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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-12-15

From the Rockingham Gazette.
Oh who that has gaz'd in the stiffness OF
even,
On the fast fading hues of the west,
Has seen not afar, on the bosom Of heaven,
Some bright little mansion of rest,
And wept, that the path to a region so tar,
Should be shrouded by sadness and fears
That the night winds of sorrow, misfortune
and care,
Should sweep DER the wild rolling waves oil
despair,
To darken this cold world of tears.
Yet who that has gaz'd has not long'd for
the hour,
When misfortune and sorrow shall cease;
And hope, like the rainbow, display through
the shower,
Her bright written promise of peace.
And oh ! if that rainbow of promise shall
shine
On the last scene Of life's chequer'd gloom,
May its blaze, in the moment of parting, be
mine
l ask but one ray from source so divine,
To light the dark vale ofthe tomb.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-12-15
Hats 6 LADIES' Beaver
Bonnets, P1unaes, &c.
j. p MRTTRGG g Co.

HAVE for sale the following
- articles, viz.-Gentlemen's superfne
HATS, newest fashion; do. common and low
priced do; Seal-Skin CAPS; Buffalo Robes ;
Youths and Childrens' Black, Drab, and
Fancy HATS-Ladies' BEAVER BONNETs
and Plumes.- Pongee Silk, Binding, Banding,
Buckles, and other Hat Trimmings.
The above goods will be sold on the
most liberal terms for Cash or approved credit
N. B.-Ladies' BEAVER BoNNETs alter,
ed and Observation-Disclosures BoNNETs colour
ed and pressed in the neatest manner.
o. Cash paid for Hating and Ship
ping FURS.
Forester, Dec. l, 1924. 6t3teov
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Massachusetts, Medical Society.

Massachusetts, Medical Society.
A T a Stated Meeting of the
IA Counsellors of the Massachusetts, Medi-
cal Society, holden in Boston, on the Sd day
of June, 1924, it was
"TOted, That the resolution of the Coun-
sellers, passed June z, 1891, be so far suspend
ed in its operation, that nominations may be
made, and candidates balloted for, on the same
rules and principles which governed the Coun-
sellers previously to that time and to the 7th
day of June, l822-and further, that this sus-
pension of the said resolution be for one year
and one day from the day of the present Meet
ing, and no longer"
By order of the Counsellors,
JOHN GoRHAM, Rec. Sec'y.
Boston, Nov. 10, 1924.
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81 R.4YED

FROM the Subscriber, out of
Pasture in Gardner, about the st
inst. IA tat SHEEP, mostly Wethers, marked
with Spanish brown on the back of the hea d.
Whoever finds the above, and will give nfor.
nation to the Subscriber, shall be generously
rewarded for their trouble.
WILLIAM PENNIMAN.
Westminster, Nov. 90, 1924.
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CONDITIONS.
The work will be we'll printed, on good pa
per, in duodecimo volume, containing about
$50 pages, at one dollar each, well bound.
a Those who will procure five subscrib-
res, shall receive sixth copy gratis.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-12-15

Worcester, IS.
Probate Office, Nov. l6, 1924.
To the HEIRS Of NATHANIEL ADAMS, late
Of Ashburnham, IN said County, de-
ceased. and to oil others concerned IN
the Estate Of said deceased,
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-12-15

YOU are hereby cited to ap-
pear, (if you see ft) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in January next at
ten of the clock, before noon, TO shew cause
why. License should not be granted to the Ad-
ministrator to sell and convey so much of the
Real Estate OF said deceased, as will raise the
sum of one hundred and forty Dollars, to pay
debts and charges and you will be heard
thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, j. Prob.
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19oftrp.

From the Trenton Emporium.
STANzAs.
Like boat on the wave
WI n storms in the sky
Like the rose DER grave
When the winter is nigh
Ikea star when it streams
Through the blue heavens bright
Like the fabrics Of dreams
mid the slumbers of night
Like the lamp that is lit
IN the mist DER the moor,
Or the bubbles that fit
By the rude rocky shore
Is the vision of life, in this tempest-tost cline !;
A shadow fast feeting-a moment Of time.
As the bark-as the star
Disappears and is gone
And their destiny far
Is mysterious, unknown
As the rose fades away
From our hopes and our tears
And our bright dreams decay
In the rude wreck of years
As the meteor lamp flies
To its deep water cave,
And the wind bubble dies
On the first dashing wave
So sinks to his doom, buta span from his birth,
The lord of creation-the monarch of earth.
But the sun bursting through
When the tempest has sped
And the rose springing new
When the winter has fed
The star when 'tis nearest
This tremulous sphere,
And that vision the dearest
That midnight brought near
Bright meteors that fly
DER the earth or the sky
Or water-built castles,
Though sparkling with light
10 the SUMS first effulgence,
Most dazzling and bright
Can never compare with the glory that breaks
On the new risen soul, from deaths slumbe
that wakes. MARIAN.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-09

which - III rieus Ia their best jntrfeasl
upon nation continuing 25,00D square
leagues. and ten millions of inhabitants. -
We, the Powers at Europe, are assembled
IN Congress II devise the hrst MEANS of
putting m end la 81 unsatisfactory sltua-
ton OF hllbns, AMI Of concluding some ar
rtngemeut that shall hr more cuugrnal 10
IA" nolfy,' &c. 80. Congress may d.
lh'raie and deliberately pass protocol upon
pfot1col, multiply conference upuncuntri
ence, but what Would the seventeen millions
nn The other side nj the Atlantic say Or
what means would the Congress POSSESS Of
enforcing their edicis To frame rrsnlu-
lions Which Nuu have M means ofrXpru-
ting, ar, Ia use IN old proyrrb, =" 10 shoe
yonr teth irhcn pou cannot bite" is IN pri-
waite concerns, mol Il very uise proceeding
but ~ public matters, IN the Intercourse be-
tween nations, not only idle. but positively
dangerous. We think the continental pow
erS vii pause helore they hold an, such
congress bat whether they do or mol, we
SHAH neither h. party 10 il, nor SIND
Minister 10 il. We shallha,e the coninrn-
TAI rnners to act Is they LIKE, whilst we
ShAlt act ~ zee thnh best fur our own in
tcrcsts. The American siates hare achit.y
lllcir emancipation achieved IL by their
own Efforts. Without foreign aid, foreign
councils, ar f"rsign encouragement. We
VINO, al dl NATIONS, could have rendered
i'"'h III" most p""'s t,,l assistance, did MOI
'hf"uEh oar Sosctnnrut, express even u
wish IN their itNars Ihry fought the fight,
they gained the siffDYy. wiihnulus. Their
Independence isrstabh>hcd the tide can
not be rolled back. The American states
are free sovereign states, with which any
na'ion Is At liberty 10 treat, without allnld.
inS any Just grounds of offence VI com
plant 10 any Other power.
We ha," sent Consuis and Commission
"rs Other powers may, and probably will,
do the samr. We call tins step II de facto
acknowledgement Of the sovereignty of thr
American ,Iates--and we may expect far
thor, that a higher diplomatic character Will
either be sent OFT, or that some one of the
Commissioners has, or VIII have, the pow.
tr of taking upon him that character, rs
soon rs the different Consnls have mad
their reports upon the situation and feelings
of the states TO which they have been IL.
SpCCtitpIK sent.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-09

Lafsley saiasi nrshear, are erfancnu.
and tie Laws therein declared Ia be uuron
sitinll"nal are III ihe opinion nfthis present
General Assembly, constitutional aud vaha
acls.
ssrd-leas 81, NAYS 80.
1'esoIYed further by the authority ar1re.
sud, That any effort winch the Legislature
may feel 1t duty To make, for the contra
! Nenllon oi the erroneous duCirlae of thai
| decision, ought not 10 interfere with. on
ohstrhct the administration of Justice ac-
e"fdtnS tn the existing laws, " hirh. whc-
lhtr ihry werr, or were not cxpedtrut, are
believed 20 he constitutional and valid .
ahd which should, when ii shall he thought
'NNped'cnt Ia do SO, be repealed by tie lie
6'slhnre, and not by the Appellate Court.
Paesrd-ieas 1G, Nays 40.
hesoi\rd, That all laws which authorize
the issuing of any execution or cXrcntions,
npon any Judgment ar decree, except such
executions - are authorized by an act en-
uiled an act In abolish imprisonment for
debt, aud subject equitable interests Ia ex-
rcali"n," approved December Il, 1921,
aud "an act entitled an act - amend en-
dorsrmrus ~ executions" approved De
cenlher p, 1921, ought to hr repealed
Rcl"ct"d-l -, Nays 50.
Dteem5cr l6.--On Friday lest, Mr..
RoWanh second set ofresolutiuns, " hill re
Late 10 the supreme Court of the United
States, passed The house of REPRESENTATIVES
With due solcnnliy, aud must place Ken
lucky ~ very uu,el attitude before the
legislature Of The nation. This solemn
Luce may srr,e To deladc and feed the
hopes OF few occupants, but can never
administer any substantial relief, or pro.
dace any amtlioratiun in their condition
whilst IL cannot add Ia the dignity, or even,
las Is 81 ardenily coutendcd for uphold
the sovereignty of the state. The rcsolu-
tons Is amended are rs follows.
Hesotrcd, by the Legislature of the
I commonwealth of Kentucky, that they do
hereby most solcmnly protest, in the namc
aud an the behalf of the good people of
Kentucky, ~ inst the erroneous, injurious
and degrading doctrines of the opinion of
the SGprrme Court in the case Of Green
aud Riddlr.
ind be Il further Rts0irtd, That this
Legislature ought, as the first measure 10
avoid the oppression and degradation in
filcted by the oriuion upon the state of
II present Ia the Congress of
the United Stdjca Il temperate but firm re-
against il doctiInrs. md th, re- .
n Ia call upon the nation to guarantee Ia
he state is republican form of ga,cru- I
nent, and its ca.rq,9d sovereignty with the
states, which eompgse til, uuon, aud also
o request Co3g.c esstai-relo, So IL ora he !
he supreme CogH Of the Uulcd States,
hat 40 constitutional question growing our ,
# the constitution al he United States, /
r. the constitution of either at the states, /
INVOLVING the validity Of state laws shall hc /.
decided hy said couIt, unless two thirds Of !
III the members belonging to sad court |
shall concur in sail decision" lIG.
Meas 56-Nays 2G.
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4 y Thursday the lib ot December,
1873 an Id RED MOROCCO POCKET
BOON .omcuhere between lynehbsrg aud
the Poplar farest-~Ihe contents are A. doliar
Nate on the Bhht oi Virginia payable at
Lynehhnrr. aud 90 dollar Note on the ~
ton Baak 81 Maryland one boud on Rich
ard & Nilhersnn tor Sl3o 20. with credit
on snil note inf $50 aid bond was given
on demard OF lie 5th nl Oetuher, Is2o one
other bond Oh Harrison Wright, for 80, due
The II of krril. 1879, with srNr,al credits on
the MD bond, the ifuIounl mt rrcoleefed 81
,Hij credits, On. uth,t' bund On Henry Tate,
for so, doe The II of MRreh, 1924, will one
other bond on Austin Hunter. for Sioo, due
the Isl oi Npril ls22-the snid Loud Wns "k.
eenied to John !. Wright one ether bund
on lan,r, {. ft-hhnck, for SOD in spe aie, was
due samr time in lSil win several oliu'' Va
liable rpprrs net So well rrcoilrcted Al jHis
time. turwnrn al pcrsnns from fradins ipr
ar taking an assignment on spid honds, os
hoNe lost llr same and will give the above
described money IL amy person IApt vii dee
listr IL" l'u"k with It, rnntrGts W fhc office
of The N,rninhn. JOHN a. WRIGHT
Jnnoery .. N2nt2n
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L.aMA COZ Gae-

rEsfIE rnhscriber ust,es 70 sell. 4 ss,AII
. TRACT OF LAND containing los acre
lying ~ Bedford ronnly, ndioinine Itfry TO
ber"n's, Richard Iiefdsons land. aud others.
~ III" waters Of Goiese errsk, n very snali
I.art 1i which Is cleared. Tia masf of lie
tract Is good tobacco land. ii4iIl lie shown
10 any Gentleman wishing 20 purchase. by
iritoy Rohcfson. am willing 10 al on ts.-
y reasonable terms. nn /, Q nDd er.r'. eff
dit, irom Tie 95th December Inst, mt If II /
not sold pfiRairiy hefnIr bedford III tt,tf.g
court, sball offer it fle#c. on iiial do. a.
public anelinn. MOSES y. IkIEMNE.
annunfy E. U3w2a
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A LIST OF LETTERS.

RemmHihE m Liberty Post flN,e, on ne
5lai Nce0btr, 1898.
William hshwoith
T. Alexander HoNlr, John Eas,e
t-llllsen CLARK, tohn Case ,
D-John Durieu
I-liemy T. Fehher
-Hcnhcn Gutree
H. Cornelius lluldfen. Mrs. Alicy uers,,.
Hurt, John /. Hawkins, N.llh u IL i,udnn1
MIS- Elizabeth Ilnncoct, Nigits J uin,,
MR. betsy Iinpl ms
" IMAM Johusan, Dnvid Jonee
John lffoy, Green u Lenhllin. t;ttn,f
Lee, Jesse Leftwirh
n--tlizaleih Moo'e, 1nm,s Mays, Jnmes
Mhyhow, lnlnns Mari, Nnp.y stnafh Bcirtt
Murphy, james S McAilislef ? pet.e0
MEDLEY, hobrt Miller, BnIbHrd Mill.
= Capt. John II. otey =, 1nlliferfo Owens.
niihiel poindeaer, Capt Stephen Pres.
ton, William Porter
Capt David W. 9unrlcs.
John {. Ryan, NilIinm Eey, Ho Eo.,.
5-Cowpef shelton, nnclnn stnner. ga.
lomon 5toddard, William II. STATION, Nathan
Shrewsbury.
ten George " Taylor, clrisio,ler
Iannison, Nillom 1fipr, Jnnes Ihornhin.
Miss Gnihnrinc Ymnrrynn
H-Peter Walker. Richnrd Nrl1s. Ja14a
Williams, Samuel Winlfey Joel Walker.
l-Ldeard Young.
WM. n. PORTER, T. NJ.
January o. NaNoo
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ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WILL in future attend the superior
w mud inferior courts of Bedford county
in addition 10 those Of Amherst, Campbell
aud the corporation of iynchhnrg. Business
committed u h care will meet with a;ten-
ton. January q, ~
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MetYonomicA System.

They y ho shall be instructed npon uas
plan VIII l!Hd by practice that Music has
every advantage of n science, plrisine 10
the human ear and understanding, and
that II Is not that ephcmcrai mt,lauir.l
knGwl'.5e winch those instructed in the
usual mode have supposed it,
Music, when cultivated as . science. like
Mathematics and Philosophy, expands tie
mind and improves The heart aud ,lisrosi.
tlnn.--Ths method affords equal advau; ~
ees 10 those who reside in town and ,hn..
in The country. Jessops for week. f,r
fortnight or fur a month, " i'll be found -.
beneficial as those Of shorter pero,',.
lie viii attend 10 the nstv0,tian i, e iii.
'iduals, or classes which moy BIZ. formed
II any moderate distance ti.n, Iy,.,t''
burg. lie has engaged sl<jio,i nrrson r.
finnish him with Metronon,.. 10, tbeus, ng
his scholars.
o. He has large nosorlmqnt Of inns
ported Music. lorthe n. COMMUNICATION Of bio
pupils, and has AN agent at the north, /.
furnish any p'rs IN with al Kind Of alusiea
Instruments, Piauos, Chrionets, Flutes, ! c
&c.
m NJ n. me .addressrd to ]. \. S. a. :.
az .orliss's vii meet vi ;, ,,,.,n54
,ntIon5
Dccemger S wiz. 70
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New ~ heautifuA GooAs

= PILE snbserihcr. hive i,isl received nnd are
~ ROW opening the toBoNiig desirable ar.
tries, ~ uhusnnlly low prices Tor cush.
snperhne haek figured Aluudai n Grapes,
30. colorcd do. Kol4es,
few elegant Mcrinp shnui.,
iloid "nd figured silk handkerchief, {row
siYlr0
Mch figured black sit. Some very oLco,J
kcnl Ilaliao plain do do
snlcr black SILK Neheis, for trimmings,
large assortment Ut Tortoise Tuck abd
Side Shell Combs, at low price,,
Thread leees md Lodgings, fsome very
bsnlifn' and fhtal)
Thread Cambiics, Long lawns or kentiu,s
Irish Linens and Thread UiaI cls, Min n
gleat variety Of domestic fpbr,cka, all qualf
ties, which will tnliirer supple. daily looked
Tor, aIlI be Disposed e Ut yory lnag.i rio ~. bv
MCKEE, LoBiNoGN & 90
January . tso1
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ESUANT Ia warrant IN ~ dirrri.
4 ed W. Lave tli. d.tY ,leNrd IN STRAY
lor." shown 10 a. ~ Peter ~ Holland, =
fuuhlin ceanty, md do Fad The same 10 L.
y Mack Norae,
=ftpo'c5 - l. tNche years old. laar feet So.
~ ~ eight inches hifh. With blnzc iae,.
apa 10th his hind feel white u,arie ~ To- ~
iotis, ~ tlrmr.h n / - riqhi -. ma We
Ia ppwni. rLo ,n,d helse 10 fntfsfeen dollar
Given under 80 lauda mud seals this efln
dfy Of arptrbirr, iast
SIIPliLS ESGIIsu.
1NONAs rOlNIIEtl.E
JOHN ruiNDES flH.
IauWtr . N.vsr3
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TIE GREEK CAUSE.

GOV. Yates of New York has presented
one hundred dollars to the Greek commit
Tee Of the city Of Albany.
The managers Of the Albany theatre have
advertised that they will appropriate the
receipt Of one evening performance 10 rhr
benefit II the q ecks.
The Batchtio1'5 BdU-to take place on
New Year, night, al Washington Hall in
the city of New York, viii be got up in
spIpndni sly lc. The room will he elegant
ly frstoonrd--a large CROSS Will be
formed with many hundred variegated
lamps, surrounded with llags of all NATIONS,
and the room viii b. 81 lighted as to give
The Utmost hrIlliancy To The drcoratinns.
II viii be attended hy the most fashionable
c",apany and as il is ia aid of the Greeks,
my he expected To afford the highest OK
LH.rdtloa to the dancers.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-09

HA=iitvafax. Dee aiANr nsawN
our newly appointed NJ .isier to France
and ii, l,dy, left this cry al Friday last
for New York, where they will shortly en-
bark in the Sup of War Cyanc.
Mt Int.
IN SorTH tARoItNt, the PUNT commit
tee uf both Horses of the Lcgislaturr, to
whom certain RESOLUTIONS of the State of
1rnnessrr, insiructinG their Representa-
lives ri Congress 10 exert their Influence IN
preventing I Caucus Nomination al Prcsi-
dent and Vice President, and requesting
itt Concurrence of all thr other STATES in
tin attainment TT that object, we're COM
mi,ted, been unable To- agree upon the sub.
irct, they alNe been discharged from the
further on-llcraiion of them, and the re-
solutions committed separately Ii the
respective committees 81 both Houses 800
Iu fehinn tu these Resolutions, lsats the
writer of a letter which appears IN the
Charleston Mercury the decided and pre-
waiting impression Is that II Is ineXpedlent
anI inpollc 10 express an opinion upon
the subject. ID.
APPOINTMENTS.
BIZ the President II Hr io1iei S'ates, BY
oii Nth lie alricc and consent u tic Sc
unte.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON, Ia be u Com
missioner Tor asecltalulns claims aud titles
t1 Lani IN the Territory of Florida.
SAMUEL LARNED, at Rhode Island, t.
d. Secretary of Legation 10 Chill.
FRhNKLIJ lIrcHFIEip, citizen The
tu'1rh1stltrs, residing il Porto Cahello,
ia Golouhir, 10 be Consul Of the Omitted .
States at mt llacc. ID.
IHe Grceig.- Tue flame Of enthusiasm
- f,sor of the Gsrct~, kindlrd II New .
! ork, -ertn5 to spread like Wild fire over
the country. Among other meetings on
the SUBJECT, there has brcn one at Boston,
at Which GEo. GLAZE, Esq. presided on
which occasion PruirSSpr Ey&EETr ad- |
dressed the meeting, and moved the rrsnlu-
lions, EXPRESSIVE of the deep interest felt
in the strnaglr Of the tirrcks Tor liberty -
returning thanks 10 Mr.. WrRsTEU. for hi,
mntioa in Congress on the sal irct-lo adj
dress the President of the Ctrr"idu Exrcu.
1--WE Coonrjl in terms of sympathy, and to
urrnaie an Address to the citizens general
is nn the subject. The resolutions were
unsnimou.ly adopted, and Il committee
was appointed, ol winch Pfo.essoi=EvER
TIT Is Secretary. ID.
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Notice.
To the Distributes Of he Estate Of The late
Edmund Goodrich, deccustd.
%IOU are hereby notified that we wi,
n attend at tie dwelling house OF WAT
Duncan, in the county OF Amher,t, on t,ridn,
the 2oth fcbuary ncM, prepP tcd 10 settle oul
accounts with the cotnmls' =i8t.efs. md finally
close our administration = said cstn.e
III. AJaINlsTRATORs
January .. ,v4y22
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AAso. , valuable %eerocg.

hat Is 10 ny, Jncoh tnn, \, inn, and reez
. all ,he SAID Wnine,irhiS i1ol SIItOID
ald hiItiiIN 1ukNiIt m, ont ,oL. at
oxen "hd tatl, nil h,s sl,,k 81 ilorsrs, Cows.
shet1 nhd Hugs, ctop 81 Corn md Tobacco
he above sale VII bile place al li,r ,'n,,.
ing mouse % said heinuiglt, in E,dfois
county on The 2d day al February. Is2J, Tor
''s"' ",'et- thr rtrdIlnfs mny eglee 10 cell IN
u credit, nj which lime aud Mac ihrv me-
ihfi''d !" attend IL. Trustees vii convey
,oth 'hIc n Is vested IN then ~ tn nio,o.nid
drrd nnd none Other. IL title - believed
10 he nhIne.tioually good
MtliihM 4 ANluo>Y,3 y,,,,,,.
WILLIAM y. MAR1IN, '''"'''
January .. v4iyroa
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nY virtue of a deed of trust cxeruird to
ID the Subscribers hy John llnrris ir brnrng
date the IN DAY al December, 1901 5Hnd d..
" iernld"d "a fi,, ai ri,H t.1,y- ,l,a ..a,,,t
court al Rucking ham, viii lac offered Tor sfic
Tor eash, hy Nay OF public auction. on the
pre- misc, al the present residence oi tn ,uid
Jni II liarris. lr 81 Saturday tie 9th al this
month, and tor the purposes in said deed men
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FRANCE.-Paris naprrs to the l4th
NOV. Inclusive, were received at the Balti-
more Exchange Reading Rooms on Sdtnr
day, by the fast sailing brig Midas, in SO
days from ltatrr. The Gazette gives the
following TRANSACTIONS =
Gaihaseaa surrendered To Gen. Bon
pemain on tie 9th of November, aud
the foils"of Urgrl submitted 10 Baron
Hurel.
General BaurH0nt is appointed cont
mandrr IT. Chief of the French armies in
Spain, and Lirai. General Fossac Latour
s'lteeeds b"uFHEout IN t"e eo'h'na"u ~ I d
az r., - n,
ne Governor OF barce'"ha' hoTTEN'
haa embarked Tor otnes on 'ht 6in Nov
r",''rv '''''e 10 '"''"'''"''' ''' 10