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or THE EFFECTS OF CHANGE.


A piuderl uan, "a tunes IKE she present, will
pass no opportunity of honors ably increasing his
fortune people may talk as loHg they please
about chance but when we daily hear Of those
who have risen into afauence without any stIik-
ing merit OF their own, IL Is We clear that chance
has had some small share in the elevation But IL
must not be imagined that chance j. so indiscrm.
mating and blind as many indolent persons would
be disposed 20 believe-you NUT place YOURSELF IN
the way Oh chance yOO viii IN vain look for her
favors.-Ihe ~aggoner in the table, prayed 20
Jupiter without effect because he neglected 10 ex
ert himsel: and tooi-hIy thought that the thunder
err would descend from above 10 assist him " no
" would not assist hmsef.-if you cannot afford to
purchase whole Ticket, buy Share you are
sill in fortunes train Bu even the purchase Of
a share, you may say i not wilhln your power
for clothing and provisions are dear aud your
family large: all this may he very true yet still
you possess the ability, though you may allow il
60 be dissipated or laid dorment. The means you
amply possess for how much is wasted IN super
anities, even amongst the humbiest of us 2 How
much does our pride cost US ? How our vanity
How much our Incidence aud how much more
our iRtemperGnce More money is expended on
what is really injurious to our health and happi-
ness, infinitely mCre, in a very short time, than
what would completely put Us ia the way Of Fer
tune, and give Us a reasonable hope of independ.
ence. Are you in easy circumstances drink a
pint of wine ouly per day instead of bottle and
the means are created.-Are you in trade I? en-
ploy little more Of your time in business, and
rather less 10 pleasure, and the object il obtained
Are you a mechanic rise couple of hours
sooner 10 your labour, and you will soon be mas
ter OF all thai is necessary 10 give you chance Of
obtaining many bundTeds--aHd eli this while you
are really making no sacrifice whatever.-OD the
contrary, you add to your health and trengtb and
imbibe fresh motives for exertion and should
chance not smile you OF last, you are, in fact a
gamer in all those things which so essentially
contribute to The welfare and independence of
men. A Lottery is the only plan by which
Fortune can be made at once with honor. liz has
been stigmsti2ed as most pernicous mode hu,
il should never be forgotten, that all its opposers
argue against il from its abuse which is not only
very illogical bat also very unfair for one mighi
as we'll argue that the Of knives ought 20 be
prohibited because some men have their throais
with them or that grapes should never be eaten
because certain ancient Poet, named AnGeTeOn
! choacked himself with a grape stone The best
gifts Of Heaven are and ever will be abused but
rational argument can be adduced from such abuse
Here then is the road to W ealth, in the excel
lent Cumberland & Oxford Canal Lottery, which
will soon commence drawing in this town.
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ISAAC STAFFORD.

late Of Beth 10 said County, yroman represent
ing that the personal estate ct said suen
!" pay the ust debts, which hr owed at the tim of his
dealh by the OF hundred ten dollars ard
cents and praying for license and convey so much
the real este q said dec my Be necessary for
the yment OF said debts and Including
TN ItversIon OF The widows dover
,okDEkED3Ihst TOE petitioner give notice thereof to
said etate by causing copy this order he published
IN puolis PAPER printed in Portland. three weeks sue
eessNe " tbat hey may arpesr az Probate
neid AZ humiod IN said County the third Monday
sept NOR IKE az ten OF the clock in the forenoon and
So any they have, why the prayer OF said peri.
ton should no. he granted.
BENIAs CHANDLER, Judge Of said Court.
COPY Arrest THOMAS CLARK Reg. pre-. ter.
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Yorkshire Cloths.
EDWARD HOWE.

~ No. S, Merchants RO1, Middle Street,
HAS Just received by the arrival Of the Ship
IL Grand Turk, at Boston, f-om Liverpool,
cases, blue and black Yorkshire
BROADCLOT'HS and C.ASSIJNERES,
which may be had cheap by the piece or yard.
Purchasers are invited TO call and look at them.
o. hand handsome assortment Of ingrained
KTDDERJNI.NSTER C.4RPEITNG,
new figures. -.dLSo-
An elegant assortment Of gilt and mahogany
framed
LOOKI.NG-GLASSES.
Portland, July l, 1923. #.
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GARDINER IRON WORKS.


THE Subscriber Agent e the q RDINER
n IRON WORKS, has constantly for sale 81
the Agency Store 10 Gardiner, the following az
ticles viz -
Saw Mill Cranks, Pulling Mill do.
Lantern Wheels,
Wrought and cast Mill SpindIes,
Hatter's Bssins-Clother's Plates,
Crow Bar, Plough Moulds and Coulters,
Wheels for various kinds Of Machinery,
Sad Irons, Cast Iron Dogs.
Shelves and Cogs for Blocks,
Carding Machine Irons,
Cart and Wagon Boxes,
Gudgeons OF all sizes.
Brands for names, &c. made at short no
tIce
The above articles will be sold cheap for cash
or approved credit. Orders for any description
of Castings, will be executed punctualy in the
best manner. Nj. SPRINGER, Jr. Agent.
Gardiner, Sept 2, 1929. tf.
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nPTICKETS.

IT has become fashionable for purchasers of Tickets
4 in the Canal Lottery to designate particular Nos
which try their fortunes. The public inform
ed that any No thus designated will be forwarded
order by the subscriber, if can be procured in this
town.
GEFAs the profits to vendors very small. orders
must be post paid WILLIAM FRANCIS.
Aug. IL.
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yMEit LINE OF
4 Accommodation Coaches,
From Portland, to Dorer, ". H.

VAT puoiIc are informed, that a new line of
Il Coaches, from Portland to Dover, n. h. is es-
abolished, running three times a week. passing
through the towns Of GoFham, Buxton, Alfred,
sanford and Berwick 10 Dover Leaves Patterns
Hotel. at Portland, Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays, at half past seven O'Clock, A. VI. and
rves at Dover the same days. Leaves Dover
Tuesday,, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at O'Clock,
arrives at Portland same days.
This line meets the Boston and HaverhiIl line
Of Stages at Dover, which makes the line complete
from Boston through Have hill TO Portland, pass
ing through pleasant country, and performing
the ronte in two days with ease. Good carriages
and horses, and faithful drivers are provided Fare
from Portland 10 Boston 6 Sollars-iniermediate
places in proportion. Extra baggage will be car.
ried. and carefully attended to, a. reasonable
compensation. The proprieters solicit share Of
the public patronage.
~ Bonks kept al Patients and Miichelrs Ho-
tets, and Mrs. DalG's Boarding House, Portland.
HIR I'M PLUMMER,
PORTER LAMBERT, I Directors Of
.F P5H y1 ? n HaF"oN said ''"'-
June IS. 1928.
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BACHELDER'S GRANT at AUCTION
'ENhE subscriber, administrators on the estate OF
AL JOSIAH BACHELOR, late of Fryebu z l.,
10 the county of Oxford, Esquire, deceased BY
virtue Of icence from the Judge Of Probate
within and for saic county Of Oxford, viii sell a.
public vendue, on Thursday, the eighteen hday
Of september next, at ten O'Clock, A i. M. etthe
dwelling house of MAJOR Philip Eastman in SAID
Fryeturgh, Light or Ten thousand acres of euecl-
lent land for farms, in Bachelors Grant, adjOlh
ing Lowell, Albany, and Fryeburgh Academy
Grant.
his land has ecentiy been laid out into one
hundred acre lof', plan Of which will be X.
bib,ted az the time and place Of sale
The ~ which 81 this Auction will be offered
to the public, the administrator hss critically e.
smned, and he with confidence assures those. vino
are inclined to enter into prof able speculation
those Who would procure for themselves 0
aheir chlldie en-. valuable farms in the vicinity Of
popuious town, that they are Of superior qua il y
not mountainous or rocky, covered with most
valuable growth of hard v God, With a suficiert
quantity Ut pine timber--s rioh deep soft, and
well waterSd by springs. and streams on which
ere several fine mill privileges.
AISO-wlll he sold as aforesaid about four
hundred acres Of good land for farms 10 the Usher
GrGni, adjoining Rumford ALSO, one unIi-
vided ha Of hsee rig bts Of land in Ahdover, 10
said county # oxford, being number four of
Range A.--Number seven Range Number
five Range third. the east side Of Ellis River
these Rights embrace some of the best inaervae
in ne Country.
Terms of sac, ten per cent. CASH--.Ghe residu
in one and two years from June last, with un.
doubled personal security.
JASON SHE0 IAN, Administrator.
Fryehurgh, August 1sI 1928. 3w
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NOTICE.

NO 4 II Es
THE subscriber hereby gives notice. to all
persons indebted 70 him, that being about 10
remove from Portland. he has lodged his Notes
and Accounts with Woodbury. Storer, Jun. Esq.
for collection. Those persons whose Notes and
Accounts have become payable. are requested
70 make payment az on az convenient. And
all such as are indebted Cd account-and cannot
pay at present, without Inconvenience, are re-
quesied 10 settle their accounts by Note
HENRY BUTMAN.
Portland, July is, 1923. ep6u.
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NEW GOODS
Andrew Scott,

1PPOSITE the CUMBERLAND BANK, Ex-
change-Street--ls now opening for sale an
extensive assortment of
English, French, India and amer
can Goods.
Vix-Superfne and common, black, blue, hare
back, oxford gray, and olive
BROADCLOTHS,
black, blue, half milled gray, bareback and fam
cy coloured
CASSIMERES,
Woolenetts, twiiled Bombazetts, Seersucker.,
striped and plain Jeans, Drill, Dowlas and
other articles for Summer wear. Linens in
whole pieces very low. Figured black Eloren
tine-Valencia and Marselles Vestings Silk and
cotton Unbrellas-Flag and Bandanna Hkfs.-
Steam loom Cottons--Calicoes great variety.
Observation-Disclosures and corded am
brics-plsin and figured Muslins-Muslin Dress
es, handsome Il cheap. White scarlet Il crimson
Raw Silk Mantles-RIsck Nankin Grapes.
Of superior quality, Barrett's dye. Green and
other coloured Nankn and Canton Grapes
Grape Dresses and Shawls Lon. Lawns very
cheap. Zelias--Merino printed Points fancy
silk Hkfs.-white and colored Italian Grapes
q fe handsome Ribbon Fans-Shel II
Combs--Peraseils.
Bale Dorchester Tickings, at re-
duced prices do. Sheetings aud shirtngs-
sattinetts -Stripes-Checks-G inghams, &c.
All Of which be offers Cheap for CASH on
ly. If.
Portland June 10.
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PONDER.
Timothy Fletcher,

No. IL, Jones ROtO, Exchange street--P OTtlGTsd,
Agent for the Boston and Chelmsford Cylinder
Gun Powder Factory.
HAS RECEIVED-
n an or. casks off. r. F. and T. P.
500 canisters r. F. and F. and T. p.
Which he will dispose Of at the Boston prices.
This Powder has received the highest recon-
mepdations from officers Of the U. States Ordnance
Department, ana many others who have used the
same.
A large quantity ofthe above Powder, can be
furnished at short notice.
OFGentlemen are invited to call and examine
the above Powder. If July %, 1923.
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REMOVAL

CANIUEL FESSENDEN and THOMAS AMORY
- DEBLOIS Counsellors and Attornies AZ Law have
Removed from the Office formerly occupied by them
to Rooms the store of Mr.. Ebenezer Webster in
Hopkins buildings, IA Middle Street opposite the
head Cross-sreet where any business entrusted to them
win he gratefully received and faithfully transacted.
Portland. Jan. 81. 1923 H
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FURNITURE FOR SALE
TIMOTHY FLETCHER.

. - = y a II 4 HAAF Il NEIILNt9
III AS for sale, at his STORE in ETchdnge-Street
Ia No. ii, Jones' Roto.
Mahogany Side Boards-Secretaries
-Bureaus-Pemproke Dining and Work Tables.
.4LSO-A GREAT VARIETY OF
Fancy and Common CHAIRS.
CIT. F. has made arrangements with Gen.
tleman in Boston, that he will be able in a
few days to supply any person with the above
alticles. to almost any amount.
Portland, March 25, 1928. lam. If.
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CLOTH DRESSING.
JAMES B. WALKER,

INFORMS the public that he continues 70 carry on the
CLOTH-DRESSINC BUSINESS,
at his Mills LongeysTavern, in Raymond, where he
has erected an
In digo Blue Vat,
aud public thar ne will give them blue nhe-
ble that Of imported cloth, ceuts yard, in
Guiding the fuiling and dressing.
For the convenience Of those who live at distance,
made arrangements with Eli Lonely, Esq. forre-
ceving and returning CLOTH All orders left with him
" i'll Be promptly attended to-
Raymond, Oct. I823s
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Al ABOUT Of Probate held Paris. wihin and W te
County OF Oxford the twenty fifth day Of February
the OF our Lord heen hundred and
the petition OF Nancy Spaford administrative Of the
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DRY GOODS
NEW L. FASHIONABLE GOODS.
Royal lincoln,
AS Just received and opened for sale at his store
Al No. 2, E1changestrest. an extensive assortment
Of English. French India and american
GOODS 5


case black and colored Nsnkin GRAPES.
I de. - Canton Do
Nankin Grape Dresses Grape Shaws Plaid Silks !;
black and coored French GRAPES; black, blue, pink,
lilac and green SARSNETS; black SYNCHAWSi
black Taffetas +; black and colered BOMBAZEENS )
good Flag, Bandanna, German and black silk HAND
kERCHIEFS; Merino SHAWLS and HANDkER-
CHIEFS thread and cotton LACES; figured 4 plain
silk do Bobbinett do. figured and plain Cambria and
Null MUSIINS Muslin ROBES figured and plain
Book & Leuo MUSLINS; Linen CAMBRlCS -
white and coored cotton do. Irish LINENS in half
pieces, very low linen and cotton DAMASk; GA
IA and ga Turkey TABLE CLOTHS green DO !;
cotton HANDKERCHIEFS; Cashmere SHAWLS !;
cotton do. Marseilles Vcenca and black silk VEST
iNGS; white and striped JEANS; DIMOTlES; Tar
tan PLAIDS; blue and yellow NANKiNS; silk and
cotton VELVETS; English GINGHAMS; SEER
SUCKERS; coronation CALICOES; black and white
silk HOSE; black white. slate and mixed wersted
HOSE Furniture PATCHES silk and cotton UNI
BRELLAS Kiddernnister CARPETING MeriDo
PRINCESS Russia DIAPERS spool Cotton shell
side COMBS Ivory do. black and white HOOKS
and EYES; SUSPENDENDERS; BUTTONS; gem
,emen and ladies' leather kid and silk CLOVES sew
ing SILKS and TWISTS, &c. &c.
...fLSO...
Black, blue. Oxford and Hareshack mixed
BROADCLOTHS & CASSIMERES ;
Factory Sheetings. Shirtings, Ginghaus Checks and
Sslipes If May Is.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

CUMBFRLAND, ss.-Jufy %, 1898.
Taken by ertcuiion and will be sold az pubic
auction on MONDAY The first day Of September merit,
at three o'clock ia he afternoon, at The drtlliHg
house Of Eli LoNGLEY, Esq IN Raymond,
A LII the right and title Of possession that Ma
"A thanieI Knight has in certain tract Of land
situate on the Cape in Standisb, containing one
hundred acres, more o. less. bounded as follows,
Viz. westerly by Sebago pond, northery by land
n possession OF Elias Meserve, and Southerly by
land in possession Of William Hssty, including
the building thereon, aud is the farm that said
knight now lives on.
LEVI HALL, Deputy Sheriff.
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Medical Society Of Maine.

THE annual meeting Of the Medical Society Of
Maine, viii be held at the Chemical Lee.
ture Room, Bowdoin College. on Tuesday, the
second day of September next, at 10 O'Clock,
A. M.
1t is expected an address will be pronounced
before the Society, by their first Vice President,
ARIEL MANN, N. D.-Per order
BENZ. d. BARTLETT, Rec'g. Sse'ry
Bath, Aug. 10.
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CROCKERY WARE,
At WhoLesale-Only.
JAMES b. CAHUON,

HAS for sale general assortment Of Crock
cry WARE, (at the Office, of Messrs. Att
wood & Quincy, Ezchange-Street, Portland at
as low rate as can be purchased in town, for cash
or credit He has on hand Crates well assorted
for the country market, consisting Of G. G. en-
amelled ana B. p. Ware. Any orders for Ware,
will be gratefully acknowledged and promptly
attended to.
j. B. G. Flatters himself that he shall receive
a share of public patronage, particularly from
those of his friends with whom he is acquainted.
ALSO, For Sale as above,
2 bids Sugar,
2 trunks Calicoes, containing about 1000 yds
Just rectiVsd, and for sale as ADORE,
a General assortment Of Glass Ware,
consisting Of Dscanters, Tumblers, Wines,
Salts, Cruets, Mustards, Peppers, &c.
March Is.
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Mistake Tectifed.
NOTICE is hereby given. that instead of .1ionaau
the first day Of September next, the next meet
ing OF the Board Of Trustees or Bowdoin College win
be held at the College Library-room on Tuesday the
second day of September nexS nine o'clock in the
forenoon.
Aug. Is, 1923. BENJAMIN ORR. Seem.
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TO LET.

A COW d CALF
ENTERED the enclosure Of the subscriber,
IL on the 9th inst. The owner is requested
10 prove his title-pay charges, and take them
away. DAVID SEAVY.
Bridge Saseet, Portland, August IL (3w)
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Now ON RANDI quantity Of
English ground White Lead.
10 do. Northern OIL, Of first quality.
July %. II.
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DOCT CLARK,
q TAN YARD ROR SALE!!!

or TAN YARD ROR SALE!!!
-
dor sale, a TAN-YARD in the vicinity Of
IL Portland, which contains abou. 100 Watts.
with suitable buildings for Tannig likewise
Dwelling House and Barn, q Mill Carried By
wa cry to
Grind Bark, Soften Hides, and Smooth
LEATHER,
all 10 good repair, will be sold cheap, and on
long CRFDTr. The place is well situated to
obtain Bark.
06-If desired, the purchaser may procure
loan of Money on proper security. Enquire Of
the Printer. Portland, July IS, 1928.
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Bedford .September Conrt. 1gQ9

Bedford September Cunt, 1893.
John Hatcher, admr. oil Benjamin Hat.
cher, decd aud some OF bis heirs and distrib-
utecs, plaintiffs,
Against
Thomas Hatcher, Elizabeth Woods and
llueh oods, Samuel Hatcher, Pnlsy Smith,
Phebe iinynes, Benjamin Greer, Martha
Haynes and Joel Haynes, John Greer, Jula
Greer, fhebe Greer, Henry Greer, Susanna
Greer, EdN ard Greer, Kitty Greer, Jabez
Greer, Susanna White, Thomas smith Benja-
min Smith, Aiary Jornagin and Pleasant Jor-
nngin John Smith, Eliza Smith, Henry Smith,
Snmnel Smith, Francis Smith, Julia Smith
and Stephen Smith, Elizabeth boswell and
CreedBosncll, Henry Asbnry Coleman Smith,
John Smith, Samuel Smith, Joseph Nelson
and Polly his wife, Joseph Hale aud Phebe
his wife, together with others, def1s
IN CUANCERY.
The defendants above named not having
entered their appearance aud given security
according 10 the net OF Assembly and The rule,
Of this court, aud il appearing TO the .atisfac-
ton of the court that they arc not Inhabitants
of this country, on the motion of the plain
tit, by his attorney, II is ordered, that The sad
defendants do appear here on the fourth Mon.
day in November neAt, and answer the plain.
tits bill, thai a copy OF this order be inserted
in some one OF the LynchbnFg newspapers,
for two mo, Ms, mud posted up al The curt
house door. A copy--.Fesie.
J. STEPTOE, c. b. C
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Notice.

10y virtue of deed Of trust executed to
Dime by Clement Townsend and Branch jor.
dan. bearing date the goth day of August,
1873, aud duly recorded in the clerks Office
of the county court of Campbell, for certain
pnrposes mentioned in sad deed, will be sold
10 ihe highest bidder for ready money al
Campbell conr' house on Tuesday the 18th day
of October neAi, the property conveyed by
said deed Of trust, 10 vii One negro woman
named Silyev and her two children E,ia and
Mary, MI their the said Townsend's and Jor-
dams Household aud Kitchen Furniture, and
stock of Cattle and Hogs, one yoke OF Oxen
aud Cart, one road Wagon, all The Plnn'a.
ton Utensils, aud the crop Of Corn aud Oats
growing on the plantation oil said lownsend
and Jordan.
Acting asirnsice will convey TO the nnr,
chaser nr purchasers such title rs is vested IN
me hv said deed. PEYTON GLENN.
Sept 90 wtdss
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y V aAuable Stand.

THE Subscriber wishes IN dispose ol
! thai noted sinnd for public house, in
New Loudon nj present lept by Mrs. Ann
Miller.
The humorous Inducements which, il offers
nre 50 obylens rs sraresly TO need detailing
II Is situated on The great western rond, so
much tre1ueeled, Mt miles from Lynch
burg, immediately ON the turnpike, nov com.
pleted that far. 1lle bonse Is large and com
mnndiug, nud admirably calculated for enter
tainm,n the out-houses in good state 81
repdr the ynrd recently enclosed aud neatly
sci with trees, the garden OF nearly two acres
highly productive; the lots, attached 10 the
property, by their neatncss aud fertility add
ing equally To us snue mud ornament and
besides the other out.housee, nh lCE-llOUSE
which never fails 10 Keep ice Throughout the
season.
In addition 10 the above permanent hdvan.
tnges, il nj present Inns The accidental though
highly important recommendation Of being
in the creates, rcpute for the excellent nan-
ner in which il has been KEEP, by the present
acrnnant II IL deemed useless IN enlarge
further on lis dcsrablencss Those who may
feel on inclination To purchase, are invited to
cons aud examine the property for them
selves. The terms Willie very moderate, md
will he made known either by my mother
who now occupies the property, or ~ my
self SAMUEL 1. MILLER
Sen, oG Pms
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&Sg SE.s:s:SSzs1fs::zz5S,
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE

The accounts are 81 contradictory that
they really battle all calculation. Quiroga
has left Cornnna Tor Cadiz--The French
have not retreated from the waAs of Co
runna--Sir Il. Wilson has been attempting
tn negotiate with Morillo ar armisiice and
a paciGcatinn-The Duke Of Angoul.me is
on his way TO Cadlz-and before his de-
parture cut up Spain into go many French
military departments, in contempt of the
Regency at Madrid.--Tesms of pacilica-
ton are named, without The authority on
which they are stated. a-s5ome important
measure is brewing in the BRUSH cabinet,
must probably in relation to This very sub.
'ject. There has been some severe fighting
in Catalonia, aud perhaps soms, sharp Skin.
mshes between MotA07 and Ballastcros.
These are the principal Items --and we are
now as much puzzled to antic ipate the ca
tastrophe rs we were on the opening of the
drama. r.. Eng. 2jd tasi.
Letters from England speak of The wheat
crops being retsfded by the cold rains: the
harvest was mol expected tn take place be-
fore October. A letter from Liverpool of
the 9th August mentions THAT the weather
has been unlavorablc for the cropsof grain,
and spectators arr rather Snsg'6ne Of fur
tier adpanee, and which may take place if
the weather centinues-wbest in bond 80
SIS. m.
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i0i..-..i SOM -. ,.spssss
1t me not tn The marrir.t ii lie nia#s
Amii impedilneni. inff NJ Ia
dhirt afiers tnsa Il eiistatis4 nd.
u bends with the remover Ia ranlnts
Oh M! il ia M ERR irta mn r.
ihri isoks IN hmpesis md Is utte,shaSea
II IS The atfffp CT ~ gaHH tug bast,
Whose "orth's unknown, although lis height
be taken
Le.e's mi Tunes fooI, though rev lips and
cheeks
Within his hending sickle eomprss eone
Lore alters nal nth his hui hours eld irdtIs,
Bpt bears II ori cen 10 At tdse Of 9oom
Ii ihi: be error, and npnn ne frov'd,
never writ, nor no mah ever loth