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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-19
TTEEsTyNCs
OF THE FRIENDS OF
Agriculture and Manufactures

Some dissatisfaction having been expressed as
70 the manner in which the recent meeting held
on these subjects was conducted, is well as at
The result thereof, and several Of tile Delegates
appointed at said meeting having declined @
act under their ppontmcnt-the citizens of The
State Of Delaware, friendly TO the protection Of
American labor, and to the encouragement Of a
home market, are invited to meet again al the
Town Hall in Wilmington, OH Saturday the 2lst
INST. at 3 o'clock
With view that the proposed meeting should
stand on the face and pure ground Of the great
National Interests in question, it Is hereby de.
clared that the object Of tic present call, is u
promote the interest Of Agriculture and Mann
iact4res, by expressing our sentiments publicl,
On those Important subj cts, and to appoint Del
egates TO the Convention which is to meet a
Harrisburg on the 30th inst.
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SPRING GOODS.

vNNliE SUBSCRIBER has just received in adj
Il dtlon 10 his former stock, large assort-
ment Of Spring Goods, among which arc,
CLOTHS and h-ERSE PN,ERES,
SILK, Tonet, Valencia and Malscilles yestings.
Leventnes, Florenses, eros de Naples, and Lus-
tring silks
Ravens Duck, Russia and Porter Sheetings.
irish Linens, Sea Island and Prime N. Orleans
Shrtngs.
Cambria, Iaconet, Swiss and Null Muslns.
Bomhazets, Bambazenes, and Norwich Grapes.
silk, Cotton and Wooden Hosiery.
Drlllings. Blue and Yellow Nankeens.
Cases Ieghorn-1 do. Straw Bonnets
Also, large assortment of
ROOFS & SEaOEs,
al The toiiouing lop prices. ui2.
| cases Mems fine Boots, 81 90 per pair.
5 do. do. Munroes, 874 do.
do. Ladies Valencia Shoes rs do.
3 do, do. Morocco 625 do.
! do. do. Leather, do. so do.
l do Ladies' Morocco Shoes, with heels, a
IS cents per pair
/ do Misses do Springs so do do
l do do Kid do so do do
/ case rs pair Seersucker pantalets
The above arc well worthy the attention Q
the public
JOHN PATTERSON.
1 April, 1927. 30-3m,
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NOI'ICE.

The firm Of j. THOMAS Z co. being dis
solved on The 18TH Of the Fourth month last Al
persons having claims against said firm are desir-
ed to produce them Immediately for settlements
and ali who are indebted to said firm arc request
ed TO call Oh E-ra H0opeS and settle the same
ANY person having demands aga'ss' the firm
Of II. Il f.. HOPES. or against EZRA iiOoPES,
are requested to furnish them for settlement 10
Il. HoorEs: and any person indebted 70 either
ofthe above concerns, are earnestly requested 20
discharge the same without delay TO to The SAID
EZRA nOOrtS.
Wilmington, 9TH mo- Sd, 1887, -
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j lls:sxc;r 81 PE.a 1cT'rE.E.
.,1J FR UOINN

post Masters, or other Gentlemen, who
my nterc, themselves d thc sale IF this Med
jcinc, Shall have liberal discount allowed them
lhcy mas Nc assured Tim Tie ingredients Used
ii ,he manufacture q i alc entirely simple, and
81 i corrective nature, and its specific qualities
lave been tested b laany q our most respecta-
be Physicians.
orders from any part of thc Union viii he
.i;ei.icd toMit. rlucfUa!ity, and every nioHna
ton given t.lat ma! be required. Address 70
JDiI% a. PARKER,
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Grocery Stores.

Joseph Mendenhall & Co. corner Of Kipe
and Second streets.
Joseph {. Gilpin, 46, market st.
James &. Samuel Brown, s High st.
Clement < Gordon, corner of Market and
Kennel.
Peter Horn, corner king and front SITS.
John Rice, Brandywine, south of bridge.
Samuel Stroud, corner of front and orange
George Winslow, 179 market st.
john Wright, corner of Front and Marke
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LA MOTIFS
csNTrgEa nTOES
Idluable Medicine for cGgds, Co,lsumptions ana
.4sthMnS.

Idluqbie Medicine for CGghs, Co'Samptlons ana
.9sthNlaS,
This Elixir is offered to the public as pos
sessing virtues peculiarly adapted TO the present
prevailing disorders Of the breast and lungs,
leading 10 consumption. A timely use OF these
drops may be considered a certain cure " most
eases Of Common G0R, ConghS, Influenza,
Hoping Cs0.t, PUN u TIE Sde, D.BnahB n
B4athjug, Itam II Nleep arising from debility,
ana ID S9qs mo3e .lst'taA i is ssngulary ellica
cious particular attention TO the dIfeet4ohS
ACCOMMODATING each bottle s ncccssafy
The following certificates from respectable
gentlemen, Physicians and surgeons arc subloni-
cd, to show that TINS composition + one ~'Ach
Medical men are disposed 70 gata Is cfhcacous
and WORTHY Of pu! u paitoAaBn
Having exam cd tic composition % IA
Nofr's cough Drops, inproAed, we haze no
hesitation il rtcontnead,ng thcmto Tie pfblie,
IS bciug Wcll adapted o Aose cases q dlae"ae
ior Nhica tAcS arc recommended.
nociof, .iu>ArHAS Dom, Albany Dcc 4, l62li
JANls Fnsr, Of y hile Greek, Feb. l4th 1895
WArsaS Str<fn, OF CanDlider, Fcb, 2eth
ISIS, soloNo, DEAN, oi J4cAsGn, Januai! w,
/ lalo.
l Ertroct of tasrJ - Reu, Etsm Mgftg.
4 lam pleased Nititas opportunity pf lelatiH5
d few facts which may serve il COMMUNICATION u
/ 0Il ENNN4itAtN N3b1.3ii At'3l'a' = Aet' s'f5 ?
was afflicted with pulmonary complaint lag
cough Was severe, n@ appeiitc Weas, .n
strength tallinG. ] used i,.4ty popular ncar
cncs, but only fotad tefl asuS rehrf, ,ntl 4
a continued use II your salNatc Drops, hNt
hecn blessed Siil sgeh peiFet hcath u fcn
der fuithtrngails alaece@sals.
i.HENi.AiE IiARias.
Soifm. n D. jst ~ 1879.
Messrs. Gres5g' ~, have f1f II wears btct
troa5ied With NJ aiicctlclo 6,t.atmru udg
a,tenae.l v.tu soNcrc calSI, pail u ne slt!e
and difficulty q blcairs: aati Athe .iit oflh25
hccrne ,t much r,t!natl t..st ny to was d, 5
paired of; ;ap,l receiving ~ lieisl, benefit t,on
my physician, wa, I,ts sad % lriEe trial ot j.
Natts Cough nroas aHl sttor taking one bottl
Mas rcs'Wrrdto perfect hcalth; anaA IS 4ly firm
he!isf. t'at the use % t!,e above nanpd di9ps
tveo. tul TIE, THOMAS JONES
eai,Wba. ni'0, .Iityaa, lS1a.
,.iid wholesale a,iIsttall by q. !. s. Crosby
i Coga5as, plio. ave @eu's III f6eii appointing
/, thrtul bout the ulNteG stttcs aid Canals, ~.
itch bot e contains .ib.doses, lseirt "
sold in WlmingtoaHA .lnss.al lin:NgHt IS
Dlas gis and Chemist, @7, Msrk,t-st.
March, 6--.J--t5m.
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nogougM lA0an.

tEa ,eroa~t, c5,sncll a comn,iee d receive pro.
p1aas for i loan uot exceeding 10000 ~ laFs,
On the credit ot the Bor5lsh ii Wilmington,
for the purpose Ct Supplying the Borough w,tl
water at a raie oi interest not exceeding iNt
per centum per annui, payable seni-annaally,
and reMbursahc At tlic ens Of 20 fc;i from tht
4th OF ,hly, lH27--Nptice i, therefore hereby
given, tina, such proposals win nov By receltet
BY tic undersigned n any tine after the plcsen
late, for taking said Loan.
JAMES nEGHsON,
JAMES GARDNER,
JOSEPH GtsI BG,
MM. LARkiN.
igmmihce.
June eth, 1927 39-tf
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s.zyE.Ry-r ,AIT.r,

FEeiE Subscriber hegs leave 70 oiler hinsclfto
4 tac Democratic Citizens 81 Newcastle Coun-
n forihe oIce OF SHERIFF, TO hc supplied IN
October next; assuring them that in case he
should b. the object ftleir choice, bis best ex-
rr'ions shall be etnpioved TO execute Tie dutie,
of the Office with iidoli,y: aud pledging hinseii
q ABIDE by the decision of the County Meeting.
10 - htd Al the Red Lion, for the nomination ii
the Co,ln'y Ticket,
ALEXANDER PORTER.
NAV II, 1897. S5-tF.
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TO thc care Of Atkinson and AieAA
lcrs, Hdtiuaeiaht9,
CERTIFICATES.

was aaaiictea, several wears ago, With mer-
caija disease. which destroyed MY health aud
ctftGblea my constitution 70 that dcErrc that !
despmrcd Of ever again recovering fom the cf.
fccts Of Il. h4l bcei ender i,a care d ply
sician for nor: til.l sa,cn months ind my nala.
~ stil, continued p increase, II fact hatl be
come liberated WHEN by chance, became ac-
gtlajntcd with Mr. .hbaa Gaehe.', who in!omnct!
inc ,lla,t he believed Nc could cure nc If very
short ti,lc will Sis .hoaocfo, five botles (which
restored No d ealtl and comiolt
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-19

GENERAL REGISTER
Dry Good Merchants.

Chalkly Somers, 48, Market street.
Buzby & Bassett, 90, market ST.
John Patterson, so market Street.
W b. Tomlinson, No. &c, market Street
John r. Biinckle, corner of market & Queen
streets.
William NJ M'Caullcy, Brandywine, north side
of the Bridge.
Allan Thomson, As market st.
John w. Tatum, 80 market st.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-19

l otter, OlccrS, &C. &C.
II Is particularly beneficial in MeumatismS, its
effects being sach as completely to remove the
compliant.
In III cutaneous diseases, or affections of the
skin, perhaps there is no medicine tht has bech
more crnintntly successful. In the early stages
Of Gonstt0iDtioli, il will BE- found Of eminent SER
Wee. 1t affords ehcctna reNcf III Sylphthtc
and Ntlcarfni Niseis,S :,
Scycr.I eases Of Jaunilicc have been radically
removed by the use Of only tew bottles.
Dyspepsia, or indigestion, is taken away by
its powerful virtues; and where Children are
concerned it is known to be . salutary operative
an, for that purpose kept by families to be used
IN the complaints incident 10 the change OF the
seasons
ms Medicine Is Warranted Genuine, and is
equal d any now il use; It's carefully prepared
rom ,he original lteeiac,
By JOIN A. PARKER
Directions for using this Medicine, and certitl-
Gates from respectable persons who y has roate-
4 an cured of various Wirmtd diseases, accom-
p,uy each batt..
lAis pan4ce II MN hacn highly recommended
lly many respectable fhysicfaH5, and PaJtSso,S
4 in the {ntciiY n Pennsylvania. It has per
formed remarkable cures, aityr all the efforts o
experience and s6ill have talked. = timely nsC
&c ii Nil prevent G0aso4ptanHy, as i caines on
,Ae complaints that terminate in This fatal WIDE
3,4eading disrs,c Ii is yell known fact that
more die with thia at5eaie than Of any other Z
which the ti,iinan family ne exposed Indeed
il Till 3Fteael d sHeh analarmng extent, and IS s'
certain III lis npel.lou, when once it has got th'
asec0lcncy, taat Wr Vannot hc too careiuln mp
ping in,ht bud lie disease that generate It.
lacast ! Where hetcnty ll.s been used, the e
t.cla II .iigh eman 10 hc,sgsieni, i y an inyal
,lN. tttIt tsfNsNt
N. WoHte! sitaFanl solm,lncss, and completed
sladn.ate, the ctils ll.at attend It, and man
mnit can he,r testimony to is good effects I
lili. ii.lrllclliN..
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fs.;.TtA "a bh Farm, situated ~ tlncadrr
I;,,ssi, 54s hundred, Newcastle Cou.iy, Del
tG.s4ssss-aa bout mile south OF Newark adicin
ing lands Of r. II. ilolt2bcckrr the heirs o. WI.
lam ltnlscl, dec, Zacharah Jones, and others,
containing lO6a "mnre or lees hi% Farm
is on 4 bIek oak and hickory sol u hsn state
ii cu8yati q, md eqaaied y! few ", itgi'
bonraool. lit i w.ll adapted 70 All knd, ol
tirasse, Ana Craia:--h4s on il yognG ttnsnR
orchard 81 about one hundred trees of choice
trut; an excellent kouop meaaoW, though
vb.ch rams ! never fennS ~ ans anl seven I'll
hgc, ag hrlls, all auiiH goo, tracc, The I'M.
pioven.nts are atwos y lag dwell.ag hansc,
well weather-bouled outside and IL 81 ani
plastercd inside, haylng three rooi.s down and
fonr up sta.,s, Witiia tiest rite cellar under the
whole.-Aiso3 l,tehea A. sininS, with pamp
Of excellent water Al tac door; stone ntth
house aud 4 sHakr hose; 4 iahe Darn, nearly
ugw. uith excellent stablng underneath, sniii-
cent ~ hold ten 81 twelve heal ot horses, he.
sides uilch cows, calves, ste. Farther dcsc,ip
t!1n X deemed unnecessary, Is 4 is expecte
that any Wishing y purchase silt4e@ the prem
ses, Which the subscriber, living thereon, car
show, and taNke knosn tile cond TOSS of sale.
joins PlINER.
May 2E, 1877, SIT.
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LAnE.S G. lYRCM.

Tile Proprietor Of Parkcl's Panacca has the
satistae Goa Of laying before the public, the iol-
lowing recommendatory notice ot his Medicine
from Dr. Edwin 4 Atlee, highly respectable
Practitioner in Philadelphia.
sIIsvlng been requested to state, what expert
en.c have had Of the efficacy Of i'arkcr's Pana-
CA, am enabled to say, that three patients,
who have used OF the bottles, presented Tor trial,
have evidently derived grea benefit, The first
IS q respectable female, who labored under eS
trcme acrotci0us debility, in which the stomach
participated hrgely--its digestive functions be
ling much disordcred. After taking one bottle,
her health was improvcd-her appetite, diges-
ton and complexion moderated; and in the use
Of the second bottle her conyalescnce is speedy.
The second is the son Of a board merchant,
who suffers with the hipdsease, a scrofuous al
1 fcction or carries Of Inc neck of the thigh bone.
! Previously to the use Of P.trker's Panscea he
had habituaily suffered great pain in the afit ctct
! part, and his General health was much impaired.
He has taken nearly two bottles, and his parents
say he has been more free OF pain than before.
while his general heal,his fast improving.
The third is lady, whose disease is supposed
to be Rhcumatlc-and who las long suffered
with an extensive ulcer oi tile leg, resisting the
remedies prescribed by two regular and eminent
physicians, who apprchcnded the loss fthe limb
by gansrene. BY request, called to see her TO
day; viewed the ulcer which is now not more
than afonrth, in diameter and depth, Of what il
was orgnally-is much less swollen, very sli ght
y paintu-and she says she has received mors
benefit from the two bottles Of Parker's Panacea
than from any medicine that had been before ad
ministered."
, ifthe above recommendatory notice is calcu
lated to benefit the proprietor, it is at his service
f. A. ATLEE.
, Philadeiphia 5th mo. so, 1927
Sold by JosErH BRlsenuRsr, Druggist ant
Chemist, No 81, Market street wilmington.
Also, at J. IiARLAS's Drug Store, opposite tn
| tcwn-Hall, Market stree
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Witness. \. II srEwAnr.
PdsiuGe pda, tf5tWw3 ID, 1897.

PbVie,hie, .2pra III 1927
hereby certify that ny wife VA, afflicted With
The mast cxcrl l,tiny Rheumatic pans ~ all her
ii,n',s ~ two months, being advised TO Try PW-
he,,s i9a8aeea, procured t@o bottles, one how
cver, entirely removed NE lin, AMI she y now
sell.
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Boot and Shoe Manufacturers.
John Matthews, Delaware st., third door be.
low water-st. N. Castle.
Thcophilus Jones, u market St.
Val. M'Neal & son. 90 and 100 market st,
William M'Neal, 17o king St.
William White, high st.
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.

arxya yss offered 70 private sale, laltta,
fE1s,.TSA 4 Is dc Farm, situated n trnra'ier
l,,,,sst. EE55as hundred, Newcastle Coul5y, Del
80 - Bout mile south Of Newark sdicin
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Vegetable Renoyating Panacea'

Carefully prapared from the original recipe,
and warranted equal 70 any now in use
FOR THE CURE OF
Liver Complaints, Scrofala, or
Kings Evil, Mercurial Disease,
Tumours, Putiid Sore Throat,
letter, Ulcers, &c. &c.
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June l2tb, 1872.
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state ze9(sIa&tlCg.
IN SENATE.

Tuesday, Jan. 9.
Mr.. Austin, from the Committee on the Ju
dietary, reported bill concerning Merchants
and Agents, or Factors, which had first read
ing.
Mr.. Kendall, from The Committee on Edu-
cation, reported a bill TO incorporate School
at Nantucket, by the name of Sir Isaac Cof-
fms Laucasterian School. which was read once.
WtdnesdGy, Jan 10.
A message was received from the Govern
or. transmitting information from the Commits
sioners under the act providing for the fcpara-
ton Of Maine from Massa chusetts, relative TO
the surveying and dividing OF the public lands
between the States respe ctivelJ, by which it
appears that Is townships, on a tract of ccun-
try north of the monument line, and west of
the second range of townships heretofore To-
Gated, have been surveyed and divided, of
which 749,7l2 acres, in townships and parts
Of townships, are assigned to the share Of this
State.
Thursday. Jan. II.
Petitions of the franklin Bank, and Fall
River Bank, for an increase of their capital
stock, referred to the committee on Banks.
The memorial Of the Court of Sessions for
the county Of Worcester, praying compensa-
lion for the use of the House of Correction in
that county by the confinement of state con-
yicts, was referred 10 the committee on Claims.
Bill passed 10 be engrOssed.-To incorporate
the Ministerial Fund OF the Union Congrega-
tional Society in Amherst.
Friday, Jan. 10.
Mr. White, from the committee on Banks,
reported bill in addition to an act incorpo-
rating the Globe Bank.
The Secretary came in with a Message from
the Governor, transmitting copies of a report
from the Commissioners ofthis Common wealth.
who were appointed, in conjunction with Com
missioners on the part Of Connecticut, to as
certain tho monuments, and fix the line of
division and boundary between the two States.
Saturday, Jan. 10.
The Bill in addition to the act incorporst-
ing the Ware Manufacturing Company, was
reported and read once.
Mr.. White submitted the following order
viz: I" That - be a committee 10 consider
and report on the expectancy of OF appointing
Commissioners to take into considera ton the
subject Of the termination of the Charters of
the several Banks, and TO devise such meas
ures, in relation thereto, as the interest OF the
Commonwealth and its citizens may demand,
and to report thereon at the next winter ses,
sion of the General Court.
The resolve making further appropriation
for the support Of deaf and dumb persons at
the Asylum, at Hartford, was passed, and
sent down for concurrence.
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0attolraI ze9tslature.
.Ninefesnth OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Session
SENATE.

Friday, Jan. S.
The bill to authorize the President of the
United States to cause the reserved Salt
Springs, in the State of Missouri, to be expes-
ed to sale; and the bill to EroVide for taking
evidence in the Courts Of the United States
in certain cases; were severally read third
time and passed. Adjourned TO Monday.
Monday, Jan. 8.
The bill to make further appropriations for
the construction of roads in Florida, was read
a third time, passed, and sent to the House for
concurrence.
Mr.. Marks presented the memorial of sun
dry merchants of Philadelphia, praying in
Identification for losses by French spolatlons.
Referred to the committee on Foreign Affairs.
The resolution submitted on Friday, by Mr..
Reed, proposing to increase the salary of the
Post-Master-G eneral, was agreed to-.
Tuesday, Jan. 8.
Mr.. Thomas, from the Committee on Roads
and Canals, reported bill granting aid in the
construction of canal between the Lake
Michigan and the Illinois River.
The bill to provide for the location Of land
for Seminary Of Learning in Florida and
the Deaf and Dumb Asylum of Kentucky
was ordered to be- engrossed for third read
ing.
Wednesday, Jan. 10.
bill providing for the construction of a
Canal, connecting lake Michigan with the riv-
er Illinois, was taken up and laid on the table.
The Senate took up, for consideration, the
bill authorizing the reserved lead mines in the
State Of Missouri TO he exposed to sale, which,
after some discussion, was laid on the table.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Friday, Jan. 5.
The House was engaged on the bill to pro-
vide for the surviving officers of the army OF
the revolution, which was rejected; and the
old bill, which embraces both officers and
soldiers, passed through the Committee, and
was reported to the House with the blanks
filed.
Mr.. Burgess stated that this bill included
every branch of the army. 1t in the first place
provides for the distribution OF 100000 dol
lars among the officers, and then gives 200,O Ono
to the widows OF the deceased officers. To
the officers and soldiers, who are not provided
for by this provision, il approprates l, 200, 900
dollars; and to the widows of those who are
deceased Of this last class, it gives 10000
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BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF LORDS, DEC. /


Message from his Mgiesty-Earl Ba-
thurst Informed the House that he had
10 deliver Message from his Majesty,
which was as follows:-
GEORGE r.
His Majesty acquaints The House Of
Lords, that his Majesty has received an
earnest application from the Princess
Regent of Portugal, claiming, in virtue
of The ancient obligations of alliance and
amity, subsisiing between his Majesty
and the crown of Portugal, his Majesty's
aid against an hostile aggression from
Spain.
His Majesty has exerted himself for
some time past, 10 conjunction with his
Majesty's ally, the King of France, to
prevent such an aggression aud repeat,
ed assurances have been given by the
Court Of Madrid, Of the determination oil
his Catholic Majesty neither 10 commit
nor 10 allow 10 be committed, from his
Catholic Majesty's territory, any aggres.
sion against Portugal.
But his Majesty has learnt with deep
concern, that, notwithstanding these as.
surances hostile inroads into the terri.
tory of Portugal have been concerted in
Spain, and have been executed under
the eyes Of Spanish authorities, by Por.
tuguese regiments, which had deserted
into Spain, and which the Spanish Gov.
eminent had repeatedly and solemnly
engaged to disarm and to dispense.
His Majesty leaves no effort unex
hausied TO awaken the Spanish Govern.
ment to the dangerous consequences Of
this apparent connivance.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Tuesday. Jan.

Iuesddy, Jan. 3.
Petitions of Hammond Hewitt, to be set of
from Northbridge 10 sutton the town of Roy
alston, for review of the doings of the Leg
islature Of 1907, relating 10 the Ministerial
Fund in said town; were read and committed.
Remonstrances presented and committed -
OF Jason Morse, James Howard, the town of
Sutton, Manchoag Company and others, and
Asa Putnam and others, against the petition Of.
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lions OF dollars, which they are now es-
timated al, to three millions.
" Those persons who were opposed
to him prior to his arrival, are now mos
clamorous in his favor. The steps taxi
en- by Bolivar, will SOON raise the credit
of the country"
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LATEST FROM FRANCE.
-NEW-YoRK "a,

FNE"-IUhkl JANUARY IT.
The packet ship Howard, brings Pa
ris papers 10 the 4th.
i The Constitutional says. II is stated.
that French squadron will sail shortly
Cor AIeieEs,' 10 -chastise that Regency
for attacks madewpOn our trading YES.
seis,
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VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND.
NETWORK, NOV. 10,

NETWORK, NOV. 13.
Yesterday we had number of Important ar
rivalsfrom Europe, by which we have re-
ceived files Of papers TO Dec. 18th. The in.
telligence they communicate is very mpor-
tant, and In its possible consequence may
be Of the most interesting character.