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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-11
Pr,nelle Shoes.

Prunelle Shoes.
TUST received and for sale a complete
y assortment Of Prunella shoes, of the
most fashionable co!ors, together with kid
and Morocco of extra quality.
Also,
A general assortment of fine imitation
Beaver. Rorum, Nap'd, Woo, and Straw
FL A rs,
which will be sold at the lowest cash prices,
by J. h. RUNNELo.
NAV O.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-11
Vol. XII

For Freight,
81 The good sloop JOHN BRooNS,
'@Wm. Prince, master, burthen about
,sSn mis- and will soon be ready to load
Wv AMY 70 ] II. LADD Il 20.
mo hevs for sale on board SAID Usssef,
5O NJ. ,nerchantable boards
Also. just rscsiped' ,np
alfpipes genuine old port WINE
tune Is
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New Livery stable.

LEXANDER WEST begs leave res
~ pec,iuIIy to inform his friends and The
public, that be has just erected commodi-
Gus
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For Bre .nen, direct,

81. The good ship MARY ANN,
4Ae5ssS, Fl WmnemOre, master, bnr'hth
SNNNtS. 80 abou, $40 tons, and nHw nearly
= - ~; sSSssS3Ipsded and Will be dispatched N
. lev d5ys. For passage only, apply a. A
r.. ir!y ST.
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sY THE PACKAGE OR PIECE,
4 VERY complete assortment vt Ameri-
can Coos, g'ughams, stripes checks,
rhambrays, sheetings. shirtings, tick'ngs,
threads, sa,nelts, Lroadcloths, cassimeress,
AMI cotton yarns.
German ticklenburgs. osnahurgs, hesSians.
Bur!ops. brown rolls, Bieheld linens, dow
las, white rolls. Creas brown hollands, fwil-
led bsgglng, oil cloths, and Saxon broad
cloths.
British BroadcIoths, pelisse cloths, cassi-
meres. vestiugs, homhaznes, cotton bose,
>uspend.rs, carpetings, table mats, cotton
cambrics. fancy musIins, Malabar handkts.
kerseys, buttons, patent thread, d'mitIes,
linens, lawns
Ravens duck, nankins, umbrellas, table
mats, sewing silks, few boxes ribbons and
galoops, pins, DC.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-11
For PASSPORT,

Fl: The brig TOM, \. Howard, mas
d. ter. ourthen about l5CO bbls she
i now loading and viii be dispatched .mme
a 4 For freight of 500 bbIs or passage
,pplv as above.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-10
POETRY.


From The Edinburgh .Hagasine.
SrkSZAs ON VISITING SCENE OF CHILDHOOD.
= | came to the place Of my birth and said,
The friends Of my youth, were are they 2 and
Echo answered, Where are they ?'''
Long years had e. zpsed since gSzed on the scene,
w ch my fancy srii robcd in freshness OF green
The spot wtere school-boy al thoughteSs iSttsYd,
~ the side Of the stream 10 the gloom OF the shade
thought Of the friends who had roama Ih me there.
When the sky blue. and the flowers so fair
Al setter dali srftder'd, by nlount1n and wave.
And some IN the cold silent tomb OF the grave
thought OF tie green banks thar crcl ed around.
With wcf0wers with t-brer, .ad lantne crown'd
thought OF the river, all striess and bright
- the face OF the sky OF blue summer uight.
aud thought Of the under which we had strsy'd,
OF the broad issty b0ughs with their c0onfss Of shade
And hoped. though dishgurd, some token u Ind
of The and the carvings, ImFressd on the rind
All eager hasten'd the scene 20 behold,
RENDERED seEed aud dear by the feelings Of old,
Add deem 4 that. unater'd. INV eyes shoald explore
This refuge. this haunt, this III slum OF yore
Twas a tlream-uota token or trace could view
Ofthe hat oy'd, OF the trees tha knew;
Like the shadows Of night az the dawnng Of day,
Like tale that is rold---they had vsnish'd away
And methough the lone rive that uurmur'd along.
Wss more duh IN is music, sad IN its song,
Since the birds thar had nestled ard wablsd above,
Had all fed from iis banks, At thefall OF the grove
fpaus'd-and the moral came home my heart,
Behold how OF earth all the glories depart,
Our visions baseless, hopes bur CLEAN.
Our staff bur reed, and our lite int dream.
Then OH let us look---let our u aspects allure
20 scenes thar can fade realms that endure,
To g.ories, TO blessings, that triumph sublime
Der the blghtngs OF change. and the ruins of time
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~ decorated Tor the occasion, 4 ornanented vita
several portraits Of the fathers Of our country, and
large number Of lreemen, uniting IN this iesti-
val, partook OF an elegant dinner, prepared by
Mr.. GREEsLEAF, the pleasure Of which was
heightened by the presence OF several veterans
of '76. The Attorney General presided, while
NATHAEIEL CoFFIs aud WILLIAM NJ. BOYD, Esq.
assisted, as Vice Presidents OF the day--and the
following toasts were drank, accompanied by
national salute.
A. Tie aar-When ID ceases to lie rememberrd shalt
I be tree.
Oar coaiyy contemplating her rank an1 character
mOng independent nations, may never forget that her
rea. gre1fneis Is founded prfgrfE vfrfle
). AgricEIfre, and anat extraordinarily de-
pendant other, and equally entitled 70 national
encourage the C the othefs
q ne TtdIciarl-Permanent As Truth and mmovable
Justice, may remain uneoHt<m~edb by the collisions
5. The 7eor1anry ef Nszg Ergiard-Crear in the field
peace, bur still greater Ia the TeLd OF war
g. B9T0dsn cg-The munihcsnee OF our new State has
forgotten this young Of SCIENCE whose fame has al
ready crossed the Atlantic.
z Jais5 MooeThe best comment on his administrator
is a Gnion OF parties and love Of the people
8. WILLIAM Kirg-Lste Governor Of Maine - -
tioual OF flag.
10. Tie Militia Of ains-While virtuous people
tna 10 WELD the arms Of the sate our liberties will
H. TIfmelsry ef HaihizgssH-He stands alone Ia North
Star mong the consultations OF human greatness, guide
4. The Hrss5 j he RseaAnsn grateful country viii
DC the monument OF tntlr taEnc.
81 ThsSfte If SHser b, security IS public virtues
her greatest q niger tom ambItiUus men.
n tbs u ss ha P pf ssl soe
first shook rho throne OF England,
VOLUNTEERS.
BY Hon. /. Foote. The Union political temple,
shaker il war; il the admiration and terror OF Europe
BY Nathaniel Cotln Esq. The CrHfsr Of the faJe has
pueked i've coal fom the altar of 20 enkinde in
bress's the patriotic fires OF the Revolution
BY william NJ. Bjyd Esq The NITy Of me United Sfsel
May IL never be razesd ike the army.
BY John y, ShepPard E4 american LiferatlT s-Le US
Tem NIB THAT the which round the mOulder
ing pillars OF ancient CORY. planted by The posts, and
wstered by The tears OF patriotism.
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else with degree OF ierocity, That makes no
difference between friends and enemies.
We receive the following details from Hun
gary. On the 10Th April, the Turks pushed
Reconnaissance towards Galace. The van
guard OF the Greeks, 700 men, fell back on
the main body.-The Turks, who were 1000
strong, not only did not advance, but retired
into their fortress at Brails On the 2lst, the
whole Ottoman corps OF 5000 men, comman
ded by Pacha who is lately arrived from
CohstantInople, asain advanced on the road
10 Galsez. The Greeks retrested, partly in
TO the fortress where they have numerous
garrison, and partly on board their feet,
which is stationed near Than place. The Turks
have contented themselves with occupying
The country three or four 1thgues round Brails.
As for Ypsilanti, Her quitting Bucharest, on
the 18th Of April, where he left a garrison, it
seems that he marched 10 the Danube, per.
sisting in bis project of making an irrup:ion
into Bulgaria, where he expects 10 find nu-
merous partizans
The Island Of Gambia {formerly Crete, in
which Nj. Ida is situated) has revolled from
the Turks, many of whom were massacred.
Morea formerly. Peluponnesus) and the
neighbouring Provinces, have risen against the
Turkish Authorities.
The People ofFsy al have declared in favour
of the Constitutions established new Gov.
ernment-sent an Envoy 10 Lisbon-and re-
fused further submission TO the anti-constitu-
tiona authority which continues 10 rule al
Terceira.
The passengers in the ship Mary Ann, ar.
rived in England (May 26) in St days from
81. Helena, reported, that on the day they
sailed, BONApARTE, who had been i'll fol-
some days, had most Unexpectedly sent for the
Governor, Sir IL. Lowe, and his NAPOLEON )
dissolution was HOURLY EXPECTED.
Last week at gardeners in the vicinity OF
London, cherries were sold at the rate Of 42s.
per pound /; strawberries at 2s. Sd. per ounce
grapes at lbs. per pound and pine apples al
from 2Os. 10 Sos. each
vessel, the Earl OF Bucking sail
ed on Sunday se'nnight from Greenock for
Quebec, with Goo emigrants and these most
ly of respectable appearance.
| The land forces Of Great Britain in 1921
exceed those Of 1871, BY $4,000 men.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-10

The dawn Of our National Anniversary was sa
iuted as usual by the ringing OF bells aud firing
OF cannon. Attweve O'Clock, large procession
moved from the town hall, through the principal
streets, accompanied by band Of martial music.
10 the meeting house Of the first parish, where.
after some interesting remarks, NATHANIEL Cor
Ply, Esq. read the Declaration of Independence.
and the Rev. Doct. PACKARD then offered up an
appropriate prayer, which was followed by an
address from JoHN n. SHEPPARD, Eso. alfks
pleasing end snimatipg to The audience and
none were more delighted than few survivors al
the Revolution. The procession then marched NJ
theCourt house The lowsT hall Of which wa, neat
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VIENNA, Nav fE

VIENNA, May IS.
According TO accounts from ConstanlinopIe
TO The 25Ih April, The evaporation Of the NJ u.s.
sulmen is at IFS height since Sultan Mahmond
has declared that lslamism is in danger. Men.
children, old men, fly TO arms everywhere.-
Ihis agitation cannot be otherwise than fol-
lowed by the most deplorable excuses and
the bloodiest scenes.
in the course of the last week, 5000 men
OF all arms have been despatched towards The
Black Sea, TO reinforce the Army of the Pacbs.
who is charged with re establishing order IN
the FrinclPallties OF Wallachia and Moldayia.
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IND GAZETTE :
PORTLAND: TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1921.

The papers from different sections of the coun
try contain notices of the celebration OF the Att
of July. We are pleased to observe that tie
spirit of party, which occupies so much of the
public mind, can be suspended to haliow a day
which made US all brethren. We need on.y look
back to the events which our National jubilee
commemorates,-even which produced such an
intense excitement in the bosoms of the . Reb-
els" of '76, TO make us forget the petty dissen-
sons, the struggle for place, which shame cur IN
mortal ancestry, and show US almost unworthy
OF the blessings they purchased BY years Of sor-
row, OF danger and unparalleled exertiOn.
The occasion we are noticing, was not cele-
brated IN this town with any very boisterous or
fervId expressions OF JOY. AT eleven O'Clock in
the forenoon, Gov. Williamson received the VS.
its of citizens and strangers in the Senate Cham
Der, to whom he spread handsome COLLATION. :
at IL o'clock procession was formed, composed
of the Governor and Council, the municipal a1-
thority, gentlemen of the town and vicinity and
strangers, which proceeded under the escort of
the elegant Rife Corps to the Rev. Mr.. Paysons
Westinghouse, where fervent prayer was Of
fered by the Rev. Mr.. RIPLEY, and an appropri-
ate Grafton was delivered by Mr.. MELLEN, which
was received with a hearty round of applause.
The Beethoven Society contributed, Nv their
musical performances, to the pleasure of the day.
The Light Infantry and Mechanic Blues pa
raded in the morning, and gratifed the pubic
by handsome military display.
AT Lisbon, the day was noticed in a manner
becoming the occasion. At 70 o'clock large
and respectable number of citizens Of that and
the adjacent towns, assembled at the house of
Mr. WILLIAM DENNET, in Little River Village
and marched IN procession TO grove Of oaks in
the neigbborhOod, where platform had been
previously erected for the accommodation ofthe
Orator An Grafton was then delivered by
Doct. REUBEN ToLMAN, replete with sentiments
OF patriotism, rural economy, sc. After which
the company returned TO Mr.. DENNEr's. where
they partook of sumptuous dinner served up by
him in his best style. After the cloth was re-
moved, the usual number of Toasts were drank.
succeeded by the following volunteers =
Our ndtlOn-May it be as firm and mistaken
as Plymouth rock is yet held sacred.
Our nert GorernOr-May he have age and ex-
perionce sufficient to dignity his office
.4gr1cuharc-H industriously pursued, is
sure guide to wealth.
Those tchO adhered our IadeDe1dence-NTa
every return Of this day remind us of their sui
ferinSs, and inspire US with the love Of liberty.
BY EZEKIEL THOMPSON, Esq.-Our late Cor
ernor-May his success under his late appoint
ment, prove IS beneficial to those who solicited
his acceptance, as his late services were benef-
clal to those who were active in procuring ms
election.
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Political Lotsery-Capital Prise We observe
the following Advertisement in Newyork Pa
per-Mrs. P. is the fashionable Confectioner OF
that city.
TO POets.-Whereas the printed mottos
which now envelope the kisses and comtitures
that are so devoid of taste, SO unpoetic, and so
nelegsnt, that Mrs. PoppIstOn, DESTROYS Of COM
bining deicacy and talent, and giving an i'm
pulse TO poetic merit, hereby offers PRIZE
CAKE Of TEN POUNDS, for the best one hun
dred original mottos which shall be handed to
her in one month from the date hereo to be de-
eided by ladies and gentlemen of poetic taste.n
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Bv the Mails.

The United States Bank has declared semi
annual dividend of l l-2 percent. There has
accrued during the last six months ending July
1St per discounts, exchange and interest 1885,
565,75. The expences OF the Bank and its Off
ces for the same period, including the usual al
lowance for the extingushment Of the bonus and
other semi-annual appropriations amount to the
sum of S28O,829,61.
The sum Of S3,5 900, has been set apart for
the extinguishment of the losses of the institu-
ton.
The following is an extract from the report:
If the appropriate ons thus recommended be
now made the account of profit and loss to the
1st instant, will stand as follows:
Balance to the credit of profit
and loss according to the account
herewith reported, S4,f07,1 1856 35
Dividends to be retained on 81
513 shares capital stock of the
bank pledged and transferred to
the president, directors, and CO.
at 1-2 per cent. MIA 5000 so
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Foreign articles.
The Insurrectaon Of the Greeks.

The rage Of the Turks against the Greeks
here IS beyond conception. The Government,
finds i impossible 10 restrain the people. The
most blood thirsty are the Asiatic troops, who
come by forced marches, and are guilty OF
unbounded crueties TO the Greek inhabitants.
They plumber, murder, and drag away the
women and girls, and nobody is able TO check
their daily increasing disorder.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-10
AUGsBURGH, MAY 90,

The news from COnstauriDope is most af.
H'oting. Hundreds Of Christians have been
massacred IN the streets by furious pepulace.
The Turkish Authorities, soldiers and neo.
PIE, appear to vie with each other in the
scenes OF carnage.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-10
MADRID, MAY Is.

letter from Csttora, of May /, states that
The whole OF Peloponnesus has thrown of he
Turkish yoke and that there has been
bloody battle near Ampi, betv eel the Greeks
and the Turks, IN which both parties fought
with desperate valor: the Greeks were com
Pieieiy victorious their loss amounted to 500
men, and that Of The Turks 10 5000.
letter from Constaniinope of the 95h
OF April, gives dreadful picture Of the Stale
OF that capital. The Instruction Of the Ar
chiPelago is confirmed; The Porte IS partieu.
larry alarmed al that in Gambia.
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The Legislature Of New Hampshire was adj
journed on the 3Oth ult. with the usual for
nalities.--In the course Of the session eigh-
teen acts were passed, and eight resolutions
adopted of public nature-sixteen new cor
porations were created, and additional pew
ers and privileges bestowed upon eight others
and eight acts were passed of a private or
local character. The most important pubic
acts are the following -
An act vestiug in The Superior Court Of Ju-
dicalure chancery powers, and jurisdiction 10
cases OF real and personal estate given TO char
liable uses.
An act 10 prevent frauds in The management
of the business OF banks, and OF public Offices.
An act 10 establish Literary Fund, 10 be
collected from The several banking corpora
lions within this State.
An act regulating pedlars, bawkers, and
sbowmen.
An act to enforce the payment Of bills and
notes issued by banking companies.
An act for raising thirty thousand dollars
for the use Of the State.
On Thursday last illy-eigbt free negroes
passed through this place from Virginia, uDdeI
The care of Mr.. Crew, Oh their way 10 join
settlement OF The same description Of persons
formed some time since in Brown county
Ohio.-They formerly belonged to the estate
Of Mr.. Samuel Gst who, at his decease, (sev
eraI years ago, in England } manumIled hi
slaves, 10 number about nine hundred, leayins
them by will, property TO immense amount
They bad with them three wagons to carry
their baggage, &c, While here, their behav
Tor was quite orderly, and they seemed to ap
preciae fully the phlIanthropIc views Of then
master in setting them hee.-Washington
(Pa.) pGper.
A company has formed at Philadelphia un
der the name OF +" the East Florida Coffee As
socIation and has hired labourels. 4 he ex
petition was to sail from Philadelphia Of
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a Vienna article, Of May 10, mentions that
tbe affairs OF Turkey are drawing to close.
The Ottoman army had taken the field sooner
than expected. lis vanguard advanced.
on the 18Th OF April, from Focker to Braz,s
The Greeks immediately fell back-Tbe
nexi day the Seraskier hlmselfa general recon-
nOl,sanes al The head Of corps Of 5000 men,
and the Greeks again fell back, some leagues
YPsilanii and Theodore bare such hatred 10
each other, that II would not be surprising i
they should come 10 blows. One OF Them has
about or 1000 men, he other 10 or I2.COO.
All these troops are bali naked and unsrmed !.
they subslst only by pillsge, which they exer
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the sailors on the beach, rope was fastened
to il, and by great exerlions and presence q
mind, the three boats were safely pulled to
toe beach, the boats having communication
with each other, by means Of a long rope.
This Is not a solitary instance of the vast
utility Of the dogs bred 10 Portland, in cases
Of marine distress. Weymouth Gazette.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-10

10 Kingston, Tennessee, short time since,
thete was an cleo ton of Lieutenant of the
town company. A pupil at the Academy,
and The son OF respectable parents, was one of
the candidates, and muIatto boy lately freed
was the o'her--and ii was only by the exer-
tons OF one or two respectable men that the
white man was elected. The muIat,o got &c
OF Sc vOtes--so little do they seem TO regard
color there.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-10

1t has lately become the practice in The light
billy parts of Norfolk for the farmers to plough
their lands across, instead ofup and down by
this means all the rain is stopped by the ridges;
instead of running TO The bottom, and fire.
quently carrying the seeds, soil, and manure
with IT,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-10

BARTRAM relates that a Rattle Snake was
cooked and served up in dishes at the table Of
Governor Grant in Florida, when he dined with
him, and that His Excellency was fond of the
flesh. and merely inquired, before il was pre-
pared, whether the reptile had bitten itself.
FORBES states that the Rattle-Snake, and the
tail part of the Alligator are sometimes eaten in
Florida by the hungry traveller.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-10

Divs for Husband.-A young lady, in
Patterson, n. }. some time since, was~told by
married lady, that she had better precipi-
tate herself from the rocks of the Passaic Falls
into the basin beneath, than 10 marry when
The young lady replied, g would if | thought
should find husband at the bottom"
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S4.fO7.186 So
56,269 so
$4,163,455 25

S4,163,455 25
Extinguishment of the pre-
MUM on the two millions six per
cent. loan, 10000
Extinguishmcnt ofthe balance
of the commission on the loan
obtained by the bank of Eu-
rope, 10000
Extinguishnent of this sum of
the expenses of commissioners
&c. over and above the semi-an-
nual allowance made, 26,974 40
Specific fund for the. extin-
guishment of losses, 3,55O,00C
Dividend of 1-2 per centum
on $4,000 shares $4,000 4I57974 Is
Balance to be carried to the
credit of profit and loss s5481 As
A. The committee are of opinion that there
should hereafter be semi-annual appropriation
of $4,000, in addition to the semi-annual appro-
priation for the sxtinguishnent of the bonus, of
$4,000, 10 extinguish the premium on the four
millions per cent. loan, and TO provide fund
to meet any losses which may be sustained on
the banking houses built and purchased by the
bank, or which it may hereafter build or pur-
chase.
The sums to be provided are as follows, viz
Inc bonus (orlginal amount) $500 90
The cost of banking houses at
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington, Richmond, Norfolk, FAY
etteville, Charleston. Savannah,
New-Orleans and Louisville,
which are all that the bank has
hitherto erected or purchased,
Is s775,67l SO
Ii will require about $4,000
to finish the banking house at
Philadelphia, except the south
portco, which it is not intended
to finish, and it is believed If 50
much be added to the foregoing
sums as will make an aggregate
Of 10000 dollars, it will cover al!
the buildings, which the bank will
IN future probably build or pur-
chase; say therefore 100000 90
Premium paid ON the four nil
lions per cent loan COS. $50 90
2,605,8S0 90
The bank has heretofore appro-
priated semi-annually, commen-
cIDo in Julp 1917
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s2,O85,OOO

--fUvV1NJNIV
Which it will be perceived will extinguish
the bonus, the premium on the four millions ,
per cent loan and upwards Of 40 per cent, OF the
cost of the banking houses heretofore cree ted
or which will probably be erected hereafter.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-10

A company has formed at Philadelphia VI
der the name Of the East Florida Coffee As
socIation and has hired labourels The ex
petition was to sail from Philadelphia on
Tuesday last.
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If to this be added semi-annuaI
appropriation Of $4,000, and it
be continued to the ends Of the
charter, il viii yield
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The bank has heretofore appro-
priated semi-annually, comment
cling in July 1917, the sum OF
$4,000, which if continued to
the end of the charter will Weld
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The Island Of Gambia (formerly Crete, in
which MI Ida is situated) has revolted from
the Turks, many of whom were massacred.
Morea formerly Pelvponnesus) and the
neighbouring Provinces, have risen against the
Turkish Authorities
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205,88O 90