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Christian Register.
THE cHRLS4Y1MREG

n TER is a religious Newspaper. puls-
iished every Friday evening, in Boston, at
No. Az, Marlborough Street.--The great
object of this work is to inculcate the princi.
pies of a rational faith, and TO promote the
practice ofgenuine piety. To this end, it aims
to encourage spirit Of free and independent
inquiry, to assist in bringing into use the true
principles of interpreting the Scriptures. and
to recommend the meek and charitable tenn
per Of the gospel. In its views of doctrine. IL
harmonizes generally with the Christian, Dis
ctPfe. 1t is, however, more elementary than
that work, and it is intended 10 be better
adapted to the taste and wants of the common
class OF readers. Each number contains a
summary of the most interesting foreign and
domestick intelligence, religious and political.
Political discussions, however, are not admit
ted One part of the paper is also devoted 10
miscellaneous communications, agricultural.
historical, and literary.
The publication of this paper commenced in
August last: since that time its patronage has
been steadily increasing. The Editor has re-
celVed very encouraging statements OF its ac-
ceptableness wherever it has circulated And,
from the assistance which he occasionally re-
ceives from distns uished individuals. in fiIines
up its columns, he trusts that the expectations
OF the publIck, with regard to the character
and utility OF the work. will not be disappeint-
ed. The friends of liberal Christianity aresre-s
spectfully requested TO aequaint themselves.
with its design and merits, and, as far as they
deem it deserving, to grant their patronage,
and assist in promoting its circulation.
Gentlemen ofdistinction in different parts of
the State have expressed their decided oTin-s
ION, that weekly periodical work of this kind
may be made the most efficient means of dif-
fusIng rational views of Christianity, and of
awakening zeal for the general interests Of
religion and piety. -.
For knowledge Of the character of the
work, thus far, the Publick is referred to the,
Clergy Of Boston, and to the liberal Clergy gen-
orally. So
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panesyrick on the example Of the United
States in making the trade, piracy and upon
Mr.. Randolph for his great efforts in promoting
that act" Mr.. Randolph made his acknowl-
edsments for his country and for himself in
'Srt speech. The London Times says, "the
plainness Of his appearance, lis republican
simplicity of manner, and easy and unaffected
address, attracted much attention. lie sat
down amidst = burst of applause"
In many districts in Ireland the people were
perishing for Wait of food. Immense contri-
buttons of money and provisions had been made
in England for their relief
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the morning of the 2oih ofApril" he was asked
by clerk if he " could furnish duplicate Of
the letter which had been called for;,' and
that "on the 22d," he called at the DEPART
ment Of State, and 6 left the paper with the
gentleman who had applied for it.'' Here was
the lapse Of only two days, period too short
to have obtained.the paper from his residence
in this county. Mr.. I;ussell's conversation
must, therefore, in this particular, have been
Misunderstood or mis-reported and the sug-
gestion, that ne had with him the paper for the
purpose OF using it, still remains unanswered.
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Religious Celebration.
VHE Committee appointed at a

AAA% OOHItillttCC d)pOinL6O at
Il Publick Union Prayer Meeting, at SUIT
ton, on the 18th ult. TO make arrangements
for the Religious Celebration of the approach.
ing Anniversary of American independence.
give notice that the Day will be celebrated at
Forester.
The Procession will move from Messrs.
Hone & Whae's Hotel, at IL O'Clock. A. M.
to the South Meeting. House, when an ADJ
DRf.ss viii be deliver by Rev. Mr.. GoIsG.
The services will inclu = more religious ex-
ercises than usual on such occasions.
COLLATION. will be furnished by
Messrs. Holce & Wtife, in their Hall, unac-
companied with ardent spirits or wine.
Provision for Ladies in another apart
ment OF the same house.
Tickets may be had at the Bar of
Messrs. Houe & H,aas-for Gentleman. 80
csnts-for Gentleman and Lady, rs cents.
AS the Committee of Arrangements
are oil different political and religious senti-
ments, they wish il TO be distinctly understood,
that one peculiar object of this Celebration is
10 avoid all distinctions of party. Hence it is
Hoped that there will be a general attendance
OF those who are friendly to the method no,y
proposed of keeping this Festival.
OF Ciergymen are respectfully in
Vited to attend.
Per order Of The Comnutiee. -
WIN. MANNING, Charm.
Worcester, July 8, 1929.
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CNCLMEAII.
EyHE Members of the lIasso.
Worcester, July 8, 1929.

HHHE Members of the tMassa-
"A ehusetts Society Of Cincinnati are here
ny notified that their Annual Meeting will be
held at the Exchange Cofee-IIouse. in Boston
on THURSDAY, the fourth of July, at 10 o.,
CLOCK, A. NJ; at which time and place fun
and punctual attendance is requested. as the
society will proceed TO the choice of Officers
and to transact other important business,
Inc Standing Committee are requested to
meet at o'clock, at the same place
" Members Of other Societies of Cincinnati.
who may be in the city, or the vicinity. are
respectfully invited to dine. Dinner at three
o'clock.
THOMAS JACKSON, Assistant .see,ry
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale

NORTY acres of Land, called
III the Cold Harbour Lot, consistirgof Up
land, Meadow, Pasturage, and Woodland, of
good quality, with a valuable Stream border
ing on the same, situate in Northborough-will
be sold, under License from the Court of Pro-
bate, tor the payment of the just debts of OIL
YER MuNROE, late of said marlborough,
deceased, at the house Of .45rdhaae .aTt.nroe.
lnnholder, IN said Marlborough, on Friday,
the Cd day of August next, at one of the clock.
+. M--'.IisO, Pew, No, 80, in the Rev. Mr..
.4ilen's Meeting House, subject to the Widows
Right of Dower.--.4lso, a Horsc-Shod. on
the Common, belonging TO said Estate.
Terms and conditions made known at
the time and place ofsale.
jay 9, 1922.
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Terms of Subscri1,tion

Trio Dol'exs and fifty cents, if paid in adj
vance, or Three Dollars at the end of the
year. New Subscribers can be furnished with
series Of the past numbers. To those who
take the past numbers, the first years slbscrip-
ton will be but Iico Dollars. =.
Subscriptions are received at the Office, No.
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where file of the paper may be seen. e
VF The second volume Of this work viii
commence in August.
july 3, 1922.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate-O Office, July Q, 1922.
10 the Wido,s and Heirs of HgSaY
PowERs, late Of Berlin, IN said Cou,,-
ty, Esq. deceased, and to all Others con-
csrned IN the Estate IF said deceased,
GREETiSe.
NOU are hereby cited to ap-
N pear, (if you see 6t) at the Court Of
Probate to be hold,n at Worcester, in said
County, ON the frs, Tuesday in August next,
at ten of the clock, before noon, to show cause
why the instrument, which purports TO be the
last Win and u stainsnt of said deceased,
should not he approved and you will be
heard thereon.
NArHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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THE GRAND PANORAMA

which is just added, is found to give the most
perfect satisfaction. is a very ingenious
piece Of Mechanism, which cost the Inventor
several years of study and labour to bring to
periection.-It consists of great variety of
Curious Figures, (about 1870 in numher) in all
the various actions imaginable, working at all
Kinds OF trades, travelling, marching, sc. sc.
Among them are Carpenters, Tanners, Cur
rlers, Farriers, Blacksmiths, Shoemakers, Bak-
ers, BARRIERS, Turner'S, Biock-Makers, Sawyers,
Stone Cutters, Paper-Stainers, sc. sc. &c.
Boston, Jtlly2.
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i STRAY HORSE.

YVAKEN up by the Subscrib-
N er, on Wednesday, the 10Th ult. light
bay MAKE--switch tail, one fore foot and
one hind foot white, with rope round her
necN'---The owner may have her again by
proving property and paying charges. Apply
TO the Subscriber, or DANueI. KING.
JOSEPH WOOD.
Rwils'ss, Jaly 9, 1899.
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Pfete success, and has laid open to the
knowledge Of the world, superb coun-
try, and will occasion no small acquisition
to the geography of Africa. Some ac-
count Of this expedition may be- expect
ed from the letter-writer, on his return
to Europe, or perhaps to this country.
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~ u q sgll IEE In 81
g|!!ZIl l!.!I q nQSY 4
rs, Court Street, Boston.
OPEN EVERY DAY AND EVENING.
TVHE Proprietors with graft

YVHE Proprietors with graft
II tude acknowledge the recent rery libe.
raj and increasing patronage bestowed ON their
Establishment, and assure the Publick that
every favour shall stimulate them to still great
er exertions and perseverance.
They continue TO make uery great ad-
d'tiorls, much TOO numerous to mention partic-
ularly.-They have the pleasure to announce
to their Patrons and the Publick, that they
have recently purchased one more entire Mu-
scum, (the MARKET MusEUM) which is just
added to their former Collections-makins
now
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0dorccster Bank.
director .ttor the ensuing week,
/ HEoPHILUs WHEELER.
AARRIEn

In Hubbardston, by the Rev. Samuel Cav.
Mr.. John Church 10 Miss Eliza Morse.
In Iempletca, by the Rev. Charles Will
lington, Mr. Nathan Warren, of Huhbardston,
to Miss Betsey Davis, of the former place.
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a Bostonian writes to his father, that
he had accompanied Ismael Pacha, un-
der the direction of the vIceroy of F.
Sypt, in the conquest of the countries on
the Upper Nile. The expedition, he
says, was crowned with the most COM
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-07-03
One Grand Consolidation

of Four Museums united in one-the late adj.
ditions alone being much greater than any other
Museum in the New-England States.
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ERO.M MEXICO

I The schooner Highlander. arrived at
Philadelphia, from Alvarado, whence she
sailed onthe 28th May, brings Official ac-
counts from the city Of Mexico TO the 95,h.
on which day the Mexican Congress.
assembled in that city, and declared Don
Augustin Yturbide, chief of that govern
ment, with the title of E,nperoar.
ltappears by the advices through this
channel, says. the Aurora, that. on the
receipt of the intelligence from Spain.
by the Governor of the castle Of ST.
Juan d'Uiloa at Vera Cruz, that the
treaty entered into by the Viceroy
O'Donohu, with General Yturhide at
Cordova, had been declared null
and void, the Congress Of Mexico "a
solved that, every prospect of AMIGA
bic accom- odation being at an end, de-
termined TO proclaim total separation
and independence of Spain, and the ex-
tinction of every title to allegiance to
the royal authority of Spain; and TO Sc
lect chief of their cwn country, and
Yturbide was nominated.
Information of the Presidents Mes
sage TO Congress, recommending the &C
acknowledgement of the Independence of
Spanish America, had been received in
Mexico on the LIST of May, BY Col. Brad
burn, who carried important dispatches
from Col. Cortes. The news was re-
ceived with extraordinary reioicings. IL
Limitations, and salvos of artillel>. were
ordered throughout the citadels and cit
les Of Mexico.
Treaty 1yih Francc.-We have the
satisfaction to state, that Commercial
Treaty, made on terms perfectly recip-
rocal, was duly signed and ratified on
the 9Th instant, by Mr.. Adams, Secre-
tary of State, on the part of the United
States, and Baron Hyde de NeuiIle on
the part of France. In conformity with
an act of Congress passed for that pur-
pose, the President has issued procla-
nation, suspending the imposition of a
discriminating duty on French vessels.
Our trade with France is now unrestrict.
ed and we learn that some of our en-.
terprising merchants have already made
arrangements to establish line of first
rate vessels between this port and
Hayre. l.Necim,;ck's Ca
-9~G-
Bostonian writes to hi, father, that
he had accompanied Ismael Pacha, un-
der the direction of the viceroy of F.
sypt, in the conquest of the countries on
the Upper Nile. The expedition, he
says, was crowned with the most COM
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Worcester, S..
Probate Office, June s5, 1922.
TO the Widose and Hears Of Moan HAIR
RIs, late Of Sturbridge, Il. said Con-
", deceased, and to al! others concerned
IN the Estate Of said deceased,
GKEETINo.
VOU are hereby cited TO an
IL pear (ifyou see iit) at the Court Of p.o.
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the FIRST Tuesday in August next, at ten
OF the clock, before noon, to show cause WHY
I ne, instrument, which pnrports 70 be the last
Will and Testament of said deceased, should
not be approved; and you will be heard there
OH. NArilA-. PAINE, J. E,ab4
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One Cent Reward.

I'D AN away from the Subscrib-
IL a. er, on the 18th INST an indented Boy,
by the name of WILLIAM LYNCH. All
persons are hereby forbid harbouring said Rum
away on my account, as shall pay nothing of
his contracting after this datc-The above
reward, and no charges, will be paid to whom
soover viii return said Boy.
WARNER LIVERMORE.
Spencer, June 90, 1922.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-06

Singniar TWeS.--Among fc FsencI,
Devotional pieces, blTlesque has ever
resigned IN the titles OF their booIssofpicty
as "Tbc Shutters of Divine Love- the
Spiritual Mustard Pot, to make the Soul
sncezc with Devotion" "The Capucl,in
booted and spsrred for Paradise
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and should IL be possible eflacmallv IN H.
tFod'ice the steam engine, which the COM
parative want of fuel makes questionable
there Is little doubt that, with The return Of
a settled order Of things, the value oil the
mines will vastly increase.
The mining stations for golJ aud silver In
New Spain amounts 10 five hndrcd. and
humboldt suppose the puuberol mines In
al these statiops, to be three thousand.
The best and most productive of lie silver
mines are found at height above tie le-
vel of Tue sea OF from 5000 10 900 feet
Three mines alone llaveprudtcei morsthan
hall as much again as all the resi- put tsgc.
Their. These ARE the miaes ofGuniiax,lto.
tatorce, and Zacatecas. The quantity Of
silver exported from New Spain 10 Eatop.
and India per dnnnm il about one million
SIX hundred aud fifty thousand pounds
weight
Gold is generally produced by washings.
II Is found IN abundance IN the alnvial ra-
5lous OF Sonoras, IN the sands Of Hiaquj, and
IN Plncra, here grains of ! very large size
have been discovered. II is also found in
the mines of Oaxaca aud elsewhere in veins.
The produce ofgold in Nav Spainis stated
by NJ de Humboldt 60 amount in the
most favorable years, 20 one milion Of dol
lars and the produce Of the silver to % mil
lions OF dollars. Mr.. Robinson gives the M.
nnal coinage Of gold at ji,o00,0Oe, and Of
silver at j0,0o0,000 Of dollars, Mr. vii
cocks makes the annual amount Of gold and
silver ESQ 0n,o00 dollars and we have
heard il staetd IN a private quarter, which
we think entitled To confidence, to amount
to S2,000,000 dollars IN the best years.
According To the letter of Mr.. Wllcocks,
II bass been excessively reduced in con
sequence of the disturbed state of the
country, and will this year amount to not
more than four millions of dollars.
NJ, de Humboldt gives the annual amount
OF MexIcan sugar at 1900 900. The a.
mount OF all sorts Of manufactures il est
mated by him al seven or eight MILLIONS OF
dollars The importation Of articles Of
foreign growth or manufacture amounted,
IN 1904, to s0,0oO,0 900 and transportation,
exclusive of the produce, and oftbc mines,
TO 6,o0o,o00 dollars, The gross revenue
amounted to g0,0o0,000, OF which 5,QQ0,-
900 were from the gold and silver mines,
100000 from the monopoly OF tobacco,
5000, 900 impost,i ,3O0,O 900 capitation tax af
Indians, and 100000 excise on the fermen-
ted juice Of the agave.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-06

What is called sentimental writing. tho,
it be understood 90 appeal solely to the
heart, may be the product Of d bad one.
One would imagine that sfcroe had been a
man OF very tender heart; yet | know,
frofn lndubltablc authority, that his mother,
who kept school, having run in debt on
account Of an extravagant daughter, would
have rotted in Jail ifthc parents Of her seho-
lars had not raised a subscription for her
Her son had too much sentiment to have
any feeling. A dead ass was more inpor-
tant to him than living mother. no.
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CASH FOR
$1,000 feet OK Plank.

TFsHE undersigned will receive proposals for
4 delivering at the Lynchbnrg Toll Bridge,
about 1000 feet Of Plank. (oais or pine,) %
feet long, not less than 10 inches wide--a part
thereof must be delivered next month They
also wish to contract with a good Workman TO
put down sleepers and lay the floor ofthe bridge.
WILL. N0RVELL,
J. LYNCH, Commits
EDW. LYNCH, sioaers.
cHRls WiNFREE,
July 30 w3w
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Notice.

HEREBf folwarn all persons fromtra-
ias ns sor or taking two bonds, one given to
s s,i Neales for about seventy dollars; the
saer 10 Hugh Neales for about the same
sa nuant and believe dated the Goth of No.
0 em0sr' 1921, upon each OF which isaac N
NM NM Is 'he seeuriiy.-Also one other bond for
~ or one hundred dollars, executed few
M NJ aler, to one or both of the above Neales,
Fse .n whleh Eli D.. Gilmore is the security .
fs ~ became due the latter part of FEBRUARY
i,sa i Oh March iast.-The above bonds WEE
sm Sa'eh'y produced by said Neales', and |
'S'''iinlned MOTTO pay any part of them.
Aur.. JOHN BILLIARD.
w4wl7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-06

A LII those having claims against the estate
N OF John Thompson decreased, are request
edto make them known properly anthentica.
ted as the law directs on OF before the let day Of
October. that arrangements may be made for
dischargiag the same. All those innebted to
the estate are requested to make immediate pay
IneIt.
JOHN w. TfIOMHS SON,
CREED 7. THOMPSON,
Exrs. Of john Thompson deceased.
jtiiiy 50. Ito
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' TEN DRAWINGS ONLY.

This. added to its comparative efi'iancy, w'ii
mo doabt cause the sale OF ticket. soon JUST
= ~ n. announcement ofthe drawing
In this L ,ttery, as IN ehe last adventures can
receive the cash for prizes sold at
COHEN'S OFFICE,
The rsonent they are drawn, and the draW,ng''
&c IN the former scheme, will be conducted un-
dsr the superintendence Of the Commissioners
snnointed by the Governor and Council
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FOR SALE,
A TRACT OF
400 Acres Of Land.

Ofwhich one fourth consists ffiver low grounds
on both sides oil Dan River. IN Caswell county,
North Carolina, seven miles above Danville. e.
Apply to the Subscriber, at Leaksville Rocking
ham county, North Carolina.
GEO. IZARD
May 10. w3fn
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RUNaWaY.

4WIF the subscriber ON the both nj
cav a,assh' servant named JAMES. eeoe.
ion, well " nas OF SIX feet high, light complex.
pert IN HI, ' na' very sensible, shrewd. and
dated i" IT, observations, and not easily int;m;,
Of Aibemmaes,l oemery belonged to John scott
cal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. well on several nus y
and viii n.sa particularly the octave fnte1
nan. p PRIMARILY attempt to pass for = froe
asonab, min give thirty dollars aud nav al
laseow expenses if delivered 70 me e w a.,
jail - H., twenty dollars if secured - -ae ''
The yiein;, . GET MIN. He is now Drobabiy ~ !,
s'nity Of Richmond. p'0'aDly N
April2 s GEO. 8. HOLLOWAY
o.f
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.4atidote for Laudanam.-- correspon-
dent communicates TO us the following
method of counteracting the effects Of lai-
danum: lemon Juice, taken immediately,
acts as an emetic, and prevents the lethass
gic appearance Of death, and 9nseQ,.easlsy
preserves life
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VOL. II
State I.ottery,

,rs.ance OF an act of the legislature o. va, "a
~ ~ "a The undersigned begs leave resoeeeui,,
Ty'N"a, h;s hieh sense Of the ve'y Distinguish
"a patronage towards hl' oi,lss'n .ns -, com
and by which he was enabled 70 $500 $3.50 .tart
,etr the drawing in an nnPfsceoen'ea
time. f,.,t,rers In favour
ofs speedy result Of investments, 'he p Pm ~
scheme IS so arranged that the wi'oie WIN Ds
ronpleted IN
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sOR PkI,NTISE

most 'a ,n !" ne Heatest manner, and on the
Nirgin;auus'' a's isrms, at The QGes Of he II,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-06

In an address delivered by one Mr.. Bra
shears, in st. Mary's county, tMaryland)
on the 4th of July, he grayely informed that
our country extends sfrpm the Jrozem
chimes Of Maine to the suitry p5dins OF Lou
isiana p Mr.. 3. we think, must be SUI
premely ignorant Of those /" clmes' which
he has been pleased to term frozen.'
Boston Paper.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-12-18
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
EN9ERED,

ENTERED.
Brig rerseyerance, Elliot, Acrs Africa; ship Boy,
Collins. " srren /: soop ROebuck, CrsndaIi Boston; /;
brig OspTsy, Rels, Havana
CLEfRED,
scboonss Canton, EsFt, New York do Hiram,
Gibbs. Alexandra; slooP F=ncy, Eldrege. Norfolk !;
sch Ann, BrowBe!l, Hlchmond ship 10y, Greene
Havana.
IEursiay. Dec i--atrwca brig Exer,ion, Harm.
er, from 81 Andrews for Nes. York.
Sane dGy-sch. Laurel, Bowen, from Portland, for
New.york.
SG,ue dty--Nev ship BOY, Collir,. from Warren.
Spaisy, Dec ls-presb gale fiom ,be North West
arrived ship Nancy, Tiilinghast, 10 days from Ha
vsna, for Providence. Lost man erboard, OF
Foin,-JudHh
Saas dly-srip Union, Thurber, from Ivica, 60
days, tor Providence.
Sane da,-brg Idds, from sassnnnh, for Provi.
dence
Same dqy-sch. Romeo, from Baltimore, z days,
for Prosuruce.
Same Gay-Hrig ospr.y. Eeis. { ON Hsvan,, IS
days for Beast. Name. Run ashore CT Point Ju.
dnh los, her keel. and put here to discharge car
20, AMI undergo repairs
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Norrh. Kmgs,ogva Bank.

A 7 the Annual meeting of The Stockholders OF tie
"A Nor'h.Kiogsiown Bank, AT lher banking .ro.,.n
on Monday the 18Th OF November. i822; the iono%.
ing persons we're elected Directors for the ensuing
yesr, vim
Ban'-i Ch0mhhn, James H-sme, John Hof.
son, Basha Wafson. W,ldam Hamnond, M.
ham Bonry, George ~ iuhnyhasf, Sam, I
2 u. .fHrn, Onper Waison, .ioAn Srsor, J5hn
Ca'ke, Thomas James, Jonathan Reynolds,
G-doa Saysrd. JHery Darts samuel Hray-
ION, Pardon r. Hammond, Daniel q. Clam.
min, WrR'ost A,ehois, aud .Jeha II. Whit/syd.
And at . subsequent meeting OF the directors.
DAniaL CpAhsLis, Esq was reelected President
Vt said Bank.
PARDON T HAMMOND. Cashier.
Wickfnrd. Nny 2i lR2l -