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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27
At Private Sale.
FOR SALE BY
ATWOOD & QUINCY,

FOR SALE BY
ATWOOD & QUINCY,
No. z Jones Rorc. Erohange-Styeet,
A VESSEL on the SToCKS.....
C~E She is built Of good white oak, on
LAM Dameriscotta river so feet keel
-, 90 feet and inches beam-depth
Of hold feet-foor tmbers 10 inches squire.
She can be fi9ished for a high or low deck.-She
will be sold on good terms.
10 Casks Block Tin Teapots,
A new lot of stooe Ware, Jugs, Pickle and
Butter Pots. &c. &c.
$50 reams single and double Wrapping PAPER,
1000 bundles cut Tacke, from i-2 70 Is OF.
II tierces Shagbarks, at a very low price,
t43 boxes No. I. Chocolate,
900 bhs. Mess, No. /, 2, and 3, Beef,
Flat, square and ound English Iron,
5 pipes Holland Gin,
bbls. brown Sugar,
6TJUST RECEIVED,
pipes first quality Cognac BRANDY,
10 whole and half Tietces NEW RICE primo
quality,
10 Boxes Loaf and Lump SUGAR,
Hhds. Havana MOLASSES,
boxe. cold pressed Castor OIL,
Bales COTTON.
Pipes and ar. Pipes Pico WINE,
100 ums and boxes fresh FIGS,
100 sides Sole LEATHER,
10 half bbls. Split PEAS,
1000 gals. first quality ". :. Sperm OIL.
| bale Calcutta TWINE,
200 boxes bunch RAISlNo,
] case French PAPER HANGINGS, with
cloth bOrdel IS &c match,
4 do. American, do. do.
Chests Souchong TEA,
q doz. SCYTHES,
90 doz. SlCKLES, &c. &c.
lot Of English SHOT,
Bales blue, blk and brown
BroadclOths & Kerseymeres /;
Valencia YEsTINGS, Cassnet Madras
llANDREKCHlEFS,
so ps. BEDTICKING,
30 ps. brown SHIFTING,
90 do. check and stripe GINGHAMS,
10 bales cotton WARP,
90 ps. SATTINETTS,
few elegant Merno SHAWLS, will be sold
very low;
9 bales containing $50 ps. bleached and
brown SHIRTING5, Just received.
May 20, 1928. =
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27

late Of Portland, il The county Of Cumber land Trader
cfaSd. BY giving bond lie directs-Fie
cqness all persons who Indebted the sld dceasds
estate 10 make medste payment; and those who have
any demands thereon, exhibit the for setrema TO
me commissioners ISAAC ADAMS.
Portland, May 20, iS23.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27

HE subscriber hereby gives public to all CONCERN
ed. that he has been daily appointed and taken upon
himself the trust of administrator of the estate of
LUTHER MERRILL,
late OF Falmouth. in the county OF Cumbeand
deceased by giving bond the law directs-He therefore
requests all persons w1o indebted the deceased
estate TO make immediate payment and those who have
any demands thereon, exhibit the same for settlement
SANtITET A.EpuIr
Falmouth May 70, 1873.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27
EDWARD DOUGLAS.

TIVE subscriber hereby gives public rice concern
edt har she has been duly appointed and taken uron
herself the trust Of Admin'tratrix of the
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27

I'HE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned that he has been duly appointed and taken
upon hmselfthe of Administrator Of the estate OF
BENJAMIN MORSE.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27

AN ACT to extend the time allowed for the
Redemption Of Lands sold fur Direct Tax III
certain cases.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27
NEW GOODS.
Joseph johnson,
\ As just received an additional supply Of
English, India, French g. Do
nestle Goods,

which he Offers very low Tor cush. MAJ u.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-27

'HE subscriber hereby gives public notice all concern
Il ed taat he has b-sn duly appointed and taken upon
himself the trust ct Adninistrstor OF the estate of
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-19
Philadelphia Tavern Property
For PRIVATE sale,

tENlE long established and valuable stand, sign Of The
a WIZ = HORSE, and Whining on Stage Office. NJ
- bahk Street, at present in the tenure of David Johns
Inns property constitutes valuable establishment az
Tavern and Livery Stable aud would well suit any person
wishing to engage in that business, from either the State
OF delaware or Mary land, considerable number Of the
customers trequentng the House are from those two
states Being ~ the centre Of business and having beer
SO long kept public house, renders it desirable and
lucrative situation An ndisputahle title clear Of incum
nrnce, %l be given, and payment made easy and TO suit
the purchaser. Persons wishing to purchas will neasr
to apply for particulars JouS c. DAVIS, boarding viii
MIR. David Johns, upon the premises.
Philadelphia, Dec. 10, 1928. 9-em
N b. Possession will be given on the first av of Arr
next. ~ - -F'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-19
.Aelc York. December i

" &c I OTh, DGCgMlDef T,
johnson. The Grand Jury OF the Court OF SEES
sions now sitting, having found bill against John.
son for the murder OF Murray, he was yesterday
brought 10 the bar. and the indictment read to him
when the RecorGr stated, he Court had not the
power 10 try him, that unless he intended plead
mot guilty, to remain silent that his trial would
take place before Coutt Of Oyer and Terminer
when he could plead to the indictment. He re.
manned silent, and was again conducted 10 Bride
we'll. lie appeared much agitated, and shed tears
We understand thI il was his intention to have
plead guilty. Nat. .adro
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-19
Hint to those who use Copper Vesssts for Culina
Ty purposes.

In domestic economy the necessity of keeping
copper vessels always clean is generally acknowl-
edged but it may not perhaps be so generally
known that fat and other substances, and vegetable
acids, do not attack copper while hot and therefore
that if no liquid be suffered to grow coLd in cop
per vessels, those utensils. may be used Tor every
culinary purpose, with perfect safety.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-19
The Trustees Of the Poor

hF Newcastle county will meet at the Poor House on
~ Friday the 2nd Of January next at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
Those having accounts &c. may present them for settle
ment' rnnctual attendance at the hour is requested
J Three good STOVES Cor Sale inquire Of The
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-19

state for the put pose OF humiliation and r,,u
which our citizens may collectively enrea, ~ ~
vine Being, who has promised that he vii, I t VI
reaed OF his people,"t stay his chas,eona v1 len en-
and to restore TO our suffering population ha h naO
ings he hath withheld, and make US who ,rs "'e'
more deserving his faherly care than We ha~ '',a
therto been W nave III
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-19

Recipe for aniSepd Cordiai.-B Beat together one
fourth OF an ounce oil OF anseed and two pounds oil
brown sugar. stir the mixture into one gallon OF
New England rum and one of water: to this add
The white Of two eggs, and table spoonful Of white
sand
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-29
1op tys ADails,
NANIUcHET Jan. "a
TIE EILjLE PISHERY

TIE 6AjJ.k fISHERY
Hbeuscl ot two let's 8 iIpl she collector
Of New Bedford 10 ibe Hon Mt. B4yles, rel.
atne 20 the whale hsbssy.
In January le22, II /. stated ,het the, Nun
ber oil vessels employed in this ishssy, fsom
the port OF Nsw !ieG(ord WAS e8 Tonnage
1929. na,igaedby 1850 men & Doys. Those
employees exciutivsiy 10 The sifc, mcesn sr6ate
fishery wee 3s Tonoage s942, sayigsted
by abou, 600 men. Tae o,! and bone btough,
{ om the Poe 6c Ocesn to New. Bedford SINCE
he last war 60 January ls22)'a'e estimate d
81 7l9 500 --AhDasI vaius 10 New Bed
fore OF tue iisbery io ,be Pacific, $500 zoo
exclusive OF prohts arising isoa the msruiac-
GRE of spermae Ell capdies. The capita! en-.
picyed, is rssed a $3.50, ,ooo--.he t,is OF
some oi be sb,ps beiog a: blsh do 81 or aS
ihocsand dolis's each.
The snnuai value oi tho spermeeet vi whole
f>be'y 10 Naniuoke, aud New. Bedford ~,
gr,her, 10 estimated at S 100000. Tn. oil
and bone boogbt INTO r1lh pieces between
the tefm,no,ion of the last wst,- and Jlnnssy
8, 1899, is stated TO hsve exceeded $4,000,
000--snd the number OF sssrlsn cmp!oye d
there from enoun,s 20 2, soo---,nis Gshety civ
inc employmen, e,so TO al the mechanic, oi
both places. Tha mos, p OF so.e whale fish
ing - sold to be now in tue. e.North Poetic, bc
: tween tho ls,tudcs SO end 80
We nov suhjoin !fo,a en- aa;heutic source
me following statement OF the number uf
ships belonging TO he. Snred STATES, a, pres
cot ongsged in The Spefnisceu Whale Eishe
ry---,he porte t. ON which they sall--lhe nun
bef OF men employed, Sc.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-29
Marine Bible Societies
selected Zoe tho Republican.
No Nv,
Geyev Gom ne Rev Dr. Pinke,ton
50 Prrnusniinau Sent 2. l8So.

x.etsev from nc Hcv, Dr. Ithfe'fon
ST. PEIBusBynaa, Sept. 3, 1890
Among o,net important matters setled at
,he last meeting, with view to render the
bless!ogs OF this Institution moro sencrsi
throughout this empire, the Commn,ce pass
ed a resoution 10 publish anew addres, 90
the suhiscs ot Circulating sDd fs,diog tho
Holy Scriptures, As Ibis small piece - de
signed Tor extensive dI!fusloo by mee0s ot the
Auxiliary Socie,ics, an edition ot 40 900 cop
les is now IN The press. 1T is written IN a
plain ani familiar style of language, in c'def
TO be well uade rs.ood by .he lows' ogdc's,sn
Is dsno m,nat.d---
..in .lep.ai Of As COMMITTEE s As RHs'iaa Biss So.
ceiy."
uWnocvcr thou arr ia,o whoss bands this
sheet may rail, permit u> TO put this question
10 thee;, Has, ,hoa Bible That such en-
enquiry amoog ChriSians snouid DO though;
necessary, uisy perhaps seem strange. How
ever, expstjenee has taught us that It is need.
ial TO put this question 20 every one. u is
we'll known, thar among thousands OF oor iel'
lcw-coun, ypen. not 20 speak OF. children,
youth, and servants; but among Eibe's and
mo,hecs OF families IN every condition IN Ute,
,he Bsble is not to 10 found. Many OF then
nevet ssw this book, and have no knowledge
of Il whatever; and, therefore, it thou who
readcN or ic,ecst this read hast no Bible, u
s,iyc 10 obtain ono Consider ,ba, this book,
watch /, also called the Holy Sculptures OF
,te Old sod New Testament, is the VOID OF
God 10 man--yea, is The wood OF God 20 thec
Consider. tha, gu, Of this Divine wo,,l, many
thousands of ihoussuJs tf pefsoos, who lived
10 the ages which are past, drew, sod mary
THOUSANDS now living stc daily drawing, IN
stras,ioo 70 life, conior, in poverty aod a, the
hour ot death, and tbs hcfc Of glory and O.
RENAL salvation In the wof,i TO come. And
thou also msyeu be made psrtsker OF all
his by means Of 'he B,o's Conside', that
the dJy Is csmiog, when thou sb,, 5e judg.
ed ,eeo, ding TO this wetd; fos Jesus Christ
ou, S,,inur hsih himself said. TIE vord
which f.nest unio yo.s, n shat jsdge yoa az
sse isg dag. AID while all thls - written 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-29
NEWPORT.
Proceedings or Ire General ASembiy.
FEDNESDAY, JlyrARr 1923.

The General Assembly of this Stats:
commenced its adjourned session, a:
last Greenwich, on TUESDAY, the l4;Ir
inst.
A rule was adopted by the House, res
curing that all petitions should he Gief
with the Clerk, prev;crs 10 Thursday
morning.
The Governor communicated. bv
Message. The resignation Of the Hon
TBoMAs BuFFuM, one of the Justices
Of tho Supreme Court.
The House having proceeded to ,hr.
trial of Petitions; Mr. PEARcE was
heard in behalf Of JoHa EAsroN and,
others against the town Of Newport.
The Petitioners claimed an cxem6tiul
from the expenses of the watch, in Nc".
port, under an old law, which confined
the service Of watching to the compac.
part of the town A specific tax having
been laid for the ssppor, of Il watch, the
petitioners brought their action, and. re-.
covered Judgment, of the Treasurer, for
the amount assessed on them under this
particular law. The town contended.
Notwithstanding this decision, that the
old act related merely to a personal ser.
vice. which had long since ceased, and
that under the general power to raise
money Tor town purposes, they had an
undoubted right to levy what amount
they pleased. and to apply it to all their
current expenses. a general tax was
accordingly voted and a part Of it after
wards applied to the paymen, Of watch.
VI this The Petitioners complained; and
prayed to be set oft the town of Middle,
town. After Midd.e,own refused to re-
ceive them, they bad leave to amerd theis
Petitions. and filed with the Clerk the.
following supplement-.
70 The Hen. Ceae,of AsstmJiy. aE.
ihr subscribers VINO are signers to
Petition now Pc1itlBg before said Asserr-
by, pravinS tor separation Of certain
part OF the town Of Newport from the
compac, par, Of said town, and fer such
other relief as to the General Asscnab,v
may seem meet and expedIen', woulJ
respectfully represent, that their views
would be met, and their purposes IN
swercd should the Hon. General nss.n,
oiy' by general Act cxemp, them
from The watch tax from anv exnens.
mat may arise from the repairs OF N.
streets IN the compact part of said ,ovn
from any expense that may be nccessay,.
TO rerar' and keep in orisr the seyr,si
Engines IN said. town; the pe,i,;ore,.
paying Inc expense that ma, he necessar,,
to keep in good order. all tho nr,'r.
i'0aas uN dIiss.y Us Iest;ng to ,.n c.rs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-29

The Congress is ., length ho.Iy Dissolved.
The powers who are most imptient fM wsc
with Spsio, have consented to 10 tie eff,c, of
negocia,ion belc'e they eommere their grand
crusade. 40 afhcisl remondrnee either ba.
been or'wiIi be immediately teoaehsd 70 the
esbioet Of Msdr,d, demanding och an alters
,ion in the Con,,itu'ionai sy,en, ~ will
lesa reodor IL suslcgoas 20 tht Of Portugal,
sod place tho Crown h,vood 10 rescb Of pop
ular conirol. In case of sstu,A Rnssis, Aus
tris, all Prussia, wilt give thir fullest ssoc
lioh to the h0s;tii,iss uhisa saJ pusss oil
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-29
Frssa ,he Boston Pairist, jan %
PHISO.E ESC.lPE.

Tbs manioe 2'rass, who since his eonGnc.
men, in The Coun'y Jsil has caused the death
III Two of bi. i.ilow prisoners by mottsilY
wnuniiog them, and who was thea put in
irons from which he directly released himself
by main strength. AGAIN ieed himself from
his irons on Tuesday nigh, last and effected
HE escape by mokIng q breach 10 toe ou,sr
wall Of the j,i', drvc,iy under The grated win.
dow OF the cell in which hsj been confined.
2rast, II will be teeoilscted, vas ace..ssry
10 the murder Of 6Hiy FiRio rs, in the Sino
"ii,en some yesr or moro since, bo' by iss
,on Of doubts existing 10 tho minds of ne
Cour, % TO his s,ony, was not convicted.
Sioee then be hes been 70 eonGnemen, in the
CDunty jail, and With the exception oi few
~, ,smsned ia iroa, and IN rocm BY him.
ssit.
siess b. @sy'vH yesa5sa BIZ i've fs''sx
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-29

.pi..cacrs 7rcs< hss tcep fuhy ircuet. ,tf'Y
ase.bardened shsckles round his ANGLE anf
chained 10 the f'oot by a chain : o. isxtm
iere,h, TWO pair of STOUT h,ndcufs On his
wrists connected by Two chsios TO en- Uhu col.
lar roopd his neck. Having freed bimstIf
from his hsndeufi. il is supposed he used ibs
bolts or bars 10 make the breach 10 the wsii.
IL is conjeciored he left the ,son between
Twelve end one O'Clock, and must have cav
ried with him his neck collar, lset shscal.s
and cbs;p the res, Of his irons were found y,
hi, room. We understand tha, Trs.k had
been IN the haiti Of making much morse and
rseke, in bis roorn OF times ever since hts
confinement. by advertisement on next psgo
il viii be seen that reward Is offered for his
apprehension. He bs. since been taken
The city of Vera C,uz Is reprcseDted 10 be-
in dresGiui si,ustion. The Yellow Feyer
has made lis s2pesrancs---snd IN addition TO
this awful scoufge, nj. hty ssssssins,ions were
com nitted. Indivduss Of ell nations, who
hsd escorted there ns adsen,ufcr., In the hops
@, bet,eting their desperate fortunes, we're re-
dnced by poverty and distress 10 the necessity
Of enlis,ing in ,hs McxicsD ranks: for subsis.
tenee, o. trusting to a precautions ChaFi!y for
susionapes AMI shelter. Business wus ata
stand, aud even IN. wealthy weyo .uff@ring'
ftoO he pre,en, distracted state Of elFsr..
The cry Of Vers Cru2 is fepre.-nled q. ors
Of the p'e,tiest foreign towns which The writer
has seen; To- symmetry and clsoniiar" ie
will vic wi,h PhiIadsiphia. The churches
and religion. temples nfe numsrors, and
some oi them splendidy fu, oish,d Novem-
Der 90, Proclamation was issucd by the Em-
pefof, dscisfins an active war asails, tha
forces Of Old Spain o,ms'ning 10 Mexico.
All com munication ceased between the Gas.
tie sed The City, sDd the American vessels
were warned swsy.
.Nas In,sIigenc,rs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-29
forsign.
Ipn drys klfer ram Esrebc.

4 100 VlyS NVFT JF0W LVGVF'
The edito $ at the S.ep Observer hsve
received ty the srrival Of the bris Oa,srio, IN
- days too, Antwerp and ~ dlys from the
Lizard, London paper al Dec. 7h, iwo days
later than before received, combining Paris
date. to the sh Dec. Madrid I, Nov. ash,
and Verona to the 26,b. The allowing arc
exusc,s:--
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-29
I.oxpbs Dec. 2.

On the secutacy Of The detail intnc follow
ing letter, implicit reliancs certainly esnnot
he plsced; but ina, the facts maybe mainly
true, is by no useaos iueonsia.eo' sl'h probs.
bllaIy. ..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-29

yssssc are 50 stxioes 10 soG.t.s5te-ssd
there Is no joubi that the A roy Of Observe
ton will sooo Gloss the frontier.
EGgiand will not, under such cireums,en-
ees, become psny 10 The measure, ior she
sanctions The principle OF an armed inieryen.
tiop only ~ case Of the Corsiiiu:ionslis:s be.
iHg Determined to pot the King 10 death, or
invade other couDlues.
The Russiso mission has broken up, end
Coppi Hozzs Di Doigo took his departure
this morning on his return 20 Paris, where he
i.to resume his iunciIons as Ambassador, sod
VIII no doubt, urge on the zeal Of The Clrss
ioihe ulmos, degree of Indictment. This
appears 10 oe p'Incip5l isa.u,e 10 the poll.
cy OF the Russian cabinet.
The Greeks aee to be lef, 20 The good faith
OF Turkey, who hes g,seo TO Lord SUsDgford
conditional pledge ot future moderation 10.
ws'ds chem. Tie Lsndon Eduor rena,ks
on MiS--1haf- Mis - he most Joycical Of oil
folHeni/arcss, de6vertns Ils lomts 10 fEe .ea.
der f'otsenSn u fAe roy.
HAoUE, Dec. 9.
y letter from Cops.sniloopie s.ate., that
al European Commercial hpuse, established
~ 'hN, ei'y, has pseseD,ed 10 The Porte pisn
tor loan OF 10 million, of Turkish Pissues.
Should th's loan ba reilly made, tbis vii! be
detrimental 10 the Bsecks, who ere moek Is
vo'ed by the exhauHLed state OF the Tsea.ury,
and The wayesIDg VI the Ottoman niaistry.
LospoS, Dec. 2, half past . o'clock.
An express torn Pairs, .naounoes The
hourly expettation Of The Duke OF Weiling
tons arrival bete Rumor sdds, thet the
F,ench Government determination, in re-
ga'd to SPAN, is suspended onul toe e'ns
N The Duks--a degrse OF hesus;Ion IN the
Cabine, Of France whish we csanot bui con.
size improbable
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-29

EItraordin1ry.-There are svo female
children 10 Rockingham county. (Vs.) one oF
which IS not quite ten years old and Weighs
$50 lbs. The other is iise years old, and
weighs i36 lbs. The oldest IS tfrc fee, ono
inch in height--,he youngest, 8 ise, n ioch.
e, Phe fiIhe. and mosl,er arc not large.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-29

Total eTu,ber Of tons $500
Average rumbsr Of men, si.--vhole No SIe2
The quan'ny OF Spermsesu O'i, imported
into N.ntocke, and New Bedford during the
three las gears, 10 ss follows
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-08

Inc 'ollowing communication from Philad4,r,.
was received some weeks apo--but %. a. 'F"'
been able to give it an earlier insertion. - w
FOR THE AMERICAS wArcHm4v
j. WILsoN-On perusing your pane,I,l
we'd satire on Elias Hicks, and un;,s vt oOef'
believing that the anonymous author fuI," !oa'n
himself Nathaniel IIonesty,'9 has not far,s sjs'
Is'rued The text OF the venerable preacher ton wv
was lully acquainted in Chester County In, n.y.
have no knowledge of place, called ." ovs,o.s
neither do think fiction and scuyriLitg are c,l,",
ted to coniule integrity and Christian s,0,;bi
and hazard nothing in fully believing the au,to,
'sa'u Quntng dialogue, to be better taueb, n ~
lieluleoufgh Catechism than his Bible or the qcta
OF christ, IN which Elias Hicks has been t,r,,t,
Nathaniel, in whom there is much eu;Ie , s.a
sbiy be that feather and that rod n,cr,ian5yl V'
rope; and do think the following scurr,lous na..
will prove a sufficient witness apans, bio, ,4,a''
ny li0wdostdo-Hannah Istheewell-Ann Fars,G'.
well-Deoorah Sitsient"--names handed rr,@'
oerison The character whom he STYLES g I'm,
Notnmonsehse," very much exppsts her ipnor,rns
by acknowledging She has six little ones vbo Lar
OH beat her breast and bit her nipples ou If ms
spite and her then coinciding with the siIlv ;J.
ot esther LooEdtthinSs, who says Children i.
at first start H0bberS-L iarS- Th;eroc anI So
su"rdererS ;''--hence we conclude that .jqnD ~, |
nonsense has been delivered of six monsters !, VI,
erent births, and is now in travail with The ssv.n
Hydra headed monster SANDER and unless tbsy
are all brought under good government thew Vii
prove curse to father and mother and mi. ,bs |
whole roast. We'll may Hannah Isihee,reN H.. |
Quaker lady, in the simplicity OF her heart exchim
-" Oh dreadful dreadful This is TOO bad
! would no" turn counsellor and humbly advise Jce
eommonsensc--ESther LookatthinSs-and poo1on
Mrs. LoresontS, to read the New Testament ioors.
ana men. made systems and creeds less, and thy
VIII ind Jesus Christ took little children up in nj,
arms and blessed them, and said .. suffer the lnl.
children to come unto me, and forbid them no
Tor OF such is the kingdom of God Ve.lly say
unIo you, whosoever shalt not receive the kingdom
oil God as little child be shall not eater therein
A SUBSCRIBER