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HHs e Ladies' Beaver
B3nnets, PlltmeS, &c.
j. p z R5FJp BIZ g CO.

d 70 y III BIlIA q WWo
I'll AVE for sale the following
q Il articles, viz.-Gentlemen's Superfne
HATS, newest fashion do. common and low
priced do; seal-Skin CARS; Buffalo Robes /;
Youths and Childrens' Black, Drab, and
Fancy HATS-Ladies' BEAVER BONNETS
and Plumes.- Pongee Silk, Binding, Banding,
Buckles, and other Hat Trimmings.
The above goods will be sold on the
most liberal terms for Cash or approved credit.
N. Blades BEAVER BoNNETs alter
ed and acknowledgements BoNNETs colour
ed and pressed in the neatest manner.
81 Cash paid for Hating and Ship
ping FURS.
Worcester, Dec. l, 1894. 6t3teow
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Worcester, ss.
Probate Office, December O. 1924.
To the Heirs Of MARGARET GREEN, late
Of Gardner, in said County, deceased,
and to oil others concerned IN the Estate
Of soid deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
4. pear (ifyou see fly at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
'y, on the first Tuesday in January next, at
one of the clock, after noon, to show cause
why the Accounts of the Administration of
SAID Estate, should not be allowed; and you
will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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Notice is hereby gSUen,
December s, 1924.

Worcester, IS.
Probate Office, Nov. 16, 1924.
To the Heirs Of KEzA SAWYER, late of
Bolton, in SAID County, deceased, and
TO all Others concerned IN the Estate
of said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereb, cited to an
n pear (ifyou see ft) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun.
ty, on the first Tuesday in January next, at
ten Of the clock, before noon, to show cause
why letters Of Administration on said Estate
should not be granted 70 Joseph Sawyer, jr. a
creditor Of said Estate, who has applied for
the same and you will be heard thereon.
NATEL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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Stage Notice.
Northampton, Springfield, Wo,-
cester, Boston, Troy & ALBANY
Accommodation Stages.
NORTHAMPTON stage

NORTHAMPTON STAGE
WILL leave Northampton
w every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day, at O'Clock, A. NJ. and will pass BY Had
ley Academy and Amherst Institution and
Academy, by Enfield and Greenwich Manu-
factories, through Hardwick, New-Braintree,
Paxton, and Worcester.
SPRINGFIELD STAGE
Will leave Springfield at the same
time, i. E. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday,
at 3, NJ. and will pass by the Manufacture
ing Establishments of Monson, Brinfeld.
southbridge, Charlton, and Leicester, to Wor-
cester, where, together with the Northampton
Stage, each will pass down the Worcester
Turnpike, and arrive in Boston at o'clock,
P, M,
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TOWN OFFICER.
Dorr 6 Ho1vIand
PROPOSE PUBLISHING
4 second and improved Edition Of
Town officer;

CONTAINING
The general Laws of Massachusetts,. relating
to the Choice, Power and Duties of Town
Oficers-with appropriate Forms for
each Officer, to aid and facili-
tate the discharge of the du-
ties of his office.
THE WORK WILL ALSO CONTAIN
Such Notes and References to the Decisions
of our Supreme Court as may APP
pear to be important.
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VOU are hereby cited to ar
III pear (f you sec fD at the Court of
Probate to be holden at Barre, in said
County, on the third Tuesday of January
next, at one of the clock, after noon, to show
cause why the Accounts of the Administration
OF said Estate, should not be allowed, and you
will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob
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CONDITIONS.

CONDITIONS.
The work will be well printed, on good pa
per, in duodecimo volume, containing about
$50 pages, at one dollar each, well bound.
G| Those who will procure FIVE subscTib-
res, shall receive sixth copy gratis.
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the WORN u son>e slillfu, inpo Tor, and
she determined on fo,Dwiug its footsteps.
She took up brrcl, amber lamp, and hasten
ed IN put her design INTO execution. Ga
reaching The duo. Ia her infinite SURPRISE
she discovered il tp he fastened rs she had
herself left It on retiring tu bed. On with
drawing the bolt, and opening the door,
size SAW the back of thu youth Discerning
the staircase she followed, ill on reach
lng thu foot Of the stairs, the form appeared
IT, sink lnto the earth. II WAS IN vain 10
attempt coneealing The occurrences of the
night /; her voice, her manner, the inpos-
siblhty Of sleeping another night in the
ill-omened chamber would necessarily be-
tray thai something OF painful and mys-
terious nature had occurred. The event
was related 10 Lady reunyman. She
determined 10 remain no longer in her
present habiialion. Thr man of whom the
house had beer engaged WAS spoken Ia on
the subject. lie bccamc extremely yio-
lrni, SAID That II was M time Cor thc I'm
glish to indulge tl' If imaginaiion3; iusiuu.
ated sometng of the guilloiiur, aud bid her,
nj her peril, 10 drop a single expression to
the injury of his house, While She re
manned IN France, no word was uttered
upon the subject she framed an excuse
for her abrupt departure another resi-
denee was offered in the vicinity of Islr,
Inch she engaged on the pretrxt of It's
being better calculated to the size OF hen
family, and nj once rrlnqushcd her habi-
tatlon, and with II every preternatral occa-
sion of anxiety.
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Lottery and Exchange Office, ia, Market 81
BALTIMORE.

Lottery and Exchange Office, ia, Market 81
BALTIMORE,
Where the great capital prizes in BOTH
TIE LAST LOTTERIES were sold, and
WHERE MORE CAPITAL PRIZES HAVE
BEEN OBTAINED THAN Al ANY OTHER
OFFICE IN AMERICA.
Orders from any part OF the United States,
either by mail post paid) or private convey
ance, enclosing the cash or prizes in any Of
lhe Baltimore lotteries, will meet the same
prompt and punctual attention as II on per-
sonal application, addressed TO
y !. COHEN, Jr, baltimore
II COHEN'S LOTTERY GnseHe and Re-
gist r, which is Published regularly aftercach
drawing will contain the official lists of the
GRIND S'nfe Loittry, and will be forwarded.
gratis. 10 all who purchase their tickets at
CoHEN'S OFFICE, and who signify their
wish to have the same.
April 10. il3mif,
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A ! n mccti1g Of the President and Di-
rcetors OF the Lynohhurg and smcm
iS2I-
ordcrrd, That tho stockholders oT thu
LNncblmrg aud Salem Turnpike COMPANY
lhy 10 the Treasurer, on OF before the 10th
Day ot May nest, five dollnrq on each of thoir
several shares OF stock, and that the Treasurer
cause tIis order 10 be Published, according io
law. JOHN LYNCH, Cicrk.
April II tI5m
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LOVE AND BEAUTY.

Iar ras,,,i,,' late l., pi',,,'''' ha'.P
Tie ,..,al, s,,,,,,i'c'i l;,,, {;io I,'t.,,
And hmm ~, .,'a,tc al.
-
4'1e ggarf hm will her virgin train,
or t4.,ve tresb ,,t, ,',,"li. oi,.! i1'''
For yonngLoye'scb,inga ara rnsJc or ,os..
fci ill Love pin'J and only sought
Tbrtho. III. ebnf,,s ,r,,5 Co,ycrs he ,o,,,ht
No Chains nj all ,,oulJ a,it him lettcr
Bni scarce lhir disrnnient bcrnn.
Before fbe l,ov c,tn, rit ID n plnr
To free him from HE rnwcry rtison
'lWns tla=-thr little nrlful eli
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iHE GREAT PRIZE W
100000 DOLLS.
is nom foafing in The GRAND
STAEE LOTTERY
or NARYLaND.
VT .UTT' IITgNV5
VOW DEAHiHG ~ TIIE cry or BALTIMORE
COHEN'5 OFFICE,

VOW DrA"lHG ~ TuE cry or BALTIMORE.
COiIEN'5 OFFICE,
Ba'iimore, TprH 2d, 1924
NJ Beside thrabovr splendid capital prize
Of ONEiIl NDHED THOUSAND DOLL Ans.
tbere pre- also now floating IN the wheels the
capitals OF 10000, ? ot 10000, | of b.Oot
of loo DOLLS. &C, and nrr all liable "a
he drawna at the next drawing, whlch will take
place ON
TUESDAY NE l3M Of NAY,
III the city oi Baltimore, under the suprrin.
fendencc OF Tia. Commissioners appointed nv
he Governor and Council. Only two draw
lngs remain to complete the scheme The
whole at the prizes are payable IN CASn.
which can be hhd ~ COHEN'S OFFICE tho
moment they are drawn.
\ = Orders ought 10 be sent on NJ so0U NJ
posabie Ptfs0HS At n distance uGy NJ all
hhfs min cogfde'.ce torWdcd Mtjr emiTaHces
n GOHE.FS OFtJCE, for if HE great capi-
this in Hc Srhemc ,t1uh be drarrn phsn me.
9rder, "rr're, and the state Of me wheeis icif
mt jnd1g M investment, He AMOUNT enclosed
icW be rriurDfd ny ME frs mGH
Whole tickets $50 Qpbrters IS
Hnlvs 10 EiehIhs 2 90
To lie had. warranted uDlrawn nd
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From the Album.
GHOST SFDai..S.

or the three relations which follow, the
,rn first are derived from sources 81
.n,hcntic, that communicate them with
as much confidence as # they had been
..r,ualy received from the parties IL whom
me events seterail5 oec tired u! the third.
,h, author can only say, With SIR Walter
Scott,
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AUCTION.

TINS uOR.ILN'G, nj 10 o'c',c', The suL.
aeribr cW sell, N auction,
20 bags prime green Coffee
hhds aud hbIs brown Sugar
bbl4 lont Sugnr
Cotton, inrn, ScpnrS, sc. Sc Sc.
RICHARD POLLARD, .Iaciioncey.
April u. IL
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~ Tickets md sLrrcs Tor salr NJ
ECHOLS Ii NUE1HpS

LotIery OIhcc, Iynchburg, Va.
Where HE cash will always he paid nj a
irfine discount, Tor all prizes in lie above
Lottery, n3 soon rs drawn.
rpf,r ar ira
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DUTY D'.1rcy-Ths lady, WHO resided
at Chisll, in Essex, had t.rer sni'ors who
were always qlarrelIing about her. Upon
which she SAID" Have patience, and /
will marry yon all = which she literally
did, one after another. Their names were
rrcucfard, Gage aud IIcrvey.
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FRESH Salad OIL and Real Durham
Mustard.
,tNiONAS J. DUVAL has just recelv
ed "A few dozen bottles of the abosa
rticle Of superior quality
April 8. IS
Negotiable Notes and Checks,
For Sale at this Office
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Ct1IPgEII.. ELECTION.

In consequence OF the late Indictment wen
.h,r. the polls will be kept open three days
Last cycnin at thcirclose, Lhey stood thus
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Nav YonK, June 3O.-An arrival At
Boston from Gibraltar, has brought pa
pprs from that place - the 22d of May,
containing later a10scs from Spain and
Portugal, than we lave previously rece'v
ed. letter from adiz, received a
Gibraltar on the 22nd, says" ii Is men
toned with goud deal Of certainty, that
f2500 more French troops are To enter
Spain immediately that two regiments
are ordered from Caihagrna to Cadiz, at
winch place preparations are making To
lodge them These movements IN Span.
with the recent events IN Portugal, lead
many TO believe all is not well, and that
war is brewing" We have seen four
copies of this letter, two of which state
that 5000 additional French troops, U"
about to enter Spain instead OF $500 as
mentioned above 1T the number was
stated at as 900 in the CadIz letter, we
do not believe it, II it was $500, the I'M
portancr Of the intelligence Is very incun-
siderable.
The news from Portugal is the most i'm
portant, as will be scpu from the Kings
Proclamation and other extracts gwen
below. From thtse ii appears that The
late proceedings of the lnlant were more
serious than we at first supposed. Oh The
9TH of May the King went on board the
British ship Windsor Castle, from which
he issued the proclamation of which we
speak The extract of letter taken from
the Gibraltar Chronicle OF the Goth, also
contains a summary Of its principal con-
tents, and Of several DEGREES published at
the same time. The Infant Was stripped
of his command, and sent off in frlgate
on his travels. Com .Idp'
From the Boston Courier Of .u0Hday.
Laie from Gibrditor.-By the arrival OF
the ship Coral, Hooper, 80 days from
Gibraitar, we have been favoured with the
Gibraltar Chronicle of May 10, 81, p, and
25. We find in them nothing very impor-
tant.-Th.ir contents ate chiefly made up
Of the articles already noticed in London
papers. The paper Of May II, contains
the following proclamation, by the king OF
Portugal. dated ION board the British ship
Windsor Castle, lying in the Tagus, May
@, 1924.
Portuguese Your king is not going a
way from you on the contrary, he only
intends to remove the fears and anxiety
under which you are labouring, to re-cstah-
lish public security, and 10 tear bif the
veil which az yet conceals the truth from
YOU; certain AS he is dat, at his voice,
all this loyal nation will unite to support
the throne, aud that there I'LL be an end
q tue con ilict of opinions, and of the pas
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POLICE COURT.

! BOSTON, June ".
| Assault and Baftefy.-On Saturday, two
of the gentle sex appeared in court, each
anxious for the first chance Of stating her
grievances. One was Mary Rice, mar
ried woman; the other Mary Tai Ior, a Ia
dy living in state of single blessedness,
a maker and vendrr of vandykes, and Ger
! tain other articles OF female wearing appa-
rel which, owing to the r0lgdr'ty aud
! paucity of the English language, are in
/ French ycleped chemise. Mrs. Rice first
| obtained, the ear of the court, aud sta
ted that her daughter, Lucy Morse,
minor and cripple, worked for
| the said Mary TaS lor, IN the construction
and fabrication of the aforesaid articles
/ that Yesterday, Mrs. Tay lor inquired for
/ certain ,andy kes, and being ans" cred they
! were not done, seized her daughter by The
throat, tore her clothing, called her IA thief
that this morning She attacked the girl
the second tune, and tore her gown, which
was produced To the court, and exhibited
the melancholy ravagcs OF the lad!'s fin
glIs-that her daughter would have 9th
erwisr been much injured, if some men had
not intcrposed and rescued her from the
clutches ofth incrnsed dealer in wand ykcs,
&c.
Mrs. Taylor next took the stand. She
was a lady apparently we'll qualified To be
the commander in chief of the whole army
of ,iragoes She said she came to com
plain of herself for tearing her own gown.
This, as the court remarked, WAS the rca-
son of her extreme soIicitude 10 get the
first word. She said she euplnyed Lucy
Mon se-paid her in clothing. That the
girl owed her then for The gown that wa
torn. This morning said sbc) caught
her, and tore the gown from her back,
which Your honor knows | had right Ia
do. This you had 90 right to do SAID
the Judge E" YOU migl have brought an
action Of debt IL recover ii, II II was your
property" "What, said the Irr'Iat"d MAJ
den, sue pauprr2 No-l had a right 10
the gown, and took it," The judge not
being convinced by the argument OF Mrs.
II. ordered her L. take the place assigned
for prisuners-sAid ii WAS Unnecessary Ia
send for other witnesses the coniess'an
she had made aud the temper she had
exhibited were sufficient to condemn her.
She Twas sentenced To pay fine OF two
dollars and costs Of prosecutions ne
Judge advised her to govern her temper,
ntimatng, that in case of another com
plaint, she might suffer more severely
This good advice, however, was like a'oater
Hrotcn upon dry place. The .Gtfontedl
dainstl refused Ia accept OF the small
change that was due after paying fine and
cost, and erit IN II rage,
About an hour after, the identical Mrs
Mary Taylor, spiuster, was brought into
court again, on a complaint for Threatening
Lucy Morse aud was laid under recos
, nizance of one hundred dollars, to KEEP the
peace and To appear at the municipal court
for trial, in July. The lribnlatlons "f the
lady did not end here. Before she LETT the
oGic., constable, very imperhneniiy,
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returned in a few minutes with verdict Of
guilty-and they assessed the fine of the
prisoner TO $500. The court therenpon
pronounced lis Judgment, and sentenced
him To be imprisoned in the Jail Of the
county three years without bail or main
prize, and thereafter until he shall pay
his fine, aud the costs of the prosecution,
or be otheiw wise discharged by Il due course
of law.
The other cases upon the docket having
been contradiction most of the cases, be-
cause of the ahseuce Of witnesses for the
communicable or the prisonrrs,) the court
adjourned on Saturday night about 10 %.
clock, fixing upon Thursday the second
day of December next, as the day for the
commencement of the next term for the
trial of criminal causes. Compiler.
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There's beauty on the land -
Its fields ARE -irnglct Ger with flowers,
Tie finishing rose hdorus lis bow cts
Prrchance It's hues are not 80 bright
As oceans gems or humps Of night
But suffer shades can spnthe the soul,
Green fields lLro which clear rivers roll
Il. hills aud wales more varied rise
Ihau sea green waves or clouds in skies
There bceuty on the band.
There's music on the land -
The sougzters choose the shady grove
u wnrile out their tales Of love;
Aud often, TOO, the whi,p'riug breeze
Sings snceily thro DE waving trees.
t1hc distant bum Of weary mon
Returning from ineir tolls, again
Their intant prAttlcrs' smiles 10 &c,
The voice oil love, is harmony,
There susie on the land
There quiet on the land, :
Dark, kloamy clouds Of hide II e ky,
And waves IN fury dash ON high,
In eea, in mir. coniusion's found
50 9, strife aud hatred Oh the ground
But QUIET IS The moonlight hour
When silence rrighs wIth naRic power
There's quiet in The iaptur'd breast,
That dreams Of Beavers eternal rest.
There's q0iet on The land
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There beauty III he ky -
H. vault is oi brighter hue
Than ocean with lis wave of blue
And there the Stars ARE lhiekly set,
Brigh, diamonds on Night roronct,
The rninboN's grand aud nv inl form
Smiles like an angel nu Tie Storm,
Aud lifts lis arch dlsucly iair,
4 tylm Of love and mercy thcrc
There beauty IA the sly.
There music in the IVY -
II Is moi III the tilunder's crash,
Nor IN the lightniug' r"d.wing'd hnsi
Ihc,e speak from darkness aud from gloon
And tell ol rain, death mud doom.
But birds nre on the buoyhni wing,
And their oft lnyc.notes murmu1ngj
Aud of midnight iNucy hears
The harmony oil rolling spheres.
There ) music IL The shy.
Thcres quiet in the sky
Below, let strife and hatred dwell
unhalow Il rngc nuke earth hell
Rclow, lei " sin aud SORROW" reign,
And stamp on msn their seni and stain
But, oh how Hill yon cluudlets bear
Their light forms through the silent mir,
Or, crown'd with evenings glory, rest
Serenity ia The CLOWN west
There S quiet IN the shy
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GREAT CAPITAL PAID.

baltimore, July 2.-Messrs. A. lick
erson and }. IL. Clarke, Of Oak Hin, Eau
quier county, Virginia, are the fortunate
owners of one quarter of the great prize of
One Hundred Thousand Dollars, drawn in
the Maryland State Lottery on the cath
ult. They arrived in town yesterday at
ternoon, and on the presentation of their
ticket al the Messrs. Cohen's Office, in
stanlly received the cash. agreeably 10 the
usual promptitude of their establishment.
l.1merilan
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7 valuable Young Slaves,
Eutice.
Inlv II

4 BOUT the 10th of March last, bond
4 n was given by William / ffceiand, N
the unme of Freeland, Ferguson 4 Co 10
David ) Garland mud Micajah pcndlcton In
a sum betyccu aud e,0iO dniafs, payable
Tire day Of this mouth, for debl (ts ws
are ihlorned) owing either by The said Nm
/ Frrelhnd, or the late firm Of Garland H.
freeland, to one Of tue Lynthburg backs
nj any rate for n debt in which We are III no
wisc concerned. We therefore take This ear.
liesi opportunity after learning the nbpye fact,
TO say to the public 'hat We will not iny lie
aforesaid bond, aud do not consider oiirsclie,
nj all bound for il. Ne feel il our dnt, to state
our belief that this bond was obtained In mn
unguarded and distressed hour, Ivy the imIior
luntirs Of one of the obligers--that III. per-
son who gave il acted under the sincere (hut
il may be fnIlaeians) expectation that he
would be able 20 discharge the debt wiikout
resoriing 10 ts--and under the erroneous be
lief that the firm whose name he thus mprU.
perly used was largely indebted 10 him
WILLIAM II. W1NGFiELD,
DOuGALD FERGUSON, IT,
OWENS &. FOWLER
Partners in me Int firm NJ
Frceiand, Ferguson 4 20.
July n. 81
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DY virtue Of deed Of trbst executed ~
ID MS by DR. Josiah Morton, dated the siA
day OF Nayembcri 1899, aud duly recorded "A
the county conFt okfitsy lyRHia, We shnIl pr
coed 10 sell, nj public auction, for cn,h, On
Thursday the l3,h dny of August next, Al 'ho
house OF the said Morton, nenr SANDY river,
IN the county aforesaid,
= Valuable young Slaves,
To Wit Phil, Isaac, Tom, Jin, Eliza Jenny
and Anelia, or so much thereof az viii he ne
ccsary 10 satisfy the purposes OF the said
trn,t.
Acting rs trustees we shall convey such III
lie onlJ rs is vested in rs.
GEORGE TONNES,
A. {. SHELTON.
JGly II 4m9T
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.AVtfll VN

THIS lyOR.SLb'G, ut o'ctock, the sub
scribcr ,cU sell, at auction,
10 bbIs Whisky,
do. superior old Antigua Rum,
bags excellent Feathers,
Furniture, sc.
II dozen Fancy Chairs,
/ Side Board,
/ S.ti.r-3 Tables Press,
Chalrs-l Bedstead,
Show Glass 80 Books,
Chimney Ornaments,
pair Androna,
] Tea Board,
elegant sets Of Tea and COFFEE Chin;
4 Side Saddle carpet, &c. &c. &c
RICuARD PUiLARE,
July - Aucuoneer
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prompt PAYMENT.

We are gratified in learning that one 4th
of No. 8O28, which drew capital prize OF
10000, on Thursday last, in the GRAND
STATE LO FIERY Of MARYLAND,
and which was obtained thro' the medium
of COHEN'S OFFICE, WAS held by a
gentleman of this borough, who presented
the same yesterday morning for payment
at their office, and Immediately received the
cash. Norfolk Beacon
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Nancing School.

~ W. VAUGHAN respectfully informs lis
l q. patrons and the public that his next
dance at The Franklin Hotel will commence
on Thursday the 18th Jdly, and continue q
DAYS Ills school will be opened on Thurs
day and Friday at o'clock p. m. aud on Sa-
tnrday at . 10 tue morning and intho even
ing June 20 dt
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Longerity- The habits and climate Of
New England, are undoubtedly favorable
to long life. In the buryins ground, of
New London Comm there are four graves
adjoining each other, containing the re
mains of four persons of the same family,
(of the name of Starr aged as follows
Mary 81, Abigail IS, Mary 80, and iona
than 90, average 90. A member of the
family of Way, in the same place, average
considerable over 80.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-13

Tdlcs-In the Providence, Or. L. In
unirel, the appointment is announced of
/" The Hon. " llihm Valentine, Inspector
General Of Rect aud Pork" What would
Roger WH.iams, that iIlustrions patriot &
statesman. the founder of that state, who
% kHew not 10 give natlerns titles to
m.a," have SAID TO an honorable inspector
81 aeef AND pork " \. Statesman.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-13

Standing Armies.--A late Metz Ga
zette states the amount OF the military
forces of Europe 10 be 100000 men,
including the sea and land forccs.-Thrse
cost annually 1000, 100000 of francs,
while the entire territorial revenue of
Europe does not amount 10 more than
l,8OO, 200, 900 francs. About the eighteenth
part The population Of Europe is under
arms. and each inhahitant furnishes about
ten a year for the support of this mass of
armed men, and yet all are in profound
peace " ]. Nat. .7dp.