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Notice to Pensioners.

Certificates of the continuance of the
names of the following persons, on the
Pension Roll, have been received at the
Clerks Office, viz
Samuel Bartholomew, Robert Holden.
David Hosmer, Asa Humphrey, John
Maynard, and Nathaniel Woodward.
The application of John Rogers is re-
jected.
The papers in the case of joseph
Vinton are returned for further eyi-
dence.
All those who have made second an.
plications, for a continuance of their
Pensions, are notified, that the same
have been rejected; and those whose
names have been stricken from the PEN
sion Roll, agreeably to the Act of May
1, 1920, are informed, that second ap-
plication will be of no avail.
ABIJAH BIGELOW, Clerk.
Worcester, Jane IL, 1921.
Keep to the right.-On the first of this
month, the Law of the Road went into
operation, which, under heavy penalty.
requires the driver of every wagon. car
riage, chaise, sleigh, and other vehicle.
whether loaded or unloaded, and on eve
ry street, road or bridge in the State.
on meeting with any wagon, carriage,
chaise, &c. seasonably to turn, and
keep to the right of the middle of the
travelled road, and in season to avoid
all hindrance, give half the road to the
person passing him. The State never
passed law of this nature more essen
tial to publick convenience and security.
Hapking and Peddling.-The law to
restrain Hawking and Peddling, went
into operation the 1st instant. This sal
utary law will have the effect to pre-
vent numerous impositions on the in
habitants of the Commonwealth.
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June i3. 1921.

Worcester, IS. May 90, 1921.
A TTACHED on mesne pro-
IN cess, and taken on Execution, and will
be sold, at Publick Vendue, at Lambert For
bush's Inn, in Westborough, on Saturday, 3Oth
day of June next, at 5 o'clock, p. Mall the
Right in Equity JOSIAH HARDY has in his
mortgased Real Estate, situate in Westbor-
ough, on which he now lives.
JONAS BALL, ID. Sheriff.
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YVHE size of this Map is four
On Scale of Seven Miles to an Inch.

NHE size OF this Map is four
II feet four inches square. 1t extends
from the Canada Line, or 18th degree of North
Latitude south to thecity of Philadelphia and
from Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania on the west,
to New-Haven in Connecticut on the east
The Publisher having been employed
for upwards of twenty-eight years in exploring
and surveying various parts of the United
states, Upper and Lower Canada, and also in
compiling and publishing Maps. which have
met with very liberal patronage and encour-
agement, is fattered with the belief that
perseverance in his present undertaking to
promote and extend the general knowledge
and improvement of his own country, and the
adjoining provinces, will entitle him to the
confidence of the Publick, and such share of
their patronage as the merit of his labours NAV
deserve.
This Map will be printed on fine
wove paper, handsomely coloured, and deliy-
cred to Subscribers,
In the Sheet, at Sc
Made portable in book, - 8
Mounted on rollers, & vanished, 8
NJ B.-The Author of the Map begs leave
to acquaint his friends and the publick in gem
eral, that in his late tours through the State of
Newly ork and Upper Canada he has collected.
and is delineating, from the principal Land Of
hces, and other correct sources, all the late
Improvements and corrections that will render
this Map still more desirable, and that no pains
will be spared to make it the most useful and
perfect Map of the State of New-York and the
country it comprises.
We have examined Map of the
State of New-York, including the upper part
of the State of Pennsylvania, published by Mr..
Amos LAY, and it appears to us to be accu-
rate, and to contain all the Counties up to this
time correctly designated, and to be well wor-
thy Of publick patronage.
DE WITT CLINTON, Gouerno ur.
JAMES KENT, Chancellor.
JOHN TAYLOR, Lieutenant Gorernour.
ANDREW ELLIcoTT, Ere pFsf 1 Msth p",e',
M. VAN BUREN,, late Attorney General.
swan RENSSELAER,, late 1t. Gorsrnour.
ROBERT rRouP, Agent g E q: f"'''sy
DANIEL D. TOMPKINs, Vace-Pyssident.
", W: VAN "a NESS, Judges Of the Supreme
JONAS PLATT, Court.
NATHAN FORD, f'ra r. yaag So, 81, Lao
GIDEON GRANGER, late e sss...%a''s'-
CD. GOLDEN Mayor Of the city of
Ne,c- York.
JOSEPH ELLIcoTT, Hsiiasa' f ;agsrt e e
have examined the above Map, and
think it desideratum. Its execution, SO far
as MIR Lay is concerned, is, in my opinion.
correct and well; and recommend it to those
who wish to acquire knowledge of the coun-
try 1t embraces, as equal and even superiour
to any extant. A. SPENCER.
Chief Justice Of the State of N. York.
~ The above Maps are for sale by the Au-
thor, at his Map Establishment, No. SAC, South
Market-Street, Albany.-The Map is to be
seen, and subscriptions received, at
/ G. A. TRUyNBULL's Bookstore, IN
Worcester.
June 13, 1921.
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Notice is hereby GiUen,
"HAT the Subscriber has

NHAT the Subscriber has
M been duly appointed Administrative on
the Estate of ELIJAH GOODENOW, late of
West-Boylston, in the County of Worcester,
deceased, and has taken upon herself that
trust, by giving bonds as the law directs. All
persons indebted to said Estate, are hereby
called upon to make immediate payment and
all those to whom said Estate is indebted, are
requested to exhibit their demands for settle
ment. EUNICE GOoDENOW, .4dm,r.
June 6, 1921.
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NOTICE.

THE Semi Annual Meeting Of
N the 6 Evangelical Missionary Socsefu a.
Massachusetts," will be holden in Charles
town, on Wednesday, June 90, in the after
noon. The Members will assemble at the
Washington Hall, for the transaction of the
usual business, at 3 o'clock. Divine service
will be attended at the Rev. Mr.. Walkers
Church, at o'clock, where Discourse will
be delivered by the Rev. DIR. CHANNrEc. Of
Boston, and collection taken in aid of the
funds of the Society.
FRANCIS PARKMAN, Rec. Sec'ry.
June IL, 1921.
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We are aware that many prejudices are to
De overcome, before the present system Of
working upon the highways win be abandon
ed. The more, however, this subject shall
be considered by rejecting men, the more ap.
parent win become the disadvantages attend
ing the system. Should it be abandoned for
that which we have endeavoured to recom-
mend, and which, in some places, has been
tried with SO much success, not only would
the condition of our roads be improved, and
the interests of those who pay their taxes
IN money, be promoted; but those who usually
labour upon the highways would be benefited
by being paid, in money, for labour which they
could bestow upon the roads, during the year.
at intervals when they could do little else with
advantage.-The publick good, therefore, and
individual interest equally solicit attention to
this important subject.
The Petersham Bonnet. elegant Straw
Bonnet, made by Miss Prentiss, of Petersham.
which was exhibited, last fall, at the fair of
the worcester County Agricultural Society.
was sold in New-York, last Wednesday. at
auction, for thirty-two dollars.
Gen. Miller, GOVERNOR of Arkansas Terri
ritory, is on visit at Peterborough, IN. H.)
his family residence.
The actor, Kean, whom our readers have
lately heard so much Of, has sailed for Eng
land; being unable to endure the CONTEMPT
which he had merited.
The GOVERNOR of this Commonwealth has
issued his Proclamation, annNlncing that the
nine Amendments, ratified by the people, and
recited in the proclamation, are now part of
the Constitution of the State.
We are requested to mention that " Nathan
Fisher, Esq. of Westborough, is Justice of
the Quorum, by late appointment of Gov.
Brooks"
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Southland Distillery.
THOMAS BREWER,
HAVING purchased and fitted
81 81 I'D in the most annrn,rnd ,.aa,, ~

Nd a 14NO purchased and lifted
u up, in the most approved manner, the
Di9i l.'L-1oUoE formerly owned by ABRA-
HAM GIBSON, Esq. deceased, offers for sale
NEw-ENcLAND Run,
Of SUPERIOR quality, and at such prices as
cannot fail to please.
" Orders left at the Distill-House. Dis
till-House Square, leading from 112 Orange
Street to Front Street, or at No. 5 NewbuTv-
Street, will be promptly attended to.
Boston, June 90, 1920. 1v
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The actor, Kean, whom our readers have
lately heard so much of, has sailed for Eng
land; being unable to endure the contempt
which he had merited.
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We are requested to mention that &C Nathan
Fisher, Esq. of Westborough, is Justice Q
the Quorum, by late appointment of Gov
Brooks"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-22

I"s corpse vi ihe de> essed q as brought
into the Hall, and rested in front Of the
Speakers Chair. The SENATE, proceed
Ell by IFS President and Secretary. have
ing come into the Hal, and the President
OF the Senate bring SEATED at the right
hand al the Speaker Of The House. an ap-
psopriate eSho,ta,ion was delivered bv the
Rev. Mr.. Campbell. and prayer by the
Rev. DIR. Rytara, the Chaplains 10 Con
grrss when the corpse was taken from
the Hall. attended by the pail bearers.
and by iheRepresrntaii,e s from the Stale
OF Virginia as mourDers. Next followed
HE Sergeant al Arms OF the House then
HE House OF Representatives. preceded
ny lis Speaker and Clerk: next, the Ser>
gan. AT Arms oil The Seirair, followed by
| the Senate.
The pail bearers we're Messrs. Parker.
of Mass. Wood, OF N Y. Ba,eman. OF N.
J. Baldwin, ot Pa. Smith, OF n &. and
Robertson, Of Kentucky.
| The procession attended tn, bearse
| some distance OH the road towards Bals
iimore, and then returned, leaving the
remains Of the deceased in The hands of
| his friends, TO be conveyed 10 that city 4.
| Immediately on returning to its Cham.
Der, The House OF Representatives adj
| jnnrned.
| The SENATE did no. sit on SATURDAY.
| The Baron q. HYDE DE MELVILLE.
Envoy Extraordinary amt Minister Pi.-
nipotenilary from F,ancr, accompanied
by MIR. ROTH. Charge d'Affaires in his
absence, ~ss received OH Thursday HE
18th hy ;he President. upon his return
from France: M which occasion he pre-
sen,ed the following gentlemen OF the
Embassy fr0m Frauce to Rio tic Janriro.
aud 81 The Legation here from The same
Court. To ilie President W..
| MIR. DE Nun, Secretary of the En- /.
bsssy rom France TO Rio dc Janc,ro.
NJ. D'ASPREMoNr, attached TO The
same Embassy.
MIR. BREssoN, attached 10 The Lega-
lion 10 the u. States:
MIR. HERsANr, Private Secretary OF the
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sunAen inio tlst cs.;eslr: asa abiIc- Is act
which his whole family. With the exception of
his father have taken care 10 secure TO them
selves. Yes. by and bye, when people wish
to contrast intamy with honor, aud military
glory with efivmina,e debauchery. the family
OF The Gusiphs aud Ronapartc will be named.
The whole debate during the day. was sharp.
interesting, aud eloquent may its sliarpoess
never be productive Of future III conssq uences.
The best men from the moth wish the ad.
mission OF Missouri Internationally the mem.
bers from tue west aud south haze shewn the
consequences that are TO b. dreaded FROM re-
fHaI. II then the north will contend tor
constitutional phastasnia, 81 the Union siiauld
tie torn asunder-bs the parracidaI murder
theirs they hare been called to from the ,rii-
dcraess" Geo. metropolitan
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nls. Cecss explained 20 .hs house, much
in detail, the amount OF emoiumeu,s now
received by the officers oi the army, &c.
The consideration OF this bill, apu the
Gnes,ious on filing The blanks with The
various sums proposed. involving dis.
cussion o! the xn.ount Of compensation
proper Tor The different grades, posiiivrly
and relatively occupied the committee
unilt The usual hour of Adjournment, =
Having got through the bill.
The committee rose and reported il 10
the House with amendments and
The House adjourned.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

Both IL uses OF The General Assembly
oil Virginia, iiav. unanimously ad6pted
resolutions III honor Of the mrmorv of
he late William a. BurveH, In The Sc.
male on Tuesday, MIR. Fucker OF Frede.
REX, said, he rose to perform "A duiv
winch. however paiuinl, was not iIDaccom-
panied by coBsoiIng rec0leciious. II yas
10 state 10 the Senate the rrcenr and re,
greited death oi Mr.. BmrweIl of the House
0i Representatives, and 10 ak tribute of
respect TOR the memory OF a genll,msp,
whom some Of us had loved as friend.
ana all OF us had esteemed as public
maH. tie should have leIi The ucrf1rm-
ahce OF this duty to the member of the
Senate from that district, if the Official
Stallion oil Thai member did not prevent
iIls dIscharglng IL but. perhaps there was
no other IN that body on whom II more
properly deyolyed Than on himself. He
had known MIR. BurweIl from The walls of
College, 10 The legislative councils
oil The nation :-aDd he had always known
him the same i'm private life, gentle aud
benevolent aud affrctioBaie in The dis
charge OF his public duties, calm and
candid, bui direct aud honest, and 10
flexible. While firm, he vas not iaciIous
Tor he was without the selfish views.
which are the meal that faction feeds
on But though mol lsciious, lie was
~ plan, sycophsut. TO use The Lam
gnage OF the great master OF the human
passions. lie had mo candied tongue
" to lick absurd pomp no knee TO
" crook ITS pregnant bisges where thrift
= might follow fawniHg" He possessed
10 The most eminent degree, thai first and
beet qualification Of representative of
TIC people HE sought The public ser.
ysce tor The sake of the Dslion--Dot for bis
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DOMESTIC.

WAsHINGToN, Feb. l9.-The HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVE met, on Sdtur-
day al 10 o'clock, Tor the purpose Of
paying The fast respect TO tic remains o.
Mr. BuRwEnL, late a member III that
BODY
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counsel. Ina horor discharged captain
Hadlock. on filing common bail, snd he
MAS accordingly dismissed from prison
N. Y. BIER Adv.
PORT Az PRINCE, Jan. 27.-"I have
nothing en- the score ot pel,,ics 20 con-
municaie 10 you. This market Is com.
yletelv slut,ed with every article of Ame-
ricap produce aud lumber, and u is im
possible TO make Gales at any prices-sup.
flour, SO. $1,000 bbls. on hand mess
pork, 10. prime do. 10. large quantity on
han'l aud no sale /; codti,h, "A ma,ker-
ei, AZ "a s.: soap, 3 per NIX Iuali,er,
without price; coffee, 50 svis: sugar,
no sale cotton, IL doubloons, l6; dol
lars at par. II6-
Copy of a letter from Albany. dated DJsn
day, February l2M.
The Council Of Appointment mel this
day, aud made The following appoint.
mpnis
john Savage. OF Washington County.
Comptroller Of the State. vice Archibald
M'lniyre.
Samuel A. Talco,t, Of Oneida County.
Attorney General. in place of Thomas j.
Oakley.
Wm. L. Marcy. of Rensselaer, County,
Adjutdnt General ofthc Stale, IN the room
OF Col. Ssionon Van Rensselaer,.
Alexander NJ Muir, ut The city of n.
Yoik, Commissary General. in place oil
Anthony Lamb. The following Sherifrs
| were aODuiutru.
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FROM HAVANA

CHhRIEsroN Feb. I3.-By The sebr. Comet
captain AMPcELL, w yesterd.yreceivrJ Ia .
vana paprfs 10 the 5ih inst - hey iurD,s, MOTH
ing interesting.
The Deputies to the Cortes firm, tho VIZ.
koyaity OF Mexico arrived at Havana OF, tho
Isl INST. on their way to Spain.
me spanish slave schooner Bella D,ioyes
WIN SIG negroes on board, winch was can.
.uIen uy one OF Brions squadron, aud man
ned with prize crew of - me,, ,vss r.n,r-
,nred by four of the original crew lcn on
ooaru ey The privateer. and had safely arrived
al Havana, her port OF destination.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-22

:, Nr. Clay and Missouri. In tile Houqe of
representatives. on Tuesday last, there was
oeDdte OF greater interest on the Missouri
question, Than we have ever heard within ,is
% n,,,a''.i,, .he June OF HE speeches relative
20 marsllalling men 10 glorysand 10 war. gave
ineh a IRE and an energy which made them
worth listening 10. '''''
mr. Clay in his solic,qde 20 csr,e ,bc 20.
sirici.onisis TO look well 10 the consequences
VI refusing Missouri Showed TOO clearly The
VAST resources she had within herseIfEtlia,
sue 100 might open her land Offices aud mn,
IetaiI u AT two dollars an acre, as the general
government did, but she would saw 10 the
marcy yeomanry iDhahiting The states around
cru uM."nI rom her here :, our soil, coms.
when would then flock 10 her, wanld extend
heF possessions 10 the Pacific; and thai III abe
recsdsd from the general government. Keos
lnck!, Tennessee and ONO lsnst necessarily
go with her. He alluded 10 The cou(l,c,in:,
Interests between The decisions Of the slate
ana supreme cOurls-ihe state banks and
United States bank. lie mentioned that the
people IN the West were goaded almost IN
desperation ny pecnnisry embarEassments
dho ihat gentlemen were preparing furiIis,
combustion, TO which when the spatk VA
pied, tile TIRE OF inexliausiIbie discotd yyonId
be lighted np. lie thought the subject alb II,
ihe coastituiionaIiiy of which they were de-
batting not sufficiently important to risqge such
di"astrouS consequences as might cusup He
TOOK view of ancient history aud cued AZ
examples, Greece and other countries. .vt,cl,
from me slightest canses, had the proud nil.
lars which Sustained the fabric of their 20
veiumenis, diiapidaied aud torn dawn
turniog 10 more modern dates lie iust,oced
ihe bloody revolution OF France. produced
rom the slightest causes. aud which was onl,
terminated ny the valor, skill and prudeocs
o. o., me Inimsrtsi Bonaparie-to whose name
= trust history will DO justice when Ihe
rtgM regsl turnkey aud still more rovat cgcjsoLd
OF E"glaud, (ab citw declarations } shall hays
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sAISsT

Jossnb II Hopkins, WIN. p. Hopkins, Mary p rrookio,
1ane ~. Hopkins, Joanna =. Hopkins Jshi ~ IIontin.
aug Samuel ID. Hopkins, children Of Samuel IronIn.
snu nnnsy bis wife formerly Anney Haden Msry G
oua.IoD John NJ Straiton and Robert A. Straon fan,
ch',Weh OF Jane SIaiton formerly Jane Had.n pIi,s
- ndoen Marydnn Baden, VIM. A. q. Uaden Jndi,h
y ias u, Jane iiaden Sarah Ann IIaden Ansrs,s =
,iaSen anu HichaTd ID. Haden children Of Richard IN
uihoeb' heason y. Haden Elizabeth r. Haden Mar, "
oaden and Joseph ID. Haden, children ofJo,epb Usdo
sIeneI b. Msreoa, Amanda r. Moretop sarv "
%uo,son' Joseph Tor George Morton and VIM Mor.,on
.nHuIen OF hebecca MoreOn for merry Rebeoea paac,
Joseph " Moon, Jacob N. Moon, Richard n Moon'
Joanna T. Moon, Samuel ID Rice and Eeberra a pie.'
chdIen NJ Joanna Rice formerly Joanna ttaden Tbo,
nuEnesunstee for Policy Martin formefg Polley u,d.n
Mnich ssd Anney Hopkins, Jane Suatton Richard II
nsseh, ?oseph Hdden, keDecca Moreon Joanna Utcs
." osJ msftn, arc children heirs aud distribniess
tn ny. r,sy,u, nec') DeJendants
Joseph H.. William p, Mary P lane n Io.nm. y
sou9 NJ, aud Samuel D. Hopkins children Of ssn,.,i
s, ano annoy bis WIFE Reason p. Rligsbsth r.
s@oy n, and Joseph ~. IadeB children OF lo...I
nahsn sud bHeneT Amanda r.. Mary ~ fo.sns
l.' GEORGE aud VIM Moretou, childteH Of neI.rPps
n"reton, not having their appearance. 100
se0utV according TO the ~ Assembly and The mi.
'u,s court and II appearing that they are NOT mis-
Dah,s vi thiS commons ea'lb, On the potion Of tse
Pd.n,Hs, ny their COUNSEL, IL Is Ordered Tbat IT,
N uf'ehoduis 90 appear al the confthpnse II III, ia
C""hy on he fourth Monday N April pett ana an,.a
zoe plainiids' BIZ and that a cos, nj ~, ~
lp'hw'n inserted 10 some newspaper prirtsd In ,hs
ciy OF hIch0ond, ana continued for EIGHT we,k, arc
csssNe' ana also that another copy the sof he s,d
- '"e 'nht door of The courthouse ~ this comfy
s. o"Py-feste, :. TiMBBRLAKE G. &c
80 %
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4 49, 'ell on accommodating terms, my Tszepen,
~ the to1a Of Columbia. The buildings, stot. /
",sse and iuinbc house. have been ateIynew Mingled
Sep''s so.'wif John FORBES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-22

~ ChANCEHf--At rules held ~ tue irTE's me- OF
February, 1871 "a" usJ VI
john ~ Hsden, in his own right, and as executoy q,
Joseph Haden, dec. and WA. y. HsdeD I'm bis o.,
"gD'' ano ''r bis sister, Sophia o. Williams,
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OSh'ey. =,
Wm. L. Marcy. ~ Rensselaer, County,
A9 ,'s General OF tie State, IN the room
VI N"i. oS'on"n van k,nsse'arr.
=, AeNan"er M Muir, ut ne city of n.
toM, eonm'ssaTy General. III place oI
na."ony H"mv. me 'o'uwins Sheritfs
So.s app"1n.e" -,
Sornei'aS van antwerp, Albany County
SS.Srph "nS"h. A'lrghany
s. Tarfo~' Cay"ga
s Woses II lpk,ns. C"nr.land
,w " filiHn, -, Dnichess
"ni'ny l.. Churchill, tJrnDessee
: III, n'Ig'n, Rngs
500, i s,,' Cn"naaga
I",'.' W.. queens
~" ~ E .o"' S"ratoga
E,..a i.s',"' henectauy
N;'",,.,I, , tn""n' Sthoharie
Ch.,,n",. JuI .''' nompeins
SSn"". &c! tiEu", Broome
~. InamOsfiain, Caitaragus
T T, Do"g'sss, Chaiauque
a, "onas Hsao, Chenango
I 90" NsrHr; Delaware
S S', fa'I9anKs, JEFFERSON
SS Cyl, NJ N'i'''' Lewis
T,'p ,,, Montgomery
1sPp %. "aHon' O'srgo
INV INV Td", washington
Nh Lu,nrr, ,,. Clinton
y "n" nS! TOT SinsonS Montgomery :
w p"sl"lck, Citr1' Montgomery
w. =. Dpose. Disirici Attorney.
ooi"s IL SS,o"tenGurSh. Surrogate.
gGosepn IA Sinfe' CLERK, IatiarHgus
tT"'ah W"os'er' surrogate.
i'1n'e' H. "ei2s, Clerk of Delau are.
W.. S'n.' uecraIe".
N'e'h, Soa'auque
he city OF New-Yo,k las not been visit
edit may be made the order of The day
10 morrow J
MIR. Savage vho :, ,,,o;,,a
III ~" ~ 'Ppoui'eu comp
''o'icr, was formerly member Of Cons
Rress. lie Is republican OF -inteyriiy
and fortune, and by AL adu;,,rd - 10
every way comp,fent iort,,. d,,;. A.
M'!ntyre nj io,, ,,,..I, W.
H. ' '"." "hS, '"n VIII
- S""', mus al 1851. tlat he suffers
hohi DfinS IoNnu IN bad company.
MIR. laicott, The Attorney General ;s
one Of The most Dromi.ino ynun,, 49, -
the state AMI (,,lI,, ,i.. ~ :"
o.,, Nv" ia'' io int I'M
~ tl,s A 't;,,,an, $50 s'o,'on. Cp'. mar
Recorder OF Troy, and is dis,,us,islcd
i,.r talents and sr;ive s.rv;,..
pubitca,, na,-v .,,.t 81 Nj. ",
mis- .ary iS,n.r.I ;, III t' ny C"'"
~ "S'"i, Is "'H known aod es-
teerned M the city. Col Lamb annears
urstined 10 keep pace viii, his yJrnd
Mr. M'ln,yre. The Sber,frs ,rj f,i.rI,,
are all snuu! rp,u,,l,c.,, CO., N"'"S
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n., - WILLIA II RAMSAY & CO.

IL iHe Gators i1 Virginia, ana the adlo;y;,,r
o.G1es tcH o6fige tie publishers OF the Pafriot he
e.eIHg the GboDe fev Insertions in kheir pepers
1He rhsn opportunity cDers, Me faDor triH he
gratefufty yseipyocafsS. ~ 0e
Feb. ~ y.
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ihe argunent OF the case oi Kerr and
others VS.. Watts. was continued by Nv.
Hardin, Mr.. Brush and the Afioyney Ge
neral The cause involved several 1ups.
tious under The loca! laws Of OHIO, rpla,-
ing TO the titles TO real property in that
State.
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And The House then adjourned 10 10
o'clock To- morrow, at which bour The
Funeral viii lake place from the Repre-
sen silyes Chamber.