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COTTOW GTNrS

FTNHE subscriber formerly resident II Mathew county
- where he wa long engaged ia making Cotton Gins vhic
were highly approved Of has now esucd that business in Ibis
ey aud intends carrying the improved plan and
10 any dcmsnd that may be wanting the low price Of s. 80
Persa for al Gins Of RON 30 10 10 saws and f those of
greater numbered g p only will be CHARGED: he wishes
those Who may Gins made, 20 send their Odars A. osrv
possible which shall be fahhfuy executed and ftbe %
not approved Of they ha not be bound TO receive h.
MY residence Is on Main S5eth over NJ william Mitchell
Joweler. RITCHFE aYRFe ~
Rishm5n5; My 10; a--ggu
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WE subscriber having recently purchased Farm on bie
Il he intends permanently reside Offers 70, slc ,t 49,
on stony 'un, N The county Of Hanover WIN he now
Leden' Ii contains OIL acres with dwelling ou,e kicbsn
DAIRY barn. ice house, comfortable quarters for I,
sMaen, aah all NE requisite for seuee family Its proSa
10y. ~ NiV miles, being well watered and in
neishhoufhood proyerbia oi heah hospitality and Iieo
e eS. o." lender an acquisition to any person wishing
country residence ne land will be sbewn 10 any etop ssh
ing to purchase, the preues aud the terms made kTs h.
my self thereon. JofJN ~ ar sIt -
Feb. s. On
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Br tie GoVe,1,or u tAe COMMONWEALTH u irg,ia
InnD-I AarA1r1A y " s-


WHEREAS It has been represented to the Executive nv
" The Sheriff Of Dnwiddie county, that certain Nose,
e%by' Tree maj Of colour who had been condemned by
% last Superior Court Of said county he hung Tor murder
dd on the night Of The 9th Instant make his escape fro ~ The
Jal o. The county, and Is going large: bivo.
therefore, thought proper with the advice Of the Council al
state, 10 Offer reward OF Que Hundred and fifty Dollars to
any person or persons who will aPpreheud aud convey TO the
a Aforesaid the said Moses Newly aud do moreover re-
e az officers civil and military, and eShort the good peo-
pie OF this Commonwealth their hest endeayour. 10
cause the said fugitive TO be aPPrehendcd that be be dealt
with as the law directs.
Given under my hand Governor and un5er the seal Of
L. o. Commonwealth al Richmond, This nth day Of MAY
=. 1870 JAMES PLEASANTS.
Moses Newly Is about % years Of age colour
feet snohes mgh his right and one on his len
Wfis Nav 13.
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TO UNDERT4FEBS

pursuance OF an act Of the General Assembly of Virg;
er1ea' an ae TO authorize the esabishment Of Net
ern Lunatic hosprai"--passed ODD January. 1906.
Noiiee hereby given, that Saturday The an ls, r
next proposals fo tire erection Of the necessary buifo
thorIEed by the act aiur esaid, be received h, he
satS Committee appointed by the Court Of Directors Tor
ne work will he required to be done tn best man an,
10 oe commenced az early possible after tho aid gb OF %
plan OF the buildings and the site will be shewn to any ry
Of the members Of the committee - ei'ncl
ond with approved security will be required Of the under
axe OF 'akers, IN the penalty Of yeny to.and Jol
lars, conditioned ioT the faithful Performance Of b cont,
under tue immediate supeIinendanee Of the ,irceor.
UILLI4fM KINNEY .Ir1 O
SAMUEL CLARKE 8
BlLLIiH BELL.
LfT /. W1DDEL &
e,. =, WlL S. ESKRIDGE
-"S@e,t- -ioy .. 1f7--wt9th July
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-27

VIRGINIA. AaSuperier Ceirt Of cssaesy holden s,the
1925 ~ -A'
John Lewis Barsla Philip j. Barrira in hi, o,, rich,
and as admir- de bon non ofLucy l. Paradise, dee Pnas
Against
John Hopkins former ad'mOr of the said Lucy l. Parade
decd, Henry Edoe, Sergeant Of the city Of Wamsbur AMI
committee and adB'or OF William Hold sson dec who 49,
also adm'or Of the said Lucy l.. Paradise deed p,;.
Ilodgson, widow of the said William Hold gson John WLb,
and w illiam cambridge, trustee under from
llodgon and Pota his wife, John Marshall ESQ., a,,or S
William Marshall who If the securities 10 tbe .;
ntraon bond OF John Hopkins aud William Holds SON forms-
Adms OF Lucy Pa dSe John Foster and Henry Lee, Jun
the other securities 10 that bond George Roper aud Mari,
his wife, who Maria o. Marshall; William d. TaIlor AMI
Eliza Adams his wife, who Eliza ~ Marshall Thomas
Lacy John MARSHALL infant children and only heirs Of
William Marshall, deceased, Dcns
THIS this day 10 be again heard ON the anc
formerly read, the supplemental aud amended bill which h
been taken confessed against all the defendants, therein
eepi John Marshall, John Foster and Henry Edloe The dec
tai order for hat purpose appearing been duly
ed, the answers OF the last named defendants and Mas al
by council; on consideration whereof the count doth
ihe descendant Ohm Hopkins, do render befor.
he court an account of his administration of the
sad Lucy - Paradise; that the defendant E,lloe 10 H.
Tier an account OF ms intestate r -
same estate, aud of his own a,lminstro,;nn s a. -'
of his ucsiate; that the defendan, Jol, es'ne
der beiOrcth commissioner an account az -
ua9h OF tue estate OF the said VIM. MARSHALL dee anil la
me defendants, the heirs OF the said VIM Marshall do aLo
Iehder neiure the same commissioner account Of al H.
estate, real aud PERSONAL they have reeeveI - 49,;
ana The sand comnIIssOner dir 10 eNann. 80
tie 'he said accounts and report the To- the
any matters specially stated deemed pertinent hy him, f w
which may be requuedby ;he parties . he so stated "
co,, 1IIt; 20 so; " NJ w. HENING c. C.
me parties interested will please take notice tb, ~.
appointed the 1911 day OF July next 10 connenc. H.
I"tottd IN the foregoing order Of couit on bir L. % ~
c'oeh, H. n hey are required attend AT nv oisc, n ;
Sjan q ii. BAKER, n. C.
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NOTICE TO 0BEDT7ioD

b)DhsOAS to an Order Of The Superior Court Of chane
W" no richmond District made the I'D day of June,
pa nave aPPohtedhc thday Of july next aud this Oef
we time and place for svoh Of The creditors Of Jsh Hendre
were Paues 10 compromEe with him, attend ard prove
. eam' Asth case has been repeatedly acted on and
desirable mat such report should be made will enable
he Ceu hnuy to dipOsc Of IT, the creditors who expect 10
paying attention TO this nstice.
II. BAKER, M c.
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Reduction of Stage and Steam Boat Fair

Carriages and Gigs for Sale at AUCTION.
ar Tuesday the 7 June next 10 O'Clock, will he sold
~ by OTIS DtnfoP & Co. IN front Of their Auction Store
elegant Philadelphia built Carriages with plated arnc,
do do Gig, finished in sune,;or a, 4.
with plated harness
II Terms 6 months credit.
May 81 5---,hd
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CROU.V W1IyNDOW GLAS.S, &c.

WE subscriber 1gnt 10 this city for the Boston Croos
Gta5 Manu- cfory and for the NCg- gland Claus Com
Pany and will ocdsi ndsH the asrs prices the
various Kinds Glass made a. those estibhmenao,g glass
Of any particular pattern, whether plain, moulded. tie
keeps on hand, Tor sIe In aaolesale purchasers
uppy OF apoibcsare ware, doeants oue ess,ors tunh
&c. &c &c.
ALSO, CONSTANTLY FOR SALE
Cut mails and bud aud efinch nails, for tobacco hhds. and
kess 90 keg Of from 50 70 80 lbs, Nova seots grndones
wrapping paper &C. THOMAS MAY.
Msys. Gie2ai7N
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PLASTER OF P.fRIS FOR S8LE.
CONSTANT supply Of Ground Plaster Of excellent qua
- ly, ~ barrels hCgheal and will be delivered on
The BASIN free Of expense.
May 10 "a
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v ihulNiA; at Rules holden the Clerk, Once n d.
r Jiiof Couil 81 CEaneery for the Richmond District,
ES~Tr" H. Mosey and Archibald l. woodbridge, executor,
ceased, N' " A'' 4 ieming, dc
Against fiAL'ia.
p'uiSe NiArhtan aud Caroline NJ Harris William A. T
P apu reward Cox executors aud cutriN OF rbor,
rs 1sc ahd Lucy C. MARIAN, and Bernar ham Chm
IA w @5'n' !" M Markham AID Mary h. Markham and ~
un .0ige, Lneus H., Hugh IL. Martha l. f. orb, ~
Tie ,ef,,al,n, W'i,i; =, Defendants.
ana given security according IL the ACT of a.
Wy u ue rules oil THIS court, and appearing by ssti,iact
.a ne Is not an iniabant oil this count ~ i, !;
e''", h1' IN defendants do sppeaT here on IN, fr -
,ne neS Term and answer the Bill the panlif and t5
'oP % u.s oTdeT he forthwith inserted in some ne,
Pu.shed IA the city Richmond, for two mont
a"d posted Ut the lioui DOOR u the Capitol in the aid %
April ?. " 100 w, I. T.
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April g..



Cn ,St dOoehlauh county court zls FeGru
V,na hopkins aud Sally hi, .gi5, and Han. III, n.,r,
o. -i''"eT fiddle sr.O HterIaaTica 5riiA Eraac;g
tsta Of Susanna lNSsie, dec " ~, "-TsO-
Against A4Aht4h'.
NalIai,i 1rassic Thomas Jas.ie, Heny, Mas. p.,..
1iGSe naeS Roberts and GIOv Ms sri fr Eo5r ~
he6eecd Ia sri Nancy Massie GidsoI AIo, s6 -''S
d'd Charlotte his riff, Jane Massie d. Nn,s J 3 ',s
ms :1Ye aud Constance hfii!er her o,ya ,lght o,s
@'"'4if1r'f 81 Sas@''aah Massie, dse said Sfa,
S re Js,'dfe e"Ssnss are Giso AeiJs 4issrs ,
The plaintiff. by their attorney filed their bill 80, a.
defendants and The defendants athaniel Masse Toma
sic, Henry 1lae, Thomas hlae and I,,t.ey -; mas
Roberts and solly his wife, Nancy Missile william ans
CharIote nus wile, aud D. Inns aud Pats.y his wife mo, -
ns entered Their appearance aud given security accor 40
me act oil Assembly and the rules of this court and n
ing 70 ie satisfaction Of the that they are moi
ms s'a'e on the motion OF the plaintiffs by their at
oiuei.d tR the said Hbsent defendants aupear bey
inc "u 4honfay IA 4idy merit and answer the iainiG- I'm
and give security according 10 law, aud that copI of
NC forthwith inserted public newspaper printed a.
Guy o hohmond Tor 2monhs sureessiyey, and that anot
copy bePoaed At the front door of The co,Irbo ~ i
county Acopy---Teste w Mn IN =. e "l uiis
April Io "a, ~ a. y
ltdlNIA; At Rules holden in The CIrTL5s 1jIIee -
~ Superior Court Of Chaneery Tor the Richmond District ill.,
ON day Of APRIL 1926 INC
wealth, - ~ s''' Sc 9ninon-
Against Alainlil
tnUnl Io Mitchell, William Griffin Edward
i~ r 5oHh bureh and George Hairson Defendant,
Ge Seiendans Thomas Ahehel William Mitchell Wilt;
m I EDWARD laiusi, and John Burch ha, inc en,,c
n aud given security according to The Act of
9aeioy evidence that they are not inhabitants nf Sd
a. :. maj The sad defendants do appear here an ~
% "y o. tue next term and the Bill ofthe Pl,ing
an" thai copy Of tins order be forthwith inserted =;
newspaper published ia the city of Hchn,ond fr To-, I
sueeessNeiy and posted the front door of M. Cal :; 80
'' A CHy: AcoPy. Teste VIM. w. HENING, c. G.
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CiANCERi,-Viginia; At quarterly court continued
u and holden Tor The county of King Queen n, m 60
house thereof on Tuesday the 10th day OF March ie25
EnIane'h hoticy, adninistrarn wiih the ,,l an.I 8
Edwin Motley deceased, n iAeSed "a
Asain, Aiah'si,
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Ih day came the plaintiff by Sas NJ Mo,le, E, -,
ana appearing to the satisfaction of the court b, H.
i.hdanl John Pollard, is inhahinn of fb
ih't me ordinary process Of the law cannot be- .
~ lheLei9e deereed and ordered that he appear here p o.
before 'he I'd day OF May Count next and enter b VI
aet nd give security for the Performance, ofthe utn
u m CONT according 10 the order Of the court; and ,h
copy oil tl' order be fVrhwnh published in some ,e
published IN the city Of Richmond for two month, ,pr l
mat another copy be posted the DOR Of the Courib
oil uis county Tor two successive court Ia,,.
April Is. - CIT II. L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-20

~ OfiCE~fhc Lottery sn1 ESefa.ge ba-ioe.- 6,,e-,-
conducted in Baltimore under the hm OIL T. Cohen -
~ Richmond and Notiok under the firm Of r. l. 4 H u
htnand ~ philadelphia by T. T. Cohen J Bro,6srs Wi,
Tor The aiue be Conducted ~ each place under the firm Of
Baltimore, Sept 4, fs25. 57--jooSc
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-12-07
14aarrten.

In this town, on Sunday evening last, by
Rev. DIR. Bancroft, Mr.. Charles II. Geer to
Miss Sarah A. Williams, both of Worcester.
In Ward, on the Gath ult by the Rev. Elias
Megregory, Mr.. James Stockwell to Miss
Prudence Dodge.
In Grafton, by the Rev. IIr. Miles. Mr..
Benjamin Kingsbury to Miss Hannah Stone.
Mr.. Alexander Hayward to Miss Martha
5. Whitford, all of Grafton.
In Westminster, on the 22d ult. by Rev.
Charles Hudson, Mr.. Henry Coolidge to Miss
Mary Mears, formerly Of Fraucistown, N. Fl.
In Winchester, Mr.. Daniel B. Weston, OF
Winchendon, N. H. to Miss Catherine Tay-
lor, Of the former place.
In Marlborough, by Rev. Mr.. Allen, Mr..
William Maynard to Miss Betsey Underwood.
both of that place.--Mr. Luther Crawford,
of South Hadley, to Miss Temperance III.
Rice, of Marlborough.
In Shmfash'As3. after Ions and tedinns
courtship of three years, Mr.. Nathaniel Cole,
aged 90, to the amable Miss Elizabeth, aged
II, daughter Of Capt. Andrew Gardner, all
Of Leverett.
In BOyston, uery sttddsnly, by the Rev. Dr.
Puffer, Mr.. John f. Hastings to Miss Re.
beckah Abbott, after rapid courtship of II
years.
Wis said delay soon dims Loue's torch,
lis brilliance hourly wasting,
And, so this pair, to snatch his joys,
United both in Hosting.
Communicated.
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northborough, on the 25th ult. Mr.
Asaph Whitcomb, aged "a years.-On the
zfh ut. while on a visit to her friends. Mrs
DelPha Haynes, wife of Mr.. John HAYNES
OF Ware, aged 22 years.
IN huobardston, on the god ult Miss Mary
Ann, wife of Capt. Samuel slocomb, aged 81
years. y
In Newton, the Hon. William Hull. in the
I3d yer OF his age-a Field Officer Of the
army # the Revolution, and late Brigadier-
"ehera OF the Army of the United States.
~ Noth Brookfeid, on the Sd uIt. Elizabeth,
lFeilc' Of ne late Dea. Samuel Haskell. aged 88'
On tn 22d ult. Sarah Ayres, relict of Cant.
MOSES Ares, aged &c. These mothers in Is
raei wer9 deservedly respected while living.
ana ther memory will be precious in the
church For many years they professed the
religion Christ, and by pious example
a 1%nns doctrine of God their Saviour. -
ne fghteous shall be had in everlasting
remem5hnce.n
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To Miss
THE .FOLL4.v HARP.


Sweet harp! there's music in thy tone.
Although tone of sadness,
1t speaks of joys forever flown
In days of youthful gladuess:
And have listen'd to thy strain
When hope was brightly beaming.
Till worldly caro- and worldly pain
Were lost in fancy's dreaming;
And, as thy note, so loud and clear.
Now died in gentler numbers,
Methought some guardian angel, near,
Was towering DER my SUMMERS
For seraPhs bright, beyond the sky,
When musins on our sorrow,
May feel, for mortal misery,
The pains they cannot borrow.
Nor ia thy note less dear to me,
When stormy clouds surround me,
Though friends are false, thy sympathy
Brings other days around me:
It minds me of that youthful one
Whose mould'ring frame lies sleeping,
And tells how sweet, when life ia ran,
To live in memory's keeping.
Sweet harp. to hear thee murm'ring by,
Thy notes so gently stealing,
unmov'd by all thy witchery,
Were cold and dull of feeling.
HAMLET.
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Tlffn.

In this town, on the 5th inst. much lament
ed Mrs. Pamela Shaw, consort of Mr.. FL
mer Shaw, and daughter of Mr.. Thomas AL
drich, of Holden, aged 90 years.
In Ward, on the 18th ult. Mr.. George Law
renee, aged 22.-Ilis death was occasoned
by the fall of a tree.
In Princeton, on the 18th ult Rebecca
Brown. formerly Of Westminster, aged 20.
Printers an Boston and .Nsw- York are requested
10 insert has death.
In Fitchburgh DIR. Jonas Marshall, aged 80.
In Shrewsbury Joseph Stone, Esq. aged rs.
In Holden, on the goth ult. of the typhus
fever, Miss Almira Nye, formerly of Hard
wick, daughter OF Mr.. Stephen Nye, aged 20.
an Netc-Y York and Yermont are
regEeStedto insert this death.
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Worceter, SIS. Probate Office, Dec Q, 1925.
To H. Widolo and Heirs Of JOSEPH STONE,
late of Shrewsbury, in said County, de,
cedsd, and 10 all others concerned an The
Es'de Of said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
n pear (if you see fiji at the Court of Pro
bate 10 be holden at Worcester, in said County, on
the first TNesday in January next. at ten Of the
clock before noon 10 SHOW cause why the in strn
meut which rarports to be the last Win and les
ton,ent Il Said deceased, should not be approved
and wa will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
By order of the Hon Judge.
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age weight Of no other of the long wooded
breeds OF British sheep amounts to more than
9lbs.
"Ihe same writer, in treating of the South
Towns, says, they are second to none in
nrnain, tor high reputation, and, indeed, for
real use. They are one of the old varieties,
ana have been immemorially in possession of
the sussex Downs, and of the surfy and
hentlsh hills. OF late years their great merits
ooth as hill and pasture sheep having become
more generally known, they have been pro-
Pagated and naturaljzed in almost everv part
OF this island, and in Ireland.''
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Dec. Q, 1925.
To- Heirs of JONATHAN BATaRIcK, late Of
Westboro', an said County, deceased, and 10
all others concerned in the Estate Of SAID de-
CEASED, GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited TO appear (if
you see fit) at the Court Of Probate to be
holden at Worcester in said County, on the
first Tuesday of January next, at ten OF the clock
before noon, 10 show cause why the instrument,
which purports TO be the last viii and Testament
of said deceased. should not be approved, and
the Administration of said Estate with the VIII
annexed) granted to Lovett Peters, Esquire, Of
said West6orough and you will he heard thereon.
THEOPH. WHEELER, Reg.
BY order Of the Hon.. Judge
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Nov. is, 1895.
To The Heirs Of JoHN BRooKs, late of
Serling, in said County, deceased, and TO
al Others concerned IN the Estate Of said de-
edsed, GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited 10 appear (ifyou
see ft) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester in said County, on the first Tues
day IN January next, at one of the clock, af-
ter room, to show cause why the Account of
the administration of the Estate of said deceased
sholld not be allowed; and YOU will be heard
thereon NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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Auction.
WILL be sold at Public Auc-


w ton, on Thursday, the 22d instant, at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at the dwelling Of
the late JOHN w. huRBARD, Esq. the most
of the live stock, pertaining to his Estate, viz.
valuable Horse, pair of Working Cattle,
a very fine young Bull half Denton breed,
two two-years old Steers, three Yearlings, and
two young Cows, the five last half Denton
Also, a Farming Cradle, Drill, Winnowing
Machine, and single Horse Wagon, two
Cast-Iron Stoves several military articles, as,
an Officers Coat and Cap, Scarf, Epauletts,
an elegant Cutlass, three Rifles, one of them
with two barrels, common Firelock, Fowl
ing Piece, sc. There will also be sold at
the Office which the deceased occupied, the
whole or a part of a very valuable Law Lii.
brary, and uumerous nihar Rocks, unless IL
snaIl be judged expedient, in view Of circum-
stances, to postpone the selling Of them till
March, when it is proposed to offer for sale,
the whole remaining disposabIe Estate, in
this town, which the said Hubbard possessed
at his decease.
| Conditions of Sale will be male known at
the commencement of the Auction,
| or The right of private sale, if favorag
Bile opportunity should offer, is reserved.
SAMUEL. AUSTIN, Ear.
Worcester, Dec. 6, 1926. y
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Commissioners Notice.
NNHE Subscribers having beer

IL appointed by the Hon. Nathaniel Paine,
Judge of Probate, for the County Of Worces-
ter, Commission RS, to receive and examine
the claims Of the several creditors to the Es-
tate OF ASA BOWKER, late of Winchendou,
deceased, represented insolvent, do hereby
give notice, tina, Six Months from the second
day of November inst. are allowed to said
Creditors bring in and prove their claims, and
that we will attend that service at the house o.
Jacob Wales, lnnholdsr in said Winchendon
on the third Mondays in February, March, anc
April next, from one to six O'Clock, p. M. OF
each of said days. SAMUEL PRENTISs.
JACOB WALES.
Winchendon Nor 90 1905
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EPIGRAM.

Jack. quoth his father, can you tell
What state will give me ease?
tire when standing, when kneel,
Sharp pains invade my knees
10 walk, my feet all blisters DER.
NY back aches when in bed,
And if lie, my hips are sore,
To lean, affects my head.
Yes SIR, quoth Jack, one way remains,
The last within your power,
since none of these relieves your pain,
Try hanging haitian hour.
-s9%o-
Could fools bat feel their want of sense,
And strive to earn intelligence,
They would be wiser for their pains
But 'tis the bane of folly ever
To think itself supremely clever,
And the fool fool remains.
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Long Wool Sheep
0t Suction.
IN Wednesday, 18th of De-

6hN Wednesday, 18th of De-
" cember inst. at II o'clock, A. M. will
oe sold at Col. Jacques in Charlestown. 4
very hne Lincolnshire EWES, one year old
l Lincolnshire RAM, years old, of an ex-
tnfaordlnary quality-2 yearling Lincolnshire
ia Ms. All the above are Sheep of fine form
5 South Down RAMS, J of,s.
South Down EVE, y me pure breed.
The above are the Sheep recently
imported by Messrs. a. & A. Laurence & Co..
and will be sold without reserve.
COOLIDGE, POOR & HEAD, .Aue's.
Boston, Dec. 1926.
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JUST PUBLISHED BY
CUMMINGS, billiard & 90,
United States' L,iterar,

HNHE United States Literary
n Gazette, No. 5, for Dec. /, 1926.
CON TENTS.
-: heute50s:-Reform of Harvard Colege-Nr.
licknor,s Remarks on Changes lately proposed
|: President LindsIey's Inaugural Adress: o
nr. Oallaudets Plan of Seminary for the Edu
eat'on OF instructors of youth; 8. Mr.. Johnson's
observations on the Improvement of Seminaries
Glasgow Professor BBs ssibslosse j.
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