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MASONIC.--1he ceremony Of laying the Corner st.ne
Of the aasot Edfce, erecting by l. dye No. l74,
at DoN nngtown was performed according 10 previous


ice and arrangement. wednesday the l7 instant. Tie


Right Worshpt,l Grand Master of Masons in Pennsyva.
MIA, JAMES HAnpEn, r Esq presided ON TIE occasion.
procession formed at the house of Jesse Evans. Esq
high twelve in ancient ORDER consisting Of several Iodg
a. in all about hundred Masons, clothed and dec
Grated with The cweis and insignia Of their rank and
ton, and accompanied by Band of ne Music under the
direction OF MIR Day, which marched t. the ground
glass jar, containing several coins and papers deposited
hole made ia the stone before it ad The cere-
mony then performed in handsome manner by the
Right w. g. NJ. HARpER. according ancient aud appro
we'd rule. The Rev. MIR. GREER, addressed the Throne OF
Grace the occasion in solemn and impressive prayer
The procession then reformed and marched to beautiful
grove back Of the village. where prayer again offered
up by MIR Greer and Grafton, delivered BY Josiah RAN
Esq distinguished for the excel nee Of its
the eloquent of its delivery Some thousands of
PERSONS attracted by sight and Ceremonies novel AID
interesting, present, and condnced with exemplary
propriety After the Orann the procession returr ed to
the house Of Mr. Evans, and irge number down
elegantly and buuntltuy spread table. Record


II nornbie tn Masonry - Al the annual meeting
OF the Grand Royat .4rch Chapter Of Georgia, held
in May las information being received that Ger
tain Royal Arch Mason had been engaged in a duel
with another Mason. 1t was resolved that he be ex-
GUIDED from all the Chapters while in st ssion under
their Jurisdiction, under penalty of the forfeiture oi
their charters. Were all societies to adopt the
same course towards any Of their members who
should be engaged in dueng il might, pei haps,
have tendency TO render less frequent this reprosch
to a civilized community. Bait. Gazette.


Stohington Battle The l0h of August, the
anniversary of the Battle OF Stonington was c-e |
oraed by The patriotic citlzens oil that place with
more than usual display. Guns were fired, bells
were rune, drums were beat, and every other de.
Of patriotic feeling manifested, which
The occaaion so eminenily calculated 20 inspire
The identical flag, thai waved in triumph during
fhe attack, was seen. perIora'ed with many Brit
lsh she!, where i, appeared eleven years betare.