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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-12-08
ALIENS
Stop the VsW0in!

IN Friday the 4ih dav of November. ult.
" he Subscriber loaned BAY HORSE, to
scerisln JOHN e O'NEiL, to ride, as be
SD 10 Mr. kownsars: that he was to re,urn
thu next day but nevtr has been heard OF
snce-the Horse is full sixteen hands bigh,
strong and active, five years old last spring,
has small saip n his face, shod before, and
is a natural trotter--rhe said o. Neil had and
took awav the FLOWING property belonging 20
NE, silver watch. new Birdie, a"d $. ddle-
BIS aod also saddle, belonging to neigh.
b. ot nine JOHN G., O'NEAL MT returu-
is nv propa ", according TO promise, con-
siter um a. bav,ug s OLEN the same. A re-
ward q TiI1TY DOLLARS wild he paid fol
resuroing the properly, ard FiFfY DOLLARS
Tor the property snd said O'NgaL-He is an l.
FISH School. Mssie ABOUT SIX feet high. sien-
der m d. has SOM what Of stoop in his walk,
Ia" complexion. has fair hair, large mouth,
has few suail-p oN msrks on his face, he i
y dressed Wears hls hat rather 10 one side
OF ',, head. is fond Of strong drink. and when
meo rated Is mpertnen attempts 20 write
ply, aad grind grammar on brcenleai 5
pas - ye,y ,slk.t aid IN every respect, a
most consuna,e Villain. Any reformation res
pectng said o'Neal or property, Wilde thank
iuiy received. besides compt nsstng.
GEORGE EVANS.
berkeley county, Va. Dec /.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-12-08

The highest price in CASH, will be
given forclean Linenand Cotton Rags.
at this office.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-12-08
Albany. Nov. 90.

ALBANY. Nov. 20.
The Mystery UnrapeiIsd.- Thomas
Bull, Esq. whose mysterious disappears
ance was lately announced in the Cha
tauque Gems ,r, accompanied by sim
gular farewell epist.e of his and sup
rosed to indicate bis intentions to COM
NIT suicide, returned to his house on tho
evening after his departure, 'aod was
cordially and aHecticnately received to
the bosom Of his family.n In the mean
while, search bad been industriously
made by his neighbours. Mr.. b. IS re.
presented as one OF the Grst settlers and
principal farmers OF the village Of La
Qua, respectable and benevolent, a men-
ber Of the church, and recently married
to a second wife. The Censor furn'sh-
es a solution Of the transaction, by res
presenting him as subject to partial htA
Of derangement.-.4rgns.
On SATURDAY the body of the Iate
gallant Commodore MACD0N0UGH
MAS taken from the brig Edwin, AID
conveyed to New-York, and hence to
Mddletown Minute guns were fired
from the Erwin csLthe solemn occasions
the coiors Of all the vessels in port hav-
ing for the previous tssenty-fonr hours
been at half mast, IN testimony OF the
universal sorrow which the death OF tha
distinguished hero excited.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-12-08
SPLENDID INSTRUCTION OF
PRIZES
From the Truly Lucky Office Of
e. Sc Mo ALLEN = Coo

In the Con solidated State Lotiery 81 .Hd'y
f,,,d which DIRE y IN Baltimore on The va inst
No. IL. 25S the gfea, capital pr'ze OF so5o'OVo
5000 the next geat capital PRIZE oil l.sOOo
1924. the prize OF 1'ogo
1850 the prize OF Luz
"a Ola the prize Of oU0
$3.50 be prize of ooo
"a 164 the prize of ooo
80 72o the prize os DIV
39854 the prize of oVo
Besides of 800, and 10 OF IS .. &
The above prizes are principally ownes py
distant aduenturers. whose names Permiss,eh
can be had, will be msde pubic
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-12-08
s & NJ. ALLEN & co.

Invite Lottery Adventures 10 an attentive
perussl OF The following 6rth'9n' Sehen's' when
they think cannot fail 10 pie ase.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-12-08

We received by mail last evening
from our cores pondent in Portsmouth,
r.. |. the following almost incredible
account. The source from which il 10
is entitled TO entire cree
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-04

| the claims set up by ndssia 10 line o
coast In North America, the Unit, d States
are made 10 appear the aggriesed party,
and England IS described 10 act the media
tor between the American aud Russian Go
srrnntnls. All the Great Powers, il ~
addcd. are resolved, 4" Il. powerful inter
trniion,' [, pat an end Ia the sanguluary
ronirst between the Turks aud Greeks j;
hut IN what Wy, or IN whose favor, the
powerful iaiersoutlOn,a will take place, Is
not spcctfrd.
Extrart Of \ letter. dated Lisbon, Dec
% received yesterday by the packet
Afaifs remain here uKarily IN the same
-staie Is at the departure Of The last packet.
The ministry sill cnullnar IN ihrrxefcIse Of
lhcIr functions, notwithstanding all the eff
forts al Sir William A'Court Ia remove
them: while the British ships Of war, Of
the protection of which he threatened 10
deprive us, unless The King complied with
his reqnislllon for the dismissal of the Nj
nlstcrs, arr !, ing 1T their anchorage in the
Iagns, aud do not appear Ia be makiug,any
preparations for their departure. Mr..
hyde dr MN He, who wa understood 10
he on the point of quitting Lisbon for
France, II French frigate having arrived
1T Cadi2 for hs conveyan has II is now
believed, rcsbl,ed on remaining here, II
await The result OF sir " Iiiatn A I ourt's
operations for the removal Of the Ministry.
Tile latter y smd to have given some
nmbraSe 10 the kng, tess by the nature If
the request made 10 him Than by the terms,
bordering on disrespectfn IN which il was
expressed. However, TIN general irpres
sinu ia, that TIE English inhnrncc here IS 81
strong, and the King ~ thoroughly per
suadcd Of the necessity of their protection,
III order To bear up against the iptrisucs
Of the Queen aud her SONS party, that Sir
must ulimatel, carry his point
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-04

Of twelve or ihsieen years Of age, and sati4f.
ed his thirst by drinking the hearts blood Of
lis victim, aud his hunger, by fsasiug on the
flesh Of innocence. Who, in this enlightened
age, would have dared 10 imagine sneh ennr.
mites, much les, who would have been thot
possessed Of the unnatural appetite for com.
miuing them, Yet the tact Is but too true
the slaughtered victim was before our eyrs,
The heart open and dry, the crime confessed
Nv the rerpetrstor Of &, and, finally, the cui.
pril's death has but feeby paid the forfeit oil
hi. crime
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-04

concerning Wills, the tiisfbu,io,
'ates estates, and The duty Of exe,', "''@
administrators ''uturs [
loo. " An at changing The tino.
ing oi ih' Board Of Public Wosl " NEE.
other purposes" directs thai -, - 'pu IL
nIeellns shall br on the srr,nd n, ,iie ",unaI
january ; that the Board shan f'o"u'! n
cases " here erira sessions M, Nstp III
PlnI"o, be necessarily hold on, =, ~ It's o
aIoo III each EAR that lh,ir ~. ''e s's
port shall be made on ar brcor. ~ II. Ie
nrsday after the third Monday in Ii wed
and The second Andltur shall ,,na '.''ar!
heneral Assembly, on ur hrfnr ~, 10 lie
irehih day ofeach session. am a,.' Wv hi
of the fluid for Internal impro, sa ,as' st'e
io4' natt concerning the copn,yr
of hlononSdlia. Ooaf
lo5. An act appropriatng the d..
Revenue. Fubie
log. An act To amend the ne,
" An act further 10 amend , H. epn'lrd
Laws oil this CONFERENCE.-The "s 1e'aI
107. An act To amend the SUI,
concerning the Peuitenliary io.,f'. 'c'a,
.Az-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-04
'A I''sS''S N'''
&. SOrBLETTE.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

From London papers received at Charleston
Recorniiion b,l Grent Britain Of the hide
pendence Of Colo t.bid and .Htfifo.
IoNpoN, Jan 4-Nr Canning commu
njcated To all ihr Foreign Ministers, in the
afternoon of Saturday last, atsthe Foreign
Olfrp, that the Cabinet of His Britano
NItiesty hal COME to tht rc,olot,on Of &C
kunwlrdgjog the independence nf Mexico
aud Colombia. Commissioners would be
sent t. those States. rherged NithfdI pow
ors 10 conclude rrrai's # Commerce be
tween them and this country, founded Oh
that recognition.
The rccns 1itian of Buenos Ayres, which
has long possessed settled Government
may snnn be expected. We understand
that some further p(orn,'ioe, respecting
its extrot aud extcroh relations Is wih
ed for hrfurr recognizing this State. M
report from Cmt has yet been received.
We understand alsn that Col Campbell
md MIR Ward were an ho1r with Mr..
Canning on Sunday, Mt Gloucester lodge,
when they received heir final instructions
from iha, Grailrmau, previous 10 tdeic
lea, he town "a Wednesday uext, to EN-
bark in tn Ee.ira. At Plymouth, for C"lom
bia and Mexico, where they are Ia reside
permancnily. the former Commission being
dissolved. These gentlemen are charged
with fall powers Ia negotiate and conclnd'
Il Treaty of Capmrrce With the States IN
question. Mr.. Ward, who lately married
ii daughter of Sir john S"inbWne, is az
companpd by his lady: aud Mr.. Ball, tn
merly attached 10 TIE embassy in Span,
gor. With MIR y ard Ia Mexico.
We have received ttle Paris papers Of
Saturday They contain the Addresses
presented by ,hr French Chambers In 10
ply 10 his NJ ,icsty's snerch. faoug Ia
certain ex'ent hey my he called echoes In
that which thry aHsweI, thry are not with
out interest. Both the Peers aud thr DE
puties speak with the most unqualified
appreciation If the plan efindemniNing The,
snrrets by the revnlntin0. They vons
der the measure to br worthy ofFraacr,
and worthy Of IA new reign. The P.9s
speak nf i, IA !" closing the last wounds nf
lh- NeyuIatinn." and declare the Fra c Of
Clovis and st. Louis will be found az ia IN
the France of Charles the trnih. The ad
dress in the Chamber of Peers was car.
r1ed almost unanimously, the uumhrI
m favour q, il, being las, upon Il total 81
l5l.
The .Nlgemtins Zeitung, which has beer
received vi the z7th ult. nr1'fnn the spe
Citations given ii.r tii by the arrival Uf Mr.
StratforJ Canning a Fra Ikfort, on h,s wa,
to Vienna and 81. P-ter,hnrg. II is affirm
cd that no apprehension Is now entertainet
of the friendship of the Gres Powers hr.
Ing disturbed. On the question relative /,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-04
DINNER TO COM. RODGERS.

On the 18th instant fihe citizens Of Norfolk
and Portsmouth testified rhainrespec for Com
modore RoDeEns, by sPdsiic Dinner Presi-
ous to his deparlue in the .ioTh Carolina u,
fnis aay sblp,)lo assume the command OF the
tinted staets Naval forces in the Aledicrane-
an. Jons l., Hoff, Esq the Mayo presided,
assisted by GEoHsf AEwTes Esq Tie Record.
.r. aud M. LAMB, Esq. "a ice presidents.
I'm
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-04
To Com DAYtp PORTER

The trial Of Mr.. john c. MoRRieoY, Mt Aba.
ny. tor hribing Member OF the Legislature
III the case of the Chemical Bank, has resulted
III his complete acquittal. Nat Int
lnthe State Of MASSACHUSETTS,, the lion and
the lamb have lain down together. The good
people have literally embraced the sentiment
OF Mr. JEFFERsoy's Inaugural Address, and be-
come " all Federali,.s--alI Republicans At
ameeling of Republican Members OF the State
Legislature, and others (ruigo, Caucus,) Lew
LINCOLN was nominated as Candidate for Co.
vernon at the ensu'r% Election, and Marcus
MoRTos, for Lieutenant Gov~rupr. Al sim
liar Meeting OF Federal Gentlemen, precisely
the same nomination was made and these
gentlemen will be elected by reclamation.
no
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-04


nr - hllows:
" nave JUL received a despatch frou
hi- Exccllrtcy the Llberatur, dated Lima
vhich Is ~ f,llous:
REPUBLIC OF PERU.
Department Of War aud Marine,
Lima, Dsetmtfr IS ls2t :
To he iatsnGeHf aud Cemmaadani General
Of Panama j:
now have the hunof To communicate
~ the Secretary of War and Marine of the
sirpuhlic of Columbia, as rollows
Il j. with extreme sal faction that in
form ,pu, hs order OF his Excrllencv lhc
I.ihcrator, charged with the dlctnlorial
power, that. al ) O'Clock this evening, scse.
rsl dispatches were recti, II, amongst
which MAS one from General 81. CRUZ
which confirm the intelligence III the total
defeat nj tue Spanish amy AT GGamln.
gnla, On the 9th uf the present month
THE Wee knY. l., Strnh, add Generals
,Cnntrtac and Ihdtz, have been taken PR
soners. the E,rmer of whom 10 severely
,uOundeh The srcoud ha,ing succeeded
hIm ~ The command, surrendered Ia Gen.
Sncre, aho Issued orders in consequence IN
the Govsrnor Of Calan, Ia q liver up ihe
tortresses 10 Ills Exc,lrney the Llberaier /,
aud 10 the Other Spanish Hrnrfals ia all
parts, 10 submit to The Commander IN
Chief
Lientrnant Colonel Medina, aid DE- camp
10 his ExcrIleney, who was charged with
The dispatches of General Sucrc, the ca.
pituaiion. and orders of General Caulerac,
mas as,assinated du log his jau ney, but the
momeot receive them, shall have tue
honor In transmit them 10 you
in consequence of these llttefing and
pNtraordinary snccrssrs, | am commanded I
b. his LxceIlrncy the Lberator, IL Inform
yum that our faithful ally, the RepubIIc of
Colombia, will be- spared the necessity Of
making any further sacrifices to assist him
In the var which he hns, uniilthc 9Th inst
sustained against the Spanish power IN this
part of America. His Excrlcncy believes
the 1000 men of the expedition from Pm
mama, Will be amply sufficient 10 secure
iiln independence and liberty OF Peru
Colombia will hr feed from the klnd al
teution she has paid 10 the South, and
Peru " i'll feel the obligation she is under
for the assistance she received from her in
the day Of calamity.
In consequence of this, mis- ExcelIcncy
ei.lherator commands ne To inform Won,
that if you have any fnrce In send Ia Peru.
or If yon shall hereafter receive any with
this ,ir1, you are 10 put them Al the dIspo
sal Of the government Of Colombia, 10 BIZ
Disposed ol as may be most convenient,
as those forces will be unnecessary, from
the new circumstances in which We are
placed. I
have the honor to be- sir. your most
IAIN n
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-04
COM. PORTER AND GEN WIVES.

friend in the West India Squadron has IA
yored the Editors Utthe National Intelligence
with the following copies OF Letter address
ed by Com PoRrER To the Governor OF Cuba E,
on the eve OF his departure from that station,
with the Governor's Reply. The tone of this
reply does not Indicate any untavorahle inn
preston On the mind Of General WIS, produ-
ced by the affair of Faxardo, which must have
been we'll known TO him at the time OF Wi.
ting the reply
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-04

Er'raet Of letter rcceired in ne tolen Of Bel.
riTere, " ! daed Paris, Dee Ii, ls24
THE public attention Is row entirely ens
crossed by the trial at persons accnsed CT as
sassinaton, chitd.murder, and, Of the most in.
cred bic OF all crimes pantpyrism L is latter
has been found guilty, condemned aud cKecu.
ted, ter having stoiea sud killed young girl
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-04
FOREIGN.
FROM CoLoMBfA-oFfICIAL.

rqtaasis,td for The National iateiligeneer
RkreaLic or coLonBtA,
,snihogena, -iaauerg l3tb, 1925.
G,ae,ai Comwasdalr ~ a .Hgg1HeRa,
. n, iiga. De Jesr baria saiot0r
T-.. Command al iirlp raj oi ihr 18th.
n.fs. IN ,he id instant, COMMUNICATED Ia
me- - fullows:
" ht,r JUL received despatch from
hi- Execllrtcy The Llberator, dated Lima,
v hieh Is ~ foilons:
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-03
Attend to this!
Feb 10

THE undersigned informs the farmers Of
L Berkeley aud Jefferson Counties, that his
mills near Martinsburg, (the Union Nils are
now under his own control and management;
he will at all times give the highest market
price for wheat delivered there, or -four in ex-
change for wheat, at the usual rate Of a barrel
of suPerfne to every FIVE bushels of good wheat,
and stand the Baltimore, Alexandria, and
Georgetown Inspections. Persons wishing to
grind their crops at those mills, can be accom-
modated with gamers to keep their wheat Sc
parate, and receive what it VIII make, whick
shall not be less than a barrel Of superine -four
for every five bushels Of good wheat, warrant
Ed to stand inspections at any of the above
mentioned places. Messrs. J. P. Erskine &
CO. Msrtinshurg, or Mr.. Gilieiand at the mills.
are authorised TO contract for wheat for sal
mills, and will pay the cash for it, or delive.
ry- MATHEW RANSOM.
Dec %
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-03

WTelCOcnlD, ud-, Dut Il wv
swear-T don't follow the fashions 30
much as 10 make a fool of myself; but
on the honor Of a perfect gentleman, ]
do assure you, sir, | have been very
strangely used, and abused, too"
81 have no doubt, sir" observed /,
hot that your biography would be IN
terestiDg"
my biography-you'ye hit the
mark; l wish | had a biographer-a
Dunlap, a Boswell, a Virgil, or a
Homer-h he should begin his book
with the line
-".Uukpn lie ct FERRIS, jaetatus et aAO,
"T superums"
/ have been a very football, sir, for
the gods to play with"
"Tnutons Gnimis ceiectiJu, ire"
said /, willing to humor the pedantry
which | already began to discover,
"but the race is not always to the
swift, nor the battle 10 the strong"
AHA! sir" he exclaimed, with a
gentle squeeze OF my hand, 81
know what you are-some kindred
s%pirit-onc of those kind, high beings
who come upon this world like angel
visits, few and far between I see
it, sir, in your eye" continued he,
with a gesticulation that might have
spurreI even Miss Kelly to new ex.
ertions. 81 see it in your eye-chari
ty, benevolence, affection, philosophy,
and science. All! my dear sir, |
know you are better lhan the rest of
mankind; you've done asgreat deal of
good in the world, and will do a great
deal more
"You portioned maids-apprenticed orphans
"The old who labor, and the young who rest:
'Is there a contest enter but your door,
"Balked are the courts, and contest is no more;
"Despalrlng quaCks, with curses fed the place,
"And vile attornies, now an useless race"
"Sir?" CALCULATED /, not very well
pleased with this last slash at my belo-
we'd profession
"Or, perhaps" continued be,
with increasing rapidi;y of speech,
"you are a lawyer Il, my dear sir,-the
grand path to political glory-swcet
occupation; to put out the strong arm,
and save drowning innocence; to hurl
the thunder bolt of eloquence against
proud and wealthy oppression; to
weave a charm Of safety around de-
fenceless beauty; and catch clumsy
and otherwise unconquerable power in
your may net of law-Pray, sir, can
you lend me a shllling?'
[ handed him the money, and he
turned to be OFF, when I seized him
by the arm, and asked him where he
was going? He laid one hand upon
his receptacle for food, and with the
other pointed to a tavern. before which
hung the sign, Entertainment for
Man and Horse"
"My dinner-my dinner-my din
ner!" said he, ~ haven't eat a particle
these three weeks; poverty and poetry,
sir, 60 arm in arm. sworn friends and
companions; through this vale of tears,
n starves the body and the other ra-
rifiesthe soul-my way has beenrough
and rugged as the Rockaway turnpike
road, and misfortune jerks me along
as if life went upon badly made cog,
wheels. viii you be so kind as to
lend me another shilling? / want a
dinner for once in my life-beef steaks
and onions, butter, gravy, and pota-
toes
"Hac elm menn,nisse juvabil"
1t will be a grand era in my poetical
career"
There was something so exquisitely
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-03
Notice IS LereLn rircn.

Notice IS hereby gircn,
THAT an ELECTION viii be held at The
Court House Of Berkeley county, on the
second Monday in Aptii next, for the purpose
Of electing 8 ft person 10 represent the District
composed Of tie counties OF Morgan, Berke-
ley, jefferson, Hampshire aud H&rdy, in the
Congress of the United States; also, for the
election Of two ct persons TO represent the
county OF Berkeley in the next Legislature Of
Virginia. ERASMUS CAN'T.
Sheriff q berkeley Countz
Feb 10
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-03

"Hac elm r,ennntsse j~urabii."
1t will be a grand era in my poetical
career"
There was something so exquisitely
whimsical 10 the fellows demcanor,
that l determined to spend the after.
noon in his company. | never shall
forget the look and the squeeze which
he bestowedupon me when | proposed
that we should adjourn to the inn, and
dine together at my expense. He
seized held Of my hand, and drew him
self up erect in all the enthusiasm of
poetic madness
"Sir," said he, informing me that
he could not speak, with "A rapidity of
pronunciation, which reminded me Of
a horse running away-"Sir, Mr..
a.a.a-my dear, dear friend-~my
tongue falters--I can't speak-Tm
dumh-gratitude has shut up the
sluices of my heart; and the cataract of
oratorical powers is dried up-pyo
tenn But il will come directly-Stop
till | get into the house
'..irma virumque eano"-
that is 10 say, I'll tell you my history;
but just at this moment" continued he,
smacklng his lips, andhis little eyes
d%ilating with the eager anticipation
of epicurean delights, yet to come
"just at this crisis,
"Oh! guide me from this horrid scene,
"These high arched walks, sDdalleys green"
then with a slight pause and smile,
"Let's run the race--he be the winner
"Who gets there first, and eats his dinner"
AS he spoke, he pulled me forcibly
by the arm, and | found myself in a
Geat, clean room, with the hungry
poet fastened close TO my side. The
conversation which occurred between
us, aud the history ofhis literary vicis
slludes, must be the subject ola future
Essay. +,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-03
One other unimproved Tract o.
Mountain Land.

lying four miles distant from the former, con-
tanning ~hf.y.three and three fourths acres.
These are the same Lands that was advertised
to be sold on the 28th day OF October last, but
did not take place. Any person wishing to
purchase would do well to attend on the above
day, as they will positively be sold on that d=y.
Any person wishing to view the property
on application to the subscriber. The terms
(Which viii be accomm odatng) will be made
known on the day of sale.
ISRAEL ROBINSON, Ex'r.
Jan OF is
G9The Franklin Repository, Chambersburg;
Herald, Carlisle and Peoples Friend, Lancas-
ter, will insert the above advertise ment until
the day of sale, and transmit their accounts to
this Office for payment,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-05-10
PUBLISHED wEExLy,
BY HOOPER WARREN.

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