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or an annual custoss, "rendercd dear 10 re.
collection, from its origin aud observance, by
their fathers" The exercises of the evening
commenced BY an appeal 10 the Throne Of
urace, which was succeeded BY an appropri-
ale and highly approved address from our
late townsman BELLAMY SroRER, Esq. The
company then partook of splendid supper,
probably served up in New England style.
Alter which a number Of fine and appropriate
sentiments were drank-among which we
notice The following from another Of our late
,ownsmen, NATHANIEL WRIGHT, ESQ.,
" Gentlemen, amid the hardest of hard times.
business stagnating, merchants trembling,
your goods all aground up the river, the very
Ohio turning traitor TO US, the banks all sing
lng the dismal dnty, ! silver and gold have
we none, though, such as we have give we
freely unto you ;''-amd such times say,
we are 10 look Tor subjects of Thanksgiving.
Aud can we find none Yes gentlemen, the
sis ngth and the wealth Of the west are still
'ncfe 'ng, and the day will soon come, when


aeer 0 money, nor our wisdom, nor our


Fart wal pass at discount in any quarter


s.opa Wilhin The past year, another


sotu up IN our bosom. |