.
Stewart, hauled ont from the navy yard yes
terday morning, Tor the purpose of dropping
around into the North River, but came TO an
Choir opposite Coffee House slip, preparatory
to her saiins upon long cruize being dcstin-
cd around Cape Horn. Here. .4dy.
.1MgN"f 7.-Accounts from Mobile to July
l7thI state that the place remained very heal
thy, few deaths having occurred the present
season, and none by fever since the decease OF
MIR. Lee on the cath of June It was however
unhealthy mp the country.
gentleman had arrived at Mobile who LEFT
Pensacola on the 9Th Of July, at which time
The place remained in Possession OF the
SPanlard5. The ship Lucy Aun of this port,
engaged as Il transport had hOwevc arrived
rom New Orleans, and il was expected that
Gen. Jackson would march in from his en-
campment iI the ncjgihorhood. and take
possession or tic following day. .HeT. .4dv.
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PNKI.IGl-L CA-iTTYInN

EATHtRAS certain Cornelius Smr,ons has iriproner-
oeeuned patent from tie authorities Of ;he United
States Ter te head Gar OF boats lssch ueulv navigate ,i.
rivers OF ho un'icd States and the said Simmons Is rot
ec to tue patent for the invention Of sanc as the
Invention was made y the sub crihcr: This therefore 10
caution those who such head oars moi 10 nav tI,
SAID Simmons for the OF the sameas suit ms ber
hy The subscriber repeal the letters aen Of The
said Cornelius Simmons. ;OJlV GnuJsoN
Lexington. Va. August IT, m DAWN,
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DEA,TH OE EONAPARTLN


BOsToN, Aug. BY Mr.. Hodges, who
came passenger in the Ruby, arrived at this
port from St. Jago, Cape de Vcrd Islands. we
are informed that while at Port Praya, he met
the late governor OF the Isle of Bourbon, who
had recently arrived there, and was informed
by him, that on MS passage from Bourbon 10
Port Praya stopped of St. Helena, where
all communication with the place was refused.
The boarding officer Ofthe English squadron
also declined giving any answer to enquiries
made relative To Bonaparie. vessel in
WhIch thc governor was passenger after
wards touched at Ascension, about the Goth
May, where they fell in with sir George Col
Ter, who stated that Bonapartc died on the
hia May, and that he had despatched gun
brig 70 England with the intelligence.
We were favored last evening with the st.
Thomas Times ofthe 9th July, from which
we extract the following
81. TnoMAs, July 2l.-|Fe copy the fol-
loving from an Antigua paper OF 9Th inst.
inst come TO hand.
DEATH Or BON.iPATTE.
Bdrbndpcs paper of 18th inst. contains
Inc following paragraph
On Tuesday morning his Maiesty's ship
Tartar, hearing Sir Geo. Golfers broad pen
nani, came 10 this anchorage, from the Coast
.0l hlrca, ON her return 20 England When
ai the. Island of Ascension they received the
information that brig of war had sailed there.
Win dispatches TO, government, from St.
Helena, said TO contain an account ofthe dcalh
.ot the cX-Em7rrcr Napoleon Bonaparlc.
which was caused by rlerisy aud dropsy, on
9Th May last" fBqHinore .9uerre1D.
y Is hereby given, tha; the eolarncrshp Of JOHN
h'1N iNbOIUAN & GO. has this day expired: and oii
mos" who have claims gnns' the sid are request
~ 20 hfinF them iO.waiand those indebted are osr6esy
r'uedtd 70 make immediate payment 10 David Vjroir-
Do'ham, "I0iiore Is authorized TO receive payment.
JOHN UfGGlNBOTUAN.
co. DAVID HfGGINEOrHAM
Wa-nin.tcr, 5ist foiy, 1921. 23--yyIyi
"it uhsriper nasing qualified ~ nlinrafor on the
y csiate Of EBENELER MACNAIR dccrssed be~e,o
qe o a persons n9S1r claims nqain the estate to pre-
scn ticni or settlement those Indebted 90 said sfe
are requescd :" mahc payment Immediately.
richmond, Avg. 10 EDMUND -. MACNATR.
Rob IN the sence ~ She administrator from this if, ali
:fso Is interested viii please make application 10 Mr. lewis
Nelh who viii tod ~ the business and il u rarcYariv
rcn sed t any gentleman holding any paper relative 10
said estate viii deposit il Wih Air Lewis " slb it
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practised in the use of firearms, but asnlt
and assault, sc. are said to have precipitated
him into this resort. His antagonist, we hear,
whose relations are also very reputable, has
been dismissed frem the Treasury Depart
ment. 1hts dismissal, under all crcumstan-
ces, appears highly credi;able to the Secrcta-
ry. Ciiy Go=.
We understand that the President of the
United States arrived at the Executive Nam
SION yesterday evening, from his farm in Vir-
ginia. I'D.
FATAL DUEL.
GEonGETowN, Aug. 9.-On Tuesday even
ing last duel was fought out of the District
line above this town, between Edward j. Fox,
Esq. otthe Treasury Department, and Henry
Randall, Esq. of the same Department. The
order of combat was eight PAGES distance.
wheel and iire-Nir. +. fired a second or two
before his antagonist, and his bah fell short a
lew feet-Alr. RS shot took effect, entering
Mr.. rs right breast and passing directly thro'
ms heart, he fell dead without a groan. Both
parties behaved with cool determined intre-
pidity. The remains of Mr.. Fox, were ves-
terday attended TO the grave by great num-
her ofour most respectable citizens.
Last evening, at the funeral Of the late Mr..
E6ccard For, which was very respectfully and
nunicrously attended, by the principal officers
Oh the treasury department, several officers of
the other departments, and large concourse
! OF citizens, difficulty had like to have occur
red, which might have excited very unplea-
SAINT feelings.-Aftcr repeated applications to
several clergymcn TO perform the funeral ser
wee, none; could be prevailed on to oiiciate, X
| from motives we will not even conjecture :
at length the Rev. Robert Little of the UnitA-
rian church, was applied to, who ut minutes
warning with truly christian spirit, cheerful
y undertook the discharge of this last sad d,,-
ty and performed it in an impressive sud
able MANNER. very opportunely Introducing,
when the body was deposited sin the house
| appointed for all living" some excellent re-
Elections against the 5arbarous practice of du-
cling, he referred to the necessity ofadhering
to the divine precepts of Jesus, in the go
vemment and direction OF our passions, that
would certaialy conduct lis through life.
without fear and without rcproach" His
incidental anticipation of the agoniscd feelings
OF lily. rs parents and family, when they
heard of the catastrophe, touched every feel
inG heart, who heard him. ". c. Gaz.
Audyet The NAL rcbbsrs AMI rriress Hull and l,on
guilty Of the most airccons crimes had al thr lenect "a
the clergy ~ Baltimore oh shame. where is ti tlus;.
citizen threatens publish the names orho who r;,-
ed or eade ,he request to o;icaie.-Wbat VIII ne Sew
Workers say To tli re.
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SEA SERPENT.

ms interesting parsonage has recently
mace lil5 annual appearance on Our eastern
Sho-cs. The statement which we subioin is CON
tanned III the Portsmouth IN. H. journal of
Saturday, aud tlie author avOWs himself rea-
dy, u requ1re9, Ia make affidavit OF It's truth
10 silence all doubt ON the subject, he de
ciares himself we'll acquainted with all kinds
OF whales, porpoises, sharks and horse macke-
RET: ". j. .4nlericGn.
about ( O'Clock, as Mr.. Samuel Duncan Of
Newcastle ian Inspector employed in TIE
custom House OF this port was engaged in
hsalng near the entrance of this harbour, he
saw the Sea Serpent lying asleep on the wa
ter, about quarter mile from Bush Island
lie at first supposed it to be a large og float
Ing on the water but on approaching within
about 100 yards, the Serpent Immediately
moved with great rapidity towards the west.
and approached near to Odiornes Point. In
us motion through the water, he Showed five
punches at time, about five feet apart pre-
scnlInS theappearance Ofiiv porpoises follow
ING each otheriD nighttime. He was seen distinct
~, while going about mile and half When
he came near Odiorne's Point he turned, and
made towards the Shoals. Mr.. Duncan was
IN whale boat, accompanied by his son about
lG years old; and by Mr. Jonathan Vennard,
whoboth saw the Serpent.
About o'clock the same afternoon. Mr.
Duncan was hailed by Il man i'm another boat.
VINO directed his attention towards the South,
where he again saw the Serpent about half
mir distant, approaching the boat in which
Or. Duncan was. The Serpent came directly
towards the boat, and approached within
10 feet of the stern when ne suddenly chan
ged his course, and went off towards York
Ledge
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Erlrdo Of 10 letter from n gentleman in Ca,,-
H0nsJi1g, Penn. TO his brother IN CharIestotcn.
JeBerson co. Ia. ddted;Jitly %.
" In my last letter informed you of salt
well, which Mr.. M'Cook had bored TO the
depth of five hundred and twenty-five feet
not being successful in procuring suiIiciency
of salt water, he had abandoned it but last
wednesday his partner determined TO make
another effort to raise the water; after having
put copper tube down about two hundred
and ten feet, with pump in it, they began
pumping, and after a few minutes the water
came up with such violence, that it forced
them from the pump, and spouted up nearly
one hundred feet high in a column about
two inches in diameter; the hole is three
inches, the tube two. 1t continued spoutiDg
nearly an hour, when il subsidized The water
was very salt. The tube broke off about
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FOREIGN.

The intelligence from abroad will be found
interesting. The speck Of war, although no
bigger than mans hand, may soon over
spread the sky. Indeed, if the allied mon
archs are in truth determined to act upon the
principles which they have avowed, war seems
inevitable. 1t is hard to believe that the Ne
apolitans will surrender their rights without
struggle. Should contest ensue, it is not
improbable that Spain and Portugal viii make
common cause with Naples. Indeed it is al
ready rumoured that these powers have pledg-
ed themselves to mutual support. In such
an event the contest will be fierce and de-
structive; and another general European war
may ensue.
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DIED.

In this town, on the 9th infant, Mis- Mary
Waters, aged IS. [Printers in Vermoaf and Mea.
Jeriey are ,eaaeyQed to iajsrf this death.
At Holden, January ~, Mrs. Sulannah Chene.
~, wife of Df. Iiaac chenery, 10 the 7sd year Of
her age.
In Sterling, on the 18th ul,. Mn. Lucy Saw
yer. relitt OF Maj. MsnalIeh Sawyer, aged 53.-
ALTO. on the a7th ult. Mifs Harriet Moore, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. David Moore, aged ~ yesrs-T Print
ers in VermOnf are rsqueRed 10 isjsyt This death.
At Rutland, on the s6th ult. Mr.. Edmund
Read, aged IS years. And on the sd init. David
Oliver, Efq. aged ~.
In TemPleton, Jan. 81, Mrs. Be.fey Sawyer,
wife Of Mr.. Cooper Sawyer, sged 43.-C Pyinters
:" Maine. Ne1'-HamBHirs and TsrnOnt, are dsfrsd
to is/er this.
In WeamipRsr, on the I'D ult. Lieut. Ala Ken
dali, aged SO.
At Hubbardaon, on the a infant, Clara Swan,
daughter of Samuel Swan, Elq. aged s.
At Princeton, on the 2s.h ult. Mr.. Reuben
Dunimore, formerly of Wet BoylRon, aged 80.
Printers in VvmOns are dersd to injrt this death.