t
, ...
takk ti U the Ufo T u,te e&ar.twhkh was dor, un the U tat when
to. small, sod the f" tt UhI the 6t cm we be
SeOeneral in Chief .UrrU U ! cg in t U.tUiJ Ul her toape be
Ut arWrJ la 1771. The exece- in- graded. he M. wot
I . fc. I SL. n.1 ft, u-hALJ CI UK in 1(11 DUUV wriu kuu ...
any Liou w p.in. w w
ia this IUI. uunng ino r
Gen. TV JTiffi lu-t t- 0Bfrfante m lne.apf.
.' . r ,v- m.sr. Srt lUrton.UIWtol.'l. I. Frederick
Wcted t Cr" lV b. - m,,,. Carat., IVter Nfchoa.
grafts'iowal DUrict of Kentucky, lately, hJ 0 Trrhbour, Seamen,. (
American arts.
W blv that wt have gone tlror
tluHariginal, and we hope th
candor and justice to all. , W
ow to (ho beaatifol statue l!ck long
will etKtuBtMr Weste rn " world."
f r K. Jn.im sku lk we hata MM
arc con act, Canova too his" mistaken
the flzure of the Pater PkV- The
il!iilrioas artist, seated in ie Eternal
City, amid ih classic remains of U
mil rrandear. has hsd in hi mind ere
the stoat, aqarf fi;are of those heroes
wboe patient endurance i nanivwp.
ihoM aldr and dicit'uie. rendered
them maatera of theaocient world.
Bat the great American, cannot be mo
delled, from coin or statae , by the force
af veniua. or the illustrations of art.
The rraers of hia person, like th ir
toe of hit aoal.owed their perfectiona
to the matter hand, the hand of Nature.
TKom who mav portray Ihe Chief, in
'1n.r f.r huuld la on their tintaof
aze full liehtln fir hw waa an ageNf
action anu vt niirin; iair.ir v
of public olilUj, and for the gol of
mankin.l; ami, althoo;n ne nau nean
reached the Scriptural doration of man,
T;.- ... Mntl nihfml him into the
A liuc suit mt J -
tale of yearf," aa to hate left Ha a
aaal inSrotitiea behind, while hia " lusty
winter" had fched ita " froata ao kindly'?
that he feeemed rather aa a full ripened
autumn-for no ueaoktion was there
'.- ' . .
. i- . . ."" , '
Gu'JlAint-ZtQ Samion. the eel
ebrated French esecut'wncr, before and
during the revolution, died lait month
in Pari. It waa he who jniillotined
liOum XVI. Mary Antoinette, and, by a
aingular retribotiTeneas, Couthon. Dria
wit, Uolepierre, and other chief of the
revolution. Mmeir once called him
t!ie President of the Gnmd liuldury of
the Human Kare. for tne last twenty,
five veara he enioved a pcusion fi-om
f overnment, and led a very exemplary
ife. He was eixty veara old when he
died. The character and conduct of
th'u man U a fit aubiect for inflection
He pitt more ariatocratic blood that 1
any oihvr human being;. Like Deatii
himself, whose prime minister he .waa.i
all ranks and ages were alike, to him.
The kinz and the beggar, the coward
and the hero were alike to him. Youth.
beauty, Virtue, talents as well as age,
vice, ugiineat, and stupidity, fell pros
trate and .headless before Kim. If the
French peojile had possessed but one
Dr-ck, he would have been its Caligula.
There was a time that he might have
feared that he would be left the last
man in Paris. The guillotine spared
him only because be was a part of it.
Yet his conscience ".was It ease. He
went to the opera regularly,, and slept
each, night well N. V. Enq.;
7lie fiddle Revenue.--.Inconsequence
of the rumors which have been recently
circulated, in various publications, re,
specling a falling oft in the revenue, we
ltave made the proper inquiries on the
suliicet. and now communicate the re-
suit to our readers, being well conyin
ced that it will be no 'ess gratifying to
them than is has been to ui,
In- regard to the preient year, we learn
that the actual receipts into the Trea
sury will amount to the full sum esti
mated by the Secretary of the Treasu
ry at the commencement of the last
. Session of Congress, which, as will be
. seen by a reference to his annual report,
.Was R25.500.000. . .
:4 In regard to the year 1827,. no esti
wet klhe was aJerp. her wit good
and natarat. ami her alSfcOeraanm-areo
dls aod comfortable; bat there Was
total aaaneoMoa U ail ike anloul
fdictraos, eicept pmpiratwn. c v
T Captain Parry' t Xeit ExpUxan
It ia stated ta an Entil paper, that.
early in the spring, the Hecla ia to be
prepareu 10 coey tiin -Captain
Franklin to Cloven Clifce
From thia point ihef are to depart tf
the Pole in two veael. wnicn win oe
made for ne either aa boats or a!edges,
as water or ice may be found.. IVy
. ... . i . l i :
are lo be ouill u uzni. unisu, m iu
flexible maienala, with coven n is of
leather and oil cloth; the latter conver
tibia int aaiU. Two officer and ten
men art to be appointed to each, with
provisions for ninety-two days, which,
if the on 1 1 travelled on the average
thirteen milea'per dav and met with no
. . . . lit r
insurmountable obstacle, wouiu ue ui.
ficient for their reaching the long desired
Pole and retaining to the lleclaat Clo
ver Cliff. . Uurine the Captain's' ab
sencVthe boats of the ship ai to be
engaged-in exploring the "Eastern aid
of Spitsbergen; and the officers and men
ot acienceio making pnunwpuicai
penments wuh the peounium on mac
netism and meteorology, in natural his
torv. ice. The! reward of success, be
sides the persohal glory and general
advantage attending this exploit, will
FRIDAY MORNING, DBC'B lx J826.
On Saturday last, the Jiev. Jonathan
O. Freeman, of Salisbury, a elected
Principal of the llaleigh Acidemy, in
the place of the Rev, Drr iltn. . il'-
Pheetern, resigned. Mr. Freeman, wil
enter upon the duties of his appoint
ment on the first Monday of January, at
which time the tiext session of the Aca
demy commences. - H,
Great Southern Route. We nndei
stand from Washington, (says the Pe
tersburg Republican,) that it has beeb
definitely, determined by the Govern
ment, that the great southern mail route
from Washington to New Orleans
should proceed through Richmond, Pe
terburg, Warrenton, Raleigh, Colum
bia and Milledgeville.to the seat of go
vernment of Alabama, thence down to
Mobile, and from Mobile, by steam
boat, to JJew Orleans.
J The Western Carolinian, in announ
cing the liberal donation lately made
to the Synod of North Carolina lor the
use 'of the Theological Seminary in
Prince Edward county, Vd. by Solomon
Allen, Kq. Lottery Broker of Phila
delphia, observes, To our own knowl
edge, Mrf Allen has repeatedly made
munificent donations to benevolent in
stitutiotis, as well as to.worthy indigent
individuals. It is not more than 15
years since Mr. Allen was boring in
repreteateu oy .
deceased. There , were three caoai
eUtet, one tatormbl ta the AJmiaistrt-
Ion, and twn to Ceo Jar I sort. Gen.
M'llatton "was oe of the latter, and
sacceedeJty a large majority. ' . V
V "J." FtyUtvltle, Ncv. 22.
.The Soperioe Court foe thia cooaty is
till In eion. On FnUt last, neo
Dick, the slave of R. Wolf, of Simp
son county, charged with hlvin com-
mitted a rape, was inea. me iary
retired about saoset, and after deli
beratin? about 19 hoars; retarned a
verdict of Guilty; in. pursuance of
hich the Judze pnceeiIel,on Iomiay,
to paw the awful sentence of the law.
viu that he be bung at this piace ,on
Saturday tli 9h dav of next month. ,
On Monday a white man waa con
victed of Perjury, but a motion in ar
ret of judgment has since been made.
The Court t'ua morning entereu upon
the important suit, which has . been
pending for several years, of the Stale
Hank against the ucurtiiet of Robert
Raiford, (former Cashier r Die Branch
in this town.) The trial will probably
ocrupv several. days, and excite much
interest not only on account ot tne
amount depending (60 or 70,000 dol
lars.) but also on account of the ability
of the Counsel on both sides. For the
Plaintiff-.. Mesra. Seawell,. Ilogg. and
Pavi'T For the Defendants, Messrs.
Gaston, Xw,,ner and Heury OAarr.
Since Jie above was in ype, we have
understood, that the Bank, failing to
effect a removal of the case, submitted
to a non-hUtt, anu immediately cora-
penced a Dew suit.
7om. We understand (says the
Richmond Compiler) that more than
60 000 hogs had been driven uu the val
. i . i.
ley oi me ureal Keuawiia, aa eariy as
the 9th ol the present month, lhey
were from the W ebt; and nmst ol them
were destined to the eastern sectiou ot
Virginia. We unUiic.Uud,thAl this is
a larger importation than there was
at the corresponding period of the last
year.
Danville, Va.Nov.lt.
Roanoke Company. The annu.ii meet
ing ot the Stockholder ol the uoan
oke iNavigation Company, took piace
in the towu ol Ciarksville, during the
urgent wek. We ui dcisianu ti.e
ihtocKholdera were well pleased with ilie
rts made ot the state oi tne uompa
of the most
tctiuC.iy cf t'e ti7fns
ft uer circa.:
ecpi
ny The works have progrend to the
aitricipauona
frietids.
rta the report it appears that the
casliHiHaiid amounts to 13,000, and
that fcltlOUO are due, which ia amply
(tufficienO we presume fur the fun Iter
improvements necessary to be made at
this tune; but in aduuiou to iIiim, ilit'ie
U the. further sum of 4 per crm upon
each share which the Presideut and Di
rectors niay require, at any time. leav
ing out of view, the handsome nutn
ol d6,0U which the Slate ot North
Carolina his, at any moment a rig:t to
subscribe, hich rijht she has hitlierio
refused to-yrcfirwliich bears us out in
a belief that she vviU at some tuture day
take up the stock;
Caracas The name trt those iiiw
T ih wreck Benjamin Litrhfeld,
Puner Cairo, of iWn; Ma.Aleian-
Jer Scrada and Simon Fiak, teamen, of
Caracas; John Joseph, a colored man,
fook.of St.Thoroas. ". B- L- ,
. An iirtTal at N. York lately bVeait
the melancholy tidings of the la of the
schooner Terquiman;' of, Hertfonl,
Wio. Thomas, master, bh fallen
in with at aeain lat. 8,1on.CG, boftora
up, scuttled, and a man lonml dead in
her ran; fi ora widen cirenmst aaces there
can be do doubt the whole crew perish.
ed. The Perquimans wa a new vessel,
built br ' experienced workman of the
St materials, on . bcr first, voyage.
Umn.l ta St. Luces with a canro ol
sUves and shingles, and owned partly
by Mr. lmuel C. Moore, merchant of
(hi place. She wasinsured for g4,000.
There were five white person on board.
including Mr. Wm. Hetcher. a respec
table citiren of Perquimans county,!
who had gone as passenger for the pnr
pose of regaining I'H health. He has
left two children and a large number ol
relatives and frrends to mourn his un
timely deaih.
Uapt. I nomas wai tor many yean, an
able snip master from this port, and sus
tained the character of an indasti ious,
sober, discreet man. and a man of strict
integrity. By hisdeath "a wife and se
veral children are bereft of their main
support. TV others were residents of
this place, and have also left. widows
and children dependent "on their $up-
jportsEhzaMn U'y ar.
Counterfeit .Vbtor-We nave been
shewn bva Mi reliant of this town, three
Counterfeit Notet of (he Bank of Virgin
ia, received from a customer in North
Carolina. They appear to be a new is
sue, and well executed description as ;
follows: One &20. Richmond Oppos
ite, payable to C. Graunt, dale 2nd A
pril. 1825. Two. 10s. Richmend De
polite, payable to R. Gray, same date.
Signatures toltrably well done. We
have l.kewise been shewn a counterfeit
30 Note of the Cape Fear Bank, Wil
mington Oeposite, dated 1st Jan. 18JP,
admirably executed in all its parts, and
well calculated to deceive even the most
cautious. The public will of course be
on their guard.. Int.
Counterfeit Notes ' c understand
that 850 notes of the Bank of Cape
Fear, leuer F. dated January 1, 1826,
payable to P. Orr, W. Anderson, Cash
ler, and John London, President, are
in circulation in and near this place.
They are well executed, and calcula
ed to deceive the best judges without
minute examination.
JL,ynclibur (1a.) Virginian,
The cases of alleged , conspiracy at
Now York, upon which the jury, after
many days silting, touu't themselves
unable to agree, have re-cominenced.
ii. ..r .i. . i . ,i i .
nuee i w e leaning names. wevcrv Pea.lerV StveraF warm debates had ta
have been 'withdrawn from the bill of'1'?'- f !f V V- i 1 1
md.ctment.-AW Int. ken P'M SV-PK
tJLftt. U in.
to on!cr at IraM on ,f . " .
Uanl the Deborah. Vr
poMwn alone prcetrj it .
arcoopliaeJ, and H a t3mr ,
would have disced U,e j,;atef tf'7 :
West Indies. y
" There are generally at lent (Mi
dred f jster vessels o thj Nfw t ,
yttcr betls in thia county. Tj-.
pow rganited, have their aJgnakY !
sic. &c. aod arrar thea4lM J?f r
in line of battle, ia two dirisUn, &:t,
ened destrwetion to Hie m.
cent to the shor. plonder he't ,
them, and bid defiance to civil am' '
J ' - ., Y".
Ko civil proeess from tsi siiu
the United' States can reach t,
witlwut the supporj of an armwl r?
' s'vit,;
Rotrrm Agricultural 5oafj.l.y
have been favored wit a copy ,f
reports of the comntittee on aan&!
the premiums, at th( late Shov
Rowan Agricaltaral Society; whica i
sulijoined below. Aud wearegrttiU
in being able to sa,te; that we he
promise of a (jopy of the excel. ,4
dress delivered by ,Mr. Buan tefat
the SociHy, ort theeveoirg of they
inst. tfeitern Carolinian.
Dotnettic Mo-ntfacluretA'Tif
mittee appointed by thr Agriculttiql
SiKiely to examine the articles of fait.
manufacture exhibited . for preoisiJ
report, that" -fir'
Mrsv Freeman showed thefnestjair
of white woollen stockings and Utt.
titled to a premium Of a ring of tatiti
gold. vv; ";. ' ': '
Mrs. Mary Locke showed the fists
pair of thread stockings and is entitled
to a like premium of a cold ring; '
Mrs. C. Fisher, for. the.best pitaV
Carpeting, is entitled to premiua
a set of teaspoon.' ' fc .
Mrs. A. M, Beard, for the tnt
piece of table linen, is eiitatled hi
premium of three dessertspoons.
Several other articlesVTor whick M
premiums had been offered, were q.
hibited, reffl'cting rrtui 'credit 00 tbe
taste and industry ol be laities yW
produced tlieni; anvng,hich,erf t
pair woollen hose, made by Mis D.
Woodside, second to Mr. Freeman's;!
pair of white woollen sock'sby Mn.
Isaac 1). Jones, .of very superior tex
ture; and a pair of silk arid cotton mixed
ditto, bv lr. Giitf Mumford. ,'
M rs. M try !,jeke also exhibited thre
vi hue counterpanes; Mrs. C,
a piece of mixed cloth, anil
striped ves ng: and . Mrs. Jesse -Join
slon, a piece f rriHon rarri'fins-.'i'
DANIEL I!.' CRESS, i
' GLORUK'W. BKOVVN, ,
. . ' v. . k-V Cemmittv
elejrant
Fisber
Jamtdca pipera. Capt- 'Armstronj
of the brig Hunter, has politely loaned
us a, file of, the Kingston,- (Jam.) Pub-I
lie Advertiser,' from. 20h to 24tb Oct !
inclusive, and?thS"Roykt!" Gazette, f.
21st of that month.r AVe do not find in
themany thing that w6ld interest our
Macon, Ga. Nov. 7.
unon the.iirorMJsitiens 01" the Britis!
Ministrf tO:"meliorato the condition of,
-1 i "u ..1 i. " .t.:L -t .
r .t. w... t -1 1.: line oiacn i)oi)uaiion, wiih.ii uni
offXts
throu,h this place within a few iys to' fif. . "rfftfil
attend to their -lunes. The surev ' "-B "ui '"?'. "'V1' ?
iriate was submitted to Congress by the Nw York' " joeyuan printer, to
Secretary; but it is evident, from his ; gam a subsistence for himself and jam
report, that he looked for a decrease in til v. He is now possessor of a fortune
the importations -during the present;
year, na, consequently mai ne anu
cipattnl some diminution in the amount
of customs in the nxtyear.'v' We learn,:
however, that , the returns already re
ceived justify 'the opinion that the ac
ta al receipts into the Treasury, during
the year 182T, will be amply sufficient
for all the various branches'of the pub
lie "expenditure, including the annual
application of ten millions to the prin
cipal and interest of tho public debt.
The Session of Congress being so
near at hand, it is not necessary to enter
into further explanations. From these
.facts, however, it is manifest that there
is no deficiency in the revenue, and,
. that the estimates of the Secretary ot
the 1 reasury will have been lully realu
ed Nat. Journal. ., v
. i'rom llie Chai leston Cour. Xot. 23. .
' Tlie following singular case has been
communicated to us for publication
The facta, as stated ma v be relied unon
' tin the 240i of October, 182r?, about
12olock it iiiht, a Necro Girl be
Jonging to a gentleman of this city, aged
aoout su year. 01 a ruoust consuiution
and apiiarently in perfect health, in con
sequence of strong excitement, caused
from setting up with a blai k corpse, in
Company. with ta large, assemblage of
colored people, v no were singing. Cvc
as It common with these people on such
.occasions, fell into a letliargy; tiom
; which she was not roused, notwithstand-
- in ihe application of blisters, the show
er Who! cold water, &c. until the Slat
of not less, perhaps, than a million of
dollars in value. Most of which has
been acquired by means of the lottery
and brokerage business.
Representation of New York. The
following is a list of 'be Representatives
recently elected in the State of New
York to the. 20lh Congress:
Sum Wood, Henry Kartell,
John J. Wood,' Jolu W. Taylor,
C C CaiuhivIenEt, ( "Henry ii, Aliu-Uadslc.
(iuliaa C. Vei'Uu'ok, Uithurd Ket-ke, t ?
Jerorau Jolinwin, , . Siks Wright, jr.
Aaron Ward, L HuUolph Uuniier, -Tkoma
J. Oukjej , , Joitn C Clark,
joun l. Slower,
jruaa IW a, jr.
Kalhaniel tiarrow,
, David V oodcock,
John Manard, .
Dudley Marvin,
Daniel D. liaituu-d, ; -John
Alagce,
DmvmI E. Evans,
Daniel li. Uarniey 4
vf Rsme niotuli when she awoke, but
"nld. nt aej-arate her lower jaw fn,ni
- -' .' VlSnper'one, until she was electrified,
We are informed, tftat the Stockholii-1 will undoubieiliy be completed, "and
era almwed Mr.S Shk compensation return made by t lie first of January,
for the injury he sustainetfTiy ine blow- Tnus far all iie..iures pursued by the
ing up ot one of ois iiegroesrwno was! Eiecuuve of this state towards this
hired to the company. It waMui ap-; territory have been in acrurtlauce with
peal made to their charily, not ide : the provisions o the Treaty of thci
inaod of right. The vircuuistanceWe i Inilian Splines, and we have "no doubt,'
have oelore given. It was proven to
Mi-ckholUers that it wai contrary to
e so tar as the 6ute ot Georgia is con
cerned, that cogQizanie wm in no way
itive orders to put any hired nand to fbg given to any othei . AJemtaiger,
John lialloek, jr.
l.eorge U. Beldcn,
Jaute Sunt;,!
John D. Dtcluuvon,
s. Van liensselaer,
Solid. H. Hobbw,
John L De Uralf, -
Maiiiuel Cuase,
Heury K. Storri,
Martin Hoffman,
Member cf tke brtntnt Ctngrtta.
' On the 4th ultimo, John 11. Eaton
was re-elected a Senator in 'Congress
by the Legislaure of Tennessee, for
six years from the 4th of March next
I he votes were as follows: Eaton 52,
blank SiAY::. YY.
A man by the, name of John Hart
was hung at Quebec, Canada, on the
10th ultimo, for Sacrilege,' 'in commit
ting robbery in the Roman Catholic
Church of that city, "
blasting oi rock, i that during the neces
sary absence of Mr. Shaw (the principal
Agent) from the quary, and upon busi
ness of the company, this negro was
directed to join 'the blasting squad, at
which time he received the .injury,
he lost both eves, his right arm, and amusemen
otnerwise maugiea in a noir u luaiiner.
Ttlegraph.
EltKtct of a letter from a-. American in Eng.
" Septcmbi-r J' J, 186.
T&e following paiagraph caught
my eyekin the London G.r.ette. a few
days since, and 1 transcribed it tor yuut ' the Bahamas were
Order in Council, had also produced
much dissatisfaction there, ,ana nau.
caused an advance on, American pre j
duce Flour was sixteen dollars f ,
Bbl. at Kingston the 27th ulr.
Norfolk Beacon, f
Fiom St. Croix The New Tori.
Times has papers by the brig Cyn
the 26ih October. -Thej;'ontatB
hing new. Some dissatisfaction p
vailed in consequence of several
Providence turtlemcn having een or
dered off the Florida coast by an Amerj
ican revenue "cutter.? The peop.f
ere much dispjcas -u
War
dum. His
their Leoislature. to whom ihej W'l
e. Sent. ISIh. Memoran- ted certain proceeding which hal
laiosty has been pleased sed this retaliatory measure, hy v""
to approve oQhe 85th F'wt (or the one of the principal source of the Wj
King's Light InHntry Regiment) bear.enue of the Bahama is desftpy ed.
iiie nniucolors AndaoiHiiiituienti.in i . ' ''. '
I'uerto l-hello. at which oluce .he . wlditio.i to anv otlieft baOtres or devices A Paris naner. of Oct. Wi annoam
owned.- i which mav have hereAjfore been Eraiited 1 the death of T.ieut. Gen. (fe Po'un'
. . . ww
oiiisi
Total loss of tbe Colombian Briganiine Ca
roline, on ner i&Me trom Wilmington lo
uerto ouotuo, At winch place she was
i w ued. '
Hie Caroline sailed from Wilmington to the Regiment, the vvbrd Blapeks- at the ae of 80 years. IU
niiur.u ' in riiniinanihrttnn JM lhi tha liiiirnal I rtioiiira- iilill'n
Va ...'vr - WI VB fVIII ." I .
distinguished rnniluct f ilie Renment ed nffirpf fn thp Urn ted Sates du
in the arlion mi the henrhrJMvMmVi! Jiia- th wiir which ia them tnejriuuc,
TO " T i ,
on the 8th of September, couuuauded
by Capt. beth Barton the weather
remarkably pleasant until Saturday
night the &d, it then became. boisterous,
and during tbe night the wind Mew
Violently from S. . and finding the Bug
Lbourjiig very heavy, vommenceo
tarowing over board her deck load ol
lumber.. At day light on Sunday morn
ing, 24th, the storm increased "and the
se breaking over us, the Brig capsisei
aiid remained iu this situation about
three hours, she then righted up full of
water, wan loss of foremast aud bow
sprit. On board this vessel were eirht
souls, four of whmu perished; the re
mainder fortunately secured themselves
to the main shrowds. In this perilous
situation we remained uutil Wednesday
the .grill,.: without having the least
sustenance. W e were then taken off
the wreck by Capt. Timothy Simon ton,
of the' American Brig Albert, of J?ort
land (Me.) bound to'tiuadaloupe. with
out being able to save the least article,
lite following are the names of those
nNat a
Uthis
ileiinburgh, on the 2-ith of
1814."
They must, indeed, have bee
loss for a victory, to have selectei
" word" us a memeoto ot their gi
Rrideeton, N. J.' Nov. I
Piraticul Outrage. The sloop Debo
rah, of this port, which Was d&spa?phed
by the New Jersey Delaware Oyter
Company, for the purpose of receiving
the sum required by them
tera gathered by foreigners
market, agreeauiy to their
ed on the I6ih ot October, while at an
chor in the second reach of Black
Creek, on the 10th instant, at noon,
was boa riled by a number of armed men,
from the Peunsyivaoiaoyster vessels
which lay in that harbor. She was rob
bed of her rigging, wood, w ater casks,
&c. and then set ou fire and totally
coosamed. No doqbt exists, from the
ence,;where he'was highly esteen
Tnrtrm fnrrf.Vit. W
nova, tins season, raiseu
near retersourg, v a. - t
n. a ..i ah o-rainson i""
making in all 1,440 Jtr4!'s! , J bJ J
numbers the much talked of M '
ear by precisely SOO grains. ; d
Neur Invention:--k ljltJ!J J I
ied to JustinJ00' of
WpeUnglSwBerj.Kw y
The movififf power U Nrc,TTT!1.
lever, hungliU a pendulum, t Uf f J
tions of which move a PJyj&jt
an., .ro op . dpfl
laoor oi two men is mmv"- r
pelling the machinery to n"f
i 'a m.wi,.l nf the same I
lolged in th provincial ( seer?
ulhce.
lor &ii V5r5igi
for a foivtiti tti
notice, issu-
re,'
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