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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-11-22

Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Nov. 7, 1896.
70 the WidoW and Heirs Of REV. REUBEN
HoLcoMB, late Of Sterling, an sad County,
deceased, and 10 all Others concerned an he
Estate Of said deceased, GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited 10 appear (if you
see ft) at the Court of Probate To be holden at
Worcester, in said County, on the first Tuesday
in December next, ut ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Instrument, which
purpOrts to be the last Will and Testament of said
deceased, should not be approved; and you will
he heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, T. PROT.
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For Sale.

4 FARM, situated in the south
m erly part of Barre, near Prat's Tillage
50 called, containing l07 acres Of Land, well
propor'ioncd, waered, and fenced, with con-
venient Buildings. Few Farms, perhaps, unite
more important advantages than the above
situate Oh the rich banks of Ware river, in the
immediate neighhorhood of Grist and Saw
Mill, rannery, Blacksmith, Clothing Works,
Store, &c. where the farmer has opportunity of
disposing Of every article OF surplus produce TO
advantage. A liberal credit will be given for
a large share of the purchase money, if re-
quested. Fer particulars inquire of James
Allen, ESQ. of Oakham, or the subscriber, on
the premises. NANCY CONANT.
Barre, Oct. 90, 1895. CIV
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Cloth Dressing g. Wool Carding
FENHE Subscriber would inform

N1AG OuOoCl tDCI HOuIu lIlIOIIll
u the Public, that he has commenced
the Business Of CLOTH DRESSING and
WOOL CARDlNG, at the Factory recently
owned by widow Sarah Hale, situated in the
Village of New Worcester, now owned md
improved by the Subscriber.
All those who favor h;m with their custom,
may depend on having their work done in the
best manner, at short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms.
II the best of machinery, good workmeu,
and prompt attention will secure custom, the
Subscriber flatters himself that he will have
is share of the public patronage.
LEWIS THAYER.
Prers for Dressing.-IIandsom wear,
90 cts. -comRon do. 10 cts.
n. B.-Cloth left at the Store Of WILLIAM
llAnRINGToN, two doors south OF HAYNEs's
Hotel, in Worcester, or at the Store Of The
-Ns'c England Manufacturing Company, 10
GFGfIo'i, with directions thereon, will be talk
en- and returned
.NeW:W ofceSttF, <5eFt. 81, Ieae. IF
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Notice is hereby Giosn,
YENIiAT the Subscriber

n been duly appointed Executrix of the
last Will and Testament of ISAAC FRENCH,
late of Oakham, in the County of Worcester,
deceased, and has taken upon herself that
trust, by giving bonds as the law directs. All
persons indebted TO said Estate are hereby
called upon to make immediate payment :
and all those to whom said Estate is indebted
are requested to exhibit their demands for set
Element, CATHERINE FRENCH,
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Nov. z, 1896
To The Heirs of JEHU RIcuAnDsoN late Of
Templeton, in said County, deceased, and 10
all others concerned in The Estate Of said de-
ceased, GREETING
VOU are hereby cited to APP
.M pear lit you see ft) at the Court of Pro.
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said County,
on the first Tuesday in December next, at ten of
the clock, before noon, to show cause why the
Instrument which purports to be the last win
and CodiciIs Of said deceased, should not be APP
proved and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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SaISSacitieSettS SDts.
1.-THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS is ESSENTIAL
TO THE SECURITY OF FREEDOM
PRINTED Fee THE PRoPRIEToRs BY
SAMUEL b. MANNING.
OPPOSITE THE NEW MEErINc-novsE.
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.
Price to single subscribers, who receive :her
papers at the office, or by mail, two dollars per
annum.
Vr .4drerfiSen1eglts, not exceeding ftveIre
lines, published three tceefs for one dollar, and
continued three Weeks longer for fHr cenis.-
larger advertisements an The same proportion.
The publishers will hold themselves respon-
"oie for no error iii any advertisement, be-
yond the sum charged for its insertion.
All communications and orders directed TO
the = Editor Of the Spy,'' and post paid, will
be promptly attended TO.
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Notice.

] ME Propr;etors OF the Wor-
Il ecster Turnpike Cooperation will hold
their Annual Meeting for the choice of Off
GERS, &c. at the Exchange Coffee House in
BosiSa, on Tuesday, the 28th inst. at IL o.
clock, A. NJ.
Per order Of the Directors,
JOSEPH HARRINGTON, Clerk.
Nov. IL, 1926. 2w
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Surgical Instruments.
DELANO. & WHITNEY.

No. 10 g. 90, South Market Street,
IA AVE just received, and vii
"a z keep constantly for Sale. a large as
sortment OF SURGEONS INSTRUMENTS
Wholesale and retail, at very low prices.
Physicians and others, who are in
want OF the above, are respectfully invited to
call.
Boston, June l3, 1925. 6m
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L or Sale.

GEVEN acres of Land, situat-
~ ed near the Baptist Westinghouse in
Ward, on which is convenient House, Barn,
and other Out.Houses. Said Land is in
good state Of cultivation, and would be a
good Stand for Shoemaker, or other Mechan-
ic. Inquire Of SAMUEL WARREN, near
the premises.
Nor 7, 1926.
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A poir Of ,Iiscrs.- Guy, the founder
Of the noble hospital which bears his
name, was bookseller, and lived in
Stocks market, between Cornhill and
Lombard-slreet. lie was so complete
patterp Of parsimony, that the famous
miser, Vulture Hopkins, once calledupon
him TO crave lesson on the art OF saw
ing, Being Introduced into the parlor,
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Wool Carding & Cloth Dressing.

TVHE Subscriber Informs his
N former Customers and the Public gen.
orally, that he has removed to the new build
ing erected on the Privilege formerly owned
by Samuel Fiagg, Esqr. few rods soutl, of
Worcester Village, where those who favor
him with their custom, may depend on having
their work well and punctually done.
Prices for dressing-for handsome wear,
go cts. per yd.--Common do. 16 cts. Partic-
ular attention paid TO cleansing and colourng
old garments. Most kinds of produce rcceiv-
ed in payment. WILLIAM q. FOX.
Worcester, Sept. 70, 1896. IT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-20
cON.qNN,R IYELL-

eNiS We'll sunk September, and alno iastan-
aneousiy exhibited its medicinal In 1924 hIyas
visi,edhy aase uumher Of PERSONS iibor unJe. disease
f whom experienced great relief. In 1885, the number
was n'oe 'iaG Sied and from the many
have reason 10 expect much number the lesent
SON. Already have they commented their ATTENDANCE this
Water and even early the Is; of April did iJeque
this Well whist the preceding their atenance
much la,eTtat Is, 1925, te ,npany MAY,
and IA 1924 none attended until Ia july These
iIc justify the belief that the of these Waters
aud approved oi they generally ested
aud encourage inve the Vi those hitherto
not have become acquainted py their saiua5S
The subscriber takes this method returning grateful
acknowledgements 10 tuse Of las nds u have generously
favored hun with their company aud then, ana the
public that lie Is still the Pr"pI vi this Establishment
that every oxeoE ON his part will made to render his
comfortable
The character Of the Water of this Well has become
completely Established that i almost say any
thns IN reference TO tsvtes Suffice then, observe
the information OF tVsc Wo may have heard of H. that
has been found e6eca in relieving agno and fever dropy
dPtpsia, gaye &ctat it il transparent unusually cold
aud by unpleasant the the hest
possible wayr persons TO test the efficacy all Medicinal
Waters, - take the experiment for Themselves. lie would
therefore, advise al persons afflicted wi The above dis
visit this " ELL WM. IL CU1lANN,
SiLsssr miles Su;:h oftAe Cos.fSLot.ss.
T. S--there established Past 0sce this place.
". II. q. Post-has;eT.
.un- y.
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rJ The ENQUIRER published twice week generally
sai times week during the session Of the State Lega
tmepriee the same heretofore, Five Dollars per annuuo,
payale in advance Notes of cha-re speeie-payng banks
ouly will be received an payment. The Editors viii
tee safety Of ren,tng them by mail the postage Of all let
ters being raij, by the writers.
I No psper will be discontinued u the discretion
The Ediors) until all arrearages have been paid up.
I Whoever viii guarantee the payment of papers
.u have th. tenth GRATIS
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
III One square, Or LESSEiTst insertion 10 eenl,-eaeh
continuance, 30 cents
No advertisement inserted, until hs, either been paid
Dr. assumed by person this city,
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.MARSII.4I'S .SJTJ

IN CHANCERY. United States, curt lnb e;re,;, v;;;
4 District, June isi, 1870. 90
Robert Dunlop and James Dunlop surviving partners of the
'a'e "s.1s."'e "ouSeoi Duhois Crosse, PllHs.
Thomas r. Roo,es, admir-. with the will annexed of John
dec who was surviving John Baylo the elder
dec Frances Bay Tor, widow John Bay George d. ay
or children, hens aud drvecs the said John BAYLOR dec
Bay lor the elder dec. D.S.
Tins cause came 10 he heard by consen of the rIa
anu tv PENDANTS John aud George d. Baylor, deviee, vf
J"hh Do dec &c whereupun the count ordered and de-
creeu defendants John ami George d. avlor nav 10
me pnlii, the S237t 81 interest OH ~ 81 IL
part thereoi at the per cent per aun u the al
day oil May 1870 unt! paid. Aud further ordered and
uecreed mat unless the defendants Juhn aud George d. D
o pay to the plaintiffs the aforesaid of 2SIi 81 on or
before the lei day OF January, 1922 with the afore-
nrh alter advertising the Tine place GALE for four weeks
snccts'vey, IN Newspaper published ia the town of
treteriekshug. orhe city OF Richmond expose to public sale 60
nuch o. 'he aet eianJ any pant may think
proper! called New Market yang in the Ca,one
y shall be sufficient pay tho debI aud interest aforesaid and
the costs attending this ale, credit VI w elye mounts Tho
purchaser giving bond bonds with security hearing
interest IRON the day Gf SALE and deed of trust on the land 10
the payment Of such bond bonds. except so much u
The pure shall be snc-nt pay the costs and
charges ofsale, which shall he paid cash the purchaser
In conformity TO the OF the foregoing decree shall
oher or sale at public auction al the Bowling ia tee
county Of Caroline Monday the 10Th Of next between
the honis OF IL and O'clock, 2. NJ of that day, much
the tract OF Lsnd called New Market, mentioned in the said
decree, shall be sufficient satisfy the purposes therein
mentioned.
The particular p Of the which will be offered will
- II THORNTON, d.
jane Q, 1896 9--ids for john Pegrau NJ. V. d.
above I'LL day vi sale and send the collection
tll:s CSlce
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FRTTYP jSgT-F

WILL be sold on the hday ofJuy n,xi a, not the
W next fair day, or ready money before The door Of the
tavern kept by Samuel PuJ ear, Richard q. Pury
ht place called The city, 10 the county Of meckenburg under
deed I'm trust eSecucdby Abtahan Kccne 10 tue ubscbtt
trustee, The 9th day Of November 1877 and duly recorded
N the clerks Office OF The county o Mecklenbug secure
the payment Of debt therein mentioned, with interest iue TO
dci Green the following property much hereofas will
he hccu 20 pay c debt due, interest, aud charges II
making The sale Thousand Of land lying IN the
ut Mecklenhug Butchers creek, being the Of
lend on Witch the lid Abraham Kcchc fcsdes, with the
following slaves aud their incrclss the females the date
Of The deed james, Simon, Ceisar, Jac. Lew, Bobb Mil
ley Sam Afmfesd, Eduund Fancy Lucinda and child Bet
w. Beck, Rose, Billy sbsdleh. Lelo sam and Ileufys an
The usehoh md kitchen fnure and plantation tool IN the
sad deed mentioned The title this property deemed ns
putahe butt viii convey such title only vested On
der this deed. EDWARD DOOSON, TRUSTEE.
June IS. 10 49,
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$50 REJ3aRD-

CSToLES from the Subscribers stable las. night Horse
~ Saddle ,hartinSa and Birdie. II, large light bav,
or5 years nvy fine order p1,icuia mark
but believed TO have white h:nd uot iug rather
hollow hack short tail, which lie Carrie, badly the hair
rubbed from the top; his hcv. unusually 6it aud sott and
from having been long shOd in bad lie tros and
fore legs.
The above reward will be paid 1rhe recovery the
JAIl1S CASKIB.
z. Off
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Men Establishment ca Petersburg, va.
KYLE 6, CAPERTOM

I'd AVE receive by the late arrivals large and very &c
neal sprmeut of British, French, India, German aud
Domestic Dry Goods, and expect by the arrivals IOo
Bags prime green Coffee 5000 Hayanua Cigar SO baics
approved factory, cotton Yarns, 10 will, select a.soi-
BOLTING CLOTHS.
II being tie intention Of 1 The pSrIaers remain con-
siany IN h- Northern markets they will be supplied At ali
times, with whatever aud desiratle. Country Mer-
chants and others invited call, every article com
prug this a3ottmen will be osTed yyhoesaI,
and retail small advance for csa or arrDiaiess in Lo4a
June n %
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virtue oil deed Of trust executed the subscribers bv
William Randolph and Lucy H. his wife, 10 srcure TO
afy eth certain of money therein Expressed which
weed was executed The 18th Of June, 1877 aud admitted to
record III the clerks office Of Cunberand county June court
% NE same year, they will sell al public auction the high
' pdde Tor cash, upon the PREMISE Friday 2sth dsy
~ guy next fair, not the next fair day al that tract Of
nd III The said decd expressed the Aforesaid county Of
neiand, containing ii9 be the more or le which
ind was Purehaedby Martha Randolph aud the aforessid
marry eth OF the Executors ofthe late Joseph Roval de
ou ny them TO The SAID William Randolph bounded a.
IooYs 10 wit on the North by the lands Of Jesse Miller
% the estate OF the late Hughes Taylor, dee. the East nv
4pP9mauox River on The South by the lands Ann G. Ran
uoPh and onthe West BY the lands Of Joseph Leigh OF
much hereoi as may beneces5ary the sum speriscd
lhe sad deed or the balance thereof due with Interest
nu exPens Of sale NC &c The Subscribers will only con
'"u' JEBMAN BAKER,
WILLIAM y. SMITH.
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JIARSHdL5S SHE

M adesree Of The superior Court Of chaneery for The
- mohd District pronounced on the All dsy Of Febru.
10 ~. W ne case Of BurTell vs.. Bnrwell shall on MOI
uay, l' Gay ct July next at 15oydlon aIeckenburr
W s peng mecklenbug county cour day, proceed
q sell Che Sst Of lsndn the proceedings mentioned ysr
= ~ county o. meeklenbmg Butcher Creek, IN be
nebtWhood Of fo city upon which there aye said 10 be
nPWasd 20 acres ofeleek low grounds more Than ONE half
~ Toods q tobacco land Of superior quality and on which
1 hanS5 may be employed a. advantage FERNS credit Of
os t@o and hrse year Bonds with approved security will
required aad lie title retained until they pad or
~. GykHhANF, Ms. c, v.d or one Of his Deputies.
dnne w. u--tjs
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TO LOTTERY ADYENTURERs.

DRIZES OF 100000, $4,000, 10000 - Co., 2oOoc of
10000, 10 of $780, to be drawn Sol OF this month
ell.
NJ. Sales of Tickets will be continued nj the
"GOLD MINH'.. .FORTUNE'S HOME
CANFIELD'S OFFICE,
LII, BoadwsyS Y.ao, at his Offices 49, Chesnu Pha-
delphia, and $50 nnrket-street Baltimore E the 2Qh
ior the beneft of the heirs Of Robert Fulton.
~ Renenber TO cal at, or immediately send to CAN
The capital Prizes OF 100000 3oooo 10000, 10000, Of
10000 10 or 5000, all 10 be drawn the S0 Let
this golden opportunity be uuimproyed single
Many Of those who make Immediate application ioi Tickets
particular combinations favorite numbers.
Dy Authority Of the State of Maiyland UNIVERSITY
LOTTERY, Eighth Clas..New Series, p. CANFIELD,
manager capital prize
100. 600 DOLLARS.
The aud Only really Briin Lottery tins country.
i1 be dsapu, the following unparalleled, truly grand
sud splondh
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UATVERSTTY OF VTPCLVTT

A there q post Office established here. all the huefs
- newspapers, pamphlets magslines intended fol pro-
fior' students, and other residents Of ibis yllce, Ivy
reoed imme daely 10 The University u virginia n Aiems s
county, uulsiS 5,aesaso ordered.
June Q.
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ZIG W.ayn GRAMMAR SCHOOL


ZIG V.1yn GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
LNHE OF the Wigwam Grsumar School will re-.
z commence the 18th July next The puhlic arc ic.-
by promising PeImanency the prinoips On which ,hf,schoo
conducted may hold forth additional nduccnent TO von-
gentlemen wishing 10 resort 10 IT, comrodiOus residence
for the principal and his ilmy slaeOf preparation
and will probably be ready for their pt0h hy the DAY
OF the ensuing Iiy this few additional board
ISOLATED the Wigaa and The Principal
will he enabled 10 receive six eight into hts family The
of instruction w be directed 70 prepare young
gentlemen intending TO close their education at ia-nive
specially for that institution; while those to whom may o.
he nento enter college will nd extensive cou,e
elac,l and mathematical eargis aud in the lectures On
rhetoric and philosophy which willie regularly Jelee ed
ring each session, cheap and Hoped valuable substitute
i0t collegiate education
Jno. Rockford will continue 90 give insneton in u,bc-
maics and an likely 10 he made with Young
gentleman Of unqueOnabe requirements a~itin tr cl,
sica departm The Principal ol this school intending To-
devote himself for several years hts pre- prom.
sy his part spare pains IN rendering the usefulness
the Institution with the patronage has co,n
ued 10 enjoy since its first e.iahhmeut. Those Wishing
take advantage u the occurring ne aa
above noticed, cueted 10 apply as soon as convent
emit The prices OF board and tuition being exceedingly made
rate, and Inconvenience having resulted oimcr
attention 10 lie suhJec Pa aud Gundaus arc f,r cd
stance where mdy not be- convenient send money
bond expected, hesfng date lrOia the day Of euancc.
Pice Of Board, Wasue &c for the seon Of I've months
do A,rusa SO aS
csadcsbunt ths sehoJhoale will ne separate charge
VN. r. GILES,
BANTilW. EGAN.
Students Who may wish 10 board with dic subscribers
expected 20 end their ownbcds and bedding L. EGAN.
juno -. fD-1
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nv OEERSEER

ANFED Immediately rorhc balance Of fe wear 70 take
Richmoui. 'V' ''' j" from
ihe most urTues,onahe commentators Will be ret,cd
n 70 sohf'ry, honehy aul industry. Apply the Conpile
,Func 10. ., r.,
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TWENTY DoLL.aRS REJVdRD.

" ANYWAY from The subscriber, negro man named 1,bn
- Edmonis feet inches high, stout male and sbout 20
o % Yeas % He has wife gin4 With III Tohn Iiest
'0nnt miles from Stafford Courtiouse
G ~ vye ieward will he given any who will deliver
June 10. "-'i'N SDNNi-'Dia An
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TTHE4P

ESH 'ubschers wish 10 contract for few ou.snd buhc
Uf good Wheat, de!veaL Jainos River, beog le
water, lot which the cash will be paid ON ,lcliyefv
Apply to SAMUEL MORDECAI s 90, Pster,hu:-
or 20 JOSEPH MARK & son, Richmond.
June 10. toH
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superior article; attie SA''ds Z
RICHMOND FOUNDRY.
corner OF Is and 9th streets near th. Cano,
D0' ana Brass Castings and Machinery
VI , n,mos, every description made II oidrr
June i3- li0.-St Dhvrn pr,,,
.In Oh Wheat Fan left the Foundry about wear
ago. wiihon name directions. The owner H. ,,oii =.
pay expense. and take away. 4sa 10
4 "AY from the subscribers r,.ding In Prince Fd
ware county an apprentice the Carpenter,, bnsn.
% 1su,es hiunroe Saunders. lie about year. old 8
All persons fiom harbOrins employing said appr.t;c
der the peaaty OF the lazy. ASA niJSToi ''
- i0-St~
"A aSiED az the Penensry large "a, an;ity Of Flour
w Barrel HooP-PCLES which The highest, prie, will
be paid III Cash, by TuOS SEJSoN b "a " w'''
June 49, 20
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TUE subscriber wishes TO purchase few crops of good
neeshanslbie wheat, deliverable on james Rwsr below
= paec. ANDW SWEENY
aae &C. f0-.-sv
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!, A Secondhand 7zreshing JHashiae.
RICHMOND EOUNDF

II, - make o'f'ur horses, wheels aud m GOOD re-
super;or Also, Cylindrical S,raw-Cui.eI.
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5NCHANCERY United Satcs' court fifth circuit yiryin,
4 District, june LIST, 1870.
Robert Dan'P and james DUNLOP surviving partners the
'a'e nsiean"ie houseoi Duniops y Crosse, Plus.
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The U. s.. Ship Lexington, a sIoop Of war Of
The largest class, under the command of William
Bradford Shubrick, Esq. being now ready for sea
was yesterday inspected, preparatory TO her sailing
by the commanding officer Of the port Commo-
dore Chauncey- Who was saluted on going on
board.
This Is one Of the new sloops, bound on her FIRST
cruise, and finer vessel is not easily 10 Inc soon
Uniting strength, with onvenience of accommoda-
ton Tor The officers and crew, and beauty Of mo-
del, the Lexington constitutes as fine a com.
mand as need be desired by young and enterpris-
ing officer.
Alter the inspection was gone through, Cant.
ohumick entertained his guests with handsome
co"aH0n' winch was sraced by the presence Of
several ladies'
The Lexington sails, as is understood, to.mor-
row, destined to the coast Of Labrador. 10 Iool
after The rights Of our fishermen.
~ = .susri.s1, Ese 10.
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IOO. $50 DOg.T..At9A.RS.

The next snd only really Briint Lottery tins country,
be dfswn the following unparalleled, truly grand
an1 splendid