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JUSrICIA

Mr. Fnrron u Incident has nat INFO nv nossesson a
pamphlet addressed by Mr. " Dupont 10 the republicans
of Bundywne hundred and as think this production IS
calculated TO produce an untrue and erroneous impression
wish Won to insert the following remarks which hatter
myself will not be found napplcabe to the subject
Mr. Dunont save that an ho est difference IN opnon as
IN he mat suitable cbnrc r to represent ths state in the
senate oftbe II basrxposed him anil what IS most sur.
;y;rc b;nsIf alone N he nost nrfnnded accusations
lSc hecaase he bal the 6rmness 10 onpose majority
bich he ke to have been first created bv fyaA and az
,erna,Js ;ncrsaeed hv Intrigue
h vr, outset he stahns an nnfnir IMPRESSION Of his
avn s,semcnt far he claims the merit of acting from an
Dot 8erence az nninnn bimssf aud complains bitter
H. at,acte m a IN him az he would have il believed
- t conI mud VET by his own ,nooleat assertion he
J he rennllcon inain,itv of the members of the le-
VI - nc fnfr or,;ltv Of fou3 first and of intrigue At.
orI E ociis;ug' The same difference of oninou ::
, ~; ;s e;r and liz ral ARGUMENT iudeed lie is very
80, , n,.elf f,r Il Herring With them but when the
ars me same privilege thsv are men without honor
a.; - hshI ,rthont iutsgyI,v and unworthy Of trust
cyn % snch is The nan EnrIish of Mr. Dupont's
ro,rs rbich he has been pleased to amply to them
M ne na;nr,I saw the accusation is as untrue as it is ma
;c;ats a Il ,vitSout The shadow of foundation
~ ID 5 'ii. cboce ths man Geo Readl or none
" a,'I ,h{{ HE Is - barefaced nnty1th.
49,: nj ,'o hos Loe, I'LL ,rsefl and Initiated in The
H. non, orI bic G,ends rounllv and exnress.
i ~ .b, ,th oil bafrs ,5s,, JsG heir oyn FIRE sides
= - hd orred a,d Tesolvei 70 take m ,,r George
J W, i', ~ lta F,r sensIor Ard Pebyeeen.
1880 s in bs niece before the nubLc taking Fair Paws
t4'o' 9 -; not t,e, stct IN him Tke leeches
mp @Sr nr RACK the candidate of the majority had re,
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From the National .aduocate.
NETWORK, JUNE 9.
aTrc1, EDnA SnAINr

We are indebted TO Captain Storey of the ship
Louisa Matilda, arrived at this port on Saturday,
in 40 days from Cadiz, for regular file OF Span h
papers to the Goth April, from which make the
following important and interesting extracts +; by
them it will be that the king OF Spain had sent
to the council of state solemn declaration OF war
against the French, and that the Constituencies
are actuaed with strong degree OF enthusiasm
The French had not passed the Ebro on the 5th
April and showed no disposition to do SO. The army
OF the Constitulionasts continually increasing
and receiving renoT cements, guerilla parties aug
menting on all sides and the glories OF Albuera,
Arabian, and San Marcial will be repeated all over
the Peninsula. |, does not appear that there is
much uniformity in the operations of The French
army nothing was heard from Barcelona OF an
invasion, although it intended by the French to
enter Catalonia and Guipuecos at the same time.
Expresses we're sent by the Spanish government to
all the authorities as soon as they received notice
Of the French invasion. commanding them to pro
coed Immediately to hosti!ities with all the means
in their power. The Spaniards are very busy in
organizing their army, and the soldiery all
focking to the defence OF the capitol and appear
determined TO give their opponents warm recep-
ton.
Translated for the National ,qdrocaie.
MADRID, April l6.
They write from Saragossa, under date Of the
l3th tnat the volunteer mhiua OF tnat CITY nave
offered their services as permanent troop during
the war, in case of invasion. They add that Colo
mel Gurrea has arrived at Lerida with 1000 men
and Don Particle Dominguez with pieces of ar
ti'lery, and that they were going against Mequnen-
/ "a.
MADRID, April 10
i The government has officially received the infor
nation Of the invasion Of our territory by the
French; the political chief magistrate Of Buigos
that of Vittoria and General Morillo from Vallodo
lid express themselves thus: The French army
is preceded by van guard OF Frenchifed Spaniard
commanded by the Infamous Queseda. The nation
al troops fought vigorously against the French il
the province of Bilboa when they retreated on see
ing the great superiority in number of the invaders
h AS soon as the column oGthe FrsnchiGed Spaniard
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GOLD.-The quantity of gold, says London
paper, imported into his Majesty's Mint, and goldo
coined, from January /, 1922, to January J, 1885
according the official return, appears to nave oeen
as follows ;-Csold imported 94,754 lbs. dwt- &c
or. value 1895, 445L. las. 29-Gcld coined, 1885,
7t7t. l2s. Cd.
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or An interview with the writer of A. B. C. is request
ed previous to the insertion Of his communication
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! ERRAruN-In the last Wachman, in the Sd page, 2nt
column, 9Th line from top, for aueni read ave'ni.
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TOMORROW Z!

A meeting of the Democratic Re-
publicans of Newcastle county, will
be held at the Red Lion, Tomorrow.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-04
DIVINITY.

"ihe knowledge ofGod as he is displayed IL H.
word is the most sublime, as well as the mos, -
tional and useful employment tor the acu,ips ba
has gwen us.-Plain as the duty of man is led bv
monitor IMPLANTED IN our breasts that scarce ever
tons and the word SO plain that anv oD, ',re"'
runs may read is rendered blind by the manu-
attempts OF Polsmical dspuants, to render i iii,
more plain. The Bible, the rule Of our liz and IN
guide OF our faith, and choice set Of sermons viii
gve more correct ideas of the duties of man 10 h;s
lehow creatures than reading all the voluminons
"oiEs OF various sects upon different tenets con-
corning which Doctors have for centur;sa
IN opinions. Many errors have certainly cren.
religion and there is no sect who are moi rradu
aole 70 produce arguments either sophislical mr.
unsophls'ical IN support Of ,heir various creeds
The Bible, as the fountain head must be our eniJa
and test by which to determine our conduct, and
" rightly understood and carefully followed, will
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Total

The wofkmen ola cotton mandatory at Argues
near pieppe, we're affected with nausea, vertigo aid
cohvnslons, and some Of them imagined they sav
spectres flying at them and Selling them by their
'hroats' thousand superstltious ceremonies wer,
performed to release them from a supposed spell,
ou' without effect. 1t was at length discovered to
oe owing 10 the gaseous oxide Of carbon formed by
me decomposition OF oil placed on cast irou stove
The workmen in the upper parts of the manulacto-
~ were hrst affected in consequence Of the leyty Of
the gas which is we'll known to be lighter than
common air.
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letter from Harrisburg states that when in The House
personalities the question was taken on agreeing to
ue IN the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal bill
- le Se'uon providing for the state subscription to the
Canal, sixteen members either did not vote mr. were
What shameful dereliction of duty on the or F
'O's'''S % "o' ulaVoidab4ei Mar, CQye',e.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-04

The lapse of fifty years has produced on the face
OF this country, perhaps greater change than was
ever produced on the face Of any other territory on
the globe, within the same time. We do not. Of
course, speak of spots of ground Of few SQUARE
miles, but OF extensive territories. Less than sftv
years ago. the now Populous and ourishng State Of
Pennsylvania University now stands, or near i.
there ranged, in l775, herds OF thousands of buTa
loes MI IT,
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Religion consists not so much in the understan
ding of theology, in the practice of piety 1t is
to no purpose to talt like christians and lire like
in6dels.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-04
AN ACT to divide the State of South Carolina into two
Judcial y sricts.

sAN AL 70 divide the state OF South Carolina into two
Judicial d sricts.
BE enacted BY Tie Senate ald House Of Re5,ese,,o
q ne Omted States q. 4lerica in Congress- ase5Ld T6al
he state OF South Carolina be, and the same IS hereby
d ded mo two dstrcrs in manner following TIKI
Ihe srcts Of anca Ter, Chester York. Union. spara1.
Sur6' I'eenyiie' Pendle'on Abbevlle EdgeReld New.
ou" laurens, and Fairfield, shall compose o2e District y
he called the Western District and the residue nf tb
'a shall form one other District to be called the Eas
Tern ps.ret' And the terms of the said District Courl
ior ule Eastern District, shall be held in Charleston NJ snc
nes as they are now by law directed to be holden And
LOT inc a OF all such criminal and civil causes as are bv
awcoshzable IN the District Courts of the United Sta
winch may hereafter arise or be prosecuted. or sed vii
N me sad western District, there shall be one annual
LESSON o. "a sald District Court holden at Laurens Court
Rouse 70 oeSn on the second Monday in NAV r. each %
70 be holden BY the District Judge Of the United States ~
inc 5ate o. soqt Carolina and he hereby authorized
and directed to I'D such other special sessions rs NM 81
necessary for the dispatch Of the causes in the sd DC
AZ soh tune or times as he may deem cxpedcnt and NAV
stated session. Approved sT 80 Psetious 10
Washington, February 81, 1928. ''AO''1 L.
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ness"
Religion consists not so much in the understan
ding of theology, as in the practice of piety Iii
to purpose to tale like christians, and Ire like
iinhdels.
attendance at Cturch.-A FRENCH constitutions
priest who had usually very small audience, wa
one day preaching at the church in his village
when, the, doors being open, gander and severa
geese came stalking up the middle aisle. The
preacher, awaiting himself Of the circumstance, Oh
iserved-"that he could no longer find fault with hi:
district for non attendance because, though they
did not come themselves, they sent their represen
ltatiyes.'
State ofhe French Press--II we are to Judge by
THE frequent arrests, trials, and punishment OF
thors engravers printers and booksellers in France
for alleged offences against religion, government
morals, and the laws, must conclude that the
liberty of the press in that country exists only in
name, il il is allowed to exist al ALL The newspa-
pers are senced ON political affairs, and the print
shops searched for caricatures; while the con
tinual fine and imprisonment of writers and pub
fishers, hold the rod OF terror the few presses
in Paris, and forbid US TO look for any thing like free
discussion or exposure of facts, from the French
press. The tyranny OF the laws, and the vIgoui OF
judicial proceedings, uuder the legitimate govern
ment appear tar more vexations and intolerabl,
than the arbitrary measures of the imperial desp'
tsm. N. L. Statesman.
The Legislature Of the State Of Georgia, belle.
wing that sit does not comport with Justice or ex
pediency to deprive innocent and helpless women
and children Of the means of subsistence have
passed an act eXemping from levies and sale, on
account oil debts contracted after the first day of
March next, the following articles, viz Two beds
and bedding, common bedsteads, spinning wheel
and two paw of cards, loom, and COW and call,
common tools Of his trade, and ordinary cooking
utensils, and ten dollars worth of proyisons:' and
vesIing the property Of the same in the Inferior
Court, TO be appropriated to the benefit and use Of
said family, so long as the defendant shall remain
insolyent.
We have been told that the Indians at the east
ward prognoscate great freshets during the approa
ching spring from the circumstance OF the bearers
having built their houses one story higher than
common last fall I his they consider an invaria
Die iorerunner OF great treshets.-.N Fork paper.
An estimate Of the quantity of RAW COTTON
spun in the United Sta es, and the number OF spin.
lies in each State, extracted from official returns of
he Marshals employed to take the Census OF 1890
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-04

Russia has now $50 living authors. Mos, Of
them are OF the nobility. One-eighth of the whole
number are clergymen. Up to The year 1907.
4'OoO works had appeared in the Russian fsnpu.pe,
IN the year 1910, the Russian National Library was
IN possession OF almost 5000 volumes by naive
su'hors among which there were los romances.-
mere are already 5000 works in the Russian Ian
guage. Moscow has public lbraries and n
printing Offices St. Petersburg, public libraries
and IS printing Offices; wilma, public library and
printing offices; Revei, Dorpat Cracow. bayr
each library and printing offices. In all Russis
there are only s or 9 letter-foundries-
London Lit gazette.
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Head in the paths OF peace to the goal Of happi
ness"
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From the report OF Is 8 we learn, that the wbos
complicated machinery OF penny clubs, auxiliary o.
sociatlons, ladies' societies, ilinerant oratos and
preachings throughout the kingdom, has been g.
IN motion 10 aid the funds 81 the nsiuon aVa
that its annual expenditure amounts to 10DOv'
nearly S3O,O00 We are, therefore, impeled %
ask, what good can ratlonay be expected 10 resu'
from all this exerton and expenditure. Is II lISsll
That the conversion OF the Jews will be eliecEA
through the fundamentally of such an assoclaIl0'
as this VIII an converts be made upon pracplFI
which the Church OF England can sanction or ~
prove Or has any success hitherto attended w..
pan winch can encourage reasonable men 10 give Y
iufther support We would willingly speak WV
tenderness OF those who have hitherto stood nO'
prominent as managers Of the society fer notWHp
standing We differ from them on many mpoI!'~
questions, and OIL none more than OH the eXpeOTn
cy OF such all institution as this, we are always r'
10 give them credit Tor sincere desne 10 DO goV9
and tor an ardent zeal lnlhe pros, cuton Of those
signs which doubtless they consider 10 be P'a',
worthy and beneficial, But when we turn ion ''n
10 !he instruments which they have been induced
employ, IN carrying the objects OF this society 'D'
chcct, we are astonished TO find them SO u@'''
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CHEN1ICAE
Or, the Liquid Improved OpodeIdoc
TO THE PUBLICK.

NHE article here recommend
ed must not be considered as adding one
more humber to the already extensive cata-
logue of advertised Medicines Ii is in fact an
important improvement only in a well-known
composition.
The Embrocation contains three of the most
valuable articles to be met with in the whole
circle Of Medicine, never before employed in
any other Opodeldoc, in addition to the other
ingredients usually made use of in the hard
KIND, and will be found ON experiment at least
OF three times its strength and effect. The
money will be cheerfully refunded to those
wno' alter having used one bottle, may think
differently.
The Hon. SAMUEL L.. MITCHELL, M. y. LII.
". one Of the nrst Medical Professors in the
State OF New ork, has given certificate in
It's iavour-such authority you will not dispute.
Certificates also, from several respectable
citizens, are annexed TO the directions, who
have received the greatest benefit from the
improved Liquid Opodeldoc,' when thew had
previously used the hard kind to no purpose
whatever. This article is asserted TO be
sovereign remedy in Bruises, Sprains. Gout.
Rheumatism, Cramp, Numbness, Stiffness or
Weakness of the Neck or JOINTS slight Burns.
Scalds, fresh Wounds, Chlblains, sc.
For the use of Horses and Cattle in these
cases, it may be considered as inestimable.
As the whole family of mankind are liable
, to these casualties, no prudent person SHOULD
be without bottle Of it in their house.
Its prepared by ~. P. WHITWELL, whose
name is impressed on each bottle-without
which it is not genuine.
N. u. In cases of acute Gout and Rheuma-
tism, a tea spoonful on going to bed, taken in
wardly, m wine-glass of cold water, has, in
conjunction with the external application oft.
performed some most extraordinary cures.
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ISyt. ! 2!.EAs@ 2gS leiNzlSSlS D.
gIlIl'|IL!ySl D. 6(|y d
76, Court Street, Boston.

The Proprietors have just purchased
the BOSTON MUSEUM, (kept for more than
90 years in Ann-StreeD the contents of which
are fitting up in this Establishment, where the
Patrons and Visitors of the late Boston Muse
UNI, and the Publick in general are respect
fully invited to call and see the whole in con-
nexion, there being now FIVE MUSEUMS con-
solidated in ON&, and the price of admittance
only 25 cents for the whole.-A great variety
of .Musick, such as Martial Band, Church Or
gan, French Organ, Beloud Organ, Piano
Forte, &c. &c.--Also, the S Musical An
droides," played by beautiful moving Wax
Figures.
Also, for the present, signor HELENE,
the celebrated performer OF the Pandean Band,
from Italy, will entertain the Company every
evening, by display of his astonishing powers,
in playing on Face Instruments of Musick at
once.
Boston, Oci. %, 1922. If
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FARM FOR SALE.
NOR Sale, at Auction, on tn,

NOR Sale, at Auction, on the
premises, on Monday, the gath of March
next, at O'Clock, r. Man excellent FARM,
pleasantly situated, in the northerly part of the
town of Oaxham, on the road leading to Barre,
and about sixty rods north of the Turnpike,
and known by the name of the ParmenteT
Farm. Said Farm contains about one hun
dred and thirty acres of excellent Land, well
proportioned into Moving, Pasturage, Tillage,
and Wood-Land-well fenced, and principally
with large stone-wall--with never-failing
stream of water passing through the centre,
with which may be watered the greatest part
Of the Moving Land-together with large
two-story House, Barn, and Shed, with good
Orchard, and never-failing Well Of Water
The whole will be sold, without reserve; sub
ject however to a Mortgage to the Boston
Bank of IRE hundred dollars, under which in
cumbrance it will be sold--For particular
information, apply to SHELTON FELTON,, of
Oakham, or BENJAMIN FELTON,, of Bane.
Barre, February 25, 1923.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
WTILL be Sold. at Publick

w Auction, on the 18th day Of March next,
ats o'clock, A. Nj. on the premises, the REAL
ESTATE of Capt. MARCH CHASE, late OF SUIT
ton, deceased-consisting of about two hum
dred acres of excellent Land, lying on both
sides of the Blackstone River, in the easterly
part of Sutton. More than one hundred acres
is excellent Woodland. On the premises is
one of the best Water Privileges in the Coun-
ty, and has been occupied as such for more
than century. The present Dam has stood
for more than thirty years, and is founded up
on rock, which reaches across the whole bed
of the riyer.-There will be sold with this
Privilege-three good Dwelling-Houses-two
Barns-Out-B uildings-and Factory, partly
built with brick-and as much of the Land as
the purchaser shall wish: the remainder, if
any, viii be sold ia Lots, as shall best suit the
purchaser.
The above is situated on the Post
Road from Providence to Worcester, SO miles
from the former place, and from the latter,
and 40 miles from Boston, and is naturally one
of the pleasAntest and most eligible situations
for large Manufacturing Establishment in
New-Englard, and must at the present time
attract the notice of any Gentlemen who may
wish to put their capital into the Manufacture
ing interest. The above is situated II miles
below the famous .NiAbury FaetOrits.-G Good
titles will b given by the Heirs OF said March
Chase. TENS of payment made known at the
time and place of sale. or Any one wishing
TO view the premises, will call upon CALEB
CHASE. living near the premises.
Sutton, February 81, 1923.
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BY order Of The Comns;ttee,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, Chairman.

IN he House Of Representatives, Feb. 6, 1923.
The above Report wal read and accepted
and thereupon Ordered, That fine of one
hundred dollars be impos. 81 upon each of the
towns hereinafter mentioned, to be paid into
the Treasury Of the Commonwealth, on or be-
fore the first day of May next, yiz.--The
town OF Chelsea, in the county OF Suffolk ;
the town of Manchester, and the town OF Tops
field, in the county Of Essex the town OF
Dracut, and the town oiiAshby, in the county
Of Middlesex; the town Of Needham, in the
county OF Mort, *; the town of Easton, in the
county of Bristol the town Of NORTH Brook
field, the town OF Grafton, the town OF Vest
borough and the town od fuchburgh, in the
county of Worcester; the town of Hatfield,
and the towr'of Chesterfield, in the county of
Hampshire 1.-THE said towns having neglect
ed choosing and sending. a member to the
House of Representatives i'll the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hnndred and twenty
two, agreeassy TO the constitution of this
Commonwealth. And it is further ordered,
that in case any of tie towns above mentioned
shall neglect TO pay into the treasury alore-
said the fine hereby imposei on said towns by
the time mentioned in This oder, the treasurer
aforesaid is hereby authorized and directed TO
issue warrant or warrants in due form Of law,
directed 70 the proper officer OF officers, order
ing him or them to collect tie fines imposed
as aforesaid, which shall not have been paid
as before required, with legal cost for collec-
ton, and to pay all such fines ilto the trcasu-
ry aforesaid: And it is further ordered, that
pubiick notice thereof be given by the Treas
urer Of this Commonwealth, by causing this
order TO he published in the several newspa-
pers in this Commonwealth, which usually
have the laws published therein, by request
ing the several printers thereof to publish the
same, three weeks excessively, Immediately
after the rising Of the General Court.
Attest, i. w. WARREN, CLERK.
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BLACKSTONE CANAL.

STATE OF Rhode Island and Providence PldqttG-
tions-January Session, A. d. 1928.
UPON the Petition Of EDWARD
CARRINGToN and others, praying (for reasons
therein stated) for an Act of Incorporation,
constituting them and their Associates body
corporate and politick, by such name and style
as to the General Assembly shall seem meet
and expedient, and to authorize such Corpo-
ration to build and construct CANAL from
the line of the States of Massachusetts, and
khode-lsland, through the valley of the Black
stone-R River to the Town of Providence, in such
way and manner as to the General Assembly
shall seem proper
Vcfed and Kesotred, That the said Petition
be and the same is hereby received and refer
red to the next session of the General Assem-
bly,; and that il the mean time, the Petition
ers give notice of the tendency thereof, by
publishing this Resolution in two of the news
papers printed III the Town of Providence, and
one Of tie newspapers printed in the Town Of
Worcester, in the State OF Massachusetts, six
weeks before the next session of the General
Assembly.
true copy WitRess,
HENRY BOWEN, See'ry.
Fsbruarye 90. ew