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sheep and turkeys have also been fatted
IN very short time-;s and not only so,
nut their flesh becomes exceedingly ten
der and fine faVoured. These expert
ments may be easily made,& are recon-
mended' TO the attention of graziers and
practical agricuIturalists.-.N Y. States-
man,.
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THE ELEPHANT.

Mr.. Johnson relates, in his S,Setckes of
Field Sports IN fndio, the following stu
GUAR story of an Elephant. An ele-
plant, belonging to Mr.. Boddam, used
every day TO pass over small bridge
leading from his masters house into the
town Of Gyah. He one day refused to
go over it, and it was with great difficult
ty, by-goriug him most cruelty With the
hunkuss, that the mahout could get him
10 venture en- the bridge, the strength
of which he first tried with his trunk,
showing clearly that he suspected it
was not sufficiently strong. At last, he
went on; but before he could get over,
the bridge gave way, and himself and
the driver were precipitated into the
ditch, which killed Aae driver. and con-
slderably injured the elephant. 1t is
reasonable to suppose, Continues Mr. J
that the animal must have perceived
the feeble state Of the bridge when he
had last passed over it. Ii il we'll
know fact, that elephants willseldom, if
ever, 90 over strange bridges, without
first trying with their trunks if they be
sufficiently strong TO bear their weight !;
nor will they ever go into a boat with
out doing the same.
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Worcester; IS,

Worcester; SIS. - .a.....
Probate Office, Dec. a, 1928.
To the Wsdozu and Heirs Of THOMAS Rus
SELL late q Ashburnham IN SAID County
deceased, and to all others concerned IN
the Estate Of said deceased,
r.. GREETING.
VoU are hereby cited to APP
IL pear Gfyou see ft) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester in said County,
on the first Tuesday in January next, at
ten of the clock, before noon, to show cause
why License should not be granted to the ad-
ministrator, to sell and convey so much of the
real Estate of said deceased, as will raise the
sum Of three hundred and ninety nine dollars
and eighty one cents for the payment of
debts aud charges; and you will be heard
thereon.
THEOPHILUS WHEELER, Regr.
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q Nee .Aaecaote.-A tin pedlar called
upon a spindle-shanked old gentleman,
in small clothes and tight silk stockings,
and enquired, "Do you waat sny.tin
ware?" 1t was dog days, and the. flies
had taken a peculiar liking to the old
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VoU are hereby cited to al
Gtle Gr1S ara S>ctetyces

ChnrcoaL-A writer in the London
Medical Repository, has published sew
eral statements, Illustrative of the effects
of Charcoal, in cases Of obstinate consti-
patton. In many instances, in his prac-
tice, where the most powerful cathar-
ticks had failed of giving relief, he says
that Charcoal, though tardy in its opera
ton, has produced the desired effect.
Relief, he says, does not generally fol-
low, short of from six 10 twenty-four
hours; but is sure to succeed, if the coal
is faithfully administered.
In relation TO the dose of this medi
cine, (says the writer) the rule which
have pursued is, to give it as freely and
as frequently as the stomach will allow.
The quantity required is considerable.
1t has happy influence in lulIing the
irriability of the stomach, when nothing
else which have used, would controul
the nausea and vomiting of the patient /;
thus fulfilling the double intention of al
lleviating very distressing symptom,
and then removing the disease itself. |
usually give from one to three table
spoonsful Of the charcoal every halt
hour OF hour; whenever the stomach
becomes overcharged with the medicine,
tthe excess is thrown off, and the stom-
ach is again quiet Igive it in lime wa
ter, milk, or water alone, the vehicle
having appeared to me unimportant."
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ed by those who have read the work with i'm
partial attention, and from those who have not
givensit perusal, it would be premature.
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DE AT Fl,

The most sensible motive to abate
the passions is death. The tomb is the
best course of morality; study avarice
in the coffin of the miser; this is the
man who accumulates heaps, riches up.
on riches--see few boards incIose him.
and few square inches of earth con-
tain him!' Study ambition in the grave
of the enterprising man see his noble
designs, his extensive projects, his
boundless expedients, are all shattered
and sunk in this fatal guilt of human pro-
Jects Approach the tomb of the proud
man, and there investigate pride see
the mouth that pronounced lofty expires.
sion, condemned to eternal silence the
piercing eyes that coRvu!sed the world
with fear, covered with midnight
gloom; the formidable ARM that dis.
tributed the destinies of mankind. with.
out motion or life! Go to the tomb Of
the no5leman, and there study quality
behold his magnificent titles. his royal
| ancestors, his flattering inscriptions, his
learned genealogies, all are gone, OF
going to be lost with himself in the same
dust study voluptuousness at the
grave of the voluptuous; see his sen.
SEES are destroyed, his organs broken tc
pieces, his bones scattered at the grave;
mouth, and the whole temple of sensu
al pleasures subVerted from its founda
ton.
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Receipt for Anissed Cordial. Beat to-
gether one fourth of an ounce oil Of
anise and two pounds of brown sugar
stir the mixture into one gallon of New.
England rum and one of water to this
add the white of two eggs, and table
spoonful of white sand.
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The wisdom of God appears in attic
tons. BY these he separates the @n
which he hates from the son whom he
loves. By these thorns be keeps him
from breaking over into Satan's pleas,
ant pastures, which would fatten him
indeed, but only to the slaughter.
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Piefy communicates divine lustre to
the female nind-beauty and wit, like
the flower Of the field, may flourish for
"A season, but age will nip the bloom of
beauty; sickness and sorrow will stop
the current of wit and humour, and in
that gloomy time which is appointed
TOR all, piety will support the dropping
soul like a refreshing dew upon the
parched earth.
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MassaChttSett8-. Gpp.

ssTHE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS Isl ESSENTIAL
TO THE SECURITY OF FREEDOM
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Virginia Legislature.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

49, - 49, ~ A. u 49, - \ - y
Monday, December The following
communication from the Treasurer was
read, and ordered to be- printed
Treasury OEce, lst December, 1923.
Sikh obedience TO the provisions Of
the several acts Of assembly, prescribing
the duties of the treasurer and auditor, |
have the h'nor Through You To report to
the General Assembly, the operations Of
the treasury department during the fiscal
wear, winch tel minated on the 90th Sept
last.
The receipts al the treasury ON account
of lht commonwealth from the LIST Octo.
her, 1872, To- the 30lh September, 1898
Zach day inclusive, and of the Literary
Fund and Board of Public Works, from Ist
OttoheI 1922, t. the lst March last, (at
which time the SECOND auditor came into
Office amount IL six hundred and eighty
Sven thousand two hundred and 6fty.
three dollars and nine cents, which added
10 the balance 90 hand on the Soih Sept.
t322, of one hundred and nlne thousand
-four hundred aud seventy three dollars and
forty.scscn cents makes an aggregate of
seven hundred aud ninety SIX thousand
seven hundred y twenty six dollars, fity-six
cents. The disbursements during the same
period, amount To seven hundred aud sixty
three thousand seven hundred aud nineteen
dollars thirty seven cents, leaving balance
/ In the treasury an the seth September,
! 1928, of thirty three thousand thirty.seven
dollars ard nineteen cents, nj the credit of
the commonwealth. See statement Al
| vi thr balance on hand on the 30th Sep.
/ t,sIflftfAr last thp gI IN Ff tbtrfpap thnncanI
sixty three dollars and ten cents, had been
paid into the treasury at different times an.
terror TO the last fiscal year by the subscri-
bers 10 the erection of a monument to the
! memory Of the ilusirous Washington ; an
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pY virtue of deed of thus, executed To

10y virtue of a deed of Trust executed II
ID the subscriber by Daniel Ellis, aud dul,
recorded IN the husiings court ut Lynehhurs
for the purpose oi securing II certain sun u
money hrreir mentioned, shall proceed IL
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yh day Of Deconbor treat,
y CEME.AiN ANY,
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Lyrhbure, wherein the said Ellis nov re
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Snead. Acting rs trustee, shall convey ON.
" such title as is vested in me rs such
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NASAINGvOE INN.

lie subscriber informs his friends and
me public in geneot, Mof he has reatt&
7hc house knomn by He nb0re name, situated
on Third street, al Me corner immediate ~ dbose
-htGrs. Dnid i William kyit's, lately occg-
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prepared 10 accommodate BO1RDERS, and
TRANSIENT CUSTOMERS. From hiSi0ng
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mtnts he has made, he feeis no hesitation in pro
missing to give satisfaction 10 those uho may oaH
on him III returns Trunks 10 his friends FIR bS
hberm encouragement uhich h. hos nirtody re
eeiped n his Hne Of business, and soheifs Goa
stauGuee Of their patronage
ROBERT WORRTSS.
Of horses can be accommodated X. N
October 7. 10
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| mcrira.
| To be confined exclusively to those who sig
naiized themselves, in either Capacity, ia tn,
Revolutionary War, which obtained the Indie
pendence eitheir county
Second Edition. Htth annpreadir--coniaipia
lAnE Declaration Ivy the Representative s d
i the United COLONIES of North America,
acting forth thecauses and necessity OF taking
up arms, Ju y ., 1715-The Petition by the
| Representatives OF the United Colonies, to IT,
king OF GleR Britain, July 8, IL 5---A procla-
ton on ngress + a dag o. Eating humilia-
ton ard p aye March 10, l775--The Decla.
| ration OF Independence, July :, a7i6---and the
manifesto by the Congress OF the United State:
vi America, October 80, l779.
Also the Constitution OF the United States,
and tn Farewell Address oil General WASH.
rNGroN, TO the People # the Usllted States, an
nunnclng his intention oi retiring from public
service, September 7,l796.
COMPILED BIZ THOMAS J RODGERS
i" We az teau,ed 10 tie te,natl,e ot ehou
sing an uncondi ioh al submission to the tyran-
ny oil ritateS ministers, OF resistance by iuice
The latter Is our ciroice. We have counted the
cost OF his { -ntest, and find nothing So dread.
lul as voluntary slave y. Honor, Justice, and
humanity Ion bid rs tamely 10 sur endel that
I eedom wilch we received from our gallant
sucesto 5, and which our innocent posteiity
na9e ugh. toreceve II ON us. We rannoi
endure the niamy and guilt Of resignlng sue.
ceedIng generatlon,to that wfetchcdness which,
inevitably aNal them, il we basey entail here.
dtny bondage upon them.
I" The arms We have been compelled by oul
enemlesto assume, we will, ~ defiance oleveiy
hazard, with unabating 6rnress and pelsevel-
,nce, employ ioi the preservation oi our ibe
tts--being with onc nppd resolved to die iree-
en- rattel than 10 live olave7."--[ Declaration
Of Congress, setting Earth The necessity eftakiag
up arDIS--Jaiy +, liI5.
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[No.3 81.
JOHN McNEAL-Gun Maker.

9 ETURNS thanks TO the citizens rf
! j ; Lynehburg and the surrounding co, htiss
for tbeir very liberal encouragement size his
1commtne emeni in business. He would f.
thcr take this opportunity of informing then
that he hns now on hand, an assortment of
row LING PIECES, RIFLES, PISTOLS .ant
a variety of oillcr articles In his line, OF tn
FIRST quality, which he IS willing 10 dispose of
on very moderate terms, ~ he intends reno
wing Ia the west in The beginning OF the ensl-
ing Summer. lie will continue To make ant
repair GuEs aud Pistols of every description
aud assures the public in general that no en-.
deavors on his part shall be omitted 10 render
raisiaefiun.
DOOR LOCKS md KEYS, UMBRELLAS
aud FARASOIS, will also be repaired IN tbs
neatest nnpner.
~ B--A few articles Of CsEHoLDiG1
KITCHEN FIRNI1URE, consisting OF a
sideboasd, Secretary, s sundry oihers, which
lie would wish 10 dispose of by private sale.
October 3 cts
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ADVERTISEMENT

T OST-The first Of October, 1875, A
IL BLACK HORSE, with short tail, ~
low order, coming from the camp meeting,
near Mr. Henry Yeallis's, and will be thank
fni to any person for information where he Is
ANY person who may take him up, will write
To me, in Lynchhurg, and will send for him
and pay lawful expense for The same.
HENRY MOORMAN
November IA STA