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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-03


having been appointed, the ballot COM
menced AT 4o'clock it closed. when :be
numbers were declared to be-for the
vote Of 1900 to the Irish subscription, q46
against it, 269-majority against voting
$500 %.
We wish (says the Courier} the names
OF the majority were recorded, who thus
denied to suffering humanity sum they
could well AFFORD. upon the cold plea Of
tormalities and precedents.
Notwithstanding the acts OF despera.
ton and atrocity SO frequently produced
by hunger in nations less mercurial and
more enlightned than the lower classes Of
the Irish, it is stated TO their honor, that
they are not guilty Of thetts, and are pea
ceable and quiet.
The intelligence from this kingdom
reaches down to the 18th ult.
The Chamber Of Deputies, in secret
committee, agreed on Monday, the 10th.
to address the King. 278 to So. Most
important discussions took place respeGt-.
ing the relations of France with Spain,
the expedition to SANTANA, and the qnes-
ton of peace or war in:tbe East. MN.
Sebastiani, Alexandra de la Borde, and B.
Constant, requested explanations. which
were gwen by the ministers Of the inte-
rior and finance, and by Rear Admiral
Halgan.
A bloodless duel was fought at Paris on
Friday, the 5th Of June, between M. Ben.
jamin Constant and The Marquis Forbin
des lssaris, originating in letter inserted
by the latter in the Quotidienne and BRA.
peau Blanc. Benjamin Constant being
lame, and unable 10 STAND. the comba
tants were provided With inc chars. pla,
ced at 10 PAGES from each other, and IL |
that novel posture they both fired twice
without effect when the seconds interDeredl
and declared the business must terminate.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27
A9iscstianp.
f'oIn Niles Register.
IRELAND.

We have an account Of The uiai of the a re-
al captain Rock" for The mo- der OF youpy
gentleman named Hoskins. The stretched
nisn, wesried with blood, gave himself 10 and
piesd gully. Murder, he confessed, w.s
commited tor "bire," without enocn,iry 10
the Individual 10 be slain; and this account
shews ,hut, when the victim was on his knees
begging Cor mercy, onc uf The party fred
pistol down through his body" The ire
qoency Of these things Is sppnllinp--and, if
we could believe thst the wretched stare OF
the people was not produe,ed by the tyranny
snd neglect OF their govetnmsn,, We should
Ty ,hs, ireland was the best field for Brifisk
missionaries in The world---bnt they wish TO-
60 luther f'om homo. The I'i.h ate q 20.
bic, kind hearted peop'e---fsi,hinl to ihsis
friends bu, ndiscriminNe in their ,resent-
mens; easily won by kiodne IS, and led by
their feeling 70 the mobiles, or basest Of deeds;
the ti,lesto oil people, perhaps 10 be led from
semi.barharism to the ligh, and FITS of Tho
gospei, teaching fo'bca sace apd The perform.
anee OF good oiiices, one TO another. We
speak Of that class which 10 donosaius,ed tho
pesssniiy, who haze no interest or lot in tho
wsiia'e oi the state, conditioned - they are
Kept down by physical force, and resisting il
by oil the means, and any means, within tho
scope OF their Intellectual powers or petsons.
strength.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27
NEW GOODS.
HdPYE1 SESSIONS.


HAs jest received, good assortment of Goods
suitable 10 the season--whIch he offers at
small advance from the cost--vis-
London black and blue Brosde,otbs and Cass;.
usercs' 20 fsncy colors do, 81 black Boubssins /,
So black snd coosed do Nankin and Canton Grapes.
ladia black snd oolored Levsntnes Grape shswls, |,
Crzpe hong .hswls English Esslinrre hong sbawls
Cashmere shawis Gag and black silk Adkis fsocy
silk do, Gaoze do, white and black silk Gsuze
black white and plaid Iutstrings; Parssos, cheap
garnlture and plain Ribbons Merno sha&ls; do
tidkfs; black, white aud colored India silk shswls |;
black and colored India satins; silk Ves,ings; blue
and yellow Nankins Furni,ores and Copperpates, !,
cheap Callcoes Bombsse,s furniture AID common
Dimo'y 4 and 6 Cotton Csmbritks, Jaconet do /,
and Cd sheer Musiins India, Null and Book do;
Muslin and Leno IIdkfs. with borders, . 4 Linens
and long Lawns Linen Cambria Hdkfs, Featser
fshs-stripcd aad white Jeans mixed Carhbe,s for
coats aud pan,soons--bleached and unblesch,d a.
mer'csn cottons. great tarlely piaids and stripes
-Bed,icks, sc. &c. &c. July 24
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27
GOGGLES ESLOST.

ODNIOLTsD I<JD !.
y ECENTLY lost in this town,
IL pair of ofspsctscles. called Goggles The find.
office oet.2
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27
pUTN.9M,S rock
faon nLLInAs's ieuasAL.

fRoA BLLINAss JoUpsAI.
Extract of letter from professor DSns, OF Dart-
mouth college, to the editor. dated February 5ib,
1922 ........ .t. Il.
bsye received an account CT "Pn'nom's,
Rofk," which is in The river opposite Wet
Point. Il was given to me by my flopd col.
onei Tucke,, ci Clooce.i.r, (Msss sod lha
history, as connected with the American 'es.
olu,ion, cannot fail 10 be Interesting VIII
give il in his owu wofts, as there Is nsive'is
IN his msnnes Of relating h.
This fsmou. rock, originally naive Of tho
Highlands above Yves, Poia,, IVES situated on
tho extreme height OF Buue' Hii' wbeo
tho mo,nfpg fcg wa. descending from tho
hill, !, had q ve'y beautiful sppt snce, not
much uoliss a hotsemsp's tent or hospns,
MARQUEE riding on the eiood. IL was com.
mon amusement for the fhcers when oE du-
~ TO roll large rocks from The side, Of those
bills. These oheo set others goog with
them, 10 the great terror oi those persons
who were below. One dsy wheo Ibis isho'i'
Oh. smussnent wa ever, cspnsi R0iVs Put:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27
AED
No I. CNsfom UouSc Court.

No l, Custom UonSc Court.
NNILL this day open Fifteen Bales and Boxes ~
w Gooss suitable for the present and approach.
ing season. which he has taken grea, deal Of pains
purchase in order to eel very chesp. All those
who want GOOD cloths for little money, will do well
10 call and see Tor themselves.
.7n1otE he God. o,,enisg. are the folo,ying:
supe,6ne, fine and common blue Brosdcioibs;
Syperfne black 8roadcIoths brown and drab Cloths
for great coats and suroutsa complete assor ncnt
of Cassincres and Pelice Cloths for I.adies coats
double -milled Csssimeres; Devonsbire Kerseys;
Plains snd Red Caps! complete assortment Of
fsnpels, twIi'ed aud plain superb lot Of 500 yds
Carpeting from 6s TO 6s9d, stair Csrpciing 3s9d yd.
Bandsnna Flag and black silk Hsndkis Cotton. Flag
and Madrass Hsndkis Gcpternens Crasats imna.
,on Linen Ilandkfs figured Popns; silk yeyets;
cotton Velyets; Shee'ngs and shr,ingsI sewing
Co;tons by the pound, very nice Caroline Plsids
Scotch Pl2ids; plain Bomlszetts from Is6a 10 3s
the vi. figured Dombazc,ts, Worsted Hosiery q
superb lot Of Cashmere lShswis, plain and figured
borders thick fancy vestings; Comlorters tor
beds. well made, at els gentlemen and ladies' Bez.
yer Gloves blue and green Caiiicoes; Kid Gloves.
common Cambries Jscopet Cambrics 4 Null null
Muslin, shear Muslin, figured muslin Hdkf,. Lin.
ea Csmbrics, Linen Shrtings aud !Sheetngs;
beau iful assortment OF Thread Lsces; bsmpsk and
Dlapers; American Ginghsm Checks and Stripes
Pins and Needles, and many othsr articles too nu.
nerous to mention Oct. 2.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CHARTS, &c.
nm. II. RHTHBOWE,

JAs jus, received and offers for sale, at his store
1 head IF Poete, Hha,E new Chart, extending
from New.fork to Havana. improved by government
surveys in 1920. wuh general assortment of charts
Of the latest surveyr-Bowdch's Nsvigs,ors. 5ib ed
ton American Coas, Pilots, 10Th edition; Nautical
Aimanacks for the years 1922 and 1928, sc mems
daily Assistant--wtb complete assortment al Nsu-
tcsi Ins,runents-ietter writing, log and wrapping
Paper-oulls and Ink Powder.
.l,,, a general assortment Of Hardware, Cutlery,
Cordsgc snd ship Chsndlery.
Just received 80 casks cut Nails, assorted sizes
so thousand Brlcks--20 doz Title.
or Cordsge aud Cables made to order. and yes
sells furnished with every article Tor o,g and ,hor'
vo.ges. .gugzu IA.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27
NOTICE.

rANEs TOWNSEND. informs bis friends and
j the pubic, that he has emplovei an experienced
wprkunsn, at The CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
and is ready to attend TO the calls 81 bis old Gus
toners and Friends--thc smallest favour viii he
gratefully acknowledged and pune,uslfy attended
to-oAll At the Chambers over b's Store, north
corner o. Dannisief s.yhstl Mach y, ls2E
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27
Ladies' Shoe Manufactory.
40. is4, TsAsss STREET,

NO. ia, IHhbkS STREBT,
find No. s, Casfom House Convf.
IosIAH OrIs BuppiCK, lately from
- Lynn, Mass. respectfully informs his friends
snd the pnoIie that he has taken the foI mey,
occupied by wm. James Tiiiey, and directly under
the Custom house, where he intends manufacturing
ahkinds Of f.fDfES SHOES in the best style. and
OF The Les, materials, And viii sell them rs low Ms
can be purchased ~ loxh or state.
All orders sili be psnetuslly attended TO. and
,hs~tf.l,y reeeived. oct o
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Selling AZ very reduced prices, at
Il. L. LEE'S.

CUPERtINE ard common blue and black Broad.
~ cloths Cassimeres fashionable Pelise Cloths
plain and fguc. d English fisnnels Cslicoes, o Va.
rety; merIno Shawls and iIdkfs imitation, ditto !;
book asd ieno Musiins book muslin pidkfs; super
black siik. do ball and wire Thread best ltalian
sewing sl'k horn, she'd and ivory Combs, black
and culored Grapes; black. gseen and white Italian
Grapes Bomba,etts, very cheap 8ombazeens; Va.
lencis Vestlngs, linen Cambrics long Lawns null
bud jaconet Musins Cotton Csmbrics Dirniti,s;
striped Jeans Hosiery. great vsriety cheap Irish
Linens shir'ngs and sheetings; knitting Co,ons {,
cotton Tloss .
The above articles, with q grea, variety not men,
toned. will be sold much lower than ever before Of
ferei. Those who wish to ciolhe themselves cLeap.
will do we'll 10 call ut
No. ia. 7hanlcs.S
Newport ssnt H.
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savAwsiM, xoy. &.



40 net OF the most brutal viliainy was ror1.
mit'ed las, Saturday 10 the residence OF M.
p. Cs,oonet, Of this city. Some person I, epl
pears. entered the third ,,ory Of the house be.
tween ciehi and nine o'clock in tho evening,
by tho seo,de which coinrnunics,es with the
garrett, no doubt for tho pu pose Of concealine
himself, and robbing II At leisure during tho
night Sad placed himself in The bedroom Of
TOO young ladies', daughters cfv vir. Catobne,.
Their surprise ODD slaim may be Judged,
when, 90 going 10 their room, preparatory 10
going TO rest, they perceived the feet and
par, OF the legs Of man beneath the doors
OF . clothes press, in which he had hastily tn-
ken shel'sr and barely closed them sufficient
" 70 cppccsI his body. The young ladies' isn-
medisseiy shiicked for sssisssnce and uempt-
cd 20 ny, whom the si'Isin flushed from ,hs
hiding place, aud by blows several sisnes. re-
pssted before assistance could be rendered,
koocked ihem both down ioscus,ble on tho
handing place Of ,he stairs, which, with tho
wall, was sprirkied with blood. Hs then, H.
is Presumed tpaco bis escape by the wey hn
entered or By tho stairs to the street, snd
though the most dligeni search was immcdi.
a,ely made, no traces cf him could be found.
Tie two victims 70 this b,o.AI sssool,, sfo
much bruised and lacera,ed 10 the head and
fsce, and remain confined in the hands Of tho
hyscian.
n cahture Of jorfy two years.--The follow
ing cx,tsct from a ,o'et enclosed to he Edit
tor OF the KeD,ucky Gszcus, by Gov. Cess, OF
Detroit, msy lead 10 most ,codsr meeting
between family that had lost SIGH, Of each
other forever, 90 ihi. side tho grave. With
ou, referring 10 biso'y, we believe the Indi-
ans and slli.s Che Bti,sh) captured Riddles
Station, DOW 10 Bufbon County, in June, 1890,
OF which timc Mts. Dale snd her Two dsugh-
,ers were led captive, and separated fom the
rest ol the family
CoLcnssTfn, Gu. c AUG T, 1922.
my Dear Son--I ives taken al For Lick
ing, con- msndsd by Capt. Ruddle, and was
ransoued by Col. Msgec, and brough, in', u.
+ Csosds, near hmhcrsituf e, Fou Maiden,i
where I now live alter having been 10 years
enDong the indisos. Your eldest sister IS now
living in Sandwich, but the younges could
never hcae Of. Now, my dear son, would
be se,y glad TO see you once more before
die, which do not think will be long as sa
in q tety bod state Of health and have been
this great while am married 10 Mr.. Js-
cob Miracle, for whom you can inquire.
MARY MiRACLE.c
"To Peter Lsle, Ken,ueky."
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A SMART ACTIVE LAD.

WANTED in a dry goods store a
smart active lad One Who writes good
hand. :. acquainted with figures. and On be well
recommended, viii 6nd employgeu BY enqlring at
this hce.
81, poet, Nov. s, TS-2.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27
NEW GOODS.
Robert P. Lee,
ia, Ibamss- Street,

II AS just received, and offers lor sale
4 L At the very lowest Prices for Cash. a large
sssortmen: Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
As FOLLOWS
Blue, black and mixed Breadcrs.hs, from ea cents
to z dollars.
Diuble and single nilled Cassmeres. from So CTS.
to S950.
Slack and colord Ggured and plain Bombazetts,
from IS To SO cents.
Blankets, Duflils, Plains, Kerseys, Bookings, and
Dsizes.
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FISH Fashionable pelise cloths Cashmere shswl'. bOr-
Handsome Nesting, Merino shawis & scarfs
W"s'ed Hosiery, G with elegant borders,
Lambs WOOL Hose and YCo.ton shswls with ana
half Hose, without borders,
Power iooia shiriings, Flag, bsidanno and blk.
Chntz and Furnitures, y i!ds6
Calieoes and Ginghams, & Cotton ditto all kinds.
Widbores for Is yBook and Leno Musss
Good Diaper tor Cd. Book muslin Hankjs
Sattinetts, 4 Jaconet and nuIl Mus.
silk and tabhy Velvet. !ins,
Black sarsnets, \Cottdn CsnIbfcs. ~ s.
Ra,iinetts, Ga
Cotton Umbrellas, ysrish ~inens, tt
Woodstock and beaver {, Linen Csmbrics,
Gloves, 1'1hresd Lsces.
White worsted Shirts. Fine flst Bobb6s,
Rcd Caps and Comfort. 4 Buckrlm and brown Lin.
eis. ens
Scotch and Tartan Pla'ds = Silk and Twist,
Ladies black aud olive & Patent wire sewing Cot.
beaver Gloves, ton,
Plush trimmed and lined b Children's socks,
ditto. JHussis and Ravens Duck
Angola Gloves. <Merino and plaid siik
and green, JCrssl for towels.
LIKE WISE,
500 yards good TowcIcth: 500 do.
Ametiesn Shirtings; Chcx, Stripes, Bed.
ticks, Woo'en Yarn, Kni,,ing Cotton, Domes-
tic Flannels, Pia:ds. Sbcs,ings, SO. sc.
Newpo-,. Orr l6
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TPRIv1IhG, Of all hnds,ereel5ed m
a sa:isIa.ssrg aasnlr, ss this ogirt.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27
FOR SALE--M a low b,iee.
A FARM in the town OF Columbia,

IlNM I'D lIfc tUWU VI NOIfII.IDJd,
IN (Con.) situate two miles westerly from the
meeting house. and one mile from the turnpike road
leading from Lebanon TO Hartford, containing 80
acres Said farm is we'll wstered. and wc,' proper.
toned in moving. Pasture, piough-iAnd, wood.
land AMI orchsrdng-wiih . convenient dwelling
house, two .srns and other out hou3es tbreon stand
ing. Payment will be made easy--say one fourth ct
the time Of purchase. the olber three fJurths may
remain on good secur.,y, from one, to ten years as
best suits the purchaser Por further particulars
e,aure of EpHRArs Mrsts on the premises, or to
MANASSEH MINER.
Sell 49, 1872. Of Sfssnngton.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-10-30

!" The Ne'c-EngLaad Farmer. 1.-THE Pres-
dent, Trustees, and other officers of the Mas
sachusetts Agricultural Society, have joined
IN publishing very complimentary, but just,
recommendation of this useful and well-con-
Quoted Agricultural Journal which we would
copy, could we conveniently devote the nee
essary space in our columns. The Farmer is
published, at Boston, every Saturday. Each
number contains quarto pages, on good pa
per, with fair type. The price is s $50 per
annum, payable in Gdraglcs, Or $500, at the
close Of the year.
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E6enezer CQd1veU

4 EsPEcrFULLY informs the
& y Publick, that he has recently COM
menced the TAILORING BUSINESS in its
various branches, near Col. Jason Wdters's,
IN Sutton-where be will faithfully attend to
all who may see fit to call.--Gentlemen'
UNIFORMS, and all other commands attended
to in the most fashionable style.
NJ B. The Subscriber will supply
BRoADcLoTHs, CAssIMEREs, SArINErrs, &
TRIMMINGS of all kinds suitable for making
Clothes, at as low rate as can be purchased
at any Country Shop.
Sutton, Oct. II, 1922.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-10-30

breed might be improved by crossing
with coarser kind, | wrote to Mr.. Reed
on the subject,.an received the follow
ing statement 80 have often tried the
experiment of crossing with a coarser
breed of hogs, and as often found my
hogs to degenerate but when | have
crossed with small-boned hogs, it has an
swered well. My hogs are of the Bed
ford breed, SO called in England; and
experience has proved, to my satisfac-
ton, that this breed is far the best that
has been introduced into our country
They are quiet in their nature, fat easy
and with little expense or trouble. |
have had some weigh. at IL months old
about $40 lbs. and a considerable num-
Der, at 10 months old, 400 lbs.'
| have distributed two filters of the
kind, and have the third now ready for
disposal. o. FISKE.
Worcester, Oct. %, 1899.
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Almanacks for
1898

A RE received, and for sale. at
IN DORR & HOWLAND,s Bookstore hv
the gross, dozen, or single copy. Also. most
Kinds OF School Books in general use. IN anu
quantity.--A good assortment Of BLANrs
BLANK Books, and STATIONARY. constan,iy
on hand-together with almost every article
usually called for at Bookstore.
D. g IT. have Just published
a new and handsome edition Of 6 BI.AIR,s
LECTURES ON RHEToRICK >, with Orrs.
T. adapted to the work, by an experienced
Teacher OF Youth.
They have lately commenced business
IN thus place, as permanent Stand and hon
ing to gain the patronage of the publick. rive
assurance that no endeavours on their Mart
shall be wanting to give entire satisfaction ~
those who may favour them with their com.
mands. eoui-
Law, Social and Private Libraries fur
nlshed and replenished on very favourable
terms.
W BooKBTNDING, in all its branchesl
attended to as usual.
Worcester, Oct. 80, 1922. conf
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-10-30

These Drops generally give ease in
most cases of Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, Difficult
ty of Breathing, Wheezings, Tightness of the
Chest, Consumption, and Pain in the Side.-
The aged will experience relief equally agree
BILE and instantaneous, even when the lungs
are affected.
!. o. Be particular that each genuine
bottle has C ANDERsoN's CouGH DRops''
stamped on the bottle; and that each of the
directions are signed, in writing, by JAMES
MELLEN. No others are genuine.
Sold by ABRAHAM LINCOLN. and JER-
EMlAH ROBINSON, Worcester; Henry Put
nam, Western; Bali & Fay, Marlborough /;
Capt. Carpenter, Uxbridge; Samuel Leeds s.
Co. Milford; Z. Hunt & Son, Northampton. !;
Lorenzo Bull, Druggist, Hartford DIR. Whit
ney, and George H. Tillinghast, Providence !;
Bond & Mayo, West-Brook6eld and whole
sale, BY BARTLETT & BREWER, No. 10, Corn
hill, Boston.
o. Price, One Dollar fer large, and Fifty
Cents for small bottles.
Oct. 80, 1922 6meow
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-10-30
Sterling Land for Sale.
NHE Subscriber owns a Farm

YSHE Subscriber owns a Farm
N in the Town Of Sterling, in this Coup-
ty, consisting of 440 acres of Land, living TO-
gether. One half of this Tract is covered with
wood, and the other half is Improved Land
Inc principal part of the cleared haIfis excel
lent Grazing and Grass Land, with some Land
well adapted to Grain The present owner IS
unwilling homeopathic the good. Land of Ster-
ing; especially as his other aYocations will
NOT permit him to carry on so large Farm adj
vantageously, either to himself or to the Land.
ne offers, therefore, to sell two or three hun
orea acres, including about an equal quantity
81 Ffooo ana Cleared Lands in lots to suit
purchasers.
II any person, whose exclusive occu-
patton IS farming, wishes to procure. for a small
sum OF money, large tract of Land. capable
oil being rendered doubly and even trebly VAL
liable, by little good husbandry-a Farm. ON
winch the single article Of growing Wood on
winch, would bring in the market more than
tne prlee OF the Farm; and the Buildings ON
"ncn cost more than half the money the Sub
scfiper asks for the whole-a tract Of Land.
situated IN place where Produce of all kinds
Is at least ~ per cent. higher than at the.
courthouse IN Worcester; lying within Q
miles OF the street in Worcester. where the
contemplated Canal from Worcester to Proyi-,
oence is to commence and within miles of
Two nourlshins manufacturing establishments
such person will probably find no more
aoVantaseous purchase in the Commonwealth
man thus Farm; the whole of which together
including the Buildings, the Subscriber will
sell, Tor Sl4 an acre, and give reasonable
payday Tor part of the purchase money, orthe
whole, as the purchaser may wish.-The
buildings on the Farm are two Dwelling Hon.
ses-three Barns-two large Sheds, fitted for
conveniently keeping a large flock of Sheep;
besides other Out-Buildings.--For more par.
ticular information, application may be made
70 the Subscriber, in Worcester, or to JOHN III.
STRATToN, ON the premises ar
JOHN w. HUBBARD.
Worcester, Oct 80, 1922.
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For the Massachusetts Spv.

MIR. MANNING
Believing that an essential improve
ment might be made in the breed of
Swine in this vicinity, | have turned nv
attention to this object have bred
from the first quality of our native stock;
but have found the produce variant and
uncertain in form, size and propensity:
some improved, and others deteriorated.
| have crossed with more reputable
breeds; but did not obtain that feshy
torn and disposition TO fatten upon light
keeping, most valuable to farmers who
supply the market, and families who
supply themselves.
In 1920, examined the pens of Mr..
John Reed, of Roxbury, who, by the
agency of Col. Pickering, had procured
breed from England. As he was rails
ing and tattening upon large establish
menl, having, as estimated, Is tons pre-
pairing for market, had an opportuni-
ty OF viewing them in their various sta
ges. From their appearance and his ac-
count of them, was satisfied of their ex-
cellence, and obtained the kind. They
may be seen in possession of Capt Mum
roe, Mr.. Butman, Mai. Burt, and Mr.. Ru-
fus Porter. One Of the kind was ex-
hiolted at our last Cattle Show by Mr.
Gleason, who obtained the first premi-
UNI.
It being suggested by the Committee
on Neat Stock, the last year, that the
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At Barre, on the 9TH inst. MIR. Jonathan Al
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