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VERMONT PATRIOT AND STATE GAZETTE. pie and of liberty; and concluded by bidding from stimulating drinks another, that they But the great object, said another, was to our city and hat produced a ver Thomas Colby, who lived ut Kensington, and was I think, a commissioner in the then an affectionate and wishing should be moderately used, in order, as it prising enect on public opinion; 0. W. HILL AND MOORE. that, when they should be released from this said, to strengthen the system.

The Editor victualling office he killed himself by prescribei at report states, with success, gratuitously, as we he prison of humanity, they might be enrolled ol the Norwich Enquirer.who is a physician, MONTFELIEH, JULY 2, 1832. rising in the night when under thejeffects of sudorific, and going down stalls to look for the key of his cellar, which he under that government, where no jarring Cholern. He says hit prescripts sists of equal quantities of poi advocates the latter side of the question. For ourselves, we make no pretensions to skill in medicinal matters; and shall, therefore, leave REPUBLICAN NOMINATION FUR PKESIDENT, ANDREW JACKSON. inadvertantly left on a table in (us par mnpie cnurcnni, hog's lard and sugar.

Numerous cases are lor: he was apprehensive his servants the Doctors in full, possession of the field. have been effected by him. might seize the key and deprive him of interests disturb, or adverse factions contend." myself go to Congress," exclaimed a venerable man in the A RAT! A RAT If" The mountain has labored, and brought "The MAN awd His MEASURES Eaual protection to Agriculture, Man establish some political (as they had been accused of having none,) but did not think it proper to cast any aspersions upon the official character of any individual; and therefore, moved to lay the resolution upon the table, for the purpose of amendment. The debate continued with considerable warmth. One gentleman did not like this modest method of putting it under the table, and finally, none seemed exactly pleased.

The motion at length prevailed. The Convention then adjourned to 8 o'clock tomorrow morning. On the opening ol the Convention, Mr. Barber called up the fatal resolutions. He his recipe.

a bottle of wine. This man died inies ID" Many Editors, it would appear, use their ufactures, and Commerce A literal Twospoonfulls of Charcot! best exertions to increase the fesrs of the peo tnle, and left more than two hundred thousand pounds in the funds, which construction ol the Constitution, with pie Id retatiuD to tbc Cholera. One alarming 'I wo do. of Lard, Two do. of Maple exercise of express, nol implied powers: forth a lUTi "-The following is one of account of the disease follows another from A hnn adherence to democratic princi Mix these together, nnd give til was shared among five or six duy labor ers, who were his nearest relatives.

Dr. King's Anecdotes. PLES, TO INDIVIDUAL AND MUNICIPAL the first to the last pages of their papers. This the patient with a spoonfull of su RGHTS, tO the SOVEREIGNTY Of the STATES remove the disagreeable taste fro mouth should this remain on the) One of the crew of the Macedonian. the resolutions reported by the Committee, appointed for that purpose, at the late Aiili-Jtoute-onic Convention: "Resolved, That the Rat which.five years ago, could do nothing with the Lion, has become so formidable in the sixlh year of his is wrong very wrong.

It is the duly of every Editor to allay the excitement among the people to quiet the panic, and correct false impressions. Life is sad enough, at best. Do and the SOVEREIGNTY or the PEO PLE." FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, XiI.AB.TXN VAN BVASZT, OP NEW-YORK ach one half hour after, you muv having received the wages of the lasC 3 could see no objection to their passage. If a the patient to drink a little sprucd year cruiee, went, with the money in his hand, into a store, and, having pur cnocoiute may be used after tho man thought any thing, why not say it? The Tyrant's foethe People's friend." not let us, then, pursue a course calculated to embitter our only sources of joy. ry of the patient with dry bread chased a pocket book, put the roll of Mr.

Clark thought they had been re-commit recommriids, niter nil of these led to the Committee, who reported them, age, upon our Green Mountains, as to call forth the allied powers of the King of Beasts, hoping to maintain the vestiges of life, by an "Hie Jaeet" The Concord Olive cinee, that irood fat bacon, with and discovered some irregularity in the pro he well boiled together, the bacori ceedings, but was corrected. Mr. Phelp; united, yet most hazardous and fearful bat nrst skinned, nnd boiled -veil, tl Branch has followed the fate of the Capulets. Seventeen hundred subscribers mourn its exit. Think of that and weep! tie with this once contemptible, but now, tient to cat with moderation food.

offered a substitute fir the resolution, touching the Indian Question, and remarked at length upon its propriety, repeating the ne notes in his wnistcoat pocket, and the pocket book into that of his round jacket. The store keeper told him that it was the fashion to put money in the pocket books but the sailor affirmed lie was up to the tricks of the laiid-lub' ber, and went The next dny he returned to the store, exclaiming in great glee, They've got it give me another He had indeed lost the pocket-book, but secured his notes. to them, very TERRIBLE ij i Montreal Courl tv wuuiu nuinoiy suggest to the grave cessity of fixing some 'political From the Missouri Republican for identifying the Antimasonic party, and at FOR GOVERNOR, EZRAMEECH. FOB, LT. GOVERNOR, JEDEDIAH H.HARRIS.

FOR TREA8URER, BENJAMIN SWAN. FOR COUNCILLORS. ETHAN BRADLEY, Bennington. ELEAZER MAY, Windham. BARNARD KETCHUM, Rutland.

WILLIAM STEELE, Windsor. WILLIAM NASH, Addison. H. E. G.

M'LAUGHLIN, Orange. TIMOTHY FOLLET, Chittenden, JOSEPH REED, Washington. JOHN W. DANA, Caledonia. Eft RY ADAMS, Franklin.

IRA H. ALLEN, Orleans MELVLN BARNES, Grand It of June 5. INDIAN WAR. the same time, save personal reflections. An author ol the above resolution, the propriety of setting it to the music of Three Whit Mice!" Terrible animal!" 00" Bring us a pair of tongs, boy: we must take this monster by the tail, and throw it out of the window.

other thought the amendment more pointed, C7 From the Seat op War, wJ nui nttie intelligence, and that unsatisfactory kind. The militia and more likely to create dissension, than the original. Another believed they had better the command of Gen. Whitesides Saratoga Springs. The citizens of Saratoga have appointed a Board of Health, who have issued a Circular to the Public.

The Board pledge themselves to report the first appearance of any fatal disease, The place is unusually healthy at present. ITEMS. The last N. Y. Spirit of the Times came to ut in rather a questionable The following item accounts fur it We are indebted to the Camden Journal for several of Hie fallowing items but, friend Daniels, don't imagine we intend paying for (hem.

Ned Purdy and Hugh Moore will use returned to their homes, their te service having expired. About I dismiss the subject. He believed it belonged to some other body to decide upon the question. Congress had tied their hands in making treaties with the Indians, and they could THE CIIOLEItAt $3" Montreal journals rep ttt that cases of the Cholera have occurred at Laprane, St. nuiiuicii volunteered lo remain in Rules for Young Maids.

At fifteen. Affect vivacity, and line your bonnets with pink. If in company with the man you like for a husband, hold your bienth long enough to blush when he speaks to you, and incline your eye downwards in giving an answer. Be cautious at this age to wear your gowns made high in the neck, and your charms may be conceived greater At sixteen. Seem to have a high spirit, with the most unbounded submission to the opinion of vice until levies should nn Johns, Chambly, Longuieul, Varrennes, I hree thousand militia were Vereherres, Berlhies, L'Assompiion, La- ANTI MASONIC STATE CONVEX TION.

nto the service. General Atkinsd do nothing; and he though! best to drop the subject. But the mania lor fixing 'landmarks' prevailed, and the amendment was adopted. Chine, Cascades', Coteau du Lac, Cornwall, enenmpr.d at Dixon's Ferry A friend of ours has furnished us with the Prescott, Brockville and Kingston, U. C.

uuiiipnnies oi me regular army following sketch of the doings of the Anti 'em up" by way of reprisal for we sort of The diseasejs rapidly subsiding in Montre- Masonic Convention, which assembled at the took a few of theirs one day. Dou't mention oeen oruereu rrom I antontnent Li worth to join Gen. A. One hmidre have detailed from Fort Business is resumed, and the people are the favored one. You may now look, when in conversation, in the gentleman's bago.

Gen. Brndy is advancing fast acquiring their former confidence. K3" Not a single case now exists, according it." Well that 'I! do pretty considerable will. Murn is the word. We should like to take a pot of Porter with our worthy brothers; and Michigan: and the militia of In are taking the field to protect her tiers.

Gen. Atkinson has nls-t cnl to the Albany A rgus, in the United States. Our Village is remarkably healthy. aa-Locke the door lhat opens to the room of a thousand Sioux, nnd Meuomine State House in this town, on Wednesday last. The proceedings will be found somewhat amusing and instructive.

A bundle of more combustible materials, was never tied together; it will not be strange, theiefore, if public opinion fans them into a blaze. ANTLMAS0N1C (CLAY) CONVENTION. Wednesday, June 26. That great defender of the faith, and elu- The original draft of the next resolution was exceptionable, declaring that we will support ourselves," which, for the sake of poetry, Mr. Loveland moved to transpose to "we will ourselves support;" but some gentleman had less of poetry in his noddle than real love foi the preservation ol antinasonic modesty, and therefore moved to strike out the word which was agreed to.

(By the way, it will be seen thai ourselves' were nominated for office, after all the assumption of modest demeanor.) Now comes the climax of consistency. In order, then, to crush masonry, preserve the tariff, it was unanimously resolved to our bent jokes. Phsbus they aie dry ones at present. Fear. People are very apt to get fright face, but be cautious that your eyebrows are kept well arched.

Affect a great liking for little babies, and get the credit of being a good nurse. At seventeen. Read the news of literature, fashion, and form your opinion or the follies of the day upon its models. Condemn play-going women, and talk of the happiness of retirement and domestic life. Simper mimmy pimmy," riois; and they will, no doubt, enter into conflict uith their a enemies.

The officers of that tl A Mr. Ebenezer Eaton, who flourishes un enedvery. The Cluilera lhat dreaded pestilence has blanched many a rosy der the light of the North Star, has taken a ment are busily engaged in fiirnl and set the eyes of many a smiling urchin few remarks, we made in relation to him, in supplies for the consumption of tl dudgeon, Ebenezer must keep cojI. He in fine frenzy rolling." Now, be it known, that we never suffer ourselves to be more my, nnd the relief of the inhall cidator of hidden mysteries, Martin Flint, to put your lips in a pretty shape, and ho have been driven from their kiss children voluptuously betore gen by the savages. tlemei).

to set them a lonffine. Wear frightened than hurt. There is a sort of trepidation a sheepish palsy about the that we utterly dislike. Faugh I fright It is certain that Mr. St.

Vra low frocks, but not show off too much support William VV'irt, (a mason and a nul- agent for the Sacks and Foxe called the Convention to order; and, on motion of Mr. Clark, ol Danville, Wni. Upham, of Montpelier, was called to the chair, who prefaced his services with a few very pertinent remarks, replete with rhapsody and feeling, occasioned by the unexpected and dis-1 hfier, or at least, an anti-tariff man!) for the Presidency, and Amos Ellmaker lor the Vice may burst a blood vessel. Hush don't tilt is thought somebody will be married ere lung if they don't miss of it. Can't say whether they will or no.

Important. A machine has lately been invented lo kill bed-bugs. By the application of steam power, ten thousand may be killed per minute if you can catch them. There's the bile. At eighteen.

Look out for a husband for yourself, and practise making baby linen for a married friend. Read, two otners were killed while on way to Gen. Atkinson's head qu Presidency! During the debate, it was fre The murder is supposed to have Cookery Made Easy," and Little committed by a parly of Winneb ened Not we. Shall it be said thai the Adjutant ol the "Bloody Fifth," with a new uniform, is wont to quail like a coward, and whine over imaginary evils? Forbid it, illustrious ghost of Napoleon Bonaparte! Forbid it, worthy Colonel ol the Bloody Fifth," aforesaid. No while the fluid of wetwma in win not oe irijrnt- Poems," in secret.

At nineteen. Go to routs and parties, but avoid general several murders are said to have committed on citizens of Vermilli quently remarked, that the Clay and Anti-masonic parties, were harmonious in their notions of national policy, and an amalgamation between them more than hinted. hen "IMBW lll.i... flirting. Dress fushionnblv, but with A Mr.

James Hogg, of North Carolina, was on trie Wabash. steamboat descending lo tlii ac from laloly married lo a Miss Mary Woollen. A I ww.tcu. wns tired on by the Indians fro great decency. Were no flowers in the imir, but let tiie eurla be displayed widely.

At twenty. Consider yourself in some danger of not getting a husband, She suffered herself to be sheared at an no was not distinctly understood, but was tho't shore, but without sustaining an 7- lucky period as wool, at present, is only worth about thirty cents per lb. She will nnd suit your conduct to your circum The Border War The folll ened before we are hurl! Not we that's poz' Fear is as' fatal to human lile, as the Cholera. Ergo be not afraid. Shun Fear as you would an evil spirit.

If you see the stances At twenty-one. Anect every now, probably, go I lie whole Hngg.n extract, says the National Intelligd thing and mnrry any body. At ticenty two. Trv the wateriiiff rlaces. At is made from a letter to an offil FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEWS.

this place, dated fort Crawford, PI twenty three. Go to Cheltenham, and look fur the old East Indians. We tinguished favor conferred upon him, which, he said, should never be forgotten to the latest period of his life. Jabes Proctor, Eben-ezer Eaton, Frederick Griswoki, and Oth-BM Jeweu, were appointed Vice Presidents. Titus Hutchinin, jr.

and C. L. Knapp, were appointed Secretaries. On motion ol Mr. Barber, ol Middlebury, the counties were oiled, and the delegates answered to the number of 143; when, on motion, a number of gentlemen were invited to seals in the Convention.

Mr. Flint then proposed to invite all persons in the State of Vermont who wre present, and opposed to secret combinations, to take seats in tlieConvention; which was agreed to. Then followed the resurrection of sundry committees for nominating State, and County officers, and the like; and, if the trumpet blast of Gabriel had undulated through the heavens, it were not possible to create a more complete scene of utter confusion, than was there witnessed. Two resolutions were before the House. du Chien, 3d June, 1832:" It wl mored here at one time lhat the HI have done 1 You cease to be a young bago Indians had joined the Sacs maid at twenty IMPORTANT.

RESTORATION OF EARL GREY AND HIS MINIS TERS. By the ship John Edward at New Foxes, but they have since joined to have reference to some belligerent iat' who had been committing ravages upon the luxuries of the Antimasonic buttery, in violation of the known usages of war, and the laws of nations. It is said to haveoriginated wiih a grave Councillor; the probability therefore is, that the accusation was not without foundation. Some were lor dismissing it, and one gentleman moved to christen it with the name of the ebony and topaz' resolution. The rat was finally discharged, and permitted to run at large.

The Committee appointed lor the purpose, presented lor Gov. W.n. A. Palmer, for Lt. Gov.

Lebbeus Edgerton, lor Treas. Augustine Clark. All the old Councillors were renominated, except for Addison County, the A dreadful aecident occured during Dodge 's party, to fight against There are two expresses now here! York, which sailed from Portsmouth on the passage of the British America, which arrived here from Quebeck on from Gen. Dodge, for two hud the loth ult. advices Irom London to trembling old fellow approaching you, throw a stone at him kick him buflet him box his ears with a willing hand.

Don't suffer him to get hold of you, if you do, you will reiient it. It you see him at a distance.laugh at him crack a joke at his expense and compare him to Belshazzar: But mind you keep him from you. He is a sneaking.crouch-ing, trembling, vile old rascal; and the li you have to do with such chaps, the better you will find it lor your health and happiness. We will conclude this article with a little allegory, which, we believe, has once been norses ine outer irom uen. aikii the evening of the 15th, have been re Friday last.

A man was pitched head foremost, in an opening of the deck tra Col. Hamilton nnd Aid.) for the ceivea twelve nours inter mun our Tersed by the connecting rod of the and Menominies, who ore dailv ex previous accounts. They announce the failure of the duke of Wellington, to steam engine whilst in full action ed here, and will lie speedily despl ed. All Praire des Chiens are i iniike up ministry, and the restoration The connecting rod caught the descen. din? body at the diaphragm, and crushing it' within a space not wider arms; some families Irom the ml of Earl drey and Ins Ministers to office.

country have taken shelter in this One gentleman remarked upon the merits of I he dead bodies of the two your Mr. Duvies, the London correspondent of the N- York Commercial Advertiser, thus writes under date of the 15th, 7 name of Silas Jennison was inserted in lieu of S. S. Phelps. The report was con one, and another upon those of the other.

dies, supposed to have been taken Here a misunderstanding originated. Oth oners have been loun.1 with everyl than two inches, extinguished lite in a moment. The sufferer was an Indian, ntout 85 years of age, and we understand was intoxicated when he met bis uddtn and awful Montreal Record. pearance of having been brutally rnl o'clock, P. M.

I huve to inform you that the Lord Mnynr, has announced publicly on ers put in requisition their reasoning powers, to no effect. Now one proposes an ameml- ed, A blacksmith nnd his pi curred in. Some other secondary business was performed; Mr. Barber read an address, and the Convention adjourned till atternoon, when the subject of levying money for the distribution of antimasonic light came up, published in our paper. It is, however, so worthy consideration, that our readers can peruse it again without harm: "A Pilgrim, travelling on the road to Smyrna, met the demon ol the Plague.

"Whither are you bound?" says the Pilgiim. "To Smyrna, to kill 5000." Alter a time, the parties met employed in burning coal near the change, that the whole of the late ad as if to make chaos more confused, another is tied to the heels of this; and so ministration have been reinstated in tnge of the Wincousin river have killed." their resrwetive offices; this intelligence is also confirmed by Sir H. Parnel. 1 have this moment seen a gentleman they go on multiplying, till they amount to lour or five, when some master spirit of the Extraordinary Revenue. We II again.

"You killed not only SOOO.but 30,000," that the amount of duties secured tl times, was enabled to get the Convention back to the opening scene when, after an upon which Mr.Fhnt made some very feeling remarks, in which he urged the necessity of disseminating the truth immediately the eais of their opponents were growing longer every year the committee must be empowered to attend to this business, (the distribu paid at the Custom House in this said the Pilgrim. "No I killed no more than 3000: Fear killed the rest," said the for the quarter endine on the first da animated, and still somewhat embarrassed demon. April nsi, exceeds nve millions 6 discussion, in which were displayed great hundred thousand dollars, a sum exel 09" The wise trio who control Mr. Ide's tion of Spencer's Report) and be assured of ng by nearly one million of dollars powers of eloquence, and discrimination of Ingio, the resolutions, were finally brought to From the N. Y.

Courier, Tuesday June 19. THE CHOLERA HIGHLY IMPORTANT. Dr. McLean, who is well known to oar fellow citizens, called upon us yesterday iih a pamphlet, the contents of which he was greatly desirous of placing before the public as soon as possible, nnd which in consequence he took to the Eve ning Post to be published last evening, but it probably was received too late for It appears by the report of it committee of eminent physicians sent from Edinburgh to Sunderland, to investigate the character of the cholera, and also by the discoveries of the justly celebrated Dr. ABERCROM BI that amount ever before secured in a coij who met him about ten minutes since, to whom he communicated the fact should a second editou be published by any of the newspapers, previous to the coach leaving fur Portsmouth, I will send you a copy." In a previous letter, dated at 6 o'clock, he says:" It is now quite certain that Earl Grey will resume his office.

Lord Alihorp has announced the fact in the House of Commons this evening, and Mr. Barir-g also stated that the Duke of Wellington is not Minister. A second edition of the Standard announces the I the record and passed. Ar.d then comet ponding quarter of any previous yl lY. V.

E. rosi seasonably too- a long string of enchanting resolutions, in which they express themselves The Bill recharlering the Bank of Journal, have lately been engaged in abusing the Windsor Post Master. The cause of action rests upon the fact, that the Washington Globe is delivered from the office to those who subscribed for it. This may be an evil, but we cannot, for the life us, learn how it it so. If the trio would succeed in their attempts at falsehood, they should be Masters of their subject.

in favor, decidedly in favor, of a protective remuneration. Randolph would assume one sixteenth of the sum proposed io bo raised, ($400,) and something must be done, or we fail to effect our object. Mr. Delano agreed with the gentleman from Randolph. He that teadeth may run, or he that runneth may read, and unless the people read we cannot run." It was obvious the subject of finance was unpleasant, Irom the fact, that of United States passed the Senate nil tarifiyof a renewal ol the charter of the V.

S. by a vote of 25 20. Til Bank, (unconditionally) and Clay's Sys members, Messrs. Bell, of N. HaJ tem of Internal Improvements, (or somebo shire.

Holmes and Sprague of Mai recall of Earl Grey." the cholera is entirely it i thin the control dy's.) Then thev endorse the doctrine of voted against the will of their constl ents, and the instructions of their stal The following paragraphs appeared in the second edition of the London 830 delegates reported in the morning, but of mediant and kasilv cured: if itsre monitory symptoms are observed. Take these three votes from the the omnipotence of the Supreme Court, which must have the effect to inspirit, and brace the nerves ol that institution to the about 70 remained, and they were rapidly We are requested to give notice that the approaching Anniversary of American Inde nnd place them where they should hi Courier on the afternoon of the 5th. Couriek o'clock. wasting away. Mr.

Barber then introduced been, and where the people of till pendence, will he celebrated at tha Centre of They say that no case of the cholera has ever occured, so far as they have been able to ascertain which has not been proceeded by buzzing in the ears firmness of any Eastern despot's throne. the" Jackass resolution," (perfectly in char In consequence of a communication States would have placed them wl the 20 and the vote would have stil Now comet a shaft of censure at the Presi acter I) as it was called, penned by a grave transmitted this afleri.oon from the dent of the U. States, for his conduct tow Councillor, which wat, sans eeremmie, dis Calais, on the 4th insL The Lafayette Artillery have volunteered to attend, and it is expected that CoL J. P. MiLtca will deliver an Oration.

Kins to Earl Grey, hit Lordship imme 22 for, and 23 against the bill. To i and a uosenets of ttu bowels, and that a dintely summoned a council of the late missed. A vote ol thanks to the President, nothing ol the votes of those retained powerful cathartic taken at this stage of ards the Cherokee; and here comet the tug of war. This was the last article in the Ministry, to take into consideration the the bauk, this fact alone would ami the disease, is a certain and infallible for the able and dignified manner in which be had presided over the deliberations of the CPU If these symptoms are not alien justify, nay, would teem to demand National creed not already subscribed to, and subject of hit Majesty's communication. The council met at Earl Grey's residence in Downing street, and bat only to, and the remedy applied, then Convention, wat passed, to which the Presi veto, if the bill goes to the l'residentl Boston Post! Miss E.

Mien, Proposals have been for publishing a small volume of the Pieces of this young lady, who favor- no wonder that here and there a aentinel should arouse and begin to rub his eye. One and then only, does the disease become just broken up. m-a measure incurable. actio to CoortRt. a nnril dent responded in a very pathetic nnd feeling speech, in which he expatiated largely upon the enviable honor conferred upon bin, and thought it inexpedient to promulgate person If this be and wa are disposed to Since writing the above, we nave stand that a cooper at tha north eil al censure, in such a public manner.

He of learnt that Mr. Baring- communicated whilst trimming a cask a few dayt tin to the House of Commons the fact of the deep and lasting impression its bestow- the Free Press was nursed among the Green Mountains in the wilds of New York, or to the tune of the Russian dancs. ably known at a poetess. She hat many claims upon the public; and, we trust, will receive a liberal patronage. Subscriptions received at this Ojjke.

Who shall decide, when Doctors diss- it, then will this scourge or the Lujaea race pas by us without its track narked by desolation and death. The New-York atore-keepere are ao- flourished hit adz rather too freely, al ment had made upon hit mind; tendering hit thanks, for the kind indulgence which had been extended to him; declaring that no time trimmed off the tip of hit nose. Itl the Duke of Wellington not being a Minister, and that Lord Altliorp at the same time requested the House to suspend deliberations until the result should be known of the tilting of the couccil to which we have above alluded. taid tht he wat rather balmy, but frd greet" Almost every village Physician ia somewhere else, and wat not in the habit ol shrinking from any responsibility that should attach to a free expression ol hit opinions! Another considered it actually deciding upon the great Indian Question, and did not think hit coolness and eelf possession (evincl should erase from hi recollection, the impression made by this expression of iheir con publishing a mode ol treatment lor the Chol by picking up and pocketing tha frd ment, ia order to have it replaced whl era and the conaequeuce it, the people know by foreigners the greatest poets in the country. A sign in Maidens-liana bears or did bear iLc following inscription: The best of brandy and very food gia For further particulars inquire fidence and respect; and that he should never regret that he had assumed the Antimasonic he arrived home,) we apprehend the i not what to think, or bow to conduct them it advisable for this Convention to pledge Tnc Unknown Docroa.

A stranger leading three bones, baa appeared in port ia tcandalont. Trmscrijl selves. One recommeodi an entire abstinence themselves on a question of such magnitude. garb, believing it to be the came ei the peo-.