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credit for his cxertions, industry, and man
ly zeal, in whatever related to mechanism. 1t
is true, that he did apply steam to vessels, but
he did not succeed in perfec,ing the principle,
and left the work to be accomplished by Full
ton. Mr.. Fulton, however. knew nothing Of
the plans Of Fitch = he knew nothing OF his
principles or designs; and it was not ill after
Fitch had abandoned his project as hopeless,
that Fulton commenced the great work which
has irnnortalized his name. or Mr.. West, il
is almost unnecessary to speak, since he was
so well known, as one Of the most eminent
mechanics Of the age. Like Mr.. Fitch, he
conceived plan, for the application Of steam
power to We 'sels, but in consequence Of pecu-
mary embarrassments, and other difficulties
of which it is not proper TO speak, he aban-
doned the undertaking, and left the whole to
be accomplished by Fulton. OF Doctor Rum
sey, Of Virginia, who died few years ago in
Kentucky, we know but little elsc, than that he
was an ingenious mechanic, and borrowed his
principles from Fitch and West, and died too
soon to perfect them, but not until after he had
abandoned his enterprzc.
If there be any man, who has claim TO the
invention Gf the steam process, as applied to
vessels, of an earlier date, than Fulton, it is
gentleman of Philadelphia, whose name is moi
now recoected, but can be ascertained, by
reference to the Analectic Magazine for the
year 1916, in which work full account ofhis
history, and Of his invention is recorded. This
gentleman, so far succeeded in his undertake
ing, as to actually put boat IN operation.
For several days she navga,ed the Delaware; |;
but the ingenious inventor was poverty-strick-
en-, and finding no one wiling to assist him, he
gave up the project, and soon after died. dis
gusted with the world, melancholy and brok-
en-hearied
In the year 1923. Doctor Joseph Buchanan,
"A distinguished writer and Philosopher of the
west now Editor of the Louisville Focus of
Politics and Literature invented machine
to navigate the skies, 10 be operated by steam.
For two or three years he confused his brains
with the arial capillary engine, and after
making two or three unsuccessful experiments,
he laid it aside, to attend to the more delight
ful pursuits of politics, literature and bellies
lettres criticism. His plan was said to be
perfected hereafter.
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PARKER'S yEGETABLE REyoVATlNG
PANJ.As.SsLSA.

Eoun 10 Sccias oih"r, a,d dollar cheaper,
INOR the cure Of eaaa,sp, Lioer Compliant, Ulcers,
.Mercurai, mi jypidt:ic Diseases. Likewise, com
plants arising from impure state ot the blood, Pud sore
Throat, and the early stages Of Consumption, SC
MANY cases of Jaundce h1ve been ndcdly cured by
using only few battles Dyspepsia, or indigestion, j. re-
moved hy lis powerful virtues and where Children are con
cered Il is known 10 I've em,,kabe slluiry operative,
and fDr ihat purpose should be kept in nes To be given
In complaints incident to the changes oi tie seasons
Purchasers requested 10 observe, that the Genuine
Medicine bs the Proprietos name IN his own hand writ
ing, on the label Of each bottle, with the words Paker's
Panacea" he sea Of the cork The LABEL represents Tie
Hydra slibdued by Hercules, with misoOc emblem ah've
This PANACEA is equal to any IN Use IL h pleasant To
the taste, and requires alteration IN the dle-spiriois
liquors IL be avoided
The proprietor aware, Tint for want of proper ana GER
tain inpaton his In, cine my by some per s nc rlk-
ed am ,gt n~nnI vcned b, numerous empires oi the
day but he has the satisfaction ot knowing it upon rll
these opnons viii vanish, AMI give place 10 conrcton OF
its sror merits 10 pretent TINT all anh every disease
10 which the human constitution ~ Table, Wl be cured ny
his medicine would be lle and absurd in the extreme, but
il possesses uncmn efficacy IN the recf AMI cure at Ger
tain otstnie and volen; copl lins and those IN nny III
stances of the alarming and distressing nature, can ana
has been fully sihstantlated
Certificates and directions printed in pamphlet iorm ac-
comfy,ny each it,e-prre g, or ~ per dnen.
RENE UBER ,-dPARKER'5 PANACEA J" equal to
Swain's or any other, and one Il Iar chetper
Orders from any plri of tie United stles, addressed to
JOHN A. PARKER, No. 300, North Eighth, four doors
above Nn,l street, or ATKINSON & ALEXANDER,
Printers Phil ,lcpla, will be attended 10.
January 80. cut
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THE PHILADELPHIA MERCURY Thi.

THE PHILADELPHTA MERCURY. This
Simpson, out Herods ,Ierod in all that is vile and
inlamous,and yet does not possess the redeem
ing qualities which admitted alents might pload
in behalf of its scurrlay. 1t is a loathsomc,
low, and obscene publication, and is destitute
Of the smallest regard for virtue, or common
morality Its illusions would disgrace the pen
o.. school boy,when dramatically considered,
and its matter, would cause blush 10 suiIiisc
the cheek of the most abandoned inmate Of a
broIhel.- In the Mercury Of last Friday, we
find the following precious article, which we
copy, merely to display the natural propensity
for mendacity, which is so prominent, in the
chara ctcr Of the man who wrote il:
"In the American Monthly Magazine, pub
lshed IN this city some years ago, there ap-
peared very lattering panegyrick Of HENRY
CLAY, undor the form and title of Biography
We have been informed, that this Biography
came from Mr.. Clay himself, through his prin-
cipal pander, Francis Johnson, Of Kentucky
lately superseded by the people, on account
Of his aid and agency in the BARGAIN. or
tho truth of this statement, va have every rea-
son 10 be satisiied
This presents Mr.. Clay in new light. lie
will not only make bare aims NTH Presidents
bnt trade and psddlc with .Mdgosine editors.
for good character ,crittcn BY himscie!-
A reputation thus procured. can be Of little
worth hut that is matter of no moment, com
pared TO the n,oiires which such conduct dis
closes; for here, wc mut go into III" quo ami
mo, in order 10 ascertain the real chara ctcr Of
tho political prtierder,"
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n.To WHOM IT NAY CONCERN. %

n of the ,iss III JDcfJi NJ ifG'pt .Hb'.pN MED
HO FILLS, pcs,is Of eIrr s"y (glilsi by th' He"g
va aajis copsa, tire lnp inyig then, nc ehi
70 restore Heath with Ease, safely and Cert1nty, IN ajte
days. ,...u,., -.,.o., 80 ,,,,,
article IN ts , lr lirgs ctes tid tlwi' ur rii il
the Unol dasng The di. peblrel b, the lie d.
Conwiy, ~ h'icatly pave, I'M 80 repfdh' klw", Pl
ssse' s',psiia wb,este- (tG'ler vtItm 'nls.u Wy
ders) Gw The ~ VI t,'rDggt All spsdg cie ~ ue u'ct
disc iss Ga wi'ch Il Is ccmnsnl'I Il.
They render the sstsm eSs u be to n'ecn1 'ni '~ ~
however, obstnle.
Recent Infections rem,vci thcrchy in Tire, or ioii
days. wnfou col,'inenenf, ini II tr llig .Npel''
Prce-Phs dJlu box; ln.octJn Powders AID Ceri'ei
80 cents carl,.
None geauinr, unless sine the on's1s rie'
wrsppsr, hy ms syc prS1ri'fI-, i. NiDO',H, Hf'sft
ssesessor 1, the late r. w r. rnnwy. fot sale WI hls
E.le with III the other "Cnviy Nc cina") by IosEra
BALcH, Jrn. North Itin Street, AM ioaS Mason *
Co. Providence W J1nnaFy ~
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II is not probable, that any intelligent man,
will even for a moment, listen to tale SO
ridiculous and improbable, as that which is
contained in the vilanous article copied from
the Mercury.
II is true, that a Biographical Sketch Of the
life Of Mr. Clay, was published by Doctor Nc
Henry. in the American Monthly Magazine,
at the time that he conducted that publication.
1t was a spirited and well written essay, and
could not be read with any other sensations
than those Of pleasure, by any one who was
not decidedly hostile to fine writing, but unfor-
tunately, the sketch was very Inaccurate. Its
author, was at the time, said 10 be Mr.. Agg,
formerly Editor of the Washington Repub!i-
can, and afterwards manager Of the Washing
ton Theatre, and was written and published.
without the knowledge or consent Of Mr.. Clay
Doctor McHenry, had nothing to do with the
sketch, further than 10 superiDiend lis passage
through the press.Mr. Clay had much less to
DO with it, and il is not probable, that bo kne ~
anything concerning il ill it was some months
afterwards, presented 10 him through the me-
Gium Of the American Monthly Magazine.
But the affair is of too little consequence to
claim further notice, and we leave it, TO fetch
what it is worth. The fact of the story IS
having come from the Philadelphia Mercury,
stamps il with falsehood.
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SAMUEL Nj. TABER,
lan 23

No 55, WEsrMINsTER Row,
NEAS just received from ew York and
a "a Boston Tea Pots. Walters, Candle
sticks, Knives and Forks Pen and Pocket
Knives. Rlzors Scissors fancy Bellows Hearth
Brushes Clothes do &c. together with many
other articles, too numerous TO particularze in
an advertisement. All of the above articles
will be sold for small advance, for cash or
approved credit.
N. B. lie continues TO manufacture Jeweirv
of fdrlerent kinds, also silver spoons and thimbie
wlrranted of,he first qual ty. All kinds of work
in his line repaired at short notice. Custom
ers are particularly requested not to forget the
number Dee 10
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE

FEyHE subscriber has AIKEN an office at No
X 1874 North Main street, for the purpose
Of establishing general Intelligence Office iR
this town, similar establishments have been
productive Of giving early information to all
those desrous Of obtaining places Of employ
mcnt IN all the populous cities and towns in
the United States and he ilaiters himself that
by proper attention to the business he shall
receive the patronage Of the inhabitants in this
town aud its vicinity.
A situation as Bar kee er, is wanted by a
young man, who is capable every way quallii-
cd, and can give the best ofreferences-ap apply
as above. JON All MOORE.
23 Il
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.NrD daL Fashionable
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

VI ARCHAR g. HATCH, No 8, Market
d. Square, have Just received, full and
fashionable supply OF Fall and Winter Goods,
purchased in New York, which they now oiler
f,r sale among which are
Super blue, black, brown. olive, steel mixed,
green and claret BROAD JLOTHS Of every
shade. Blue, black. dr,b, white, bIll, mixed
and brown CASSINERES.
Drab Fearnlughs and Dutiiis green Book
inrs aud Srrges; Fhnnels; lambs wool and
,vors, ed Shirts and Drawers; bca'er, dog, and
buckskin Gloves, toilenet, corded. silk, striped
v ,lcnci, Yes ings (a very superior artlcle;)
PLAN black, and striped silk, and silk Vest,
'nqs; Hosiery Of every descriptions; Crava-
p IDS Ca nov articlc;) superior llag and ban
danna Handkerchiefs; brown Linens; Duck,
TilIo,ing, and Paddings; patent Springs io'
Vests tf October Z.
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For SALE.

A FARM containing about $50 acres ofex-
a ce,icnt land, suitably ptoporlioned for
moving, pasiuring and Woodland; is well fenc-
ed mostly with stone wall; is well wa'ered
with never failing streams has two Dwell ng
Houses, threc barns aud other out buildings
necessary. About 80 acres of sad land ad-
joins Shiiuckct River, where Is fall and wa
ter sufficient to carry any machinery, that any
man or company Of men would wish to en-
ploy. The whole or part would be sold TO
acco.nmodi,e tho purchaser Reference 10
Mr.. Timothy Tingley OF windhan, or the sub
scriber on the premises
ERASTUs BINGHAM.
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STEAM Boar INVENTION. 90 The arplica-
iion Of steam power TO vessels, To propel them
through the water, has been claimed by several
individuals, but thus far, we believe, il has
bcen very generally and Justly ascrihed 10
Robert Fulton, gentleman who certainly has
The merit if nothing else, Of having first car
rcd the plan into successful execution and OPP
Grafton. BY the New-York Gazette, VIC are
informed, that a resolution has been offered in
the lower housc Of the Kentucky Legislature,
by Mr. Robert wicklifIe, TO place tomb
stone, with suitable inscription, over the
grave Of John Fitch, a; Bnrdsiown, 10 whom
is attributed the honor Of having inventcd the
steamboat.
There are two other citizens inhumed in
Kentucky, for whom the same honor Is claim
cd: the late Edward West, OF Lexington, and
Dr. Rumscy, formerly Of Virginia.
Mr.. Fitch, was certainly a Inan Of grca, me-
chanical genius, and was entitled 10 great
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T.. REID " co.

IUAVING been app in,cd hncli,neers, by The Hon
n II Town Counr nnl having given bonds ss the law
drec' ten Ter their services t. their friends 1nl the pubic
at the Fire prrf store, No. u, tnm Bulldogs, dr.rt
under thr Herchlns' Bans ! rkei >nIG, Providence
X. I. rhev sich slre # the pIbic pirntge in tia
Auction All cnnrliss'n1 Rujnsss.
r. sereacss.--iion. lbpie Webster, Lewis Tappnu, ESQ
James Reld & Cn. Balric"s, NOs'.H,- iel u. ThAmIs
Pr,vi lcnce, 2. t.N!essrs. .mh ,s stol NGwT ork 80
MeSsrs q. & !. DulhYs Phiue p'a--llorwe i,il, Esp
President of in. cbinectrui River Bmk, Cb1rlesDw t.
N. H.--ton. ,. Hale, keene, " H.-Tbonas Lsyeret
ESQ. Windsor, Vermont. February ..
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

YHNHE subscribers having taken the stapd re-
"a Gently occupied by .he late Christopher
Vaughan, No Cranston Street, and having
formed connexon in business under The firm
of HART y DAWLEY,
for the purpose Of carrying on the Tailoring
business, in all is branches, respectfully solic-
il a share of public patronage.
They keep constantly on hand, a general
assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings and
Trimmings Of the most fashionable patterns
and colours.
Also.
A general assortment of READY MADE
CLoTHIHG.
Gj-Particular attention PAID 10 cutting.
LORING HART.
Jan 10 JOHN G.. DAWLEY.
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DR.. CUAMBERS'

Celehraea Reryrdy lor tft Iatc@peranee.
TEVHE beneficial cis ihiS ceebrated ,eicine, have
81 been m,de apptrent in the reslorin, of hundreds, Il
not thousands % ihc lbi'rtv i'.nper,e. The Medicine
has excited the ac in ~ the pail 'nhr0pss Of the cG
has ecei tie ecDmns OF aln t%i every rewspIp
In the Uaoa, aud hrs hee te subject OF serious ti'ig
filess inye,ic un uf the Ne licn reiv 81 o. ciy on
county of New-Yurk Additional proofs of is success IN
shis city continually appearing, md lcacey mail ar
rves, which does mol hr new testimony o the m 80
Sspecte th1r"ctcr, w s Complete AID astonishing sue
All who unfortunately addicted 10 tis dciru Give
habit ought avail themselves Of this y vain HIDE Srov
cry. They ISSUED lint II Is SAFE, EFFECTU VI
AND SALUTARY REMEDY. Il is preptrei ony by
DR.. James H. Iit aud Mr. \. W. Fanniug, successors o.
Dr. Chambers, atrr Office, in .n'ge' Medic College,
and at the Medicinal store If 0r. a. Of Rr aiway
and chanber-sce Nsv York ihe medicine is pm; ~ ~
Ie,ersppcksges, icen f,r m1v id cise accoipl-
MED with directions and BE- sent by mail All orders,
enclosing the s, price, dollars, postage pd, will
ceive immediate attention.
N. 3. None genuine, unless signed by JAsss IL
HARr, M. ID. & A. II. FASSISo.
~ fresh supply of The above celebrated Medicine is
ceived, and for sale by SMITH PARMENTER,
January ~ Cadet % lice.
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=. T.. rs. s'T. &C. ,
LOOKING GLASSES
CHARLES +. LEGGETT,

LOOKING GLASS MANUFACTURES,
No. 2S, North Main Street,
NONrlNUES to manufacture Glasses of
~ all descriptions and sizes, of the most
fashionable style and superior workmanship,
which are offered at wholesale and retail, at
such prices as to render it an object 10 pur-
chasers, to buy at the Manufaciory.
All kinds Of Framing and repairing done
with neatness and dspltch Country Mer-
chants supplied on liberal terms and long cred
it.
Gold Leaf for sale as above. If nov24
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We shall offer no apology for inserting The
following communication, as the evil Of which
it complains, is of gricvous nature:
FOR THE LITERARY CADET.

FoR THE LITERARY CADET.
practice. at once unjust and unjustitiable
in its operations, has crept into our houses of
public worship, and hope 10 see it corrected.
The evil practice of which complain, con-
ssts in this. Whenever n meeting is held in
the night, by common usage, every pew is
considered common stock, and is occupied by
those who take II into their heads 10 enter
them, no matter where they SIT in he day
time. Thus,w find, family, who on the sab
bath, are content to sit in the gallery. occupy
ing IN the night, The most prominent seats in the
church. My pIoperty, is my property, in the
night as well as IN the day, and If a man is
privileged 10 take possession Of my pew IN the
evening, why not take it in the day-iime'
am member of the first b ptist Church
Society, and own pew in conspicuous part
Of the house, and as have paid my money for
it,, consider myself privileged TO use it. Last
Sunday night, attended church, with my fam
y,and on my arrival there Il found my pew oc-
cnped; and was compelled to take seat in
remote part of tire church. So far distant from
the speaker that could not hear him, and in
"A situation where | could not see the pulpit.
| must again, and again, protest against this
most offensive evil and must insist that my
property, and my pew are my own, and that
have a lcga! right 10 their entire use.
A MEMBER OF THE FIRST BAPTIST SocI-
ETY..
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NEU GOODy.

uUAnvEy CL lRK, No. =, North M,inFir ct, Is This
Ill d,y Opening. Ita &c Dry Gprs, which have beet
,sc,,,s.d n, Boston, ail will b. sii a such prices
10 f,L to siit purchasers; lnrIg vIch ars-
W,cx blue, sel mixel and olive Nrrit,nthsi linen
.,.brr u,nIk .rrlisfs Nniins; i-i SILK lag n,ndker
sb,ef,, I, hce Eigar., Calc1c- npsrI 'mlsj fcnch
Nra,ds, Buttons; sewing sits, 'fv -, &c. sc
Nh On hand. Reiiy.made vlotlung. Any 'i''r, 'as
,n,o.. A. soI hy tho subscriber, msae ia tas bost nan
-.
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"liR KIpDEa'
The orgaa, letter may be seen at the Counting Room
the Proprietor. s.,
nrThe Proprietor Of this Medicine, recommends with
the fullest confidence, of the mst vaiu te remedies
vet disc verei for the f;he plut aud debiurg com
plint or the Plies lie deems Try IL pnh I'll any
other than the foregoing ton il IN is fivor THIS remedy
has more perfectly answered The purpose fr which Is III
tended th,n any other nav use. and if ris p
usdntr nl PR is hi'I from TIE di@orts hNH
its accomp mtrns o p,in IN tie lns, vet - ieW
ACHE loss f 40 cfe iul cesion, and other mrks den ty
The remedy l. qite innnct, anl mly he ~ uhsieri -
nj, age. aud III Plum aud ample DTcttOa' wan
desc Tipo Of the accompany c1ch plckage, which
consists of tce oses confirming Oinneat. and the
other an Eieciuarg-Price 81 for both articles. or but %
cents whore bit one only Is ", ,nt,i.
Prcpw,d and II wlhs Ne, together with the" Con-
,oag Msi,r.sr' by the sre PropreJr T. k'DDHN, III MS
(wiung Rom over No. corner Of Court and H1n0ref
strsets AMI rlileI by his spc appointment, by tie td
lowing Druggists. ]. BALcH and JoHS IL. M,siS 4 O."
Pnnyidcnce r. l. Februuy >.
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PROVIDENCE.
ADMiNIsTR ,TioN PROX-Isae.
CpyEaSoa
JAMES FENNER.
LIrrTESNST- GOVERNOR,
CHARLES COLLINS.

SENATORS.
I. JOSIAH WHITAKER, Of Providence.
> NATHAN NJ. WHEATON, of Warren.
3. BENJAMIN SMITH, of North KneStown.
4. STEPHEN u CORNELL, of Portsmouth.
8. CYRUS COOKE, of Ghces'er.
q. ELISHA WATSON, of fouh-Kiugstown.
:. THOMAS VHiPpLE, of Coventry.
3. CHARLES ELDpiD r, of EastA;reenwich.
Q. GEORGE y. CROSS, of Westerly.
TO- GEORGE BURTON, of cransion.
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
ALBERT &. GREENE, Attorney General.
THON " q. PiTNAN, General Treasurer.
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REMOVAL.

- BATTEY, hls re.n,ysl 10 Christi in-lIll, No. lil
De High stre ani Is this day opeaing number of
of new 'ioIis a'n ms which
Broldch Clisnere', Fl,nnels, Dl Ills, Bockinus silk
Valepcil Ds1nlrk, SIX velvet ad NJ lrselies Nes,iues
British AMI Drn'sic Shrelngs and siIgs; ralicnes,
Engl sh an Domestic tingnns Stripes Checks, Clhc,
Swiss and Book Nislas; ,t,lin Crpes; Fllg and bin
damn Hlnikerchies cont siu ana Bn0ns sewing
Silk aud Twist Pins and Needles; cotton and linen Thread
silk and thby Velyes; bang up Cords; Suspenders.
New York made II ts, Gle ~.
On aapd-Coats, P,nllons, Vests, Top Co1,s Frocks,
sho Jacket, caplIet aud p,id ClURks, and Box Cos
N b. Garments cut al made to order, an warranted to
H. or no awe. fehT,,rV -.
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HARDWARE! HARDWARE! I!

HARDWARE! HARDWARE! !
A LIEN g. BELCHER have just re-
"a ceived, direct from the manuflcto ories
per ship New YorN, via New-York. an exten-
sive assortment Of Hardware. viz
Sad Irons Flemish Tacks
Shovcls and Tongs Bed KEYS
Stock and padlocks Iron Spoons
Morfcc Y Knob Locks Bass Hinges
',losrt and Chest Locks | Rrass Butts
Gun ard Trunk Locks / Patent Iron Butts
'owmodc Knobs and Door Butts aud Spr ngs
Rings Shovel Pans
Warming Pans Toy Sad Irons
ron Squares Curry Combs
Bed Screws Jack and Halter CHAINS
Nest Weights Screw Plates
Sheet Iron Tea Kettles lion Candle Sticks
Coffee p ers Box Rules
Glue Pots Cloak Pins
Goal Hrds Bras Thumb Larches
plaic Hinges Commode Knobs and
"lout Nails Rings, &c. &c SC
Horse duio
Which added to their former stock. makes
heir ASSORTMENT very extensive. They are
constantly receiving Smiths Bench Tools a
superior article, all of which will be sold on
favorable terms. Cali at No 1, Broad street.
Dec
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HENRY O'CONNOR.
(CoNTINUED.) J

al hate him for the lie he spoke,
] hate HIN for the u0p he broke" NIoRro.
4" There might have been destiny; but no
Our hearts deny ;-a;.d SO young, so fair,
Good without effort, great without loe
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-16
District Of Columbia,

| Alexandria COHWg, ."
NOVEMBER TERM, 1877,
Joseph Janney trustee OF Thomas Jan
! ney e Co. and John NJ. Johnson as
signec of Silas and David Reed,
CompFS
George Carson and Nehemiah Carson,
and Charles Bennet Hugh Smith
and William Fowle, trustees fGeo.
Carson, Defrs.
vJyHE Defendant George Carson not having ef'es'
his appearance, and given security '''gt
ing to the statute and the rules of this Court ~.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court upon -
d ayi, filed, that the said Defendant George eI'."
not an inhabitant Of the District Of ColumD ." .3
tion of the Complanants by their counsel nv ~ n,
that the said George Carson do appear here ."
day of next April Term, and enter ms ~,
this suit, and give security for performing the 60.
of the Court; and that the other DetendM'' Al
Bennett, Hugh Smith and William Fo~Ie lIu a". 4,
George Carson do not pay away, convey or .,
debts Inv them owing the estate Or .hT's C.-,
hands belonging to the said absent neienGa I cs
Carson, until the further order or decree o.
and that copy of this order be forthwl'' n,r,7.
two months successfully in of the Punc ,dg,
pers printed in the town of Alexandra, and tL u,s
be also posted at the front door OF the C''''"
of said County. Test, ,rr &C.
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