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The q. $. brig Enterprise sailed from
N. York, on the Sd inst. for Porto Rico,
with Mr.. Randall, on board, on special
mission to the Government of that ISL
and, probably to require satisfaction for
the outrage on the United States schoon-
er Fox.
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.New- York JltdiciGry.--The overthrow of the
NewYork Supreme Court has been followed
by the removal from office of Mr.. johnson, the
able Reporter of the decisions of that distin-
guished Court. Esek Cowen, Esq. of Sara
toga Spfings, is appointed in his stead. We
do not know that this gentleman is not well
qualified for the office; hut we marvel much
at the policy of the New-York politicians in
removing Reporter whose name alone might
have done something towards rendering the
decisions of their new Court respectable
I" JohnSon's Reports" are high authority, eve
ry where. Had he continued in the Office,
some portion of the reputation of those already
published, might have attached to those which
are yet to come. 1t is better, however, for
the Bar as it is: there win now be no occa-
sion for guarding against misapprehension in
quoting from Johnson's Reports. Were the
case different, it might often be necessary to
ask-by achich Courts s'Under which king ?
Harry the Fourth or Fifth?''
The State of New-York may justly claim
a large share of the reputation acquired by
the Judiciary of our country but, having vol
unfairly yielded a precedence of which any
State might be proud, she must exert herself
long and laboriously before she can regain it.
The Senate.-We learn that there are
81 Republican and IL Federal Senators
elected, and that there are two vacan-
cies, pne in Bristol, and the other in
Essex. The latter arises from an err
ror in some Of the returns.
Bost. D. ADJ.
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Massachusetts Evangelical Missionary Soci-
ety.-The semi-annual meeting Of this socie-
ty is to be held tomorrow, at Concord. A
sermon will be delivered by Rev. Mr.. Damon,
of Lunenburg.
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had 100 pipes of vine on board, which
they had taken from different piratical
landing places on Cuba.
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10y virtue Of a deed Of trust executed by
10 Michael Harms to the gbgeribcrs, aud Of
record III the county rourt Of Bedford, bearing
date the 21th day Of September 1921, for The
purpose OF securing the payment Of debt due
TO james keennm, will be sold 10 'he highest
bidder for ready money on the 18th day Of
next month April, on the premises tract or
parcel Of land, on when the said knrns now
resides in the county Of Bedford, containing
by SAID deed go acres or 50 much thereof ne
will he sufficient to satisfy 'he debt set forth in
sad deed, Acting as trustees we win convey
such title only as are vested in us.
JAMES JOrHNG, 1r-
RICHARD KEENUM, i'"s'ee''
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xrxv ANEPICAN
biographical dictionary,
A REMEMbRANCER
OF THE

.,es Heroes, sages and Statesmen Of a
OF mcricn.
., confined exclusively TO those who sig
"a themselves, in either capacity, in the
nn,a',lntionary War, which obtained the indie
's,,aence oftnelr country
Ind Edition. Ehhanappendtr--eontai"ing
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al no limited Colonies OF North America,
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.dt INV 6. l775-The Petition by the
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'taT1.,eat Britain, July 8, 715--A procla-
i,tCongress for a day OF lasting, hum'l,a-
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seyyice. September II, l79o.
COMPILED BY THOMAS }. RODGERS
:. We are reduced to the ALTERNATIVE of choo-
-. an unconditional submission to the tyran-
49, Q, ,rr,tated ministers, or resistance by ioi ce
.,s latter is our choice. We have counted the
.ost al ,h,s contest, and lind nothing 50 d. cad
q, a. voluntary slavery. Honor, justice, and
humanity, forbid us tamely to sur ender thai
fa.dom which we received from our gallant
.ncr,to 5. and which our innocent postenty
nave ,ight to receive from US. We cannoe
.ndure the nfamy and guilt OF resignlng sue
es ding pe, erItions to that wretchedness VII CHI
,nsvitabl, awaits them. if we baseiy entail here.
dtarv bondage upon them.
!, inc a, ms We have been compelled by ou'
.Oem,e,tc assume, we viii, in defiance oil every
haza,d, with unabat,ng hrmness aud pe'se'ef-
.nce emu. oy tor the preservation oil our hbe-
,.~ beine With one mind resolved to de Tree
mon att T han to live slave" = Declaration
GCOngress, setting jofta Tie necessity q '48"1g
an afms---Julg ., Ili5.
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ne; -
MIR. MILES,, IN his Reg ter, July l, 1881,
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The celebrated Race-Horse
EApOYIEOS.

yAA bS~N<<BaA 9iii'E oi"h'p " NV ''lha-DN
and at some other suitable pIace-the season
to commence the lst OF April. Terms, and
all other particulars made known in due time,
NapoIeon has been the winner of many races,
aud has never lost but one, until he became
injured in one of his fore legs. Among the
celebrated race horses he has beaten, we will
name a few
Mr. William Wins kirgnian
Mr. Johnson's horse by sir Archy;
Mr. Cottons Mare Rarity
Mr.. Mackln's Brown Horse
Can't Harison's Sir Harry;
MIR. William Ninns Lady OF the Lake;
Capt fIarrison's Beggar Girl;
And to say all this is but common praise, oe
Iris wonderful horse beat at three heats not
only YOUNG TlMOLEON with ease but he
also, to crown the whole, beat that horse Of
horses, Capt. Harrison's bIRGiNlAN. In the
spring of 1920, at New Market, hewa beaten
by Contention 3 or q feet only, The next
week, at Drummondsburg, at three heats, he
beat Contention and the famous horse Sir
William, d mile heats. This celebrated horse
is not only famed for his blood, beauty, bone
and bottom, but for his superiority as toal
geiter. LEWIS SHEkLti.
February 81. 20 VITA
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NNSt Snie.

PURSUANT 10 he provisions ofn deed
1 oftfud erecuicd In TIE Sub8friber by Rem
ben Perry and INN his mfr, beafing dotc NE
I'm LAY o. JuDc, 1919, md duiy rec0rdd IN
M Hastings Coefi ofHt Computation of LgHch-
bury, TabnHproeeed 10 sri for yeody n,onfy, 10
H. hsbtd bidder, oipo6if ouetioa, on The pre-.
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one named George, one named Ralph, and
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.iHce The date OF the deed The subscriber
will convey sueh lille only rs i. vested in him
a. trustee. WA { MrAIItSIGH
March 90. 81 81
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One Tract OF land.

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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-02-15
ALEXANDER sMYTE.

Louisiana will form ten states, and support
90 miilions of the descendants of the American
people. 1t is more advantageous than the
conquest OF Germany by France would be to
the French people.
+ Adams, Hillhouse, Olcott, Pickering, Plu-
mer, Tracy.
Adams, Olcott, Tracy, White.
Adams, Pluner. Wells.
Adams, Hihouse, Olcott, Plumer, and
Stone.
Adams Baldwin, Bradley, Elery, Jackson,
Israel Smith.
-' Mr.. Adams actually voted in December,
1905, in minority Of nine, against bringing in
a bill to prohibit, after LIST January, 1898, the
importation Of slaves This proves, unques-
tionsbl,, that he IS friend to the slave trade,
Ii Adams, fIihouse, Olcott, Pickering,
Plumer, Tracy, and White.
It Adams, Hillhouse, Olcott, Plunler, and
HracY.
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Their to protect the commerce and seamen of
the United States against the Barbary pow
ers.'
These several votes of Mr.. Adams furnish
objections to HIM as statesman, which, in my
opinion are unanswerable; therefore, while |
acknowledge that he is an able writer, and has
deserved his success in argument against Mr..
Pickering, Don Onis, Don Anduaga, and Mr..
Jonathan Russell, he cannot have my vote to
be Presiden OF die United States.
Your fellow citizen,