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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-20
From the New- York Mercantile .qdtsytisey,
March II.

March IL.
On Saturday night, about half past 10
O'Clock, large and brilliant meteor pass
ed over this city, from the northeast to-
wards the southwest. 1t resembled 4
ball OF FIRE Some persons say nearly as
large as the moon) and shed dazzkag
light that was painful to the eye and j.
Illuminated the horizon. II appeared
for the space of a few seconds, and LEFT
a trail Of fire in its wake.
Dr. Mitchill, Of New-York, is ever
and anon amusing the American world
(says the Charleston Courier,) with the
simpleness of his sagacity and the sa-'
gacity of his simpleness. To deny him
art, would be as unjust as to deny him
artlessness. He appears TO have been
designed 10 make laughing popular with
the learned, and learning in favour with
the lively. He stands exactly between
science and satire, and satire shoots at
science over his shoulder, and then
smiles in his face, and asks his pardon.
He will answer you any question. on any
subject, being remarkably fond of notes
of interrogation. Herein he may be re-
garded as the oracle Of N. Y. and the
expounder Of difficulties which embarrass
other less enlightened parts Of the
Union.
Governour Wolcott has proclaimed
Friday, the 9Th of April, as day OF
Fast throughout Connecticut.
The people of Connecticut have late
ly turned their attention to the advan-
tages of internal navigation possessed
by the State. A canal is contemplated
from the river Thames, to the line, of
Worcester county-and another from
New-Haven to Pennington.
A man named Robert Wilson, who
had been bit by Rattle-Snake, the day
previous, died yesterday morning ia
great agony. We understand he mad
collected number of these reptiles to
send to Europe and being in the habit
Of handling them, was incantious enough
to allow himself to be bit by one Of
them. charleston Courier.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-20
GovERNoUR BROOKS.
[From the Alabana IntAllissncer.l

From the Alabama Intslligsncer.
We have perused with much satisfacz
tion, the Message of Gov. Books, deliv-
cred TO the Legislature Of Massachusetts,,
Jan. 10th: The honorable rank which
GOV. Books occupied in the Reyolu-
tionary army as Aid to Gen. WAsHINGToN,
and his long and faithful services as ju-
dicious and enlightened statesman and
politician, confer on him claim of no
ordinary kind, to our respect and ven-
GRAFTON.
Navy Court-JMartial.-A Court-Mar-
tial will be held next Wednesday, for
the trial of Com. Shaw, of the Consti-
tution-Com, Tingey is the President
of the Court. The charges are pre-
ferred by Com. Hull, for disrespect
offered to him in letter from Com. S:
When the latter took command of the
Constitution at Boston, he displayed
pendent, and Com. H. disputed his
right SO to do, When the Navy Com
missoners visited the Boston station
last summer, they decided in favour Of
Com. H. and Com: S. accordingly
doused bis pendent. He then addressed
letter to Com. II. and jocularly con-
graduated him ON his victory over the
poor Bat Of bunting which was thus re-
loved from hearing the neltings of many
pitiless storm. The dignity of Com.
H. would not bear such floutings and so
they now have grand Court-Martial
about this bit of bunting.
[tSnlem Regisfer.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-16

Kings message 20 the Maine Legislature IN June
1920, recommending tie Waterville Institution
To line favorable consideration of the Legislature
be secretly cndeavourcd Go defeat tie object !.
their application for aid, BY expressing his opin
ION 10 the speaker or the House, that the pray
er OF their petition ought not 10 be granted
The Argus should direct lis ccnsure against Mr..
Ames, rather than General Richardson. The
pamphlet proves many other things which cur
hmtS Will not allow us 10 notice. Ii forcibly
reminds us of the motto
I" lie mould sdy untrutts and be erer double !:
Both IN his uords and meaning"
General Richardson has never denied FIAT
Governor King affixed his signatere To the act
OF the Legislature making grant of :. 1000 per
year, FOR seven years, 10 the institution. 1t would
INDEED have been strange had Governor King
not done so-we believe, had he refused it, even
Hocus pocus and the Argus must have abandon
cd his cause in despair.
But Sr Governor King, Massach &etts would
have done this, and much more, long ago when
General Richardson was the advocate of is
claims for patronage in the Legislature of the
old State. The Argus squib has nothing TO do
with the real subject Of controversy between
Gen. Richardson ind Governor King. Its strata
gem is to wink the true question out of sight
and introduce something else wiNch General
Richardson never advanced, and then TO say, II
Is authorised an The most Positire terms TO deny
a.
This species of logic really transcends any
thing OF which we have heard. 1t goes far be-
yond the ingenuity of the was, who undertook
70 prove that cat has three tails by the follow
Ing syIlogism
NO Cat has t,ro tails.
Il Cat has one tail more than no Cat.
ERGO.-.4 Cal has three tails.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-16
IMPORTANT FROM SPAIN.

The brig Active, Noble, arrived al New
York, from Gibraltar 9th inst. She brought
there file of the Gibraltar Chronicle TO the
27th February, The accounts from Madrid
furnish US with the proceedings Of the Cortes on
the 18th February, in which it was decided
that the goUGrament be urged 10 declare 10 other
gorern1enk that Spain has not giren tip her
rights to her provinces beyond the seas and that
heTJorc she tclH consider as a violation Of the
eristtsg treaties DE partial or absolute dcknoicl-
sdse"aent Of their Independence, before the diff
ferenees betaceen them and the mother country
stdu haze been adjusted" Extracts are under
orr foreign head.
.frrirul from India-The ship BEN. Rush,
has arrived at Philadelphia from Calcutta, and
ship George, at Salem. from the same port.
Tor particulars see foreign head.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-16
.M4RRIFD

In Thomaston, Nj. John Thomas of Searsmon, 10
Miss Sally Nitham, Of the former place.-Mr Elisha
Keen, 10 Miss Priscilla Withaln.
An Ninalhaven, Mr.. SAMUEL. CALDERW GOD. a.
ged 90, to widow LYDIA brow n. aged 4s, after
courtship Of about fifteen days.-NIr. William Thorn
as, TO Miss Charlotte Smith. daughter Of Jonathaa
Smith, Esq.-Mr. James Beverage 10 Mrs Jcmima
Ciabtree.-Nr. Daniel Moor, orme rly Of Kitterv 10
Miss Susanna Maddock.-Mr. Rufus Calderyood. 10
Miss Anne OsTver.-Alr. john Sellers to Miss Peggy
Lane.
IN Scarborough BY Rev. Il. Lancaster, Mr. James
". Davis, Of etandish 20 Miss Mary Jones' Of Scar
borough
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,-,,c .rarlnv and monstrous frauds practsed up-
- -orernnlsat under laws allowing a settlement
- s,.,,,, GA the principles OF iusioe and equity"
r. -,aera' appropriation bin then resumed in
-,etee N ,ls whole. and after considerable debate
n. clauses containing appropriations for repairing the
roc7le-lsrd road and buiiing bridge over the Mo
-,he,a river were stricken out. An Intellectual at
,nnt vaS made 20 deprive the surgeon General Or
Ioren OF his allowance To- quarters and fuel after
which ihe committee rose and reported progress and
,be House adjourned. Nothing Of importance was
sefors the Senate.
MONDAY, April Q.
IN sENATE.-The President laid before the
senate a communication from the Secretary Of
,hc Treasury, transmitting, in obedience 10 a
resolution of the Senate, statement Of the
names and compensation of deputies and clerks
who are, or have been, employed in the Offices Of
collectors, naval officers, and SURVEYORS of the
customs during the years 1916. II. Is, 10, 90.
aal u, so far as the returns have been made
Tie House of Representatives took up the
question Of adjournment, and fixed dav on
which, if the Senate CONCUR. the adjournment
shall take place. That day = Wednesday. the
eighth of next month, as early a day az could
have been fixed upon. The orders of the dav
amupnt to upwards Of an hundred aud fifty ia
plumber.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-16
SHERlFFS SALE.

CCMBFRLAN
TIKI.V ty Ertcltfion. and 20 be sold ~ Pubic
yenduc on FRTD4Y, The tctih ddy 81 Nay
merit. al three O'Clock. II. W. on NE premises, m
GOrhanl-
A LII The right in eqGiy which LOT Mason,
n ~ said Go ham has NJ redeenling the follow
ing described real es'ate;viz Ger; am piece OF Lanh
lying Ia said Gorhsm bounded as follows, 20 W.T.
>nuthwessrIy on IaGd of triah Nasan-Noriher'
~ on town road, leading 20 the Great Falls 90
called -Eastery "a lard Of the >+id Lot Mason
and Southerly on land or samuel Elder--cOn-
Gaining twenty acres. more or less. Said estate
is mougaged To Daniel Baker. by deed, execn-
ted May "a, 1917 and recorded with the rechrds
cf deed, for said county, 10 book co. page $50, 70
secure the payment Of one hundred dollars and
Interest thereon.
LEVI HALL, Dep. Shf:.
4DyjT f6 1901
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-16

CUMBERLAND, IS.
TAKEN By Execution, and uiil be sold at
Pubic Vendue, on SATURDAY, the eieO-
enh day Of UGy nert, a, tSro O'Clock, IN he
afternoon, al he daeliing house gf Mr.. John
Chuie, Innhotder, IN Onsfeid,
4 Ii the right in equity which Henry Moors,
"A Of Brdgton, has in edceming certain par
Gel Of LAND situate in said Bridgton. viz: sixty
three acres more less il being ali OF lot No. 2,
inthe ninth range except about twelve acres here
tofore decided TO Daniel & David Bradstreet off of
the south side Of said lot. Ais ,one other piece Of
Land lying said in Bridgton, containing three acres
aud is pert Of 10. No. eight in the ninth range,
also, one other piece of Land lying in said Brdg-
ton, containing one acre and ninety square rods.
and is part of lot No.seven in the third range the
aforementioned land being the same shat the a.
bove named Moors purchased Of Ebenezer Ii
Scribner, and mortgaged the same back TO said
Scribner for the security Of one hundred dollars
with interest Reference being had 70 said mort
gage as recorded in the Registers office, IN book
eighty seven, page three hundred eighty, bearing
date April 9th, 1921.
LEVI HALL, Deputy Sheriff.
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Certificate Of ne HIM S,.nt,n p Rr,dl..

OtTITtult y " II0N .NIlpTFN n I1TnuITf.
J, tphcn X. Bradige, Of Westminster. I'D Vermont 10
certify Tint htve tor tim ben well antcd wth
the good elects OF d. jonathan Moores ESseCe OF Life,
my family AND ohers- ard II IN
estrme safe ard sstu Family Medicine. in colds, Chs
and all disc dtrs OF the breast and lungs in the waoopinz
cough and AL spsSDodie eompaiuts and make Lnnbr
the citEcns o. America would receive great b-reht IN
general ~ the Aud hrng personally &C.
qnrntcd with DR.. Moore. and finding him be discreet
and well informed man, CANNOT bur hope be will receive
al due encou agement.
STEPHEN X. BRADLEE, L.. y.
Westminster, Sept. :, 49, ).
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-16
2U.B GAZETTE
Two DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.

By the British Packet Manchester, arrived
at New York, London papers have been receiv
ell to the 18th of February, and Shipping Lists
10 the llth
On the 18th February the royal assent was
given to the Irish Instruction BID, and to the
Habeas Corpus Suspension Act. Particulars
under foreign head.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-16

hereby certify. ttat have sde nf Ionathan
AIoorc's Essence Of Life family. in coughs when
ompt rtlieil have also frqurrty heard o. aud ~ pto
pie who have apparently been declining of health
with their utgs affected, and attended with cn.h that
application Of the above eeved
immediate relief aso by the experience ami uformatis
have received. fully believe III be valuable us
coveIy-rd that IL will be very beneficial ~ the pubic.
JASON DUNCAN.
DuInmerston. March u, tSo.
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fIP7o III pipm II m1g concern.
We the urirrsi ed Physicians who have proved the err.
eney OF DR. Jonathan oose's ESsnce e Life. eouese
duty parro'iEr the Mcine sud opinion that
Il generally USED. il S-ll te ~ public uri.it,.
AHET. DUNCAN. Darsms-T-.
SANL. STEARNS. IL v. E5
WA. TOWN iFE5!nfn,fr.
q. ". ca ANDI Ek, arif<rr.
ABRAHAM HOLLAND. F.ipsi,.
IONA. BADGER. n. '-4ir~gr.
NATHAN STONE. NrEv FtHs.
PRESCO RI HALL. Chrsf-r6ti3.
CHARLES BLAKE, Kew.
The above Mrticine may hc IN large small qrln'i-
tie>, % SAMUEL klDDER. T.. tharscso~ns Ni~ss- ~
rs been a.oiarrd iess ana tsii ANert ieg
the SO ties u MasSach.setts md Msi'vpd W. h. .rar
* mass he obtained Of ZEN AMIN BUINAN. Part
lanA NJ ti-s.
rTh- public will please ncficF, t-t ~ ne ~ive
WI b vcnIed ~ frfrS itsouF rhe WIT
>a-lrel kidi-r. e.. attached diJN-ls, ~.fh
N.t.-h lur * SyRa NJ ty1r ar. $.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-16

vert ~ iisr wsy reloicng. By az unEenittei perse
in duty she made her Conversion more Ell
dent. The seed Of grace having been sown in her
heart eventually became fee. and under the hranch-,
thereof Which IN her lie time. shaded 4 hedewed
whole, many feeble souis there found nOashmcut and
heavy laden sinners fouad succour and sweet
lation from the christian precepts which seasonshly
dropped fIom her bamy lips Such i the Character 81
this heavenly philanttropiSt. Those who WIRE &C.
luainsed with her. knew best how 20 appreciate her
virtues. After long and disresSsng sickness, wh b
was borne with Christian fertude and resignation She
fell asleep IN Cmst-Shat IS her case now She r.
poses ~ the mansions N heaven prepared for all the
followers Of the Lamb She wep, once but noW re-
IoIces. She labored much 70 work out her salvation.
and 10 heSh her but she from all her
laborS and her works DO follow her-she sings anthems
and doxoogies to God-she now views u sus with h<
redeemed millions about hin-she loins in loud halle
iulahs to God and the Lamb and says. Worthy i
the Lamb that slain and hath redeemed us to
God"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-16
PIRACY.

Two affecting cases Of piracy have lately oc-
Cured. The atrocity Of the crime in the alb
stract is sufficiently heinous but the deliberate
cruelty and insolent severity, which have of
late been manifested by these miscreants, j.
almost without parallel One fact is Imperative
" important. TWENTY ONE Of the pirates
are the gerry men recently conricted at .N'eu-Or-
leans, and Pardoaed By the President and boast
ing That IN Less than thirty days from their release,
they trere at their old trade. This circumstance
will not be without its use. One hundred and
sizty are now secured by the L. S. brig Enter
prize, and that lenity, which turns out TO be
eventual cruelty, will hardly be again exercis-
ed
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GA YOUNG WOMAN. -

Il CQUAlNTED with Qpokins, capable wv ttonr The
work u a pretty iarge t>r,i,N, may hear u pllcy
whefe she e1n obtain conf. T7a'iuu sncrdin-
with the se!yio rendered. y -..n, a. this Oalcc
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-16
Certificate Of the Hon Daniel Buck Lte Member Of

Congress.
hereby certify that for e yheen past have been
Of the time troubled with tedious cough STONED
by Catarrhal At cton, rhs IN the Of 7St
md fall It's increase accompanied with structures upon
lungs, night cold ch, temporary heats. general
wasting OF hsh and minu ion Of strength, and
tev,r strongly indicating approaching consumption.
That though applied Sundry physicians and made ase
Of various medicines. obtained relief until commit
red myself Doctor Jcnaths Moorrths III Novcni-
Der He her ally adinsgi Ell his drops
Essence OF n less than rwerry -four hours after taking
of this medicine. found self ia degree relieved, ard
impute the change almost entirely he Of r.
NV night cold ch, and temporary heats.
have wholly subsidized. fever has much ali ted cough
his nearly let and exhibit every ~. of
returning health.
DANIEL BUCK.
u %
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-16

Usage Indians. President Of the Unit,
States hes received a memorial from the Usage
tribe OF Ind ms on the Missouri, complaining.
in the most emphatic language, OF the imposition
and oppression practscd upon them by the
swarm Of private traders scattered through the
country, and intmating pretty plainly that if
their great father does not bcstir himself TO re-
move III sc nusances, they will be obliged to
axe the matter into their own hands, aud try
the effect Of forCIbe measures. They also cN-
press an earnest wish, that instead OF rsceiYirg
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-16

% GARDEN SEEDS. -
TIVE subscriber offers for sale good assortment Of
GARDEN SEEDS. which he san rtcarlinr IN u
be OF the first quality REUBEN MITCHELL.
Portland, April Is 1922
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AUCTION SAL ES.

~ ALE ofa tao story Dtrrliaa House. "a che >oufh
a side Midle-Street near tie Rev. D. Payson's
Meeting House viii b. sold al Auction on We'd
saesday, si MAY text O'Clock precisely, a. tie
Room Exchaug Street unless previously dis
posed ol al private sale Also nesg Chais~ and lar-
ness M y o'rfock, aS aigrt
> Packages. comprising a great verety Of HARD
WARE aud Piece GOODS-Shayins SOAP SC. SC
Particulars in next paper
ATWOOD s. QUINCY. -4actr's.
April l6.
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GRIDIRoN AND RATTLEsNAKE.

While Goblet IS roasting the Tories of Great
Britain upon his Gridiron. one Of our country
men has commenced paper in Virginia, called
The RaHiesGke. There is no disputing about
tastes, or feelings either.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-16

On WEDNESDAY,. May Isl, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. OF not previously disposed Of al pri-
vsie sale,
nNE bait II three story DWELLING HousE,
~ situated on Iore-Sireei, and now Occupied hy
apt. JOBN DEERING.--JT- Conditions at The
sal. -SGIt on the premises.
STEPHEN WAITE, jr. -4lict'r.
Portland. April 16. 1929.
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The National lnHlligencer states, that the
propos d departure of the Russian Minister, is
not connected with the recent measures nj our
goverun c II, with regard to South America.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-16
DR.. MOORE'S
Essence Of Iife.

a rdluable Medicine, lately discovered
which, if rightly applied, will be he OF snatchiar
IhoUs 4nd from he jaws OF death. IL has been found
very eficacious in the foo~ing diseases, viz.
CONSUMPTION, Hocping Cough. common Coughs.
= Colds niicIlt Breathing, hlenz7 Qnincy. Asthma,
Phthisic Splitting ~ Blood Flstulrncy, gestlon.
Of the Bowels, Fits OF every kind, Cramp kckegs.
SeGrvy, Cholc Cstarrh Dysntary Paintings Hvpochon,
drac Affection, Headache. Sickness stomach. Measles
preventative OF contagious Diseases Govt and Rhegm4
tism.
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OT1IZZING-

An article in the Montpelier, (Vermontl pa
per contains the following
Hoax.
The Legislature ofManc have passed law,
removing the seat of government of that state
from Portland TO Halloweln
Q'assing seems To he fashionable The good
fons IN Maine are accustomed 10 il and, if We
had leisure for the task, we cosld exhibit many
similar instances nearer home than Montpelier.
HOAX. encore A HOAX!
1he argus, engaged 10 some squabble with
ies political brother The Statesman, again calls
it federal pdpert!!
We presume the object of the Argus is to as
sert erctusioe claims 10 DemOcrac,.-and that il
j. determined not to admit of either competitor
eguaL.
MAINE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
AGREEABLY TO previous notice, the members
OF the Maine Historical Society" met at the
Senate Chamber in Portland, on THURSDAY,
the 18th instant, when the folio wig gentlemen
were elected officers -
Hon. ALBION X. PARRas, President.
BENJAMIN HAsEY, Esq Recording Secretary
EDWARD RUSSELL, Esq. Corresponding Sec ~
Hon. PRENTIss MELLEN, Treasurer.
EDWARD PAYsoN, ID. d. Librarian
a committee was appointed to prepare By
port at the annual meeting 10 Brunswick, next
August
The objects of this Society, are TO collect
aud preserve, whatever in their opinion. NAV
tend TO explain and illustrate any department of
civil. ecclesiastical and natural history especial
ly of this State, and Of the United States" Cen
tcmen IN possession of Books, Pamphlets or
manuscript, which relate to the subjects above
named, and are disposed to place them in Sit
nation TO be useful 10 the future historian, are
invited TO send them To the Librarian.
T.. RUSSELL, Secretary protein.
Governor Wolcott and Lieutenant-Gover
Ingersoll are reelected in Connecticut, without
opposition. The meetings in most OF the towns
were thinly attended
General jackson is announced in the Tennes-
see papers candidate for the Office Of Presi-
dent we hope however, that If is for some
other Rupslic-Mexico perhaps.
The inhabitants Of Boston met on the 9th inst
under their new City Charter to elect Mavor
and Aldermen. OF the former there was no
choice; the two candidates who had the most
votes, were the Hon. Josiah Quincy, 1899 Hon
III. q. Otis 1878. This day j. appointed for the
second trial. The names of Mr.. Otis and Mr..
Quincy have both been withdrawn from the list
of candidates.
II Is said deficit Of eighty thousand dollars
Lector Of the port VI Savannah.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-16

The Louisville Ken Advertiser states that
the late paper emission OF that states had depre-
ciatcd 10 per cent
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Cigdrs.-lt is said thai the expenditure If tobacco
ID me form q Cigars has increased our-toid within
few years.
box Of ripe St,arr5erriss several CucuH.Jers and
heads of young and fresh lettuce were exsiued for
sale IN Boston market "Wednesday last Eight
dollars was given for the strawberries A gentleman
N this town, VINO Is III the habit Vt raising earlv gar
Gen sauce has some very fine raddisheS, and pepper
plants large enough to transplant.
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Governor Wolcott and Lieutenant-Govern
lDgersoll are reelected in Connecticut, without
opposition. The meetings in most OF the towns
were thinly attended
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II Is said deficit Of eighty thousand dollar,
has been discovered in the accounts of the Col
lsctor of the port VI Savannah.
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their annnltes in specie as heretofore, al oquiv-
aleht ~ g0odS at government factories NAV he
furnished, aud assign as 4 reason for the change,
That They are totslly ignorant Of the value Of
Hioney, and Of course liable ODE cheated when
they make purchases with il from the traders
Symptom 81 Rgormrt'c17.-lt is mentioned in
communication in the Philadelphia Gazette.
that only one person attended To witness the
performances on Thursday night last, at the
Walnut street Theatre. and he was excluded
lie dryiy made the remark that &c supposed
the house was sitting with closed DOORS on
GIecutiUe business"
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General Jackson is announced in the Tennes-
see papers a candidate for the Office ofPresi-
dent we hope, however, that If is for some
other Rupslic-Mexico perhaps.
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LEVI HALL, Dep. Sk'f,.
Sherif'S Sale.

.4pril rs. 1921.
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Certifente of the Hon. JASON D,,,,cr,,.

Norwich, VT. Feb. j., 1904.