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FRoM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.

FNVH UUN VKNEeFUNDENTS.
BRISTOL Dec 9.
Sailed on wednesday last, ship Charlotte, Church
for Havana.
Office of the Star,
Uarren, Dec. rs
Arr yesterday, brig Zephyr, Barton, IL days from
Havana, with molasses and sugar to w Collins &
Co. and the master. Left 18th ult. ship Elbe, Stan
hope, Of Newport, unc; briggs Sampson, PurkiJ, just
ar from Wilmington; Clyde, Stackpo!e unc; Orion,
The Messenger, Parker, Of Boston, for do. sailed the
same day. Spoke 9th ut, lat 80 80, eastward Of
tho Gulf Stream, brig Maine, Mitchell, fun Kennc-
buak for Charleston.
Sailed on wednesday last, brig New Columbia,
Collins, Matanzas. Passenger, Nj + Owens.
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NEW YORK Nov n. Arr ship James Maury
Wbodbury 81 ds I'm Boston, bound to Marseilles-
put in ON account Of sickness of passengers.
Brigs Wilson, Britton I'm Belfast; Gov Endcoit,
Endicott I'm sumaira via st Helena; Flight, Miner,
Rio Janeiro; schrs Little George Eyre, Rces, Sa.
vannah, sally, Kelly from Albany for Providence,
Hornet; new Gould I'm Fairfield; sloops Empress,
Herald, Venus, and Laura, ali from Providence.
Schr Sidney, Foster, Is DIS I'm Newburyport. On
the 18th, lat 80 50, Ion So so, fell in with the wreck
Of schr Com Perry, Howard, of Deer Isle, from Rev.
crly, having lost her iopnasts aud all her sails, and
leaking baiiy-took off her crew, 5 In number, and 3
passengers.
CID ship Niagara, Beshcr, Charleston; brig For
max, Dodge, 81 Thomas.
18th arr ship Jefferson, Leslie I'm Amsterdam 80;
briss Charles, Wooster, ST Baris; Carlo, Clear. ST
Croix q T.; Jean Baptisie, Trulone, PORT au Prince;
schr St Croix FIN PASSPORT.
Cid ships Phocion, Hiniz, Antwerp, Elisha Dem
nison, West, Mobile; schrs Orleans, Munro for do;
Mexican. Murray. n Orleans.
18th arr ship Mary Beach, Allen, ST Thomas via
Turks Island; brig Edwin, Crewell. St Johns N Is;
sloop Gen Warren, Smith, Mansanilla.
CD ships sully, Macy, liayre; Edward Quesnel,
Hawkins do; Pacific, Sketchly, Liverpool; Jupiter,
Clark, ST Or )ix; LOUISIANA, Price, y Orleans; brlgs
Matteawan, Head, St Barts; Pacquet des Cages,
sucre, Aux Cages.
PHILADELPHIA Nov &c. Cid French brig
L'Eclair, Tousaquc. Goree, Africa; brig Joseph
E%astburn, Champney, Para.
9th cid ship Globe, Pedrick, Savannah; barque
Hercules, Longcope, New Orleans; brig yellow
Bird, TIlion, Mobile.
18th arr ships Asia, sheed III IS I'm Canton; Ju-
llus CAESAR, M'.huilio, Liverpool; barque Wyoming,
Coulter fm Lisbon; bngs Happy Return, Holbrook,
81 Thomas 2s, Feliciana, Graves, GIBRALTAR 81;
Cyno, Brcwton, St CroIx Is; Margaret, kendfick,
Providence 6
Cid ship Tobacco Plant, Reed, Canton; brig Clio,
Park, Pernambuco.
BALTIMORE Nov 25. Arr schr Alexander,
Hurst I'm St Barts.
Cid briggs Nolant, Finney, Monteyideo and a mar
ket; Baptist Mezick, Cockrill, ST Thomas; schr
Lapwing, Kennedy, 5 America.
9Th arr schr Sarah and Mara, Holt, 20 ds from
ST Barts.
Cid briggs Matilda, Thomas, Montcvideo; sul,ana,
S%taDbury, New Orleans; schr NEEDLE Not, lnsley ,
Providence.
NORFOLK Nov %. Cid ship Norfolk, Wood,
Bordeaux.
NOZZLE Oct 25. Arr sloop Union, Cozzens fin
Newport %.
Nov OH, arr brig Cobbossec Contee, Martin, I'm
Providence.
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CADET MARINE JOURNAL.

High Water, this day, 5h On. Thu 'day, 5h. 49m. Friday,
, 5h Ain.
Tsibtsacting 10 nind,e' gives th, time OF high water a, Sewpost-
aiding 8 hours ana . minutes, gives the iine OF high water ut Bo,oH
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CANAL LN~7ELLIGENCE
Len the Basin on Friday, boats Rhode Island, and indie
-dence, for Mllbury.
On Sunday, boat John Brown, for Worcester, with coal
and Shingles.
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DRN 0 Az COsT.

IL NiIE suiSttihcI Io.c,.rnej un clriug his stJ K az by
- Ho"is The roscnt year, Whl sell tcn ~ est tr
cod onty. iefslis Ia watt ct II ipc "a inac, Cuils
emu" tai! o! >i"iis Bargains ~ cIiLat II -, Hcslnnn.Ier
Rtw A. n. y. sIpT1;.
Nov ~
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FRENCH IURLS.

uUSf received ~ ibc subscriber at Nj. -, Mlrkei 81.
81 a IoolnsSo,,ni'Ht ot French tu,.s, r.as. and knitts,
o! HE H0sI f~ndinDdIlc kAds aud warranted ut suprftr
qualify.
As,, a new supply Of Iorae anl s,ral Tortoise Shea
Comb ED.N AED 4. MILLER.
MY 30 I'm
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Sailed on Saturday, brig Orono, Foster, New Or
leans; schr Savannah Cor Richmond.
On Sunday, brig Nereus, Corey, New Orleans;
sloops Com Perry, Usher, Havana; Edward, Smith,
Baltimore.
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STAGE NOTICE.

Boston and fIoylisncs Cn.a-
meIeisl LiHs Gi S.sg.s. .ests
EFsffSS~A|M Spencer hanulactntr -
,Est ta, Providence, sTey n' az
EDEO H't6 FSO at 8 O'Clock, A. ~. sS az
rives IN Dv4;oa, 81 hat -~.s.
z. VI.
Blocks kept NJ the Stage Office, tSpeucer'a H"t -
Washington Hotel, Bussey,s Ilote. and j. SIos.ca f'1H
The ulivets OF this line of stages drive ulfylsh : - =
md auv Business entrusted to thea Hli DC puEt@ =
tguDc! %.
Passengers in the Steas, Boats frcm New-f"fs. OBJ t
WA. i, certu u al finding one ar iIuIo - tic cR'"' -
line In readiness at The Steam Boat what, tntass $50 j" -
through Ia Boston. A. FUILER, Aet"f, 81
Nov. 70 G.. tOTliRCP, .Igsit, Prvt-G--'-
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WANTEn

WE So ,fih,'Is Si-h toenpluy Immediately, twnsnari
= active h.ds as Apprentice, To- tn Boz and "h.' mgkut.
UAbL y MlIClIbl.L.
No, 20
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MUSIC SCHOOL.

F1r The F;a}e, IOtiR, 81.
rE1ilE WiHlgr tenn for the above iust, Hnlctls viii com
q mence on N,h'Hy evening uCyt. NJ Tic Nt'SiG SNI
LOON Those wishing Ia commence ii ihd til.a vii
pca'e leave THEN names, either for TIE S.AJo! or fr g5,,a.c
csOlS. NV 70
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FIRE PROOF.

EU.:T received aud oyrpcd "A tuge supply %" oiratts-
- fc ssd" Nrpris expressly ior I.tils frau . =
II Lirl.s, lur sale by MOSES POTTER * ~.
Nov -
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ii iI'S.

III ECEINED by The Benjamin franklin, and .iis mora
40 Ing Opening, a few duZeH %. hrt qua IT, BEAVER
HATS, WHICH ale OF 4 superior luIre.
Also.
4 few dozen elegant L0-.lUE FCR SEAL CirS.
Nov. -. W. l.. LDHlC
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L. Ii. L
A NEW ARTICLE

NETHiCII il may tTIly be siil IL Water Pr nf-a new
w supply of In IN Rubber Shoes Ia addniun to his f,r
mcr stock, together with a lcv pairs uf India Rubber Boot,
which " III lac sold cheap tor approved piper, ur cash. lVhulc
sale and retail. Please cali aud see at No Il Nc>tuil.tes-
street. - {. SMITH.
Nov. ~ E
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G f OBLIGATIONS.

vi AN1FES ~, lmhli>l,d by the Gnyonueni uf Conp-
We bin, ~ TIC eisuns VII "a Il las % make tor HgUl CO.
the GOCsrHmcJt % Pea tueeilR VITA tie aHsNel FiNrn
Ia the charges Shy tttzen VI. l.. N|iDAtEAE, rs IiiiuC
Minister VI state and uf lone ahl Fen isr Il nti5ns.
Alsp Lcnyotsrl as un itHncti idunHny, Ia wiich tho
eicaliis t TIA, t-iynrc ere "a li mig ffHaet'f 10y irr
aillfUf ~ Cow, tat.1is mi tii-,listTy aId Natra, Pnihsn
nhy-ccneclcd aud liprused, ant nlafri iu iic ~ 81
s..t... q. 49,. J.. y "IAkt. i. 4. lat utssrt Iud r
-st b, = A. : El.ckiNiHU.
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ASSfGNEE'S NOTICE.

FEylIE credross ri JosiuA-B. MOOD, are hereby noint
= g. exhibit their cirn,s Ia The sutrrtihsf, 90 90 b'hfo
Tie first ,tty of M,fci, n-si, tl'ni they nry NC eihiled 10 o..
benefit of liz. provisions Of is deed oi tr.st, dated w. h'.'
BAY If Nay i.st. GEORGE Cthlls
Nrv ~
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NOrINE.

G Ii. persons indebted T., :. +. lNE>, pAy>'.i,n, sra
"A quesiel to make itra,rita" pa, n,rnt 4 \. 'naeS, =.
South Water street, az To- q. ". Cry, Il %, Nes.nf iFff;
steci. Al deInlnds ny ans id J. +. Arts WI 10 tt'
,ncdGiply adjusted by y. tucs, as asrhye. Way "
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The Augsburg Gazette states, that the prohibition to export
Corn from the Russian ports Of the Black Sea, aud Sea Of
Azof, has little effect here. Our warehouses contain suf-
fcicnt for three OF four mouths, So that the only effect il will
have Will he to increase the em~barrassments OF the Com
= neTce Of Odessa.
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FOR BALTIMORE.
JUST RECEIVED.
NJ TO LET. N

e. y imms!iate p ession si,en-ihe house Ia
.xHA Benevolent street, Ieceauy occupied by Tie sub
LIZ strbsr. Apply 10 sEru ADAMS, in.
Dec
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TO LET

~ A House consisting OF fye good rco-s 'Wl a
lF-,H gnsi cellar, wih n ne, - iafiug we $685.,
80 sui water, and a large .ot oi .ina, " saisr-r4
m-ail ia conpi, te rcIsir-situatd in the Nuiul p. g 70
Fm tuGuier particulars Inquire At No.
Nater street. -
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HYMN.

StONGS Of zion being a cdIeotoi AZ ilysa: =, - Us
- use of tbs pious OF all desuninattSns-by ~. Tp-lsa,
J. For sac Is NCfthENH 5 GSl..
dee 3 No. l., Market ~tt1L
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Corn .Morkct.-London Oct. 23-the Corn Market to.da,
80 far rs respects English Wheat, continues the same as OF
Monday. Bonded wheat may however be quoted two .il
lings a quarter higher. The farmers complain much of N,
new wheat, yielding little under the fail.
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Lircrpool, Oct. 93.-Ashes, U. States, LIST Pot 30 n 3ls /;
Montreal 80 a 81 u. States Pearl, 3Os. cd. a Sd Montreal
co 10 a 81.
LiUerpool, Oct. 25.-There has been less doing in Cotton
this week. The sales amount 10 about $500 bags, Alabama,
Cd to 7 3sd ler lb.
Since Tuesdays Corn Market, Wheat has been in de-
mand, and has advanced abeat ID per 20 lib. Oats are also
higher.
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NOTICE.

n HEREBY fnbid all pen-oIs ~harboFing OF trusif. Hy
y wife l. rcEs on my accfsimt, ~ she iias ieh my NJ. -
board in a .~candauus manner. ] shall ray no ue1' =
Contracting ate, tAs date. Likewise. kbbid The h,'
Manufacture . Company paying MY son Wh,sae hsJ -
any pat OF his wages lhat v dus. or INV rs due. unt 10
2ls, ui June, 1870. hhSDNf
Siatersyiilr. November 21s(. n -
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STEAMBOAT CONNECTICUT.

THE steam Boat CONNECT
CUT. Capt, TosLissoS, rcgu
lar days ~ Ieavis'g Prosrtessee
IN December, isac, Will be ~
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-08
The subject Of the Tariff.

In pslllaing the more questionable deInerits
of he president in gard TO his equivocal sup
port Of that pulley which 'nclines 10 an "xorbi
tsnt tariff of duties imports, for the purpose
Of encouraging domestic manufactures; Nr
johnson shin, more as paregyris, than ~ an
economist or civilian. All liberal men agree
thai errnr Of opinion on this a,iblect Invoivec no
our Territory and population, are re sra;s Ct
adverse doctrines on this momentous All gs'
experimental matter, and as they are all aara-
ted by undoub ed patriotism. there is e'ery -es,
son to hope that the trne p ~ yond -si~s
CConinned on 4rh tGge =
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WILMINGTON, Del TUESDAY, APRIL g. 1928

and mutton Of his entertainers
cns removes those objections which giving
to be observed that the charge of Mr. prospective imported
on thereof Mr. Clay be appointed
charge avowed b. Mr. Keme Mr. Clay House
ha'e Tor soemn nvesgaiun of it before the
the prospcc,vey
NOT Mr. Adams Mr.
lection Did like
proof bad not been efected and when power himself
dsappon evidence
declining to the ven and
Inc TACT that ne d challenge Investigation when e
convict hun and has declined possible proof sufficient
oter DID abound that
Mr. krehcr really existed Let those
y OF Mr. Clay and his
from Mr. krems failure to convict him u that Padding
lams and Van "art who ard
no treason had only charged him with intending deliver Point
Tor lucrative appointment in the British Arnold
manded investigation charge military
ensed its supporters the
must have done to convict mha he then held the
ponence with SIR H. Clinton would
possible his
ton Could friend OF his
diminishing BY grain Of doubt the ms The
lesn
them Isl that Arnos enssary pfehendd and that Claws been
How cruelty absurd then
mock investigation
condition
The adds
ahofher
lmarkable jackson
to Nhc bos. will be
remembered that Mr.. Clay himself
lin direct opposition Gen
the sanction He oaIs testified
with Instead he distinctions,
which ordinary nnpance Of zeal could have blinded Mr.. Johnson.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-08
The attempt Of Nh Adams to cam for the President the right
the poplLar anW, and uoQe the acs Of the land.

These bove justify the all who
aet am" ts Ps."rn tn stua and
With i'5is d s & M ss' ss s @
which succeeded message
thus landing his hatred military ehiefn adopting
s s' sHss fSa"s R ~
~ s hs sas the as Sws 1 no s pSstI
eonstant me spirit Of here initiate the
his "e" d fate , @ 5 figure Of n. Adams
But Nj, johnson has a ss s poetry s' ,s his sou butt The fiction and
% will aeesnsy found to be more 'aqses than that e Belinda
es. L'Ssr,s
s ,a .. ' asb sS s e @
n' oy % and %a pp n nd ITS nrIe n he most %r
purposes
less blessed freedom which power, than ourselves
% m n Of os, u s no @ se w h %
this which would be well placed Of Newtoas Principal
with any very direct ss"fa". But it, "p Hen y
mnone, derived from that condition. ure dsno which the execution
. m sy. S ,s,t. " he s s 70" ne s &
sm s@ 's "ffss eS iii ss ss s s sa
ESQ.,: E: @ :; q % 5 ss %
n ss nsd @ s ss " s s ss
e a ssfs ,s s p the s. ed ne" ID p
sIsasy ID d% Here declares tina. va
es % s @ % s' ss e n hi 's s" Ts @
s Sa X: % & ss nss rs1 ;ta e ]
jackson" Was this hardness deGca decom the
he
Ind 3 on
s sn ' %s s n x5s ne vote l &
% a ss asn Was % 5 s e s psop
ss o o4s a%f s @ .Fss SaSss
Mr. Adams and Gen jackson favor Of Mr. Adams And to
Dee when MI Boulny him
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Inc charge which Mr. Clay fixed himself and his flexible
sds the last ecionun which of them painful obscurity
anu he himself wes splendid disgrace Mr. Johnson am met by
preferred abandoned by supporters when they
challenged This
nsautos language Of Mr. Clay HIMSELF those which he
zen permitted exchange his cheap and eoquene for the wine
Father
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-08

Swimming AFTER A Lover. The Wa
tertord Chronicle relates an instance of fe-
male determination, which if it had been car
ried into effect, would have made the feats
temptible. Last night, about 10 O'Clock, a
young female was observed on the parade,
standing in rather forlorn attitude upon
the brink of the river. After moment or
two, she proceeded to take off her clothes
but before she had quite unrobed herself a
sailor from the brig Apollo, who was observ-
ing her with astonishment, and who suspect
ed what her intentions were, rushed from
the vessel, and caught the unfortunate crea-
lure at the moment she was about to plunge
into the river. Upon being questioned who
she was, she refused to answer, but said she
was an English girl, (which from her ac-
cent was quite evidently and that she was
going to swim after her lover, who was
gone to America. She was lodged in the
tower, where she at present remains.
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APPROPos PSALM SINGING. Many years
ago, in sold Continental times" an obscure
parish, in a corner of the town of W,
III Connecticut, set about the erection of
house of public worship. As not unfrequent-
ly occurs on such occasions, disagreement
took place about the location of the house !;
which, after the frame was raised, grew to
such height, that the work was stopped /;
and the uncovered frame stood for years ex-
posed to the elements, until it literally tum-
bled down. An attempt was then made to
rebuild the house-a new frame was provi-
ded for the purpose-and the "society"
gathered together for the raising. Among
those present, was the late DR.. Lemuel Hop
kins, of witty memory, then boy) togeth-
er with his father, the clergyman of the adj
joining parish.
As was customary in those times, it was
proposed to have prayers and singing before
the " raising" commemorative there was
no Psalm Book there. Young Hopkins, how
ever, suggested that he could remember a
Psalm, and was accordingly required TO
give it out, in the old way, by shining it."
He therefore began
Except the Lord doth build the house,
"The builders work in vain
These being duly sung to the good old tune
of .Mear-he continued,
Except the Lord doth finish it,
"'Twill tumble down again"
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+ it is now known, would not have obtainet
the boon which they were designed to in
vite. Nor ought it to have been thus in
yited. The trade was a fair and prope
subject of convention between the two
countries, to be settled on the basis o
mutual rights and reciprocal interests
The honour of our country forbade any
other courses. IfEngland would not deigr
to treat on this subject, it was not for us
to coax her naughty Ministers into con-
Fcessions by Legislative condescension.--
The plan was not more inconsistent with
selfrespect than repugnant to the nature
of the subject to be arranged. The legis.
lation and counter-legislation of two dis
tinct sovereignties never can combine the
views of both Governments on matter Of
compact, so as "to produce harmonious
reconciliation of those jarring purposes
and. discordant elements which it is the
business of negotiation to adjust"
-FOUR iealousies have been reused by be-
ing reminded that Mr.. Adams is North
ern man, and from a non-slaveholding
State. Remember the farewell warning
of the Father of his Country, in his inval-
liable legacy to his children Beware
of geographical parties, of sectional fac
tons. Array not the North against the
South-the West against the East" This
admonition, which should be precious to
all, it would be madness in us to disre-
gard. Are we so moon-struck as to i'm
agine, that, if we combine, they will not
unite; five reject, because the individual
is not of us, they will not refuse every one
who is not of them? And when this ar
raw of States in hostile attitude shall be
once made, know we not, with whom is
the strength ? Shall we not seal the ex-
clusion thereafter and forever, of a South
ern man from the Presidency? But what
has the Federal Government to do with
the delicate subject here referred to!--
And what are we to apprehend from a
President, who, though from the North,
has the magnanimity to place majority
of Southern men in his Cabinet?
FRO BE CONCLUDED IN OUR NEXT
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MISCELLANEOUS.
For the Lancaster Gazette.
A HINT TO TRAVELLERS.

Mankind are too apt to be deceived by
first Impressions. An instance, as evidence
of it, lately occurred in. the Mail coach,
where | was one among the other passen-
gers. In our company, was an elderly gen
tieman, whose appearance gave me IA
vourable opinion of him, but it was soon eff
faced, by his illiberaI conversation. Among
us, strangers as we were, he was very To-
quacious, and ready in making several re-
marks upon others, and in his aspersions Of
the character, of a man of whom knew
nothing. While engaged in his philippe,
and what l should say gross SANDER, very
disgusting, not only to me, but believe the
whole, company, q modest young man
remarked that he was well acquainted with
the person who had been so severely dashed
that he lived in the same town, and had
never heard any thing of him that could
possibly deserve so much abuse. Upon
this observation, the stranger asked the
young man his name being told, O! said
he, and with much confusion, he is your
uncle. Silence ensued,-and the subject
was not again revived. 1t must be under
stood, the young man knew him, but he was
not known by the old slanderer. Whether
the subject was resumed after left the
coach, Is best known to the remaining pas
sengers. This may serve caution to him.
when travelling, to exercise more prudence
among strangers. And shave a care of
whom he talks, to whom, of what, and
where" GOOD MANNERS.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-08

MAHOGANY. Few people are acquainted
with the immense size and value of some
logs Of mahogany brought to this country.
The following may serve as an example -
"The largest and finest log of mahogany
ever imported into this country, was sold by
auction at the docks in Liverpool. It was
purchased by James Hodgson, for three
hundred and seventy EIGHT pounds, and af
forwards sold by him for five hundred and
twenty-fiv pounds, and if it opened we'll,
was supposed to be worth about one thousa,,d
pounds. Ifsawn into veneers it was COM
puted that the cost of labour in the process
would be seven hundred and fifty pounds.
The weight at the Kings beam was six
tons thirteen hundred weight"
English Paper.
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PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY EVENING, BY
F. g. j. ANDREWS,
LANCASTER, MASSACHUSETTS.

TERMs-Two dollars per annum-or one dollar
and seventy FIVE cents if paid in advance. Ifnot
Maid within six months after the expiration of the
wear, two dollars and fifty cents.
ADVERTISEMENTS conspicuously inserted three
weeks, for ONE DOLLAR per square; less than a
square, sEvENTY-FIvE CENTS, and continued longer
time at one shilling an insertion,
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-08

THE CHIMPANsA. This enormous monk
ey inhabits the coast of the Gulf of Guinea.
Its height is sometimes greater than that of
man it has small beard and mustachios !;
and is exceedingly pugnacious. 1t lives in
society; at least numerous individuals of
the species congregate together, to plumber
the negroes and carry off their wives. It
builds itself hut, makes love to the negres-
ses, and drives away those who approach
his dwelling, by pelting them with stones
Several young ones have been tanned, and
found to possess great initiative talents.
Lond. Weekly Req.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-08

BoRNou INsoLvENT Act. The following
is far wiser mode of obtaining payment of
a debt by creditor, than yielding up what
little the debtor may possess to the grippe of
the attorney. In Bornou, when g man re-
fuses to pay his debts and has the means, on
creditor pushing his claims, the Cadi takes
possession Of the debtors property, pays the
demand, and takes a percentage for his.
trouble. 1t is necessary, however, that the
debtor should give his consent; but this is:
not long withheld, as he is pinioned, and
laid on his back till it is given for all which
trouble and restiyeness he pays handsomely
to the Cadi. On the other hand, should a,
man be in debt, and unable to pay, on clear
ly proving his poverty, he is at liberty: The
Judge then says, "God send you the
means!' The by-standers say, @Amen.o
And the insolvent has full liberty to trade
where he pleases.