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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-09-07
For Sale,

EHE Subscriber offers for
a sale about 5000 acres of Land, ia the
Township No 3, in the third range of Town
ships in the County of Steuben, State of New
York. The Lands are of a superior quality,
well watered and well timbered, and situated
in healthy and prosperous country, abound
ing with mill streams, on which are excellent
sites for the erection of mills and other hydrau-
lie works. The Canastio and ConhoctOn riy-
ers run through the immediate vicinity of the
Lands, the one on the north and the other on
the south-thus afording cheap and easy
transportation for the products of the soil TO
Baltimore and Philadelphia. A bushel of
wheat can be sent from these lands to Balti-
more for 25 cents. The Lands are within
Is miles of the navigation of the Great West
ern Canal, and within few miles Of the pro-
jected Canal from Seneca Lake to the Tioga
River. They are surveyed into lots of about
100 acres each, and will be sold low for cash /;
or, on payment Of part of the purchase mon
les, on credit of six or seven years.
The title to the Lands is indsputable,
and good warrantee deeds will be executed 70
purchasers, by DGGALD CAMERON, agent to
the Proprietor. For further particulars, apply
to Stephen .4idrich, on the premises, to John
.4tdneh, cd Of Northbridge, Worcester Co.
(hIass.) to Peteg MOwry Of SmithGeld, Or. ~
or to the Subscriber, Of Mendon, (Mass.)
PELEG ALDRICH.
Mendon, June 28, 1926.
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A good assortment Of W. /.
Goods and GroceFles-Crockery and Glas,
Ware, &c.-Live Geese Feathers-Paper
iH5Shgings-5o00 yds. Boot Cord-50O ID. snOe
ihIead, cheap for cash or approved credit.
Worcester, July 27. eow6.
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accommodation STANCES.
THREE TIMES 4 WEEK,
From Providence, e. l. uia Worcester
to Keene, ". III.

|TEEHE mere, Sc of travel. and
"A the convenience it will afford to those
VINO nave or who may wish to patronage, has
induced the Propretors to run their Staces
from Providence to Keene three time. a week.
in the following manner, viz
Leaves Worcester for Providence ev-
cry Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Al
O'Clock, A. M.-arrives at Providence at 4
P. M. a. o
Leaves Providence for Worcester ev.
cry Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. at
o'clock, A. M.-arrives at Worcester at s.
P. M. . =
Leaves Worcester for Keepe every
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at half past
B O'Clock, A. M.-arrives at Keene al 4 m
Leaves Keene for Worcester every
tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. at 3 O'Clock,
A. M.-arrives at Worcester al 7.P.M.
The Proprietors have made arranoe-
ments to intersect the Boston and Brattl.bor.
oogh line at Templeton, so that PASSENGERS
can De accommodated to Bra.tleborough.
Greenfield or Lancaster.
Sand Stages will pass through Smith.
aeid, uxbridge, Millbury, Worcester, Holden.
Rutland, Hubbardston, Templeton, Wipchen.
don, fitzwilliam and Troy, to Keere.
or Fare from Providence TO Wor-
cester, So Worcester TO Keene.
$3.50.
o. I'll baggage al The risk ofMs owner.
B. HOWARD,
|. BASSETT, JR.
|. CHASE,
!. NJ. BASSETT, Fropr'e'ors-
E. BROWN,
S. PHELPS,
August 3, lag5. COW
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Take Aotsce.

TsHE Annual Meeting of the
u Religious Charitable Sccieiy, in Wor-
cester County, will be holden in Princeton. on
Wedncsdoy, the 21st day of September, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. Sermon on the occasion,
will Re delivered at O'Clock.
BENJAMIN WOOD, See'ry.
August "a, 1925.
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Figur'd s. Twisl'd
Levantines
Plaid & strip'd Sars-
nets
Gros de Naples and
Sinchdws
Pink, Blue, & Straw
coloured Florence
Raw Silk and Valen-
cha Nantes
Cashmere Shawls and
Hdkfs.
Fancy Silk and Meri-
no Hdkfs.
Battiste and Ba:age
do.
Gapze & Grape Lisse
do.
Gauge and Lace Wells
Nankin and Canton
Grape
| Grape Shawls & Grape
| Lisse
Figur'd and plain Swiss
Muslin
Fig'd & plain Book do.
Fig'd & plain Jaconet
do.
Corded Muslin s. Cam,
brio
Cambria & Null Mus.
| lin
Swiss Muslin Points
Muslin Robes
French Muslins
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Wholesale Leather Store
NEwzA1L & rvExrrrr

HAVE constantly for Sale, a
az large assortment of LEATHER, of all
descriptions, and most other articles used IN
Inc manufacture of Shoes-which are offered
at low prices, and on liberal terms.
N. Il D. also purchase LEATHER Of all
kinds. Tanners and Curriers' from ,he Gown
Try, VINO have this article for sale, are respect
fully invited TO call as above.
Boston, Julg IA, 1925. DIM
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Notice.

E7HE Subscriber, having re-
!. moved from the town of Sutton, would
inform all those indebted to him on Note or
BOOK account, that he has left his demands in
the Office of Jonas L. Sibley, Esq. of said SUIT
ton; and if settled by the first day of October
next, the expense of collection will be paid
by the Subscriber. All those demands that
remain unsettled after that time, will be imme.
diately put in suit. SUMNER COLE.
Sutton, y4ug. 90, 1926.
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the
IA Subscriber are requested to pay the
same by the first of October next.
JOHN EATON.
Worcester, August 81, 1926.
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DRUGS.
Among which are the following -

506lbs.Crude Anthony
5 bbls. Alcohol
500 lbs. do. Ammonia
so lbs Antimouy Paneca
100 lbs. do. rartrite
50 lbs. do. Glass
1000 lbs. Arrow Root
80 lbs, Oxyde iSismuth
sou lbs. Balsam Copaiya
10 bbls. Pitch Burgundy
so OF. Lunar Caustie
5Oal lbs. Carlo. Soda
6 eases do. Magnesla
100 lbs. do. Ammonia
| bale Cascarilia Bark
10 do. Cort. Aurant
50ibs pulv. Coicocynth
So bbls. Cochinesl
so lbs. Ess. Lemon
2 casks Flor Chamomile
bale Fol. SIENNA
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l.. w. STOW ELL s. co.

Opposite RICE & MlLLEn's,
HAVE Just received, in addi-
ton to their former stock OF Goods
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LH.N-D ron OF ~

- A.. 10 ~ 80, 'i "''"-p, fu'l executed 10 as BY
J, 55' 90 '"s ,'i'l 81 Campbell one hearing jsa
d,v ,f III ,E51 - ''l one ""t hearing date tie 9b
CHI ,s - a. ' W. ""'," were dnN recorded die
l,,.iI ,,,..' 1I''S o' 'ahrhch 20" ui- respective
~, $500 ,sf wa .''. ''nf hcafn- due TIE lJt.,
pi. .-..-. '"'' w ~ "'.l f.coI'ct 900 tie Clerks
m . ,-l Z we 'i1 iit "i Dec 1885 all
,. n . m ,'. TI o, reference 'I' reto. we,
,.,.,,... a. IN, .-. .h ''Hl' o." Iih OF Notcni-
Al. II. ~ . ,.f , .s 10y 'hefet ''"i," Htl. John
I'M. Boz h, % '...i ..I 49, I" we County 10 auPh'l Co.,
Ils. l. ;YDS ,y Il. -. ''''s money, Pro- iDl
.,..,I .t.,. dr. ID. nj, f .H ''",'. 90 me ..pre'.id
iLe g-,o,,ni tr,rr,r.t ,, ,, ''i-F 'n, ifrhs 90
ave ..,s.l !,it. G,' tl, ,,., ~ ~. HH ''ni" cue
were ...,cded ,g.eii., V"'" we ae' d' aIoes8id
ges ,tnai,. tbr ,, ... IT, uses o' 'h' sale 'nd ci1r
iy Peter. Iury ,.,i r H. '" no. WE A"n' VOL
Nist) ,pI .ns a. r4, .,,. I w. .'' ~ 'wtu aud
on Wh,, ne 7i5u ' que . 'e' % parcel Of L'nd
Rl,rt .,,,,,-,. ,i 'V" H"" reside. ru-cittstt Of
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RO.a.W0KE LA.ND FOR S.4LE

NJ 9'e iher, 'ins detcrm,n-Jit To some orhc
- ~ GA e., viii, Friify The llsE Of Naysnlbsr
m Il not 'c nest Ian day,) ell 20 the highest hid
<; ~" 'Mt Ptsnises without rcseyr that valuable TRACT
~ LAND, well snu,yn nv the name of '.o ,,n,
" 'e'Hehr country, the side Of Roanoke River
ON II "Liis rert and south East Ilcyt
s y s''"ation about 500 acres. tprecisc quantity ade
'N" on me day 81 ,nit)IO3 OF which /, frs tate ln
S%n''' nie"r 90 the Iiycr heing well au 10 the
"e 81 'o9n and tobacco The high land, with The eNcep-
"'o"' 40 or - acres l. sooi tobacco Land now stan iilg
~ "e %" the P!an7;'uu there i, good Hing house.
"'ns 'o"' rooms we'll calculated fa the de-
'a'i'n OF small fluy, with 'hc advantage Of cor,1!-
"' o'HdId "i 'oc, tees. The -outi,uy of This t n DO
N'eM navigation, IcndeTs II truly sr,iatIc r.. farms ami
'- "'hci 10y toe purchaser hand, ad giirg ri.It e
i'u d" reasonable rate. Person, i,.a. tu ii, " the
Pre"'',s WI he waited un iy t s,-. b. VINO ,i attend
" ~ IT Fo''eIs one week pre-, ioi, tla Sale.
""'-A credit OF one aud wears bonds with .s,,fac-
WI! .ri"E' with decd "t'rl 10 sesu.c the pa,mru IT
'tu necessary Young cecised in nav ni-.il
80 rae same 9lins aud place. nd tAe sane fe nus " u he,
' '"'"ihit stand ior TAVERN, oi. II .ki.'
iey con aiming 40 acres, adjoining above n, ned tract
anu wing inmediaiey on the rodd.rhe ImpIoyenr are We
y s'' consisting o. dwelling hou.. with rooms On The first
% necessary ont house. very fine peach orchard aud
''' "u res {" almost every description together W
most iei'5hul spring, and large aud .racou, .rrng
OCT. IS IN =, 80 .Sn -
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Ronnoke Lnnhs for ST.

' 'nhcbe vail sell TO The highest bidder, hi, yiluable
i'o' OF Land lying Roanoke river. WIN, ubrosdIe
an" "'l above MI Conrad Boyd, containing acres. he-
tween 10 a"d 100 Of which i first grounl four-hh.
winch tobacco dnd, cquacd by scarcely the IL
'eri tie balance hac ccr, wheat aud cat land Their. i,
more 'hdn 100 Of the HIGH land now slndipc IN o
aha MAJ excellent tobacco, cotton aud land. land
mat Is cleared produces well the IUi welt wucred aud has
good hoses fOl the saving e ctu nd h, use Of AN Oyrr
''ei' ern "ne-td down n Ir remainder two co,l
I"HA' 10 'i"rhi' with bonds ana approved ser,uiy aud
decd inHst tbe land Any ., r,nl vi hiu. To- ,, liz lr
"ii be shcwn 10y the subscriber who live the plar. The
safe VIII take place ON Fiay the VI Nuvembcr ucy the
''ne d'y with llf BuNd'S. T. H. FOSTER
Mrckieuhurs Va OCT. o. 5O-vld
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FOREIGN.

Inc last advIces from Europe leave Spain and
Ireece IN very interesting attitudes The former.
apparently on the eve of a connection the latter,
struggling amid new difficulties, and, we fear
deeper gloom.
In Spain, we behold two individuals OF the most
opposite principles executed by the same govern
hent The Empecinado, decided Constitutoralist,
huhg oessieresa notorious royast shot ;but the lat
Ter incurred hs fate because he was more of AN UlrQ
even IMAM ms patron; and was seeking TO place the
infant DoR Carlos, the brother of the l[ing upon
me Spanish throne, with more absolute powers
" nat VIII the Holy Allies say to this Civil war
amSng the members of their own legitimate fami-
~ to this conspiracy of one brother against ano-
'her, and IN the neghborins kingdom of Porugal of
wife conspring against her husband What a
inockery Is this system OF monarchy That two
entire nations should he torn 10 pieces by the
pretensions of individuals of the same families
neither OF whom has tie slishtes, shadow ofrigh,
10 the powers which they would usurp. One il
really at loss to know, whether the monslrous
aosurdtles ot monarchicai government are calcula-
ell 10 produce most ridicule or most indignation
Our hearts bleed for Greece sloriously vic
torious as she Is at Missolonghi; with her gal
liant little fleet triumphant on the sea we
tremole Tor the destiny of her army under
| Colocotroni. We fear that Ibrahim pacha has
been TOO successful at rripoitza and Carristine
to be easily resisted. The victory of Missoonghi
may perhaps animate the despairing tugitives: but
we tTem5le for the catastrophe of the Greci.n
revolution. The government OF Napoli is said to
have besonght the Protection of q. Britain BUl
she interfere lis there way OF -avins this gal
liant race! Caano, the contest he procrastinated.
until some noble spirits from Europe or America
s'ail fly to them, TO discipline her troops and Or
game them 10 meet the Egyptians trained as they
nave been by some most degeleratei sons OF
frarce!-Can France herself stand by and see the
Christian Greeks iall martyrs 10 the Turks
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NNLrr a,rIn -,

YOUNG gentleman viu ls, conducted School scve r,s
y years de'irou' n procuring 'iion f4r the rnsrn.
}ctr lie la ~ Dts possession satisfactory
aid, t. zach th, following b.nruc vii. EngIfh r,g,-
Dt"rrrhy a"d Arithmetic AZ @, the Greek Lain Ian
r"-t 'nwsta.lr il1r" DO y"tcd part 81 tbs ear to-
Doe Studs oi Matte rliics ic ui sian ie uuG,d a. ,sr Oh
Element OF Euclid and Gihou. Surveying. Those ,,bo =,
90 cnry .''''hfr 7rc 'qrr'd ' die,io letter 10 NJ l. H.
urar Os'orl Pos,o0icc, Caroline, Va
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NTOLE.N

81 oI my stable in Huute county The n-t ,r O.. ,
- ''hult, SORRfL HORVE 4f.t 50 or 30 io,',. .i i
Pto'ed 90 DC % ~ nd, lic has .p1Ii sian tn M
fsh't d round handsome horses os anl q lrr, .l,l
"h' ven, fnd excellent cie hrre On ,a . I'll,
s'dhi' and birdie were stolen Jot had bocn in r,. H.
'"m, iinc The sIrrHps sud hi .tccl viii u,y M
"'d 90 Tea lull'fs Co., peuu th1 will sccur. t. r
LEW. JONES
We ". I'lfI -vN
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DIV RIVER LH.YD FOR ME-

iii 9"nscri1eI, beng d,.i,ou leave Virginia, will e
4 without reserve, on Hednss,ei ne f6h N,,.,.5
I'm , = ~ me iT,' i'ir ' de eaer the premise
i"-AN w LAND, living the North .idr Of Dan River
immediately above Btshv'. Feirv in The connie iic,
' NoI.Ne est OF Buao prnEs and p east Of The court
coN'diAing '2 ucIrs, 40 uiwhir low .fuupl .r,c.y
interior 10 any the River. OF the INLAND slv is0 ,
's'' "nt produces exceedingly we being ola .'T uu-
J ana 'ie"'r'y adaprd To he culture OF corn, wheat
h'I'' The potion yet Co cv4r goo! tobacco land
~ .--nnh thetc i The piaa,at'on dwelling
- @ Y'''' -ma expense, might br made very comiot-
80 ~ ' ''.'ccn houses, youug dourishns Ptat h
W .a, '3"t'."g Ihoui 2oo wr elected trees hicl frou,
" situations sedou fail, hear alunliul, IL tEe
A""'s i'ns "'d pt-s wilt be- sold all The pcri.b7
e +"' -1n''n5 "' stock o. every ripoa. .eyei
c % morse with awag,II and team Of ia ,s-e about
SJo b com 10000 wi. Fodder 10 or 20ODJ WI ,a Plane
Unutcnis, &c. " 49, ''"''"
or The real rsltea credit If ono aud year, will
be allowed Tie purchaser liynr bppd win ,nnrJ c,,.
'eu 'i ' q" Nceutr tie pay II fe,ju, ri-or
s S''', would "e received AZ a price. For the 9TH
van s';' n"ier $40, cash; thar amount cred
OF twelve months val be given DUEEIL InyD
Oct. - - - -, -. ~
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EXAMINATIONS


N'''F '''"N|''F VTtF'I' ItWIUTE .IEUUINIV.
WIZ examination Of the pupil. iu institution ,rlI conn
mrnce on Monday The 18th of Notcbrr nd continue f,f
young l1,s.
me eFeiei'es Of The Academy will be- rcumci ih~ o.
Monday in January under ff. care of ffr Bes y yio
from NosYors who ha' engaged sbo s.,t,n and Is dete
m,sed TO tJestrgom The reputation Of tne esah.liment.
Oxford, Oct y. 5O-vS
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.InLlts Hirer LnnI -. -

Fpf vuiue OF deeu otuu irotn Alex Fun,rd wife ber
ns date is i April, 1922, Tor tie pufpo.e OF .srna
we mrni OF ccsin s"m. of money therein ii.na. mo-
Hugh nurg Of Baltimore 'pf which sum, the five l. M
rd remain unpaid .hai Ihu'sdty the TO- DIV of Nt
Der neNw ~ O'Clock proceed toscio the hr-h,.t bidder r
ready money, h,ior' The entry the tle Hoe. m t CIV M
Richmond, JFoci ~ i1if called B.ns'. Vim. f ib
county pi thf s Ciy on JaUirs River, contsinn. $50 g,
more 90 ICES. The land lie, about 20 miles holo. fb r a.,
richmond and rrrttenrd Go he fsle aud valuable. The
trustee only, tscll md conv.v .ort l. ,iy M M. be-
vested 40 me by said dcelo us', ,h a special ,gnre 5
ly dsii,st n,ysol aud ur,.e olnin. under n,e
o-,.,,- JOIN PAEkHiLL, Trntc4.
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1 say this IN candour--such publications as thai,
OF yours, in the newspapers, ought to be fo,borae
Call on US, inter nos, when you thnk we are inn
prudent, and we will hear YOU with respect--and
shew that any part of our course is even donhtful
as to its safety, and we will renomce it.
II .jeDiBer IF n. y. s.
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The Savannah Georgian Of tho 18th states that
e rough returns from SO counties leave the present
majority in favor Of The Ttoup ticket, 1905 The
remaining counties in favor Of Clark--Troup's
majority ON the whole will probably be from 700
to lO0O-We can conceive that the interest
ielt by the Georgians during their state Of sus-
pense, was very considerable; but surely not sui-
Client to justify the Milledgeville Journal in com
pairing the spectacle TO any thing seen in Athens
on the invasion by Philip, or in Rome when Cesar
marching upon it,
The German Society Of Philadelphia gave a
surnptuous dinner on the 18th at the Mosonic Hall
10 their distinguished countrymsn the Duke Of
SAKE Weimw: The number of gentlemen present
was GO or 10 A variety oftoast5 were given on the
occasion; among which was, Weimar- Justly
distinguished the Athens of Germany" When
the Duke was toasted, he took occasion TO offer
his thanks to Providence for being gracious enough
20 bring his German entertainers and himself into
friendly connections IN this happy section of the
world, where, placed far above petty views, man
is Uatued sOieiy on his cum account, and each
does freely utter the sentiments with which our
Heavenly Father inspires him The Duke has
visited the Eastern States; and means TO extend his
carney by land as far as N. Orleans.
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yzyrwl

s'iE 1rswrg % he Qu7ui.p Canal LOTTERY 7ib tl,,- m
- "se EIiec 81 ,g ~ i llAti 300 te s,, ~ ,,lnui m
''o'''1 7. N on Wei1-idV be second ot usy, fn.nl
Sas q, y. MsINIIRE
Vtt H. 3.syfig
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MADAME JoHNsoN's. ASCENSION

New York, October 2l.--The Weather for
two days having proved uniayorabe, in conse-
quence of the gale of wind we experienced from
the north northwest, the public were yesterday
grathed by the intrepid excursion of Madame John
SON. At O'Clock, p. VI. she entered the car
with the utmost composure, dressed in a slate
coioured silk gown, trimmed in neat stvie, a
head dress composed OF flowers Clearing the south
east corner Of Castle Garden, the Balloon, accom-
panied by the fair adventurer, shaped It's course for
Long Island. The ascension was magnificent
not surpassed by any former exhibition of the kind
IN this city. The balloon TO great height
and apparently passed through several clouds
From 3 10 1000 persons assembled in the Garden
10 witness the grand fete.
T. 5. We are happy to state that Madame John
son arrived in safety Castle Garden at 10 min
utes past nine last evening. She descended IN the
centre OF pond on Flat Land Meadows within q
quarter of mile of the shore. Nat .4dp.
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The catepillars have cut short the crop of Sea
Island cotton, in a considerable degree: For ex-
ample; the Beaufort Agricultural Society having
appointed Committees to ascertain the extent of the
damage done on Port Royal and Paris Islands,
they reported that ON 1878 acres the total produce
would be only about 655 bags; whereas on the
average oil % lbs TO the acre the crop should have
been 2O72; Gearing Il deficiency efl4l7.
The prospects are no, so gloomy as they were
some weeks ago in Louisiana. a ST Francisville
paper OF the i1ti u states that during the proceed
ing week the rot had not progressed with the rapi-
diy nor the caterpillar committed as extensive rava-
ses' as were ap9rehended; but that Notwithstanding
the crop vii! be Ugh; in comparison with that of
'hc last year "Accolnts from other pats of,he state
give great reason to be satisfied with our planting
prospects in this dis;rict''
The Committees of Conference at Buffalo have
arranged that the first boat leaving Lake Erie for
the Atlantic Ocean shall leave Buffalo on NYednes-
day the 26'h inst. at 10 "A. NJ. and shall arrive at
Albany on 2nd Noy. att p. NJ. The grand salute
Will commence at 10 o'clock precisely. and will
extend down the whole line TO the City of New
York! Aldermen King and Davis had gone TO
nuHuo, as Committee TO represent the City of
New York on the commencement of this grand
celebration.
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10 COTTON GROWERS,

WITH vewof contributing my sd induce Cotton Plan.
iers Ia bring their crops 60 this market hereby offer -
rage free OF expense, 10 those vino may hiuk proper to ,
g. eel Tor them ou commission.
viii also ho dsPo'ed To par. base the article At rr
price. THOMAS uIrraFR tGotl,
Richmond, oct. d. 51-.9n,tt 4,
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Fran klort Ky exhibited the extraordinary spec
tace o flcO Courts of Appeals sitting in the same
town ON the same day they both assembled on
the Sd inst. the Old Court in the Church, and the
New Court in the Seminary, within 80 yards of
each other. The former seem to have gathered adj
diIonal spirit from the force of public sentiment.
lately expressed in their favor. A large concourge
oil citizens, strangers, and lawyers graced ,heir
proceedings. They elected Jacob Swigert their
Clerk, in place of Mr.. a. SneeJ deceased Aher
session of FIVE days, they determined to take a
recess until the let Friday in November; having
previously entered up rule, TO be served on Mr.
Blair, the Clerk Of The other Court, requiring him
to deliver the records, SC. to the Clerk OF this
Court by the aforesaid day The Legislature
will be in Session on the LIST Monday in No
vember; when this contest so disgraceful to Ken
lucky, SO injurious to the administration Of
justice, will be brought 10 closes in all probabiIi
~ by the abolition Of the UsWpey's Courf.--This
New Court opened with g beggarly account of
empty" benches But they go on deciding all the
causes, which are argued; and receiving the salary
OF Judges OF the Court Of Appeals out of,he public
treasury.
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80 al Portsmouth, \. II, Charleston Nee, BrookIyn n
- "l'ueiii iai Washington, G,.2oi anl Baltimore
Offering To supply ,hc preceding aclc- o rcu,
ten To pTopo,ai f each separately and To-
20 th office samples Of the Mats .e, blanket. 'e L, |
sop tlolhIg' wui tue price, marked thereon.
huoie' must b. Delivered ~ sd;ibo boxes, caIs or
delivery as usual. ~ '' !''U' %
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f'ri weepakes los years OH, nie heats 500
entrance, hail forfeit.
Gen Vim. ~nns b. f Ell, white by Sir Arcly 1 !
Iheu. tIeld- e. hy SCR Arohy, 3 ,
Sd h7rrisons b. e. Instructor hv Virrinisn, 9 8
8ine..ist heat 4aG. o.. ~ heat 3ui-. SIS.
Seesnd DnProprie,os Purse, $500, hesi, entrance
- dollars.
iheo Field. Ma,k-Tme, years old by Galh,in, 1 !
!. ! lrrsrn's b h. Ar,u,, Nv Director. : ,tnr, OLD .
g. Autlaws n ~. Margaret, by Sir A.chy 8 !
John Bakers BIS Eisdcnder b, SIR Hal j 9
w. r. Johnson, 3. D.. Washington hy Tmuleon Sdi.
iime.lst heat 5n. 5l-.; ~ heat 5n.5ls
Third dHy .~I"csey club Parse $1,000 mile heats
j. j. iiarri'on'' b. u. Betsy Robinson iy Tuade,,s4
wears Old, 4 /
Th-o. FIELD, Phillis by Sir Archy. wear. old. .
VIM Il johnso"s b. hJohu t,ohardshy SH Arcby
e y,ars oil, 4 Z @
John rey' b. Is. Marion by Sir Areby 5years OLD . sd
old. q ~.
Ino. Ani,io,d'. L,berstor by Director wears DID, d.
jno Hiker's h. R,slheiic hy Sir Hal wears old d.,
TIME: LIT treat III. 5gs.; I'd heat So IL :
Sd heat o m. H.
MAiiRiEDl-o W-lRcdiy evening last, the 18Th infant
blythe Re. NJ. iio,. M. Thoines Bpudo to Mrs 9la, Inn,
youngest daughter Of l.. H. Girardn, late col Isiumnre
DiFDarr painful illness dly. oniy al iI,ilsy
courthouse IN ihc i2 ir John ChayeH Esq h NV re-
pectahIc merchant Of that place.