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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-12-27
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER u, 1926

AFFLICTIEG ACCIDENT.-We learn that a u
accident, of no ordinary character, happened
TO stage belonging to the Albany Iina, on
the evening Of the 2lst inst. The stage was
about six miles west OF Northampton, on its
way from Albany to the latter place. In de
scending hill, it was suddenly overset, ard
precpitated from the road down bank oil
from three to six feet descent, and dashed I"
pieces on the rocks below. There were nine
passengers on board, all Of WHOM were NOR
or less injured, except one little girl. She
succeeded 10 crawling out trom The genera
wreck, and gave the alarm to the nearest
neighbors. On their arrival a most shocking
spectacle presented itself TO their view. The
driver was so badly wounded as 70 be speech
less and insensble, and expired shortly alter
wards. OF the passengers, three had broken
limbs, and others were shockiugly bruised or
Iacerated. One Of them is since dead, and
the others we learn will probably recover
The leading horses had cleared Themselves
from the carriage and gone eff, and the other
two were found lying on their backs so much
injured, that it was found necessary to kill one
or both of them. As all the passengers were
inside, it is not known to what cause the ac-
cident is to be attributed.
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SCHOOLS.

The Quarterly Examination Of the Schools
IN the Centre District in Worcester, will com
mence on Friday, the Goth inst. The three
Primary Schools will be visited in the fore
noon, and in the afternoon Of the same dav
the Latin and English Schools, and also the
second Female School. On Saturday FIRE,
noon, the whole board will examine the ,b;rd
Female School, taught by Miss Maria Biair
Parents, guardians, and all who are interested
N y. me cause Of education, we hope will attend
these several eAerainations,
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Sherif's Sale.
SE7lLL be sold, at Public Auc-

vs. ILL De SOlO, at Public Auc-
w ton, at the house of Moses Bond, in
Templeton, on Monday, Jan. 8, 1927, large
assortment of Store Goods, consisting of En-
sllsh Goods of all kinds; general assortment
OF Crockery, Glass, and Hard Wares, nclud-
ing Hollow Ware, Iron and Steel. ten Parlor
and Box Stoves; West india Goods of all
kinds. Besides these, quantity OF Lumber.
consisting Of $50 thousands of split and sawed
Shingles; 40 or so thousands Of Boards: l6
or 10 do. of Chair Plank 8 or 10 do. of Clan
boards; or 10 do. of Eiemlock Plank. and
variety OF hard wood Boards, Plank and Slit
work. In addition to these, a Chaise and
Harness, Wagon and do. Gig and do. and
sleigh and do The sale will commence at o
A. M. with Stoves, Woollen Goods, Boots and
Shoes, &c. The Lumber will be sold on
Tuesday The property offered for sale, (be-
ing The whole contents of two large Stores,
EN- braces an amount and variety rarely met
with in the Country.
A generous credit will be given.
Ismplefon, Dec 81, 1926. 80
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;kstone Canal Company.
Leicester Bank.

Office is hereby given, that
~ there will be a Meeting Of the Stock
holders of the Leicester Bank, in said Bank. ON
Monday, the FIRST day of January next. at IL
Of the clock, at noon, fer the purpose Of choos-
ing Director, in the room of H. G. Hem
shaw, chosen Cashier.
The Public are also notified, that the Bank
is now removed into a nesV and commodious
building, permanent Cashier eIected-and
the Directors 6atter themselves they will be
able to accommodate all those who may favor
them with their custom, to their entire salts
faction.
By order ofthe President and Directors,
Fl. G. .HENSHAW, Caslsier.
Dec. 90, 1896. SO
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SHoCKINe-on Monday last, a woman in
Grafton, named Prentice, fell into the Gre, and
was burned TO death. Her children were alb
sent at school at the time, and, before the ac-
cident was known, the body was nearly con-
sumed. We have no further particulars,
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Notice.
yENHE Copartnership here

ME Copartnership hereto
H fore existing between the Subscribers.
under the Firm Of MANNING G. BURR, is by
mutual asreementthis day dissolved. All per-
sons having unsettled Accounts with said Firm.
are requested to call at the Saddle & Harness
Shop, few rods north of the Brick Hotel and
settle the same with EDWARD M. Bum. who
is duly authorized TO settle all Accounts of
said Firm. JOHN MANNING,
EDWARD M. BURR.
Worcester, Dec. 20, 1926. 40
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VESTED RIGHTs.-Et is not little amusing
to see the extent to which some people carry
the doctrine OF vested rights. Gov Troup
argues, that although the original treaty be-
tween 'ha United States aud the Creek In
i dIans Was corrupt aud fraudulent, yet Georgia,
a third party, DOT being accessory to the fraud.
becan e vested OF a right to the ceded lands.
OF wtIch She could not be Invested by any
subsequent act Of the two contracting parties ;
that, consequently, so far as relates to her
right tos the ceded lands, the old treaty re.
mains in force and the new one is null. The
Editor Of the Cincinnati Gasette, after speak
ing Of the absurd extent TO which this prnci
pie is sometimes carried, relates this anecdote :
''rhe most singular application of this doc
trne, that has come to my knowledge, was at
tempted some years ago in our own Legisla-
ture. One Lewis, who had been sentenced to
be hanged for murder, pettiened the Leeisla-
ture to commute his punishment into imprison-
ment for life. bill 10 that effect was report
ed, but IFS passage was earnestly disputed.
upon the ground that the petitioner having. bv
the sentence, obtained a vested right 10 be
hanged, could not, coustitu,ionally and with
his own consent, be divested of that right
and subjected to other punishment! The
argument did not prevail, but, absurd as il
may appear, it was advocated by some sensi-
BILE men.
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Commonwealth Of Massachusetls

Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.
Worcester, IS. Court of Common Pleas. :,
Worcester, December term, A. d. 1895.
On the Petition aforesaid, Or
dered, that the Petitioner notify all persons -.
this Court to be holden at Norces.e, 49,
said, on the second Monday Of March nent
oy publishing an atested copy Of said Petit
ION, and this Order Of Court thereon. in The
Massachusetts Spy and Worcester Couniv .9d.
rerf'ssr, newspaper printed in Worcester
nree weeks excessively, the last publication
asa Court, that they may then and there
snow cause, II any they have, why the prave.
thereof should not be >gra nted.
Attest, ABlJAH BIGELoW, CLERK.
copy Of the Petition and Order Of Court
thereon,
Attest, ABIJAH BIGELow, Clerk.
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10 The Honorable the Justices of the Conrs
Of Common Pleas, for the Common
rpeatth Of Massachusetts,, non holden az
Worcester, zrithsn and for the Countu Of
Worcester
RESPECTFULLY sHEws,
NVHE Subscriber, Administra-
x tor ofthe Estate of GRACE WILSON
late of Spencer, IN said County. deceased
that the Personal Estate of said deceased was
appraised at the sum of thirty -eisht dollars and
eleven cents, that the demands against said
Estate, together with the expenses of settling
the same, amount to eighty four dollars aud
iorty-iour cents, leaving balance against
said Estate OF forty-six dollars and thirty
three cents. That said deceased,s Real Fs.
tate consists of abou: Gfteen acres of Pasture
Land, which was appraised at the sum OF one
hundred and .fixtytive dollars, and that
partial sale of&aid Land would much denre.
cate the value osthe whole therefore. Won,
Petitioner respectfully prays, your Honors
would grant License for the sale. al Public
Auction, of the whole of said Land. and that
the residue OF the proceeds Of the same, after
paying the just debts and charges, may be an
as the law in such cases provides
and as IN duty bound will ever pray.
December H., 1895. JAMES DRAPER.
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OF TO make room for our correspondents,
we have omitted some remarks which we had
prepared on the article signed Publ,us, and
other editorial matter.
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= ~ newoufyport, on Saturday, Rev. Samuel
+. Williams, Pastor OF the first Presbyterian
Chufcl in that town.
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Vermont.

II ME Subscribers have for
a sale FARM in the town of Barnard.
County of Windsor. and State of Vermont,
containing about 100 acres Of excellent Land
one half is under improvement, with a COM
Portable Dwelling House, new Barn, and Ont.
Buildings.-lt has summer and winter keen.
ing sufficient for - Cows, and will. with GOOD
husbandry, keep double the number. II NAV
be had at the extreme low price of 1850 il an.
piled for within 80 days.-For further part;cp.
lars inquire of Capt. Luke Stone, on the nrem.
lses, or the Subscribers, fo-''
:, :, c. R. & A. STONE.
Shrewsbury, Mas. Dec. 25, 1926.
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ANOTHER PREsERvATIoN.-In the Spy Of
the 1st ult. we gave an account of the
remarkable escape of man who fell from
the stecpIe of Charlton meeting house, and it
now falls 10 our LOT 20 record another equally
extraordinary, 20 which is to be added the sim
gulsr coincidence of happening at the same
place. One day last week one of the work.
men on the steeple, from some cause of which
we are not informed, fell from it to the roof OF
the me eting-house, from which he slid to the
caves, and thence fell again 10 the ground,
making the whole distance o. the fall from the
place where he stood above ninety feet! Ex-
traordiuary as it may appear, when taken up
he had his senses, and, on examination. il was
found that no bones were broken. We are
Informed by the physician that he is doing
well, and is in fair way of recovery.
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Purified Pyroligneous field.

NNHE use of this article is a
q perfect substitute for the common pro-
cess of Smoking Meat; and the flavor of
Hams, &c. prepared with it, is fully equal if
not superior 10 that given in Smoking. One
quart IS sufficient for $50 or 200 pounds of
Meat. 1t is used by simply bathing the Meat
with the Acid three or four times, or by MIX
ing it with the Pickle which is put to the
Meat. Price by the quart, % cents. For
Sale by JAMES GREEN e. Co.
Forester, Dec. 81, 1926. SO
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VIEW YEARS PRESENTS
ENOR sale at the Bookstores of
q CLARENDON HARRIS and DoRR &
ROWLAND, in Worcester,
TIE I.ndins' Cn,na,n.so.,

I Tue L7u90o. OOnlpdhaon,
Containing, first. Poiileness OF Manners
and Behaviour, from the French of Able de
belegarde; second, Fenelon on Education =.
third, Miss More's Essays; fourth, Dean
switt's Letter to Young Lady newly Mar
ried; .ffth. Moore's Fables for the Female
Sex. Price 62A cents.
The interesting character of the subjects
treated on in this volume, and the high repu-
talon Of the authors, are such as to render
any recommendation unnecessary.
Worcester, Dec. 20, 1926. 80
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Shrewsbury, Mas. Dec. 25, 1926.

Barnard is one of the most fiourishipg ao-
ricultural towns in the County, has about
1900 inhabitants, Is miles from Woodstock
and about the same distance from Windsor.
52--6w
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."THE HANGING '-Tho Editor of the
Berkshire american claims an article with this
caption as child cf~,.;s own, and SAYS we
have fsieen it into the Spy without giving any
account Of its origin. The facts are. that il
was published in the Spy under the Pittsfeld
head; but, through an inadvertance in the
compositor, the particular paper in that town,
from which it vas extracted. was not desg-
mated. We trust we are neither insensible to
the rights of others, noS regardless of them;
and we as heartily despise the editorial Jack
daw. who would strut in the plnmes fched
from another, as DR.. Green possibly can. Yet,
W. think whenhe has conducted paperas LONG
as we have, he will have learned to think less
than he now docs Of an offsnce so venial 5
that now under consideration. If he escapes
having his articles taken perlorce, and fairly
scabborded out, sometimes without alteration,
aud sometimes with the change of a few
words, in the editorial columns of other pa
pers, and that, too, without any acknowledge
ment of the authorship, he will fare better
than we have done We have, however, gen.
orally felt so little partially for our offspring,
that, il others could feel any qualification from
adopting them, we have been willing they
should e'Joy il, though we consider our right
to reclaim them unquestionaule.
We may add, that it is always our inteYl-
ton, when we copy an article of which we
know the origin, to give due credit for it.
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For Sale.
A WOOLLEN FACTORY.

4 "a with good Water Privilege, situated in
.ne ess'eriy part oil Princeton, three miles and a
nan from the Meeting house, on the great
road leadlngto Sterling. The Factory con-
talns one double Carding Machine, one single
no. OF an extraordinary construction, one
Plcker' one Roping Machine, one Spinning
MachIoe, and two Stoves. On the premises
are Dwellins-house, Barn and other Out
buildings, with good Garden-all which
VIII be sold on reasonable terms. For further
particulars, inquire of JACOB FELTON,.
Princeton, Dec. 10, 1926. 80
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RR1op OO SJGe
PLANK 7uanted,
EbY the BLACKSTONE CANAL
81 D COMPANY, to be delivered on the Canal

I the BLACKSTONE CANAL
- COMPANY, to be delivered on the Canal
route:
In the town of Worcester
1000 feet -2iu thick, 10 feet long, , of Pine,
45O@ in. IS OR Chest,
10000 gig in. Is of Oak,
Pine, Hemlock, or Cnesnut.
In the town of .fiN6ury -
2,4OO feet I9 in. thick, o feet long of Pine,
4sO " in. Is or Chest.
10000 21-2 in {" is of Oak,
Pine, HemIock, or Chestnut.
In the towns of Sutt.n and Grafton 49,
1,400feet,2 l2 in. thick 10 feet long,1 of Pine,
$50 " 2 in. is or Chest.
$4,000 I-2in. IS /" i" of Oak,
Pine, hem!ock, or Chesnut.
10 the town of .Northbridge:
1900 feet 2 in thick, 10 feet long,a of Pine,
900 in. Is /" " orChes't'
16,6OO " 2I-2 in. Is -" f" of Oak,
Pine, HemIock, or Chestnut.
la the gown of Urbridge =
800 feet 10 in thick, 10 feet long, 81 rahe'
l'9oo IN 10 or Chest
1860 F." 2I.2 i" IS of Oak.
Pine, HemIock, or Chestnut.
In the town of .fenalon:-
300 feet2I Gin. thick, 10 feet long, 81 rlne;
$50 " in. d" is I" C"eniiocS'
5000" GIG in 4" IS Of NJ =
Pine, Hemlock, or Chestnut '
All OF it to be strait .edged, and delivered at the
works early the next Spring
Further information will be given by applies.
eion to john w Lincoln, Of Worcester, or
STLVANUs floLBRooK, of Nortbbridge, who wish
TO make immediate contracts for The abovg.a in
such lots as is desired by those who are disnosed
to furnish it.-lnformston may be also Obtained
BY inquiry Of s; FareszvOrth, Esq-at the Store
vi the 'tooie,i hano featuring Company, IN Mill
bory-of WiAiam .NewhaR, Suttou.of .lfoseo
Chaplin, at the Store OF John Capron & Sons, in
Uxbridge-and Of Collins Catron, in Mendon. :
Worcester, Dec %, 1896. SO
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Worcester, Dec. 26, 1926.
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~. -. 4.
Y < % !, "a, q q -, -. 9 -s, q &. ! :.
1pro' 7. ~ 81 f,. 4 /. I. 1. 4. (. 4. Il X XX = .ss
,osnon ~ M & IA Ira Il q .s ,sv
learn1 fl,o e,li,~,n,t 49, .'*sa =
= whicia "a pohiixh wi,ls sSs''s.~
highly crcdisaLIc az f,s,,t ~ ~; n -
aud an 81 amnle ,yoIt,.v IL is,,," ':v''
itafcd nv Iii c,,r, I, n . q ~. n '-
vessels. NJ, ~ = = .
4 AZ lscrnamb;,cs f.s.fs< Z Er,,;... 80.
Ireducstcd q rive Z ,,ssss.. 49,. "ss s:'s
coast Is, q Sn,h;e,, ,.,.s,,,,o'. = " " .'.'s '''s
with gthe ~ pcssst;ns, ~ ,.ss....s''.. a''a
any obi icctlons. : Dri,.,o .ess '"s
made linn of4wcIvr I,,,,,,I,cd' do,,., "ss
lie replied. IN 4 si;rr;6.d nss.. '.%s'
| that no vessel of' Me cc"ni,v'" ..n:,
lie ha:,the bonunidto rom,nsu,, .s,"'',s M
cyor DO converted into, / pasket ~ s"%
! that ise should s.o,,si,Is,.s .I,es Ssa. -''n
ssiion a prc,ncdjtatcd i,,snIt b,t r..
sucl, practices he'd prevn;le,l oo,s.'.. s"as
Icertain government. Z, vesxel. .s,.,.s s
tho coast. ~" 's
At Ba,.ia, lis shio. was run co,, 81
at anchor, by q Brsx;liar srl,n"..s., 81 . ..'
and before they got clear . m. -
lis m:n vas killed Nv fsII;n. s,n., . "
Ilofi, in cunssu,,curc ~ ~. So.
Drazilians. ru,sIlciousIv. n 4. Icy 10y
licved, cutting ! rome. TLc crssy
OF .the Cyannc were ,,rcvantod \.
their officers from reyenc;ns II.
death, as they were much cxssucr.. ),
ted; and tho affair was rcpyescnie,i
Cart. j.. declared I.c won,d .s.s...
lin the mort until l,c a.w t,s
|eeuicd, which he neri;,,rncT ,.";sc,;. 49, "a :
with coutcrbpt q ',ccnu;a,.v cnSs;,,a.s s
alton offered by tIIn .nure,s rs"s ~ ~.
schooner, 10 n, fI,lcnce him ~ o, Guy
hook the injury. Hc i:,r~.'.. % !. vs.r. LIT,
the fine they were se,,,."ss..I !, '"..a .'J
for the damage fhcv Ina rs,.; p"y
through, the caI.lessnsss I 80 .tn;.. s.M.u wv
pendrnce Win tns "a'' :" .''s s"s'es-
| urge point OF great ;~.,cr"s. ~ ~
resident Americsn lme,,t.r,. :. ."s
ll,s, they should e. allowed !" he 's e..
curity ior cacI, nil,sr =, o.,,; ~ p.
!: goods al the custom Lonse. ] w;,h"',
He;.c .,.,.n.,a... '. "ouss' w"noM
Of tic DrsziIians. Tais ,"u0' I ~ sv'sns s','
as an act Of cour,osey y: sM, ~ s1ass ;i,s "..
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::s,t;s.s Z. - & Z :s ~, 6.
~ ~ A.. I /. /. !. s, IN, =. I. Y 4 !
- ~ - ~ = z..yeS,: ssss.s y: ~ u. H's =
! - q, e. y .. .'- .s'ssaS sv
Isrcf. g"s @ "a re"ro.ed thaf sb;y|
|sbonid s;nv M,s,
s. r ,..S
Deacon Haves of Dover. has in
vented : machine which lie calls Al
.. rut tsIlcrO bv & Vl,;cb q = said tho
rus IL ! road mai be l;Ilcd and il,c
wl.o,. ,,,.d l.veIi..,, ~ ,,.s n,.ora,inn|
and Wiil ,erf;,rm a. ,n,,cl, ~ ! d.y'
as SO mcn.
A ynnng woman entered crock
cry ware store an Salem. aud while
bargaining for some decanters. CON.
iirivcd 10 secretc q cou,,Io or Ditchers,
and left the storc wifl.{l:cm. At a..
uo,her store she st,,Ie a third uitcI,cr.
! Wishing for . -,,air Of shoes, she
! pawned the pitchers at an.,ther shoe
store. SuLseuucn,lv tLe owners ar
the pitchers reclaimed them AS stolen
property. ILc thief has rot been
detected, @, &
80 ser
IAanhsgiving. A tlay OF Thanks.
giving and Praise has been Appuint-
cd by tile GOVERNORS of the follow
ing states: In Rhode Island, Mas
sach,rsctts. and Ohio, ON Tburstisy
next; in Now York, on the 6t,, Of
December !; in New jersey. 7tll De.
semte,.
Tile kennebcc. Jonunal. saws. a
day Of National Thank sgiving, al,
pointed by tho President, would be
sely acceptable to . great portion
lday devoted to rational and pious
gratitude to heaven, Instead Of the
numerous saints days, and other
holy days, whicI, are 80 numerous on
TIC Catholic calender. and MANY Of
Which are observed hy some de,,om-
inatiuns Of Irotcs,ants. -
While on this subject, II may not
be improper to notice The very strange
manner in which some pcoi,lc ccic.
bratc Christmas /; by snoutiny tur.
Ike, s and other fnwlsticd dowA as! =
mark, and finishing tho day wjtL
gambling aud bacchanalisn frolics
certainly rather an Improper way
ror the adj, entbf tie great intI,nr of
Christianity I Least Of ali sl,o,,I,I
any and bloody and iruel sDar,s.
such as are calculated to create dull
insensibility 10 animal suscring IN
numerous and youthful snectators. he
practised on that day.
- 81
a Ceuntcyeiter. Tie Schoharfie
Republican gives nm account of 4
Of that comfy, Tor passing counter
felt nsncy. When apprehcndfd, lie
attempted To .sw allow about .Sxf, nf
Spurious bills, but was prevented by.
'IDc Of the persons Ly, who, flahking
IL shame il these hard times. thai
50 III cl,sllouId be Jevourcd At one
meal caught him by the throat and
..huaIo nj k:..s :. o. .TS'~
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FOREIGN

A Paris paper Of Oct 10, announces
tie deash uf Lieut.. Gen. dc Portv,pg,
at the eye OF 30 years. He was, says
the Journal Of Commerce "a distinguish.
ed oiicer in the United States during
thczw&< which gave: them their indie
pendence, where he was highly ess
teemed.
Rsssini, the celebrated composer,
has been elected a Knight Of the Lc-
.gicn Of Honour.
The French general Boyer, lately in
The service Of tie Pacha III Egypt, in
Sasequeiicc Of = disagreement with
the minister iwar, resigned lis com.
mission, which was accepted By tie
Pachu. sr
Moore IS engaged in composing M
moirs OF Lord B Jron. IIeis no, much
" Y bioyrupher, dough his faces may
oe woithssome,hing. lie Committed n
crime wjIicl, al. ulll ever attach con-
tempt, II not dishonor, To bis name ia
barning the auta-bio.ranlly ett,usted
mo, g,yen] to him. by byron himself.
We perceive that four VOLUMES Of By
ron's Letters and Niscelsm ous Prose
Worksare y the Press in London
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Burglary.-The dwelling houte Of
Mr.. Gideon Peck. Of Reboboth, was
forcibly entered on the evening of
Tuesday last, between the hours Of
eleven o'clock and three, and his desk
riiled Of absuf sixty dsllars in cash.
No traces Of the perpetrators have as
yet been discovered.
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We learn that three men, a part Of
the depredstors on private property in
th's town. Providence, Newport. Swan.
xey' &c have been apprehrnded and
lydged IN Jail ia Providence. Ore OF
the vilIians was taken in thi, town. on
ne i7ta inst. anil SAFELY lodged in Jail.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-11-25

AT the lste term of the United States
Circuit Court holden at Providence
Lew Halle, Esq. Of this town, was
admitted an Attorney and (ounselle,
in said Court.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-11-25

In the steam boat Washing ton, which
len Providence on 1hursday ls.l. for
new York, wentpasse6gers,. the Hon
Mr.. Burgess and family, Gov. Bell al
New Hampshire, and seye, Il o,hs'
members OF the Senate and House
Mr.; Robbins and Mr.. Pearce, tits said.
will leave Newport. istbe sicam hos,
W Tuesday uexk ''''
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-11-25

lEDEcoRous. II il stated in some
Of the Vermont papers. thot when III.
der Butler the newly elected iGoveru-
or Of that state, bad finished hi, maiden