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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-20

Or The Subscribers for an
ORGAN for the use Of the Second Par
ish, in Worcester, are requestedto meet
at SlKEs's lnn4 on Saturday evening next,
at O'Clock, TO take measures for imme-
diately procuring and erecting an ORGAN
OF such price, construction. and dimen-
sions as shall be determined upon by the
Meeting.
March 90, 1899.
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Garrn.4

JONATHAN CONC tenders his gratitude
to the Ladies of his Congregation for
their very handsome donation of a suit
OF clothes; and also to them and several
Gentlemen for other valuable articles of
wearing apparel for himself and family.
Worcester, Marco 10, 1922.
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Gtaotcester 15ank.
Director for the ensuing week,
SAMUEL M. BURNSIDE.
E)iRn.

In this town, on Wednesday morning last,
Miss Almira Bixby, daughter Of Mr.. John Blk
by, aged<17.
" Pes--skau her n,ena'ry De reverb bv all.
find friendship srer hold her rirt,.es dear,
Hoping, al the last trttrpet's solemn call,
10 meet aoheye bre0ihes no sigh, soltere falls
no fear.
a bkssf,d change 10 thee, dear SAINT, is giv,y..
.ahfe cfpdin erehang'd for peace aud heau'n.' .
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-20
COMMONWEALTH Of sAssatbusstts.
By HIS Erceliency JOHN BROOKS,
Governoar Of the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts.
A PROCLAMATION
For day Of Hinnilintin,. Fasting and
Prayer.

" U~J " IHWtttuktQ1a. FQSt1nQ and
Prayer.
The return of anotherVear. bringing
with it renewal of our wants. and of 3
sense of our dependence on God. the
fountain of all good, suggests to us the
fitness and the duty of deIoutly invoking
the divine blessing on al our interests
and undertakings.
have, therefore, thought fit to an
point, and, by and with tie advice and
consent of the Council, 20 hereby an
point, THURSDAY, the burth day of
April next, to be observed as day
of HUMILIATION, Fasting, and PRAYER.
throughout this CommonyeaIth.-And
the people of every religious denomina-
ton are requested to assemble on that
day, in their respective PAGES of pub
lick worship, unitedly to humble them
selves before God for tleir manifold
transgressions, and to implre the remis-
sion OF the same through tAe merits and
mediation of his Son that he will be
pleased to bless and prosper the people
OF this State in all their interests, and
concerns, whether civil, religious, do
mestick. or personal; that he will be
graciously pleased TO smile on our Agri-.
culture, in giving favourable seed time,
a fruitful summer, and plentiful har-
vest; that he will prosper our Manufac-
lures, our Commerce, and Fisheries
that he will be pleased to vouchsafe TO
us the blessings of health, of peace; and
domestick tranquility; that he will pro-
pltlously regard our national interests
that he will bless the President of the
United States, the Ministers of religion.
our Colleges and all schools of learning.
the rising generation of onr land, all
our institutions for promoting religious
knowledge, humanity, publick spirit,
general benevolehce, and Christian mo-
rality; and that he will mercifully sue
coed all the efforts which are making to
spread a knowledge of the pure, peace
tul, and benign religion of his Son among
all the branches of the great family of
man, that at the name Of Jesus eyery
knee may be brought to bow, and eyery
tongue to confess him to be Lord, to the
glory of God the Father.
And the people are requested to abb
stain from all labour and recreation in
consistent with the religious Observance
es Of the said day.
Given at the Council Chamber in Bos-
ton, this twenty-ffth day Of February,
in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and twenty-five, and in
the forty-sixth year of the independence
OF the United States of America.
&. JOHN BROOKS.
BY His Excellency's command, with thel
advice and consent of the Council.
ALDEN BRADFORD, Secretary.
God sare the Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.
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W0rcester Agricultural Society.

"A n adjourned Meeting of the
- 4 Trustees Of the Worcester agricultural
society will be holden at SIKEs's Inn. in this
town, on Wednesday evening, the 9th March.
INST. at O'Clock. The Report of the Com
mlttee, appointed TO determine the Premiums
ior 1ne Cattle Show of the ensuing Autumn,
will then be acted on.
By order Of the President.
EDWARD D. BANGS, Rec. See'ry.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-20

Worcester. IS.
Probate-OtEice, March IS, 1922.
10 the Widov and Heirs of JOHN KIM
MEMS, lateof Bolton, in SAID County, de-
ceased, and to all Others concerned IN
tie Estase Of said deceased,
GREErMG.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
!. n pear (if you see fly at the Court Of Pro.
bate to, be holden at Brookheld, in said Coun.
lyon the second Tuesday in April next, at ten
OF the ciccks before noon, to show cause why
License shouldnot be granted to the Admins
traitor to seli and convey so much Of said De-
coased's Real Estate as will saise the sun, Of
) BOY s6gfor thespayment Of debts and rharg~
es; and you will be heard thereon.
TliEOPIis. WHEELER, Reg.
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NOtlce IS hereby Gsyen,
NHAT the Subscriber has bee

II duly appointed Executor az the last
VIII and Testament Of EPElRAIaJ ADAMS
late OF Brookdeld, in the County or Worce stery
deceased, and has taken upon himself tfaSs
trust, by giving bonds as the Law direoAs. All
persons indebted to said Estate, ATE keveby
called upon to make immediate payment; and
all those to whom said Estate is indebted, are
requested to exhibit their demands. for settle
ment. WILLIAM ADAMS.
March s, 1922
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Worcester, IS.
Probate-Of Office, March 10, 1929.
To the Heirs Of THoaAs HALE, late of
Leominster, IN SAID County, deceased,
and to all Others concerned IN the Estate
Of soid deceased, GREErrNc.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
IL pear (ifyou see ft) at the Court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at Lancaster, in said Coun-
ty, on the third Tuesday in May next, at
one of the clock, after noon, to show cause
why the final Account of the Administration of
said Estate should not be allowed; and you
will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, y. Prob.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-20

Worcester, IS.
Probate-Ofice, March is, 1922.
To the Heirs Of JOHN DwIEELL, late Of
Milibury, IN said County, deceased, and
TO all Others concerned IN the Estate Of
said deceased, GHErrlEG.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
III pear If you see 6t) al the Court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in May next, at
one of the clock, after noon, to show cause
why the Accounts Of the Administration Of said
Estate should not be allowed; and you will be
heard thereon.
TNATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-20
FARM FOR SALE.

-~o%e-
I'm Wednesday, the Sd day Of
" April next, at ten O'clock, A. M. win be
sold, at Publick auction, on the premises-as
FARM, situated in the southeasterly part of
Charlton, County of Worcester, containing one
hundred and five acres Of good Land, well pro-
poItioned into Moving, Pasturing, Tillage, and
Wood-Land-with valuable growth Of Pine
Timber land young Orchard, from which
between 20 and 50 barrels of Cider has been
made in one year. The Farm is suitably di-
vided into Lots, and chiefly fenced with coed
Stone-W !. The Buildings consist of a conye-
nient Dwelling House, Barn, Granary. Sheds.
Shop, &c.--.also, one Lot of Woodland. "
ing one and q half miles from the above-rnen-
toned Farm, containing about fifteen.acres-
A liberal credit viii be given for two-thirds Of
the purchase money, with good security.--
r or further Information, inquire Of Gen. SALEM
TowEE, jun. .Deac. ABrIAH METcALF. or of
TIMOTHY MORSE, jun. in Chorltoa-or Of the
Subscriber, IN Boston.
.als0,-at the same time and place-a
quantity Of GRAIN, HAY, and ,PorAToEs.
JOHN A. HAVEN. z
Boston, Charles-Strset, March 18.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-20
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
Worcester. IS.

Worcester, IS.
Probate Office, March II, 1892.
To the Widozo and Hears of BlLpAn
WRIGHT, late Of Richardson, in SAID
County, deceased, and to all Others con.
cernsd an the Estate Of said deceased.
GREETIEd.
" OU are hereby cited to APP
N pear Of you see fit at the Court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at Templeton, in said Coun-
y, on the 23d day of May next at one of the
CLOCK, after noon, to show cause why the Ae-
count of the Administration of said Estate
should not be allowed; and yoti win be heard
thereon. NATHL. PAINE, ]. Prob.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-20
Notice IS hereby Gs0en en-,
Notice as herebg Gs0en,

VHAT the Subscriber has been
Il duly appointed Executor of the last
win and Testament Of PETER WHITE. late
Of Uxbrdse, in the County of Worcester, de-
ceased. and has taken upon himself that trust,
by giving bonds as the law directs. All per-
sons indebted 70 said Estate, are hereby called
upon to make immediate payment; and ali
those to whom said Estate is indebted, are re-
quested to exhibit their demands for settle
ment. \, BENJAMIN ADAMS.
Urbridge, January /, 1922.
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WORCESTER, IS. Probate Office, March 10,
1892.

ON the above application, Ordered,
That notice be given to the Heirs and Lega-
tees, and all others concerned in said Eli;ah
Smiths Estate, by publishing copy hereof.
together with copy of the above application
two weeks successfully in The Massachusetts
Spy, printed in Worcester-that the said Heirs.
Legatees, and all concerned may be heard
thereon, at Court of Probate to be holden at
Worcester, in said County, on the first Tuesday
IN April next. at ten of the clock before noon:
And further order that the said John Rich
cause said notice to be published as aforesaid !:
and also give personal notice to the said Heirs
and Legatees living within ten miles of him.
ten days at least before said Cortland to
make due return hereof with his doings there
on, at said Court.
NATHL. PAINE. r. Prob
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-20

/, Inc Washington Gazette gives a re-
port that the Spanish Minister is prepar-
ing protest against the recognition, on
our part, Of the independence Of South
America.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-20

The fate of this bill, it will be seen, is de-
c'ded--It has been rejected by large n,ajori-
W. Here the subject must rest, probably, for
some years to come. Sooner or later, how
ever, the bankrupt system must be resortcd 10.
ifthe lessons taught by the experience Of 9TH
ef commercial nations,ar to be believed.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-20

Extract of letter from Worthington.
Ohio, dated 18th February, 1929.
s Hard ti,nes.-That you may know
how scarce money is. it has been re-
marked that there is but one quarter of
a dollar in Worthington, and that has
been borrowed so much from one TO an
other 10 pay hostages, that it is worn
smooth, andis now twenty cent piece y
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-23
CUIDALL'S MILLS.
Wo0l Cdrdmg.

TIVE subscribers inform their friends
Il and the public. tina, they have rellenishe1
their Csrding Machines with rev Cards OF the fin
est snd mos, approved manufacture. and that they
bes; manner.
They continre to Msnufsc ture all kinds OF WOOL
en- Goods. as osusl.--.St,o. they color and finish
WOODEN Cloths Of all descriptions and TO color gar
ments. SC that have faded, or become uniashion-
sb!e--Ali branches Of the above business ill be
done with despatch, and on the lowest terms. and
the ,ess, favor gratefully acknowledged,
CLARKE & GRiNNELL-
Ey-sAsroRD ALny Little compton--PsLHc
CoREY, Twerton--WILLIAH pBARsk, Bristol
Ferry--and Jon ShsRAAs, in Newport, will re-
ceive and forward articles intended for the Manu-
factory. Portsmouth, July 70, 1920.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-23
CHARTS. &c.
nm. II. Rf7HBOWE,

Jus, received snd offers for sale. 1T his store
II Led If Packer TharE a new Chart, ex,ead'ng
from New.york to Havana, improved by government
surveys in $780, with general assortment OF charts
of the latest suryeys-Bcwdcbs Nsvgators, 5'h edi.
lion American Coas, Pilots, 10Th ed'tion; Nsuucs!
Aimsnaets Ter the years 1922 and 1873 seamsns
d.y As,is,ant-wi,h Q complete assortment af Nsu-
teal Ins,rumen;sei,er, wiring. log and wrapping
Paper-enil,s and Ink Powder.
.i,ro, q general assortment Of Hardware Couefy'
Cordage and ship Cbsndery,
Just received, SO casks Gu, Ssils, assorted sues
30 thousand Brieks-2o doz Tie
lr Cordsye snd Gables made 70 order' and YES.
seis furnished vh every article FOE long ard shor.
vssrSs. .asrf Is,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-23

e'''''SShSc, 'u.y i- "
by the fresMeW o, rhe Umed .Sfa;cs.
VA HEREAS by the 5lsec,icn of an act Of Con
w gresss passed on the Sd Of March. 1879. EN-
h,i"i An act tq.des'gnate the boundaries o DIS
trc,s. and established land Offices for the disposal
public lands not heretofore offered for safe in the
states of Chic and indiana" the President OF the
United States authorized, by law, 50 certain
lands 20 be offered at pnbl'c sale:
Therefore, |, Jane, Monroe, president Of The Uni.
ted States. do hereby declare that public sales Ia
greesby 10 lsw) shalt be held as follows, viz.
: At the Land Office st Delaware in oac. on the
third Monday in August next, ior the sale Of
townships 6 6 aod 8 north, 10 ror
ge. . and 10
Ga s and 6 Co. IL
+ S 4 and 20. 10
At the land Office at pious, 6hio. on Ire fret
Monday in Augsiy next, for tic Sale of
townships 1 , 8 ( aud S north, in ranges
2 s end d
Az the Same place, on the Gss, Monday in sep,cni-
ber next, for the sale vt -e-@7' =
Towasnips 1 and $ north, in rsnge,
s67 aud 8
At ,hr samo place. on ,lr fest Monday in octOber
next, for the sale ct .Hl ...
Townships xnd o, in ranges ] 2 5
At the Land oHf.c a; Brookville, Indiara, On the
thifd Monday ia 5epteuiber pex,, ior tie sale oI
Townships IL io l9 and 20, IN ranses
9 S and
iS l9 ard 20 9
~ the s.-'e place, on the third Mondy in October
ne.t, for the sale ot
Townships IS i9 end 90, in sOngss7 8 9
10 and 5
II "a 10 and 90 II
~ The Land Office established Cor C,c District CT
Terrc ,iautc in indana. oL the fast Mond.y in No.
vember mex, foe ihc ss'c of
Townships 10 and 20, IN rsnges Z
q and 9 west
Ia 5 and l6 cast and west
Each sale will Commence With tie loves, number
ofseciion, township, and rang.
: The lands reserved by law tor the use OF schnois
or .os other purposes viii. as usual be rcser'ed
from sale.
Given y,der my hand. At the city Of Washington,
this i6lh day Of May, 1922.
JAMES MONROE.
BY he PresidentS
josiah M.tGs,
Commissioner Of lie General Land Office.
Nav 10 Nov l.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-23
PRIErEp AND pUELJsHRp pr
WILLIAM SLifO.NS,

PsIkTED AND ruELJsHEn nr
WfLLLi.M SLuO.yS,
tRisTER or THE Laws or THE uSIrsDsTATks.
Terms Of fis Repu6aeqn.
Two dollars yesr---one half IN advsnce.
Price Of .3drerf:sing.
One dollar and ity cents square, for three weeke
enatwsnly-hv cents for each publication aner-
smaller ones in the same proPortoa.
OF Advertisements will be continued HHjore:dden,
unless the term Of continuance Ne specified.
CJJob Work satisfactorily executed.
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HATS.


NFW-YORk HATS, which are
IN handsome and cheap. inc'udiug the fsshion-
able Oval. and wide and common brms-ioutiis
aad Chi,dIens Hats.
PAPER HANGINGS.
For Rooms and window curtains, with elegant
Bbrders--some very low priced
BOOKS.
Family Bbies. with plates, Account Books
--Bunis Navigator and Coast Pilot, last edi,ions--
Alden's and Webslers spelling oks-Murrsy's
Reader and Grammar Walkers Dictionary
Schooi-Books of every kind in use,-Also, small bi.
bles, Tesisments. Watts Psalms and Hyms.-3O
Resms FooScsp, Writing and Letter Psper-.Are
gust received and for sale at the Book and Hat Store
Of GEORGE wANloN,
.3gen 20 L. HATHAWAY.
Newport, July 10.
HOUSE OF ENTERIAINNEN7.
SAMUEL PLACE.
Respectfully informs his Friends and The Pu0-
lie in general,
THAT he has taken that large and
Il commodious house, No. 158, Thames s,street,
or mary years occupied as Public House by Mrs.
BILLINos--where be intends keeping house of
Entertainment, and where strangers aud steady
boarders will be accommodated in the best manner,
and good attendance will DC gwen.
Cinbs and private Companies can be sccommo6a-
ted on the most reasonable terms April "a.
NEW BOOKS.
FORTUNES Of Nigel, by the author OF Wavery.
4 vols
favori.e Of Nature, a novel, 9 vols
Europe, survey vi, By Everett, vol
Hollands, 0 novel; soi3
Vicar Of liver, vo,
Sir Andrew wy'ie, BY the author Of Annals Of the
Parish, vols
FASH Dnable Tour 10 the Springs, vol
Helen ID Towinon, novel from the French, vol
Curiosi,ies for the ingenious, lyo
A New-Engisnd fae. or sketches OF New-England
characters and manners, I vol
el ,irisn Tour, to the Lakes, the Canadas, and The
New England states, by p. s;snsbuiy. isSi
krimsha VS. genealogical Dictionary. l vol
Madeline. a tale, by Mrs: Opie, vol
.pone's Leic,s, Gregorys LSgacy, and Pennns-
TONS Advice, 4 vo!
TSone or the last oi the Pevrnseys novel, 2 vols
Sartsnapa,us, tie Two Foscari, and Cain, by Lord
Byron, vol
Uappb,ess, ,ale fos thegrand and tie gay, ! vol.
The above are sor saie.by
,fug 2. JdAIES U.dI5HOAD.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-23

Rhode Island ana New-York Steam
Boats.
THE CONNECTICUT, Captain
Il BunEER, and the FULTON, Captsin Law.
VIII IN future ply between this por, and New.iork.
touching at Newport.
Irom Nerg.Y York-a boat aill depart every We'd
nesdsy and Saturday, at 4 O'Clock p. NJ
Prom Provqdcnoe--a r)os' viii depart on Wednes-
day and Saturday, a, 6o'cock A. ".
~ Passage between Newpor, and ~ Yoik. 3 s.
between Providence and New-York, 8 10
Providence, July IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-23

MaKULE
MON u Nj T. n rs,
TOMBS, Chimney Pieces, Hearths,
L Fire Places and Grave stones, Of American
and Italian Marble, blue, white and olouded, for
sale on The Packet wharf, NEWPORT.
500 pair of Grave stones. OF the finest
and durable Blue Slate, warranted superior TO
any sold in this stsie.--Free Stone for Windows,
Caps and silis, Hearths, Fire Places and Steps,
All 9f which will be sold at the lowest Prices for
Cash, County produce, or other Merchandise, and
on 4 long credit ifrequlred.
spp'y'o JAMES STEVENS,
Newport, Msrch 81. Pelham Sfeei.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-24
From the Western CdroIiniaa.
sT,ERESTT.NG OPERATION.

Among the many cases of cataract successfully
treated by DR.. Beckwith one, who was eye witness
OF the facts, thinks the following case, the only one
among us, it is believed, oil one born bhnd' being
restored to sight must be interesting to the public
Some time since. Miss Mary Smith, young
woman about Is or 10 years OF age, blind from her
BIRTH in both her eyes. came 10 this place to submit
TO the operation Of COUGHING. The event has more
than realized her most sanguine hopes by the
operation she has been brought 10 as perfect sight
as persons OF her age, laborng under oongenltal
cataract have, probably, ever been. The effects on
her feelings were such as might be naturally ex-
pec,ed When the broad light oil day burst upon
her nothing could exceed her JOY, surprise aud as.
constituent. On using, for the tirst lime, pair Of
cataract spectaclcs she could express her Joy only
Nv repeated and extravagant bursts OF laughteI.-
The sense of touch had made many objects familiar
to her but on receiving her sight, all was to be
learned anew; as she could not tel single article
by sight until she called III the aid OF touch, or was
told its name She can now Distinguish her &C
quantances across the strt et. walk freely abroad,
and perform most domestic duties. She declares
that she never suffered one hours pain, or any IN
Aammat on, IN consequence OF the operation DE-.
Beck with who has hus had the singular happiness
OF restoring an interesting female from all the
horrors OF total blindness, TO the blessings oil society
has succeeded in completely restoring TO sight a
nunoer OF other persons, laborng under this DIS
tresslns priyation wIthin few years past. From
the circumstance OF almost total absehce Of pain,
n.fa nmation and Other unfortunate symptoms, so
often complained OF we are induerdto 0elleve there
must be some improvement IN Dir. Beckwith's mode
OF operating. We entertain hope, he will give
he pubic history Of his with his method
ii operating and mode o. eatment Should any
apology be due to he Doctor for using his name 50
reey The desire VIZ have, that others may expert
the happy effects his skill is all we off r.
Salisbury, on G December 10. III
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-24

A letter from Harrisburg, addressed n -. :.
o. the American Daily Advertiser, contain n,"',''
following information We
SENATE, December 16 ,ooo
MT Robertson presented a memorio, r .o~@
citizens OF Philadelphia, praying Legislative =. we
The chesapeake and Delaware Canal p"r'. a'a to
the Committee on Roads, &c. N'isa TO
MIR. Wu'ts presented a memorial Of .n;,.
tenor. Referred 10 the same Committee '''''aF
Mr.. M Mems for the Committee on Ro,a.
reported bill, entitled ian Act to ncnSnu uS' &c.
Company 10 make Rail Road from Harrish,~ ",e
Pittsburg." '''''1rg to
This bill originates out of Petition presen,.3h.
Mr.. John Stevens setting forth that he has S.y
vered new method for constructing Rail Rn '.G'
and asking the requisite powers 10 enable Hin, '1'
carry his plan int effect. on this route.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-24
SITE OF MISSOURI.

The second legislature Of TINS state me, ], S..
Charles he b. oil and chose Henry ). C-Ser,
Speassr Of tar dnus= OF Representatives. and
Thompson Dout. - Clerk SC Onlhe ssh. Goyer.
nor " Nar Communicated ) Message, from when
th= following extracts are made
Iae for trade has been greatly extended ard
promises valuable addition 10 the commerce Of the
country.
Tne,eis another branch Of trade lately opened
wA:ch would be inexcusa5le not to ,nenilon-ior =
year past. our adventurous CITIZENS nave EXTENDED
their eHterprze to ne internal provinces OF The
Ms ican empire ca ayans OF horses. and mules.
losded H1h merchandise have passrdfrom Miss uri
to santa Fs Anj !, IS TACT. to the belief At which
no edit would vs been gwen. until, was perfor.
med. mat wasgons have ihs summer, mace the
ioutaey.
TIE natural advantages Of this state and is IN.
tst0a sources 81 wealth is presumed re not
sur asss. hy any Inthe Cnoa. Cur sol exeslhaS
almost any other in fertility has p nved 10 Dc
ep ntiy adapted to the proiu, non Of TOBACCO, ana
81 the olhsr staple commodities 81 the Western
States, and the climate ms orsn toOud ~ Npevi.
Thsni. nn2re favourable 10 the cuins; Of cotton.
than tht most sangune aa3 al lc pated Salt springs
OF lmms1se value ATE ON 10 exist in VARIOUS
parts OF NJ Country. ana considsl abe portion OF
it an1unds with iuexAausble macs Of lead And iron
The importance Of encouraging agriculture and
manufactures viii no: escape your observation For
this urpose Will suggest the ptoHriv,y Of ssiabsh-
ins agricultural societies throughout the state
These Insriutions naturally produce mulallon, and
emulation improyemsnt.-l heir effects IN oihs
states have been found highly beneficial.
Another suspect Of the u;mos, mo 81 and poll
tcal importance. i the ms ruelon of the rislr :
generation. \ general diffusion OF knowledge i:
the best safeguard to our excellent form OF govern
NEST. Despotsm generally finds its sures support
in the ignorance OF the people, but republican
institutions flourish best in aland OF Iitersturs ane
silence. Fer the benefit aad responsibility Of b;