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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-10-15
S3AaCrle0.

At Marlborough on the 18th inst. by the
Rev Sylvester F. Bucklin, Col. Joseph Davis,
of Marlborough, to Widow M. Sherman, of
the former place.
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AUCTION

A ttached upon mesne process,
4 = = and will be sold, by consent Of parties,
a. lunilck Vendue, pursuant to the provisions
OF o, late statute of this Commonwealth. on
tuesday, the 2lst day of October instant, at
y O clock A. NJ. at the dwelling house of
ISAAC JEsKs, inholder in Spencer, the folIoiny
property; viz. About 500 Sheep, mostly Me-
rino' also so head Of Neat Stock, 20 Swine,
about 100 tons of Hay, also,about 300 Bushels
OF grain, consisting Of Corn, Oatsiand Rye
Farming tools, some house hold furniture and
a large quantity of Wool, Dye-stuffs &c. &c.
lSFThe above will be sold on a credit.
DANIEL UPHAM d. Sheriff.
Worcester SIS. Oct, 10, 1923.
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WZOTT arc herohv c;ted +o ;,

VOU are hereby cited to APP
IL pear (if you see fly at the Court Of
Probate to be holden at Worcester, in said
County, on the first Tuesday in November
next, at ten Of the clock before noon, 10 show
cause why license should not be granted TO
the Administrator of said Estate to sell so much
Of the Real Estate Of said deceased as will
raise the sum of $202 80, for the payment of
debts and charges, and you viii be heard
thereon.
THEoPHILUS WHEELER. Req.
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PoRTLA
EARLY SNOW.

IOKTLAND OCT. z.
EARLY SNOW.
On Monday night, the 29th ult snow fell at
Bangor, in this State, from three to five inch
es in depth. The same storm is mentioned in
the Belfast paper, where it is said the snow
fell five inches deep.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-10-15

worcester IS. October 8, 1923.
"a SAKEN on executions, (the same
n having been previously attached on
mesne process) and will be sold at Public
Vendue, on Wednesday, the fifth day of No.
vember next, at O'clock, P. M. on the pre-
misses, all the Right in Equity which Can't.
ABNER HARDWOOD hath, in redeeming his
mortgaged Real Estate on which said Abner
now lives, with the buildings thereon, situated
in the south part of Phillipston, it being the
S'rafton Farm, so called) containing one hum
bred acres, be the same more or less; said
Farm is divided by the road leading from TEN
pleton to Petersham.
JOSEPH UPHAM, d. Sheriff.
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NEW ENGLAND FARMER.

G. INSCRIPTIONS are received for
~ the NEW ENGLAND FARMER at
Dom & HowLAND's Bookstore, adjoining the
Worcester Coffee House. Terms $3.50 per
annum, in advance, or $500 in six months.
Worcester Del Is,
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NOTICE TO THE INHABITANTS OF
THE TOWN OF WORCESTER.

The Selectmen of Worcester, have
received Circular from Committees of
the Towns of Wiscass ct and Alma in the
State of Maine, giving an Account of the
late Fire in those Towns, of the devas
tation and loss of property, the Suffering
and distressed Situation of hundreds of
individuals in said Towns, that whole
Families are deprived of habitations Hay
Grain, Stock, Furniture, apparel, and
every comfort and necessary of Life.
The Committees in their circular in
behalf of the sufferers implore Charity
and aid in relieving their distresses. To
give an opportunity to the Inhabitants
of Worcester to bestow their Charity in
affording relief to the sufferers in their
melancholy situations, the Selectmen
recommend that collections be taken
in the several Religious Societies in
Worcester on Sunday the 10Th of the
present month and also inform the Tnhab-
itants of Worcester, that a Subscription
paperis al the Store of Abraham Lincoln
and will be kept open there the present
month, that all the Inhabitants of this
town may have an opportunity to bestow
what they think proper for the charita-
BILE purposes aforesaid.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-10-15

From Tompsons Island by the last &C.
counts, we learn, that from the 9th 10
the 18th September, the following
deaths took place-Capt. VIM. H. Wat
son, Lieut.. George w. HammersIey,
Lieut.. Nath. Carter, Jun, acting sailing
master, Arthur cambridge, Midshipman
Robert Tailor, Chaplain D. P. Adams,
and about 40 persons, seamen and
others.
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THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
Worcester, ss.

WOTCt5leT, ss. -
Probate-Office, Oct. 1, 1923.
To the Widocr & Heirs Of SAMUEL PHELPS,
late Of Fitchburg, an SAID County, deceos-
ed, and TO all others concerned IN the Is
tate Of said deceased,
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-10-15

A few days since the Police Court of
Boston, sentence@~to imprisonment in
the House of Correction, as a common
vagrant and drunkard, an old man named
Donald NC Donald, aged 1Ol years.
He says he has two sons, one living
on the river Hudson. now about 70 years
of age, and another he snpposes to be
residing in Portsmouth, aged 48 years.
He has just arrived in Boston from Alex
andria in Virginia, whence he travelled
on foot, and was on his way to Ports
mouth, when he was apprehended as
common drunkard and committed 10
prison.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-10-15

Worcester, -.
Probate Office, Oct. II, 1928.
To the Widov and Heirs Of ABRAHAM
WALKER, late Of Harvard in said Cou''-
ty, deceased, aud to all Others concerned
in the Estate of said deceased,
- GREEzING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
N pear Gfyou see fly at the Court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at Lancaster in said Coun-
ty. on the third Tuesdayin November next, at
one of the clock, after noon, to show cause
why the accounts of the administration o
said Estate should not be allowed; and youf
will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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SHOES.

100 pair Children's red and
Nv black real Morocco SHOES, of a
superior quality. G
2.- ALSO,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots and
Shoes, of various qualities and prices, for sale
by EARLE & CHASE.
Worcester, 10 mo. 8, 1928.
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Worcester. So.

Worcester, s..
Probate-o Office, IA, Oct. 1928.
To the Heirs Of JOHN RICHARDSON, JUN.
late Of Shrewsbury, IN said COUNTY,
deceased, and 10 all others concerned IN
the Estate Of said deceased
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-10-15
VOU are hereby cited to az
RAN AWAY

EHRoM the Subscriber, on the
a 9th instant, an indented apprentice,
named HENRY JACKSON, a>person of coli
our, aged 20 years last May ;-all persons are
hereby forbid harboring, trusting, or employ
ing. IN any way or manner, the said Henry
Jackson IL any one does, he will be made to
answer agreeably to the provisions of law, in
such case made and provided; and hereby
give Public Notice, that ! will not pay one
cent on his account. Said Henry is about
feet 10 inches high, had on when he run off
a black coat, sky-blue pantaIoons and new
boots, and otherwise very well dressed.
Worcesier Oct. 10. JOHN CURTIS.
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GREETING.
" GU are hereby cited to ap-
u pear (f you see fD at the Court of
Probate to be holder. at Worcester, in said
county, on the first Tuesday in November
next, at one of the clock, afternoon, to show
cause why the accounts of the administration
of said Estate should not be allowed, and you
will be heard thereon.
BY order Of the Hon. Judge.
THEOPHs. WHEELER. Rec.
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BUFFALO. N, Y. Sent. o

BUFFALO, IN. Dept. %.
Poor old Robinson Crusoe.' i've
learn that when the storm of the 7th
inst. commenced, MOTOR Keller, former
ly of Onondaga county in this state, was
passing with daughter, 16 years of
age, and in an open boat, from one of
the Put.in-Bay Islands to Port Lawrence
when about twenty miles on his way,
the boat was wrecked on the Western
Sister," des olate island of about 100
acres. With an old axe, the crew hal
lowed a log, to serve for boat and
when the gale was over, two persons
were despatched in it for assistance.
They returned in time to save the lives
OF the Major and his daughter, who had
subsisted six days entirely on snakes and
Snaib!
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ALBANY, N. Y. Sent

ALBANY, N. 7. Sept. 26.
We were much gratified yesterday in
observing the water passing, for the
first time, through the lock north of this
city; its progress was slow, being about
2 miles per hour. The arrival of the
first passenger on the canal, was greet
ed with acclamations loud and long by
the persons present lit was an EEL of
about three feet in length. The skin
was obtained by gentleman who was
present, and is, we understand, to be
preserved in the Museum of the Albany
Lyceum of Natural History.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-10-15

. Patent spring BGggage-Raek,-A case, KNAPP
VS.. Rose, for using the baggage rack and dri-
ver's seat generally in use on Stage coaches,
without purchasing any right of the Patentee,
was decided in the Circuit Court at Hartford
Con. on the 18th inst. in favour of the defend
ant; who proved that the same principle had
been in use for long time in England, and
many years in this country, previous to the
claimed invention of the Plaintiff "TIere
was no argument in the case, and the coun-
sci for the plaintiff withdrew the suit"
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-10-15

S2,296. 826 sc
Thus it will be seen that thu re has
been a falling off in the revenue of
S324,338 II, compared with the last
year.
The whole number of foreign arri
walls up to June 80, 1923, was 1888.
The whole number of Foreign arri.
walls during the same time of the last
year, was $50. Boston Statesman.
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" GU are hereby cited to an

" GU are hereby cited to APP
IL pear (if you see it) at the Court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in November next at
ten OF the clock, before noon, TO show cause
why the administration Of the Estate of said
deceased lying and being within this State,
should not be granted to Mr.. Edward II Hem
.enway Of said Shrewsbury and you will be
heard thereon.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-10-15

South Caroline. The odious and OPP
Pressive law or Carolina, continues to
be rigidly enforced, Notwithstanding
Judge Johnson has expressed an opinion
of its. being unconstitutional. al the
blacks that arrive are imprisoned till
the sailing ofthe vessels in which they
come, when the masters are compelled
TO take them away.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-10-15

On Friday Goth Sept. the Paper Mill
of Messrs Black and Church, situated
near the Centre of Lee, together with
the grist mill, fuIling mill, and carding
machine adjoining were destroyed by
fire. Damage estimated at $4,000.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-10-15

The bucks in Eew-York, have a
new fashioned Hat, called the " Boiling
broke" Of 6 inches crown and 4 inches
brim.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-10-15

S1,979,487 s.
From January 1, to March 81, 1922
10 American vessels, 548,72 43
In Foreign vessels, 2,845 O5
From April 1, to June 80, 1922
In American vessels, 1,69O,918 As
In. Foreign vessels, $3.50 70
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-10-15
REVENUE OF BOSTON.

We understand that the duties arising
on foreign Merchandise, imported into
the District of Boston and Charlestown,
from January 1, to March 81, 1928
In American vessels S594,l76 O9
In foreign vessels, S4,619 GA
From April /, to June 80, 1898
10 American vessels, 1,345,847 80
In foreign vessels, 1851 Al
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-10-15

At Montpelier, September 3Oth the
hills we're covered with snow. The
crops have suffered much injury from
severe frosts.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-10-15
CHARLES ALLEN, .Aid-De-camn
DEFEAT OF THE RICAREE INDIANS

DEFEAT OF THE RICAREE INDIANS.
The Washington Republican, furnish
es us with the Icoult Of tie expedition
against the Ricarees. The following is
a summary of the proceedings.
The troops arrived before the Rica-
rec towns on the 9th of August, when
the Sioux who accompanied them we're
met by the Ricarees, and driven back,
until supported by the regular troops,
and Ashley's men. The Ricarees were
then driven back into their towns. On
the 10th an attack was made on the In
dian towns, which proved so successful
that the Ricarees sent to sue for peace,
mentioning that their Chief Grey
Eyes," who occasioned all the mischief
had been killed by the first discharge
from the cannon, and that they had lost
a great many of their men. A treaty
was accordingly concluded; but on the
night of the 18th the Indians decamped.
leaving their towns deserted. The ST.
oux Indians had abandoned our troops
on the nth, having had meeting pre-
viously with the Ricarees. Messengers
were sent out to persuade them to re-
sumo their habitations. They howev-
er returned, after an Intellectual search,
on the evening of the 18th. Possession
was then taken of the villages, and on
the ensuing day the mother of the chief
who was killed, was placed in one of the
houses and the villages left to her care.
On the evening of the 18th, the troops
were embarked TO decend the river, and
every one removed from the villages
except the woman mentioned above.
They had not however, lost sight Of the
towns, when they perceived them in
flames. 1t is supposed they were set
fire to by one M'Donald, partner and
one Gordon clerk of the Missouri Fur.
Company. This may be the occasion
of further hostilities, as the Indians will
doubtless feel themselves much aggriev-
ed by such breach ofgood faith.
1t is supposed the Ricarees lost above
so of their people, while our troops had
but two men wounded: The troops ar
rived at Fort Atkinson on the 3Oth of
August.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-02

character 81 unlmi u iryntisal r. fhr -
velnmraf. II lfla,igs To une of the Ma
ti',naI Guard of l5ao Ia reeiifs this asser-
tnn. Tn National Quad VS. ablish
II Ter the assertion and snl pot # l pcrty
.ad., ant oi,il order lIaeng li.rn 10
H. ns'ian the opportunity Of choosing IL,
own government. the National Guard be-.
came the gnraec Of the Independence
at france, Is IL would hatr been agan II
- powers who succeeded each other IN
1914 and Is had chosen 10 trust Them
Sfhes Ia an aimed uatinn, rs onld be-
lone at this day with common accord, |
nope should the powers of Pllnilz and
Layhach Invade onf territory.
Born the enemy of despoiism, Of arts.
toeraey and auarehy, the National Guard
has defended tho constituted authorities
ot the nation; IL has protected our per-
spns, our property mud ePinions, II waald
choose that the adsersalles of the ro,olu-
ton wrre.donhly overcome by The energy
OF the Preach people, aud by their gene
resity.
The National Guard would have had
the honor to save Louis l6lh if tie prsi.
legged faction at home and abroad had per-
united him TO be once more saved by his
eompairots.
3" one OF The greatest qualifications NJ my
lie has been To retmce, in the memorable
session of the Alb March, the sentiments
which created the national guard in l7gg !;
Which conledcrdeil four mdlions Of armed
e'llHens IN 1870! Which have manifested
themselves IN several later occasions aud
oil which the guard of Iae3, by The noble
conduct of MIR. MERCER aud his worthy
comrades, had iusl given 50 honorable and
patriotic an evidence.
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60 NEWaD. ".

4 RSCoNDED from tho subscriber on
sunday last, an apprentice boy 10 The
Earerstrnde, named EbrduND A.kRAGTH.
He j. about Is years ODD and very intelligent
Tor bis age, his dfes, wrs a. gray domestic
roundabout jacket, domestic paatnloons, a
back inr bat &c. suspect he has gone down
tire liver 10 Richmond, as AN told be has
brother living IN ihai place. All persons are
cautioned neainsi barboring said apprentice
at iheir peril as ! am determined 20 punish
any one 50 Offending. The above reward will
be given for tue apprehension ana delivery
OF said apprentice 10 me in Lynchnure.
VILLAS IAHDY.
Nay 2 ~ 81
o. Tie editors Of the Enquirer viii give
the above two insertions, and forward their
! aecGgit to this Office
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Eresh Spring Goods,

Aud will still be added ia by further supplies,
which ~lIl nuke their assortment as nearly
complete rs that Of any other house in this
place The addilenal supplies 10 their stock
have been made this spring only for tie pnr-
pose ri suppl wing IN their usual way Tie wants
aud demands 81 their numerous applicants
customers upon the same liberal terms, aud Al
The same reduced prices, which they has.
heretofore done. As lhcy expect 10 share he
custom OF a generous public under The exist.
ing inm only fora short time longer, lhey feel
disposed. aud confidently dc sign 10 offer their
stock n very reduced prices. ~ al events.
they hope 10 make il decidedly the interest oi
every dealer 10 call and examine their prices.
believing HAT they will be benefited by do
Ing So
There viii be found comprised in the re-
sonmont almost all kinds of BRITISH,
scorer, FIRE NcH, INDIA, GERMAN and
DOMESTIC GROCERIES DYE.
STUfFS .--STEEI.-&c &c &c
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pRuHY BELL.
AMBROSE BINFORD,
MILLS NJ REYNOLDS
The Drawings begin next Month.
COIlENS OFFICE.
BaLllmo,e .lprlL bA. la2a. (

BHHFHUFF sIVTT DHJ 1870.
WE have the pleasure 10 announce tina
w owing 90 the ialtering encouragement
already eyineed by the public tow ards The new
schemes, the Commissioners aud Managers
hive already been enabled to liz curly periods
Tor commencing them, rs stated below While
rendering our aeLuow edgmcnts 10 The public
for the very extensive mud continued patron-
age we receive, we beg permission on this oc-
cHsion 10 renhrk The expedition OF drawing,
ny well rs THETRDMPfhISS AND Pune
1IALlIY ~ TIE PAYMENT OF FRIES
WHICH ~ AVE ALWAYS CHARACTERIZE
ED TIE BALTIMORE LOTT ERIES, and
which has deseryedly rendered them so pop-
uIar not only at home but in every seriion Of
the Union, In the two Lotteries herewith
presented, the c.iSH,as heretofore, ran be had
for all ptises sold Al Cohens qDice ne moment
Heu aTe drdlet
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NA,.iltE.

HERBN forwarn all persons from ira
y dng 81 Tor taking onaSsienment ol a bond
executed 10y me 10 Frantic Juecdy for the
sum OF one hundred aud len dollars, hearing
date 10Th of March 1921, II being the onl,
bond which l,r said frances Tweedy holds
aeainsi me which have long since paid off
nnd mn re- OWED no tn pn, II again unless
compelled by law JOHN 1NEEDY
MAY lie
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nar .MaSyfaCT0N1 l,


lie subscriber, an experienced work.
niif ~ ttle manufacture IT nais, has iafe-
iy established himself IN Thai business IL,
lfnchbutg, nest dour tethe gforefv Of Mr.
John iiollins. lie vii supply tie rnAlic with,
lai article on tie eieapeH terms acgunft
ed With the newest fashions. and having a
supply ~ The besl FIR, esfciuli, selected ~
himself, IN The northern markets, lie under.
'les 10 satisy all alo sbaii favor bin with
hnslnes-. IN the lieauiy All dngation Of then
hais. liz bcgs Ia remind The public. that ar-
iiclrs manufactured ai lonl., uhder tie e,e u
The wenref, and iy person WHO Is dependent
for public patronage on his skill mud iadl.
must he snl ciior IN quality 10 the same afii-
cles, lhrgely mud iudiscriminuleiy bought IN
The markets o. New Yotk AID philadelphia.
liz confederation, in addition 10 The pfoprie-
ty and Justice Of encouraging domestic work.
men, aud tie chenpness Of bis haia, will, he
hopes, induce the gentlemen Of I.snchhurg,
and the country, 10 procure their necessary
supplies from him He invites sucl~ps need
hats n call aud examine bis iufs, and speei-
mems oi his work.
ALEXANDER MCDONALD
May ., 30 81
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haltalinn N,Aers.

1--WE commissioned officers and mus.
!. einns ol the 53d Va, keei will lie train.
ed At fnmpbell Court House ON The 9Th, l3ib !,
aud llll OF May The hrgt. wdl lte muster.
ed At ibe same placc ON the 18th OF the same
month. BENJAMIN I OWENS,
Major ID Battalion, SD Va Reg,
April % 30 q
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MMANI1rT,

IouJop Lpch , TIC G,llo,; mo- IA tb,
prot.qt or In, sixtv menIers az ,ln chnn,.
her or d..nni;es Ne .in.t ~. .ycl,s;,,,,,C
Manuel fla. ,n,d,ng or which ,,as n,,t =.
,bo y',,e IN tb. s,t,,ng or W.d,nsdav sth
March aud r,i.rtcd.
W. ,he nodnrsignod n,on,h.rs ar tbo
cb,,,he, or dcu,,;os nr ihc d.ns,,n,.nts
d.cI,,. u;,h ,.roc,,na eff al ,,d;.,,..,
t;on n,,t 900 c.al i, f. bo anr dr., a.
cl,;,n b.ror. al Fr,n.. ia. I'LL az,
vb;ch il has,;li,y In a.. char,.r 80 ,nr.J
nre,.oa,t;,. and "A tho nrio,irlos ~ ~.
,r.aen,..i,o aoy.rn,ncnt I,,s ,t,,,Lad ,Lo
M. or;ty oc ,he nat;on,J rearss.,ts,i,.,,
and ,iniatrd in the nnrson If p, denn,v
The roar,,,e.s .,ss,rnd "a all. tho ,irL1},
of o,ar,, ,ieetnr aud ,,.r,. rraocb cil;ooo
we Jerlarr. in fine face of onr count,y
that Inv this act the ch,mber has ny.r'
stennej ia Icoal.ual. and the l;mita or ,ts
,nibority.
AVe declare. that the doctrinc nrofessed
by tine committee which nroposea The tx.
cinsion of one of our coIlplenrs and an
which that measure is ronndr3 is sobv,r-
siyr az All social order. and of all in.t,ee g.
that fin, #n,nnstraus confusion of tho rn,c,
inns of leo;sl ,tor ar,oe,r renort,r ,ury-
man and i,lrc. IS an outrage ime xompled
exccpt IN that trial. the remembrance of
which las served ~ a pretcxt for annul
Iiau the no,yr,s If N. N,n,I
That Inc pinriplrs set forth IN tho re-
mort nj the committee. as Ia the nolini.
led and retroactiye a.tbo,ifv of ibe cham
her. are ,fo o1ber Than the nnarchcal prin-
c,nIro vLicb led IN ihe ,nost od;n',s or
crimes
That the protecting forms with WHICH
H., -. i,;.lg4 H.. INC. ,,i.,.,,... -.
under accusation. and even the o0nei ,,o.
ninR. which on an important occasion.
can alone guarantee The ndeppndence Of
votes, have been rejected with a frantic
and faIbolcol obstinacy
Considering the resolution adantad we
terda,. the ID i March. i9a3. against orr
colleague. - DIE first movement of a fac
ton drs,r.u1. or nl,,jnq Itself VIOLENTLY A.
boys al forms. aud breaking through all
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p0s'r OFFlGE.

,E-IlE Fridays Richmond Mail will IN f1-
u tire lensr The Post Office III half past Sc
ven O'Clock \. NJ The mniis Tor lie city ef
Richmond, North aud East of Waslingfoil~gi-
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