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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-02

VHNHE next regular communication to Wor-
III cester County Encampment will be held
at Samuel B. Thomass Hall, in Worcester, on
WEDNESDAY, the Oh day of March neat, at
o'clock, P. M.
ALEXANDER DUSTIN, Recorder.
Teb. 90, 1881.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-02

When we least expect happiness, it is often
nearest and when we most desire it, ii ia IRE.
qucntly fsrthest from our reach.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-02

A magistrate asked negro if he could read ,
Yes, massa, little," said he--s Do you ever
use tho bibles" impaired the Iustics--" Yes,
massa, trap razor ont"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-02

TREEs. 1t is custom in Turkey, says
DR.. Walsh, to plant platarnus Orieniaiis
(buttonwood tree) on the birth of son, and
a cypress on the death of one. Were this
custom adopted in the United States, it
would give us, at the end of forty years,
about twenty millions of trees more than
we shall then probably have; a considera-
ton of no mean Importance 10 posterity.
Anu were the trees'to be planted by the
road side, most of our public highways
would at the end Of the period he converted
into delightful avenues. Let it be remem-
bered that the road from Strasburg 10 Mu-
mich, distance of $50 miles, 10 already an
avenue Of fruit trees.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-02

A PIoUs LITIGANT. The affectatio1 Of
plety sometimes assumes strange forms. Ii
is related of the Due de Marzarin, husband
OF the celebrated Hoitense Mancini.1 that a
proposition was once made to him, by his
adversary in a very important lawsuit, for
compromise of the controversy by way of
reference. The friends of the Due urged
his acquescence in the proposal, which an
peared to them highly advantageous TO his
interests. but he positively refused in these
words" Our Saviour came into the world
not bringing peace, hut sword; controver.
sizes, disputes, and lawsuits. are mentioned
in the Sacred Book hut compr omlse by wav
of reference, are mere human Inventions {!
God established Judges, but seems never
to have thought of arbtrators, for not a
word is said about them in the Bible; there
fore, | am resolved to carry out nv lawsuit
for my life time, if necessary-for | never
can, as religious man, consent to refer
ence." Which determination he faithfully
adhered to.
The same concientious parsonage had
promised the Bishop of Ereius fifty thousand
crowns if he would forward his marriage
with Hortense Mancini, already mentioned,
who was the favorite niece of Cardinal Mar
zarln, and whose hand was therefore at
tended by princely fortune. The episco-
pal fnnctionary, accordingly, devoted him
self heart and soul TO the cause, and with
such success, that the marriage was at
length completed. But when the innocent
bishop sent to the bridegroom for the fifty
thousand crowns, the devout Due returned
for answer ;" My weak human natnie in
deed strongly urges the payment, but my re-
ligion compels me to refuse it, since my Di.
rector has apprzed me, that to give money
for the sacrament of matlimony would be
highly sinful, and as clear Simony as buy
ing bishopric."
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-02

Black takes no spots The characters of
some men are SO bad they cannot be stained.
Ungrateful persons begin by undertaking the
benefits bestowed upon them
Life is like game of backgammon there is
mixture OF chance and skill in it.
An ass will not leave his stupidity, though he
be covered with searlct.-.algcrno1 Sidney.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-02

The Queen Of tho Sandwich Islands INDUCES
her royal propensity for eating to such degree,
that alter each meal, she is obliged to be rolled
about on the floor, and kneaded, like dough, by
strong, lusty attendant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-05

been dlhe melted 10 maintain near me the relation
Of e0iVidentaf od1fsers Pc ceyl'g that the harmony
m Jeetng so neccsa TO an efficient adninist, alton
had failed, in eoosde able decree, the course
OF this, aud havi z ssseled, this accouot, to the
voluntary retirement of the Sec etaries Of State AMI
War, no alternative left but to give this assent
Latitude cock onsive with The embarrassment which
II recoenzed and the duty which owed to each me m.
Der OF .he catino'."-Mr Insbem will scarcely com
pa" Of is taking this wide sweepoi - proceeding
rneNamrled 90 he says) In he apnels Of our cow
V-oF he does complain. al! III, lends do nos: For
lhe following Is eX'fart If litter, IN he American
Sentinel, rom "Easton. June 22:'-
"MY DEAR SIH-Haying seen an extract Of lr..
ter to he editor Of 'he (phsdelpia) Inquirer, deted
Eas'on, June 10, the content OF which bare
faced Praise, that refrain ON answering H.,
and skiing your publication OF what she'll say.
lie in'ma'es tina; siuc4 the AMI Masonic question,
the Ca houn rospendence anl.the reSigua on Ger
dismissal 80 the wti,r wolld ave i) OF Mr.. Ipgham,
considerable eNeiem prevails In THE district. For
my par', I'm rot aware, that any one of these oups
lions has created any unussl excitement, but OF the
eon"ay, al l. calm and smooth, far Tela'eJ 10
mem In rel+uon to anil -ua'oury, we have 10 such
parry In our coun'y. 1t is true, have soma very
re'lsclaoie etZ'na y Id do not approvs OF The onc
institution but hoy do not carry her ,osi,ion 20 FAT
az To exclude all mGs)ns, from par icipaol il pub
nc teV"rs. A. !or She Calhoun spondenes il 4.
~ mentioned. can t'uly sly, hat iis merits, or de-
merit, never iulil any person 10 this district within
my kno Hedge Mr.. Ioshaus resignation at the ,im
u was tepdtred, was an unexpec ed event, bat his
friends here satisfied, che,, IL tcqs t,,dsr-
stood that on entirey neic cabinet to be formed 80
S0Jdr as shall venture an opinion, Il as that I'M
der all The circumstances IL tCds probably the best
course thdt the President eoaild hare pursued That
the writer couli bovl STA ed thai MIR. Inrham was
dismissed after he knew that the President SOP
offered MIN the important mission % Russia Il heZ
aiding mu H. and Civ th President a side-blotc"-
Ths Eason Correspondent, will find ,hn, the writer re-
lerred 10 10 not the only ote who seems TO give he
President Stde-5ioO We fear that Mr. /. himsel
is willing 10 give him nne.-Wha, are we TO think
t. ss,spressiOu--" ihod entertained SO high opin
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DARING OUTRAGE ON AMERICAN VESSEL.
CHARLEsToN, June 29.--Capain Avsilhe, OF the
brig NariOn, arrived YESTERDAY rom Kingston, J1mai-
ca informs us that whils al Kingston, the schooner
Phantom arrived from Porto Csbslio. with Captain Bos
sier and e the brig Seraphin, of Ballimore
which vessel h'd been destroyed by the batteries Of
Porto Cab llo An exracl from the Log-book Of
schooner Phantom whicl lying at anchor near The
SeTaphm at the time, T. have been published in
the Rngs,on papers the day he sailed. Captain
was informed that about The ooh May, the Ssia-
phim came 10 in Porto CabeiIo and as ususl, Capt b.
wen, 10 the Fort. A short time after being lahore
he wa seen TO mike for his boat, and the Spaniard
In pursu, OF him, he, however, succeeded in reach
ing the boat got on beard bis vessel aud mme-
dialeiy hove up his anchor and made ssii-
The batteries t5en commenced 6-ing on Ssrs-
pbim, and finally disabled her, and wounded thr
mate aud several Of the seamsn. He then came 10
again, and sent his boat with the q mate to know
why he was fir ntc; but reaching the shore hs Of
ficer and boats made prisoners. The bate
ries continued firing with colours hosted the S. hay
ing at the time the American Ensign flying. Capt
Echberger OF the Phantom, Immediately went ashore 10
the Commandan Of the Fort, aud begged him to cease
firing-the Comman1ant said that when Capt b. would
come ashore HIMSELF no would do So liz then wrote
TO Captain H. 10 that effect, and the note by Captain
r. The reply Of Capt b. was, that impossible 20
ashore aud abandon his vessel 10 a few wounded men
MS she lay in bad part OF the harbor. As soon as the
tain b. finding his vessel so much injured, slipped her
cable and her shore, 20 prevent her from sink
ing He then went ashore, but Captain a. does not
know whether he put in confinement no; but
during that time the Phantom, who bound out, was
permitted TO take on board the Mate and Crew of the
). with whom she proceeded TO ST. Bias, where she
was trading. Captain -. made his escape from Porto
Bello and succeeded in reaching 81. BIS, where he
took passage on board the Phantom, and arrived at
Kingston on the llth juno. Charleston PAPER.
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NEW HAMpslIIRE.-

We learn from the N. H. Pa,fio', ihs the Repub d.
Ican Members Of the Legislature, to ,hs number Of
Than ooe hundred ADD fifty, bling nsary two
thirds Of that body met in Convention % Fiiay eve
ming OF ,st week THE Convou ion UNANIMOUS.
IY pa'std resolution approving Of The nomination Of
ANDREW JACKSON 90 the Presidency.
II was also recommended that general convention
Of republicans friendly 10 he re-ele toB Of Cen jack
500, be holden al Baltimore, In May, 1882 for the
purpose OF dominating Vice Presidr NJ. The Veto Of
the Prelent On The appropriation from The Treasury
o. money 70 build toe MaYsvils rood was APPROVED
and the fectarss Of the ". ates Bk jisspp owed
withtu, dissepin voice!
The Honorable Samuel DinsJno1r WIS nominated for
election 10 'bs oce VI CJv.fnor out II li5 20 e.
he received ll3. LCOHc0Td PGiTiOt,
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charging tho Pennsylvania Legislature as one of the
objects OF tho corruption. We soemny disclam all such
allegations Wo earnestly protested against such a
charge being brought by the N. H. Patriot against tho
Legislature OF Pennsylvania The lofty character of
that respected body laughs scorn all such accusatons
or insinuaons, in any form whatsoever. But we will
not put In the hands Of the Hank, any such gigan-
tic is now claimed over the public prsss.-
Where will the Bank stop? II the Bank can circulate
Extras TO such an enormous number, they can pay for
the insertion OF pieces, in any number OF papers TO any
emount~hy may they not establish presses their own?
why not so operate upon established presses, as
by generous douceurs TO control their columns and re-
guate their conductors? Vhee does tho argument of
SeD-euideneo stop Who shall cay, s.'Thus far,
and no farther z" We will not trust anv such I'M
defined, and undefnabe power over the press of tho
country, in the hands OF any monicd institution OF 80
millions OF dollars, operating by small body and strug
CLING for the preservation and extension of its corporate
powers. 81 deem no government safe, (says Mr. JEFF
erson) which IL under the vassaage OF any self-con
situed authorities, any other authority than that OF
the nation, or its regular functonares"
The N lntc:lgenceT reor,s upon the Globe an sryu-
ment, whieh touches us mol. all ave VOu ever pub
shed any number OF papers" Sc. "Wer. these Ey-
ira papeTs so circulated to BE- subjected TO poase
or were they forwarded under official franks" Sc
But the Globe rsislia'es will much emphasis, and
speaks oil the "Exiras (Which the Ei',or OF IN Inel
gereerO sends on, now aud then for the beEehl OF ,he
btnk! We have seen this assertion made on SO ma
ny her quarters, that should like 30 knew che.
Their there is an FRA n i Whether the Inteligenecr
doe asisl The Ban in the great ris ht Of defeuirg il
sci! (aS IL canoud)-by Circulating papers for Which IL
sIf il piitl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-05

BGlDar Samuel Williams 10 unanimously roam
pointed Gle OF the couaiy eou:tIIs /, also appoat-
! ed Clrfk oil the Common Law and Chancefy Couri
FHUGItnn--Abfaham she phord If. appointed Cle !
Sl The County Courtand by Judge Field, Clerk OF lbs
SupeTior Court.
lHgusta-J fl, rson Kinney, Clerk of the County
COur,.
Brmswiek-Rober Tlrrbull unanimously elected
81 Jus'ices pTeseBt.
Hgmp'hiTe-John b. White Is un9nirnorIely re eIect
ed Clerk Of the County Court.
CIRCUfT CoURTs.
"La9i week Gays the Kanswha Banner OF the OH,
June Judge Summers closed NJ Mason she ep csl e,
sion o. me superior eouria Of Law Of he nineteenth
circuit, having also held in each county, circuit en-
p'rior court OF Law and Cbaucsry, for lie purpose Of
appointing clerkg, and our Information from the dH,r
en- counties enables va now 90 present. readers
a let OF he appointments entire:
Wood James H. Neal,
Jackson, J hn r. MuIdork
Mason, G,o w. SdLliug
IioeI5 John Samucls,
L1ean, jana. ri,
"hIt. Neal, NJ. Samuel. and Ne Jnts v.,,
heretofore Inc clerks Of the superior courts OF law of
her respective cOuntieF.-Mr. Quarrer who had besn
the aehng e'rk Tor some Jears, was, the death Of
me prinfpal last winter, appointed pro fcnpoyc and as
no" received the tico in the newly oYeatizsd cont
"Ihe appointment 10 I'ck.on Cone of the couDtiss
'on,d las "ln't) has been conferred on gentleman
o. "'ol Woo vas Tor some time employed az deputy
clerk in that rOunty. F''
We understood Iha. the late clerk OF the snps,o,
'our' OF Mason, declined ace ping the oH-s in toe
new c'uFt H5 bad served the clerk OF the county
COME h0n It's organization iu 1906 and as co5k ofd,.
snP4fior conr rom i's with Distinguish.
ca Puuctualy hieiiiy. aud ability, and viii very mea
gre c'mpsnaou for bis seiyisr; YET tie Restless and
caatgng temper Of tho iiuoi, he vas supersedtd /,
he county court, aud Mr.. Thomas Lswi5 appointed Ia
hl place, Wto with much personal worth sDd rsspeea
bi(y 10 We believe stranger to the duties Of ,bs o
Zee.
'Mr. Serel's feelings were probably wounded by
what he might regard as strong Instances Of ingru
iude towards bin, and understand that tbe heavy
responsibility With tho reeen, reduction Of he ices
~ere the grounds which he signed for declining The
oihco which vas rendered iva, when separated from
that Of The county coutt"
TlIG GENERAL COURT
The hsi session Of tie g. .feral Court uuder flfs new
C'nsuion, commenced Friday sat in ibe ~ ID OF
The H. Of Deegaes The following ~ Iudgsy appeared
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hegTs James H. .armisicad and Jesse g. a,laisfcGd
THVAkE HOTiCE--That shall take the dcpositjon
a Of John G. AYtes, at his own house in the COUNTY
% Madison, and State of Alabama, on the 10th dav Of
August next between the hours of 10 o'clock i'm tho
morning and o'clock I'm tho evening TO be reod az
evidence de bene essce in suit now depending ond
undetermined Ia the Circuit Superior Court of Law aud
Choncery. for the county of Cumberland, In which
am plaintiff md yourselves, executors of James
Armislcad, arc defendants
WILLIAM a. WALTON.
July . 10 Wv.
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~ EW-YoRK Cheap, Wholesale, CLOAK, STOCK, and
IL Clothing WdTehOUSe, yemOutd. The subseriber
has removed his Establishment, from No Is 70
Maiden Lane, TO the spacious store, No 1885, Pea,l
street, oYer Messrs. Hyde, Cleveland & Co., where
be will keep constantly en- hand a much NJ ore extern
slVe asso tmeni than toFmeTly.-The Style make and
materials OF The Cloaks will be greatly improved and
viii no cold at about the low prices az those Of
the last season.-He las also band large assoyt
ment OF low priced Clothing, made in good style, ex-
Ptessly for lhe Sauhern ard Wese,n Treds-ha, viii
oe eod at eoou' the usual prices Of The mot iofeioc
qua'i'y Also, an soriinent OF Stocks ts, r."...
Other desirable articles--Thoss who vim tLs az
trouble to examine dis Stock OF Goods will nrob,bI
satisfy ieemseVes, mat they cannot select tbe s,r
amount rom any Soek in tie City that viii be p CAT =
or more Desirable purchsss.-For sale he n
CONANT' No 1873, Pearl rect, Nsw-Ymk.
- ERMs--Sx months Tor approved noes payable n,
nks m coed standing In any Part OF the country-s
monhs for City acceptance, or per cent discount lor
cash. 10 all cases where the time is extended, inter
est viii be charged at the rate Of 6 per cent ner M
nrm.-Any go0ds purchased at ibis EstabshmeHt
That 90 not quit the Market for which thcy were in
tended, will be exchanged for o'hcrs. s.
April % II7-vl2,vu
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81 NOPABTNERSHIP--T eubssibers hsye aes3cia-
" ted The m elves IN busnels under ths firm & vie
o. AAd'rltn Lssks with view 10 tho rnsao ion
'i wholesale and 'etdi GT0ctry Bpsints9. 90 h5 oil
stand formerly occupied b. y Anderson IT, to,lbilt,
lhey propose 20 add GcRcId Co7HnGsaion Business
PTtoul attention will hs pad The 5alo Of al proc
duce en'fu ted 10 their manage Tacy offer Tor
sate we'll selected sssarinen Of G-0cf rieg on res
sOnabls terms. DAVID ANDERSON Jn
JOSIAH LEAKE, in
July5 10 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-05

Ihompson, E',ili, James T.. Brown Duncan, AMI Fry
Jn'se' Daniel, Parker and Upshur were absen,-
Judge Daniel 10 siCk-Judge Parker was on the Bench
ye'erday; and Judge Up,hur will be here in day or
The fret busness of the court was 10 nrpon, Clerk
in place Of M. Conway Ribnson who declined a re,
appooiu eat. Fourteen Judges voted for William g.
udeion, late Cl,rk OF the Superior Couri OF Chem
Gerry; and he III renron quaih 10 TO Office aud
commenced 'he d"charge al hi eli Il duties
d. Sa u-dsy, The Court Il no other business than 80
prom, con- itee, mike arrangements Tor the
Toh,i'hmcn, OF srr e, ST.. Y..te day. they met at
&c cck-anj in = few q iuutes a journed ia nlnps
HE DAY
The U. s. TeleEtspn says hs, Judge White la, no.
Ie ep'e'.--"s eera.ly utders,aLd from Wasling ton
'hat he Is expected the u.
BARrIMoRE, july I've iesro that eousd rahIe
disturbances iok place yesterday among the aborers
upon one nj The upper divisions ths Rli-Rcad TIE
'o,ers committed sotne acts OF danage upon the roal
ana materials; but Is hoped that the strong me asurrs
adopted last evening 70 suppress tn aud pr, serve
the peace, will be attended with succsee Tie mum
Der Engaged is said 10 be lavg hundreds we be-
ievs TReD
(T,ooPs from Ba'timore were called out-They re-
urr cd With abOu ~ prisoners o! them the pri.
ciPGi frdnSgrtSSOrS The rioters he'd trokon up the
rails deitced the granite, Sc and done GamaEe 20 hs
amount e about $o0O0Ther dissa is'ac;icn proceed.
ed from the nisconlu Of Ct the eoniTactr who
bad Inisa applied The fumes intended for them. He bad
cheated them-sEd hey had vented heir ni;chev o"s
vengeance Oh the rsil-roPd.
Mr. Niles changes The iavor;e sayirg of Cato about
Carthage, into "Dcicad0 CS TclcScOpi,iut"- hopes
as he has made the Ia in for our use, we will 'sof
courtesy excuse il, in OBJ denee the old saw "donl
look a gif horse in The mouth" The Latin is bad
enough-aud We readily excuse H. became we expect
o no better Bat Mr.. NJ misiaks he ESpressiUu Ia
English, well IN Lain Instead of "g6 hou, >"
h. might Wuly have said san ,rgD1cd h,rse in the
! IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-05

HN lFTY DOLLARS REWARD Runaway from,
H. ihe subscribsrs on Sa'urdAv evening last, a ne
gro man named Washington, briebi moIai,o
about ~ years ct age, md feet inobes hieh
W'sat q on was purchased Of De. J N Faulcon of
Amelia, aud hasa wife living in Surry county Vhsre
II s likely no has gone. The above reward will bs
PAID taken wihoutor twenty FIVE dollars ilapprehond
ed vi hin the limits OF the State and all reasonable
charges Paid. HALL NELSON & co
Richmond, Va.
July l. 15-0
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WsshInglon Ci,y, Ia InlY, -

;is prOperto state, In justice Judge Ovorton whose
name has been introduced by Mr. logham, that the
Judge, alter short visit TO the President left this CITY
Tor Old Point in company with General RPComb on,
Friday, nth OF June, before tho offensive matter in tho
Telegraph appeared and three days before the incidents
alluded 10 by Mr.. Inghain, occurred. Push Globe.
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FOuRTH OLE lilly

The Anniversary OF American Indep andercc was
celebrated in this CITY with H. customary ho
aDnunciation a day break, ,he display of hs Vo!vn-
teers, the sslues, the duneye of the Milary corps
&c. &e--Bn; we regret TO say, there Otati6n,
general Procession, public dinner ofile Ctiz ne
Sc. &cWe went n press at early hour ysslcr-
day, that we were unable 20 collect the particulars.
~ We have not room for the 1s his. pages oCs one
Of ths People," against the law OF the last Legislature
for regulating the retail OF ardent spirits within ono mile
OF James River, between Gde-water aud tie Balcony
Falls, In the county of Amherst, &c
letter from 'ii'ax has THE passage: Gen Jack
son will lose Vei 20" So say III Otposi'iopis's This
s all Fudge-Therr j, 10 tia b in T.. On. Jackson
never was stronger, Than at This tins; Notwithstanding
The late spill! and dissolution OF the Cdbins'"
NoRF0LK, June %. The President az the United
STATES, accompanied hy Niohoias rr,i, Esq hs Sec
eta'y PRO tenn and three personal fri,nis, me-
down IN the Potomac or her last trip End audrd on
'n'day af'erco,n at The Rin Rape, whsra eecommu-
tsnpn' h2d been previously prepa5 Tor lis reception.
his neil IL said 10 be good. LH3Gid
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MR.. BLAIR:-l have read with no little surprise
Statement, In reported speech OF Mr. Ingham made 10
his friends in Bucks couny,Pa, since his home
In which he throws out imputatons against me- i'm
hs late difference with Msjor Eaton. Insinuations of
this Kind had been previously made Ivy an anonymous
writer, which deemed unworthy OF notice. but com
ing now from the late Secretary OF the Treasury who
no doubt has been msinormod, deem 1t duty which
owe 10 myself, TO contradict them, aud will further
say that never had any hostility to MIR ugham but
was peace with him and never harbored thought to
hOr;1 him. Respectfully. w ob't ferv't
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GREEK INDIANS ExHac, Of a letter 10 The
~ ior,s dated Conmbus, Jnne II 1871.

"fhe IndiaDe re in state of starvation. TAsy BE-
her bread FROM door TO door, and ate heavy TAX ,Ip:n
the charity and feelings OF the caans Who are !bsr.
al 10 them, beyond my anepa.ions. Ii is really pain
ul to me to see tie wretched creatures wandering
about the strees, hagratd aud naked Ought not the
President 10 extend some relief to lhsm,un they can
igraiei"
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MARRIED, or tho 18th inst by Elder Raymond Minor Sr
WILLIAM hENRY DrcKINsON to Miss SUSAN ANN daughter of do
1to heubon CoeTd Esqa Of Lousa. Tho former yoat
old tho latter 10. ~ '''
'-ll true that mOrials cannot tell
What waits them in the distant dell
But DO 1t hap, or be IL hHrm
Moy hoy irond tho patll- NyaY q nrnn.
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THk GENENAL lNnKT.

The hisi session u tire G. .uera Court under tlfs new
Cfnaluon, commenced on Friday isat in ihe ~ u Of
The H. Of Dlegaes The following ~ iuigs, appeared
upon 'ho BeLc Jidges Brock nbioueh (Pf,Hdeol
smith, Sauudsr. Summer. w - own hi.n TA,Im,
ttd, May IJinaz, hOb,u - fayl5r. S.op. y a..
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1925
EDMUNp WALLS. [n.nec!or.

The NewYork Commercial states ,ha, Elk Presl-
dent Monroe Is lying dang ,rOusiy Ill al tbs residence
In tina city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-05

Wu Rs. JAMES NJ. JOHNS resl will board lf,gh,
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