Fayette Observer, Volume 1, Number 46, Connersville, Fayette County, 28 April 1827 — Page 3

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SFxUhT)AY, APRIL C3, 1C7.

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'Xica-t ..-.f.if.n.M. Accounts tiomkev

West to the '21st tilt, state? tint the Mexican 4 I'liiinn. under ti.e command of Commodore

u:t,T. h:u not let! thai pert

Captain Harman, of the brir Ariel, arrived ast evening in 12 days frooUIavana informs that the United States ship Grampus, Latimer, was at Havana, to sad on the 2Cd ult II P M !!?J?Cl' ,h;ul Urriveil from Ve Cmz.with 0,000.000 dollars; alter discharging a part. sa ed the same day for London. " Commodore Laborde was off Key West, with two lar-e

u.-aicH. mc itinerated ami Ibearn: the C.wil

li tl.e 3 i.Uatvh.theConuna Inre despatched la am' AfCtlmsn frigates were cruising to the t V r :;Cr.iz one of his vuiadroa.the Iui" Her- winl TLo frigate Peri a was in port. The

mi Mt!."4 prisoners of was. havein in ain ; riS Heicules had just arrived, and was jjctc. ie.iv red to rVect ia exchange for them. thel .,n" limtv niai"t. Til Guerero. T Land the

hi' er.it ion of those Colombian prisoners now ia the dungeon of lla ,.a. No-tlm-.: of importance in relation to the ?!e;;i:i S;pi.;dron had. a et, occurred.

Insrate Sahina. were wailing for masts from the

united states. yci. Gc7

PULLMAN'S JOURNAL.

Accounts from the southern proviuce?i received at Madrid, state that some excitement had been produce in consequence of the departure of some English regiments from Lisbon for the frontiers. The mnlecontents of Andalusia were impatient for the return of mild weather, in order that they might join and act in concert with those of the other province. The news of the formation of a Portuguese Reger.cy.in the name of the King, Don Miguel, had produced some sensation in Madrid, as it was feared that the equivocal conduct of the Spanish government would produce commotions in that country probably a civil war.

A letter from the liontiers of Spain, dated

Captain Pui khard, of the ship William Wallace, in k) davs from Montev ideo. states that Admiral Drown was bbckadinir the Lr.-iilmn

jtleet in the Unguay river; and a heavv force

.-v.. i ....... u.e ::;is i ecu com- ol l.ra.ilian cse s vvascrusin.r ,r!,vw.n Alnt. WO ouititas. irecmitsA .-ir.,1 tho li:1!ri.1o ill o

will be perfectly water proof, and rendered, soft and easy to the feet. If. in the preparation of leather,this varnish was used instead of common tanner's oil, the object would be more perfectly attained. Seneca oil is produced in our country in great abundance, and costs little, if any more, than tanner's oil, and the gum elastic is very cheap. I made the discovery that gum elastic may be dissolved in Seneca oil, about a year since, and now publish itro bono publico, JS'orich (Con.) Cour. The Wheeling GaPtte str tc that on Tuesday last, the steam boat Ohio, in ascending the river, was struck by the "team boat Pilot, dccendir.jr. The sheck was severe: all on board theOVio were

t-i ia Kewdom colle-.-. in M,iill and i a i mCMts !uJ bccn iouSUU but none .fen, co.t.w 'iov n.ciai tndithu P.ut. as I before observed, .ivu.-ia ti' it :;p';etahli' a ;.(. 'J !e introdae-i 'iuc7U Alrf. (Ja:. j uni'' e u lIey obtain the means of supporting v -U r v i.Hi,.. i t m . i them, tinlp.- rlpn'i, ci.-.n ....a . i

1 eb. I.",sav3 "I udbi rued v ou m mv !aat t,-,t

a lew of oO.OOO new troo'ps was Spoken of-ik,1"rk''a dwn;some the pass? njers were'lihttbisnews is now confirmed bv adec.teof the VJ 1,,Jup;d'anJ'ne f -e men of tl.cbuat dan-

king, in contormity to a proposition of the coun-

ii ot state. 1 tus levy will be composed of25,-

geroiisly burnt.

V .i Kirt tin .loam ;d saia to he v. i-U u-rit.l

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i i.e paper is otar.l ecit:-ivt iv for the' r- rc Sfxsion.-

t t,

i.. c t t'l!" r dn wl population, and i.r.'v he the-'ew Yoik has resolved to bold anrtli".

i.ieui. tt!ie matin - murii useful iuformation on Jd Tuesday in September, fop the purpo 11 ILutunadLtened ruceotmea. 12m?. jot revising the laws of the state.

The house of assembly of

ssion

Ihs rox. April b', V L'te; fj- Go-jtnvjr. la IH t TiS Lincoln

received 12,(il'3 : Jar i. or 1 : others 1603

From, the Baltimore Gaztttc. We have received from our rononr,n,?t

lou'jt ts entertained of the re-election of j V:l,.l!:,ll:lis:' :l r0P,l:r f Chile papers to the

innuuv ui J7ecemt!er. hut tmd tew articles in

lorm oi immc.tiate interest. The Patriot of

ince

tie

. L.mcoin.

I'! e Canadian Colonial Adrerate savs that C,h'!e annou"s the separation of the provu j v; .Mr. Ma:i!;in !.smj to Sir Peregrine Mait!0t (-'ri,ov:l lrom general Congrej's of p,

Phe P.ev. .Mr. Lorn, will prcarh in the

'Court House, to-morrow at 11 o'clock, A. M.

and the Uev. illiam Millfr. on to-morrow week at 3 o'clock, P. M. at the same place

r t'i. h i n niiuit . i' in i.i.i . . ...

cases ot every species of church ornaments have been sent from Spain to a Jewish establishment at Dayonne, there to be sold.

M. Ciuerin, a celebrated Surgeon, and Pre-

MEDICAL NOTICE. Agreeably toi resolution cf the Htatc Medic J

,?nrii'lv iif 1 1,. I i hi inil,..,.!. In. r-i . .

sa.eiitol the Uoval bos;cty ol Medicine, died at to form themselves into dis. riot societie;. '1 ,U bordeaux on the l itli of Kcbi uary, at the ad- therefore, is to inform the Physlciaus in the .th vanced age of u7. niedicnl di,rict, composed ot the tDimties nf Franklin, Union, Payette ami Lush, to meet at

DUT1LS OF POSTAI AsJTEH.j.

tltr liiiiKfuif nii (nn i' ' I . i ; . I. .

. n to,, , y jiuui, in ir.f. loivn oi v uniiers,ville, on the firt Monday in .May next, for

InafircuUr recently i.sucd by the v i-ihint of- !, r-posc ot r. re.ut.- candidates for license,

jhcer at tne ..ead uftLe ilcsieral Foat Oilice l)e- ".ih.u uu:ci uair.ess, tor the society.

Ccn.

!. Lieutena-t ti.m-rnor of L'npor Cai, la jnos A rci-;U1'1 speaks oi the actio terms vt ' ' to,,'u,,,,'lt-iU,:ff the Post O'Uce Act, J. MOFFITT,

' i i . . . i . . ! rrvr-i I ,i.,l,n-,, ,1,,,.. i .. . . . . , . . liusl'l at I 11 j- ,..s,ii,ii .! I .,n,. .... 3 17. 1 r

.;ui-tti nr.niai one pi-!it last wee'; ri p,iT "m'"u'"". t annex a translation ol iji ,, --- -- . wb..--,, v- uuunt; 'i " 1 ;an.i nncouthappam L far the purpose." !he art -Reparation, which however does not i Ilr1' mchwc publis!. for p wVIV TTFTT. 77. T a.eti.scertammgvvhUh-rtbe - ard -lX' number of enem.es to the cause off ,! " I,U' MEDICAL iN O 1 ICE, additional

N,v ci.'n ot H,.i ,r -i.... ... ' " i.ii'-i i oi ijra.II. av.linsf ti' hi ' i i 1 1 w v, L iiju.i,uicij 1 lUtllCU rvilin . i- ... -.

' "ii-i. "i-'Hi i,;ii., . - .u l lv to 1 e lullovvii unti r ion. Aieuieai .Notirp ot I;ist week is , .'. ' .... f!,., i...i. ..i .i. . provinces seem to bo unit, . i . 'lOVW1-o uutica. I wt--s

i i I - i iiuiii vai i ui . n Uli

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- : i -m;- . no ! earing -o;ne o- o appi,virii-i .rra fr his musket." pU.i r.ted hisb-ivo-l a vr. tio. : t'.tlie strutter. w!e, cried fr mercv. and DnCnCr- 0F T11L C01XCIL OF COitDO : name. The sc;.t:nel. hovsever. did! V..

. , jcnidt him to it?rt'ie Ca.-ile bv that as-; Conlova does n.'t wish to enter into tl

eit;.i-r of tlie other ( eii-oiv.

entirely

std hy

'I lie resohiticii men-

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t. in i',;o if ;::k! to the trale, ano , 1 ' ' ! l"!lr oenn al tour, t e tl.e rtular counieisign. previous to hi-i The Legislative will :ssi' . ' ta.king this -ten.

give re;:

reus for

t..e c,Im: vv. ico proiiaci-u it, i; know u.

- -aiiL,s, tiJal re unhand, tLou-h " "A : "7 At a .mcetm-of pi.y-kians itbU.ai.i ue.a:u ti.e mail. I J'' ' ut li'diamspolis, lt winter; but uithout any J. U hen p...ekel.s are ii:is-ser. from a dMribu- 'll aut l'or,, The whole proceeding of which tia-. . tike, ni si itaoi.une iVsiniasierof m.cu oihce lnvvUn"' w n'. 5'?e ?'d indetemiiriate, and ami ifthe cia.-r L-e i..,t eurreeu d, na-oit inm tu',iU l,ul'P,,,,i 1,1 tllU wiUvs therein required to ti.e Postmaster (k i.eaal. ,on;'f ,i ;,s n i-t ,rv, as their ultimate oh-

1. Whew a loss ol ':. I, iter , .r.ii, ..I i i w I. i-''1 1 ana "s-sijju are uncertain and undefmed

iaius i.,o,.ev. occur.;, lrimri it n n i.. .t a... - ,

' ..I .. . . T J ' f-- ....... ....'.il.viot,.BL1II i :U lie I ' r. i ii,,-n . s . .. . . i i .a .................. . , -

, 1 h.vv. v vi i;o v a i not n-, o e- l, v- 111113 1" 111 1 "'.ccieu wit ij ti.e ius,uoi.e

iut even that resuh

solution eontauir, no rLo;iiiti..n

r the net ;tion of candidates for licence. It rc-

,:.vr.AMA. The Lc Mature of ) uunri, at nni-ie,! to protert her own liberlv, but ' like-! ul,vl"dl' ur lesS should be l u!,li:,hed. A im w!lfirt'S,V;T ),;'cl:ins to. me a,;d f" -i- tici0 ,,,,,,, .i,--'.-..-.ta.,.i a,.,,,v.r u.:--' !..u-. I ! t ,,ro.:,., l!,;,t riv ' ' l'ri-j.v un.icuml that ., ?tc, rl,o .,t l,ii 1, Iu.. ,4 n..,l S I ! , 1 ''llk""c'. -"'I.A.s, i He !,:,,., , : i irvr r'fr, ir.ln t! .. . i. . Will LC ta'ien aor-i met f w. ..... . e-;. , . . ! i :.. ' .the iil.v-if i . n in. I ..i.'l ..... i 1 . i . . ,

. . i.iiw ,11, i.t.i.i , iiuri i.e oiv i. "qv...,i.v- ..v...ov4.J.t,(.J.,i uoi-

shall be nar

I Auri; f; xt. for sale or hiie.

ie to a fine of one tiinn tnd tioilar? for each tM- r,)rdova is re-olv ed to wage war airaii st

v -to Had lloiu: bill bad been r -considered in!

'-.- .eii i e oi i e;ris ani.i

I , M :ii,i 1 1. f ! . !,,!!...' . . . . t !,

v ..... lu ll III. I 1 i I I

I ..

iy wiuuuui siaiurca on it

0. L c cartf.il to return, on the routes by which 1 i . . . .

Hie) w ere ixieiveU, kit mail Lars &t everv decrm

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c,: s c.ir. -.ed into the State, an 1 inpris n-:iuC t-lr-ior of Hrazil, but soiel v lur the pur- Uoi oi 111 1 ,lCI l li jreat warn of adciitiou -rt. It funm-i- provides, that peruU w ho: l0!i ')l ,lc!t "din- the independent e of the na- lo dul' which subjects the Departmtut to cr.v Slaves into the State for their own jtioual territory, and will ulst Luenos Avres '" 'V",'!'!1 , , : j . ii , . , . ' i;,,.,,' .;;,,. - ..aiu.ou';ti instructions have repeated v beeu , U ;otst.dor hue them with,,, two years:l0 'f;' . . piven not to enc W ;,nv cominuu.ca'tions.u'quarr. at. r arrival. ; bi.i Lord-.va rcqucs s the Ii.v.ncc to ac- teriy returns, except rui.te to the returns

Censors at the time, desi-

j ConnrrsviHt, .-ha-; 1;;' IV.7,,

a ted. T. L. GA VLR mcrf

the Lcns'jrs

jcept the assurances of its hi:h coi.siueratiou.

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We learn from HarrisbMrir. that the Haiti-! ii'-i-eu uy tne Uov ei nment

Kt.MAKK.

1 T-

. by a v f te ot 1

incortioration wa tl,e aa.ne .is M ante video, was miiiei- ib mru. ! turns are directed it. he nn.ii. -.t k... - i.

, . . . ' - a UL v,, viujcui iai.il !e-'te ! to pas u-!h bra'c-hes ,fth. Letsla- siictioti oi toe vice Loyalty ot" Luenos Ay res, lua,u'r lt Fostmastt-s would retket, they would t .ie. ;n an acceptable torn. " alierwaius it ueciaitd itseifan indepemient "'c: t,al to 'P-' aud exumiuo more than bix U.ouiTav nice, and until this date it has never acted ruire w,;cks" llow u

m.oncertw.tii Luenes Ayi cs or its politics rk'i ,n ,n a 1 ,y CU,ilUlU' J rj,luu r.ication eu.!o.a d in a quarterly return' ii? i oj uhiHon may amount to s.me twe.it) All applications for Llar.ks at this office, to i-nnu in.iabiUiois, and Octant tioio liiu : should he tiirr.-i..i f:.ir.,i ... .,

----j ? s, v.v.,.,. i w.m o.nir, fare ol

yet, rt!ig uaUous, application for ului.hs, and iet-

lo r ot lnipoi taue-j, arc often yj enclosed, and ti.e eoiisquence u that tLay -ic uut c;nfd uutil

rev loui to the revolution in 1310. Cordova.Ueivrd at the (; npi:,i i..,t o-.

7 1 .... v.v v w .10 It?-

Lueouvi Wome uuvsvv.

1 r ( ' . rj rt f ,n..','.-

v f

': As-, :;;! .'n (.'l:

n ot

V n

"I L

, 1' W ' U . h.

niittco of the II -use . raised upon vio-

tae

i.m' o::' t iiu;

to : e a i epoi t. t m'a ar i o! ;c t i,,ua I v Morgan, it ...ive.

-tuj the ol: r t' t i '' ?-a t'-r the dis .v e

Ayrorubo-Ji thiee bunoied tudef.

Mom,.. MKr.Y.(.LAi:.) Makch 23. Colonel

J Osenh Burrow s

th rei sonal aitcntiuu to the dutipq nf hi ..fr;,.

Ill- niv.ci- l. ... I ' . . '

ii i.e-u

I. f r the

c-.-nv iCtfon ot hi'

tor ;. rt .

r. . ! t..e appomtjnri.t ,,fa J..int tjommitice of t'. two Ilou-es, two from the Sen ite a: ai thiee I.-'-m the As.t anhb, . fo receive tes'imonv and i !ves'or,ll(. fjK. Mi; i.,( t ,rir..r t lit te.esV a d tMepitt folly and circu;ns'ar,iiail v, t :t e ia t Legislature. The iepo;t wa. a(c;;n-j'-.rue.l by a mac-: of papers and documents.;!- 1 t i I not been act.; ! ..j ,M at the latest date fr uii AILaav.

y every I'oatmasttr, is indi.spcnilde

IJav.i. l.,'.u;.vHLi.v.tlat .)ii,.m.,1, e , :.,.. ...... ' . 1 V1 r,uler5 ,u'" Cuil'i'15 the iniscariiaoe

t lv t i' ( i a i 1 1 1 1 ii1 i , ,. tneir j apci when tiiej have never utcn dtposu l, t l'HO ' ,:" lK'l'Ul:- ''aposto;!ico,e:,b;,dl) put up, or milditmo set by tat- ci:i:5.,..ii, party ol (he Cieek retted, rostmasf. , s are hi id icspoim-de for such u an ! I.i-i. as to e. ,.,.sC coiiutrv W est' t-ulnres, unless thev siiovv the fault is w itli the nrin

lae .dis?,s!ppi, vvitti a vie,; Vj tia ir stttie-i l,,s- 'i hisiauy oe easily done, by any postmaster

MAX U FACT U R IUIS, T LSI'IXTFLLLY inform their iriei.ds am Athe pu.dic, that they hav e o amne.-.eed the II ATT IS G JU;siXIsr at tLe stand formerly occamied hv T1TrrTw a

pL-m3I5; " '.ere ti.ey intend keei.iacr ,m

naim a - tnera: assortment of HA I'.S. I'aiiib will ae taken to select the best materials, and tb, ir hats shall he made fashionable and in a workman like manner. All tho.se who may faror them with their custom shall be accommodated at the shortest notice. Conncrsvillc, April .0, Z21. , rf tT ATTENTION ! the Whole. rjl HE qualified voter? of the 11th Ilet. I M J- will meet at the Courthouse, iu Cona-'r-ville on

i.-nait, ,.c: ai .e-i Iroin tins i.hi. e ;. iiv ,i-., : ;u u',l0HU oltice U.e papers are mailed.

snac .nn.c :-tea;o boat l-'-.i I Auan.s " I. ,,'t'c,,rt' h- printer a liat of the packets The note u.ii be hence to .doiuie; thence! u STT cticA!ly, and cuu. , . t . ' pare the packets deposited, w ith it. to Aov (,;.,aos uptheal.spp, and the, If the pac hets are .securely put ,.p, they should

" il,t r-ae wciiinew iui tnci r lat.u ; "e leTurned to the printing mike if not deposit

snouia not omit lo mention that this niisair. teu, a cuumanioa with lho list v.- 1 .i . ,

. . i ... , . oil. 1'ivi u i on. i

yr . ... . . vfa"ewii niobatilv be accomi. isHo, eieci u.e error. Vnv. i,jiu m iUil 1U

thil the b, Irm r'n,,.!, v. V ' lU M li :H tcn c",,s t could not have H Wl,01c' : iRdUiJual Pccs hu frank upon and then and there proceed to elect one Cel. to ! se I Ti c I .'V A'T U-- the same number of months. Co! ? r weight than the law authori,- command said li, st. i place of Joseph Mmfitt, c! s.. . in- su..,e. ot d.sposui- oi the re- Lklaixi.ky pi.e the wnter ofth.a,l,cle to V;, 6""IJ : charScd' 'j 1S cu rcs,C- JAMES C. KIM, :i.ir,!er.d ih(lr iuais ... (ieo; -.a w hobro.ioht 1Ul u.r , lw t V ,Mt, lo, "i,llcd- iai.y articles, such as tl.e cutting cf Lku Cat li'h AV-' tio :n, hut fin ,.. t r. s,h i , anv .h ; , " la'T l"C "iUSl rape vanes, Uu.t tre es, Kc. arc sent in the mad, April 1H. " ' A'.atrrminatinnwit:, r.ud to it, di La' - '!' rn!ldCnt H1 that tne eject of, vvh.ch slioutd he ex t laded from it. All such abus

l ' l IMS t ' I i' 1 tl f 1 1 w in It.' nil I ' ! in i -. . . r . . i . . . . . ' 's inimt h nirrm n tl... Ill : .. - . .

a lay prole-,.,,:, u ill,;,, ,a ,,dl ,t at its 'Pl, .r. !........ .;it i '. ,.. i. ii.ii.rw .a" ti.r. !, ii il m urease lo U.e

aiue ,f the !,..,.!.! cl,MI "c ") as circuuislali-t

- . -.w.., . vAniiiiur, j nave it . i i .

a mane-', am

i ... ...... . ""'" uiai wnen iiie renorioi tne ijeieo-:itic , , ,r . &

IV.. .a

in- .

ces will allow: and little doubt can be e,.u.r J !r 'yvry earner of the mail who becomes in-

a valoalion , ,.t upon it. Thus ta;,u.(i ,fiaf ua, ln tLo ni toxiealed, laving the mail iu c.harjre, should heuis

I'. -.r,r.,. ..o r . C. . .! . " " I ' " v " ' ' ' " " O . . , . w t . .1 1 .1 r, t T . -I . . , ... .

i I 1 ' ow iae present. - mr r.;, .-.,1 .. i i.,..t.. ,.r.i. ... -j "j in nose oince tie cails

H.e Jehcvc tih.thy aitinir their own time i n J '-"" tt i , , , ' , 1 wl,,,nff u cmi-iale immedialeiy. An mielli -i ;,C:"-,,,-V- ;!t --t pent fiend. noi, well ad.puiinted wai, ln- ' . ' ' 'Tofl reasonable terms. - (ii;ui a1;iir that is iu

K-'cii. r tr ai.air, say tial staivatioti is i taring

j z'tm i vie J act that there nev er was a more I T, ,. ,. ' 1 u orable tune lor Covertiment to carry their 1 ,0!:! r::iroln:i. com. Hod- intentions into ellect-and that, in lact,atteaty f- ut. louhu,. to repair datnarCs -ntain- for the balance of their lands, would not, at f 1 m a vm ent r-ale o;l the idami ofCo.sica. by ptesent. meet with much opposition. V.u.nebMsveialofbersaiKandwasve-, CI. Lnr.A r,Lr;v has funil,el the Dele-a-much strum-. 1. Com. Lo.h-ei s b-.d .i.li.vl i... niii, ,......ii..... .-a , . . .P

1; , -., 4- , . ,v" " ' """l vum:iil iiuer, oiaiiKents, aim oilier VI ; ' is. rum i ,i, ...... . - ... 1

L . , " , '" ""sir oe as receiv necessary articles lor their inurney. f - Mid treated with the hi-hfst respect.

From the New Vork Gazette. i ' , . ....

K . . . I"" ie ai i jnm liorUcaux. We have receded hv P b -tris ature on the C Wm-mo- . 1..11 .1 - 1 .. .. .. 'tcc,;Ctl "V

- -V -V"1' ,l uir - '"P -lx lirotners, capt. Williams, Ilorh iromthe income ol the canal deaux p.q-ers tn the Hi.h of February include 1. la l -.(. trie C.arcil 1 r . hi I.... .. C. . .. .. 1 ; .. . 1

.. ov. .1 1.00. iiicn we nave translated the annexed e a icave an eioe ot LOGU.OCi) to the :..iirlr, b..;,.,r ..11.1 1.....

7 .... iu. n nicy contain 01 any 111-

ln a discussion which tank place in the New!

and another ori i-ti i n!. , v..a ., f .1 .. e

t . v. u. l mi: expense oi me

(contractor, of which, he should he: unmdiatelv (advised.

Postmasters at tlie end of the routes should iee that the carriers are sworn, and that they be specially chared not to carry, out of the mail, letters, open or sealed, in violation of the law. 13. The energetic co-operation of every Postmaster, and contiaotor, is earnestly requested Each one should consider himself so far identified with the Department, as to participate in tl.e elevation of its character, and his increasin g erlbrts

M.ouiu oc oirecieu lo so desirable an object 'i he Postmaster Cenoral acknovvledi-es with a hih decree of satisfact ion, the eifieiency of many thousands of those who are connected with him m the discharge of arduous ami responsible duties and he confidently expects a continuance of their exertions."

ill, ale

terest.

It is stated iirwler bif r.f T...J:.i r- i

a boanlofcommisuor.ersand arbitrators that the army of oh-ervatiVn ivn, a

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h i'. ,i , . . ... . .. v . ..iui u .I-, preventec , i toe fust article c the treaty ot (ihent frnm bei.or i;..f..r,w.,i i., . ...

U , i . . j , x - ' ' j .i . i mi ua ii y oi art i lie b adjourned (3;v,c die, their Junctions bavin- ry of the Loyal Guard, for the want of the 'jrr:eden by the 1 ,e convention bet-j moderate sum of bfty thousand francs with

Take Gum Llastic. commonly called Indian Ii- 'tr, rut into line shreds, and prtt about one fit into a half a pint of Seneca oil, or ":. Lei the mixture stand about a the end of which time Iheguni will .ived, ami a thick elastic varnish formed w may be applied to the boots or shoes wi .rush, and will be absorbed by the leatherthe varnish to be applied once a day until the leather i? saturated, when the shoe

i ok SM.K t Tiiis orrict: 'Ti IF, iNUXANA GAZETTrrii OH TOro arlPKICAL DICTZOK-ASY;

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