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MEMORANDA.

pTE.HOhfgN III
The big Ann u Gsdsden, Is ker, from IN
pou, was al Matanz,s, Apr 3, Just arrived.
The sloop Two Brothers, Fo,oerg, Of this
port, touched az BonavIsta, Fsu. ~, and sailed
tor RIO Nun.S
The ship Newport, Burroughs, Of this port,
was spo keo IF Ky West, 9Th Mar lS days
ION N York
ARR at Point Petre, l2h ult. sch. Betsey,
Dennis, Of this port, ls days from Whining
ton, VIII h los. OF deck toad
Spokr n, Feb. -, IN Gut Of Gibraltar, Hyr
perion, NewtoD, Of this port days rom
Malsgo, to- Baltimore.
The ship Leondss' Law1on, Of Bristol, wss
a, Ma,.Dzos, April 3, tor ST Pesss5utg, in
os 10 days
Tho brig Panther, Cornell, OF this port,
was Ief a, Havans, ApnI 8, TO- Charleston in
8 duys--also, brig Stephen, Bigley, Of his
pot, waiting cargo. g....
The sch. Baltic, OF N Kinestown, vas at
Havana April 8, losd,ng fo' home.
The sioop Hudson, Cory, arr. at Norfolk,
sp,il 10, days'tom Tiveuon.
Left Buenos Ayres, in Jan. brig Perse-
v.rsnce, SIsnhope, Of this port, 10 sail shostly
The brig Unlon, Gale, Of thi. port, was u,
HSvsoe APPS 8 f. New o leans 10 2 d Us.
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NOTICE..
Mrs. VIM. Tilley.

WILL Opep a ST HOoLN 81 ne io'mer res
Idsnce on the Hill, to commence the LIST
Of Msy.-She tenders her ,hsnks to those
who have heretofore psuooIzed her, and so.
ieits their support, as we'll as of the public
It's requested tbs, those Who may intend to
place Their Children under her care, would
make immediate application, when the coutse
Of io,ruc,ivn and ,sr m, (ahieb are moJe's,e)
will be made kDayp. Newport, APrn .,
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- LIZABETH BURLlNGHAM,
SHOE SIORE.
JOSIAH o. BUHDlCK,

Ladies Fncy Shoes Mmufaemyer.
y ESPEcrFULLY informs the Ladies Of Newport,
~ and its vicinity. that he has just received /.
.tge assortment Of Denmark satins, plain, figured.
nd variety Of coiors Of the firs quality. for Gus
IN work He has just employed several vorkmen
r-on The most approved manufactures in New York
nd Philadelphia. Specimens Of their work can be
cen At The Old stand. No i2s, rhsmessree, front
Of, tho C,-lom .Housr, ApTa 81
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William Callahan

WILL seh 80 re,Ssn,ug s,oo & Ol GOODS. very
w cheap for cAsh-consistng of British shiriings
--calicoes-furniture ditto-biick lace l.bawls--
counterpanes-cotion shawis-Marseilles Quilts. I3
o. squue--dim,es-csmbric. c.-book snt jaconet
musins-lenoes-cotton and wOrstcd s,ockings-si!k
and cotton umbrelss-snd q variety Of other Goods.
AL which we're imported BY hin direct from he
Manufactures. april 0.
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Columbian Central.

from Augusta (Geo) 'espectiog the duel be.
tween two students, which states that the
wounded combaisnt died the mex, day after
he rencoun,er.-These boys fought with
lies at so yards. The deceased is said TO
have grossly abused the Other, who was en-
forced by his ovn father, to challenge the sg'
eressor, by q th'ea, that if he did not, he
must. never again presume 10 lock him In
the face. N. Y. Statesmen.
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MIR RlEO,

In this town, on Monday evening last, by the Rev
MIR. Wheaton Theophiius C. Dunn NJ ID to Miss En-
sa5eth n Potter, daughter of Capt Robinson Potter.
On sunday evening last. by the Rev Mr. ormsbee,
Mr. Noah p haihargay, to Miss Nancy Poine, both
OF Freeto~n, Mass
At Mddieborongh, (hsss) on the 18th instant,
by the Rev MIR Kent, Mr. Benja,min " Ward, OF
this town, 10 Miss SusGn T. x Munro, of Bristol
biF ~
At Danvie, (Ken) i4tb uitmo. Mr. John ~ Y.a-s
son of Mr. Asa shaw, of this town, aged % years
His loss is much iamented by his friends and res
tiyes.
In Providence, i7th ultlmo Mrs Re6ecca .9,nss
wife Of Nr Asa Amrs, m her 4Sh year.---l9th, Mr.
Henry Thornton. aged 25.
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BENJAMIN MARSH, Jun. g. Co.

a
BENJAMIN MARSH, Jun. & Co.
Have for sale az tLsir Store, No es Thames
Street, aud corner Of Marker Square,
A LARGE assortment of Boots ard
u shoes-many of them just received, and suit.
able Tor the approaching season.
.frrong which are -
Ladies' first quality laced and strap walking shoes,
FIRST quality morocco and hid pumps,
Do black Denmark satin shoes.
Do colored do. do.
Do green morocco,
Misses f'st qualify black aud colored morocco
shoes.
Chidrens morocco and kid boots aud shoes OF al!
coors.
Mems fine calf.skin boots first quality,
do. do shoes, do. do.
do. morocco pumps,
do. thick shoes, sewed and pegg'd ,' -,
Youths and boys of all descriptions, variety
OF others, too numerous TO mention. Purchasers
are requested to call and for themselves as the
above boots and shoes will be sold Az low as can be
bought at any other store in town. Of equal quality
They keep constantly on hand sponge and liquid
blactings, warranted good the money will be re.
funded,-aiso, boot cord, webbing. shoe thread, sc
N. b Gentlemen wishing TO be fitted from their
measures, with boots shoes will please call AT the
store above mentioned and shall be suited Al short
notice.
Newport, April %
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Aurtions.
NOTICE.

~ & NOTICE.
ON TUESDAY next, 9th instant.
~ at 10 o'clock. will be let st Public Auction, AZ
Trinity Church, the following Pews, belonging To
The Corpora,isa Of said Church, for one year, viz.
No. /, 2, 8, 4, Is, Is, 81, 50, 33, 81.
35, So, 81, SO, 50, 40, 4l, AZ, 43, So,
So, 6S, SO. 20, Il, ~, 83, IS, 81, 88s
90, 81, %, 90. Aiso. the Gallery Pews,
Ny Order Of the Corporation. a
SAML. WHtrEHORNE, Sen'r Warden.
Newport. April -. 1924
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James HOrSwell,

EsPECrFULLY l".h.n, IN, friends
4 and the pubic that he has recently taken his
ola stand in Thames.stre opposite II. sessions
stoTe-~here he intends carrying on the TAILOR
ING business as formerly, in ali It's brsnches-sll
orders in his ine wilt be promptly attended to-and
executed IN neat snd fish onsb, lyle.
april %.
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Artillery. vas allied 90 the spos 10 another.
,wo young students, fighting with rifles, we's
both wounded, one sad 10 be morally-in a
third, General is said to have Gent the fam
Gus Cumming TO his account snd fourth
between the Governors OF South Carolina pnd
Colonel Middleton is said to have delayed me
execution, by one Of hem being taken sick
on Tie road.
Columbian Central.
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VIM James lilley,

fr.N ~ ttsniusN SIX .es more
~ of those BLUE BROADCL0THs at lss. the
yard, which very NICE and said to be cheap.
a, 24s the yard He has also BRUSSELS csrpeting
and borders, to match,-whcb he will sell for at least
90 per cent lower than can be bought in this state
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
E.N TERhD

E-N n II = u,
sloop Nancy & Polly. Anthony. New.York.
/, Essex, Burr, New.York.
CLE1BEO,
Schooner Gonzslvc, Barber, New.York.
Sloop America. Rose, Philadelphia.
:, BID jones, Layton, New York.
., Nancy & Po,iy. Providence.
:, Sally, Fox. Philadelphia
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ADJOURNED SALE.


Il hE following heai EStale will hs
i positively sold at Auction. (if not previously
disposed-of at private sale) on MONDAY. the goth
day OF AprineSt. commencing AZ II O'clock AM, viz
Twenty Point LOTS. in two squares, situated op
Washington street, near Fort Greene
ALSO,
On TUESDAY, .dh,n 27fh, ar IL o'clock &,
M on the nremtscs. tA
That eligible building lot on wsshngton-squarcs
next eastward ofthe estate late Gilbert Chace's.
Ltkrsvi.e, immediately after,
The lot in the Of the last mentioned.
sP. % J. T.. SHAW, .daet'r.
To Let, at Public Auction,
o. UEDHhoDaY, ah,H 2S h.
III II o'clock, II. M Onfhe premises. for fss
term II one year, zviihout veserpe,
A LII the Estate now occupied bv
< "A Charles Gyles, in Thames.strcet, west Of thd
Garden, consisting Of q Wharf, Stores and Work.
shops-possession given on the Ist Of May NEXT
The conditions OF sale. and Leases, will be made
known at the time and places.
J. &. SHAW, hues'r.
Newport. Feb %, 1924
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Sss aoss sac wish nrtune, bat health, ts,en'1,
soosiey and probi,y. and would prefer a hus-
baud occupied in 'sdenta'y Iabour ;--sbe i.
aiogslarly handsome, aud in the most com.
pe,e health.
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GUBRRAATORLAL ELACIIOA.

Yesterday the Freemen OF TINS state
assembled in their respective towns for
1he choice Of Governor, Lieutenant Gov.
ernor, Senator'S, Secretary, Attorney
General, and General Treasurer, TO. the
ensuing year No serious opposition
being made to the candidates named IN
the Republican Prox, those gentlemen
therefore are doubtless elected. In this
town, Thomas G.. PITMAN, Esq. was
chosen Moderator and the following
gentlemen were chosen without opposl-
tion, Representatives in the General AS
senbly, viz BENJAM1N HAZARD,
WILLIAM HUNTER,AsHER ROBBINS
STEPHEN / NokTHAM, CHRISTIE.
PIER g.. ROBBINS, and WILLIAM ).
NICHOLS The meeting then made
choice of { CHRISTOPHER G.. CHAMPLIN
Asher ROBBINS, BENJAMIN HAz-
ARD. WILLIAM HUNTER, HENRY
BULL, and DUrEE ]. PEARcE, as Del
egates to attend the State Convention, to
be holden on the 2lst day of June next.
The votes given in, were not declared
when our paper went to press.
BY the Intelligencer received yestcr-
day afternoon, we learn that the Tariff
Bill has passed the House of Representa-
tives, lO7 to lO2, and sent to the Senate
for concurrence.
----- -.. ,.,..,
From the New.York Statesman of Saturday last.
ETrass Of tefter from flashing on, dated
.1hrH l4.h, 1924
This day the P;evioo' Q fes,ion was "a
Ken On the Tariff Btii-,yes III, noes 90.
The question, sh,i the bill be eng ossed apd
read third time waS then pst--syes los
noes 100 After an unsuccessful sttenpt 20
postpone the third reAding til the 4 h Of July
mex, on which the ayes and noes were also
taken, II was determined tha, the bill have its
thud reading to morrow. You will perceive
aides the Spsaker Two have gone home,
AMI wo are confined win sickness Untot
tuna,e'y for the friends Of manufactures, the
absences a'e all tariff men"
In the House on Thuos sdsY Last, the oues
ton balng on The passage OF the Taft Bill,
Nj. R4odolph delivered q Speech of nes'ly
three hou's, IN dscided opposition to tho Bill.
concluding wih motion 10 postpone iDdeh
nite'y he furthsr consideration OF the bill.
M Holcombe, Of New Jersey, followed Nj.
II. n the opposite side OF the question, IN a
Spsecn IF about an hour, and then the House
sdjou ned
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~ - | IJf.
PROPOSALS in writing, will be re.
eeived by the subscriber, unit, the 1st day of June
next for supplying WOO ID for the use Of the troops
in the Harbor OF Newport, not exceeding in the
whole f1vo hundred cordo The delivery TO commence
as soon as practicable after the contract ia made,
and to be completed by the Ist day OF Nov next
the whole 10 be sound merchandise Oak wood. and
to measure 1913 cubic feet 10 the cord
Bonds will be required for the faithful perform.
snce ofthe contract, supported by two good ard Suf
hcient suretes WALTER SMITH.
Fort Woicott, April %
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State of Rhode. island, &c.
Clerks Office, Couvs Of Common Pieos, tor the
emmy Of .evhort, Ioh fhrii, 1924.
WHEaEAs Thomas Dennis, jr. Of the town 8. coun.
w " Newport mariner, has this day fled in my
office apple alton for notice be issued TO his cred.
tors to be and appear before said Court on The Sec
ond day Of the thereof to be holden at Newport
within and for the county aforesaid on the third Mon
day of May next then and there to nominate assign
of the property OF said Dennis, agrecsbly to an
act OF The Hon Gen Assembly, passed at January
session, l623 entitled sn act for the relief Of nso
vent debtors" Notice is therefore hereby given TO
the creditors OF said Dennir then and there to ap-
pear Tor The purpose aforesaid.
HENRY Y IRANSTON. Ck.
Aprii %
DrKED up. adrift on the 8tl, inst. TO the south.
l. ward oi Csstie-H quantity of shingles. The
owncr may have the same. on proving property and
paying charges. by applying TO The subscriber.
WILLIAM LLOYD.
Newport, tpril o. 1924.
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DUELLIN0.

{southsrn letters give note Of four re
$50. yiggsrs" 10 their warm eli
one, Lieutsnsnt Gu'on. Q yoonr
Dislng officer Of The UsGsd STATES
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Mrs. Miles,

II AS 1ust I C,ivgu, and oilers for sale,
l. l. as low can b. pnrchssed at any store in
Town, very handsome assortment OF Millinery and
i.ncy goods OF the newest fashions too extensive 20
enumers.e in an adyertisement Gentier.en and la.
dies are invited to call and see for themselves
She has on hand, and intend 10 Keep constant
supply Of ladies' and misses Lex horn md straw Hats
and bonnets Vi various quailties-very cheap
Apf % 6w
= LlZABErH BURLlNGH 4. VI,
1A wishes to inform he public and be- friends 5
that she has resumed her former business Of keeping
Boarding House. for either steady or transient
5DarJers. Persons living in ,he c0untry who ma
wish 10 board their children in town the beneh,
Of good schools. may depend having every stien.
lion paid them in her power. Any gentlen.sn who
may wish a room FOR a study, can be pleasantly &C
comnoiated.
Country produce. where II is requested, will be u
zen in psyment-and the smallest favor grateful,
acknowledged pc ".'
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From the Commercial Advertiser.

From the Commercial Advertiser. .
Erirdct II a leTer from Washington, dated
h. Ifhri -.
What will be ibe iae Of the Tariff B II in
The SeO.e, Is some what doubtful, II will,
probably have IN ,jority Of from TWO TO 6ve-
ceuoinly not more. The president IS PIE.
pared to sign II, so tha, am inclined 20 be.
iieve II will become law before tho lst Of
Iune. Nav this subject OF engtb ny confess
IL removed day Of sdjuurnm.n' will soon be
sgreed Spoo, and legislation will proceed with
rapid pace"
81 Piracy p--Capt. Davis, from ST. Croix, for.
nisnes she following information, rsccVed
thee on the Soh oit. from S.. Thomss. o.
the 24h, IN Sth Rock Passage, an american
Brig md Sp .n,h sch. were boarded by an
open boat, foil Of pi ales, and MI hands ErIr
dered, except . boy, who saved b.. his by
swimming, being nes' Polo Bico He each
cd land, and gave info E',,,ou. The nex, day
the pirates began % citcuia'e the money, OBJ
bed from the ~e.sel,, in Pouo Rico, we,e
(. spprf le'de 3. confessed lhe't guilt aud se,en
.wste hsnged.
- There is said - D.. > mes. Of pirate, n.u
Xcuvilas, Cub, and an A ne'icsn brig he,
Mo- robbed Of $4,000 IN specie.
~ cres,eh, Of the mon Of Feb'u,'y, sew.
M yxmte,,es we're comm,usj in The cry ~
exie, In one case. tvp p.tsons bayo.
rssllsd. the aggressor plunged a d'gg-
the bfesu Of the Other, who dteS It GU
ts,Iy add buried IL In the heart Of his Cd
II Both fell dead IN ne sans momen
E DUELLING.
Southsrn letters give note OF four re
ks;so. yiggsrs" 10 their warm eli
Lone, Lieutsnsnt Cu'on, yconr
pis'og officer Of ths Uss:sd States
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LADIES' MAG VINE

THE 9th number Of the La!ics M,galine is now
ready for distribution, and may te had at the
book store of Messrs w & }. B.ssRR, at Mr.
SAMUEL w VIssoN, and at the office OF BssJ B
MuMroRD, Esq. At each Of those places supsc,ip
ton papers are still open
Subscribers will please call or send for their Mag
aznes toDe aeon samuel Sinson's. Church street
NewpoI'. april 90. 1924.
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*n* Fd1MEN7 OF TAXES.
THE Collector of the State and Town
Taxes hereby gives notice TO eli Delnquea,s, that
unless their Taxes are paid on or before FRIDAY,
the 30th of April. their several Estates will be sd
vertsed in the Mercury OF the first of May next. to
be sold at Public auction, for the payment Of the
same. with all incidental charges and cxpences.
JO,EPH MARTIN Collector.
Newport Apri o. 1924
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New-York Hat Store,

A<CW- OIk AIdl CtOTS,
No 93, Thames SUeef, Newport, Il. L.
THE subscribers having purchased
\ at NewYork, large and extensive sssor, ment
OF HATS, selected from the various manufac turies
IN that city. now offers hem for sale the lib.
era, terms-among them are. MEMS. Youth and fam
cy Hats, OF the most recent fashions.
Their friends. and the public in general, may he
assured that IS the above stock pui chased for
cash, they are enabled TO sell on as liberal terms rs
any store IN the state
N q. All orders sen, will be punctually attend.
ed 10. K II. PlTMAN.
sp %, 1894. 3w.
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There is said 10 D. nes, Of pirate, n.s'
Eeuvias, Cub, and an American brig has
4 No. robbed Of $4,000 N specie.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-16
PRESLDET7H4L ELECTION RETURNS
VIRGINIA.
onAwr'p ADAMS JAcKsov /
NORFOLK, Nov. II.
NEWS FROM THE PIRATES.

Captain Banks, of the schooner Princess Ann.
arrived at this port on "Wednesday from Havana
whence she sailed on the first inst. was informed
Just before his departure, THAI the Colombian
private armed schr. La Zulrna had had an en-
gagement Off Point Yeacos with two piraticaI
schooncrs, and after a severe conflict succeeded
IN capturing one of them and sinking the other
Fifteen of tue crew of the captured schooner
were found dead on the decks after the action;
and all on board the one sunk went down with
ber-not ono was saved. The Colombians had
lO men killed. There were two other schrs in
co. with them when first discovered by the La
Iuima, but they made off and stood in towards
the land.
The La Zulma, when she fell in with the ri
rates, was giving convoy TO the brig Joseph,
Feare, OF Philadelphia, and some other vessels.
Several other Colombian vessels of war were
cruising OF Havana, and bad been very service
able in afordiDg convoy TO vessels of the u.
States, and other friendly nations-at the same
time they were extremely active in ANNOYING
the Spanish commerce. One of them called the
Polly IIarsnton had captured ship direct from
Cadiz for Havana full of men and women pas
sengers. A French ship, from Bordeaux bound
TO Havana, had also been captured BY a Co
lombian schr. under the suspicion of having
Spanish property ON board.
Capt. Banks learnt from the American Con-
suI at Havana, that the u. s. schr. Porpoise
Lieut.. Commandant Skinner, had captured a
large open boat, her crew. consisting of fifteen
men, having run her close in shore and made
their escape. From this probably originated
the report by the schr. Providence, (arrived at
Philadelphia of the capture Of piratical schr.
aud three barges by theAPSrpoise.
Capt Banks states thAt The pirates had be-
come more numerous than at any former period.
aud the seas along the coast of Cuba were Iitez
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From the Vermont Aurora.l


Statistical pie,o Of The u Stutes.-A vieys
OF the present resources and condition of the
United States is here presented, which must be
interesting to every person, on account of the
unprecedented accumulation of her wealth and
population. The American government ex.
erclses dominion over country more extern
sive than any other nation upon earth.
Inc sun IS four hours in its passage from the
time 1t first shines upon tue Eastern shores OF
Maine, until it strikes the water of the Pacific
itls about four months in passing the degrees OF
latitude of the United States, in her northern
and southern declinaton embracing six yarie.
tics of climate. The United States contain
twelve hundred million acres of land, of which
we may calculate that one fifteenth part of it is
cultivated. Estimating then the improved land
al III dolls. per acre, reckoning il at eighty mil.
lion acres, it amounts to eight hundred million
dollars; and the unimprored land, at three dol
lars per acre, will amount to the sum of three
thousand three hundred and sixty million of
dollars, which makes in the whole, for the land
ed wealth, four thousand one hundred and sixty
million dollars. The live stock. CONSISTING of
cattle, horses, sheep, and hogs will, calculating
the cattle at one hundred and twenty million
dollars, the horses, at one hundred million, and
the sheep and hogs, at eighty million more, pro-
dnce an aggregate of three hundred million dol
iars; two million of buildings, make at four hun
dred each, eight hundred million dollars. The
Whole OF the exports of the United States are
seVenty-four million-of the imports seyentvse.
ven raiiiion-tonnage, in foreign and coastinr
trade, one million two hundred thousand dollars
The commerce of the United States is extend.
ed over the whole world from the barren coasfs
OF Labrador to New-Holland, the South Sea Is
lands, China, India, the continents of Afr;ca
and Europe-from the northwest region of A.
meiIca to the isles in the Pacific, Cape Horn.
and the West Indies
The capital invested in banks, insurancee
government stock, manufactures, roads. canals
ana loans, exceed eight hundred millions of dol
isrs; that invested in foreign and domestic trade
i've hundred millions, which, with the for1ner
eight hundred millions, together with slaves
furniture, and implements of busbaTdrv vii
equai the sum OF two thousand millions.
Inc produce of agriculture, manufactures
commerce. professional business, labor and re,
venue makes five hundred million, and in the
whole amount of national wealth, eight thousand
seven hundred and sixty millions of dollars
me population Of the United States is novv
Twelve millions, which, with the ratio of increase
TOT NE past, viii double in twenty-three years.
In I813, the population viii be twenty millions.
Ia 1907, thIrty-six millions. In 1890, SEVENTH
two millions. There is now 20 every hundred
acres OF land, one person; and when the popuIa-
tIon amounts to seventy-two millions there will
be twelve souls to every hundred, which will he
Just eqnai 20 the population Of Massachusetts.