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jonathan BA RrLETr, ESQ. OF Moose Island,
Is said TO have purchased Steam Boat, al
New-Y0rk, 10 be employed as a Packet be.
tween EastPort and Boston, to tosch AZ Port
land.
Firs.--The house Of Mr.. |. Eaton, OF Far
mingtOn, was consumed al noon on the 18th
inst. while the family except children under
10 year., were absent attending the funeral
Of J. stinCii 6sld, Zee. Kindled BY means 81
fax which workmon were drying by the FIRE.
The children barely escaped. Loss $4,000
Commodore Daniels, Of the Colombian ser
vice, has been tried BY Court Martial fol
the loss oftwo sloOps Of war and honorably &C
quilted. Splendid entertainments we're giver
him after bis acquital BY the first families ID
Caracas.
tits reported that an engagement took pIace
of Havana. between the Colombian brig o.
war Gen. Soublette aud Spanish merchant
man Of several guns, IN which the latter gain
ed some advantage tho Gen. S. losing Is Of
10 men.
IghaliBg Ether.---W William C.. Fricke, aged
IA, died in Philadelphia on Thursday. Thi,
IS the second instance within short time thai
death has resulted from tie deleterious effects
ofinhaliDg Ether.
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MARRIED.


In Bath, by Rev. Silas Steans, Mr. Alpheus w
Boyuton, to Miss Sarah, daughter If Capt. Joseph
Stockbridge. MIR. John Low, ID. to Miss Hannah
Thompson.
In Belfast. Mr.. James Davis 10 Miss Ann Hop
kins- MIR. Joshua Moor, to Miss Polly Stevens.
In Warren, Mr.. William Starrst 70 Miss Abigail
Davis.
In Solon Mr.. Elias G. Gould, ofNew Vinsva I'd.
to Miss Mary Jewett daughter OF Mr.. James Je W.
EFT.
In Augusta, Mr. Henry shauuck, formerly Of
Peppsrell Mass. 10 Miss Mary Snow, youngss,
da tighter Of Mr.. James Snow.
In Lubec, Mr.. Davenport Tucker, to Miss
Susan Taylor.
In Plantation No. 8, Mr. John Sweeney, TO
Miss Nancy Ferris.
At CampO-Bello, Mr.. William Ludlow, to Miss
Eliza Wilson
In Hallowell, Mr. James Atkins, to Miss Deb
orah Smith. Mr. William Robinson, to Miss
Susan Springer.
In Pennington, 1t. Joseph Ames, 70 Miss Cy-
rene Gould
In Augusta, Mr. Ezra Ingraham, aged SO, to
Miss Betsey Stone, aged Is. Mr.. VIM. Little,
Jr. OF kingheid, to Miss Anna Y Savage.
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In this town, Hon MATTHEW CoBB, aged 81
For many years a Merchant OF eminent integri
~ and benevolsnce in this place, and formerly .
Counsellor Of the Commonwealth of Massa-
chusetts
Capt. DAVID HUI, aged 3S--EEIzARErH B.
daughter Of widow a. Foster, aged 10 years.
Drowned GEAR Liverpool, MIR. John I. Good
win, Of South Berwick.
Thomas HONEYWELL native Of Madison Me.
seaman Of the brig Mona. Of Boston. was drowned
at Bueuos Ayres. by the upsetting Of boat, abou,
the last December.
In Pennington, suddenly. Maj Benjamin M
Bsloher. aged 42--Jsremiah Stinchheld. Esq. aged
So killed BY the falling Of tree.
On boardb brig Emelia, now at New York, from
the coast OF Africa, Jan. g, Nr. George Fletcher,
Tor Thacher, one account says he was mate OF
Augusta, Maine.
In Belfast, Mr. Daniel MCarvey, aged 81, a
native OF Ireland His death was Occasioned by
falling between the wharf and SCH Experiment
into which place be was rolling cask 81 water
upou piaRk, which broke and fell upon him
together with the cask. Mr.. Nathaniel Holden.
In NOrridgewock, child Of Mr.. Jonas Buss
In Embden, suddenly on Monday last, Elder
Edward Locke, of Chesterville, formerly from
GiImanton, New Hampshire, aged s.. lie had
been an itinerant preacher for about City years
He preached bis last sermon but four DAYS be-
fore his death, thus ended his labours with bis
life
In Fairfield, MIR. Mcfarland, Revolutionary
pensioner.
Az New York CITY. Mr.. Jonathan Moody. Jun.
Of Falmouth. Me. lately from NJ odsans
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COMMUNICATION.
Grammar cCHOOLs

GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.
The subject Of od4Jation & one, uhich nj
wolves the dearest interests Of society; and
which i most intimately connected with the
moral Improvement Of the risiag generation.
III government like ours, the stability Of which
depends upon the general diffusion of knowl-
edge, il behoves every parent, who has the
means, 20 bestow upon his children that more
than golden legacy and that all may have the
means, i is highly necessary that each Town
should establish well regulated schools, in which
equal advantages of instruction may be enjoyed
by all classes OF society. This would cores
pond with the true spirit of our constitution, and
tend 10 preserve harmony among the several
orders OF the community. Nothing Is so much
calculated to promote marked distinctions, and
lanti-Fesublican feelings, as an exclusive system
OF education. IL is now upwards OF two years
since the Grammar School in this Town was put
ia operation, under the direction of an able and
interchangeable instructor, whose merits and use
fitness, all are willing 70 allow. This school, If
we mistake not, is exclusively for males, and
there is still wanting similar establishment
for females. II we are not misintormed the
only BRANCHES in which female can be
instructed, in our common schools, are read
ing, writing and arithmetic and although
lorthography and reading are branches of Eng
lish grammar, they cannot be perfectly learned
OF themselves. IL must be, and indeed mas long
been a subject Of regret, that 50 few among the
mass OF oar population, taken generally under
stand the principles of their own language II
is not so with the French You will scarce ever
meet Frenchman that cannot teach successful
" the grammar of his own language and hence
it's, thatthe common people in France are noted
for their correct and polite dction.
AT the last quarterly examination Of Mr.. Lib
bey's school, there were bat seven or eight va
cancies, and upwards Of forty applicants. Thus
Il IS plain that sufficient provisions have not yet
been made even for males while nothing is
done for females. Let those who have children
especially daughters, look with little more
attention 10 this subject Educate your females
properly and Ignorance shall be banished from
the land. We shall close by expressing hope
that concern of so high importance will no
longer be neglected
AN INHABITANT
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In the Mississippi, Feb. 2S, Belvidere, from
Hsvre-also, Lydia, from do.
The 81. Jones Hale. Stsnwood. from ~ York, fol
this p0r- was at SAGE. disch, corn, yesterday.
Adv. az Charleston, 18th, Retrieve. Crawford, fo
Boston Leader. do. only passengers wanted
Sailed Lawson Of HallowelL
CT. al Charleston, I4th. J. Monros, Churchill
Portland
Ar. at Wilmington. previous TO the 18th. Dolphin
Emery. Quad Diligesce. Eustis. Grenada CT
Liberty, Emery, and Planet. Raekli5, Hayti Bet
say Wales Havana.
Ar. at Washington. " c. no date. Lucy Hoaly
Hawkes. Of ThomastOn.
Az Wilmington, Alexander. Saunders Of Hal.
lowell from Barbados ard St. Croix.
Sailed, about the 18th, Olive, Sylvester Tonoa.
At Norfolk, the Ann Of Thomasion. ar up l6th.
The Lucy Ann. Davis, for Richmond, was towed
down 70 the Roads 10th.
Sailed 10th, Leader and IndepcnsenGs, Bait
The Olive 4 Sarah. BlaekmeT, Of Bath, has ar.
al Bait n days from n. Orleans.
Ar. At N. York. 2ist. Mary Lord, Lord, Liv. IS
Cicero, s. Ubes, 46s Matilda. AlcKown. s.. Mar
tins q.
Below 22d. LevAnt. Choats. Havanr. Is
CT 2oEh. Hope Haskell Lubec.- Sailed 2Isi. o,
Branch Stztira, PsstsR. Mobile Hsniet Bath.
Ar AZ New York, Gath, sch. Sandiord l. WA
Sheffield, Havana, Is Moses, Sager, OF Sac0,
Cayenne, 20, for Boston, put IN for provisions
and to repair sails brig FsvOrite, Dyer, Of this
port, Honduras.
Ar. at guar. ground, 2lsi, BsiseJ & Pssr, Par
ringtoB, Hayara-
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A CARD.
MRS. MURRAY

u ETURNS her thanks her friends, for their Very
~ liberal encouragement hegs leave 20 inform
them. and the public, thar her Spring Term viii
commence on MONDAY, 9Th April
Mrs. ". having limited her number TO thirty,
those who wish 70 avail themselves Of her instrue
tion win please apply early IN the term
tETNoung Ladies from the eOuntry, can b ac-
comm0dzisa with board and taition ca very modsr
ate terms.
Flessant-SueGt, Portland, Feb. 4, lSl4
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I Hr Al H0lmes Hole. 71d ana ESD, Betsey
Th0snasion foT Richmond Mary Spear, do. for
YORK Constitution. Mt Desert. do.
Also ar. Ann, Nsnolk for Macbias.
Sailed from Falmo8th, Mass. I'd. Sarah, BouTa
for Portland.
Ar. AZ Holmes Hole, a5th- Olive Branch
Woodbury., 9 days from Norfolk, for Lubec
Tamworth Hamor Nafanzas, Is, for Boston
B0lina, from Vinalhavea, for n. fork-passet
brig Harriet. burlington, FOR Bath
In Wood Hole Harb0r, sch Cicero, Clark
from Wiscssset, for n York.
Went 10 sea, on Friday Belvidere, Thomaston
Ardent, Prince, Of n. Yarmouth. for Bait.
Ar. AZ Boston, 18th. Decatur. Miller, MaisBzas
2.-SylvestsS Healy. Robinson. New 0reass--6th
MaFgarst, Dunbar, 81 Caslins. Hayana, l7-Bos
ton Packet, Emery, Pom an Pnncs--So7hFoni'
Dole, Wade. Point Petre, 34-Bnye, Williams
Kirtery.-CL ST. Governor Knight, Portland
Lewis. WebbeT Kennebunk
Ar. al Bath 2OJh. SCH Rapid Webb, Boston
22d, Hiram. Tarr Gloucester Cape Ann.
Shackf0Td, Boston 81. Reindeer. Appleby, q. JohI
18th, 81 -. Waits, Pouland.-Saiea, sch
Sarah Ann, Al Kinney. Bermuda Aristides, Green
low. Boston 81 CFoix, Brooks. Boston NigilanI
Batson- Boston Albert. Shacklord, ~ York
Ploughboy, Ferris s., John.
Ar. al Belfast 18th. 81. Jane, Davis Boston
18th, new brig Rising States, Holmes, Castine-
Goth, sch Hunter, Tebbeis. Salem-23d, sch Be
hah, Wight. Castine.-Sailed 18th. Amerisa
Houlton, Boston--2lst. schs. MaYaoweI. Stanwood
ST. VineenE- e. pertinent, Miller, Boston-Su
peTb, h'Farlaud, DO.
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BRANDY, FLOUR, &c.
JOHN Id. GARDNER,

1t No. 5, CRtral ROlo,
HAS FOR SALE
IN PIPES Rochelle BRANDY 4th proof, supe.
" rior quality;
Pipes Marseies do-3d do;
Pipes n. York doth proof;
80 Bbls Superine Gennessee White Wheat
FLOUR;
$50 ditto Richmond City Mills Family ditto;
$50 ditto Alexandria Superhne FLOUR;
100 Bbls n York Middlings and fine middlings ;
100 kegs manufactured TOBACCO, OF various
brands, warranted good;
Is or. casks Canary WINE, "Cogswell >
brand, entitled 20 debentuIe
5 ar do Sicily Madeira WINE;
4 or. do Old Malmsey do;
20 chests Y II. TEA, Isabella, & VIM. 4 Jane :
cargo;
do. Old Hyson, VIM. & James;
20 boxes Souchong TEA, Benz. Rusb's cargo;
10000 feet Chelmsford GLASS, assorted sizes
at reduced prices;
80 Bolts Russia DUCK;
so pieces Ravens do;
100 pieces stout Red American FLANNELs
fast colors, made expressly for hsherinea
Also,
400 barrels Mess No. /, 2 aud New BEEF.
Portland, March 10, 1924.
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HALLowELL. March. 2

HALLowELL, March, 20.
Extract Of letter from Capt. z. DOr, Of tht
brig Eugene 10 tie 0rner, Gideon Farrell, Esq
Of this fOsrn, dated off Bciiae, FEB. q, 1924
II bsYe on kasrG capt. Nm FaRsE orth, Of
the brig Harriet s. Lucy, Of Camden, Me. hi:
mate, sabeFearso and two Of his crew.-They
" ere from New Orleans, bound for Tobasco
and captared sm the 2lsi Of Jaa-eff the bar OF
Tobasco, by niratical boat, taken 10 sea, strip
ped Of every thing but life and sent adiift in ar
open boat. They however fortunately reached
the land. Four more Of the crew were detained
by the pirates
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10 LET,

'nNE HALF Of convenient DWELL
" ING HOUSE, situate in central part o.
the town, and immediate possession given
Apply az the Gazette Ofkce
Portland, Feb 9, 1924
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or permitted 70 depart, rithin that year, was
So. The number u cadets At present al the
Institution, is pa.
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FOR SALE AT
JEREMIAH GORE, JAS.
COM.MISSION SIORE.

No. 6, south side Long Wharf,
HHDS. St Croix Rum-hhds. Grenada Rum
IL Pipes Cognac Brandy-Pipes Holland
Gin-casks Sicily Madeira, Lisbon and Malaga
Wines-bbls. winter pressed sperm Oil-bbls
fall pressed sperm Oil--chests and boxes sou
chong, caper souchong and bohea Teas-bbIs
Tar-bbls. faosin-bags Pepper-Cassia-Nut
Tndigo--bbls. ground Ginger--csse,
Sweet Oil-casks Rasins-bbls. prime Pork
bbIs Muscovado Sugar-casks new Rice-chest.
Hyson Tea-cases Canton white Sugar-boxe:
double boiled Calcutta white Sugar-boxe.
Soap-boxes mould and dpt Candles-Choco
te-Cloves-Bbls. Clear Pork-Qr. Casks Dry
Malaga Wine Also
90 Bushels Herds Grass Seed, &c. &c.
Feb. l6. (istf)
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Military .4oademy.--From document re
cently laid before the House Of Represents.
ives BY the Secretary Of War. il appears, that
Tie number Of cadets admitted into the inst.
tuition during the year 1923, was 81. The
number who completed the regular course Of
study and instruction within that year. 35-
II Of whom received commissions il the ar.
~ and that the whole Number discharged
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PUBLIC SALE.


TO be sold, a tbs house of LnDlt Rnorrs, in
A Frecp0rt, ou FRIDAY rive sixteenth "
April neat, al o'clock y 81, 70 much OF the
Real Esiste ~ JAMES ROGERS, latr w Free
port, deceased, as viii produce the sum o. three
hundred end eighty dollars, Eor the payment NJ
the just debts Of said deceased--said sale il
made ~ order of TIE Judge WI Probate, for the
county Of Cumberland
LYDIA ROGERS, .ldHsiaiIirairir.
March 81, iso4
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Cumberland and Oxford
CANAL LOTTERY
SECOND CLASS.
SCHEME.

1OOO n 1lZNos C-OyOOO
The drawing Of this Lottery will be at the
Town House, in Portland, and commence on
Thursday, the sixth day Of May next, at three
O'Clock, p. III.
Tickets rise so cents on the 10th Of April.
Present price of Tickets-WHOLES IS
|QUARTERS q 81 70; EIGHTHS IS cents;
and may be had in great variety Of numbers at
Ne. 4, Columbian ROS, Middle street, Port
land, Of
]. & j. DUNN.
N. 3. the Managers list in the first class
examined gratis.
Also
Are now finishing, TWENTY ELEGANT
CHAISES, cheap for CASH.
Saddles, Brides, Harnesses, &c. &rs.
constantly on hand. If
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UTFunds for the payment of the Pensioner
were received at the Cumberland Bank by the
mail OF Friday evening last
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SeffieNeat Of Maine Ldnds.-The Legisla-
tare Of Maine has passed a law 70 promote
The sale and settlement OF the public lands in
that state, BY WATCH il is provided that suita-
BE townships shall be surveyed, and divided
into lots Of ahundred acres each, and sold to
actual settlers only. The FIRST FORTY settlers
70 any township are offered lot Of hundred
acres, to be selected BY the purchaser from
any land not previously contracted for, al thir-
" cents an acre, one half 10 be paid in mon
ey az the time Of contracting. and the 9TH
er half 10 labour in making roads in the town,
under the direction Of the agent. After con-
tracts have been made for forty settlers in any
township, the residue Of the lands 10 the town
ship Is 60 be sold at the rate Of sixty cents an
2cre.--B0s. Dai. ads.
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Netc Hampshire Eiecfi0n-All the votes have
oeen returned to the secretary's Office and Il is
ascertained that there is no choice bv the neorls
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-02-18

st. LOUIS, Jan. 13.-William V. Rector.
Esq. who returned from theArkansas the e.
vening before last, brings information, derived
from Mr.. Philbrook, the Deputy Indian Agent
Tor the band of Osages on the Arkansas that a
party Ct traders sent out by Frederick Not
rebe, the post of Arkansas, under Mr.. Bar.
aque, were attacked some FIVE weeks since bv
party of Osages, high upon the south side
OF the Arkansas river, and ten or twelve white
men and one negro were killed, and a large
quantity of beaver taken from them. Bara-
que and two other men escaped. The out
rage is said to have, been committed beyond
the tract of country claimed by the Osages.
Gen. Atkinson, upon receiving the above
information, dispatched an officer to Col. Ar
buckle, commanding the troops at Fort Smith
on the Arkansas, with special instructions
touching this affair.
letter from Col. Leavenworth; at Conn
Gil Bluffs, dated 18th Dec. to Gen. Atkinson.
who commands this frontier, states that three
men lately arrived at that place from Cedar
Fort. bring information that six or seven men
OF MAJOR Henry's party had been attacked,
near the Mandan Villages by either Mandans
or Aurlckarees, and that three of the whites
were killed. They also state that the Au-
rickrees, were building two towns one on each
side Of the Missouri, near the mouth of the
Cannon Ball river.
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Legislature of Massachusetts.
SECOND SESSION.
S EN- TIE.

y Il ~ "A i l..
MONDAY, Feb. 9.-The committee on
Banks was ordered to prepare bill
more effectually to provide against the
frauds of Cashiers, and other officers Of
| Banks.
The Globe Fire and Marine ms. Co.
bill the Boston Mechanic and Traders
ms 20: bill; the Boston Copper Man.
20. bill; and the Dighton Baptist So
clety blll-passed 10 be enacted.
TUESDAY, Feb. 1o.-An order passed
directing the Secretary to transmit TO,
each OF the Senators and Representa-
tives of this Commonwealth and Maine
in Congress, printed copy of the cor
respondence of the Agents appointed to
prosecute the Claim of this State against
the General Government.
The committee on the subject, re-
ported, that the Legislature may have
recess on Wednesday the 18th inst.
which was accepted.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 1.-THE resolve to
pay the members of the Hon. House out
of the public treasury was called up and
debated. Upon motion of Hon. Mr..
Hubbard, the further consideration there
OF, was postponed until tomorrow.
THURSDAY, Feb. 12.--The Senate af-
ter debate, refused, by yeas and nays, to
reconsider the vote Of non-concurrence
in the resolve of the House for paying
its members out of the public treasury.
Yeas 18, Nays II.
Hon. Messrs. Allen and Hubbard,
Nessrs' Willard, Ruster, and HAhings
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FROM MEYIHn

Capt. Hathaway, of the schr. Eclipse,
salied from Alvarado on the 22d ult.
No news from the City of Mexico had
qeen received since the sailing of the
John' on the 9Th. 1t was understood
I'M me new Constitution had been adopted
The Commandment Of Vera Cruz had
ceased for the last or 8 days, for what
cause, capt u. did not learn. A Span.
lsh frigate and brig of war, had arrived
and remained of the Castle of Uloa
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WIscAssEr FEE. 10.
a PROFITABLE Sheep.

DR.. Wright, Of Edgecomb, has sheep
that brought eve lamb the first day
of February 1923 the eth of May she
had Ct lbs. of wool sheared from her ;
the 4th Of June II lbs. were taken from
the lamb; 18th of July the same sheep
brought two more eve lambs; the 18th
OF January 1924, the first lamb brought
a eve lamb; the 9th the old sheep
brought another eve lamb: all alive
and in good order. Query-If the same
sheep and her progeny increase in the
same ratio for three years, how many
sheep and how many lbs. of wool viii
there be
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Bp the Aatls.
GREECE.
ZANTE. Oct.

LANTE, Oct. Is.
All the stories which have been cir
culated OF divisions amongst the Greeks.
have grown out of the single fact, that
an intriguer, called Theodore Negrls.
has been banished to Athens, and anoth-
er person called Deli JAM, has been
sent to Hydra, to perform quarantine
until the fever of their ambition is over.
1t has also been found necessary to clear
the Province of the Heterists, who, be-
ing much disappointed, have turned
providers OF news for those spirited
Journals who carry on a war against us.
the success of which is not at all doubt
ed by the Turks.-They permitted
themselves to send the head of Mark
Bozzaris to Constantinople, while that
hero lived four days after being wound
ed, and expired in the midst of his friends
at Mlssolonghi. The Greeks of the
Islands and the Maine have subscribed
to erect a monument to bis memory of
Carrava marble, and 400 sequns for
this purpose have already been placed
in the hands of merchant at Leehorn
and though the Police ofZante does not
behave a bit better 10 the Greeks than
formerly, it was obliged to permit what
1t could not prevent.
While the Journals of SMYRNA and
Vienna beat the Greeks almost daily, |
can tell you that they gained on the lst
signal victory over the AIbanians Of
ocodra (Schypetars Gnegnes) a, Laspl. IN
the province Of Carpenzite. The
MahomedanS lost on this occasion 1000
men, the Greeks 200, among whom
were 10 women; for you know the Etc.
Ian women have formed themselves in
to companies, equalling the men in val.
or. otanarls Travellas, the son of Pho
tos, one OF their best commanders, un-
fortunately fell in the action.
Letters from Hydra, of October Cd.
say that the lpsarians have succeeded
IN burning four Turkish men of war in
the port OF Lesbos, and in capturing
brig and cortele.' The Hydriot YES
sells were expected the next day, and
probably gave the finishing blow TO the
turkish navy. The Pore, which has
Just appointed Mr.. Argyropoulo its First
Dragoman, to prove by choosing a
Greek, that it does not wish TO ex,er.
inmate them, will not succeed either in
oecelVIng or In conqueriDg them.
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old Lady did not appear much over sew.
enty---she might be more.
We had the pleasure to see a Grand.
child leaning on her Grandmother
chair, who held her Grandchild'
Granddaughter on her lap, and he,
daughter, the Mother of the infant
standing by their side. Advertiser
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CONUNDRUMS.

/. The letters of the Alphabet being
invited to dine; why did not U, v, x,
Y, and z, attend?
q Why is man in a Garrett whipping
his wife, like the best ofmen
3. What was that born without a soul:
lived and had soul, yet died without a
soul?
4, Whatword is there of FIVE syllables
from which deduct one syllable, will
leave no syllable?
5. What word is there of one syllable
from which, ifyou take two letters vii
leave word of two syllables Z?
E, Why is an Upholsterer like E
clock.
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AN ACT to repeal an Act entitled
~ An Act to restrain the issuing cf printed
fromlssory Notes Of certain denominations,
and for other purposes"
be 1t enacted by the Senate ans House OF
Representatives., m General Court assembled,
and by The authority of The same, That AN act
entitled ian act to restrain tn. issuing Of
printed Promissory Notes of certain denomi-
nations, and for other purposes" passed on the
eighteenth day of February, in the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and five,
be, and the same is hereby repealed.
Approved by the Governor, FEB. 70. 1894.
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CHARLESTON, Jan. 90,

CHARLESTON, Jan. 90.
From Cubo.-Havana papers to the
18th inst. have been received here.
Gen. Wives, the Governor general has
readily contormed to the orders of the
King of Spain, and declared all laws
passed since 1890, by the Constitutional
Government and Cortes, to be null and
void ; and that the criminal code in ex-
istence before that period, is in full
force.