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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-11-14
WORCESTER, Wednesdays November II, 1921. (
Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Dye-Stufs, sc.

ID OBlNSON & MARSH re-
a a. spectfully inform their Friends and the
Publick, that they have on hand, for Sale, at
their Store in Worcester, recently occupied by
JEREMIAH ROBINSON, an extensive Assert
ment of genuine DRUGS and MEDICINES.
.also--PAINTS. 4ss
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-11-14

w. |. & N. f. Rum, Welsh's No. /, Chcc-
Cognac and Rochelle 5 olate,
Brandy, Shells, Nutmegs,
Holland Gin, ; Mace, Cloves, CHINA
Sicily Madeira, Lis mon, Allspice, Pep
bon, Malaga, and per, Ginger, Cur
Port Wines, rants,
Loaf, Lump, White Fresh Box and Cask
HAVANA, & Brown : Raisins,
Sugars, Salt Fish, Mackerel,
Old Tyson, Young Spanish and American
Hyson, Hyson Skin, Cigars,
and Souchong Teas, Flask Oil, Winter and
Foreign and Domestic Summer pressed
Coffee, Lamp Oil,
&c. &c. &c.
All which are offered upon reasona
BILE terms-Cash, or approved Credit.
~ GRASS SEEDS of all kinds, whole
sale and retail.
Worcester, Sept. 9, 1921. 6w
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Real Estate at auction.

WILL positively be Sold, at
Wv Publick Auction, on Tuesday, the
9th day of November next, at one o'clock in
the afternoon, on the premises-a FARM, sit
uated about two miles west of the Meeting
House in Royalston, containing about lG0
acres, suitably proportioned into Moving, Til
lage, Pasture, and Woodland-with good
young Orchard, two small Dwelling Houses, a
Barn, and other convenient Out-Buildings
Considerable part of said Farm is very suitable
for Pasturing, and will be sold in lots, if pre-
ferred.--Ierms made easy to the purchaser.
For further particulars, inquire of MI
cfAEL METcALF, on the premises, or of the
Subscriber. FRANKLIN, GREGORY,
Royalston, Oct. 90, 1891.
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visable communications, aud 10 ihc payIn.;,i
of the interest and reimbursement of the
capital already borrowed or whith hereafter
shall be Borrowed to make and complete the
same" These tolls and duties are not to be
reduced, before this debt is paid or So Zeal
Gus were the Convention in the cause of edu-
cation and internal improvement.
No lottery shall hereafter he authorised in
this state; and the legislature shall pass laws
to preven; the sale OF al lottery tickets, within
this state, except in lotteries already provided
for by law-Always saving and excepting, we
suppose, any lottery that Congress may autho-
riZe for the building ofa schoolhouse, or bridge,
or any petty PURPOSE in the District of Column
bia
The new provisions ofthis constitution for
organizing the departments Of the government
are set forth in the article we rc-pubsh from
the Albany Argus. The people are tn vote up
on it on the third Tuesday of Jan.aary next.
They are to reject or adopt it Ia toto.
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,Sale under Deed of TT.usf

nlrSuaRe OF deed of trust executed by Louis IT, Gil
rardinte the Subscriber bearing date the day Sept
1915 and duy admitted 10 record in the county Office
of Augusta for the purpose securing the the
several sans Of money therein mentioned Philip Ingeman
VIII be offered for sale ON Saturday the 9Th day December
Of Staunon To the highest bidder for rudy money much
OF the tract Of land in the said deed mentioned estimated
contain hundred egiity-ve acres be tfeame more
or less rs will lie sufficient TO raise the OF fifteen
dre dollars with interest irs the 2ah Sept 1921 till the
said eth Nov sae-This land situated A.
bout four miles from the said town, the main road leading
iroin thence tEeuh Mddehrook Lexington is OF good
quality. and aconderable quantity ccared.-The buildings
two story Brick House neatly finished good Barn
and other necessary buildings. Such only win be made
for much of the said land NAV Sold rs is usual in
such and in the time person wishing pur-
chase, and DESTROYS the land win he slcwn il by
SAMUEL. CLARKE, Trustee
NnN
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retain her two Representatives, then there
must be one for every $4,000. lf however
we take one from Delaware, and still attempt
TO preserve two to Rhode Island, then there
must be one for every $1,000. The only
course to keep the House in due limits, is at
once to disregard the effect on the small States,
or the fractions in any State, and march bold
~ to rate proportionably to our growth as Il
nation and that rate ought not TO be less than
45 or 10000 for Representative. Nor have
the small States right to complain, for their
immense power over their population in the
Senate should satisfy them
The Congress that signed the Declaration
of Independence, consisted OF but 81 men,
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OF ine ar IN The eii u.e reiy absorption of
F,lns inJ shows each of hcSc cauScs mpnris fer
'iiiiy ami Will tighten aud ameioraic the soil, and
prove a. beneficial in the degree, t,eading
the land, perhaps, Is iujsrons the so thus prepared
md pu,eriSad less liable To the effects or washing
rams and especially in tile cultivation of ln,!ian
corn From arenewal of negotiations and cover of
the eat III the spring serious INJURY cab he
tanned from this nr',c al ,llowing, aud in presenting
Il naked surface daring this period. Nor superior
IN o! vegetables nanurcs in order 10 their inbb-
Ia. greater proportion of the dccon,posFl matter
dur'n. the process %! fermentation. Moreover, sir
we shond never sacrifice the ioss of great, ai the
hest part Of vegetables realize advantages from u
process only imaginary or unccrtnin. TUEL
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CHEAP BOOKS z STATIONARY,
III HE Hdrkel Hridtf Lich mnnH IN ll,1i 1.


No. III Wd,ktf-'iyttt, Ph}aiel2hn.
IN consequence O, the death of BENJAMIN WARNEV.
his Executors intend to close the business concern
offer for SALE very reduced prices for cash, NJ
city accepance his large Ghd extensive stock 81 BOOKS
and STAFIONARY, Consisting of
Law, Medical Theological Classical and Miscellaneous
Burk, particularly extensive variety the Iutest AMI
approved editions Of English Latin Greek ard Fcnri
achno Books ;an articles suited the demand OF CotHt
Merchants such as extensive assortment uf Family ~
ble School Bibles. Tesnnicuts Wplster's and pilwort
Spelling Books View England and Philadelphia Primers.
States and Pencils Sc varinus sizes fnk
Qulls. Sealing Was. Indian Rubber Lead Pencils, Maihc-
NAUTICAL instruments IN ciscs. Gunfcr's Scales Paint Boz
Of different sizes, Camcls Hair Pencils. Duahe fnk ry
Slips, WcdgrW0od Pocket and Cork nk,tands Music r.
per, Ivory Folders. Visiting Cards, Conversation tards
Aho--o and ~ inch Globes.
. gp'tHtn" .' D!' ana nose IN thc study and frac-
iicc Of Medicine academies and Schuo; Public, Pgyan
aud 'eid Libraries. ami those who purchase ~ sc a.r
will hc supplied on t''s rcnsonrIiu --s ANY jo
which the market affords, prOcurci hard; ami
ing eNccG-et u9onas -" ie,-'s rs VI rrcsenf.
Pdper & Bunk Eoos :inyt6Ouse.
pcmi, Medium Royal and Super Royal Writing ptiht
ing Paper
Writing Paper Fooscap, from SOTO ; a per ream.
/ Letter PAPER, from 80 10 < 3 per rpau.
Drawing Papers Ofa sizes, for Acldf mics, Schools &c
Wrapping Paper ol all sizes, from as cents 10 ~. roar,
Voting PePers,f for Deeds, Records Mortgages, &c.
Cap, Dein ard Medium Record Dos c and sergs pon,q
| half and full bound
| Account Books, Of al sirea
| nay Hooks Journals md Lcdgers.
Cipherng and Copy ooks Tor Schools AMI MI the cnera(
articles Of Stationary, win be sold t!e reduced
/ prices.
Apply IS abcve a, BENJAMIN wAnNsR's old star.
no ~ harAct-,ircei Philadelphia ard at the MARKET
FFor the liberal patronage extended 70 iris sta
lishnent hy the citizens Of virginia our su
and hope rs our assortment viii b. yry cofnpctc,t
SEM ~. sf~cs
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SHOP TUE TUIEE

CToLEN from stable Saturday night the inst
~ SoRREL MARE feet 10 II inches high, 10 or ~
old with bazed face and her right fore foot white
she rotS and PAGES is st made FOR mare, very
fine ORDERS believed to he in foai. Whoever will deliver
the said together with the thief that he NAV
be convicted shall receive thirty dollars reward or ten dol
lars iorhc alone. have believe from
the ainesi circumstances that she by "A man who
calls himself James Moore he in the neighIorhood
about two weeks and had FOR sale
and he disappeared the nights hour and has
not been heard of sce Understand he talked going
the state OF Kentucky lie is about high IS or 10
years of age and from appearance has had the small pox
lie wore light coiored great coat and pautoons
- . PETER COTTRELL.
Uenrico, November
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/ Communicated foy He Phladeipfio Ga-ette ]
PIRACY

The following account of Piracy com
united on board the brig Melita, under my
command, the public may consider as strictly
true, and no ways exaggerated.
On Wednesday, Oct. 18th, OF Cape Anto-
MO, at L NJ saw boat standing towards us
which, suppose to he the consort of a small
schooner near us shortly after they fired a
shot, when itbcing calm ordered tie sail low
eFed down--they came alongside, when ten
men armed with pistols, swords aud knives,
jumped on board, immediately CIT down.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23
. In Hanouer County Court, October q, 1921.
ToHN SMITH, Ph
.Tec Aoneeyy

Charles Terrell, executor of Timothy Terrell
Nico,s sa,, No. IIiao o, bc h. Ts Cionoey
band Noah Hinton Frankly GOolslv. widow
of john Goclsby. and Jenny Cole widow Of
REESE Cole. deceased, Dcfts.
This day the pantiG by Richard Morris his COUNSEL
and filed lis hill IN this cause and The defendants Tmoihy
Smith, Joseph Smith, Nicholas Smith Bctsey Hinton and
her husband Noah linton Frankly Gooy aud Jenny Cole
not having entered their appearance and ryen security
corag the act Of Assembly and the rules Of this
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
Inhabitants Of this country tho motion Of the plaintiff BY
his COUNSEL Ordered Thai the said defendants do appear here
plaintiffs said bill and thar . copy of this order Dr. forthwith
Inserted in the Enquirer newspaper printed IA thc city
Of Richmond FOR months succcssiscly anphrr
copy pcS.cG Che font the courthouse this
county.
Acopy~Tc.fe- THO. POLLARD. D.c.TfC
Ncvrn'W ~ -7-Nswt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23

SAVANNAH, Nov. ia gentleman who
last night arrived in town from Millcdgeville,
informs us that NATHANIEL P. BoND, has
been elected solicitor for the eastern district.
The only candidate for the appointment OF
Senator to Congress to supply the vacancy
Occasioned by Mr.. Walkers resignation, was
Col Nicholas Ware of Augusta, who ofcourse,
was duly elected. No other business had been
done in the house up to the adjournment on
Saturday last Republican.
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In Poohatan County Court, Nor. Is, 1871. !;
DAv1D LEsUEUR, PIT

Heughes Owen, Jesse Owen and Ann u. his ." '""''7y
wife, and Peter Lesueur, Deds.
This day the plaintiff by Richard o. Henderson,
Esq his Attorney and filed his bin against the defendants
and the defendant Peter Lesueur having fled his
the same thereupoD the motion of the said PLAINTIFF is
decrecd and ordered by the court that the said Peter
he restrained and prohibited FROM paying away
in manner dispensing Of secreting any money! lands
effects in his hands, belonging owing the defendants
Jesse Owen and WIFE, until the further order Of this
And appearing to the satisfaction Of the that the
said defendants Jesse Oven and wife inhabitants
this state the motion of the plaintiff by his attorney aore-
said, II is dtcreod and ordered by the court that they do
appear here before the third Thursday in February
and the plaintiffs hill, and give security for
performing such decree a. the may make herein and
that copy fhis order he forthwith
paper published in the CITY Of Richmond and continued
months successfully and that another copy posted M
the door OF the courthouse Of this county
days previous 10 The said third Thursday Feb
ruary next. copy-Teste. WIN. s. DANCE, G..
NJ ver,ler
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23B 2n1 100 1Ga LEI

The foregoing IS very nearly accurate, but
the Census not being completed in all the
states, it may not be entirely So To this num-
Der in each column of the table should be adj
died one for each Of the new States which
viii he formed in the next ten years. There
VIII certainly be as many as three, viz Mi
chgan, Florida, and Arkansas, and probably
two more, one from the Northwest territory,
and one west OF Missouri. Salem Reg.
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CnNsts-.Ni,c Representatives Rciio.

NENsU 5--sNtlV IitFVtStNfNlft5 IlCIl0
We give place to very Instructive article
from the Salem Register ON this subject. L.
is one of the most important which can come
before the next Congress, and it is full of diff
icuIty ont account of the contending interests
which it sets ailoat. Ii seems that there is IA
desirable mean between lars,. and small d.
tricts. Ifthey are too large, the people will
of the representative, aud the representative
will not sufficiently understand the intercsis et
his constituents. Small districts. on the Other
hand, may rake Congress too Numerous, and
narrow too much the range for the selection
of men of talents. The Virginia house Of Del
cgatcs consists of 20S mcmbais we do NOT
find it too large todispatch the public business.
From 900 to $50 might not be too cumbrous
We leave the ratio, however, TO the sound dis
cretiun cf Congress.
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DIEpl7M his residence Hepkinsyille lWcn,uckyl
The 9TH oC orter the 18th Of hi aye THOMAS
GREEN, firncriy OF fredericksburg lvitgina sou OF
Col John Green OF cupeper distinguished by his patriot
ism and yalcur in the revolutionary The subject
present communication, every worthy Of his ancc
tryof inneNiilc integrlyu un,auned courage. of an
ren frank and generous di>po>on.oia temper mild,
ticut and resolnc.a frmi cnhu>astic patriot.
served his friends with Kindness his country
with devotion. Too young follow his gallant and
patriotic father through the campaigns OF the revolutions
yet bore than his part pri,ation and hazard
late war exposing his every self denial
danger in pursuing the enemy the shores OF the Poio
m0c-The death OF such be felt in
country-thoy are few. But ts his friends and
connections his beeaved and discousoaie Widow to
his orphan children nothing mitigate the loss
society of the tender husband aectionac raihrs
whose whole life continued lesson of practical moral
ity and Of Roman vrtuc-whose example would have
fused into all around him, portion of that noble spirit,
which has flown 10 the Stars from whence il and ha.
lett few on earih more warm, pure, aud benevolent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-23
.4mrric,n gcnius and enterprise reloar,icd

.4mrricrn gc'ins and enterprise remarked
Oar fellow citizen George Clymer, the inventor OF
full in introducing the Columbian Printing Press into
the Old World than his most sangunc hopes had
led him 10 expect. He has put into operation in En-.
gland, IN August last, 30 presses; some in France
Russia, South America, and four in Asia and the
demand increases the KNOWLEDGE oft supcriori
" Incomes extended. DoYlesi0,pn Cores
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stabbed, and threw overheard most valuable
dog--thcn beat us with their sabres, and drove
us all into the forecastlc, and secured it
they then commenccda general plunder, break.
ing open the trunks in the cabin, and robbing
us of every thing worth taking not leaving us
any as it were--they then dragged us on deck,
when scene of horror commenced, that
would appal the stoutest heart. They first
demanded the money on board taking nj the
same time an old silver watch from me, and
another from my mate, beating us all ut times
when one ruflian more desperate than the
rest, seized the mate, tied him with his hands
behind him to the long boat, and knife in hand
was all but executing murder, and that in n
manner too shocking to describc-They took
hold of me threatening MURDER and search
of course, they then took my boy 16 years old,
and hauled him by the neck into the main rigging
twice--the poor fellow all but dead, was at
length realcased. Thus they went on threat
ening every one with instant death, and con-
tinualy beating us.-Next they took a seaman,
put moose round his neck, hauled him into
the fore rigging, one monster dragging on
his legs, while another stood on his shoulders :;
however, they got nothing from the brave fell
low, and nearly dead, they released him.
One of them came to me with every threat
land nc seemed well inclined to exccutc) de-
manding money! denied having any-hc
then stabbed me in the arm, cut me over the
shoulder, gave me another drubbng, and al
lowed to depart Thus with one half my peo-
pie incapable of doing duty, myself considera-
bly, hurt, was without clothes sufficient for
myself or crew, watch, or timeglass, suffer-
ed to resume the command of the vessel.
A. PASTORIUS.
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LAND FNR SALE

S virtue Ola deed Of trust, executed the subscriber
~ trustee hy Thomas Jorsnu 1ni wife. for the bcuei
Clcycnr lakcr which said deed hears AZ
January 1883. and IS duiy recorded ~ he clerks Office Of
Louisa county court shall, SaiUdgu he. i5ih dan NJ
Dec.rsber 1921 sell Elisha Iachsons Tavern in Lnnist
county, to the highest bidder for ready money
containing 100 aud lyngon both sides creek i
Tie said county Of Lori, aud bounded 10y The lands Of
Charles Dabncy aud others.
wa. NELSON, Jr. Trustee
November 20. ~ tJss
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90 100 III I87 40
This increase would add probably to the ex-
penses Of Congress an hundred thousand dol
lars session-but this would be the least
evil. The subioined '"bIe shows the opera
ton on the several Sd esq of the numbers
which will probably be ,Isof9d as the basis
in future. RI q
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re HFORD ACADEMY.

SDl:R the direction Of the subscribers, this school III
~ be opened ,r the ensuing year. iic 18th January
hrN and end dn the 10th December f"owins with
ti"n OF one month ftrms for board 10 dollarTuiiion 81
to- De paid quarterly in advance. Zach hoafdcr
he'd aud nw" Or be subject additional charrc OF ~
'"ltars Ihe same brarhc 81 learning heretofore will
taught with the exception of The French language unles
teacher Of approved qualifications tie prvurcd-v,
such an one IL Hill would he glad by hitter directed
70 this place. RUrItARD ilIit.
- JOHN q. LAWRENCE.
King William. Nov. .. h7-Mt,,
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MHITTEM0RE CARDS-

VIE subscribers reluctant Obrude their private
Il Germs upon the public notice but they have been
formed that cotton cards haye been, and
tired in this city, stamped S. HhttsBoye Il Coz in such
manneras 10 induce belief that they made La the
scribcrs, under their sanction they consider due well
10 the public as to Themselves, tat such
not made E them, and that they have wtso-
ever with the person persons who makes them. Tine cards
manuiacturedy the subscribers made by machinery
exclusive use OF which secuedby letters psucn granted
10y the government ofthe United States a. w White
moTe OF Boston: which machinery and patent right were
heretofore assigned 20 The N6 io,k Manufacturing Conf
Pay, and by them to Samuel Wbemore the subscriber
and which machinery is used by other person in this
country except the subscribers is the used any
other place except at Ganchester England This ea-
ishnent has been successful operation MANY years
and the subscribers are unwilling that the reputation Of the
Cards made by them should be any way affected h beef
that the Cards stamped s. htenoye d Co. hre bau(ctur.
ed by the subscribers The therefore give notice
that their Cards all stamped with the following inscrip
tion,v
NETWORK MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Successors to
WILLIAM WHITTEMORE & GO
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NEGROES. &c. For SALE

NEUItUFlt,, &C. T OK soNTlt.
M shall sell for cash. ST. Ida In the neichbor!iooi OF
w New Canton the 27th & 2eth days Of December rer
between so and 40 valuable slaves.
The remainder Of the personal of the late David
Ross will be sold a credit of twelve months
Abortion Of the above property will be sold y the sub,
scribers
IL AZ the time the Plantation will be RENTED for
one year GEO NJ. PAYNE. Er'ors pfD
w. L. FoNTAINE, : Ross Geceasea
Novcu,i,cr 90
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law OF t.Ic u. ,saie,, i;.:s ,...A atS .ei "a IT,.
Genera! Court, judges present. NJ. Robert
q. Scott has argued the pointin behalfofi pr
soDers Mr.. William +. Wickham in belail oi
the captain. The argument was closed on
Wednesday-and the court haze taken the
question under advisement.
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COTTON.
" q s. II q NJ.

NJ H. The above inscription, except the No and tie words
Cotton and Boston, stamped fhe Cards in emcircar
form-the No and words Coit0n and Boston printed
straight, and within the semi-czcIe Dated New York.
Pcdrl-stTeet. SAAfI. H'IIITTEMORE g. Co
Orto Al
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NOT'ICE

A Petition will be presented tlc Legislature ut Us
~ next srSsidn' fer the remission OF iur imposed on e
late DGtif R0ss THE EXECUTIONS.
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On Thursday The 10th ddy Of December neat,
far not; the fair day will offered for sac on
j. the premises, the highest bidder on credit OF NV Give
months the purchaser executing bond with approved cc-
ry and deed OF trust on the property The pur-
chase money, a TRACT OF LAND belonging to tlin
estate OF Stokes McCanll deceased, containing about
acres, living In the county OF GOuchlud Joining the
lands vt the estate OF Gideon Hatcher, dec, czelah puj
year, and Others
III Tie time md place will sold for cash, small
quantity of Corn AMI Fodder.
WILLIAM TEAUHNAN. Alrin is,raior
trYh thc nil onneced of $fokes 1fcf'nl,U, dec.
November 57-w3vI
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CoHn@i th'tniJ,, N0ttnI.or q, 32i.
NOTICE.
TUE ESccve will receive proposals sale Of
V4xinia Reports ty Francis VI. Ghner Counsellor at
Law, and al iie 5h, 18Th 18th iIening Stat
utes ut Large. Done nv advice OF Council
Wan. II. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
November .. 5Y-u
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BOARDING.

ItE subscriber lat his former residence south
Capitol Square, j. prepared to accommodate II OF )
Members # The Legislature uti Board.
November 2l- 57-5t THATCHER
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EXTRAORDINARY CONCERT.
y LEWIS informs the Inhabitants " Richmond and its
vicinity, tiat he intends giving few shhis
I've children. 0ie oldest aud the yuungest only three
years ofage the latter end Of this and beginning OF neat
week, particulars ofvlch vilI he given in papers.
NNvcInh.r IS. hi--tr