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cr ., Ua'acuU I -it M'MnH durinS'e.e ah
t.f i e Utter 10 f;el "Oie rcfro.hc.tr.;, Uur.g
, i UlW. 1W young thiUren, uho had
. roundest was to U the pig, 'hen d
' 1 r, bo acted US part 01 the butcher, stuck.
l' i., the throat wwi killed hi the spoil the
' 1 t n r Are. alarmed at what they had done. r-
't seeing mitt, ami hid themselves under the wfceel
- 'J, kVs not working at thai time, bnt was act
- cO. e almost immediately afterwards, ol crukhed
LsnaUtotleaUii Land . .
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A drummer belonging to the ' 0 regiment
x ht n action, at the York Ahsixes, against the
proprietor ot a coach which runs between . Sheffield
ind Doncaer,for a serious injury sustained by I him,
,w roach ovcrturnine b consequence of the
drunkenness of.tho coachman, aud oUained 120
; i guineas damages. -' i ; , V ' 1 .
I A number of persona of the different deno-
f m nations oi unristians. in urn pi tnia
rt-A of the nronnetv and expediency ot dmt-
minating a knowledge of the Holy Scripture,
, and puuing'ihem into the hands of those who
f - Ve destitute, of them, have formed themselves
' Into, a Society by the jiame of the BxAVroaT
i ucib to be Managers ix'-,,',i; 'hk., i;-. '
., Robert BarnwclL l0V&t..,.
pI!y fried debuiei in tile InipcrLlTaf'.'-mca lVancn l!arjcu.te committed to the Tower.
oau)jccti wholly triaiereauo u au American fjpgn Oiia mcion Mr', Sberidaa mored, at an
reatlcr,na wjuioecai tne joomey ot u cr- tmeodcneol, " Ibat the House da now ad -
nun Archdud Com knna to Pan . . i M Jivi.ion. th mcDJarrt wat
r- r- ! j I ... L 1. - wwvv. vj. m w v wt-
net.
Pre$
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Thoma Fuller", Esq
Dr. James . B. Finley,
Kev. Beni. M. Palmer,
Kev. ftfhn B. Campbell, " VSeccrttt
John Iovner. Esq . , .. J net
Kobe rt Means, tsqr . . . Treasurer.
Gen. Charles Coataworth Fiakney ,i ;
Rev. Galen Iltck.., -(., .. , , - ,
' Vi Kev. James Graham. M , r ;-.
v k Dr. Archibald CaxnpbelL - . i -
-vJohnM.Verdier.v .
; .JqsiahBedon,Esq, Ufi '.;..... .
' vKearK ' 700 dollars have been already, sub
scribed in this small town, and the subscription
is still increasinevi ; For the purpose of Riving
, activity to the design of the institution, g 300
have been appropriated lor the immediate pur
" chase of bibles -and Testaments, : in Philadel-
' 4 phia,' ivhich Care' expected to arrive m few
', weeks. J$l$&iet't I
Jji German authour has lately published ' a vork
i-- aa which, he states a very carious facU ,'A person
- ,a) s he, ,,u having an artificial magnet suspended
v .from the wall of hj study, with a piece of iron adher
r . ing; to it, remarked for several vears, that the flies
v ii the room, though they fiequently placed them
"stives on' other "iron ardcles, r never settled n the
artificial magnet i und 'even that if any of those iiv
. sects approached it, they iii a moment again remo-
vefl tram it to some distance."- It is worth the
trouble," says Professor Voigt, who repeats the same
circittistancdin his iouinal, to make further obser-
' vatiousun this phenomenon, and, were it confirmed
magnetised iron might be employed, to preserve it
fi-pm being dirtied. by flies.,. Perhaps it, iaighf.be
employed also Ibr oilier purpoaia...- v..
' A boy seeing a gentleman walkmgtlie stteet
' placed himself in a convenient situation to speak to
- him ; when the gentleman came 'up. the, boy pulled
off his lul.'held it Out to the gentleman and begged
for hs fcw cents Moticy ! (exclaimed the ' genUe
man) you had much- better ask for manners' than
money ! I asked for that (said the boy) 1 thought
u; "you had the most of 4? rf t . W
C?-AV are requested ta autte that tlwt Examination of
me otudenUoiUie AcapemviU commence
on lhcj(rst IVedtmdMi a Jutte, ud not on tlii third' Mon,
day a$ tatod m. an advertisement of last week the play
iU beeliilitedon Thursday evening the aecond dy.,
cohunhted to th .Tower abr puUiihing a letter to
las constituents .in Cobbett . iitsfinr under, tus
own nam, in wtuca n deote u power oi tat
I louse of Commons to Imprison the people of, Eog-
bud.', , . : . ;i V .:
The United States fneaU John Adams sailed
from Cowes (or France on the Stta of &larcb, with
dispatches from Mr. Pinkncy. , - :.
tram Londoa papers to April '6th. reeeired at th OtBc
of Om MtTcanUtc aaveruaer vj ine vmiw racacs.
Lovdox, March J6Tbe rfjpatches frm Mr.
Pinkney to the American government were, w un
demand, sent from town on: Sunday last to the
American frigate John Adms lying at uowe.
Tbey were taken by lieutenant Elliot of that ship,
which was to proceed to obtain the dispatches from
General Armstrong:.' ' It is not; however, Improba
ble that General Armstrong will demand passports,
and return himself to America In the John Adams,
as the French ' government ' has recently : adopted
measures so hostile to the "Amerjfan government
that It would lose all respect In the eyes of mankind
if it were to submit to them. Private letters, from
Paris, indeed, dated the 1 8th instant state, that Ge
neral Armstrone had actually demanded passports,
as the French government had Issued an order for
the seizure and sale of American vessels and pro
perty. Intelligence of the same tiature, lr is said,
has been received by jur, rinxney ana iy our mi
nisters ' The conduct of Bonaparte towards Ame
rica; has bets so strange, capricious and impolitic,
that sv.ch ad order might naturauy oe expected
from him i and if so, we trust it will dispose the
American rovemment to be more' sensible of the
wisdom of beine upon cood terms with the only
power that can guard their commercial interests,
and enable them to .support tneir independence.
A London paper, of Msrch 2 has the following
article H Mr Elliot, who takes out the dispatches
John Adams,- has lett
carried, the numbers being 190 to 132.
5ir Francis, who was at his House in J"icca
dilly, wj immediately infotmed of the deci
sion by bis brother, Mr. Jones Bdrdett; who
had been in the 'gallery during the whole oi" the
debate. .Thd Sergeant at anna arrived at Pkr
cadiDy with the Speaker! warrant neatly at
the same time with the burronet's brother, and
proceeding to the Tower, after sir Francis had
tat.cn scaveoi nis lamuy, ne ana bis ' oruuicr
left the bouse with the Sergeant at arm. t
I . STATE PAPERS. ' -
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fAn Extra National Intelliirencerof the 19th Inst.
contains, the Lllowmg Correspondence? ' The Dvt
notches were received, we sunnose. bv the racket
Princess Amelia, whose arrival, at. NewTurk is J
noticed above. ' ' ' ' f ; ',
Extract of letter from Wis. P'nikay, Esq. is R. Smith,
'. .Esq, Secretary or State, dated London, Marca 31, loiut .
. On the Wlh of 'November Mr.' Brownell
delivered to me your letters of the 1 1th; lith,
and 23d of thereceding 'tticmJi; and on the
Saturday.foilowing I had a conference' with
the' Marguis Wellesley, in the, course of which
1 explained to him fully , the ground upon
whicrrl was instructed to request-Air. Jack
son' immediate rtcal, and upon! which the
official intercourse between that Minister and
the American government had been kiispended
Lord Wellesley'a reception of what I aaid to
him was frank and friendly ; and 1 left htm
with a persuasion that we should have no cause
to be dissatisfied with the final course of his
government on the subjects of our conference.
- V agreed in opinion that, this interview
could only be introductory to a more formal
Proceeding on iny part j and it was according
y settled between us that I should present an
omciai letter, to uic enccw oi my vcroai cum
muntcation,- , ; a , :
! Having prepared , such a letter, I carried it
myself to. Downing StreetVafew .day after.
wardsi and -accompanied the delivery of it
from Mr. Pinknev. in the
town, and that frifate will sail the moment he ar
rives on board. Uh the subject ot the adjustment;
of the differences between this country and Ame-J
rica, We have UtUe to add to the. communicaUon,
that all is settled as far as can be done on this side
of the water. v -r .v4-u
t 'lTie court of Denmark, it is said, has seized
"and Ordered for sale all -American vessels in
its ports, and directed the proceeds to be paid
into the royal treasury. . 1 '
4 March 28 The ' following letter has been
received from Holland, but we ire by no means
disposed io pledge ourselves for the truth of its
contents :- . .' '' '
Sanki of the Scheldty March 552.---AU
tera-'-of apprehended , difference between $he
courts of 'Russia and France, are finally and
amicably amusted. so tnat mere .tsinoi tneur i .i,.. : :-.a
smauest cnancc oi a uisagrcciucni uciwccu iucoc
two powers.
Pacific proposals have beett nwdf, or will be.
immediately, commenced, to Great Bhtath by
! 'ClFfipcey upon theoccasionjof th'e; August m-
trimoniai auiance uciwcca k raucc aau . sus-
sentim-nu of states 'ux amity wiih hitn j ; an
he hi, thf it fore, been pleased to 'direct' the ,",
return of Sir. J.clson to Er.jUc J. '
But his majesty has not mailed, wi:h any '
expression nf his displeasure, the err !ct of '"
Ir. Jackson, whose Inrrrrity, efi! : ! tbu
ty-have looj bven distu-j-jished in Lis r jt$
tv's service j and who does not tj-pe r, oa .
the present occasion, to have committed any
intentional ofieoce against the govtrtmeot cf
the United States.
Tarn commanded to inform : that Mr.'
t'.t a. . - . .
jacasoo is orucreu toocuvcr tn me cnarge.
of his majesty aifaira in Amc ...a, to a pcrsoa
properly quauhed to carry on the ordinary in
tcr course between the.- two- gvcrnmenti,
which hi majesty is sincerely desirous of cui v '
tivatifig bn the most friendly tertns.' . '
, A an additional testimony of this disposi
tion, C am authorised to assure you, that hi,
majesty is reaxly to receive, with senti meet ';
of undiminished amity,. and good will,' auy
communication which the government of the " ,
United States, may deem beneficial to the itm-
ttial interest of both countries thruugh any
channel of negociation Which 'may apptar ad
vaotageou to that government.. " - v--Vr "
I request that you will accept the assurane- " '
Z" e . L t- L.' . - U . t..'.t. ft . K 'T "
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c of the high consideration- With which 1 have':.'
the honour to bt. :.r.V f- .
, ' - (Sijrned) " v ' TVEIXESLEIV v ,
PpSCRIPT. TO WE tr ADTl&TtSKklEst ': Li'-
- ENTER TAWMEHr;.
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rQn Satunlay the, 12tb inst Mr. Peter J'errjv.jnerchant
v to Miss Jane Bese. boUi of s'ayetteviue. I v , J
$ "On the 8th instant,' Howell Cobb; Esq. a Itepre'sentatiVe
4 in Congress IVom the StaU of Georgia, to Miss Martha S
, Routes, dan otThoHms B.Jtootcs, F.sq. ofFredericks-
f. In Johnston County, on Vuesdav last. Osfibrn ifunter;
t Esj a very worthy and highly respected firmer of that
i j ' In Jones county m the Hth inst Joseph .8anderson, esq:
I 1 j .v: tAi nmiauemitta.uie ruiuiau iir. marv 4
, consoit tf the late Kichard D. Speight, of Ne wbern
i , " At his seat near Boston on the 9th inst, Gen.. Benjamin
s .iiftfii vcuci itn u wtrevviiiuun..;
U BY TJJE LASTMA1L.,
" ' 7 ' ,rTn ' '- rrt iim"?'-
, lie comes
The noisy herald of a busy world.'
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., . . . LATEST I'll" M EUROPIV V'
Niw-Yoaxvfay 13. -The ship Ariadne, 'Bur
rows, amvca ai mis port Bn iiour since, iram yniu.
! . wluch puce she left thd 6th of April, and. conhrms
, ,' ins account oi me tieain oi Aumirai .juora v-oiuk-;
. f" wood.' lie died off Toulon -his bodv was broucht
.'. to Cudia-put on tioard a frigate ' wluch sailed for
f js ingianu on me au oi pni. a,uuu onuso troops
,i... had arriyed at Cadiz, and were debarkinsr when the
I ' Ariadne came out. There werel ships iof the
' 1 line in Cadiz lla, watching the - movements of tbp
; lVcnch, who sull remained on the opposite shore,
' Kinrtn wkh:the fortifications. ! Cadis was quiet
j . , and tranquil, and under ho apprehensions- from the
j. CiW enemy,-; The Ariadne had 38 days passage. ! V'-;;
, May 1 6-The British Packet Princess Amelia,
v v ; captain Moorsoon, arrived at this port yesterday af
., 'ternoon in thirty-five days from Falmouth, by Way
, '(ofIIjiif.it, nine days from, the latter port with the
i Jlrircli mail, which whs" m..ue iup at the general-post
; ; o.,ce on the 30th of .March, mrtn. which the Lditors
. ; ; of the Mercantile Advertiser have copied the most
. interesting aiticIesis-Lideett the papers
ma.
March iU-Wt yesterday received some
Portuguese "papers-they are of so late a date
as" the 18th inst. and' contain Very- favourable
representation of the state ' of the armies in
apain ana rortugai. ine onusrvneaa quar
ters contiaued at Vizen on' the 1 Jth," when'an
expectation appeared to be entertained that a
battle would verv shortly taW place.'
'A harrassmff warlare, the best, which the
Spaniards could wage, appears to be maintain
ed all over the Peninsula, r The , French , were
repulsed io an attaclt upon Astorga.
fM see'.
!r several sail ot the line are assembled at tar-
mbuth, and are to be joined by a fleet of trans,
parts.'whh troops, destined upon a secret ex
oedition. vJvv1--'-,.'''. f
-'April 5.--We yesterday received 'additional:
Sets 01. loreign papers, out weir contents are un
important, anew principal scaiures continue
to be the details of the tourney ot the new em
press of France. "At Strasburg where thenar
n vea on me twenty inira, sue every wnerc snew
ed herself to the people, and is stated 'to have
been much ' admired ; and on the following
morning she proceeded on her journey to Cam
iegne, at1 which city (says Berthier) she was
very anxfous to arrive. At that place she
was received by Bonaparte ' and on the 30th
they 'were to reach St Cloud ( "'and 'the 1 31st
was the day appointed lor the formal solemni
iaVion' of the mperiat'ntiptials, ;Tbts evetil
our readers already know, Was announced byt,
general firing along the coast a few days since.
y a; neutral, "vessel arrived Harwich, we
learn that great rejoicings have also taken place
in Holland on the same occasion, the oppressed
people of that country 'indulging -in ih fond
hope that the event may lead to a general peace,
Aprtl 6 1 he proceedings ol the House o
Commons last night, on Sir Francis Burdett's
case, tannot fail to be read with considerable in
terest by persons of every description,' whate
ver may be their political opinions'. ' C
At the early hour of 10; o'clock yesterday
morning all the avenues to the' House . were
blocked, up' by crowds of people, eager for ad
; ; An extraordinary cumber of constables were
On dutv to preserve order i and. if we are ritthtv
Iv; informed, the Horse guards had received or
ders to hold themselves in readiness to be called
out in case' of any hecessityiT,';f' "T Sv"!
l ne deoate tasted tm past seven o clock this
rnomiflff. ': In the' course of the debate: Lord
folkstone concluded a speech in opposition, to
the Kcaplutions,' by moving that the House do
proceed tor the other order of the day. After
a lont? & in tome respects an animated discuss!
on, this motion was negatived, ion a vole S71 to
80. Tlie resolutions were then adopte d r after
i arc pi-Uicilwhlch,'8ir Robert Salisbury ttiovd, 1'hatkirlto 'pay the utmost attention to th
T'HE Subcribers have made arranfremmU for the tea,. V
'eomodatiM of 50 or oO rirtetliioarders during- tha .J
ensuing Examination of the. 8tudenw of the Univeraiy-', -- h
Those who may favour them with their company then and' ,
at air other times will be entertained with the best tha k .
country affords. Rooms as convenient as can be obtained, 1
and good Beds, Uquorsr, kc' are orcrtaCSThey hav
good Stables and wJl supplied wiuV provender, ttL 'and, J
aa excellent Oat jasuire for Hoi'aes.' -' " - - x ; 'V
' i i ' r4 vin k f.i rr ibpth mimv 1
W'"t
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-f May 20, 1810.
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raAjfas jonfs.:
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1 ' STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Pitt
Hadrian us '
iamis VanKaorden, irx 'Mi'? fi
-c----5si .i-rfsi.'t.ty- -ija IiieTse nia i i-r -$V' '
.; Joan ueavcra. w aracs waonumj t.v--
IT appearinjf to the aatisfUctibn of the Court, that John
Bedient and James Johnston, are riot Inhabitants of this "J, '
State ; ii is therefore ordered, that the said defendant ?,
appear at the nedrttetm'TOf this Court, to be held at tlie i3
Coars Hows Iri-tlreenviUei in said -County on the. first . ?
Monday in Septtmber next,' and answer the Bill of said,
Complainant, otherwise the Same will be taken firs cmfit, y;
gainst tata lJtJC"OJii ii i iuruicr racrc iiiai a co .
py of the order be pubLsbed three weeks successively in : . . - S
J.ASTOX,C. M. E. .f
the Baleigh Register and Star.
A vpy, sesu
to Lord Wellesley with some explanatory obf A P?" w rey torwarned awn trading
. . .... . ,r ' T my Kesjoes without a permit in .writinc- from
scrvations. With which It l not 1 presume ne-i frora trespassing upon my luda either in Orani
cessary to trouble you. You Will find a copy
of this lefter enclosed, "and will be ahle to col
lect frri it. ttie ubstance of the greater part
of the statements 'and remarks' which I thoY
it, my duly; to make in the conversation above
A copy pf the, answer, received on the day
its date, is huotd"v.cK!-'
f Here follows the letter from Mr. Pinkney to the
Marquis Wellesley, under date 3d January, 1810,
in which Mr. t. takes a comprehensive view ot the
cafuse of Mr1. JaCfkson'c'dismissal," and concludes by
exprejjbirigJC" most kracM wish that gut of the in
cident which has produced this letter, an oceation
may be, made to arise which, improved us it ought
to be. and I trust will be, by bur respective eovern
mepts may conauci mem to , conuai anu lasting
friend sShin. Thus to endavour to bring rood out of
evil, would be worthy of the rulers of two nations
that are, only in their natural position when they are
engaged in offices of mutual kindness and largely
contributing to the prosperity and happiness 6f each
other, This letter, which is too long' for insertion
this week, shall appear m our nextThe Marquis
Wellesley answer io' it follow tj fJ, :vt4
, t, j u Foreign Office, March 14. 1810. ;
. Sir The letter which I had the honour to
receive from vou under date of 2d January,
together with the additional paragraph receiv
ed; on the 24th January, has been laid before
thai kinkV'.v ,'Sk-W. -. :,y : .''
The 'several conference which I have held
with yckf respecting the transactions to which
your letter refers, have," I trust,4 satisfied "you
that it Is the sincere desire" of his' majesty'
goyeranent, on the present occasion, to avpid
any aiacussioa wnicn migni, uusirutv iuc .re
newal bf amicable intercourse between the
two'coantrie.7. . , ,.. " : ' .'
The correspondence between Mr. Jackson
and Mr.Sraith has een submitted to hi ma
Cambric and MusUA liobes. uaucos. Laces, waps. xacM
N. B; Men's Beaver and Wiuow na. " -
estys dohsideratiOn. ; tt v -i
&Uia (.kiliaattt Kill VVffvVini4af1 IMiAVTtM
al IB I V3 T um vuuiiuauuvw uit, v.w v aii v oo
his' concern, that the official communication
between Jiis majesty Y. minister in America
ana tne govemmcne oi tnc unitea otai.es,
should have been-interrupted, before.it was
possible for; his majesty, by any interposition
oi nif . autnoruy, to manuest nis invariaoxc
diapoaition) to maintain the relation of amity
with the -United States. -tv - ,
it i am commanded Dy nrs maieary to iniorm
yod" tha; I have received from Mr. Jackson
the most positive assurancts.'that it was not
nis purpose to give onence so tne guvcrumeni
of the United States, bv any expression con
tainedi hi letters, or by any part of his cpn
ducti V V ' - ''it-;..-:':" ;'V
- t, 1.1.. .. - 3 .ft:.
i n expressions ana conuuet oi nis majes
ty's minister in America having, however, ap
peared to the government of the U. States to
be exceptionable, fhe usual course in such (pas
es would, have been, to convey, in the first in.
stance, to his majesty, a. formal complaint
against his minister. . and to desire uch re
dresaa might be deemed suitable to the na
ture of the alledsred offence
This course ot proceeding would have ena
bled his majesty to have made uch arrange
ments, or to have offered such seasonable ex
planations as might have precluded the incon
yenience which must4 always , arise from the
suspension of official communication between
friendly powers. KvrK l.f4.
f majesty, however, I Jway; disposed
the wishcB anq
Attention I
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BEGS leave to inform the Ladies o"Kalcigh that he will '
open, on the luthof Jupe, anagait.Assoriotif ? f
. Straw and Fancy Bonritte.
1. V. WIC DUUSU ftll vn uic im a ,v .
. 17 InsUnLS BAY MAKE about fivo "f
';: feet high.seven years old.three whito ':. i j
"feet, trots and baces. is shod and wasv . -'
' 'raised in the upper part of this State.- ?:V
Any person 'debvering said Mare or
iSSj' giving information will be rewarded v:
and reasonable enarges paid.
Jr .
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arboToagb,teay
Lv O'BttYAN.
fiFranklin
my.
T'HE Examination of the Students of the r'ranklin Aca
iImiiv will enmmenca on the first Wednesdav in Jim fe.
continue Jthree .days. ; The second and Jtliird days will
oe occupiea oy speecnes ana i ncvtncui ciuidiuoiip.
the evening of Thursday will be" Performed, for the VdJ
Vantaga of the Academy, that eele orated Comedy "The :
Man and wife, or More secreu taan one,' ;.wiui an ap.
pronnate farce. J...- vr.v.u;--
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MavlO, 1810.
',t'-
- j GREEK HILl, 8ec'ry
'T'HE following Trustees are appointed a committee of
risitationto attend fjjiapel Mill bn Friday the 22d J 'f
day ot June a,xt,.to witi.--;, ,.:f;.
Thomas Blount, v, .Thomas Brown, iuri. i ;
Joseph H. Bryan, TheKey Jo. Caldwell; V
WilBe.W:jonea;.tWimatiiXtta
Israel ricxens, wiuiam a.veuo. . ...j ..-yrc"-
tit. c-ur.. .'-.'"'- !. sir: . . '"---.: ., x-f
jonn o. vveai, Ky r. josepn, v iqsiod, f.f.u"
Robert William (of Kaleigh.) ; t .
".-"! . , Published bv order of the Board. :. " 1 j U
: . " ! ROBERT WILLIAMS. Sec t
' RaleurWApritSdAiD. 1810.' w' aif'fi
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THE Subscriber informs tnose 1
TIUVELLRUS who msy be
e. pasainsr and repassmir throutrh this
Is place, tliat he has a convenient'
House, jurnisnea witn good Bed ,
and Liquoi-s, not interior to any that ; '
tne country anordsy v - ; ji -
" Those Otntirmm who may honour him with their com") . . "
pany, will enjoy that quiet repose so necessary to aweary ""l""; '
Kicston, March?, 1310.
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JOS1AH HANCOCK.
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