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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-09-08
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From the C97,nec!:csI .Tirror.l
The lines below are founded on a legend that
IS as we'll authenticated as any superstition
OF the kind, and as current in the place
where it originated, as could be expected
of one that possesses so little interest.
The Black Foe of Salmon River.
How cold, how beautiful, how bright,
The cloudless heaven above US shines;
But tits a bowling winters night
NSTwould freeze the very forest pines.
"The winds are up, while nortas sleep.
" The stars look forth when eyes are shut.
"The boted snow lies drifted deep
&C Around our poor and lonely hut.
g With silent step and listening ear,
g With bow and arrow, dog and gun.
"We'll mark his track, for his prowl we hear
- Now is our time, come on, come on
Der many fence, through mary wood.
Following the dogs bewider'd scent,
In anxious haste and earnest mood,
The Indian and the white man went.
The gun is cock'd, the bow is bert,
ihe dog stands with plifted paw,
And ball and arrow swift are sent.
Amid at the providers very Jaw.
The ball, to kill that fox, is run
Not in mould by mortals made!
The arrow that that fox should shun,
Was never shaped from earthly reed
The Indian Druids of The wood
know where the fatal arrows grow.
They spring moi by the summer f1ood,
They pierce not through the winter snow!
Why covers the dog, whose shutting nose
Wasneve once deceiv'd till now
And why, amid the chilling SHOWS,
Does either hunter wipe his brow?
For once they see his fearful den
IT'S dark cloud that slowly moves
By night around the homes of men,
Ry day along the stream it loves.
Again the dog is on his track,
The hunters chase DER dale and hill,
They may not, though they would, look back
They must go forward-forward still.
Onward they 60, and never turn,
Spending night that meets no day:
For them shall never morning sun
Light them upon their endless way.
The hut is desolate, and there
The famish'd dog alone returns;
On The cold steps he makes his lair,
BY the shut door he lays his bones.
Now the tir'd sportsman leans his gun
Against the ruins Of the scite,
And pcnders on the hunting done
BY the lost wanderers of the night.
And there the little country girls
Will stop to whisper, and listen, and look,
And tell, while dressing their sunny curls,
OF the Black Fox Of Salmon,Brook.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-09-08
Real Estate at AUCTION.
KM7ILL be sold at Public Ven

w due, on Monday,the 27th day of Sep
TENDER next, at two Of the clock in the after.
noon, on the premises, about fifty acres ofland,
with dwelling-house, barn and out houses
thereon standing, situate in Shrewsbury, about
three fourths of mile east of the Congresa-
tional Westinghouse in said town, on the
great road, being the former residence Of Col.
Joseph Henshaw ofsaid Shrewsbury deceased.
Also on Friday the first day of October next,
at two of the clock in the afternoon, at the
dwelling house Of Mr.. Zachariah Field, Inn
holderin Athol, about seventy acres of Pasture
and Woodland, known by the name OF Bears
den Hill, in the northeast part of said Athol.
Said estate will be sold in lots to suit the
purchasers, and liberal credit given for the
greatest part Of the purchase money.
DAVID HENSHAW,
NATHL. P. DENNY,
AUSTIN FLINT.
August 10, 1924.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-09-08
From the New-York Statesman. J

IpH lLis new ork statesman,
80 ST.AAZ.4S.
IT'S sad the cypress we should see
So oft The Tyre entwine,
That woke its morning melody
At love and beauty's shrine
That knew no stain of guilt or guile,
And claim'd no boon but virtues smile.
IT'S sad to see the fowerets die,
When in their brightest bloom;
To hear the hoarse winds heavy sigh
Proclaim their timeless doom;
To think how sweet and bright theT usrs,
And mark, alas! what noa, they are.
IT'S sad to feel, bow slender, weak,
The tendrils Of the heart;
How light an i'll can blanch the cheek,
And mark the power of art;
How easy tits the soul to shake
The mind debase-the spirit break.
But s,reet it is to know that we
In ONE may place our trust,
Who from temptation can us free,
And raise US from the dust;
Who mercy loTes-delishts to save
Whose voice obeys the insatiate grave!
BOSTON BARD.
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AMHERST ACADEMY.

TNHE Trustees have conclud-
Il cd, in view of the increase of scholars in
the Languages, that it is inexpedient to con-
tinue the Female department. Their wish is,
and, from the encouragement they have had,
they calculate, to make it Classical Semina.
ry Of high order.-The tuition will be -four
dollals quarter.-The Academy will contin
ue under the former Instructors
DAVID GREENE, Principal, and E. S. su
ELL, Assistant, with such other aid, as thu
number Of scholars may render necessary.
Amherst, August Is, 1924.
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Copartnership
DISSOLVED.

YBNHE Copartnership in Bust
n ness between DUPEE 4 BRIGHAM,
heretofore in existence both in this Town and
in Brookfeld, is this day by mutual consent
dissolved. All persons indebted to said Firm
in this town, are requested to make immedi-
ate payment to Varnum Brigham, those in
debted to the firm in Brookfield are also re-
quested to make payment to Jacob Dupes.
JACOB DUPEE,
VARNUM BRIGHAM.
~. D. continues to transact business as
Tailor in Brookfeld, near the Meeting
House, where all orders in his line will be
thankfully received and promptly attended
to.
V. B. also continues the TAILORING
BUSINESS at his stand opposite the Egis Print
ing Office, where he will be pleased to attend
to all commands in his line.
August 10, 1924.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-09-08

TT Office is hereby given, that
4 y the subscriber has been duly appointed
Administrator Of the Estate of NATHANIEL
THAIER, late of Franklin in the County of
Norfolk, Yeoman, deceased, and has taken
upon himself that trust by giving bonds as the
law directs, and all persons having demands
upon the same, and all persons indebted to
said Estate are called upon to make payment
to LEWIS FISHER, Administrator
Franklin, July G, 1924.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given that
i Y the subscriber has been duly appointed
Administrative on the Estate of ASA WALK
Err, late Of Barre in the County of Worces-
ter, Esq. deceased, and has taken upon her
self that trust by giving bonds as the law d.
reefs. All persons indebted to said Estate,
are hereby called upon to make immediate
payment; and all those to whom said Estate il
indebted are requested to exhibit their de-
mands for settlement.
REBECCA WALKER, Administrative.
Barre, Aug. %, 1924.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-09-08

Dr.. Johnson to ridicule some fallacious
reasoning, wrote the following ludi-
crous lines:
Ifa man who Turnips cries,
Cry not when his Father dies,
1t is sign that he had rather
Have Turnip than his Father.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-09-08
Worcester SIS.
August 90, 1924.

Worcester IS. August 90, 1924.
TESAKEN on Execution, and will
n be sold at Public Vendue, at Derls,
Br'ghana's Inn, in Westborougb, on Saturday
the second day of October next, at 2 o'clock,
I. nj. all the right in equity which WILLARD
GOULD has to redeem his mortgaged Real Is
tate with the buildings thereon, situated in said
Marlborough, being the same onwhch he now
lives. JOS. LOTHROP. ID. Sheriff
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insurance.

THSHE SPRINGFIELD FIRE INsUR-
N ANcE COMPANY, have appointed Mai.
SIMEON BURT of WORCESTER, their Agent
and Surveyor for the town of Worcester and
its vicinity, and solicit, through him, share
OF the public patronage. This Company
have been in full operation for nearly year.
Their Capital is all paid in, in Cash, and is
well vested, principally in public stocks.
They will make Insurance on all kinds Of
Manufactures and other property, to the a
mount of $4,000 on any one risk, and on
terms as favourable as those of other Offices in
the Country. And the Directors pledge them
selves TO an honorable and fair management
of the concerns of the Institution.
JOHN HOOKER, !
ISRAEL f. TRASK,
MOSES BLISS,
JONA. DWIGHT, &Direc so7s.
GEO. BLISS jr.
MISER STEBBENS,
BENJA. DAY,
GEO. BLISS, Jr. Secretary.
Springfield, Feb. %, 1924.
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& SHOE,
MANDATORY.

UHE Subscribers wish to in
n form their Friends and the Public, that
they have taken shop in Worcester, three
doors south ofthe Centre School House, under
the .Egis Printing Office, where they intend
to manufacture, and keep constantly on hand
agenuine assortment OF Gardeners BOOTS
and SHOES, made of the best materials, and
warranted-.4lso, Ladies' Kid, Morocco, and
Satin SHOES, made at short notice.
CHARLES WOLCOTT.
NATHANIEL STONE.
august 10, 1924.
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For Sale,

A DWELLING House Card Fac
1 Va tory &c. in Leicester, situated so or go
rods from the congregational meeting house.
The house has two stories, has been repaired
within few years, and is convenient for one
large family or for two small ones. The fac
tory has three stories, is connected with the
house and is well fitted for card manufacture
ing or for other mechanical business. Conve-
nent out buildings and one acre of land be-
long TO the establishment.
Terms the sale will be liberal. Persons
inclined 10 purchase for their own use, or to
make profitable investment of capital, are
requested to inquire moro particularly about
the terms, &c. of Col. II. Sargent, or of the
subscriber.
P1INEAS S. DENNY.
Leicester, August 25.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-02
yoaN scoTw.

ENIRSr Hair Dresser, Gutter, Wig Maker Ornamental
Hair Worker Periuner &C. respectfully the
ladies' and gentlemen krhnon that he
Ell from Washington City, md win remain about
week, tn receive orders for WIGS, TOUPEES. SCAlPS,
CuRS, md NIL other kinds of hair work. which is pre-.
pared tn furnish, to suit tue 6rst
cordng to the latest fashions.
j. Scott has jus, received from Paris elegant assert
meat OF LIVE HAIR, which, with his skill, that
o the first worknen in the who his
enable him confidently public
nsh article in his line infinitely superior To
other person in the United Slaes-and takes this on.
portuniy 10 invite ladies and gentlemen travelling TO the
North TO call aud examine the extensive
establishments, 62 Market and IS South
j. Scott has with him. and will this day spep at the sar,
OF Mrs Souihgate, Main large
fashionable and hest quality WORKED HAIR viz
WIGS fur ladies and gentlemen; HAIR BANDS, seal PS
FRiZETEES, KILL DEAu%, BEAU CATCHERS Nc.
closely imating ratureaiso small
PERFUMERY, viz Oh Of C0conit, justly esteemed nv
all who have used IL, for preventing the hair comma
out, and making thicker longer; Penus Po,na,
num- for diving The hair and WHISPERS without selling The
skim Essence IF Roses fresh from Greece RAZORS and
STROPS, of superior quality, &c SC.
During his stay here " Scott will
ard genemen hair. in the first siyie-and 10 u person
drsirnus OF purchasing The whole the he Inns with
him. he would sell bargain IL is necessary h. sboulI
speedily To baltimore.
II j. 8. having received the patronage NIL the Inies
ana gentlemen at fashion and in which
he has heen, that he will cause To compnis
of extending his season TO the rnpitai OF
the ancient Dominion alik- celebrated for taste and Ibe
raliiy March 2. gs-;, =,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-02
REMOVAL.

TUE subscriber has his Leather Store
from his late Residence, four the Rel T;v-
ern To The fourth sor. above the Bell Tavern medate7
above MIR. ]. Il. Nash'> Bnoh
HE HAS ON HAND,
a general assortment of LEATHER & MOROCCO SKINS
OF nL KINDS ana tor almost every purpose which
articles pred
.heap Sole Le"rr y the quantity, quarter Of side
An excellent assortment of Coach Lace dc.
Shoemakers Tools, of every drscripiion
Curriers' Tools and Tanners pil
Plantation Shoes and few ca .es Northern Shoes ,p ron
sgnment y - -
100 Richmond Slaughter Hides. wen cured
Country and Spanish Hides bought and sold, or harterst
~, Lr",heF' VIM. CRANE.
8--N JXv
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7
nIEnl-In the county ul 6louc- rr, the s u Mr.
WILLIAM TOMklES after illness Of only n lew days
Thus, IN the bloom of youth, this aishe yaun fell
victim To the unrcenieSs hand of Death and has left nm
aged parent hro'her ard sisters and numerous friends To
bemoan bis uniimrly loss.
Departed this life, her residence In the upper
Mddesex the sih u in the 9th
Mrs CArnAkINE MONTAGUE, leaving IA numeroa, cir
Gle ut relatives aud friends their rrparabi loss
She was eniued with strong mind firm r rnishp
punctnai m her engagements: n Kind and ohliginr
neghbor nm aGcciiunate mo;hcr ami humane mistress
For the last SO she has been o the Baptist
society," in which station she has exhibited example OF
piety "a all arount She coniinrd with long and
illness, during which she manifested the utmost
gree Of resignation To the win OF Divine Prov ence only
regrcitirg that She went fast enough. And vince
tie appointed time had she calmly recined
the bosom of that Snvi"o who had long supported
her through all the Nicissitu.s of this mortal life.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-02
OLD AMERICAN NUNSERY
TEN DOLLARS REW 4 nj n

fridhy th" &7;h ult my servant LEWIS ubsconded
ne l. bright mnlatiO, about tweniv-,bree mr. four
years o. age, and about FIVE feet three o Cnr
o"e coat ana panin"ons. ai,icont not recoecIe
,,I ;,, SUR o'Hr great coat and glazed hat; he
"h WIN Him, also black fur hat about tfwor, S
+ VIII give Ten dollars i"r his delivery il caught in ,o
hd proportionHhle increase IL taken eyo the i,'
me city aud brought or securaI IL 60 ,i , !, W
cei him again bought him Of n MIR JJoblay 49, n
t Chry nt The county Of Gloucester TO vhicl, ni-n H.
WIZ Prphabiy attempt Ia get. lie ran away nhow, ~,
sraIs ago, ma was Hprrehened in Wilams,re NJ, b;,
wav TO Gloucester hCing furnished with tnr, "" "'s
Hirhmo"h March 2. 9a--ff IEI NJ a., Il"rii.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-02
FOuND-

Not long since on the public highway ebou, o. mile.
- esstm LSnchourg, valuable WATCH chain and
, 49,, .,vInPPel, tnerthsr viii OF money A. the
Hseh eears very eharoeterisc marks II is prssd hat
VII more particularly describe Ii; nav ,ls cost
y" '"'s auVethsenent, and take bic property.
o.,, a.. ISHAM RANDOLPH CHEADLR
oaiIr' PENCE Edward CO., Va, Frb - h.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-02
RICHARD pnII-Ann
lhaNSSA,,IS business in Lvnchhurg Virginia ne Auf'
-, llONEEW and NERAJ COMMITS Hon sirs
-HANI. February q. % vC,y "'
PATENT FOR BURNING RRfCK

hEHtBf give notice 10 the public that have ieVep,et
!" nov nnh useful improvement in the Brick Uurnir
h6sness' which believe viii The rr4sfest
70 we public and particularly useful rs re enr1ged
IN that business the saving of tiRp wood and st l.
immense and the tricks Car superior 10 those ,
on any other plan heretofore practsed the sed eotc
wheh improvements rs follows viz IN hnild ,,i,
across the eyes IN the centre 0f the filn and build Cr
or Aue o each eve. each side Of the Rim titb n c,,
extending from The ewes ~ The top the Kiln IN do, a.
hest 10 the anIside Of The Kiln The FIRE is 10 e smiled "a
each side ~ tie same time. kn constructed NAV t
burned eel with less than twOthrds time wood "a
labor consumed IN the former mode nf burning
small kin may be horned emily from the one side under IL
foregoing plan. 'i'' '"o
ANY person or persons wishing burn bricks with the
foregoing Improvements receive the patent Win
ncnaF DISTINCTIONS Tor burning. nf the subscriber u, IN
Buchanan Boietouu county, Va. 81 HE agents tp Fin
castle which patent IA be IN force from and ,f,e The ia
day ~ biay, is2s RoUERT CRIJTCttFtFI ID y
MarrbS az 80 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-02
Quis jan locus

Que regio In terfis, nOsts non piena laboris y
1t impossible TO retain the precise words of
hispowerful and splendid eGusion they were
grand, tender, picturesque, and pathetic. The
manner was lofty and touching TIE fall Of his
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-02
ROBEKI' POORE

~ ULLY returns his thanks to The public fr
,,m 'orniLF patronage, and informs Them thn no To-
ni on hand considerable quantity of FiIR NiTtipI
els, e WIN seq AZ reduced prices: and having been ,,en
IT, r.I'PIoyen by his friends in the tNDFR'rAKINc,
' "nrrs hs services, upon ldty terms as anv ole.
ill.,, @ '"e S'tF--nrver having desired IN receive t,rrs
March S''o" Tue esn'Il'"n usage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-02

" we are authorized Ia state that Mr. Allan McRae Of
Manchester is candidate to represent The rountv 80 %
bly, ~ Virginia ' H'sI"'-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-02

lcos,m,ni-a,tdl

icoz,tatni-attdl
MaRnIEDl-on ,he. 18Th ulL bv the Rev. Pnindrvter
Smith, Mr. GEORGE ABDirr, to the srriahI. aud ms 4,
ad",ired MISS JANE h. y"unges, daughter OF Mr. W,ia
Wehb--ai Of buckingham.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-02
IN. A. II0LCnMpr

Dr. ~ , nls services as COMMISSION MFRCHAY.
~ uv imu'ers Who trade TO LynchLnrp Uis -,
i,se o. the quality Of Tobacco lis foreign and doi"s,
, 20 70 us VSne' mn his ac1uaii with the nus
''{ pasier Who may eonide produce to his care
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-02
NOTICE-

* NT'ue OF deed of trust executed IN the sbscribe-
10y loan r. S"yden, and duly recorded in If,nover
comfy cor = Tor NE purpose &c securing 10 Snml Dunn
10 csIIain sum oi money therein mentioned we shall
proceed 10 sen 10 the highest bidder. for cash nm Ni.
ime s 9f snrshat llenrco courthouse ali said STA,
W nus deceased fathers estate, consisting of an nn
49, - THOMAS MIFURE
n.lIt" :. s'--Ji' MOSBY WnODSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-02

SOAL LEATHER.
k'E "ousand sides SOal Lenther- for sale hv
Fsl,rror, =, OIIS, DUNLOP co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-02

The Cincinnati Republican of the 18th ult
to state that bad Mr. 6szays private letter report
cd to contain charges OF corruption against Congress
the Depurtmens but "uere such charge contained
IN he letter to uiieh alluded, any scG ,sir
uafion, any expression ;pheh De construed"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-26


This notorious chief Of the Saginaw Indians has
~ last met with The fate which he has long meried
from his crneies and numerous murders. A few
DAYS ngo, Peter Riley half breed, who reside
IN Oakland County, started FOR Saginaw, with the
intention OF nvengiBg the death OF relative who
had been killed bt kisikapko some time lnst sun,-
meT.--Riiey, hi@self had, in his youth, received
some severe usags from Kishksuko, which he never
iorRave. tic called nj the house of DIR. Hunter,
previous TO settling out, aud left him some peries
and dog, telling him that he did moi know that he
shonld ever return, and that if lie did BOi, Mr.. II.
should have his dog and other property. When he
arrived NJ Saginaw nc visirpd the cauIp OF Kshkark
with whom lee began conversation. whirh shortly
iermrnated in y quarrel, and Riley stabbed his enemy
~ his arm
kishkauko in lie struggle succeeded ~ getting
possession Of the knife, which Riley seized club
and gave him blow upon bis head which OCCASION
ed his immediate death.
The relatives Of Kishka uko suffered Riley to de.
part IN peace, and whether any thing farther will
iranspire 10 consequence Of the revenge lie has ta-
ken, remains yet 10 he seen. Detroit G0s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-26
A SERENE WINTERS NIGHT.

fr following exquisite piece of poetry is y
iim"nued PERCY SHELLEY volume uf who.e unpul
iisej pms, the friends OF that exe.llsnt per syn viii
pleased to hear, is noys In ia. press.
lnw brauiifa this Night: The hamirsi sigh,
which VERBAL zephyrs breathe in evenings Eur,
We're d'>cord tn the speaking quetude
That ops this mov,es> scene lea, en-. ebuu want;
Studded With stars unut,rrsbiy bright,
Through which the moons uHclou,sL gra,de ur rolls
Srenis lax" can"py which love had spread
q" curtain ih" sleeping w"rh Yon gentle hills,
ROBBED ia "a garment uI nuIr,,lden snow;
fpn darksonie walls, whence icicles depend
So stainless, that their white aud gl,ering spears
Iihre not tue moons pure h-nm yon castiri strep
VIII s. hamper hansetii DER the time tower
SO idly, that wrapt fancy deenieth il
A met 'pbSr vi Psace,--aii firm n scene
Where musing Solitude might love 10 liz
Her s'ui above this sphere ~ earLiipesS;
Where silence un'iisturb-,i might watch alone:
SO cold, So b.ighi, 50 still
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-26
ADVERTISEMENT.

TITO he sold by the Marshal oC Csrkburp District
Chlncery ConTi, the third hisasay in Man n,xt he
ing the court Gay for the CIarkb Chancery Iii
held IN monongala cosnty. n fair Otherwise the ur1t fair
ay nj Tue courthouse of the said chry court TO the
highest bider six hundred OF laid In the comm
tyoi Mononealia aud adjoining John yudah setlIement
right which tract OF COO patentd in the pane OF
Henry Banas ON credit Of l. 2 and years. towards die
charging dsb due 10 the of Harris and
Gerry for the icbmond Dsict, Henry Hanks pain,ir A.
Eatns Frices heirs, and others defendants Also there
VIII be sold, al Greenbrisr Courthouse by vhnrcs Ar,c
e and James Pennei commissioners pun 10 The above
eced decree the 25,h day Of May next rinr Green
brier court day. IL fair otberw the fair day m nh,
highest bidder, credit of q and years II.
OF land living IN rsenbsr patented in ne name of
enry Banks, TO satisfy Wm. Duvai, OF Nm Price
dec. " ""'' A'aec
BY order OF the commissioners.
=. CHARLES ARBUcKLE
warren ID lOi-w6w JAMES PENNELL
fEftE Sberifs at the counties Wyiie, Monisomery
Il Grayson and Giles composing district, of the cam
ues OF hanawha, Mason, Cabel Logan tandolpb iIarri
son, Lev" and Wood, composing another district Of The
counties o Fauquier and culpepe composing another
rict OF the counties of Ohio, Tyler Brooke
anu Preston composing another district;
Lee scott Russell Tazewell composing another district
and Of the counties of King William King Queen Esss,
several districts constitute tie third class of the Senate
virginia, are requested take notice that an eeciion
rotation Is to be held the their
counties in the month Of April next for the eectns f
Senator TO represent each the said
raj Assembly, for four years next ensuing.
THEO. HANSFoRD, C. s.
Iu,Ne" 'o io<f lOS-wiw