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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-23

To the Eiitor,:--Ihe following corertions are
necessary in my second communication No. 8
to J. { II. For communications read eonrnunt.
cdtion in the 23d line of the Sd paragraph OF the
letter preceding the number. For agreeaGiy
conformatty, Sc, read Agreeable, oonforraabie, &c
in the 10th line OF the 7th paragraph of the mum.
beI. For phi3togst read phaloioglt in the 18th
line OF the 5th paragraph OF, The number. pleuse
TO count the lines from the top Of the paragraph.
There are some other typographical error. which
shall not notice, as they DO not much impair
the sense aud style. h. Is. /.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-23

1utomotOn Chess Piayer.-Mr. Maclzel. the
ingenious constructor Of thus mysterious piece OF
mechanism, was recently challenged by a gen.
tleman of New York, to play a game OF chess
five thousand dollars The challenge was &C.
cepted, by MIR. Maelxel. but 10 the gentleman $
courage failed him." and he backed out.
nan afraid TO contend with a machine in an in.
telectual Contest What next. III this age o.
uarvelS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-23

IT DE Witt Clinton is reelected Govern
ar Of New York by majority oil about 1900
o,es over Judge Rochester, tue republican
candidate C's majority, d. the previous
election, was $1,000 great decrease, in.
iced. and attributable. it is supposed. to a
conjecture which got ahoat that Mr.. Clinton
prpsiasucv
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-23

MfOTiCE.--By virtue OF n deed OF trust
III executed by John Hancock, on the 9th
day Of October, 1923, and duly recorded in
The clerks office Of the Hastings court OF
LynchbHrg, 10 the subscribers Tor the pur-
pose OF securing TO Joseph Echols the paw
ment of certain rents therein mentioned, will
he sold, on Friday the bih day OF January ,
1927, il fair. If not the next fair day hereai-
Ter, al public anclion, for cash, on the pre-.
misses, THREE LOTS OF GROUND, in the
town of Lynchmrg. one containing one.
fourth of an acre, on tenth street, part of LOT
No. 350--Anoiher containing one .fourih Of
an acre, on 7lh street aud first alley--and the
third, one whole lot, No. 236. And at the
door Of the Franklin Hotel, on the same day.
and il necessary, 10 be continued from day
to day, will be sold for cash, ALL THE FUR.
NiFURE conveyed in said deed, or so much
of the said property, real and personal, ~
will be sufficient to satisfy the purposes of
the said deed of trust. Acting MS trustees.
we will convey only such title as 10 vested I'm
US by said deed Of trust,
ABRAMR. NORTH,
JAMES BENAGH,
NOV. ID ctds3o Trustees.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-23

I'D EMOvAL.--The snbscribrrh has removed
ID from his former stand, 10 The house, h
few doors above Tho old stand of Daniel llig,
ginbotham Co, aud just below the Lottery
office OF Az. Leftwicb, where he will cont.
uue 10 carr on the business OF TIMER u
COPPEHSMITH, ia all is vHrons branches.
" ork entrusted 10 him will be done with dis.
patch and on the most moderate terms He
respectfully solicilS share of public patron
age. iHUS. q. AGREE.
Nov %. tl6
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-23
O.ru,gIF LAND FOR sAIv-p,,.,

v ant a decree III tn superior Court
OF ctaneery lar the Disfriet nf Lynchhufx.
pronounced on the 24tb .lsy Of o. .0b-f. ,s25.
In suit then dersnding ~ thu said Court.
betw cen Hatnsn oeofr,, Flriu,iff, and ficl
ard Harrison and Others Drfsnds It's .
undersigned. Msr.hal al The snid 3aper or
Court OF CbaReery, will on Friday th. yah
Of December nsst, " lar, II mt The nesl fait
day thereafter (sundays e1eep,.d) proeredg .
sell 10 Tire highest bidder, for " ady monet,
on the premises, one certain int of tract Of
land, lying and being 10 The county of Am
hrrsi. and on the waters Of Harris, Creek
containing by survey fityaso aud three.
fourth acres, and bounded by Anthony Run h
at aud the said kiehafd Harrison.
THOMAS y. HoLC OABH., Mar.
Nov. % e4w1U.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-23

DIED, at Tnscumbis, Ala. the Glib inst
Nr. SOLOMON MATHEWS, formerly oil
Virginia
DIED-In the county Of Charles City, on ths
18th of Oct. last, Miss MARTHA ANN ROANE
in the 18th year other age,
And,hey hare laid thee in thy Maroon ceR,
Mad ofthe beautsous brop f5r The cold clay
To be ny bridegroom, hH The eternal day
Waen The loud trump ii,j judgment peal shall saeeH
So be it--.Ohat the Almighty doous is lceH.
But ,eho that sa,o thine eye s bright glance. PLAY
Thy checks fine flush, that mock u the bloom 0j
My
So iais--eoutd dream Of deaths dissoiring speH7
To rapture Lore had mqg--eihe HisJmhoW
Soon lOW ftcad along 'chh Hy'pen's train,
To bless m. bladiiag rigia and the aoaia."
Aad Hope betiered md lighted up her bouer.
Sn3den the 1eae ,oas ehaaged-,tht rudiant Rouer
Sunk its s0eet head, and tores glad song ,ons rain
lRich, Wing,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-23

~ The Enquirer" has not yet written il,
usual annual Message for the President to send
to Congress. Be speedy. good sirs. or the Pre-
sdept will certainly commit blunders We are
astonished that the people have never thought
of Mr.. Richie for the Presidency.-He ought to
be nut in nomination forthwith.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-23
RICH AND CHOICE GOODS
NJ reduced prices.
FOR FAIL 1926.

MfcKEE, ROBINSON &. co. feel plea.
A1 sure ID announcing 10 their friends and
HE public, the arrival Of upwards of 90 Pack.
ages of fhil Goods, comprising all the Fash.
lonahl6 Novelties of the season. In addition
neat assortment of China and Glnss Ware
London cloths aud eassimeres vi superior
quality aud nj very low prices
Casrnetls tor servants wear at half their for.
mer prices
Camle, and Plaid cloaks OF unusually full
sizes and very TOW
Ladies Plaid Cloaks, a comfortable Water
article
Black Satin striped Gros de Naples, new
aud beautiful article TOR ladies' dresses.
Blk: and cold, dgd Silks, rich aud desirable
shades
Merino shawls and Searls 81 yds. long with
rich end dgures
Splendid GAUGE Barge aud Chilian Silks.oi
every shade aud price
Bohhnett Wells of the finest work aud finish
ludesGrbable Cnlicoes' oompleis nssort
ment ot the richest patterns ever exhibited
Beautiful Belt Ribbons, velvet and shaded oi
superior style
With n great variety Of other nav Goods,
which with others daily looked for, enables
them To hold out great Inducements 10 their
town aud country customers
1- Country merchants are respectfully In.
vitrd to call aud view their assorl meat.
Nov %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-23

" Daniel Rodney, Esq. has been appointed
by the Gov. OF Delaware, in the recess of the
Legislature, Senator Of the U. States. 90 SUP
ply the vacancy occasioned by the death OF Nj
cholas Vandyke, Esq
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-23

"A GARp. NH. Anderson respectfully in.
lA forms hi patrons, that he viii opea his
Dancing School, at the Franklin Hutcj. on
saturday The Goth ,nsi. Lessons will com.
inenee precisely nj 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Nov. % u
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-23

Counterfeit NOtca--We understand tina, 500
notes ofthe Bank Of Cape Fear, letter +. dated
January /, 1896, payable to P. Orr. W. Anderson
Cashier and John London, President, are in cir
culation in aid near this place. They well
executed, and calculated TO deceive the best
Judges without minute examination.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-23

2,l20 Prizes. S273,76o
PRICE OF CHANCES
Single Tickets $40. Hall SO, Quarter
/ 81 80, Eigblhs 81 %.
| Prize tickets in former Loii1ries. and tho
notes OF all specie paying banks received AZ
par.
| III Parcels of Tickets nrs made In thls
lottery by taking 40 tickets NJ random, but
ln such manner that they Gnuiain one of each
of the GO numbers used, and as Il OF these
numbers are drawn from the wheel and parh
one is n prise, ~ the lensi, OF 10 doliArs, /,
follows that such a parcel Of ~ ticket, mus,
ri necessity draw nj least 81 dollars, Iess the
is per cent. Gentlemen who prefer adyen.
turing only for the prizes better than th low.
or ONES, and paying only the difference be-
tween The value of the tickets and " hni they
mua' Of necessity draw, oan have certificate
emitting them to all the high prizes At tbs
following ratesI
A certificate Cor 90 Whole Tickets, Sl3o
do, 40 Halves, %
do. 20 Quarters, 80
do. 30 Eighths, 10 80
80 Illetiers by tho mail (pesi paid) or by
private hand. enclosing the cash or price
tickets, will be as well attended to as per.
sonal application at the Managers otter,
where the cash is always had for prizes rs
soon us drawn. Address :"
YATES e. MINTYRE.,
Nov. %. Washington City.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-23

W After the FIRST of January next, the Rich.
mond mail will arrive in this place three times
instead Of twice u week. We are indebted TO
that excellent officer, the Post Master General,
for this arrangement. which will enable US to fur.
nish our subscribers with earlier news.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-23

1Sl OK REN1, that desirable residence on
~ the alley opposite Martin Warehouse,
III the occupancy OF Mrs, Fowler, Posses
sion mnv be had on The LIST day Of Jan ne1l
Nov. %. tti23 GA ROSE.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-23


"A l Il meeting OF the Board 81 comnis-
AZ siOnrrs for the arm Ut the TURNPIKE
foad, held the 2Isi day Of Nov, iB26. order.
I'D, that the Subscribers be required 10 pay 10
John lhurmon, treasurer of the Board, ihr.
tythree and Que third per cent OF the amount
OF heir respective subscriptions.
Ordered, that tho secretary cause a COW
of the foregoing order 10 be published in tic
next Virsnian BY order of the Board, =
SAML. CLAYTON, Secretary.
Nov. % II
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-23
WlIIsptjRo. Nov, .

WLJISnuRe, Nov, 4.
A very rare Occurrence Colc oicned BY
Col Hihium Hosse. " this piciaity, brought forth
Three iicler Calves Z on Friday, the 27m INST.
Thy are dtire aud thrifty This prolific animal
has had sir Gales, leithia these last tpo years and
tlpo months
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-23

~ The " Easarer" published a few days
SINCE. a Dialogue. which owes lis origin TO some
~itless.~ light, pretending 10 be the result of a
conference bctseen Nj. Adams and Mr.. Clay,
with its usual whining cant OF reluctance IN
insulting the good sense of the community and
violating its own feelings OF propriety by pub
fishing IL; but urging that IL devotion To the
liberty Of The Press" would not permit il to
throw IL in the FIRE, which was the only fat place
for it, The cant phrases which demaeogues
manufacture out Of the sacred name of Liberty
too frequently ,ersea a shield To defend their
mproprictes aud their bs,cness. IL was the
liberty Of mind which threw down the temples
OF God in revolutionary France, and oonsecra-
ted affairs TO prostitutes. 1t was the liberty Of
action which made almost every man murder
er. And now the liberty The press is appealed
to. TO justify one of the grossest ourages ON pub
lie and private feeling which we recollect ever
TO have seen. 1t has created a sentiment Of in.
dignation as general il is Just
W The Editor OF an obscure little Tennessee
Paper, (hhle, in every sense of the word,) scolds
us " like very drab, for our manner OF allu.
ding TO the recent duel between Gems. Houston
and White. 1.-The had preserved any thing like
gentlemanly style in his remarks, We might
have noticed him so far as 10 have satisfied MIN
that he has taken up erroneous views of our o.
pinion of the State of Tennessee aud its emf
nent citizens But as he thought proper to do
otherwise, he may receive in return for his inn
pudence certain sort Of silence which is not very
palatable, and then, " 10 breakfast with what ap.
petite he may"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-23

W VIM. J. Barringer, ESQ, has been elected
Carolina, Ito supply the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation OF Mr.. Mangum,) by u majority
of Seren votes over Mr.. Mchane.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-23
New Millinery Establishment.

AMflSS HEFfERMAN, begs lenve 10 In.
AeA form the Ladies ul Lynclbnrg and It's
vicinity, that she will open on Monday the
9Th inst Ia pnrl OF the house occupied by
Mr. John + HUI rs Jeweller, and on. door
below Messrs. David Il Robert kyles Store,
and nnarly opp osie IN Norvel n Morgsn'-,
an elegant assortment 81 MilInurv,
which will be- regularly supplied, from her
establishment in Richmond with tho most
fashionable articles IN her line. All orders
with which she may be favored, will he exc.
cnIed with Taste, ueHnes' and Dispatch. Ler.
horns cleaned aud made up in very supe.
r,oi tyle. isl6 Nov %.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-23

YEtUR KENT, the white house on Sd street, u,
- present IN the occupancy OF Mr.. lIalsey -
Possession may be hnd immediately.
EDWARD DUFFEI.
November 3. uTwIw27
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-23
Renew ynur Slnall Prizes y

Renew your Small Prizes
yhAY After Tomorrow the drawing Of tia
~ Grand State, 81 Class. will be fsoeN' 1
by ns when the 'inie vi all tickets can. he
known. lee lneky numbers yet nnsold.
The capitals 10 be drawn .nrn MS follows. viz
10000 Dollirs--3 900 Dollars,
looO's, zoos, sos, dc. &c. &c.
.Priee oi Tickets 81, shares in proportion
For Mle Mt the truly Lucky Othoa of
q. u NJ. ALLEN, d 20.
: I.ynehbnrg..
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-23
Balance in favor ofthc II Counties, sos, e9l !

Balance in favor ofthc II Counties, S65,69l 10
The above estimate is founded upon official
documents laid before The Legislature, at Its SEES
sion,-ending in 1875"
Many other less important matters will come
before tho Legislature. TO which there Is no ne
ccssi.y now to a!lude. We shall comment on
them they shall be brought forward should
We deeGl comment necessary.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-23


hNfo11CE---WilI be sold TO the highest bid.
AZ der, ON a credit oftwclve months. nj tfc
house Of VIM. Shelton, IN the county Of Amherst,
ON Monday the 9th day of November next, the
property conveyed TO us by deed in trust. of ro-
cord in the clerks Office of Amherst county, con.
slsung Of several Likely Negroes, amongst which
there is an excellent Observation-Disclosures. Hogs,
Cattle and sheep ilouscholdand Kitchen Fu,ni.
tnrc. Shot guns, Blacksmith y plantation IDOLS
hs Interest in the estate Of Abran DanaI, deed
Also his interest in the estate OF Joshua Shelton
decd, and Henry Gilbert deed one moiety of O
lot, in the town of Bethcl.--iopds with approved
security will BY required Of the purchasers
RICHARD y. ELLIS,
THO. y. EUkANk,
Oct 70, 1fasiefI.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale will take place on Friday, The
frs, day vi Dec. II lair il not the ueKt far dry
H. s. ELLIS,
T. ". EuBANK,
Trustees.
Nov % etds
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la
All other tickets (lninr 8W which
viii be found 10 contain each lhrre III
the drawn numbers, different from
either OF the preceding, each,
Those 81 tickets having on them,
the ld aud I'd drawn numbers, L
Those i0f tickets, hnsing two Of
The drawn numbers on hem, 4 those
two the I'D and 4th, Or 9th aud oh,
zach,
All others with Two Of the drawn
numbers on them, being 1900, each,
Aud all tickets having amy one of
The drawn numbers on them, being
l0oOs, each,
No ticket which shall have drawn a Pr
Of superior Denomination can be enlitied
an inferior prize,
Prizes payable forty days after the drn
ing, and subject 10 the usual deduction cf
~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-23

7. S. A letter from Richmond, dated the 10Th
inst. (receired by last nights mail, furnishes me
with Liverpool advlces OF the 10Th Oct. by which
| Learn that tobacco IS rather Hat 10 Liver.
pool, though small sales were making 10 msnn-
facturers Of Stcmlncd, from I'D. to I'D" "In
London bu, few sales bad been made Of new. -
So Ear as purchases had been made there, good
prices were paid; ID for stemm'd, Cd. Cd Tor
lpafu
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-23
REVIEW
REVIEW
Ofthe Lynchburg Tobacco Market,
Corrected weekly Jor he IirS1aiaa,
Tn A Hon Guam Commission Als,,hant
PRIVATE SALES.

But little doing ia this way, but what Is sold
the prices are generally low,
INSPECTED
The past week l6l hhds. oI.paAscd Tobacco, q
hhds. relused; Total lSo.
The tobacco now locking at is generally
ri the low and mlddl,ng qualities, and prices
for such have been uniform for the last three
weeks. Wa havehad 40 late loreiga accounts
since the oath OF Sept, that were dfeet from
England. We ARE looking forward DULY for
adviCes, and hope 10 hear of some little iul
provement in prices by the next arrival.
STAPLE ARTICLES.
Whiskey, wholesale, from 10 cts. 10 40 cts.
Retail, 40 10 ~
lQuu'tity not large.
Flour, wholesale, VI 90 TO 81 20
Retail, 1 90 to %
Butter, 10 cts. 10 IL cts
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-23

Population, 2l7,242 $500 80
The above 40 Counties send "a
Delegates at $3.50 per annuln, 1920 O6
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-23

There were 40 returns of the population Of HI
three Counties marked thus but IL is presumed
the anne xed Numbers are sufficiently large.
Nett revenue OF the above ii
Counties after paying the Dele ; S6e, 1888 0
gates,
Nett revenue ofthe above 42
Counties after paying the Dele } $3,l9 8
gates,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-12-06
INTERNAL LMPRoYEMEwT

respectable meeting of citizens from
Hampshire and Worcester Counties. convenaJ
jssreeaoe to notification at Greeu,o,e6 Y3IIoG,
on the 9Th inst. w. p. WING, ESQ. was chos
en- ChaHnan, and DIR. M. C. DorLiug. Secre.
tary. '6' Seele'
hi'er calling TO order, il was resolred tba,
whereas Commerce has become consncDou.
source OF national opulence and eminence o.
wen as OF individual prosperity, it becomes
inc citizens of this State to engage unitedlv
III me Promotion and encouragement of 6 IT,,
tefnai improvements - more particularlv a.
thlS Time, with reference to the proposed Rail
wfy. spifit of legislative enterprise has
commenced, and reasonably demands com
mehsurale exertions on the part of the people.
In order TO its accomplishment, an engaoeJ-
ness on this part is indispensable and, ninth
sucn countenance is given, it most probably
WIZ remain mere topic of legislative contro
'ersy "Nhin the walls Of our State.Hou
NJ ~ VINE nave internal Improvements con-
spireo 10 add more to eminence and fame. than.
at present. We have recently seen ths a 10"
tions OF enc individual crowned with ;mmo,.
tality The name of the protector Of ,ho
" Great Western Canal'' will be hailed with
honor and admiration, by all future genera.
lions. At some late period in the Listorr Of
improvements, this PROJECT might be looked
upon, Po'a the work of fame. but merely I'll
comm'n utility, and instead of the high and
mereEa encomiums, which are now lavisbed
on The atHens of New-York, they might have
been tohng after thai, which thew now with
so much lonor enjoy.
The pbsperity of domestic commerce in
our state demands the improvement of our
internal ommunIcations-a measure which |
equally chances the interest of the Merchant
the Mechanic, the Manufacturer. and the
ASncnlttnlist, the metropolis, and the coun. |
Fy' o1rnetropols- naturally enjoys advan- |
tages OF preIgn commerce, which cannot he |
enjoyed 2 the country-and achach can admit |
OF no othr compensation than the ioaorore. |
naent 81 or internal communications.
With tese considerations, it was voted TO |
choose atommittee TO draft suitable resolutions !
Tor enecihg the objects of the present me citing.
who, aFer attending the duty assigned them.
submitted the following, which were unani- |
mouslyadopted.
Rssaed-That we highly approve of the
PROFESSION before our legislature, for the |
= construction of Railway from Boston on
the mol eligible route to the western line If
the Stac.'
Res1sd--That we use all fair and honor.
able esrtions to carry such an object into eff !
feet.
Res~ed--That the Secretary attest the
proceeings OF the meeting, and cause the
same be published
NJ. c. DARLING, Sec'y.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-12-06
For the Massachusetts Spy.1
" I'm hOnesttaIe speeds best, being plainly told.
YANKEE TRUTH.

YANKEE TRUTH.
Mr.. Edtor-A piece has been published in
the Georgian of Savannah, and Iepublished in
the Boston and Worcester newspapers. the
facts of which were said to have originated in
Westborough, in the county Of Worcester
The design Of the narrative seems intended TO
do honor to an indiUadudl in Westborough, and
likewise TO all New-England. But, as the pith
and point of the story are so at variance with
truth and reality, it seems to be duty to tell
the A." unvarnished tale.'' though it entirely de-
stroy the nobleness of the deed, and extingush
the splendor that has blazoned from Georgia
TO Maine!!
borough, in the county of Worcester. and
State of Massachusetts,, there reside two fsmi-
lies, the one named Harrington, the other For
bush - but it is equally true that they never
had Sc farms adjoining" and never lived near
heads Of these families were always reported
men of respectable property.
While tickets from Rhode-Island were vend-
ing in this State, Mr.. Harrington, the young
man mentioned in the Georgian anecdote,
purchased the last whole ticket that was for
sale at that Office, at the price of three dellars.
He saw Mr.. Forbush, his companion and
friend, Immediately after, and offered 10 sell
him one half of the same, which Forbush, at
first, declined to purchase There was. how
ever, mutual dealings and reckoning TO be
had between them, and Forbush concluded
that if the balance due him, upon liquida-
ton of accounts, should be sufficient to buy
one half OF the ticket, he would take il in pay
ment Of the sum found due him. The balance
found due Forbush from Harrington exceeded
the price of half the ticket, and Forbnsh a.
greed to take the one half in full payment, to
which Harrington readily acceded, and at the
same time delivered the ticket to Forbush to
keep till the wheel Of fortune came round.
In few days it was announced that the
ticket had drawn prize of ten thousand dol
lars. Harrington again received the ticket,
and went to Providence, obtained the money
for himself and partner, and, upon his return,
paid over to Forbush one half Of it,. always
considering there was perfect equality o.
rights, and that he had no equitable or iega
claim superior to that of Forbush.
Harrington and Forbush were, and are now
associates and intimate friends. The tovr
generally rejoiced in their success; and these
young men give good evidence to their rela
tives aud acquaintance, that they will make
discreet use Of the competency Of wealth 81
cheaply and unexpectedly acquired.
WEsTBOROUGH.