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ALEXANDER VIETS, an American clergyman; born in Sim- His publications include "The Reformain the Protestant Episcopal Church in bury, Conn., April 22, 1766; ordained an American clergyman; born in Sim- 1795; made bishop over "The Eastern Diocese," including all of the New England States except Connecticut, in 1811. trines and Duties of the Christian Retrines and Duties of the Christian Re- "Discourses on the Most Important Doction and the Apostolic Office" (1843); Mass., Feb. 15, 1843. "Discourses on the Most Important Doctimes 9 feet from the nose to the end of the very short tail, and weighing 800 pounds. The hair, which varies between Mass., Feb. 15, 1843. pounds. The hair, which varies between of the very short tail, and weighing 800 cially the Rocky Mountains. It feeds gray and blackish brown, is more or less partly on fruits and roots, and partly name. It inhabits North America, espeon animal food. Ages to all thick coins, as distinguished from the "bracteates" or thin coins of silver or gold-leaf stamped so as to be hollow on one side and raised on the