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,...AMONG WHICH ARE...
NLEGANT figured and plain Swiss Mus
a. Iins--4-s and Ga null and Jacconett do.
Imitation Nj rino Mantles--ZeIia Handker-
chiefs--eIegant wrought inserting Trimmings
-plaid Silks--Qneen Caroline Plaids-Fig' a
and plain Bombazetts, some of new style
Imitation India Muslins--Cambrics aud Cam
brio Muslin-Long Lawns--black s. colored
|hg'd Silks--light NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. black
twilled Silks-Elegant 81 black Bombazines
black Synchaws and Sarsnetts-long and
short white kid Gioves-English black, hid &
Beaver ditto--men's and women's silk Gloves
and Hose, black & colored Canton and Nankin
Crapes-4-4 and Ga Dimoties--fgured scar
LET flannels and Rattinetts--5-4 & Oh white
tlsnnels, MILD and twilFd--piain Flannels of
all colors livery cheapl-elegant blue Queens
Cioths-green Bookings -Serges--Superhne
and a r,ouacr
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Singing Books.


Bowditch's Navigator-Ship Masters Assis-
tant--Malhams Naval Gazeteer-Nautical Al
lmanacs-C harts-Quadrants- Scales--Dividers
Log Books and Paner-TournaIs
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an Religions and religious DENOMINATIONS.
Hunters Sacred Biography
Masonic Chart; Mason's Monitor;
TEACHERS Practice and Dispensatory
The Art Of invigorating and prolonging life BY
food, clothes, air, exercise, wine, sleep, &C.
Together with great variety Of other books on
History, Law, Physic, Divine and MiscelIane-
oug suhiecfg
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have been her guide, and have carried her
safely through great danger and perplexity-
the friends and disciples of WAsHINGTuK
throughout the country will take deep in
terest in the approaching election. Be then
true to yourselves. Remember what you owe
to consistency and to your friends, with whom
you have acted in the most perilous and dis
heartening times.
As we value the character of NIassachu-
sets, as we prize our venerable institutions.
the noble monuments of our Fathers wisdom.
and the basis of our glory and prosperity, let
us give the candidates we have selected that
honorable, jealous, and united support,
which their characters and eminent publick
services deserve. Then, under the direction
OF that Providence, which has hitherto pro-
tected and blessed US, we shall preserve the
present administration, and maintain that
steady and elevated course by which Massa-
chusetts has been distinguished
RICHARD SULLIVAN, Chm.
STEPHEN P. GARDNER, Sec'y.
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Hon. Daniel Noble


effective t Monday
Pot Hon the Hon. John
e. Hon
Address
and ordered be signed by the Chairman Secretary
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MASSACHUSETTS, NOMINATIONS.

AT from the lin
the
OF the COMMITTEES. and
Resoued unanimous b this Convent That
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In the gear Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and t,oenty-three.
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Hon. HARRISON G. OTIS.


The name Of o familiar and dear every acquainted with that memorable
e %
ga civil and s freedom sat 5 s 1na s,1 ]
@ % % .ss N 9 xs s o n asE
o ss y s s h e s p1s g S gud Scarcely had h. entered on
called hun pSE service 7s5 Tas elected .snvs n Bto y
Such popular
sae Ss hst a interesting great p
proved oTs a par
them legislature where the two succeeding called
h @ bi ount9 ss 5 p 6 a h three years
the c 1 o and the elective rights Of the people Justly endd him his
maintained peculiar
After brilliant career the he induced
manned there until he chosen this
. ps 4as yis @ Sss n Bs, s BIZ as,s % @
;erssG inas pG gy and d 1Sny Who has been more faithful
for aD hd9 5 a 6 b b to aq Me appeal tho o~5is
whether any one was more constantly at his post suoas the discharge
We shall find the character Of Mr. his splendid
supported lat a.
sso dihgiDg The duties
MAGISTRATE ne mas ih sIeat for that %
the people No man better acquainted will tie situation this State
Legislature Massachusetts Who well knows BY what
and the nechanck and
His the House and
set beay towards hi. political pledge that he would the
When in The course Of s war mos, * Apprehension
@ SsOos home the P4'E deaa9d an inquiry into the their
consult together the The
dign6ed hwhich
Legislature the
performed.
in fomdn
ofanym of
OF citizens We satisfied Mr. system Of
GonalUn Thy its
principles thinking exclusive
principle oft Union that the Federal Government
all the which reserved themAnd that
dthama
land the
and the
Council he
institutions Mr. NOBLE has His uemihed
community and his qualifications
ets
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An Act in addition to an Act, entitled
IAN Act for repulatinO Fence. ,,


san Act for regulating Fences.n
BE ii enacted by the Senate and House oe
Representatives an General Court assembled
and by The authority Of the same, That in All
cases where division fence between the
owners ofimproved lands has been made. eth
er by fence-viewers or by agreement, in writ
ing, between the parties, and recorded in the
office of the Clerk of the town wherein such
lands are situate, and in all cases where a d.
vision of fence between the owners of improv-
ed lands shall hereafter be made. either bv
fence-viewcrs or by agreement, in writing. be.
tween the parties, and recorded as aforesaid.
the several owners of all such lands and their
several heirs and assigns forever, shall be
holden to erect and support said fences agree
able to such division: Prorided, That if any
person shall lay his lands common, and not
improve any part of the same adjoining the
fence that may have been divided as afore-
said, by giving six months notice of his intention
to all the adjoining occupants oflands, he shall
not be holden to keep up or support said fence
during the time his lands shall thus Law com.
mon and unimproved.
Approved by the GOVERNOR, Feb. 6, 1928,
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Usd, unanimously, by this Convention, That the
Hon. Harrison G.. Otis

recommended supported
the ONCE of GoVERNoUR for the ensuing year.
ReOlrsd, unanimously That the
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THE ADDRESS.
To the ELECTORS of MASSACHUSETTS.


His Excncy GO'enoq Brooks has declared his intention retire from pu life
an Offices nearly hall century, and in all he has deserved the confidence repO in
in
and viii constitute his valuable ward.
notwithstanding the which
der his usefulness has been senaby felt his
ern and the best practical illustration the excellence of those
expected that would united all
o the
mnraon has also determined to withdraw the duties this esme Mag
les
and aocaOy performed The aonae of whole will be found
IN $ Ted
The citizens who assembled different
Magistrates They feel the Importance Of this duty and have ned
with care and fidelity corresponding with its responsibility
We do not believe that
divisions the
rent opposition the administration Gov BRooKs But
the head
aa hat may De proposed and believing to be essential the interest the
serious deliberations have selected and Electors
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
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An Act respecting Appeals from judy
ments Of the Court Of Common Pleas.
SEC. /. BE ii enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives. in General Court az.
sembled, and by The authority of the same.
That whenever any appeal shall be made
pursuant to the provisions of the fourth sec
ton of an Act, entitled " An Act to establish
Court Of Common Pleas for the Common
wealth Of Massachusetts" by any defendant,
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An Act respecting Law Libraries.

An ACT respecting Law Libraries.
Be ii enacted By The Senate and House Of
Representatives. an General Court assembled
and by The authority Of the same, That the
excise paid by Attorneys, on their admission
to the Supreme Judicial Court, shall hereaf.
ter be paid and appropriated in the same wav
and manner as the excise now paid by Attor-
neys on their admission to the Court of Com
mon Pleas is paid and appropriated any law
to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Approved by the Governor, Jan. 30, 1928.
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brigad5ef 1entfhl inhnC. Hunter, resi- ain,
his commission III the militia nt this stale.
am unwilling 10 close ms tonitn IMITATION
without cong aIulHing YOU, whi,a most
sordinllr IL, t. the prospect winch H.. nm
&c OF Span.a america hay >, of ai..ziItt. b,..F
foiractri and >augainarr revolution. lN lie
establishment al representative governments.
he best guarantee Tor rational. practical lih
arty. The Greek, too, unfortunately a, they
IRE situated, with thcirrnthlrss oppfr,,ors ON
one SIDE nd Chrl,t,nn naious Oh the other.
looking viii freezing Indifference on their
fhie, rive nnnbcr,esS praoiS of what an in
rlnciblr iar ia good cause Is CAPABLE of
achieving aud great is the diiicultir, are
by which they are surrounded, il i ardrnfly
hoped nav IN considerable degree rtter
their c"nd ton, though they may not be- per.
mllicd to establsh - free government The
people ol Cd Spain have yielded, 10 superior
lorcr, and the parchment OF thtir constitution
has been pnl aside by The point OF the hayo.
net. France is stronger than Spain and this
Is the third lime in the course of litffr more
fhpn a century thai hrr armies haxe detngrd
the Spanish soil with Spanish blood Con.
lrasied with these nations, and With all 9th
ers of whose history we nave any knowledge
how eligible Is onr situation : That we may
have that true wisdom founded on modera.
lion an ncgnlesc"nce in tie viii nf the ma
loritv, fairly expressed, nhlchsnlone can en-.
cure the felicity Of our situation l. my con.
slant PRAYER 10 that Great Being. in whose
Almighty baud is the destiny of nations
JAMES PIEASANGS. in
ExrcrrwF. pffAp1Ntsr,
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classical S;TYGOI.

4 NEW SESSION of tn subscriber =
\ a school = insi be 1T. lis roHr,, OF I >.
iior VII comprise reading, ptnman.hDi.
tngi-h grannnoht TN vnr,nns hrun,.l - II
mathematics, ulcraa,nt1ts ri - roau, M
ohtu'l philosophy and ~ tn i,lo ana
Greek classics thai a. leau IN the dr,t school
in the United Slate.
TER.hS or TEfiYO.N. tor Il session o.
4 9oHps.
heading, Writing aud t. Grammar 81 81
Arithmetic aud topography With the
above IL ao
The Latu Language. Mathematics or
the use ut the Gle"s Is on
The Greek Language, Astronomy or
~ Philosophy 20 90
One hall oi the tuition fee. will he due in
the middle ol the session-lhs other half nj
the close III H. Ills vouchers fur Character
aud abilities in his profession ne gentlemen
ol hi"h standing aud known responsibility -
No vacaliaA Willtitke place before The month
OF August. Pupils will be received ~ nny
time OF tha 'csach, but none will bC admit.
led tor less prrlod thnn >cssinn. nulr,s hv
sP"cial agreement. \ few Nonng gentlemen
can hr accommodated with board in his fam-
lily on reasonable terms Gentlemen wishing
farther information about the school IN qih,s-
ton arc respectfully referred 10 Hancock.
I9l. ~ the rankin Hotel, or IL Mr. II Mo-
rs, principal of the l'cmalc academy. With
MIR Hancock are left certain specimens Of
them il can hr nsrcrlaincd
how tar that department ot cdncntion Wns
conducted thclnst session
}. hll'NSELIu
ncccmbrr5 l7w4w
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MetvonoluieaA System

They who shall hi instructed upon this
plan " II find by praciier that Music has
every advantage Of srnncP, plehsng to
IN" human rar and understanding, ami
that il is not that ephemeral mechanical
kndwIedge "hirh those Instructed IN the
usual mod, ha,p supposed it.
Musir, when cultivated as q science like
Mathematics and Philosophy, EXPANDS the
mind and improves the heart end DISPOSE
ton This method affords equal adNaata-
yes To those who reside IN town and those
in III. country. Lessons for Il week, Tor
4 fortnight or for month, viii be found as
beneficial rs those of shorter per,0ds. -
lie will attend to the instruction OF Indi-
,lduals, or classrs which, may te formed,
al any moderate distance from Lynch
burg. lie Eas engaged a ski'ell person To
furnish him with Mttrono,nus, tor the use oil
his scholars.
H. He has larry assortment OF i'm
ported Music. for INSTRUMENTATION ui ms
pupils, and has an agent at the north, To
furnish any person With all kind of huS'ral
INSTRUMENTS, Pianos, { lariunets, Flutes, &c,
&c.
~ 4 line addressed to !. A. 5. at Mr.
Robert Morrss's will meet with prompt
attention.
! December ). WITS 10
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10y vir!nr of deed of trust executed to
ID me by JOHN /. Martin, bearing date the
9TH September 1893, and dnly rec orded in the
clc:ss office of Campbell county court, to
,ccure TIE payment OF a certain sum of money
therein expressed, due 90 Jacob Early, shall
proceed to sell, Mt the plantation OF james T..
Moorman, on Flat creek, on Thursday the
18th day of December, it fair, II not the next
fair dav, n certain negro woman Hannah and
her child Jeiiry, boy about l0years old, or
so much thereof ms will pay the debt above
mentioned Acting rs trustee, snail convey
snch titlt ms is vested in me, and none other
Terms NJ sale JAMES G. DEARiNG.'
December D. II Trustee
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Mr. George =. holloway,

/AAkE AOIJTE-That an Thhraday the
Il 10Th d'y of january nrst; Al, Robert
Norris tavern, in the town OF Lynchburt,
shall proceed To tn>e the depo,itions Of Joah
NNlsson and nthers, To be read Ms evidence
in the lynchhurF q anccry court, in suit
therein depending, In which am pIainiiH
and YOU, Thomas s Holloway and William
" Douaghho are defendants Nonr ohodicnt
| servant, JAIL 'AAlptN.
D.,e,os#3r1 tWl-
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In pursuance of the above decree Of tho
Superinr rourl Of CHANGER, for tie I,nclbury
district, the undrrsipucd Nnsl NJ OF the said
court will, on frdny tie oh day Of Innnor,
next proceed 10 'ell, t., WY of public nuc-
uoh, On The PREMISE, fer cH.h, n fair, if not
~" neAtm day thereafter sunday eAcertedl
The trncI nl lnnd cnll.d -
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Xxx seg,oes f0r sale.

WILL RE SOLD, in 'ae town OF
Bethel, in the county oi Amherst on
the I'd day of January nest, four Nc
= men aud two womrn, hcIonging to tue
ate of William lm,ley, decd. Terms Il.
raj. and will be nude known on the day ot
lc. janis llN11hi ft az.
pcceulber 5. W7N'
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II. ,iria,tu Wit:

X superior court of chanccry holden
4 a III the town OF Lynchhnrg, the Sd No
l9omns Crews, NIlicm Br, die, Hancy Nc
""u n'''y fSd'r, plaintiffs.
William Long and Betsy his wife, John IN
us, Richard tlIls aud Ibolnns Aldridge, Gro.
'crs, james >. fcndlelon, William Mann
III John Myers Company, defendants.
ihis chnsc came On this my 10 he heard on
IT, papers formerly read, on the decree pro-
IPulf' hrr'i on HE eighteenth day Of NAV.
Pr, the report al the Marshal and his nro-
fehlpkS 81 sale under the snid decree, and ON
statement OF ihr tacls agreed by The nnrlie,.
I'uoy '"h''hi suhmttCdto the court, IN order
Nh' Tue urcrer aforesaid uns be so inr cor
T''ed ~ me ihcts aforesaid may require, and
~ o'gh'd by counsel on consideration
H hffeol, THE court doth ndlndgc, order and
perez that so much of III. decree ntofe.aid
II ditetts It sale III fee simple, of the trnct of
ma III the moritaged deed meniioucd. called
Pc Lhihslllc lract, be set nside and nIpull.d
Iphi The stdF'ot III. .nrd irnc OF lnnd. mnde
~ TIE MhrShnI under HE decree pfor,snid he
he"'se SCI inside that thr residue of the
,es made by lhr Marshal, n. appears by his
lllu report, he confirmed md thnt he exc.
l.''e proper deed Of couNrsnIce for tho
Ileh'y ohc hhd hnli acres ol land sold To
lPe P'hintlh lhotnns Crews and The court
oeeeo'hg to make such decree In relation
II me shlt 81 iht shid LninYillc tract of lnnd.
II The nf'rcsaid agreed incts viii vnrrnnt
pun tu'hrr adindgr, order md decree. Tint
Pr Marshal oi the court aher advertising in
amer required by the iofm,r d, cree. do n
lin expos, TO snle, by pulIlo auction. for re-.
IlS MONEY. the aforesaid
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SEpY fjrtac Of dsed If trust ersruI,d n Ht
- spbl6riber IN Jac1b WiAiams, m hr 2aih
of narcd, ls23 ooddaiy r'cordsd IN The cierb 5
oEc, of he county court Of Bdtord. for pnrPo-
SIS therein mtniioned, SboH, on HE I'm ~
December, 1923. NJ Mr. rcMdtnee Of He snid
Jocob UH'ioms, proee'd 10 sell for cash, 10 The
Ljgb,u biddrr
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ne deliberations Of future assemblies
4 whose wisdom think will point In III,
,ranri.fy of having too bindings, QUE il
The western -ectioa of this extrnsipe STATE
l., winch the expenses of Transportation
/ r,1rds. aud otiltr thugs, would he =.
n,urb diminish. L t. Justify amply, that q,
"Jlipfan,l kr.n.rs. and MI other necessary
/ .r ..tee.ncut,.
som after the adiournmrnt Of the last
! A,..n,idy. IN, lanes River Con,p.n9y as
i r,..,l, ors,uizrd. convened. and an Al. rx
a,nl.i,tI.n of thrir puvrrs under thr law,
/ mad that the nr'nrinai paff of their dnl,
/ ,o,.i.f,l i'm raising funds for the nfus.cu
i ,.,,, ,tthp Nork.-A lt,r dtalberatila. on the
su,,irct. they determined 10 apply for IA
..,,, Ia In. hank IN iii, city. provosjng IT,
,..,.,,,, AZ each III. su,n of inv Thousand
J,l,r. and ia issue certificates of stock
orthe different amounts As They might be
ad,anced from timr 10 time. The two
St itc banks agreed each 10 lend the above
mentioned sun bat would mol l)an in the
vay proposed by the company, whose oh
irct vas Ia save the interest accrung on
mnnry which might be unemployed. As
me directions To the company 10 provide
,,nds AZ far as practicable within the law
were supposed 10 'e P're'nPl"ry' anu u
was known '''"' d '",'',''''',''r e. "n'ot''''
"ou'o ne '''''' ''''N'y 'a'',.' w. '',,,,
pr'p'r"uao"s pe''s II, ,G ,'. ".r'' j. ~"
cute l''' VIZ WI" ''e'.' o." y NJ
''1p''o' "h'''''' money '''''' ~ .''','u
IN METER 'ern'' ,n M Pol''s''' W ','' "3pH'
vas aeee"c,' w. 'e ''' ',''' sun y, IN.
tI"us1na uouTs WAS "o,''"'u Vi ''I
literary hHi ID 'l' "l"n,i' VI ""s' anu
tNent9 I'VE 'no"s"',a u'"a,s u '.'n No. a' -"
t'ha III 'I'ooe'' VIII NV - ~ -"
'"ou''',' ""''"" - oi , ,";, 'l,,' t;.c,o2s
Ger III az - ~ - ~ " >'''' ~
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'"inviNe Yrat w l.sna.

n nnh during III" Joint lives of the defend
'ls' William Lon aud Belscy bis wifc, and
p longer mud npply the proceeds of snid
'e III III" mooner directed by The decree n.
res"'d' "nd HUI he rporl his proceedings to
& court IN order 10 Gun decree.
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SCerty'cate Of Gorernor Pieasaafs and othtr. a,
10 he e0rreetaen Of he about ptdn Of LOT.
HI Terry
nlA&- R,CHNosD, 18th November. la2a
day vii shortly be announced.
.,LynchbutF, Deccmbr, 1929
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IN CHANGER Y.


II appearing to the satisfaction of The court
that the defendant George 5 Holloway doth
not reside within the limits Of this commoit-
wenlth, on motion Of the plaintiff, by coun-
sci, il is ordered, that unless The said defend
ant George 5. Holloway doth appear here ut
or before the frs, day of February Court
ueNt, tn be holden in The said county Of AN.
herst and answer the said plant rs bill, ard
give security according TO the act OF assembly
and the rules OF this court, To abide the fu-
ture order and dee en- of the court the plain
tif's bill shall be taken ms confessed aud DE
matter thereof decreed aud il is further or.
dered, that copy OF this order he published
| in the Virginian,p printed in the townsf Lynch
burg, for The term OF 80 months, AMI ano
ther copy thereof posted at the front doos.ot
the courthouse Of his county.
a copy. lie lr,
W K ARTHUR B DAWES, elk.
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Mr.. Jo8epM penncl,

4 8 you are not an nhabifant of this
~ sta'e, you are hereby notified that we
shaft take the deposition OF Jane Young, at
hrr dwelling honstin the county of Caroline,
III the state of Virginia, on the 26th day OF
pecemter, ia the year 1923, to he read as
evidence in suit depending in the superior
court Of law for Amherst county, In which
sou arc plaintiff and We are defendants.
BENZ. TAIlAFEKRO, Er 'rs ofJohn
WILLIAM DUNCAN, ! Young, decd
December }, w4wl7
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Nne Nraet "a l.ana,
Yen NO\iars Newark.

DUNAWAY about the 18th or 18th of
Az October, negro man named AMBER.
SOY, large likely fellow, about 30 years
oll, Il little kn6ck-hnsed, stamnetsa little in
bi> -prcclr Mhen spoken TO. lie may have
Tree pass, and is perhaps making for a free
state. lie rarrrd awayWith him a new black
hroadclpth ea" and jacket aud believe
Whit" homcspnn cullea bireches, and started
With uooJensulct SHOES, bat prpbnbly would
not take them, Ior he Is fond of playing the
fiddle, but IS nota very good hand. II is tho1
slim mulalo girl belonging 10 Augustine
Leftwich, b, the name OF PAT, is with hiu5
and that they viii Try To pass for mau aud
wife. ! will give ten dollars TO any person
Who viii bring rim 10 me or secure him III
Jail 50 tial | get him gain.
SAMUEL HANCOCK.
December \. l7wIw