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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-07-26
Public Notice

THE Subscriber informs his
u Friends and the Public, that he has
purchased the Tavern Stand, in Charlton, (!or-
merly owned by r. Stone on the Worcester
and Stafford Turnpike, where he will be happy.
to wait on all those who may be disposed TO
call on him. Byprompt attendance, diligence,
and strong desire 20 please, LIE fiatters him
self that he shall be able to render the enter
tainment of those who call upon him, satisfac-
tory. JOSEPH LAMB.
Charlton, July 26, 1926.
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Worcester, IS. July IL, 1896.
A TTACHED on mesne pro

IA cess, taken on Execution, and will be
sold al Public Vendue, at the Dwelliug-House
Of Capt. William Green, lnnholder an Men
don, on Friday, the eighteenth day Of Au-
gust next, at A, O'clock. P. NJ. all the Right
in EQUITY which JOHN w. DARLING has
to redeem his mortgaged Real Estate where
on he now lives, situated about two miles
south Of the North Parish Meeting House in
said Mendon.
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A TTAGHED on mesne pro-
IA cess, taken on Executions, and will be-
sold at Public Vendue, at Col. Oiiyer .adasas'
Ian, in Westminster, on Saturday the 18th Of
August next, at one o'clock, +. M.--all the
Right of Redemption that EBENEZER JONES
has to redeem his undivided half of large
brick Dwelling House, with Out Buildings, and
a Garden spot adjoining the same.--A Also, one
undivided half Of about twenty-seven acres Of
excellent Land, lying near the same, all situat-
ed in the centre OF said Westminster, on the
6fth Massachusetts Turnpike Road ;-and at
the same time, all the Right that EARW ELL
COWEE has to redeem the other halfof said
premises.
HENRY COOLIDGE, Jr. ID. Sheriff.
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Marrtf0.

In Ashburnham, on the 9th inst. by the Rev.
Mr.. Perkins, Rev. Asa Rand, of Boston. editor
OF the Recorder & Telegraph, 10 Mrs. MARY
Coolidge, Of the former place.
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We publish the following without being full
~ convinced of the authors opinion, though it
appears to us more satisfactory than any other
VIII ich has been advanced on the subject
We should like to have information from
diaries, where poisonous quality has been
detected in their cheese, whether the vessel in
which the curd was set, was of wood or brass.
If the latter should be the case, il would afford
some confirmation 10 the opinion Of our cores
pondent; if the former, it would be sufficient
REPUTATION Of it. The subject is worthy Of in
yestigation, and we hope 10 see it pursued.
[For the Massachusetts, spy.l
POISONOUS CHEESE.
| have observed in your paper several no.
tees respecting Poisonous Cheese. Also a
number in the New England Farmer upon the
same subject, but think have not observed,
among the various conjectures upon the subject,
that it night be produced by the effects Of the
rennet. noticed, in the N. f. Farmer, of the
30th ult. superstition, by B. Tabor, that it was
occaslonod by garget root, given to Cows, as
a medicine but unless what he calls garget,
is very different from the vegetable bearing the
same name with us, it 10 very improbable that
il would produce any very serious effects.
What is suggested by the editor Of that inter-
esting paper, in a note Immediately succeeding
B. T'sremarks, according TO my apprehensions
Of the thing, is correct, as Ear as il is pursued
but milk, 10 it's pure and unacidided state, a
state il IL necessary it should be in, TO form q
cheese curd, should think, would be hardly
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-07-26
Notice.

nN the 10th day of October,
~ 1922, gave Note Of hand 20 joel
Brigham, for one hundred and ten dollars,
il being tie Gully Note ever gave to any per-
son which note the said Brigham says he
has lost. This is TO caution all persons from.
purchasing or receiving said Note, for IL has
been paid by me.
SERENE JENNINGS.
Brookfeld. July q, 1926.
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Care Of Cancers,
DR.. p. CARPENTER

- no been induced, by the ear
A-A nest solicitations of his friends. 10 open
his establishment in Brookfeld, for the cure Of
Cancers, Polypus, Tumors, Leprosy, Wens.
ttumors, &c. He has procured Accommoda-
lions at PRIroHARD's Hotel, Brvukfield, West
Parish, where persons afflicted with the above
mentioned Diseases, will be examined free of
expense He will be ready to attend to Pa
tients on Friday, the 18th Of August.-Frorn
that time, he may be found at the above place
every Friday the residue of the time, at the
worcester Hotel, kept by DANIEL P. HAYNES.
July 90, 1896.
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Notice as hereby Given,

'TTNHAT the Subscriber has
n been duly appointed Gusrdian to sam
-UEL HAGER. OF Westp,insssr; and ali per-
sons are forbid harbori1g 81 trusting hinl, as
shall pay no debts o. Inta ContI acting.
NATHAN RAYMOND.
Westminssr'f, Jolly ~, l026'
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MTlkITARW GOODS

English and French EpauIe,ts. Wings
Plated Solid Scab- Laces. Ta.sels
odIa 0ut e Thrust, Vulture Plumes and
c. 1"of1s; -, Feathers of all Col
oin ria'eu nount- ours and Lengths;
Artillery and Cavalry Rozetts.
90; Silk and Worted
Sword Belts; Sashes:
Holster and Pocket Sword Chains and
Pistols; Rings:
Belt Plates; Gilt and Plated "a
Cap do; giles
Cap Chains; Gilt and Plated Cord.
pan buttons; Worsted and Cotton
Stamp'd do. of vari- do,
Gus Patterns;
Conpa6ieis or fi edifvisdss short notice for
ANY OF the above articles may be obta,nod J
10 large or small Quantities at the Store naar
y opposite the Worcester Cefte House, At ns
Loo prices, and on as favorable terms. as e..
any other Store in the City or Country.
T. & w. KEITH.
Worcester, July 5, 1926. u
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Ordained on the 18th inst. Rev. Hemar
Rood, late Of the Theological Seminary, An
dover, Mass. over the Centre Congregations
Church and Society in Gilmanton. Sermon
by Rev. Mr.. Edwards of Andover, Mass
from 2 Tim. 3, 10.
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Three men, named Moore, Wilson, and
Dickerson, have been apprchended at Nor
folk, Va. as kidnappers. The head one
(NIooFe) has made full confession of their
vilany.
At New-London, on the 4th inst. while the
company was seated at dinner, Mr.. Law made
a proposal, that general gaol-delvefy be eff
fected, and deposited $50 for the purpose.
His example was followed by Judge Perkins,
and Capt. George Rogers, Of the navy; when
the sheriff offered to order the release Of all the
debtors, and discharge the remainder, if any,
Of the debts himself; which was accordingly
done.
The London papers relate, that some fellows
ia the west of England, had been selling GU
cumbers made of plaster Of Paris.
Mrs. Opie, the not elist, has turned Quaker.
In early life she was remarkable for her attach
ment TO the political principles Of DR.. Price,
and the friends Of the French Revolution in
England.
.4nother Accident Amcsbury Mills, on
Friday hast, four men were shockinsiy bruised
and mangled bya premature explosion OF pow
der, while charging a rock. One ct the men
is not likely to survive. This accident was
occasioned by the infatuated practice Of using
iron printing wires, and furnishes another warn
ing to those who are engaged in the hazardous
employment OF blowing rocks.
man belonging to Vermont, had his limbs
dreadfully shattered OH Tuesday last, in Sails
bury, while blowing a rock near the Chain
Bridge. --NewburyPort paper.
Extraordinary ProdttciiOn.--Mr. Eli Logan,
of Fast Marlborough township, Penn. raised
on his farm last season, from one potatoe, sia
bushels and a half. The po,atoe was cut into
265 pieces illags Record,
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~ fntiD III !.


I HE snb>cuhrr has remosed 10 the
Ii, ase ltely uccupicd bl Nj. Charles
b. Dprell, Opposite the Back Of Virginia,
nd al,rs for salr,
Bpsl grrro and olG Java Coffee
Gnu Powder aud Young Tyson Tea
NV oalranz & Wrsl India Sugar
Loaf x Lump Soga,, ss,oItrd qualities
hlolasses Rcr. Gun Powder
French BranlN, Jamaica Rum
old Cegulnc Brandy, very superior
Hollud Gin, Malaga Wine.
Odd Madeira Vine, very superior
Prach Brpdy, shrub
Ctdar Vinegar, DunIap's Ale
Aochnles Wrapping Paper, Segars
Maddtr, PepprI All9plce
Crates Lvrrfool D,nog China
do. Queen, Ware
Ban Baxrs md Bonucts
!.lqpar 'a,rs, Jamlson'. 'rackrrs
Nelcgatrd aud ra1pcutine Soap
LrNis's White Lead
Dry do. do.
Chpt llerrngs aud Shad
Sail, Liverpool filled
Jersey Wagons
New Top Gig
Mahogany Sdrboa,ds, Secretaries
Bureaus, Dining Tables
Maple Bed-teads, Chairs
Piano Forte
X. q, TOMPkINS.
Sept. 81. 1al7
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A CITIZEN.
YOR TIT yIBGINIAN.
THE MOUNTAIN MAID.


1t was on Sabbath day, in the month
of August, that Was trarersins one OF tse
principal ridges Of the great Allegheny
Mountains, in Virginia. | was q solitary
traveller; and the romantic nlldness OF
the scenery had an Undivided aud unllmit
ed sway over my feelings aud mrdllations.
Natrre spread before, me some Of bier
grandest features. And as from the sum
mt of the ridge, looked down upon the
vast cove thai stretched beneath my feet,
bounded by another pile Of mountains on
the EST, to which, distance gave a lInge
OF dark blue, my feelings expanded To d
degree Of awe and subhmily Amid these
rugged dehIes of nature-apparently far
removed from the haunts OF society, where
10 vestIges If human art met my wander
ina eyes IN the extended landscape; where
no human voice relieved the intensity Of
my thoughts, and created an abstracted
social glee and no sound broke the dread
tul sIlrncr, except the occd-lanDl hall ~
croak Of the raven; faacitd my self
translated from the ordinary .crn"s oi the
world, 10 the grand temple Of Nature. In
addition to this The clouds b gan 10 con
dense and blacken. aud assume a threaten
ing appearance. Peals of thunder coca
slonaIly rolled ia majesty over my head,
and resoundrd from knob Ia knob All
nature seemed to combine to excite my
feelings, and furnish matter for exalted
contemplation.
| had been directed in the morning, after
travelling some miles, to take bride way
by which ! might save several miles III
crossing the mountains. But, mistaklng
the proper one, took one leading from
the public way, which pursued about a
mile, " hen /, led me 10 4 small log cabin,
surrounded by lcm acres Of cleared land,
which | gladly discovered to be human
residence. On enquiry, found | bad lost
my way. BIT my attention WAS immedi-
ately diverted from the subject of my en-
qulrIes, by the interesting appearance st
inv inforner. had not seen a human
being for several honrs, and the crcum-
stances of the morning which had pfodu-
ced SO great an excitement OF feeling, pre-
disposed me 10 the keenest sensauODs.-
The one now before me was female, OF
about IA; and she displayed such total
want of ahpctatlOn, and such lovely sian
plicitv, that my attention was rvetted ON
observing her. | took advantage at every
pretence for prolonelng my stay. Her an
swers TO all my inquiries were free aud sa-
tisfactory. Her ma ne was Miss NJ II,
Her father it appeared had not long since
died; and she was left with her mother
and iva brothers to obtain a livelihood by
| the cultivation Of their small lot.
The tale OF this lovely orphan excited d
lively aud tender interest in my bosom.
She appeared truly the child OF nature =
| Possessed of all those endcaring qualities
which constituted the virtue aud excellence
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sPtctor ol flohr, Tor the tu"n ol blnth
paiG'
Ten persons wer. appointed Justices of
the Peace hui, allaongh the writer oil
these lines was present hr cannot tell who
they ar, nor III What pafl ot to eooaIh
they reside. Thls was doup atter I'll the
other h9slness # Ire Cbafl had hcru d.
posed ot. In no Instancr did there seem
10 he 81 much feeling manifested as IN
thrse appointments. Thee were about
- magistrates on the bench aud lie frs
d. tlon made, was as In The ,Xp,dIcnrA
oilgcreasllg the prescott numbrr II rsli-
ccs; All, IA the yutc, the mensurr MAS lie
clded Ia b" nerrssaf, by a uajnut, 81 one
only. 'Iu, Second uurStIuu prpIIuspu MA
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FOR TIE VIRGISIAN.

.Hessrs. Eddors--The County Court Of
Campbell, at the last Court, made IA number
of appointments, the most Of which were
to fill Offices of considerable Importance
And, as the people wish to know, ADD ii is
right that they should know, the official
acts of public men, and the persons who
have been appointed to public Offices, 1t
may not be amiss 10 insert the following
remarks in your paper.
John VI. Gordon, of Lynchburs, was APP
pointed Commissioner Of the Warehons-
es without opposition. The Court allsw-
ed Mr.. q. 80 for his last years services,
10 that capacity.
The candidates for Inspectors of Tobae-
go nrre numerous las usual y but all the
formrt Inspectors were retained, except al
Friends and Planters Warehouses. Al
FRIENDS. John Johason Is appointed IN
huu uf Nm. johnson, declined aud, al
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TRANSi UNIVERSITY.
MED1CAL DELE.ATL1ENT.
IAht LECTURES Wit commcnc, AS u
- slal On tue iir,i Monday ot hovrmbrr
AZ terminate III the hI,t week 81 The en,a-
Inc mOrCh.
.iuato0y and Sare. ~,
by DIR. DUDLEY
Institutes Of Mea,ctae aad ehnjcai Practice,
Nv Dn CALDWELL
Theory and Prart,c u Medicine,
h, uR, DRAkE.
Obsteiricds d. Diseases " u ontD and Children,
by DRI X, II NkpSDN
Mdiera .Htdifd aud H,atm Botany,
By DIX. eHDkI,
Chemistry,
by OK. BLYTHE.
The paper a the Bank OF the Common
wealth OF kcnlncky, heretofore reco,ved at
par by the Prole sora, having nearly gone cut
Of circulation, specie or its qnlyalenl will be
expected. 1le pice Il each ticket viii be
fifteen dollars, wiki the exception ot that 10
the course 81 Anthony aud surgery, Which
j. hNed al twenty 49, Alalricuhlion, with ad.
mission 10 the Library aud keadIng Room,
Which are kept open =, cry day, will be Eve
dollars, making the aggregate tees Tor nslruG-
ton one hundred dollars The Library con
lnihing about 3GGO volumes Is constant, aug.
menlcd 10y the importation Of new standard
and periodical work., from Great Britain md
the continent Of Europe
lie tihculhes spefieneed 10y the two last
classes from the diannportlonnte size 81 The
Anatomical Hall hav, been obvialed b, the
erection OF u new uur II enihr. ed dimtrsis
ons, aud with coincidence and appulenan.
ces not surpassed by any other IN ne United
States. DANIEL DRAKE, VI. Il.
Dean u ths Hethcdt thcatty.
Transyivania University, SEP. ls.--iidwi3
u 10 be inserted IN Hc raper JoJms for a1
~eeks, be hcbmond ia. Hhg, Ly0ehburg
Hugintaa, tharitsiou Guy Gnseiie. d Lharits
ton Mcropry -MHedgtrtAe N. T.. RecOr-
der Raieigh N &, Regisier, AugBsia Geo,
Consiiiati0aaiia, Huutadie Mn. Hdfornis,
NashOate Ten Banner, KnoariHe Ten Regis
Ter, .IrkansaS Gastits, 81. Louis Mo. keppbH-
ran, LoaisriHc .1igert,ser, Fta6tod Common
tutor, .uag4fHe Eagle, and kentucky GateJt
Payment mil be nade by the Ed'tor Of The Re.
pOyttr
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3EAoR SALE, neat aud desirnhic resi-
- dcnce in the suburbs 81 Lynchburg.
Few situations are presented to the public
greater advantages than Tie one
now offered. FERNS accommodating, aud
possession gwen n any time. Apply 10 the
editors OF the Ylfginan.
Sept. 7. tcil1W5
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hook Out for
D1KLARS.

A 'TIs = Noh' TasI opportunity Tor ODlaInlng
4 a Fortune !! Call lam dlatety at my
truly Lucky pflicp md buy Ticket or
you viii lose the sac 900. 1000 1000, /.
600, besides nnmerous 4pallrr Prizes all
of which will be drawn from the wheel on
Wednesday next in Richmond. Do not
neglect this very favorable opportunity ct
getting the Curious aud convenient sum Of
100000 by only advancing the small sum
of 50. Money is much wanted by the
most oil ns, aud why will any person neg,
lect this soldeo opportunity of obtaining
al Independent Fortune, 90 such cheap
terms. RrcoIl,ct lhls >, the last warning,
cali now ca your friend and secure a fo
chance Or you may repent 1t
ADRIAN X NORTH
Sept. 25
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NEW AND CHEAP GOOD )

m H. N0kHELL d W. II. MORGAN
S.S1 arr nov receiving their lHll supply Of
stapie aud fancy Goods, Their friends and
customer. ARE particularly invited 10 call, no
they feel no hesitation in saying that their
prices viii be 6onad much lower than any ev.
er offered in the market
A so, 500 sacks SALT.
Sept. II. if2t7
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OF our common mother, and which cha
racterise her stx, as the most charming Il
lovely brings of creation, (tor as woman
Vas the last. 81 she is thr must perfect nj
the Creators works she was dlvestrd If
all that scrupulous puueiiin, and lel2nsd
rtlpnrtte, thai constitutes wha, is called
accomplishment ~ hugh life. The child Of
ndtuIr, aud unarqulnled with the wutld,
she was a stranger to ila lnrmhlilie- aud
itshinus, IT, pfide aud h,pucfi-y. unrt-
~ifained by The shickles of caurls aud
drawing a""ms, sht enloyrd ali that llbet-
y al Thought aud speech, which Is thu
true element Tor the III -uils Of human "a
tufe. Nature taught her 10 trane h,r con.
duet by he, own laws Aud. iike In
blooming r"se, Tins monaiau flower siIno,
with merr redncd and deIIcate bahanc,
than al the poarrs II an ;.i,,id f,al. Tn
Indus were not tax d 10 lurnsh her "ard-
robe-nn the nlln., of tllr Eas l. al /
nel person with diamonds aud l. W.T.. La
1e aInlahlr neatness AID 81 uplcIry Il h.
a Int, sst,ed, III q superior m tndrt II lis
elpse her natural charms, aud size ~ IL
dorncd With tut mpdrstAs that mol pre-
cfon- of all wis. I'M ART Of The Colsel
aud Mantuamakrr had not cone, ated he
oflgiual be ui5 Tor nutttr,, not jaShtou, was
n,r stand I'D.
could not r, fain ON cuairastng TIM
blooming nountat io,e WITH the sjcks
I1nts of those "hp Al, rsteraea tie Brllea
NJ fashionable life vno are educated IN
lhr i"shlon'hie rodlor OF Recitation anu
foil, ; whli" tlr mon" ltri qaal,ales ol
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"A TAN YARD to rent or let onl on shares,
.gA si'nBte IN the upper cad oi Blocking
ham County, near my miII on Nfeck-lsaud
creek, al which n tolerablr business cBu la
done.--1here is good stock 81 bark laid
in for the next year, and the yard IN good or
der, having plentiful supply OF water.-An
industrious, attentive young man, who IS qua
Iii"d to manage such business would be taken
ia as partner, or the yard routed Tor the
next year, with II likely, honest young man,
who has worked AT the tanning business for
six years, aud IS a good workman.--Posses.
sion can be had forthwith, 10 work in hides
&cs JOHN NJ. WALKER,
Sept %. tC3wl5
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I'D I rirfae ofa detd Of bDsi, eIecaied ty
- S.aauE Durham mil Sarah has mfr, 10
ths subscriber, dated og The i7H dug u Juue,
1919, ,ctH be soM on The premises, Al pabhe
auction, 10 The h,gdest biddcc .tor casb, on
ih0rsdag Ht 2l,f ing of Hte present mouth,
Septembef, me Log. On ciereHh arcel, mlh
Il House theron. containing S24 ltfi on mtd
street aud running bark 264 teei The mbscri-
Der acting as trustee, miH c0Hrtg unity neh hHt
as IS rested in him M The sud deed Of trI,d.
jas BEN3GH Trustee.
Sept. IL. dsll
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DIED, on SUNDAY, 4lh iusl. in Amherst
county, after a long y painful illness, Mrs
POLLY, wife OF Winston Lucas, ofthi place.
aged % years. she hns left two small chil-
dren, TO mourn, with their bereaYed fnlAer,
her early departure.
is God that lifts our comforts high,
Or sinks them IN tAc grnye
He gives, aud blessed he bis name }
He takes but uhal he GIVE.
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The sale Of the above property was adjourn
cd on the 2lst ihst 10 take place at the Auc-
ton Room Of John r. d. Payne, IN the town
of Lynchburg on thursday the 2slh day OF
the present mouth Those persons DESTROYS
Of purchasing will please view the premises
previous TO the day Of sale.
JAMES BENAGH, Trustee.
Sept. p. tdsl5
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-" Tue loeeliness

Weeds rot thr tpret4p nd 81 ornament,
Bal Is, hen unadoIod. aduru 4 tue most.
But 10 return to tlc Sylph oil 10y lalr2
There Ms ~ air of rouaeer about Der 81
taulou. faaf s,lnck me- With ad4HiraIlon.--
IHe &C. refinement of the place, isoldtrd
rs II was. iznm The world her ca,agrng
department aud Wlunilg add ess, 8 nh an
air of natural and uua.lrctrd simplicity
that bespoke her nlnd of II soper,ur der
aud made hei Ia shine as lH#a-l smung
those rugged features Of uttIt ed at
the same tImt the lovely maaecuse aud
retiring mOdesty, at were ohtslhtA plur
ttdt.d on her unsaspretldg couuttnhncr,
threw charm dbou her person thai CAV
her the appearance of an angel, and com
handed reverence and respect.
SENSE of proprlely forbade my longer
stay with the fair enchantless. AID I'M
willingly retraced my steps, 10 HE way
had left. But she stl engrossed my re
lecllons and thoughts and her image
WIS fitting before ne, for the remainder
Of the day. Add 81 permanent was the
Impression she made GA my heart, that, To
tins day, Fancy loves 10 recall the mel
dent, AID lngeI on its contemplation
Aud shall always remember the Moon
tam Maid with the warnest emotioas of
respect aud admiration. NlATOR.
go
IL" The reader WI find ~ our columns
To day, a well written and Interesting pol-
nature Of Gen. Paez, nbo, if Ne mistake
not the "slgns of The times" Is d,s.iurd
to be the chef Acton IN great events IN the
ntn Republic OF Colombia. ----rne Re.
Elections on TIE character OF Lord Chat
ham" Is also very handsomely written, aud
will repay prIusal'
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The Rev, Edward Baptist is expected 10
preach al the Baptist meeting house, on Wed.
nesday the 27th inst.
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FLOUR INSPECTION.
The quantity OF hour Inspected in The
Lynchbuig market the ilh quarter IS as tol.
lows
Superfne 337 bblg.
Fne I3S
Straight mddIiags
Condemned ~
Total bI2