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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-20
Iron. Duck, &c.

lTot1, DucA' ~
r ANDING from the ship William BAKER
IL at RCmney's wharf, and for sale
IS tons round, square, and Hat SweoIsp
Iron, assorted sizes
10 bolts OF Russia Duck
100 pieces Ravens do
IS hhds. Molasses
may 26 "A Y. CALENo'G w.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-20

ALL persons having for sale, will please
to call. as | will take any amount at much
less discount than is usually asked, having
a large amount to remit south.
0rPlease to apply at my Exchange Or
fee u Banking House,
Bridges Georgetown. May %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-20

Southern Money Wanted,
r WISH to purchase Bank Notes, Cheeks
L and Bill, at Sight on
South Carolina,
Georgia,
NORTH Carolina, e
.N-Orleans.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-20
District of Columbia.

June T..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-08
NaTIO.V.qL BANKRUPT Law.

The attempts which haye repeatedly been
made 70 obtain a National Bankrupt Law,
proved abortive in consequence Of the opps
snion which the Repre- seDtatives f,om. the
south and west have made either TO the ptin.
ciples or TO the details of the system propos
ed. II the west, however, we are happy to
recognize some tokens OF a friendly DISPOSE
tion toward. a measure OF such obvious i'm
portance in an extensive and en,ef fprisiug
mercantile community. A diso'dered and
still depreciaing currency, and the tuinous
consequences which wild zeal for specua
tion has enlaied on thousands, continue TO be
fru,,fui topics oi complaint in The western
papers, and we sre happy 10 ieo:; thai soms
Of lheRa sIe at lsI calling for \ National
Bankrupt Law, IN The belief that il would
mitigate, il II did not cue the evils under
which the people are suffeiiug.--ib.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-08

From the Providence Patriot.

STATE ps. Uniied Stales-Wo have been
politely favored by our Senator, M KNOTT.
with copy of tho following official icuer,
announcing the final settlement Of our ac-
counts (Which grew out of the late war) with
the General Government 1t will be seen
that larger portion Of the clam is allowed
than was expected ); .snd we can only regtet,
that the constructive rebellion OF to, mer
administration of Rhode Island 10 the author
i'y Of the General Government, has occa-
stoned so large loss TO the people OF the
State, which, notwilhst snding the great ex-
ertions of our late and present sdu.inis,ra-
lions, is upward, Sl3 900. All the expend-
ivu'es which accrued alter the famous adhe.
sion mission of the then Adjulsnt-Gene-
raj (Searle)to Washington, (when our State
Rulers abandoned tie ruinous system OF OPP
position which they had adopted from Massa-
chusetts, have been recognized aud will be
repaid by the General Cove ernment.
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
Sd auditors Office, June %, 1891.
SIR,-I have the honor 10 Acknowledge
the receipt of your letter OF the 2stn inst.
and agteeably to its contents, the balance
found due to the State of Rhode Island will
be trans mit,ed 10 the Treasurer Of The State,
for which duplicate receipts will be required,
one set 10 be forwarded 10 the Treasurer of
the United States, and The other 10 this and
the I'd AUDITORS Oifice. The summary be.
low will explain the psruculars constituting
the balance remitted.
With great respect,
Your obi servant,
PETER HAoS,R, Ird.
The Honorable n r KNOTT,
Providence, Rhode-I,land.
Amount Of credits claimed by
the State, S6o,slo 30
Deduct dissllowsnce Gc.
agteeably to statement fur
nished, isSe4 so
Balance ~S47,ls5 80
OF which the State credits,
received in money and pro-
erty sold, S26 60 80, in
which there is an er,o' of S
cts. over credited, 26,64o
IS,
Money since advanced, $4,000 4l6so IS
Balance due, $500 81
OF which S36l4 SJ will be re-
mittcd though this Office,
and 1890 50 through the Of
fcc Of the 81 Auditor.
-: 0:
The philsdephs Franklin Gazette Of August ID,
quotes Y. ). Bank shares st ll33.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-08

end to the state Of anarchy into which Sicily
was plunged.
NApLEs, June 6.
The traitor Pepe having charged his mi.
GERS with want OF courage when about to meet
the Aostrisns, they have published a collect
i've reply to him, in which they state he rode
off from the field saying he would personally
inform himself what had become Of o reserpe
corps Of artillery, and that he never returned.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-08


WESTPOIyvT CADETS
The West Point Cadets will march
into town to. morrow morning at 9 o.
clock. According to the arrangements
made by the Board of Selectmen for
their reception, Cayslcade wilI be form
ed, consisting of the citizens on horse
back and i'll carriages, and will accompa
ny the Municipal authorities OF the town
to the line on the Neck. The hospitali-
ty OF the town will then be profiered to
this interesting corps, after which they
will be conducted by the Cavalcade
through the Main Street, School. Street
and Common. Street, to their place OF
encampment on the Common.
at a meeting OF citizens IN this town,
yesterday Colonel SearIe, Chairman)
General Darlington, Colonels Blodget,
HoppIH, Whitaker, and Mumford, J.
Lipplu, Esq Major Arnold, and Nj. B.
Ives, ESQ. were unanimously chosen d
committee to make such arrangements
as they may deem appropriate for the re-
ception ol the West Point Cadets, who
contemplate visiting this town in the
course of a few days
Prov. American cJyesierday
The drawing OF the first class OF the
Lottery for the Encouragement OF Do
nestle Industry, was completed in this
town on Saturday last, in five months
and an hall from the publication oil the
Scheme The 8 10000 Prize was d-
vided into elghts, and sold to eight diff.
ferent persons, some Of them in INDECENT
circunlstances.-lb.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-08

Sc. Louis This town, which has in q f,w
years sprung up from the wilderness, is &C..
qull'ng great commercial impor,anc.. lis
SAID that hustle constantly pr,vsIs in ito
arrivals sno departures of steam boat orc
OF which was about to leave that place i,r
New Orleans, with cargo Of iurs md pel.
ries valued al $4,000, besides 100 COO ts.
OF lead. The Missouri tur Company are
now fitting out an expedition for The MissoS.
ri mountains, and the head waters of the .iys
er Co!larado. There ave it is said nine ~
steam boats On the Mississippi.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-08

'ae re appea ance Of the Sea Serpent on our
coas, Dos. Ga=.
FROM the Portsmouth Journal, .9ug T.
On Tbussday afternoon, aDout 4 o'clock, as
NJ. Samuel Duocsn, OF Newcastle, IAN In.
spector employed in the Custom House OF
this po. y was engaged in ishlng near the en-.
rance oil this ha,bor, he saw the SEA SER
PENT lying asleep on the water, about
quasier OF a mile from Bush Island. He at
first supposed it to be large log floating on
-. water but on approaching within about
100 yards, the Serpent imme diately moved
WIN great rapidly towards the west, and ap.
preached near 10 Odiorne's Point In his
motion through the water, he showed FIVE
bunche, a, time, about FIVE feet apart pre-.
sentins the appearance o. five poI poises fol-
lowing each other IN right line. He was
seen distinctly, while going about mile and
half. When he came near Odiol ne's
Point he turned, and made towards the Shoals.
Mr. Duncan was in a whale boat, accsmpa
MED by his soa, about - years old, aud by
Me-. Jonathan Venpard, who both saw the
Serpent.
About s o'clock the same afternoon, Mr..
Duncan was hailpd by man in another boat,
who directed his attention towards the South,
where he again saw the Serpent, about half a
mile distant, spproachiog the boat in which
Mr.. Duncao was. The Serpent came di.
ree''y owsrds the boat, and approached with
IN 40 feet ofth stern; when he suddenly
changed his course, and went OF towards
York Ledge.
Mr.. Dlncan is confident that the animal he
saw was entirely different from any which he
he'd ever seen before and he represents
himself to 6e well acquainted with the ap-
;earance of the diffe ent kinds Of Whales,
Parpoises and Sharks, as well rs Of Horse
Naekereis. The animal he saw had no ap
pea ance Of any fins. The e. ST time the Ser
pen, was seen, he was in sight about half an
hour, and by the rapidi,y Of his motions, ap.
pcared to be sIarmed; but the second time
he continued moving in different directions,
near the boat, as much as an hour.
~ The above relation is taken IRON
Mr Duncan himself, who is ready, if reqoir-
ed, to make affidavit Of its truth.
a letter to the Editors. from gentleman
a, St. Mays, under date Of July Is, 1871.
says,
"On Tuesday the Province Of East Flcfi
da was transferred, and tho United States
flag was hois,ed on the castle Of 81. Marx,
there to hss, as long as IL shall wave over the
capitol ~ Washington. The ceremony was
ausudsd With sadness ins,sse ef mirth; many
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-08
SHIP OF THE LINEFRANKLIN.

The y. 5. ship OF the line Rankin, Com.
Stewart, has been hauled out / ON The Nsyy.
Yard, at New-Yofk, and anchored 10 The
North River, preparatory TO her saling CO a
long cruise s,Cunc Cope Horn.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-08
CHI ZAP TUITION.

A, Washington, small town in Penns,.-~
vania, distance ahou, 30 miles from Prt,burg,
ihere is an Academy. with o president and
four directors; the president has a salary Of
S6oo--the directors, Of $500 each. At lhi.
academy the'e is taught every thing that is
taught at our colleges and the price per
year Tor the iuilion Of boy is. $50 and for
his board, washing and lodging, $50 per year
or one Collar per week.-Rieh. Enquirer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-08
NEW PORT.
THE LATE INSTALLATION.
WEDNESDAY, AUovsr 9, 1871.


Ia addition to the general notice al.
ready given, OF the installation Of the
Rev. DIR. AUSTIN, over the First Con-
gregatIonal Church in this town, on
Wednesday the 25th nit. ior the inlorma.
tion Of friends at distance more particu.
larry interested in this transaction, it is
thought proper to state, in regard to the
public exercises, that the Introductory
Prayer, was offered by the Rev. Mr..
DUNN, OF Newport-Sermon, by Rev.
DR.. EMMuNs, of Misunderstanding
Prayer, by Rev. Mr.. WIGHT, of Bris-
tol--Charge ia the Pastor, by Rev. DR..
PArrsN OK Newport--Fellowship of
the Churches, by Rev. Mr.. MANN, Of
Bris,o!-Charge to the Church and So
ciety, by Rey. MIR. BRowN Of South
kingstown.-Concluding Prayer, by
Rev. Mr.. CoLmAN, Of Tiverton. All
the public exercises were pertinent, SOL
emn and impressive and afforded great
satisfaction TO a numerous and respecla.
bic auditory. The greatest harmony pre-
vailed in the Council, as well al in the
Church and Society on this interesting
occasion.
On Sunday evening last collection of
young men and boys assembled near the
I'd Baptist Meeting. House, during pub
lie worship, and conducted in a shame.
iul aud outrageous manner, by making
loud noises, and insulting the congrega.
ton, when passing in and out of the
house. We have never known an in.
stance of similar outrage in this town.
and we sincerely hope it will be the last,
as the young gentlemen concerned in this
nciarious affair are to be prosecuted with
the utmost igor, and in manner which
we doubt not will deter them and others,
Gf any others there be il this place SO a.
bandoned,) from committing similar
oHence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-08

A writer in the Pe'e' sburg In,eIligencer
sscsiees the invention OF thai useful ,p.,Iu-
ment, the Su0a,s.t, 10 Thomas Go iowa
glazier, oi PhindeIphia Tue ideo va. sup-
gested 10 him by the rays Of the ,uA fisct-
cd from window, he had mended, 900
pail OF wstsr thar was accidentally Sc, nesf.-
lie caused a brass ooe 10 DO made from a
nodei he had formed OF wood and en-! usted
1t 10 his brother, sea.faring man, TO test its
utility by experiment. Al Jsmsics his broth.
e. sold II TO lieut.. HadIey ia what he con.
sldered the enormous price Of 500 guins as.
The purchaser took il with him 10 Ergistd,
gave L 10 his brother, then a mathe n a ical
'nsuutnenl maker, who added one OF TWO Of
the dak screens, ard obtained Ps,en, ior il,
as an invention Of his own, end surrep,itiouslv
gave it the name oi Hadley', Quad.snt
Prevalence Caxsfne
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-08

Gold Wdter livery season some IA
tai accident happens from drinking. cold
water when overheated. Rinse yoa,.
r'onih, and wash your Svrists end fere-
head bsfore you drink This precaution
should never be neglected. N. Z. Adv.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-08

Nssonr'-FioD This step daughter of tho
Union, we learn, that :" solemn public act"
has passed the Legislature accepting the pro.
position contained in tho resolution Of Con.
gress annexing certain condition TO The cd.
mission OF that stale into the Uuion. We
have not seen an authentic copy of The aet,
but We presume 1t will soon be promulgated
IN due form, when Missouri is hailed "a a. Ee.
gilimatc member of The family Of States.
Nat. Ig.ekigencey.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-08
The Oidest faher in the United S,ate..

The Editor of the Baltimore Fedora, Re-.
publican, by reference to the n arusc,,p, b,s.
tory OF Maryland, by Thomas w. q lfhlbs,
Esq' has discovered that there is paper iAtr.
cen years Older han the Newport Me,eury.
=" IL Is the MARYLAND GAZETTE, which wac
INST established IN l745 by Jonas Green, ESQ.
"nd which Is now very ably conducted by Mr..
Jonas Green, who Is a descendan, from he o.
iiglnai proprietor. !. is now rs years old ,
aud real sevensy siIev il is.''-Umon.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-08
SE.SSERpENTaGATv

We cong aiuiste our brethren OF the type,
on the prospect OF rich harvest of news, in
,he re appea, ,snce Of the Sea Serpent on our
coast Dos. Gaz.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-08
Projected Insu,,eenon os Jamaica.

PrpJecfed InSurfecHon Ct Jamaica.
The plan Of an insunection among the
negroes at Jamaica, was discovered in
April. 1t was, to have cot the throats Of
all the whites. and declare themselves
masters OF the land.
LEND Me YOUR PAPER-lzn Er,rae,I
" He who is continually borrowing
furniture or the necessary implements of
trade, especially lift be known that he is able
to procure them for himself, is Justly &c
garded by man as contemplate sponger.
Penu'ious wretch. How much more
contemplate must he he who feeds bis
curiosity upon the avsils of anolhers in
dustry or generosity; who borrows his
neighbors paper as soon as it is left, and
frequently before the owner has had an
opportunity to read it himself'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-08
WESTPOIyvT CADETS.

jnoM rHs BosTos GAZETTE or MONDAY
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-08
VIENNA, June Is.

VIENNA, Junc I ,.
The latest advices from Cons,antinople,
dated 2s,h May, state that the daily execu.
lions Of tho christians continue unrc mittingly,
Several Of the mos, woslthy Armenians have
been selected and strangled.
GENOA, June Is.
The Austrian aod Neapoli,sn troops dis.
embarked at Palermo on the 3ia ult. IL
was hoped that their presence would put an
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-08

The philsdephis Franklin Gazette Of August ID,
quotes U. y. Bank shares ct tl3S.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-23
TO THE PUBLIC.

There was published m my paper On the 18th or Ar-
gust last cOmmUnc alton under the title W tile t.rL
chapter OF Chronicles rejecting nuriouslv on the
character Of the Hon William u Litnev one of The
Council OF inns STATE he cOnceivUs and IA has been
represented to me. This communication was anonr-
NOUS and, believe, received through the medium cf
the Post-Once. was wholly unacquainisd with the
hand writing and am ignorant Of the author and have
unfortunately lost the manuscript. IN consequence Of
the multiplicity Of matter which received al that time
concerning the election, paid but slight attention 10
the piece, and published it without due consideration
and can ruely affirm that not at the time ap-
prized that fine piece contained insinuations iny
nous 70 the private character Of Mr. Whitney, ami that
my only Involvement 70 publication was TIE hun0Tcus
notice 81 the appointments IN Oxford. But since tire
publication, understanding that Mr. Whitney feels il-
Juted and IS aggTieved BIZ It. i have made enquiries
q gentlemen who intimately acquainted with him.
anc am satisfied that his character stands fair and
eEcepuonabie n moral point Of view and believe
me lnsn0atscRs n that communication injurious t1
ms private reputation, were false, unfeUEdtd. mali
eiouS and sCa4GaIOls---lt las ever been M uuecL
III conducting tus paper I'D avoid doing injury pl
vale character; orIi may nave inadvertently done it
70 endeavor 20 repair suCh injustice therefore tase
inns opportunity r. make this pubic statement I'd IL
away any impressions which NAV have been made up
on te public mind derozato to the said Wilmer ON
me piece in question a. SHIRLEY.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-23
APPRENTICES LIBRARY.

This institution has been in operation about
18 manufacturing which time 263 young men
have been favored with the perusal of Books.
The Library consists Of 9l8 volumes but they
are continually getting out Of repair, and the in
stituton is attended with considerable expense
besides, the increase Of that class Of people for
whose benefit the books are intended, renders q
gradual increase of the Library necessary. In
order to furnish the necessary means, the III.
G. NJ. Association have resolved once more to ap-
peal TO the liberality of the citizens. For this
purpose public Grafton will be delivered at the
Meeting House Of the Cd Parish on Thurs lay
evening the 8th day Of Nov next, by GRE,;-
VILE MELIEN, Esq. After which a contribn-
ton will be taken in aid Of this truly benevolent
institution.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-23
WILLIAM d. WILLIAMSON.
BY THE OFTCL4TTNG GOVERNOR
AsHUE WARE, Secretary Of St4te.

The Executive Council adourned yesterday to the
Isl Of December. They have counted the votes for
representative TO Congress from the lower eastern dis
trct, and It appears that the Hon VIM ID Williamson
was the successful candidate, BY a small majority.
lhey have made several new appointments, and among
Others we regret TO learn that the worthy Sheriff ~
fenobscot has been removed and his place supplied by
Mr. Royal Clark, Of Bangor. Gen. Herfick has ever
been faithful, prompt and intelligent officer and no
charge can be brought against him. but that IF enter
tanning political opinions different from the ruling pow
ers Thus we are furnished with a new Illustration Of
the doctrine Of Cancellation.
- Thursday, the 18th Of Nov. has beenappointed for
Thanksgiving and Prayer.
The Senatorial votes have not been all returned: bur
rom such as nave been received, il appears that in
orA only Gen Mcdonald has been chosen; in Cum
hefland, Messrs Pierce and Bradbury in Hancock
Messrs. Poor and Witham; in Oxford Mcssrs. Rip
ley and Holland in Lincoln Messrs- TaHman Rose
ana Green in kennebec McssrS. Bond Durham and
MoHl; IA Washington Fir O'Brieu; Penobscot and
somerset uncertain.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-23

f, IA their FercIct az il O'CLOCK St hleht' ""'i'5
! been out ten hours. The principal witness was
! daughter Of the deceased IA years old, who "a'
also badly wounded by Farmer. About ocioch
in the evening Of the 9TH Of April the prisoner
called at the house ofthe deceased, and brought
with him some rum which he drank with the &C.
ceased. He then went out Of the door with hel
and was absent or 10 minutes, and when he
returned, be brought club with him. After
converting few minutes, he rose from his chair
and said to the deceased, :. | am going TO Kill
you, and then you may kill ne;" and instantly
struck her with the club, and knocked her on
the floor; the child, attempting to escape, receV-
ed blow upon her head, which left her sense
less: several other blews appear 70 have been
inflicted on the mother and daughter and an at
tempt was apparently made TO fire the house.
Coz. Clinton has appointed Thursday Tire 10th
day of December as day of Prayer and Thanks
giving in Newly
The Hon. Stephen Van Rensselaer,, Of y. York,
has renewed his subscription Of fUe hundred dot
lars for three years more to the .4tbdny County
Agricultural Society; being $4,000 in SIX years.
Such liberality must advance the interest OF ag-
riculture rapidly in that State.
The rejected addresses, two burlesques, and
the prize address, for the opening of the theatre
in n. Y, have been published, in neat volume
of 200 pages, in that city.
The article in the Edinburg Review, on the
Sketch Book ofour ingenious Countryman, w ASH
ngton Irvine, has been translated into Italian,
and published in the .4atOtogtG, a monthly Jour-
nal, issued at Florence.
The appointment Of DR.. Spring, Of n. York,
TO the Presidency of Dartmouth College, and his
declining TO accept it, has produced animadver
sions on the conduct of the Rev. DR.. Of incon-
sistenCy. He is said 10 have given assurances
that If he were appointed he would not decline
He was consequently appointed and did decline,
This statement has produced partial vindica-
ton Of his conduct from him he does not, how
ever, deny the material allegation that he con
sented to be candidate
The Irish accounts of the Kings reception are
published in the London Morning Chronicle, I'M
der the head Of " FlotOers Of Barney"
A duel was fought at Fredericton, N. B. in
the early part Of this month, by two young law
yers, Street and Wetmore. The latter fell on
the second discharge, and died in three hours.
Street, with his two seconds, British officers, fled
from Justice, and arrived at RObnston. in this
State, closely pursued by the civil officers.
The following, among other good toasts, were
drank at the Agricultural dinner, at Brighton,
on the 10th inst.
orr soil-May it be forever free, and forever
subdued.
The sea and the l1nd-May our citizens make
fish Of one, and flesh Of the other
The Grafton Agricultural Society of.N H
We bid her delegate welcome as farmers we
arc all brothers, earth our common mother.
BY Gov. Brooks. Fdrmers-May they who
feed the world. be themselves well fed.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-23
By WILLIAM ID. WILLIAMSON.
President Of the Senate and officiating Corre7roy
If be State.
A PROCLAMATION.
For a day Of Pu5l;c Thanksgiving and Pr

for day Of Pubt,c Thanksgiving and Praise.
THE innumcrable blessings we constantly re-
ceive from our Heavenly Father lay US, as ra-
tonal and accountable beings, under infinite
obligations to render Him the most devout graf
itude and alteration of our hearts. This PEOPLE.
from difficult and feeble beginnings. has become
great and happy we ourselves have had an ex-
is,ence in land Of delights; and we have been
highly exalted in the gifts and en0yn4ents of
privileges The bounties and comforts of anoth-
er year are witnesses, that God i peculiarly
good to us and ours. As He has shewn signal
mercies TO cur fore-fathers and to every sue
ceedlng age; il has become al imnemori2l u
age 70 set apart 4 day in tie autumnaI season
OF the year, q offer unto Him TIC tributes ui
public tbankfulness and ,Iutiful praise.
have therefore, with the advice and consent
Of the Council, appointed THURSD.IT. TIE
t'oenfy-r'nth oayct -Norembtr nett, to he observ-
ed throughout tins State a. dav VI PUBLIC
THANKSGIVING AND PRAISE to ALMIGHTY