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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-07-27
FROM COLOMBLf.

BY the Colombian National brig Cazador,
arrived at Baltimore in fifteen days from
Laguira, the editor Of the Baltimore Fede-
raj Gazette has received Caracas papers to
the first of July land private advices from La
guira, to the Sd. He gives the following
political and commercial extracts from his
letters.
ala GuAyRA, Cd July, 1896.
"PAEz is well tried patriot-VENEzEU-
ia has suffere much from the intrIgues at
Bogota-this has been seen and felt by all
who have resided here for the last four
vears.--Paez has taken the sense of the
people--they will stand by him, and | have
no doubt that all will end well there will
be no blo>dshcd, unless the great men at
Bogota act rashly. -BoLlvAR cannot be
here for long time--he is the bosom friend
of Paez to IAN Paez has appealed as his
commander and mediator.--The country is
perfectly quiet. The people don't wish for
war. especially civil war.--Confdcnc is
fast restoring apprchcnd nothing Sc
rions--a reform, however, is actually ne
cessarv. and Paez will not scabbard his
sword until that reform ismade.
The Congress at Valencia has not yet
broken up-no result can be known. A
Manifesto, it is generally conjectured will
be made calling on the people Of Colombia
to assemble in general convention, to re-
dress their wrongs"
"Thc country remains perfectly quiet,
nor do apprehend any movement on the
part of General Paez or the other General.
No step will be taken until adyioes are re-
ccived from Bogota.'
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nn'ary rnion in affection, in the purposes
ana execution of revenge, in infamy, and
III death, present combination of circum-
stances which excite an interest, sympa-
thy, and horror almost beyond parallel,
g. The violent death of the impenitent wo.
man, completes" says the National Gaz-
ette the horror and admonition of this
series, wherein the salutary connexion, as
ordained by God, between deprivation and
misery, between crime and punishment
are illustrated in manner that signaiizes
both his justice and mercy"
FRAyxroRr (Ky) July s. Beauchamp.
the assassin of Col. Sharp, has expated
his crimes. The sentence of the law WAS
executed upon him at the fork of the Lex
ington anl Woodtord roads in the edge of
frankfort, at half past ore o'clock yester-
day.
An idea had gone abroad, that ne would
u jdre's the people at the gallows; but he
made un attempt Of the kind, he was evi-
denly too feeble, probably rendered so by
ms atcmniS tn commit suicide, By taking
laudanumand by stabbing himself.
Soon after arriving at the place Of exc.
cution, he Observed that he wished to die.
and requested the band which belonged
To two independent companies, which had
been called out to preserve order, should
play "Buonaparte's Retreat from Moscow"
which having heard, he desired the OIL
GERS TO perform the exccution--and took
his death.
Deah Of Desha.--An. esteemed friend
(says the National Gazette,) has placed
Ia our hands the annexed information.
Horrors have accumulated in Kentucky.
Extract of letter dated Lexington, Ky.
10th, lo26, from gentleman of that city.
-" write you by the last mail, of the
tragical end of Beauchamp aud his wife
The next day, July 9Th Isaac b. desha
cut his throat so badly that he is supposed
to be dead BY this time his windpipe was
severed, and he was speechless. Pen,
ink and paper were given him, and he
wrote that he was not guilty OF the murder
OF Baker. .....
"This makes the fourth case of self-des-
truction by persons charged with murder,
two for the murder of aviation, in Iender-
son county, and beauchamp and Desha,
besides the wife ofthe former. 1t now ap-
pears certain that she stabbed herself wijh
an old case knife, filed point for the pur
pose"
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G Ar GS.

300 yards Of Scotch and English Ingram
Carpetmgs; 500 yds. homcspun carpeting;
everlasting; Denmark satin, and rattipett;
Moncan and Norwich grapes a very large
lot of Salisbury hannels; pink gingham for
only Cd per yard childrens hdkis. from 3
to cents; a cheap lot Of elegant French
frizetts, and curls made in the newest style;
Swiss muslin collars, and bdkfs thread,
cotton, and bobbinet lace handsome vel
veteen hdkfs. pink, good size, only Is.
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Mdrrte0.

On Thursday evening last, by the Rev
MIR Wheaton. Lieut. Henry Beaverton ofthc
Y. ; Corps Of Engineers, TO Miss Caroline
Louisa knight, daughter of the late John
Knight. Esq of Maryland
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PKENrX IaHI..

A T meeting of the Stockholders Of lid
- PheniN Bank, IN Westerly, n. I. Jalg2d,
lo2o-',ho sent.orncn whose nomss ro!i.ly,
were elected Directors Of said Bank, lot ths
ensuing year
Ed,ct1 jriNcor, Ro,ose BGbcoci, Sfra
Pien bWcor, George Cart, Baiam Peek
ham, .icers Barns, BeGamm Barns, Geo.
ID. Cross, Uetcome H. Hersey, Um. MI
tdnS, Coddiag,,n Billings.
Al meeting of the Board Of Directors,
holden subsequent to the Stockholders meet.
ing aforesaid, EDWARD Wuicox, Esq. was C.
iertcd President of said Bank for the year en-
SUNG, and Jrsst MAVsoN, Cashier.
.AteSb J. MAXSON, Cdshisr.
July -.
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Valuable Estate
AT AUCTION.
On TlIFSDAN

On TUESDAY, Augusts,
N III O'Clock, n. w. ,riH be sold at Public
AUCTION, on The premises.
II FNlIAT Valuable Estate ON
60 i Thames-S,rect, formerly
l.s. the residence of Governor
I4Al WANroS being divided by
entries through the middle, AMI having two
front entrances, and separate kitchens and
cellars, il would accommodate two separate
families with Z or convenient rooms each
besides plastored rooms in the garrct. II
has good Garden, and the lot extends 10
the Harbor. The House has been thor
oughly repaired, and lis perfectly sound
Payment may be made in ) or more nnnn-
al nstalments, with interest, and security
for all but the first taken on the estate.
The conditions of sale will be made known
at the time and place. B. HAZARD.
July -, 1896
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%c@.C y.

4 Ii persons indebted tothe Subscriber
~ by Note or Book account, arc inform
cd that if they are not settled on or before
tho 2jth Of the present month. they will be
placed IN the hands of an Attorney for col.
lection. Attention TO this notice will save
both trouble anu expense.
July q. w. ID. Callahan.
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&ottrg,

A LII Tavern Keepers and Retailers Of
~ Spirituous Liquors, are hereby roti-
fed, that their Licenses are now ready for
delivery, and they arc hereby requested to
call Immediately at the Town-clcrk's Of
flee, and take the same.
By Order,
b. b. ROWLAND, Clerk.
NEWPORT, July IL, 1876.
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.

TEIE Subscriber having been appointed
l. Guardian Of the person AMI estate ui
Joseph Greene, IS. d. ofNorth. kingstown,
in the county Of Washington, and has ac-
cepted that trust, by giving bonds as the law
directs all persons having demands upon
:hc estate Of the said Greene, are requested
TO exhibit tire same, within six months, as
the law requires, and oil persons indebt-
ed TO the said estate, are called upon to
make payment 10
JON. REYNOLDS, Guardian.
Wexford. July 10, lS26. J2O.Gt
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Nautical fIteHisrure.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
NT,EpED


ship Roger.W Williams, Mosher, Havana.
Schr. Sally Hope, Baker, Boston,
Schr. Betsey N Eliza, Baxter, do.
Sloop B. ID. Jones, Manchester, n. York.
CLE.iRED.
Ship Roger Williams, Mosher, Marseiles,
Schr. Sally Hope, Baker, Providence,
Schr. Betsey & Eliza, Baxter, do
Sloop b. ID. Jones, Manchester, do
Sloop President, Gates, Hartford.
.4RRiV.lLS.
SATURDAY, July 22--arr brig Perseverance,
Littlefeld, l6 days fir. Havana Left there
ship Boy, and brig Harvest, of this port, wait
ing freight.
SuSpAr-arr ship Roger Williams, Mo.
sher, Il Havana, bound to Marseiles.
Sloop B ID Jones, fir n. York
MospAy--schr Molly, Coyell, fr. n. York.
sloop Geo. tS Mary, Mason, fir Albany,
Sloop Emeline, Shurtli,f, fr n York.
TUEsDAY-atr sloop Nelson, West, fr. Al
bany.
Sloop Rose In Bloom, fr Hartford, for Nan
tucket
Schr. Thomas, Covel, fr. Bath.
We might insert in this list, nearly hun
dred coasting vessels which have arrived III
this port since our last, but time nor space
will not allow of it.
MEMORANDA.
Arr. at Providence, on Monday last, brig
Marcia, ,Nayherry, 5 days fir Havana; left, Jn-
ly 9th, brig Criterion, Taylor, OF this port for
N. York in . days
Arr. at Alexandria, 18th, sch Washington
Packet, Shove, ir this port--Adv. the 18th,
for Newport, and Providence.
Brig stephen, Cornell, Of this port, was
waiting freight at Mobile, Is, inst.
The brig Rival, Waite, ofthis port, was al
Ballze, june 3Oth. % days II n York
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G3QEIOHIfSa
LACK AND YELLOW.

Bonnets and Gypsies very low, with many
other articles too numerous to mention, and
which were never cheaper IN this country
July 81.
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Final Notice !

LIVERY demand in favor Of The late
II firm Of John W. Davis, Jr. & 20.
and those in favor Of the Estate Of Edward
Phillips, deceased, lodged IN my Office some
time since for COLLECTION. viii f not pre,l-
ously paid, be put in SUI, after the 18th inst
HENRY u CR.i.f'STU.N
July 90, le26.
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Can and, judge for
Yourselves.
FINE BOTTLED LONDON
BROWN STOUT,
AND
4 AMEEE T. = q.
y. &CyYs

INFORMS he public that he has on hand
l. large supply of the above article, OF
the first quality, Which he intends selling
at the very low price OF ~ 30 per dozen at
the Brewery--or 81 56 delivered in any
part of the town--to be had in any quanti-
ty from single bottle, toa hundred dozen.
Store keepers and families Nill find il
more advantageous to purchase this, than
the barrelled Ale, as there will be no loss
from settings or bottoms.
n. b. 90 cents per dozen will be given
for Porter bottles, delivered at the Brew
cry. July %.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-26

cd husband WIS behold attempting his
own llfe with the same mnidrrnus wtap-
~ he Inflicted se,rtaI wounds on ns
lhro.i. breast aud SUE hui mol dangerous /.
he MS forthwith srcn,rd and on Ftida,
commit Il ~ the ,onni, II.
The funeral "b.eqnr- II the Deceased
who ~, defply hmrnlod by a family 81
Eve children, aud u visi cunroarse 81
'"nrens tiends and Spectators we're al
truded ~ thu 81 insi. on ah,ch nrca-ian
the Kew j BpDhrop. drh,etcd an appro-
pirate aud pathetic dlsroatsr.
Peopic's Freud
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-26

XlhGlNlA-N u Superior tout Of
Chancery holden IN the town oi Lyefb-
burg onlhc 18th May, ls26
Mary Ann Mhys, adm'A, oil Joseph W.,
deed, n
against
David and William kvle, DIETS
Tho defendant William ksle. who Is oul NJ
this country aud against whom The plan ah
appears Ia hive proceeded IN The mode re-
sriibcd by law against absent defend, "a.
slllI alInR 10 appear and answer, ON the NJ
lion III tn pisiutiN h} COUNSEL, the cont datti
take Der bdl iol confessed ~ 10 that dcirud
AM mud II appearing TO the satisfaction OF
The couri thm me defendant n,,S Id Is Vie hntl
been duly srr, ID with copy OF the drcrctaf
order entered ~ this eruse nj rules Ia The
mouth Of July, on" houaand EIGHT hundred
aud twenty-five, aud he still failing IA file hi
an4vrr on the further motion Of the plnIni Il.
by counsel, the couri doth refer Tie areuilflf
hrtWcrn Me pnfii,s 10 one oi It's commlsslhn
NJ who is directed to examine, siate and ~.
lie The snmt and uInhe report thereof 10 III
court, with ANY nnIters specially stated, thu Z
pertinent bV hiu-',t or required Ivy the rar.
Ties To be 20 slnird.
copy leste,
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DIED.

Al NV Haven III lhr 9Th instant, lie,
JEDEDlAH MORSE u. y Ii j..
aged g.. DR.. Morsr rum hi. rarlie.t
,rats phssrssea feeble enesriln ~; Ct
with ear, i,1 attention 10 his bhbps of liit.
hf selayed . fl.miarlshle degree i hoaltI
and nas enabled IA snstain AZ uueuuf#n3
hare al neninl rini'. Few men hafr
been IL indosiIous--fr hav, br,u -
n-"lul. Is eminent ser,ires IN = q
Church, "a rs "a solhnr, viii cause =,
mrmor, to be blessed by mau, gtoeis.
liaos. .Nfr UpreH Rtp
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-26

VIII hc sid, on fnr.dav ncSl. the 27fn
nat nj ~ o.elock, A. NJ. IN front ri my +
hrc. IA nr 2.uUulha. well cured Bacon the
srr.ter proportion mddl,ug. In crcda III
! moniha. II q IONpkINs. Auc.
VIII he added 10 the above sale ecnerhl
as.1rlinunl OF Groceries II q !
tune - 2i1I5
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-26

IL readers that Heaven had opened o.
Of It's must rapariors :. uafoing-p pots
and refreshed The people wilh is ON
ponrings THIS . altal The wis of r.
last century Would have taiird BaRoa.
~ the m Of Sipkieg.
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WILLS OK
Commits MFRS ofire, Lgacbbarg }

TVWWT75 VTTT = " 'TTT ; TEVTVV1T3
l7ih Jnt, 1896.
The parties IN this raasc vii tdke noifee
iha, hive appointed Monday the lhriy.hfi
day of Idly u.st, 10 carry tho foregoing 81
aer u( court into effect on y hich day nj -
hour 81 nine 10 he morning, ihry al rrGolfs
ID Ia attend NJ my otfce ~ This tom, With
ianir hnnk,, ncronuis Ynuehr1s, 49, eoria-
nf court rapcrs, prepared for cxaminnt,on
aud settlement.
JAMES BENAGH. c.
Juue % e1aDO
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Fourh n Jmy--f'rorn every quarter ol
tnr Union Vt hrar 81 preparations making
to celebrate with brcoplog gler The IF
tlrth anniversary OF oar natlonal Indrrrn-
3cuce. Nearly all the actors Ia the grand
drama Of The rc,ouloo have passed of
the stage, followed hy the beuedlcl Jns Of
tlrlr country. A tcW, hoUeyrr,---a little
remnant. remain 10 participate IN the
exclamation Df The event which they had 50
lAJgr Sharr ~ cGeclug. They viii Join
with Their chIId1en--aed their chlldren'a
children, IN COMMUNICATING thr era II ON
uatlnnal brlh " ,>lnuldctiug th,Ir crulch-
IS, they vii tx III lhrlr battles over again
and show how fields wrre Won aud lost
Even then pruury. and the cold aud heart
les role, pursued towards lhem y lhr
general gyteromrut VII not ha'r power
10 damp,n thrir ir,lngs. Though tliry
may be old, and laGrm penny la md llrS.
plse |. that lay Will uctisr rerolIeclloas
witch shall animate Them win ncw he
AID lnsplrr tbcm with double purlon oi
comment vii It BE- 90 those members of
{ ongrr-s ,4no rrlus d, at the last session.,
10 give i seaa,S pdlanre to he venerable
heroes, to hear them toastrd. hUm one
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AEIGNH II. NORTH.

Jrytnia Literature Lottcry,3d Cio9s,
Fo, the benefit OF the New London
Academy.
To be drawn on the Isl day Of July next, III
Lynchburg All IN enc day.
A(III'kIIt.
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New iiat Stnve

eF n, SANrEL DiskJt& co. inve
~ 10 last rrcel,ed, IN lhs hnns" u n
a.. dnor above Henry Gallon. 81
~ as. Slloc Slorr, ard liiie
hollow III" Vnglnihn Office, ne" and y
IlMRl... nsanIIinrni NJ
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C4.l'lCI1AG ELSI

or the DIdWigG ~ thr u II ~ 81 The
Dismai sWamp Canat Loiierg.
which took pace Ia Petersburg, III the u /
instant.
l8-2-12-55-32
~ u.ud NOR good lucN lfpto my Tcnly
Fortunate onlcc,-I2 u Ia drew q ptlzr
N SLAB, which the fortunate holder has
received the cash for (Which h. need, Il
very moch.) Besdes Nh" ahov" pfize the
Ms sevrr, III 500, $50, ~. &C. Nhleh
tne cash ras pad Tor "n slghl. II ,on
~ nj prilcs be sure aud call at my TroIy
Lucky Olli'e.
AE1IGIM II. " ORTIZ.
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tll'..s:l.H >VTN GIIrIAIre
LYNcnBuRG, JUNE -. raee.

in the last " Ptiosbarg Republicans
makes thu, following remarks Ia rtler,nct
Ia This p1rr
t." weeks sinrr NJ. Plrasanis. uf
the W hs, proroondcd and rphil-hed IN
his paper u loug sting ~ q, e,lrs address.
I'd Ia VIZ. hllrs, ahrh have h.ruished tn.
/ i.ynchbotg Nrglnla', tibr ,dlrr whr,roi
= the sworn, medgcd, mud, - Nr. II N
dolPh se,s, f'r III. -ake al The ALTERATION.
| might add pad champion II Nc. Cl,y,y
viii an oecaslon 10 admad,tn with con
,rd.rahls aap'tily ou ihr conduct af Mr.
G6t- ; AID VII. llra-auis has lrpuhll he'd
h. r"mark, III The Nnslum IA hls last
paper"
! In writer cues on In make s'me hrsh
remarks IL r, lalinn To John II rleasauts.
Distinguished Tor nolhmg sa,s Ihelr low
aeouIlty and only proving hlm Ia be an
alept IN kl,oken and Stable slang. So
Ia ~ Nj rhasanls Is cone, med heIsable
10 defend blu-slt, # he should lhiah pro-
per /" ootlcr the gHd Much bas settled
uu his horn. W. sudlI not, therefore, IN
teIfrrr IL his qoarrri but viii couGne our
remarks Ia our own easr. The Peters.
bns w'i'.r saAs, We are ihs "snorn.
! pledged, ,nd Tor the stkr Of allirt alton. J
! toid champion oil Nj. Clay" HAT ne are
sWorn' ellhcr hlrrall, or by inl,rcnrr, TO
driend Mr.. tlal, i, false. That ". are
Pledgtd' Is tine 0uly IN pal. We atr
| pledged, by voluntary ptomisr IL de
lcud Mr.. Clay 'stote IL relation to The last
Presidential election, brIlr,lDg slue,rrb
lhat II "as dictated Ivy the pulrst mot,"s.
/ Inat We are" paid,' Is hIse aud the Pc.
trfshurg writer Knows II bat, vanity pre-
'allrng oter p,tnclpIr, " for The S0k, ot al
ia,fattsa,o hr Thought II no crane 10 gar.
nlsb hl' libddy VITA an unIfuih. when
ms mutations are made, that VT are hilbcd
To defend any m6n 81 sci al men, we gen
rrally treat lhcm with the scorn they mrr-
| IL, and allow Ia lhrir author, due ercdlt
for the dishonesty which tlry imply o.
rh'lr own part. There IL al old sa5ln.,
! thai raseals are apl Ia Judge other mrn
| by themselves and therrlofe, When, II II
Iuslnuhicd HAT Ne speak only what We
aIe Daid' To speak, Ne d,sayy SCI the
'ps'nn.uor d""0 as one eh0 could br IN
dnoed himself 10 do any thius, however
e lmlnd ~ mea0, iVr money. Om Pc
! i.r.
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,olrc' md rall ~ tie lrhly Lucky Of
q. d w AT.TlIIJ Il CO.

But rccollrci md cali a. the Irnly Lnel,v Of
zee OF 9. d w A-T.FlIIJ * CO.
~ you may nol be sersed l,krwisi,
On Tuesday mornina, Mr s / WHIT @tep-
ped in NJ Aliens Office, aud purchased two
lckcts aud Oh Jhnr-day evening WA MORN.
81 hai one al his tickets, No 2-1Z-10
had drawn hand'omo prIze Of
1900 - OLLAGs2e
The managers list oil the drawing OF ia
Dlsmnl swamp Canal Lottery, is received, -
the following are the drawn uumbers, VIZ,
11--3---1z-35--S1
holders ol prizes are requested 10 call aud re-
utsM ihrm.
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The packet ship Silas Ri.hards arrived
~ l.ifsrfasl u H. 9Th ult. Ut ent, fur
days rom W" Yak. Shr rnn' eyed In,
Intelligence or lie surrender Of f'all ~. II
he duel between Nj Clay and Mr.. Ran-
d"lph, Sc.
We bace the "Gazotte or NadriIn into
April. II ahounds with addresses la King
Ferdinand, remarkable only for the nost
iniSome adnlation. Thu Spanish editor
hhs iransi led Tor hi read r.. as /, conn
mrniary ON Rrrnhicanism the London
accounts of VI. JelTrrson's pscnniary I'm
h'rrass'nrnis and consequent application to
the Virginia Legislature. l.NR. Gaz.
Every paper IN the Union ought 10 nnh.
h'h The following paragraph. fron tia, L.
states Gazeitr. that 1t NAV meet every
eye: for "" cannot suppose tho conduct
cor planned IF proceeds from any thing
but thongh'lessnrss. Peie1SbHg hteH.
"PREsIpF>T JEFFERson.--A friend.
who has been an nccasIoual ,lstlani la Nnn-
ucrlla, has frequently expressed al, SUI
prise nj The total want IT drhcacy which
has marked the conduct 81 lhn-r " ho INV,
maui ','r "s'N"s t''nin' afy '0malr' ht the
h''P''an'" man-'on. IA" whole est 'hllsh-
'neo' 81 servants m9s' o' At the same tune
entertained IN the klicher. and the uumer-
Gus hnraps TUNED over Ia the care of the
family hostler, when dri acv would cer.
.''". navy u'''"''a uis'h'S'l ~ part al
the attendants +" 4 mig h rI1g ttA rrn.-
ms W. only rpttr ~ AS In abuse nf pr
'"'Se' tF',o ! Is, mat IN MN win"
o'S '''n al ~ "taa 81 our using h"p, hi"
and tn" c"nntr! should take care that the
IS no' nsnpr"riahle' Such Ar 'Xpen-
allure Is naiIonh concern, and the pub.
he eXpres'Int oi feeling Throughout the
country, 'flalI'r TO Mr. j Persons -mbar-
aesmeats, l. proof ot Ihr light ia which the
e'''zaa' We" 'he relations that 'X'Sl be
WEE" t'r welfare ot thrh residents aud
the citdlt ol The naitnu.'
ThihADEtPHlh june III, l"@b.-' he
fk'l,.''i"" u SIX worms, a. The .1asonlc
nav, commence 'h.S h"FhihS, ana Is WI
W. W. 'ne dttetdth "l 'ae 'Hnnns. ifi'
" non hummer ~ worms IS ahoni SIX thop-
''nu' 'llfin}eh N il' dtflefcnt operations
tba ,Lr,.'I g.. Th. ~ H. ;'.,,'',
tue litff'u' NJ / ne eggs OF ihe lnsftt.
nv '"'l ''IiS Q great numbers ol c"c"ans'
TN. wbnIr evb,bi,ion ia ooc IF b;oh -.
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