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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-01-03

Extract Of letter 20 the Editor OF the Bns-
ton Courier, Gated Washington City, Dec
81, 1896.
The great question, who shall be the next
President, like Aaron's rod, swallows up all
others. From present appearances one would
think Mr.. Adams was gaining ground, not on
~ in various parts OF the country, but at Wash
ingion also; in truth, Congress may he said to
reflect public opinion rather than 10 direc. il
nova days. Mr.. Adams is in himsel If a host !;
bred politician, he Knows all the movements
OF parties'as soon as the machine is in motion {;
cautious, intelligent and decisive, he looks fer
ahead, and makes shrewd calculations to de.
ieat plans in opposition TO his own. Every
thing abroad or at homt is known 20 him far
better than any Of his predecessors knew them.
Like Pitt, during his administration, he is mas
teT OF all his agents; they never become his
masters by superior industry or wa.chiulness.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-01-03
MILLS FOA SHE.
fEyHE Subscriber offers Co,

4 VIE SubsCriber oilers IOr
= sale bis REAL ESTATE, situate fn
Sutland, consisting OF Sawalii! apd Grist-
Min with two run OF stones, almost peN--a
Dwelling house and Barn, with one acre Of
I.snG. Ahou, 66 acres Of Lend situated uear
he above Mills, may he purchased at rea-
enable rate. The above situation furnishes
ne oil the hest privileges For Factory in tie
county, and Is on-a turnpike roed & bout TWO
niles west OF the Westinghouse in hutland.
Terms made easy for the purchaser, srd pos-
ession gwen Immediately. For further oar
'.cuIlr', inquire Of the Subscriber, u the
greniises ASA MOORE.
] RwttGnG, Dec. 26, 1896. 4
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-01-03
For Sale at Auction.
an Monday, the fifth day of


On Monday, the fifth day of
" February next, at one Of he clock in
the afternoon, on the premises, (ii not prsyi-
ously sold at private saie,) a FARM, pleas
aOtly situated il the southeast part OF the
town of Paxton. in the County 0, Worcester.
on the county road leading from Worcester TO
Hardwick, about 1--WE miles from the Court
House in said Worcester-contaiDine about
one hundred acres of excellent Land. with n
arge two-story Dwelling House, Barr. ard
other Buildings thereon, being the Farm late
y owned and occupied by Col. John Darf,.
deceased. A few Farming-Fooi Win a
quantity of Corn and Oats. will also he sold
at the same time. For further partics!ats.
inquire of OLIVER WILSON. near the penn
ses, or Of the Subscriber IN Leicester. On
ly part OF the purchase-money wiz be re-
quired dowo, and good security for the re-
mainder, Oh interest. Further co1ditiops viii
ne made known at the time and place Of sale.
AUSTIN FLINT.
Parton, January /, 1927.
N. B.--Said Farm will be sold in whole. Or
in lots. as may best suit the purchasers.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-01-03

TIE SEAsoN.-The winter has been IN
commonly mild and open, aud without snow
till within few days. Last week the wealth
er became colder, and, on the 28th ult at
sunrise, the thermometer stood at degre es
below zero in this town. In other places IT
fell still lower. Al Concord. r. II. at 8 o.
clock, it was IS degrees below, and at Hal
lowell, Me. from sunrise to O'Clock. it rang
ed from l6 10 90 degrees below zero. On the
Both snow storm commenced, which lasted
till yesterday, when the snow had fallen TO an
average depth of 6 or inches. Ii is conside-
raby driited.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-01-03

" We nave received communication
sigaeA Y. z. which, being of a character usu-
sily paid for, we nave not inserted. The
writer will perceive the peculiar propriety of
this course in the present case. as the institu-
ton which he recommends is regularly adrer-
tiSed in another paper.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-01-03

OrdinGtion.--Tbe Rev. Edward Beech
eF was, on Wednesday last, ordained as
Pastor of PARK st. Church and Society
in Boston. Sermon by Rev DR.. Beech
er, father of the Pastor elect
DEDIcATIoN.-The new Baptist Meet
ing-house in birmingham was dedicat-
ed TO the worship of Almighty God, on
Monday, the 1st inst.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-01-03

The TH'ege of Roches'er,N. Y. in18l2 con-
tanned only two log houses. Its present num-
be- q! Inhabitants is serea thousand S'r han
drea and siTiy-t'iae, and the increase since The
last ceas has averaged about one h@ndfed
and teen yties per month such a growth is
probably uopr cejented in this county
There are now published III the village, one
paper daily, two Stnri-Ueekly, aud one weekIy.
1t Is asid there is not respectable schoOl-hoase
in the village, yet they have hsatre winch
has been we'll supported.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-01-03

sloop navigation from Albany to New-York.
On the the route are said TO he inexhaustibie
beds of iron ore of fine quality, the income
from which, alone, would yield large reven-
ue. Stockbridge also affords nexhaus-
tible quarries Of the finest marble in the coun-
try, which might be worked TO almost any ex-
tent. and delivered cheaper than il could be
obtained elsewhere. At the same place s
an abundance Of the best of limestone, from
which the engineer estimates that lime of the
first quality might be delivered in Boston for
% cents per husbel. The subject is an
interesting one, and will probably be brought
before the Legislature early in the session.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-01-03
TO FARMERS & TANNERS.
TO BE SOLD, OR LET,
TTEHAT excellent LANYARD,

ESHAT excellent LANYARD,
Z situated in the town OF PRINCETON, and
county OF Worcester, 3-4ths OF mile from the
Meeting house, on the county road leading
from Westminster to Worcester. together with
good stock Of Oak ard HenaLock BARK, and
from 400 to 500 HIDES. sand YARD contains
good BARK HOUSE, rs by 90 feet, 2 sto-
| ries high in front, with coed Cellar under
! the same which never freezes. There Is in
said Cellar II Watts and a Copper Kettle, set
in mortar for the purpose Of heating liquors
! In front of said Bark house, en- the south sioe,
are II Vais and Pools of Water for soaking
| Hides.
very convenient ARK-MILL, about 20
rods from said YARD, which is drive. by watars
.4lsO--a beautiful and highly cultvs d
FARM, adjoining said YARD, contanins Al
| acres, fenced with heavy and 6rm walls, well
divided into lots for Tillage, Paslusing aud
Mowng-the Buildings on said FARM con-
zistDg OF trvo-story brick House, well and
neatly flushed inside and cut. 40 oy 81 feet,
with a Back Kitchen Is by % feet, 2 stories
high-2 good Barns, one so by So :eet, the
Other 80 by "a feet. The Buildings aforesaid
almost entirely new.
.4lso--one other lot of LAND, on the road
consisting of Moving, Pastnring. In.see, and
Woodland, OF superior quality ienc-
ed with heavy and frm stone walls and Virgin
ia fence.
l4Iso-46 acres OF PASTURE LAND. half
mile from the last-men'oned lot, OF excel
lent quality--the brush entirely subdued-the
land we'll fenced,
c. The above ESTATE will he sold in lots
the Farm separate from the Yard or al to-
gether, as may best SUIT the purchaser or pur-
chasers. Conditions liberal.
JACOB W. WATSON.
Princeton, Jan. l, 1927.
N. B.-The Subscriber has on hand. end
for sale, 400 sides of SOLE tE.4TRER, md
from 500 to 700 sides OF UPPER LE.47'4-
Err, from the tan--which he will sell uery
lOW, for Cash, or undoubted personal security.
J. w. WATSON.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-01-03

The person who fell from the steeple of
Charlton Westinghouse, as mentioned in our
last, is since dead. Although no bones were
broken, and he at first appeared TO be doing
wei, yet the conclusion of the brain, occasion
ed by failing 20 far, injured it SO much as to
cause his death, as appeared by an examina-
ton ma lei by the physician since his decease.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-01-03
Notice.
Notice.

ENHE Annual Meeting of the
n Society Of Mutual Aid an detecting
There's, in the town of Worcester, will be
holden at Mr.. StocktreFs Inn, on Monday,
the 9th instant. al O'Clock, z. NJ.
@. FISKE, Treasurer and Clerk.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-01-03

For >..aie,
By LUTHER BURNETT, JR,
z 00A It's. assorted PULLED
WOOL cheap for cash.
l.. b, Jr. will pay cash for a lew tons of
GREEN HIDES, Il delivered soon.
Worcester. Dec. 81, 1926.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-25

KIRGtME D.

PYi1tff.Yy. I:
At Superior Court Of Chancery holden the capitol in
The city vi hio'r'on' IN The ii,l day of June 1897;
William irue!ieart and Erwin Shelton, PTS.
against
William Mann in his right, ami as slrvivfie executor
Of Th@nas Mann, deed, BENJAMIN RIaun, Fleming
Bates, John NaSh Isaac !eadbeiier c. Brock and
IL Chimbeilane, of Lewis s. Eiu ards decd
anu h"istio e. W n'Stca, DIS.
his in 'sit the bill Ina III hren taken for confess
se, as to the defendants, Benjamin Manu. Fleainr Bates
john Nash, Isaac Ieadhettcr, add Eora,o g. Winston
ana ON whom the ccieia order tina, purpose aprrats
tohave been duly c%ccute on the bill
the answers al the other defendants by counsel OF the
plaintiffs AMI the said Defendants exhibits, aud was
argued by counsel: consideration whereof nd bv like
COUNSEL the court doth order that the plaintiffs render be-
fore % tile commissioners the court an account of
thf!r administration Of the of Jen ..tann dec
ihat tcy also render before the an
accnnEt al the execE'o.sip of John Mann the estate of
hon'as Mann, decd; that the commissioner after
giving notice for two Dons newspaper published
Ill Tie city OF Ric:mond requiring all the creditors of the
SAID John Mann to file their claims with him. do proceed 10
state an account OF all debts due said john Mann
parciarisns whether the be due i,y spccia,y on
otherwise, md that the aid commissioner DO also ascertain
and report what real and personal the said John
Mann remains unsold, and the probable value thereof
which several when stated the
rs directed to report TO the COURT with any speciay
stated, deemed pertinent by himself or which NAV be re-
CURED by the parties TO be stated.
q cory EeSie, WIN. ". HENING, C. c.
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distract q lie prtnc|pdl aTcifs 9Hte Treaty Jttceen
FrTnce and The United States Of .Ierico, tralsid-
fe1JOr the MoISiNG COURIER
.4rtcie la.-There shall be between France and
the United States OF Mexico amty, good understand
ing, and reciprocity in commerce.
Their cit'zens shall respectively pass with their
scs END cargoes, into al! ports, rivers and places into
"oich foreigners are admitted To be, aud remain in
any place whatever, 10 rent and occupy houses and
stores necessary for their BUSINESS anh in general,
inc merchants OF each state shall ENJOY IN the terri
tory ct The other, complete protection. liberty and safe
y The right of using seapor,s and anchorage, is TO
DO subject 20 special regulation.
article 2d-Gves TO the Mexicans in all the French
possessions out OF Europe all the advantages OF
eigners, and The French ore to ENJOY in Mexico, all
the advantages accorded every other country, IN
the same 7, emises.
article 3a-S;ipu!aies that the duties of entry and
export on the products of the soil, the manufac-
lures OF the respective countries shall be the same as
TO the most favored nations Iiayu alone excepted
terhtcates OF origin authenticated by the agents Of
the respective governments must accompany the mer-
chandise shipped BY the citizens of either country.
Article 1M-Psts tho foes for Pilotage lights top
mage, port charges, salvage and other local charges
on the footing of the most favored nations
.art'cte 5h-Stipuates the import and export
duties, whether the shipments be in French or Mex
lean vessels.
.7rtc'e 6MPsovides that all vessels shall be con-
s'dercd to be French that are built in France OF
captured from enemy, condemned for infrac
ton OF the laws against the slave trade their owners
the captain two-hirds Of the be Frenchmen;
and all vessels built in Mexico, legally captured or
condemned, with same acquisitions owners, cap
tain AND crew, are to be considered Mexican vessels
France reserving to herself the right to object to The
reciprocal restrictive principle, whenever she shall n,.
that the in'ees's OF her navigation suffers by the ex
cepton made in favor Of Mexico.
.1Tiiclc g. Permits the disposition Of personal prc,.
per'y either by sale testament in the same manner
by the citizens of both countries, in beth countries
| :2|ftcte l6-Givss the power 10 the respective Con-
sus, TO arrest seamcn who desert in which the Con-
sa's are to be assisted BY the respective
! Article l7-Stipuiates for the nvioiabily of the
archives and papers appertaning 10 the respective
! Gcnsulates.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-25
miscellaneous Department.
AN EXTRACT.

c.A !.
Nothing can be destructive to beauty than
pride and aliectation: Idle, in the common sonse,
than counierbalanccs all the Influence of SYM
Tary aa1 grace; and aectaton prejudiGial 10
beauty than the small pox itself. Alteration in wo-
is disgusting TO every person OF refinement and
taste; for II proof Of an absence of those
toes and goo! qualities, for which it is substitute,
more E:arrly it is throwing defects veil thin
that the defects are visible through il: and magn
fed, and rendered deformed TO the eye through
the obscurity o.! tho veil Let these be dispensed WITH
the vcea OF little minds and let motesiy and unaf
feCtel ease DE placed in their stead.
True female beauty does not consist in any parc-
uaT or,n external appearance alone; but in sym
fnetry and elegance, together With the assembagc Of
those interesting qualities which adorn and render
their persons permanently pleasing. mere external
beauty may attract nOInentarIy, but something else
Is requisite TO secure The affections: the FIST impress
Sioas produced By external beauty a.
way; but it is the internal worth and beauty which
gives daily increasing peFmaoeuCe 10 The social affeC
tioGs. Hence one reason why men arc often TepToach
cd with Inconsistency OF l,ge their feelings iDtercs-
ted ard their affections excited by display of eEier-
nal beauty; but intimate acquaintance cOnvin-
rs that they destitute Il tie graCes and charms
which reader those feelings strong and lasting.
let the female then, who is DESTROYS To shine as
bcanty, attend To intellectual improvement as of first
concern; let her CHERISH health which itself is beauty
le sr l1y aside those foolish and pleudical fashions
minds who conceive that beauty best displayed in
artificial pale and sikly forms; lei her use frequent and
active exercise which gives health and vgouf; LEI her
Indulge and cultivate every vrine for every virtue sits
With peculiar grace on every female counenance, and
le' her not forget religion. The greatest ornament 10
female worth and acGu,rGmenis. With these accom-
p,shments beauty exerts an influence which extends
throughout creation.
-"IIeuce tive wide universe.
Through all the SC sons Of revolving worlds,
Bears witness with its people, Gods Ind men,
To Beauty's biissful power, and with the voice
~ lsary'f. al ni!1.i.u. 10Y I,sovnis:-'
SFTEY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-25
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
For carrying Mails o Tie Uaed Suites on mr. C1z,,.
ing roads, cjH be rcceired un!t The 22d d7y of ~.
totcf ncI7, tnciusiceiy
IN VIRGINIA.
r. rom Madison, by Rapid Ann NJ. IT. BToiIarn,,
zap nays Mills, Luray, and Woodstock, to Moor
fields, once week 9G miles
Leave Woodstock every Tuesday at NJ and ar,
rive al Madison same day by IN.
Leave Dladison C. j.. every Wednesday al 4 m
and arrive at Woodstock same day by 8 PIN.
Leave woodstock every Tuesday at s m aud ar
rive at Mooffclds on Wednesday by 1Oan
Leave MoorfeIds every Wednesday AT nm ard
arrive ;, at woodstock on Thursday by p NJ
20 rom Romney, by Burlington, to Mouth of Sa
wage Md once a week, % miles.
Leave Romney every Tuesday at a IN and arrive
at bioutb Of Savage by p m.
Leave Siouih Of Savage every "Wednesday al m
and arrive at RcTnney By Q p m.
~ from W e!sburg by Warrenton, Mount Pleasant.
trenton, HaTrisyile, SbePherdstown, Unontown, and
Gsar 70 ar'ep, once week, % miles.
arrive AZ EaiJY$cw bv I'm,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-25

IN ift"Eie2 Ca&miy Goat, .4Hsvsi Sat 1897
Alan Fowids ana Agness his wife, Jare Johnston aud0
John Miller and Elizabeth his wife, Pas.
against
John Allan and William Gait, formerly William Cali, =
jT executors Of the last will and Testament, of VvI
liam Gait, dec d, James Calf, Nl,,v Allan lane :
walsh a" Infant, Doctor james Black. and Jane | =
ms wife, IN right nj The said Jane, juau Dennis. =
top and William his wife, AMI The said Doctor -
S""es oiacS as iiustee for the said Mrs. VIII
nam De"n'son' DTS.
On the mo,nn OF the plaintiffs by them ao.nev and il
Jane w ash. James Black aud Jane his wife. and Joh
DtnniS'on ana William his wife, (xho have not entered
eir appearance and given security according
OF assembly aud the rules of this cour arc not i,ha b
tants ct this cunnonwealt it ordered, the said
absent defendants do appear here rst day Of the
next ensuing November and answer bill of Tie
plaintiffs aud that copy ot this order he forthwith, in
serted III seine newspaper published in the city of Rich
Inon, for two months successfully, att, rusted a. tie
trout door Of the Courthouse of this couiv on two sue
cessivc court days. On Ike motion and it appeanr TO
the court that John Forbes o! the city Richmond ,or
nry and counsellor at law, singlc material witness
Tor INC plaintiffs IN This cause, il is f,he ordered that
commission do issue for taking the deposition of the said
John Forbes, according to law.
copy Tcsie LOFTlN n. ELLET'r c. nc.
The said plaintiffs notify the said Defendants tina, on
Inc 'uth DAY oil the next ensuing October between the
hours OF lime before and five after noon, the Office of the
above mentioned John Forbes in the CITY Of ~,
virtue OF commission Issued pursuant to the foreGoinr
order they VIII proceed to take the deposition of the said
john Forbes TO lie Used evieute the above mentioned
anu SD from DAY 10 DAY thereafter there continue
do unii The same shall have been cunp!e,eda when
an' where the said defendants may on tina, behalf attend.
II 'heS 'hIi'N Ut. ALLAN FaWIDS and AGNEsS his
wife, JANE: JOHNSTON, and JOHN
MILLER and EiIzA BETH his wife,
by i9ANiIL CALL, their counsel.
Surrsi 9Th. fGNI o.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-25
&c MIssIoyER's OFFrcr,

The parties interested viii please take notice thai have
appointed The loth day Of September next to commence
the accounts directed in the foregoing order of court on
which cay at o'clock a. NJ they required To attend
at this Office with the necessary vouchers aud documents
really for examination and settlement, and witt, Office
copies q" the papers: creditors Of
John Mann are hereby notified file their claims il, this
nilce, or before said day.
80 IT, BAKER. NJ C.
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May 10
PIRGfJYj.4:

IIRCfyHj4:
At Superior Court of Chanccry, holden al the i,o in;
the city of Richmond, the 9Th day oF June 1897:
Gary Seldeu, pr
against
Bcnjanna j. Harris, soiomrn Jacobs Anderson & Blair
hooeIt tnrdon, surviving partner of james Smith &
20 hooeft Cary Jennings surviving partner Of Jennings
q Hoddy, Amice Vebert, Samuel Garand n nd SamueI
doseiey sergeant of the borough of Norfolk to whose
hands the estate OF john H. Fswn and 1hcoriick Arns-
tead have been committed for Administrations y)rv
iais day came tire parties by their counsel and the
court having maiureiy considered the preses aud the
Arguments therruppn had and deciding 4 this iirp
upon any OF the objections raised by the cadngs in this
caSc to- the plaintiff right upon the merits
a"'h refer line accounts OF the parties commissioner
thereof to be by him examined and settled and IN
me court report wit any matters specially stated deemed
pertinent by himself or which may be required by the mar
Ties TO DE so stated And the dc' further order thai
the same commissioner state the plaintiff claim so N
shew the amount thereof due to him bv T. g. Ar
instead and company, and to state how thew asgud
!" The plaintiff or in other words, and report as
nnw and tor what he became the assignee Of the Slain IN
the BILL mentioned.
coyy. Teste, WM. w. HENING, C. c.
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~ Superior Court Of Chnncery held Geembtier Court
House on Tuesdey, the l2,h OF June 1927:
Inc ffesien and Directors OF the Literary Fund, Pts
against
'ohn Williams, a'nl'or OF John Cai,, deed IN
ring from the bill Of plaintiffs liz this ca
'ha' 1ohn Cana native Of Ireland, died tes,atc aud an
aie" by the laws of this commonwealth, On the day
% 4D@ having lis last residence in the county Of
HTeenber, aud leaving relations pi,ed States
or persons entitled 10 his goods cattic under the
Jaws OF this commonwealth directing the distribution of
ih'eS'ate csiaies and, that the day Of 1922
the county of eenhrer granted the ads,;nis,ra,io
of his estate to John Williams, who in his c,aracter of
administrators took charge Of the personal effects of she
said John Cain, dec'd and that the plaintiffs have 6,ed
their bill ~ have said estate decreed u then, fo , e
OF the Literary Fund: 1t is therefore ordered thu, publico
ton thereof be made for months in some pesnancr
Ontd at the seat OF government of this State and in
some newspaper published nj the Cnvcrnnen of the
United States: Aud it is further ordered that all persons
claiming an inerrs; i'll said estate distributes of tbr
atd J"hn CAIN decd do appear and r1aAe themselves
defendants To this suit the first day of the et term nj
tins court or said estate will be deceed to the piajrs
az copy. Tcste, JOHN a. NORTH, Clerk.
PIhGLYY.J: ------------
Al rules holden in Tie clerks cfre Of the suncrio com,
o. chhn'egy for the Richmond district. tie Gin day Of
"'!Ia" Mann, and Samuel Dyer, Jr. rNr.
against
Thomas r. Houldn ex'or Of David Roas deceased Jacob
myers ana Eliza his wife, John DuGlield and Amard,
his wife, and Waller l.. Fontaipe, and Gcorgr M
Payne, admors of David Ross, Jr and Frcdcrict A
Ross devisees Of David Ross, deceaser p0s.
ne defendants Jacob Myers and Eliza his wife, and
eHe!ck A. Ross, not having entered tlteir appearance
ana given security according to the act Of sssenI, md
e ucs OF ms court, aud appearing by satisfactory
Pvaence' That they mot inhabitants Of this cu1inrt
u Is ordeTed that the said defendants do apuf ne nm TN,
@ say 81 TIE next term ari answer the bin OF the Mai,
u and that copy Of This order be forthwith inserted In
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond f two
ca"i urefs'yely' and posted at the from door OF tie
30 a copy. Tcsie, WIN. w. HENING. c.c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-25

The Eei!owbeves has made its appearance in Charles
Ion and New Orleans number of cases have been
rep0Ited in the former and fewer In the latter MACE