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DIED

In this town, yesterday morning, afler a long and dlstres-
ding illness, Capt William Tew. formerly Of Newport. Fu-
neral tomorrow afternoon al 3 O'Clock, from his late resi-
6ence, No. l0i, Westminster street.
On Sunday evening Inst, after a protracted illness, Mrs
sarah w Herb. wife of Mr. John F Herb. and daughter Of
Biniman Potter, Esq OF Cranston, In the AID year Of her age.
Iunoml this morning at 10 O'Clock, from her late residence,
Planet street.
In pomffet, Con. on Saturday night last, Mr. Samuel Dor
Annce, aged ~, son Of the late Mr. Samuel Torrance, Of this
town. His remains will be brought to this place, and the
s1hnenl solemnized ut II O'Clock Tomorrow, from st Johns
= church.
In Warwick, 23d inst. Miss Barbara Fish, in the 6lst year
q her age.
In Bristol, on Wednesday, last, Eunice Foster, daughter
oil Stephen Chafte.
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2 coops AT COST.

a. CHAPMAN, ys.-Ns. -, WssAmirass~Dw
u GNFLAriNG aei~ose IN hh ksssnsa, va -
~ 20 he acsk - 60, vbuAssie - rnn. n -
c4.~s~e Of = rod ssorsDsn,o Of asp1s sa6 fnsV 1870
sese p'std sdks; ~ n bse hsch fsDss lazssne. beoRs
~hhs sssni snn ievsute~: F~esss sd Ord q No.
hsndsrrvhies . pod vsu-y, sw = Nlpiina ssos GsunS
W wnneha: frsra ssaIl Wrf kpk Mtsains, pAsia nGdin
o ell thd-; rss~trtcks; di,rrs; Isces; RhAe ~; bunk
Muslin ln-sing< 1,aabsmn, "a o 80, B<sstsseus; No.
netsj Piaids; CssbicD; bisuksss; BrsHksxhs, c4nnnmsus
ssstings, Ghvss, nsissy; n. he
oss piece Isdk~' hss HaAh ci~A, e appfs0
Tbs b.ins q frra 500 aSsc6s, h wswpp ~ psrt.1U11
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CHRISTMAS AND NEw-YEAR's

NDWARD n. YOCNC'S old established Grsesrx tvks
~ and ~ at store h nj the pr.re,t lime abnniAnik sup-
piled with choice 6ncer'es, pure Old Win. sud ~, tfuis
Of almost every description.
T~sas.-lmperal, Hyscn, Young Hysoa, mao IAN.
~Fouchong, S~cuchone, aud Bvhca.
Wimss-Oid k~dsim, sicily Madsirs, Od Tee ".
Sherry, Old Pon, Lhtsm, Malaga, Catalonia, and cuw,sl
Bottled Hnss-Ciampagos, Ciarst, Pen, aud huscsl
Cord ais-A Al kinds aud Il ercsical quality.
Sruia -Ctru, Bunch and plain Muscs,el, bsoas,. 40
tana and Malaga Raisi's, Cunsnts and tTp, AIssasts, rH-
lerts, tfsam Nuts, ke Z
ALSO, a vatiAy vi Sauces and Pickles II tbs ehoiess kisis
Eess London. Sks hsssys lido kvus' cd Rssi!ne
saicss, Essenes 81 Auchoy o., wslsss ksschup, mud tide
Cauiido~cs, PcoBiiy, Esrkiss, sua ksaisp Piekisse
Olive aud Cspsns, SWEET Oi, London, Dsstan
American Musasd, also, Caysnpe ard spsses 90
AIlSO,
boxes prins Poland Starch
eooO spsnsh Shan, Of rsry sxpsyisv susi.Av.
200 fresh in,pa,ea Coca Nsss, pr W. csiupsus
- bJxs pfrne lsin0s.
ooO0 fre-, sweet OrangsL
80 bushels P~auuts.
60 drums frssi fNa. HH
70 bnslsk North Rvs shsitshs.
IS bushtls Cis-awts, he. he Ne.
No. ~, Market xQuns. Nv n>n
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ST. C~HRIsToPHER. The ST. Christopher
Gazette Of November II. states that a Danish
erig Of war left for 81. Thomas a few days pre-
>vious. with the dispositions eliminating Baupre
END others arrested at tho latter place, as part
~of the crew Of Las Damas .Argentinas. The
sgovsrment had instituted an investigation into
the circumstances tot ching the alleged par
~sticiPstion Of Cabot & Co. in the affair Of the
'vessel above named. 1t is added that the per-
sons at st. Eustatius. though. to be implicated
tn that transa ction, had left the island.
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD,

X Ia Town Council holden within and Er the town of
n rrovidence on the 10Th day of December, A. n. 1928.
whereas, on the night Of the twenty hilh instant, was
disinterred and taken from the Nu,tI Burial Cnu,,nj. the
body of John Dunn, late deccascd, by so,ne person or persons
mnknown. And this Council taking the same into due con-
sidemiion,
DO cote and TssOire that tie sum of moo hundred dollars,
rs a reward, he given To any person who shall give snn, in.
formation rs shall lead 10 tie detection and conviction of tho
person or persOns concerned in the perpetration of tho alors.
said sacrilegiOus action.
And it is further voted, that the same he published in the
Providence American and Literary Cadet, papers ptinred m
this town. A true cnpy- Witness,
Dec 81 NAriIAN W. JACKSON. C. Clerk.
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A PLEASANT REMEDY FOB
oORl1Sl 3


hss nov been hso~s f~ years, thst ID. AlBI0K
cure for Com. By he spplesi,n sersrd'ns 10 sccssnessysss
directions, the cosa b spksned, sa~nmsi-d. sod srsws sci-Ly
the rces, wihoa, the Isss, Psi.. o. an, of the lroshle an dAe
ger Intending lhs hsas'dens and ineGreissl Pssetes II sssss%
ing the Germ b. mere ~uuing. 1a1at
The following ,nsssme-s ,rtcm msay ofhsw NJ . sisnlks eas-
seer, sunsie"tly stisst TO ihs-ssrscsr <Acsey o. d. AnSss
Corp- Piasae..
Mr.. Farrsr Of Boston, ~ss . number 81 ears disti rcd ~
very painful Corn, had applied every thing rsconassdeA sff~
oot eject, ard wss rendered . psrfs~t ,rirpis. On applying
this Plaster he ~' perfectly cured Of hs Coin and freed hss
his lsmtn~s.
A 0eniI-usn Of 6rssassb, ws fr mssy ysas snisssl Viii
. very painful Com, end ives cured ny aae b4, shsr ~svsfy
otLer plaster had 'een tu'd 70 no pusPose.
At. Cutler, si Boston, wsSes'sd VI stkvdbiss~ns csas6y
one hor.
Certificate. To ,ho.~ Afflicted with corns on ,hsir fest. ]
do certify. thst ] have used the Anisn Corn rhster, viii s.n-
ple1e snecss.. Before had osd one Tor, IL csmpies>y cared
. Corn whith had trtubied me for nsa, ,ssn. sshe The,
public fo' the bsns6t Of those afflicted with hd painful e.s-
Plsint. (signed) w. SHAW.
Flushing, Long. Island, Eel. -. H
(Priee 20 csuts . box)
GT Prepared from the original MSn Rseips u I've late N.
W.. I. Conway, hy T. HIpbER, his imsasdisi- sscsssssr 81
the sole %ptoprsior. For sale whnisnls, (ehh ~ iks ashss
Conedy -hsdsuns) 81 kS Counting R.srs ovu NJ. N. <.s-
ueIly 7) C'rner al Court and nruovsr -ap<ep, Ioncu. esd n
retail b, ~, special sPPoiusn rent, by JOSE III BAltIL ia
and JOnN MASON kCo. Providence IN. A. z. ROUsE,
NewrsI,j ID. J. WILLIAMS, HMrsL; NATHAN Uk-
4 fsll Rlrr.
,'Oos.r- rye uimos>ss eN swpse 1nl ~ssisnsd 7. klDDih
On ~ ouiside printed wrapper. 'fr.s
" large dseouw made 10 corniry Physssns, T,sasr,
he. k~v ~
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vEssELs

NH Oct. lat SO 20 s. lon 81, ship Psetoiu', 20 Dc I'm vslPs-
, srso for Monlsyideo.
10Th ,p.t. Let 70, Ian es, ship Aaeries, from New York for
liverpool
9Th INST. lat IS 50 Ion 10, bfig Nun, 81 d' I'm bremen for N
s-Osleas.
18Th inst lat 50 50, lon n 80, ship GreesO, from chs,le',ea
. ~ Liverpool.
Lat "a 30, Ion %, ship Gen P'te, IS d' fm Hsvrs fer Ne"
ORLEANS
Iah isa. 20 miles N Of Csps Loot oui, 'ehr willis-, frsm
York for 81 Augustine.
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JUST RECEIVED.

nor subscribers, the Edinbu GA Review, No. 95.
For sale -Geenw0od's Lives Of Tho Apostles; Cksn.
n,ngs Milton, a new and beautiful edition Pinnock's
Caterhisms; Philosophy IN Sport The Pearl, a beautiful
New-Years gin The 1a'km,n, beautifully eInlellisl,sd
with eneravings The New Year's Visitor, a beautiful
Present for children.
For circulation Fairy Legends, part sd-and odes on
Cash, Corn, Catholics, &c. GEO. DANA,
dec III 20, Market ct.
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE
sp ITCH. III

TnNHiS filthy and infectious disorder, 30 II ever - invue
rate, may We cured In ons h0sr's application, by III
use Of
DUMFRTE'S OINTMENT.
II Is unrivailsd for the pisasantnsss, ease, sIpsdiisR,
safety and certainty, with which Il produces n p-rfsct care
Of ihis disease. The ointment IL known To lie " certain and
expeditions IN rs operation, ~ 10 effect = cure In one hosr's
application 0siy! without any hazard Il taking cold, ~ Tie
composition dves not contain ttc least particle VI h,ercnry, ~
any ctkrr dangerous ingredient. II I,sy he applied with
perfect safety Ia the state Of pregnancy, and even TO chldssn
al the bueast.
Price 81 l2 cents a box-Mith ample directions.
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LITERARY FUND OF New HAMpsHRE.-
A bill has passed the House or Representatives,
for distributing their fund, amounting to be-
tween $50 ,00J and 500 900, among the towns.
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CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Brig Robert Cochran, Gage, Charleston-S & a b
Brig Independence, Rugsles, Neutrality-suspicious.
phry 4 Everett
Brig Juno, Barney, Undergraduates
s0ioop New York, Willard, New York
6loop Superior, Child, New York
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o. e. Williams, Esq. has relinguished the
ownership and editorship of the Connecticut
Mirror. Mr.. G. F. Olmsted has become own
nsr, and Mr.. Jonathan Edwards, Editor.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

'INHE subscriber lleiehy gives public notice that he il an.
l. pointed Administrator upon the estate of " llliam stpn.
Ger, late OF East Greenwich. deceased, aud has accepted Of
the trust. He therefore requests all persons who IRE inIebt-
ed TO the estate OF the said deceased, To make payment with
out delay ; and also all persons who have claims against the
SAID estate, to exhibit them as soon as may be.
EBENEZER SPENCER.
Eas: Greenwich, Dec. ooh, 1923.
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NEWPORT Dec 26. Arr brig Harriet, Cook,
9 (of Providence) I'm Cronstadl, and 81 days I'm Elsi-
neur, with hemp, iron sc. bound to New Yoik-put
~ 90 account Of disabling the ruddor IN . gale on
: ss 9th isss. fThs y. sailed ssais ~ Saturday
3. pigAt1
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A. L. 8. AND NJ. ACADEMY,

.MiddiefO,on, Connecticut.
VII second term under the new ogni,Iaii0n, will cam
mencs ON the Hrs, Monday la January next, and coll
time until the May vacation.
Applications for admission may he made to
". ID. HORTON, SMi erinicndant.
i, n cory OF the Rules md Regulations, together with such
Information as may he desired, relative to the improvements
which have been introduced IN the discipline aud inslunction !;
aud a statement Of iis expenses Of tuition, board, &c. will
be transmitted on request.
The Trustees and Officers will use every exenion to pro.
mote the Improvement of those who may be placed Mt this
institution, and VIII spare no ef,ats TO satisfy The erpecta-
tons Of thsir parents and guardians.
ny order Of the Trustees,
GEORGE w. STANLEY, ssc'y.
Nov. q, 1924.
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~. y. Daily Advertiser n. Y. Evening Post N. Y. En-.
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tlonal Intel igencer; United States Telegraph Richnond
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DIR. DAVENPORT'S
BiEIJSiS PILES.

rENHEsE Pills are Justly esteemed for their easy sp.ia,isn
IL as Q mild, safe aud gentle Medicine, may be takes .
night Ola going ts bed without The least trouble OF movrusui ts.
fore norain5--no alts' alton ner.s,ary in the diet MOI hiadrspcs
IN business, they are accommodate 10 oil seasons, AMI climates
the increased sale sfthess Pill, j. deemed a sul6sicsl p,s.i VI
nsrasd value.
DK. DAvEypoRTs CELEBRATED
EYE WATER.
Which needs only 10 he used 10 be highly approved Of fer 4
sorts Of weak ani ,or, ewes.
WHEATON'S ITCH OINTMENT.
The character Vi Mis- celebrated DIN meni i. 50 well sasb.
lishxd, ~ " need no explanation, ioi being . pie sssni, safe and
sure remedy foi that ~l"athsoue disease il ia also a e.risiI ss,s
ir all srupiious Of the skin, aud the salt Rheum. Price 81 iS
ccns.
y. D.. II has been recently asesrisiuej ~ be Q valxsbls sri
Gle Tor the cure Of Cbilblsins.
wHEATONS JAUNDICE BITTERS,, ,
Which are 80 eminsatly useful iu removing ali j.uud,es and
hiliou, Complaints.
The above i. for sale by Dysrs L Msnion, Cushing l. Hop
pin, j.. 5. Lsrned L Ga. George u. ~rili'yhsu, Benjsss,n A.
Dst-y, j. II. Mason, joseph Balch, j., Duty Greene, N.h
Tayisr. Charles Greeue, Arnasiou L Bvrrosgh usJ J. D..
Ames, Providence. lu Tsuut"rl, 6, u. brewer. ~ t~s~ipeko,
BY barney Merry, aud oil The piisciysl Drugsss ,h~tsusbeS
be United States. Nov. 4.
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AND CUTLERY.

US received dlfcrt nom The Dssnnfarsxsrss, VII >sw-
- Yok. . fresh supply Il HAsdwas spA & slssy, go
siaisso Of Pocket aud ren HALVES; Silver oprs Rsvws; T.-
HE kavu and Fssks, Dssea Do; I'D FssAs u sssGGA;
AueefbIts; odd Bits Of every HAD; nasd and neek hwss
Cms lwu Saws; Plans iosss FnO and ha1D; Sbwsng
Neefl-i ae.te. ~ hsn q ahes snaesa. d. asssmss -
nenton IN m advertisement. PieAre cell a Ma 4 DsssA-
s'eet, the a@s fcrusrIy oseupssd nv Mssn. t,skN ~
Jamss reek. ALLEN q soelxcoel.
Dec 49,. 80
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Gov. BALL, OF N. II. has been nominated
aos reelection by a convention Of the members
>ef the legislature. lie had 100, out Of ITO
votes.
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C~exIscrvaAL cAsrNEr.-AIber Gala
1lu. Secretary Of State; John Mclean Seere-
tsry Of TSeosmry; John M. Berrien, Seerefa-
~ 81 Many; William, King, Secretary Of Har;
L. W. T~azeweIl. Attorney GenefaI.
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CADET MARINE JOURNAL.

High Water, this day, 3h 25m. Thursday, 4h. Ism. Friday,
q 6m.
usubtracting 20 minutes gives the time Of high water s~,Nswport-
adm 2 hours and . minutes, gives hetime OF high water a, Bo,ton
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HATS.

ID ECEIvED by the Drsjam'n Franklin, aad this MIN.
IL Ing opening, q kw dozen Vt 6sstqusiay BEAVER
HAZE, which ale - 1peshx iuspe.
AL>O.
A.. ses.. e~sus Ls51.JuR SEAL car:
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ME 10th class of the Rhade I4and State Inttevy. will
j. be drawn this day Mt ~ o'clrck NJ. at The State HU,se
Dec. 81. PAINE 4 DUkG esq, Mapaper.
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~ PULMONARY CONsUMPTION,.ee

Catarrhal snd -5skMs fie D,ssvdvs!
OK y than oss rsSrH OF sii lks annual 1sefAs 10 III
WI Country End 9rss, Br itsin, ere stated 70 - ssDst b
bal bsid ious destroyer Of huwsn NE, the
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TINS nbserbsr prvpo~cs publishing . psdotisal wsk,
u 10 he entnsed .sTfiE ORIGINAL" coa,sin,ns Orig
iasl Talcs, E~says, PscaS, Sketches, &c. gill conAin
suui one hundfeJ lares, published once IN fcar manti~, ri
81 ccnis PER ~nuinb<r, payable an delivery. Al who give N
titif Dal,es will te con-aiercd % subscribers until their
asnos are Withdrawn from the ist. Subscription lhs viii
he ht at ,he Offcc &C The Literary CADET, smi a. oliycr
kcndsls Bo,k Store, P~rrvideucc mud q, the Ofbee VI The
Chronicle, aud NJ. M'Intyfes Book Store, fswtuckc
wbers Ill who as dkpused msy call aud beocnre suhesfihsrs.
Trance - w0fyrft
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TO

TO. LET,
80 A GENTEEL Tsss~snt ovsr1i Westminster
s',ss,. ,osu'ss O. shirs'
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DISSOLUTION

VI Corarneuhip herua;se exisins under tho Arm
IL ofHARs L DAwLav, 10 this day dfeived BY mutual
consent. The business Will hereafter be Continued By ions
G.. DAwLHv, At the old stand q, Ean 4 Dawisy, No. as,
Westminster street.
M IL Is indkjensabiy necessary shst the sccsuSss az
the late arm should lie s~uled inmedtIte,y, thay therefore
call On oil indebted Ia a. en- 10 make immediate p.y,nent.-
if not paid by the let o( January next they wAl he LEFT with
IN Attorney for collection. LOgIN HART,
JOHN 4. DAWLEY.
providnwnrs D~r~~i.sx - fQna
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SITUATION WANTED.
a n would like Ia GET y situation Ia Q lmily
"A Nuus, or oilsrw 10. knqriIs II lhis Once.
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.UPLAND,CoTToN.
Rn"BALEs, very Ase-hndIng from brig L,nrei-s,
OOD aek 4 BROWN,
bvr ~ sNnN wNet,t.
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NEXT MONDAY.

NEXT MONDAY.
I. CONSOLIDATED LtieIy, Class 10Th, 10 I
- drawn in this town. next Monday.
Highest PRlZE 5OJ0.
Tickets %, and shares 10 proportion, tor sale 81
MOSES BAKERS
Dee 81 Cansl Lottery Once, No. . 10 CANALS
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Tickets and shares in NIL Of the above Lotteries may "
had In every variety Of numbers, I
CLARK'S
z. I. State Lottery and Exchange Office, Nos. IL, II aud
10, Markel-Strcel, corner OF Union Buildings.
Dec 81
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N. D.. KIubaTb, NhBe md NaEnesia Lt1cngn, On exce
lent medicine for children. Dec 20
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Class n.
TO be drawn Ia Washington City, January 7th, 1929.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets s., and parts la proportion.
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THE TURKS.
Extract from the Journal Uf officer " the United
States Navy.


Extract from the Journal Uf officer u the United
States Navy.
Publick opinion is so much against the
Turks, that it will be considered a pre-
sumption on my part to attempt to say any
thing in their favour. They are consid-
cred BY the generality of the world. (who
never perhaps took the trouble of inquir-
inc into their character) to be the most
bar barous and cold blooded people living ;
and that this was once my own opinion,
am willing to allow. But having spent
the two last years of my life amongst
them. I feel myself able to speak in a
more favourable light of their character
than many others, who, either from prelu-
dice or fashion, have pronounced them to be
the vilest of the vile. That the Turks are,
when their passions are aroused, violent
and unfeeling, will allow, and what men
are not ? But that they are near as cruel
as tyrant prejudice would make them' l
deny. -.
tn them is that they are lnidels-
that they do not believe the same doctrine
that we do; therefore they ought to be
ext;rnated from the face of the globe
Rnt vet defy any one to say that they
AZ not believe in one Great Supreme Be-
;nr They do not, as many persons say,
believe Mahomet to be their god' put ohly
Consider him as their Prophet, who is to
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al IMPLEMENTS.

RIAL IMPLEMENIS is.
agricultural implements,
les are to be observed:
|mple in their construc-
beir uses may be more
(, and that any common
able to repair them when
the materials should
lture, that the labour may
interruption from their
\; their form should be
4 that they may not be
d shaking ; and that they
ely worked by country
Il but little accustomed
late tools. In the lar
! lmetry and lightness of
particularly attended to;
Ee, like a great horse is
own weight, nearly as
he carries. The wood
md placed in a position
to resist pressure /; and
to weaken the wood,
{ possible, be avoided ;
implements should be
is consistent with the
ecessary. Their price
i farmers in moderate
afford to buy them ; yet
pw price, the judicious
chase articles, either of
a faulty form +; and i'm
be suited to the nature
ether billy or level, and
the quality of the soil !;
no calculated for light
Pr equally well in soils
adhesive.
N. E.. Farmer.
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! HISTORY OF RUSSIA.
'E TERRIBLE.

4 infant at his fathers
bis mother, the regent,
ned his seventh year.
% Of the government
be entrusted to a coun-
ose dissentions and in
empire into such disor-
gh becoming a prey to
Lithuanian enemies.
anarchy, the education
feign was almost totally
Evidently the object of
Hans to remove him as
Fom publick affairs, and
him unqualified to
government, to secure
their own authority.
d from nature faculties
d; he soon perceived
e nation were slaves to
ence he learned to fear
afterwards aspired to a
sovereign power. His
was cruel /; to torture
animals, and to ride
ID old men, were his
ents-amusements in
uraged by those whose
pin his vicious propen-
aid the foundation of a
afterwards to astonish
st effects Of it were ex-
no had helped to foster
refore little commisser-
ple. This was Prince
of the council. Ivan
thirteen years of age
p lnhict summary ven-
Pct Of general execra-
Pte wretch, on a signal
g prince, was dragged
and worried by dogs
In 1916, Ivan having
nth year, was crowned
slas-a title thencefor.
me, as we'll as in rela-
courts. In the begin
Ivan was doubtless
be natural bent of his
ny; but the influence
llld and amiable Anas.
Ortations of a monk,
years to restrain the
During this period, in.
have undergone ar
as not only indefatiga'
be duties of his station
. many instances o
emency, that he was
adored by his people
natural enemies, ant
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shalt enjoy rest and quietness.
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ola man with lance. In four hours
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