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{"newspaper_name": "Portland gazette and Maine advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": "Tuesday, January l3, 1919."}
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he sHuThtt-F OF the want OF snow, bul
little country produce has yet reached our
market. The winter no70, in icy fetters
bound," opens more pleasing prospect fol
this purpose. The sleighing has become un-
commonly fine, and the prices given for pro-
duce, as may be seen by our prices current,
are SO liberal, and the merchandise in our
stores so plenty and reasonable that we trust
the present opportunity will be embraced for
exchanging these necessary commodities for
the fruit of the husbapdmen.


The Richmond Enquirer of Dec. 80, states
that 800 persons had died the past season in
Natchez OF the yellow fever.


The President of the u. States has issued
proclamations, announcing that treaties Of
peace and friendship have been ratified be-
tween the United States and the Menomence
and Oltoes, tribes of Indians.


General Ripley has arrived a! Washington,
from New-Orleans.


An addition to the celebrated work, g en-
titled The Federaist,' is TO be published at
the city of Washington, with the name of the
author preixed to each numbers


The London papers confirm the account of
a young man, named CLIFTON, who was a.
dopted by gentleman as his heir and who
has, in consequence, become one of the richest
subjects in EngI and.-His annual income ex-
ceeding million of dollars. He has taken
his patrons name, and made liberal provision
for all his family.


The Senate has ratified the appointment of
the Hon. Richard Rush as minister Plenipo-
tentiary to the Court of St. James.


His Excelency Jonathan Russell was in
Paris, November 5th, and was on the eve of
his departure for Stockholm.


Congress did not sit on the 1st nstant--th
day being devoted as usual to iestivity and
the interchange of compliments with the Pres
ident.


A Military Road, nearly fifty miles long,
extending from Detroit to within ten miles Of
the Black Swamp, has been made since Au-
gust last, by the troops stationed at Detroit.


The Captain of the Spanish government
brig which attacked The United States schoo-
ner Firebrand some months ago, has been
tried and broke at Havana, and the Captain
of the frigate who assisted in the attack sent
home to old Spain for investigation.


The Constellation frigate has arrived in
Hampton Roads, in "A days from Gibraltar,
where she left the principal part Of the Amer
ican squadron.


A Paris paper of November 7th, announ-
ces the intended return of Mr.. Pinkney to
the United States, the climate of Russia not
agreeing with his health, and that Mr.. Gala
tin had requested TO be recalled by our gov
ernment as Minister to the Court Of France


A letter from gentleman recently arrived
from Hayti, states that the police of that
country is well organized; that both person
and property are well secured and that stran-
gers are particularly protected and respected
by the government and by individuals.


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