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State of Vermont-Addison County
AZEL CHAPMAN, In Chanccry,

LEWIS c.nTitc;nAnDsoy, June I is5l N'D'
10 tho Chancellor Of The first JHdicidi Circuit;
The petition of Azcl Chapman, of Shore
ham, in the county of Addison and State Of
Vermont, showcth that Lewis G, Richardson,
of Boston in the county Of Suffolk and State
of Massachusetts,, on the twenty ninth day Of
November, A. d. 1852, duly executed to the
said Azel Chapman mortgage deed of GER
tain land situated in the town Of Shoreham,
in he county Of Addison aforesaid and de
scribcd rs follows a certain tract or parcel
of land lying and being on Larrabce's Point,
in said Shoreham known as the Chapman
Farm" containing about 210 acres of land,
being the same farm conveyed to the said
Richardson by said Azcl Chapman and wife
by deed, dated Nov. 30, A. D. 1852, reference
to said last mentioned deed and the deeds
then recitcd for more particular description
conditioned for the payment of the sum
of four thousand dollars, specified in his
tho said Richardson's promissory note, bear
ing date on the 29th day of November,
A. d. 1852, for the sum of four thou
sand dollars, and made payable TO the
said Azel Chapman six months from date with
interest, and signed by the said Lewis G.Rich-
ardson, which is now justly due and owing,
and has not been paid according to the effect
of the same ; and conditioned further that
,nc s"lu n'n'l"iuS 90, S,'ou "a! " 1"u'e 10
oc pau 10 h"y"i W ie"No 'he iu',iie. sum
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49, " ~ "S,iis1 t"o s"'u 90 mp
l,a' ' "",'.' Nn'l'rn"n' WIN ln'etIS' on
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Farm for Sale,

Pleasantly situated on Lake ChamplAln
comprising 200 acres Of choice land, for grass
or grain. Said farm is well watered we'll
fenced and has a good wood lot, an orchard
of apples, plums and other fruit. On said
farm is good two story house painted " hitc
with window blinds, with wing, wc,d
house, with other outbuildngs, a horse barn
and hay and grain barns; One hundred
acres OF said farm can be sold together with
the buildings, or the whole, 10 si.it the MIR.
chaser. The above will be soil low for ready
pay. Possession given the LIST Of April,
ts Furthcr particulars may be had of J
iurd OF Addison, or Abjah Hurd ofMiddlc-
bury.
Addison, March S, 1854 466w
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MIDDLEBURY
FEMALE SEMINARY

The Summer Term, of eleven weeks, will
begin on Monday, MAY % a regular course
of Study is arranged for those who wish to
remain several terms in the Seminary, and
ample facilities exist for instruction in Eng
lish and Classical Studies, French, Music,
Painting and Drawing.
acknowledgements EnglshBranches So
Higher English $3.50 Latin with English
$500; French $500; Drawing "a ,00 Paint
ing in Oil $500 Wator Colors $500; Music
$1,000. Incidentels, Fires and Sweeping 25cts
The Bills to be paid at the middle of the
Term.
BoARD-Tn the Seminary including Room,
Washing, Lights and Fuel, $500 per Quar-
term the Village, for 81 80 to 1925 pei
week. W. +. BASCOM A. NJ,
/. Principal.
Mrs. A. p. BAscoM, Teacher of Music.
Miss j. S. JONES, Teacher of English
Branches
Miss II. KrIBouRN, Teacher OF Drawing
and Painting.
Miss Il. GooDHuE, Teacher Of French.
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FISHING TACKLE.

TIME attention Of Dealers anil Anglers Is
j invited to the subscribers large assert
mrnt ur
American 6 Foreign Fishing Apparatus,
Suited to all parts Of tho United Statcs--con-
sisliag in part Of the following
FISH OUkS,
'ShaughncsSy or Dublin Bend Limerick,
with fled, fatted, or ringcd ends Spring
Sseel Carlisle; Kirby river and Trout and
Kirby Sea- Mackercl, Cod, Limerick Cod,
Virginia, Black Fish; together with many
fancy patterns of Hooks, all sizes.
NGED looks.
Trout Hooks tied smells Of Slkrorn Cat,
six and Hoir; Virginia and Cod Hooks, on
Linen Pickcrel Hooks on Brass and Silver
Gimp, and Brass Wire Shark Hooks, on
chains.
PATENr SPRiSG HooKs-SpEARs ron EELs
AND OTHER FISH.
FISH ING LINES
Of every size and color, made of Linen, Cot
ton, silk, Hair, China Twist, Patent Braided
Silk, &c.
LoNDoN PATENT Fly LINES; Silkworm Gu,
Casting Lines.
JO1NTED FISHING RODS,
For Trout, Pickercl, Salmon, Bass, Perch and
all other kinds of fishing Beautifully fin
lSncu GERMAN o3tCrT -HOHHftN bcHcTdt r tM-
ing Rods; do made with short joints to carry
in a trunk. Fine Fly Rods Fishing Poles
to enclose in Walking Canes. Calcutta BAN
boo Poles. whole or jointed.
FISHING REELS,
English and American, made OF Brass or Ger.
man Silver; Plain multiplying and click-al
sizes.
ARTIFICIAL BAIT.
Trout, Salmon, and Bass Flies of every color
rnd pattern; Miunows, Frogs, Worms, In
sccts; Buels Patent Spinning Bats; Spoor
Bats; Trails for Pickerel, Bass, Blue Fish
Dolphin; Mackerel Jigs
Fishing Baskets Bat Bores; Neis E1id
ing Mel Rings and JOinted Handies; 1Nokh
Books; SHkrorm Gut Gimp; Floats; Sinh
ers; Sirirels; Angiers B0ianoes, and nu
m rOus other articles for the Anglers use.
The above articles, both American anC
Foreign, are most of them made cxprcSsl,
for the advertiser, and he is thus enabled 4
supply purchasers not only with the rerv hes
quality that can be procured, but also with tn
cheapest descriptions of goods in this line Of
the most favorable terms at wholesale or re
tail MARTIN L. BRADFORD,
4S;2m li2 Washington St, Bostcu
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WANTED.

Agents, TO canvass the various section Of
the New England States for J. H. Cotton &
Cos publications. To men of good address,
industrious and steady habits, ono others need
apply the best inducement offered, with
permanent employment on new Gazetteer
Of the United StStes, the most complete work
of the kind ever offered to the American pco-
pie. Also, the American Statistical Annual
for 1901. work Of great value-together
with other Historical and Geographical works,
just published, and the most extensive assort-
mcnt Of Maps to be found in the Union
Application made in person or by letter
will receive prompt attention.
W. RAYMOND STEARNS.
81 Washington street, Boston,
General Depot for the New England States.
Office hours from to o'clock p NJ. low.
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DENTISTRY !!

N. HARRIS will reopen his office at his
residence, for the reception of all who may
require his professional services. All opera
tions done in the best possible manner and
much cheaper than formerly Teeth inserted
from single tooth toan entire sett, and war
ranted a reasonable length of time, My di.
erosion from my professional business the
past year has been wholly beyond my con-
troll, but | am now happy TO inform the pub.
lie that after the first of May next, shal,
give my whole attention to my profession
N. HARRIS, VI d.
Middlcbury, April 10. 1854. 81;
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STATE OF VERMONT, I Be il remembered
District of Addison, IS. I that at Probate
Court held al Middlebury, in and for the Dis
triet of Addison, on the 27th day of April,
A. d. 1854:
Ozias Seymour, Executor of the last will
and testament of FELIX BEsroS, late ofCorn.
wall, IN said District, deceased, presents his
administration account for allowance II is
thereupon ordered, that said account be con-
sidered for allowance by this Court, at the
session thereof to bt held at tho office OF the
Register oithis Court in said Middle bury, on
Thursday the 18th day OF May next, at ten
O'Clock ia the forenoon aud that notice there
OF be given to all persons interested, that they
may appear aud make their objections, il any
they may have, to The allowance OF said ac-
count, by publishing a certified copy of this
order in the Middlebury Register, a newspa-
per printed in said Middlebury, three weeks
successfully, previous TO the time OF said
Court.
Jed. S, Bushnell, Register.
a true copy Of record. 2,sw.
Aftet Jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
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IMPORTANT!!

C. G. WAINWRIGHT will sell the balance
Of his stock Of Dry Goods during the month
of May, at LESS THAN WHOLESALE
PRICES Including large assortment OF
Prints at 10 cts. per yard,
LINEN Giaghams and Barge De LANES
at 12t cts per yard.
Ncrinos. A'paecos, Stawls, Laccs, EN-
broiderics, Gioces Hosiery, de-.
Also, Hats, Caps Shoes, and Rubbers for
cash only The public are assured that Ills
is no humbug, as the store will be closed the
first of June. 1t is hoped that all persons
will settle their accounts without another call
Nav l. 1854
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Z I M e :,

have plenty on hand and shall continue
burning through the season. Those wishing
to purchase superior article, will find it at
my kiln in Middlebury, two miles east of the
village Ihavc sold of the same to thousands
and hear but one opinion expressed, pro-
nouncng it equal to the best they can get in
the country. NELSON CHlTTENDEN,
Mddlebury, April II, 1854 l;tdcc1
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SALT,

Turks Island and Canada Salt Bags o
fine Butter Solt, just received 10y
II. A. SHELDON
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TIE AMERICANS FRIEND !
HOLLOWAY% PILLS !

To the Citizens OF the United States
most humbly and sincerely thank you
for the immense patronage which you have
bestowed upon my Pills. | take this oppor-
lunity of stating that my AT cestors we're all
American Citizens, and that | entertain Tor all
that concerns America and the Americans the
most lively sympathies, so much so that ! or.
iginally compounded these Pills expressly to
suit your climate, habits, constitutions, and
manner of living, intending TO establish my
self among you, which ] have now idone, by
taking premises in New York.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
IS. Corner OF Ann and Nassau SIS, Ny
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LYONS Kathairon

Hair Ois, Barry's Trioophems, sheldon's
Hutching's and Waters Hair Dyes, Sheldon's
Hair Wash, Shsldon's Balm of Roses and a
great variety of Colognes, Hair Oils aud Per
furmery just received by n.A.SHELDoN.
Oct Is, 1853.
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Examination of Teachers.

The undersigned will attend to the exam
nation of Teachers for this town, at the
brick school house, on the west side of the
creek, ON Saturday, May 8, at / o'clock, P.
NJ. Teachers will please furnish themselves
with writing apparatus, to be used in giving
their answers
GEORGE SMITH, Town Supt.
Middlebury, April 20, 1851.
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Notice.

Found in Cornwall, Il short time since, a
Gents Long Shawl. The owner is requested
TO prove property pay charges aud take il
away NJ. NJ. BLAKE.
Cornwall, April 20, 1854. 2;3w
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PuIvernacher's

Patent Hydro Electric Voltaic Chains.
Physicians are invited To examine. For sale
by II. A. SHELDON.
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90 SNihSi VI <huu uuu A'ussau pls., AZ Il
PURlFICATION or THE BLOOD,
! LIVER AND BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.
The Citizens Of the Union suffer much from
disorders of the Liver and Stomach. scarcely
any are free from the influence ofthese desirus.
tive maladies hence life wears fast. The fair
sex, perhaps the most handsome in the World,
up to a certain period when distressing to say,
many loose their teeth and good looks, Wills
vet in the heyday Of life. Such sad evils nav
be rcmcdcd by continually keeping the blood
pure, and the Liver and Stomach in healthy
action. when life will flow smoothly, and re.
scmbe plants in a congenial cline, where an
cternalispring appears TO reign As il regard,
the preservation Of the human flame, and tie
the duration Of life, which may he effected
and | say fearlessly, that health and life can
he prolonged for many years beyond their or.
binary limits, if Holloway Pills are taken 10
purify the blood according TO the rules laid
down for health contained in the directions
which accompany each box.
A CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEBII.t
TY, OF 10 YEARS STANDING,
CURED BY HOLLOWAY
PILLS.
Copp oj L.t.r from Captain Jotrsor Al
fo~ HOac, d0icd January 5fi, 1854
To PsorrssoR HOLLOWAY, IS. Cornes ~
Ann and aassau Streets. n.
SlR-Iris with the most heart,eli pleas.
urc have 10 inform yoa tina, have heen re-
stored to health and sirerg'h by tskng your
Pills. For the last ten years suffered from
aderaagehenl Of the Liver and Stomach, aaS
was reduced to such an extremity ihail xsrs
up my Ship, never expecting 10 20 to sea a..
more, as had tried every Remedy that "a,
recommended to me but all to no purpose
and had given myself W 10 despair, When !
WAS ut last recommended to take your Pills.
after using them for three plon,hs, the rcsul,
is that am now in better health than have
been for eleven Year, pasta indeed rs well q,
ever | was in my lie. You are quite at liberty
10 make this known for the benefit of others
remain Sir, yours respectfully,
lsigned) JOHN JOHNSON
Tis~ eeiebrffeS Pits aye ~"rderfuRy .ElA
ci6uS IN ne fei'oriHg to-rioiwt1.
AFua Drnpsy iHhanimN,loh Sore Ths.s's
Asthma py,enlcrv laHnd lee STONE and Gr.vii
Rilioascomt Erysirela' LivsrcOm. Secondary symr.
plants Female lrrsSc plants IONS
Bl,,cNe.op fsvsf, ofSli Lshtaso f,mouf.
Bswelcom; Frs Rhsans. v.n.rssiAa.eu.,,
raln'' sou, ism Wsr%,oialkihdI
consiiPs' Indigestion Urine -ba,.,seau,s
lion vfthe sereiuls, 81 Disability
Bowels Con,umption Kings E,il ke, Az.
- Sold NJ the Estahishmeni OF Professor
Streets, New York also ~ all respectable
Druggists aud Dealers in Medicines through
out the United States in BoIcs.sts7t cents.
81 cents,,Rnd 81 so cents rsrh. To he I'D
Wholesale OF the principal nrug lioa,ss id
Union.
uy-Therc is aedasiderahlc Saving by tsilSR
tie larger Sizes,
N B.--Directions for The guidance ofps,isu.t
in every disorder are affixed to each Box.
4f:coN emos.
Ayers Pills
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ELGIN SPRING HOUSE.

ELGlN SPRING HOUSE.
THE SPRING HOUSE is open for the re-
l. ception Of visitors. The proprietor hav-
ing made large additions TO the house, and
other necessary improvements, feels confident
that be can give satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their patronage
The proprietor will run a carriage TO the
depot in Vergennes, in connection with the
mail train of cars, for the accommodation of
visitors.
All orders for water promptly forwarded
by the gallon or bottle
sS~ Post Office address, Vergennes, Vt.
SOLOMON ALLEN.
April lS, 1854 523m
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BOSTON CARDS.
A RIL, Is 5 4.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS!
BOSTON BUSINESS CARDS.

The undersigned, MERCHANTS, MANuFAc-
ruREus, IMPORTERS and WHOLESALE DEALERS,
are now prepared with full stocks ofall goods
in their respective departments, peculiarly
suited 10 the wants of country dealers.
The large and varied assortment which the
BosToN market affords to purchasers, pre-
sents a superior opportunity for choice So
lection
MERCHANTS are assured Of our determine
ton to please, if possible, both old and new
customers, who are respectfully invited 70
examine our several stocks and prices.
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MIDDLEBURY ACADEMY.
The Summer Term of eleven weeks will
begin on Monday, May ODD.
TuiTIoN-Elrmcntary English Branches,
$3 Higher English, $3.50, Latin with Eng
lish, So French, So Incidentals, fires,
and sweeping, 20 cts. Private rooms in A.
cademy, 81.
Bills are payable at the middle of the term.
Board in the village for $3.50 to 81 per
week. 2;3w
z. F. CHURCHILL, A. b., Principal.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District of AdGi-
son, Commissioners, to receive examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of
MERRILL S. HAYDEN,
late Of Granville, in said district, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto and six months from the eth
day Of April, being allowed by said court for
the purpose, we do therefore hereby give no
tice that we will attend to the business of our
said appointment, at the Inn of Warren Hay
den, in Granville, aforesaid, ON the 18th days
of May and August next, from nine O'Clock,
A. NJ, until four o'clock, p. NJ, ON each Of
said days
AMASA EATON, lc,.
ROBERT KENNEDY N''' TO-
Dated at Granville, this 2Sth day of April.
A. d. 1854 23w
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Improved and Warranted
'IpEc AppROOE SAFES

I I
Equal TO any Patent Salamander in tic
mdrkct)
Made of the best of materials and workman
ship. A II sizes constantly on hand and made
to order for Banks, Public Buildings, or Pri-
vate Houses. Address all orders (post paid ito
JAMES PERKINS,
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BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER.
Geography Without a Master.

SCHENCK & PILLINER,
DESIGNERS & ENGRAVERS ON WOOD,
Office, No. CoHrt Square, Boston.
Book Illustrations, Newspaper Heads, Store
Fronts, Portraits, Druggists and Perfumers
Labels, Seals, Machinery, Cotton Stamps,
Maps, Show Bills, Medals, Stoves, &c, beau
tifully executed.
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Take Notice.

Take Notice.
A very desirable stand for one who wishes
to enter into the mercantile business, is now
offered for sale at the centre of Cornwall
on such terms AS cannot fail TO suit the pmr-
chaser Consisting Of one acre of good land
on which are situated convenient dwelling
house, small barn, and large and conye-
nient store. The above premises will be
rented if not sold soon. For further pariicu-
lars inquire Of the subscriber
JOHN ROCKWELL.
Cornwall, March G, 1854. 46.3m
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Ayers Pills
II a sHaLhas,
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grave ct dit - Iliy aura blen plus de
t,rage. nlais dn moins vous verrez les To-
ges pleines. Et il lui fit obtenlr com
me dit Raveaouillot, son premier Gordon.
Je suis Ie premier, dit Leon, qni
me suls preoccupe do genre porter. II
y ii des fripons de morallte, des bateleurs
de ylnite, des sycopIlantes modernes, dess
septembriseurs caparaconnes de g1aslse,
des inyenteurs. de questions palpIitantes
d.actuallle qui1 prechent i'enallcipation
des negres, TRANSPORTATION de petits vo-
Ieurs. IA Renaissance. enyers les torcats
|l,berss, ct qui dissent lears portiers dams
IA. Stat pire due ceIui des lrlandais,
dams des cabanons plus aflfeux que les
prisons, ct qui Iear donnent pc sisre
moins d'argent par an, que l'Etat lt.l' n'en z. !
donne pour un foreat... ..Je mai ialt qa'a'-
ne bonne action dams ma We, c'ess II
loge de mon porter. .h
-Si, reprit Bixion, un homne ayanl
bati de grandes cages, diyisses en- mile 2.
compartments CONNIE les alveoles e u
nc ruche gu les loges dune menaggeIrflle, rs , /,
et destinees recevoir des creatures de
tout genre ct de toute industrie, 81 Get
animal ! figure de proprletaire yelalt
consuI.er un savant etlui disait: Je yeux
un indiyidu da genre bi,naae
aui puisse siyre dams unc scntlne picine
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LIE TRAITE A,EC LIE JAPON.

LIE .raite ayds: te Japon et6 otllciel-
lement recu Washington des mains du
conlnandant Adams, dc Ia maIlue dcS
Etats- Unis, qul, aiIisi que Ie lieutenant
Randolph, sont arrives NeW-l ork a
bord du steamer George Lar. L.e l';tilc
devait etre pris lie jour meme en- coIsl-
dera!ion par Ie collsell du Cabinet.
lie commandment Adams rapporte que
|orsque il partit emportaht lie tralte, le>
Anglais preparaicnl une expedition an
.Japon, dams ie but d'obtenlr pour ! An
gieterre &C Que le commodore Perry
Went d -obtt.nr pour les Etals- Unls.
On dit i Washington qa ane des cIau-
ses du lr;,l,s Perry porte que dams le Cas-
on a la.enir uutres lfastes seraIeit
conc!us avec des nations etraugeres, les
Elals Uiis doiscilL tonJours ct aux me-
mes conditions Jour advantages Plus
grau.ls Que ioutes les auifes pul,sahcts
uui conlralleraicnt de la softc afecu le
Japon.
Cetle clause est pour nous nne puis-
sanle garaltie gtaee iagnelle nous ii'a-
.ons pas ii cr;.mtile les ctoi Is &c iit dlo
plouatie angiaisc dams cette pailie dn
monde.
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moque de Ia societe des anais de la pair,
ct ce n'a pas toujours etc sans motif.
Mais il faut bien reconnaitre anss que
la partie sage ct vrae lie ses predlci,-
tions ma pas etc sans fruit.
lie second resuItat reInarqnable de la
crolsade eusop6enne, enterprise contre
Ia Ru>sie, c'est qu'eIle est une crolsade
denocralique, sans que ses anteurs ie
veuiIient ou le sachcnt pcut-eire. Ce
qu'iIs poursuvent, c'est le respect de la
ilberte de la Turquie. Mais toutcs les
Liberties Sc touchent, ct la democratic eu~
ropeenne tout entere grotlteia dc la le-
con donnte sautoCratG, Qul etait la CO.
tonne principaIe de l'absoIutisIne. lie
Idespolismc recoit en- lui un echec qn
briscra son falsceau. Ce nest plus la
ssussie qui est presentemelit. ia clet 1e
i'edltlce curopsen, c'est la France, Ia
France imperiale. i! est vrai, ma's celle-
Ia meme sest prociamee democratiqne
dams la constitution de 1882 ct ellie a
place son point de depart dams les pm
cipes de 1859, c'est- -a-dire dams Ia re.o-
lution. 81 Ia lbeIte a perdu sa place
dams les lois fraucaises, ellie la conser-
wee dams les meuls qui dominent toutes
les lois. s..s .s.> t..
D'aiiIenrs, le czar lui-meme cherche
des anxi,aifes parmi les democrates don't
il etait laguere l'ennemi le plus achar1
ne. La Aberte ne pcut done que gagnef
a la grandc lutte don't Onent est lie
theatre. C'est uu' ellie est Ia ralson de
l'humanite, ct que la raison est ic dernler
mot de lous les evenetnents de ce bas
monde, en- dept de ses eclipses monc""
tanecs. t
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part du vapeuf, lie porter Gu Senor
D'Eorrel await etc assassint dams la rue
de la Habana par un esclave. PIn>ieurs
negrcs avaient etc arretes recemment
porr port d'armes cachees.
Les batlments de la Iigne de bateauz
a vapenr projetee entre Liverpool ct la
'Havane dcv. ont s>arreter s henres a
Porto Rico. 3'
II serait q ddsircr que hotrc gonv"r-
nement tit adoptcr une nesure Sembi"ble
pour les yapcurs qui ioHchent aux ports
des Etats- Unis, pour y debarq"or Ia mai
T.. DE Ia so,tc les ntgoolant,' aqra'e NJ
lc temps de f,ire Icur correspondence