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The New York herald., 1845-12-03
Movements Of Travellers.

There was an evide increase OF travelling Yesterday
All the principal hotels exhibited very fair proportion
from which the following are selected =
AMEHIc.s-I. Lsssla, New York; Major General
Evan., Chester Co Pa; c Thachston, Philadeiphis
Mr. Boucher, New Ofleans; w. {. Warner, Msssschu-
sets; D. Hamlen. New Orleans; w A. Bradley, Wash
ington Saml Hastings, John Lebree, Boston.
AsroH -Messrs. Nicole and CALDWELL y. Windsor;
Capt Eidridge slip Liverpool w. Card Troy II. Tro-
Schroeder. Philadelphia Mr. Boucher, New Orleans Mr..
Pratt, Baltimore; Capt. Anthony, ship Argos n Rich
mond, Providence; Mr.. Mickle, Baltimore; w. Hills
Auburn: w. 5uke, do; J. II. Bacoz. do; Chas, Hewitt
Troy; Edw. perpout. Ohio; Mr.. Ford, Canada J. M.
Adams, Boston; w Coleman, Troy; Julins Fontana
Havana; w. II Sanford Midway; J. Webster, Philadel
phia; J. Cofin, Massac husetts.
CRY w. Warren Scott, Troy; Mr.. Clapp, Peeskill; ;
Col Van Cortland, Creton L. Purdy, Long islands j. H.
Rofe, Boston; L. McCredy, Philadelphia; b. C. Ray
mond, Albany; j. Christie, New Haven Major Baker u
, A; Woodland, Boston; Geo. Ward, do; IL Church,
Ohio; Mcmillan, Jersey; J. Bernard Baltimore; w.
Reynolds, do; Mr. Besaneon, New Orleans; Lamont
Pnnade.pha; Geo. Rston Josiah Bacon dc; j. Edfonds
Virginia
FhAsKLIN-J. Sherman, Bridgeport; II. Hacaud, do
W Bunall, Connecticut A. p. Burns, Bridgeport; &.
Lindsay, Troy; A. wilkins. St Louis Caleb Stone. IL
lnos; I. b Butler Sherman Smith, Connecticut Geo.
Bryant, Buffalo; G. Nevens, st. Louis 4 f. Burton
Cleveland; C. Colums Hartford: w. Hotchkiss Con-
nectcut; Geo. Smith, Norwich.
GLoBs-J T. Ricketts,, Boston, Mr. Sumner, New
HanPshre MIR. Gilbert do Msssrs. Williams and Stark
Connecticut.
howARD-H. A. Rose Connecticut; II. Durkee, Troy;
John Prescott, Boston, J. p. Brent, West Pont J. W.
Chicago; I Collins, Philadelphia; Messrs Wendell and
Hewlett, Albany; J. Warren, Hoosck; Capt. Baxter,
Whitehall; Edw. Woodruff Cincinnati; II. Willard Troy
q. Mott, Canton; p. b. Chase, Phils.
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Toilet fArtlclesa a,he n,,st cb.

Toilet Articles - The Ost cho oIce of TIubIn's
Hfueran's; Pry@ts ssiss,s Ede and Psteys F1rac,s
Hair Cl tn, and having Bu shaving and Toi.
iet Soaps Combs Of the beautiful ah Rszors from the
most celebrated makers anted) PJmmadss Cosmetics
DcntIfrices and the Toilet for
sale by q. SAUNDERS SON,
III Broadway, opposite Howard Is Hotel
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Original EthiOpinn Observation-Disclosures
OPERA Houss-Nothng could equal the enthusiasm that
followed Me ssrs Ciermon Stapwood and the invaluable
AMI unspproachable corps Of Ethiopian Serenades last
night The community seem to feel the parting moment
that depves them Of the most rational that
was produced IN this city and Friday approaches
which terminates their engagement the anxiety ZEE
and hear them increases and more. Three nights
more, and the charm vanishes
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h,r WIS decay ed aud filling by ssriay
an 4 P,,'a. Chrm'c Hair Invigrr
t'm- had cefsed fl' entirely and The dec,
were 50 ,n-ig rated thar short me her har
hs gvn tie Proprietnr,s Office, 24 BIO dwr For list
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DEATH -Benamln G. Wilcox, ESQ, late Anne.
rican consul TO hna died in Philadelphia yesterday
morning, aged 20.
The New York herald., 1845-12-03

FmKs The pnlhc nous- kept by Mt Dtoel
Cockneys Al 'atinspog Va, wss Jostsoy cd o. Ie st
oslsca Oh sunday morning
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Court Calcndar-Yhis Day.
COMMON PLEAsNos 10, 49, 49, T. Al, 43, 2s 81 &c, IL,
4, 20, 30, l23, ~.
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COURT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS ALBANY,
December l, ls45-Present-Lieu Gov Gardiner Chan.
Walworth, and % Senators.-No. 1.-THE city oil New
York vs. James Bailey, jr. ct al Mr. h. r. Hurbut was
heard for the defendant in Mr. J. A. Spencer
heard for plf in error
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Tax on lands, slaves. horsos, mules
S3a3,6l7 &c $3.50, ,0i2 o.
A1.617 ~
lncrase of reven

Ay, rage value of land in the whole State 1845
Average value Of land in the whole State 1874. o.
The New York herald., 1845-11-07

TRADE WITH UrPER CANADA-Om Fall trade is
fast drawing to close, and no one can now doubt
that the drawback bill Of the United States has affected
our Montreal trade TO most alarming extent the large
buyers from Upper Canada having purchased nearly
their whole stocks In New York. before coming to Mon
treal II to be hoped that before next We shall
the upward charges Of transportation the st Law
renee somewhat less exorbitan than they have been lat
terly. Montreal MsraId N0p g.
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NEW YoRK DELEGArloN-Co " Ander-
son, chief engineer Of the New York Fire Depart
ment, in company with Alderman Rich Of the Fourth
Ward and Alderman Purser of the Seventeenth Ward
New York passed through this city to Baltimore yestor
day They will return Friday to proceed to the ex.
aminaonsof the manufacture OF philadelphia fire en-.
gines with view TO the introduction of the skill and
latest Improvements OF workmen into sister city
49, philad. Chronicle Nor g
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ELECTION IN MICHIGAN. political movement
came off In Michigan last Tuesday. 1t was proba-
bly, one of the most interesting elections that has
occurred in that growing State. 1t was sort of
railroad eection-the wings making the sale of the
State improvements the principal issue of the con-
test
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Superior Court.


Nov 6-Jodu a. Belts E. Co VS.. Horatio Lirermore.-
This was an action of trover to recover the amount Of
bill of sales Ii appeared that the plaintiffs VINO are
auctioneers sold to defendant. I'd July, lssA nil
of wines spirituous liquors, and segars amounting 10
soss SO An advertisement of the sale with catalogue
making the terms for all sums over Sl5o cash ana 81
sums over $3.50 and not exceeding S25o pay aos ~ w
days and all up to and including sooo Payau.e Oh
bills at months and all sums over and above svov, sA
months on approved bills Defendant It appeared poushe
the above named BILL and agreed with piantin 20 give
hereupon obtained the goods from Belts ciern uuis
the absence of Mr. Belts stating he would ssna ' d
ceptancc Mot having done So the attorney o D. o"4
upon him, when defendant stated he dia Nnean ~
give the acceptance when he obtained the govus Das'
BY advice OF his lawyer determnedn OF to do So
on the 9th June previous defendant had bought guam
tity of wines from plaintiffs which were adulteIated a
proved TO sample Defendant also stated hat
Belts Co. would make some satisfactory arrangement
relation the sale in June, he would comply win the
compliance with the above action now brought in tro
YER Sealed verdict this forenoon.
Morre Us. Wood-The jury in this case OF action LOT
false imprisonment already noticed rendered verdict
for plaintiff $1,000 damages and court costs
Maicoia and Goul Cornelius IdndertW-Ihls was
an action brought against the former owner ot the
steamer Worcester to recover compensa ion Tor "a
IMAGES alleged to have been done to two pieces OF SIX
in consequence of the spilllng thereon quantity Oh OIL
The damages rated at 500 The plaint1, ap
peared shipped board the above vessel In April as
the above goods consigned to party named TORY, at
Norwich Connecticut 1t shown that In August.
1874 defendant sold the vessel to the Long Island kai
road Company and that his interest in the same ceased
on the 9th April last four days before the shipment A
nonsuit granted on motion
Before Judge VanderpoeL
HsrTison Us. Hui-This case. AREA ty notceo Was
mad rd tO
The New York herald., 1845-11-07

LEOPOLD DE MEYERS FIRST CoScERT.-The great
pianist gives his first concert at the Tabernacle this
evening. Among the other pieces he plays, is the
famous Carnival of Venice" with original varia-
tons, composed by himself, for the piano forte The
whole world OF fashion will be at the Tabernacle
tonight
The New York herald., 1845-11-07

FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE BEACON COURSE WEDNEs
DAY.-Mr. Browning, the owner and rider Of Hops,
in The Hurdle race Of Wednesday, and proprietor
of the Bacon Course, died yesterday morning
at quarter past ten o'clock, Of the injuries he re-
ceived. From the time he was taken off the ground
TO the hour mentioned, he never showed the slight
est symptoms Of sensbty. The rider of Americas,
who was thrown from his horse In the second heat,
has somewhat recovered, SO as to be able to go
abroad yesterday morning. The horse Hops has been
much more seriously injured by his fall than was
anticipated he was not expected to live yesterday
morning. Mr.. Browning has left wife and young
family to deplore his loss
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FIRE AT CAMDEN. Yesterday, the extensive
steam saw mill of Mr.. William Carman,, OF Cam
dcn New Jersey, was.desroyed by hre win machine
which there is partial insurance This the second
fire at tho above place within ak months The fire ori.
naed fromsfriction from the machinery during the alb
s.nca of tho workmen at dinner.
The New York herald., 1845-11-07

The VIcE PRESIDENTS NEW CoAcH-We were
shown yesterday splendid new Rockaway car
riage, made by f. Haskell for the Hon George NJ Dal.
lars. The inside trimmings Of the costly kind
OF white silk and pearl coored CLOTH and ornamented
with curains.-Phiiod Eagle, Nop. 8.
The New York herald., 1845-11-07

HEBREW BENEVOLENT SocHTY.-The twenty
fourth anniversary OF the Hebrew Benevolent So
elety, was celebrated last evening, at the Apollo
iiooms. 1t was well attended, and the evening
passed in joyful manner.
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FIRE IN BosToN.-About half past ten o'clock, on
Wednesday morning, fire was discovered in
block of unfinished buildings, situated on East Orange
street, and owned by Samuel A. Way. Owing to large
quantity of shavings and other combustble matter the
buildings entirely consumed. The fire then CON-
muIicated to large Hotel Harrison Avenue, known
pied by Mr. Rueben Loveoy; the oubuildings of which
we're destroyed The ofthe Hotel was also burned
and the furniture greatly injured by water Inc hre
occasoned by of the workmen leaving the re-
mains OF fire in the upper story, where they bad been
melting lead for the purpose of finishing balIstrsds.
All the other buildings we're insured
The New York herald., 1845-11-07

STEAM SHIP GREAT WEsTERN-Ths noble
steamer left our shores at two o'clock yesterday
ior Liverpool, with about fifty cabin passengers
She' and her popular commander, Capt Matthews,
carried with them the good wishes of every
American This, we believe, will close her trips for
this season; she will not return 10 New York tIl
next spring
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THANKS FOR THE PAsT.-The Governor OF this
state has issued hs proclamation recommending
g three millions OF people in New York, to offer uD
1aks on the ith OF next month, for the favors re.
}ed IN past year
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FoReERs ARREsTEp.-ln Philadelphia on We'd
nssday, two young men named John King, alias
Legranc, and Daniel T.. Emory, alias Charles Hsmlin
were arrested by officers James and VIM Young of this
city, and Messrs Clapp and Andrews of Boston, fugi
tivcs from justice from Boston, where they perperaed
iorsoriss on saturday on the Shawmut Bank of two
checks OF which drawn for $500 and the other
for S75-which checks were presented and paid King
one Of the prisoners gave the check for 5000 TO boy
to draw, directing him to bring the money to the How
ard House. The boy returning with III money,
found him standing opposite to the hotel and handing
It over he made of The prisoners traced to this
city. On sunday during the afternoon, they took odg
ings at Congress Hall where they remained until yeser
day morning, when they left ior Mrs. Peases board
Ing house. No ~ south 4h street Yesterday afternoon
the officers went to the stable Of Mr. Darlington oppo
site the boarding house and learned that King and Emo
Ty had hired horse and wagon and went riding They
waited until the return OF the scamps and uabbe0 them
trunks belonging to the prisoners found at the
boarding house these contained very handsome werd
robss mostly purchased in this city iirce their arrival
ana quahliy OF valuable welry-incuding diamond
pm worth t24o- and splendid gold watch and chain,
purchased OF Messrs Bailey Kitchen. About $500 in
money was also recovered The prisoners com.
mitted by the Mayor,
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cnnrf InfelliUencs.

GrNraAL SESSIONS Nov. 6--The Court convcned ms
morning usual hour but In consequence OF the
gross neglect Of the Superintendent OF Repairs nave
that he did his duty insist upon the jurors
witnesses and others attending, several haa aresdy
much from this during the last ana pre-
sent terms OF the Court The Court accordingly.ad
journed until to morning, hoping by that time
10 have the Court Room made comfortable.
The New York herald., 1845-11-07

ooloas a extra dne do ss, Young superb Articles
the who'll sale aud retail stores the Canton
Company 1853 Greenwich street. the Of Cou,ndt
street and l2 Chatham street between Pearl aud Rose
This the Oldest and largest Tea in America
The reputation for uprgh, dealing and for the very high
quality Of their goods stands and doubtless will
unrvalsd We earnestly recommend families country
chants and the whole public this very establish
The New York herald., 1845-11-07
City Intelligence.

RonBERY.-On Wednesday afternoon, Mr.. VIM. King,
of Malone, Franklin county robbed Of his pocket
the same bank for $40 each AS he was passing down
Maiden Lane he observed two supcious fellows follow.
ing him, to avoid whom he went into store. When he
out his pursuers were not to be seen, but the
of Front and Fulton streets of them met him
coming opposite direction, and the walk being par
TALLY obstructed by bales of goods MIR King oblig
ed to take his hand from his coat pocket placed there
for security to his pocket book to allow the passers
the requisite space when upon the instant the article
was distracted.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION or lyvrSroRs-Ths body
held adjourned meeting at the Broadway House
evening They had under deliberation a constitution
and bye.laws for the government of the association
which were reported by committee appointed for the
purpose We shall give synopsis of the constitution
when it is finally passed upon and adopted.
FIRr.-About six O'Clock on Wednesday evening, a
fire discovered in the cellar of Messrs Beebe Co.
No 122 Amity street. which extnguished with but
little damage.
THE WEArHrR.-Persons should be very careful Of
Themselves in this changing weather Colds
very prevalent These should be broken up
possible and great taken that they
1t is bad to begin the winter with q cold.
CURIOUS SioNs.-We saw a sign yesterday which was
painted, White Washin and Wabl Colering." On
another in front of grog shop we saw Brandy Gin
and Rnhm +" When the schoolmaster returns from his
tour il would be well for of sign painters TO
put themselves under his care.
CoRoSsR's OrrIcE, Nov. 6.--The body of the female
found IN the North river yesterday has been Identified
to be that of Ellen Caverly native Of Ireland aged %
years From the statement of her daughter, Mary Kirk
"a ~ oo oiNei street win Whom tne deceased resi-
ded it appears the latter left home Monday morning.
for the purpose OF visiting relative in Pearl
tho Battery also with the intention Of gong to Staten
Island After leaving her friends house Pearl street.
she was not again seen, until her body found be-
fore stated. Verdct-death by drowning.
Fatal dcciden,.-Tho Coroner called, to-day to
mold an inquest at the City Hospital the body Of
man named James Mahany, native of Ireland aged
about 35 years who died this morning, from the effects
Of injuries sustained by the falling OF earth from bank
upon which he was at work, ia excavating He
brought over to this city, at The time OF the accident
Tuesday, and conveyed to the City Hospital
Result Of the Late Stabbinc Case.-The sailor Viola
who was severely wounded on Sunday last by boy,
who stabbed him ith knife died this morning the
CITY Hospital The Coroner called to hold in.
quest upon the body. Two boys, who in company
with the perpetrator OF the fatal blow in custody
but the principal offender is still at large
The New York herald., 1845-11-07
Weekly Herald.

disqualification viii, this week, pe niiched with
several illustrations Of Leopold de Meyer, the Lion
Pianist OF the age They are as spirited and SIN
gular as splendid and those who have heard this
great pianist should have these illustrations.
The New York herald., 1845-11-07
Circuit Court.

Before Judge .
Nov. 6.-Polly Bodine.-This case has been iurther
postponed until this rday) forenoon in consequence
OF the case of 49,
Burke Us Eckhar not being disposed of, and being
still before the Court The has already occupied
several days,
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U. s. District Court.

Nov 6.-U S. vs. jacob Gates This is suit against
tho defendant late mate of the packet ship Oxford VINO
time since convicted Of smuggling, ana SEN
fenced TO i'm prsonment for thirty days and to pay fine
thousand dollars which he has performed and this
suit for penalty OF S40O for landing goods withont
as above for smuggling the goods, for the landing oi
which this action is brought, ard that having suffered
once for this act landing he not liable to this action
To this plea the plaintiffs demur and the demurrer nav
ing been argued by Mr. B. F Butler and Mr., F. A. Mar
for defendsn The Court pronounced judgment for the
defendant against the United States on the grounds
above mentioned in elaborate and able OPINION occu
py ing several pages.
The petit jury have been discharged until Tuesday
The Court then heard unmportant motions
The New York herald., 1845-11-07

Hair Bsam dong wonders IN restoring the hair and ha1
placed deancr oil the various the
day Hundreds that have tried oil the manifold prepa
the har are now using the Chemical Hair Balsan,
and the most eean head Of h swaits all that have used
Of agents, etc, see advertisement n smother column
The New York herald., 1845-11-07

mormon AProINTMENTs-The Galena Advertiser
repeats the report that J. b. Backenstos, the sheriff
against the anti lormons in Illinois has been appointed
U. s. Lead Agent for the District of Illinois IT Is sara
that this report current at Dubuque and was ccu
lated the authority ofa gentleman who saw the CON-
mission delivered.
The New York herald., 1845-11-07

LAuNcH.-From the yard Of Messrs Perine, Pat ;
terson and Stark, was launched yesterday afternoon,
beautiful topsail schooner called the r. Porta, of
about lao tons burthen, 80 feet long, 20 feet beam
aad "a eet hold, 10 be commanded by Captain G.
Hernandez She was built for B, Banco Esq, of
'his city, and IS designed as regular packet be-
'ween the ports OF Belize and Yzaba Central Ame-
rica
ofe IS certainly awell proportioned and neat little
craft, and will prove dscredt to the well esta-
bllshed reputation Of the New York ship builders.
The New York herald., 1845-11-07

CANADA.-There is no particular news OF impor-
tance from Canada. The health of the Governor
General continues comparatively good, and he re-
gularly attends to his official duties. The influx of
emgrans into the Province las this year been large,
and the increased wants Of England, in the shape OF
breadstuffs, will still further increase the arrivals
next year. The scarcity Of food and consequent
distress in Europe will send thousands and thou
sands to the wild lands of Canada and the United
States, including Texas, Oregon and California !;
and the probability that if the world remains at
peace for short time longer, the emigration to this
continent Will next year be truly immense-perhaps
never more extensive.
The New York herald., 1845-11-07
Police IOfe1l1Urnce.

Nov. ca New Game.--A young man Of respectable
appearance yesterday afternoon called at the boarding
house OF Mrs Noriarty in Park Place. and eque ed to
OF the boarders and being informed that the
gentleman for whom he inquired within stated
that he would await his return the stranger
cordingy shown into the boarders room where he
left alone by the servant On the return of the
pant it discovered that the stranger had secretly
left the house with about $40 worth of clothing.
Hon0rabty Dischdrged-A few days ago, MIR. Samuel
B. Hickcox arrested charge of having forged
note for $50. which circum tance duly noticed in
the Herald amongst the Police Intelligence. Yesterday
he before the Recorder in the Court of Sessions
with view of obtaining his discharge when the follow
ing facts elected viz 1T appeared that Mr.
while visit to this city in July isi3 boarded at the
City Hotel kept by Jennings Willard. Here he be-
came acquainted with person by the name of Ham
ton, and to whom he loaned the sum of $50, taking
Hamiltons for the amount purportipg be signed
bya McIntyres K Co. Mr.. Hckcox leaving the
City Hotel passed this note Of hand after endorsing
hmselD to Jennings& Willard in payment for his board
After the note was discovered to be forgery, mags
trate in Philadelphia, deceased, called upon MIR.
Hickcox who being informed that the note was for
gerry. Immediately paid his board bill second time.
The Judge, however failing to pay over the money to
jennings SWilard and Mr. Hickcoxs present visit to
this city he arrested Under these circumstances
of the case, the accused at h0norably dis
charged by the court
The Norwlch burglary Casa named Hank,
has been arrested and locked up in the city prison.
suspicion of being concerned with Cornell previously
arrested and Others in committing burglary in Nor
wich and stealing about $4,000 worth OF property,
short time ago.
Charged NTH Embs sslement or La,ceny.--A young
named Samuel Coffin has also been arrested and
detained to charge of embeZzling stealing
large amount Of property belonging to his employers.
.qnofher Mystery Of the Tombs-lt is alleged that
Hank and Coffin, have been provided with comfortable
quarters in the female department of the City Prison
Punch particularly ans ious to know the why and
wherefore.
The New York herald., 1845-11-07
Common Pleas.

BefoTe judge IHb rHHaIH'
Nov. 6.-Dac Us. Parker.Acton OF trover 10 recover
a quantity of lockwork taken by defendant rlainuu
il appeared hired premises at 269 Pearl street. with
party named Allen and gave lien upon the property
which transferred to defendant who took possession
Xardct this forenoon
The New York herald., 1845-11-07

noyng TO have ones hsr cu in such bungng to
there and all in perfect cos then the whske shoud be
trimmed with Judgment neatuess, general and
proportion which do but Artist like Hill His Of
fee is No 13 Nassau street corner OF Pine Try him.
The New York herald., 1845-11-07

MEDICAL SCHOOLS or New YoaK-The nfor-
nation we lately received and published in reference
TO the number of medical students congrepated in
New York, we have found on enquiry TO be
greatly below the actua number already assem-
bled at the TWO colleges On Monday there were
matrlcuated on the books OF the Medical Depart.
ment Of the University Of New York, three hundred
and seven students, aud at the College of Physicians
and Surgeons one hundred and sixteen had matri.
culated On the corresponding day last session, the
matrculatt students Of the University did not ex-
ceed zoe, and the class afterwards increased TO
37s, It ls but reasonable to infer that this year the
medical class OF the University will number at least
five hundred students
The New York herald., 1845-11-07

AFFAIRS IN RHODE IsrAND-rhe law and order
party are TO hold State Convention on IN. 18Th
inst, to make preparation for next springs election
Tom Dorr will probably issue his call lnmed,sel,
after this from Chepatchet or some clam bank. 10
Convention to overthrow the Agennss The no.
litlcal quarrels in Rhode Island remind us OF verv
great tempest in teapot