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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-14

TT Office is hereby given, that the sub
y scriher has been duly appointed Admins
traitor on The Estate of AMOS LiVLRNiORF.
late of Spencer, in the County Of Worcester. dc
ceased, and has taken upon himself that trus
by giving bonds as the law directs ell persons
indebted TO said Estate are hereby called upon to
make Immediate payment, and all those 30 whom
said Estate is indebted. are requested TO exhb.
their demands Tor settlement
ASA WILSON.
Spencer, Oct. S 1927 as
N Office is hereby given that the sub
4 9 scriber has been duly appointed Adminis-
traitor on the Estate of JOHN w SMITH late
OF Rutland, in the County of Worcester, deceas.
ed, aud has taken upon himself that trust hy civ.
ing bonds as the law directs All persons in
debted to said Estate are hereby called upnn to
make immediate payment, and all those TO whom
said Estate is indie btcd are requested e. exhibit
their demands for settlement.
MOSES B. SMITH.
Holden, Aug o. 1897. 44s
VI Office is hereby given, that the sub
IN scriber has heen duly appointed Adm mis-
traitor on the Estate nf DANIEL w. SMITH
late Of Oxford, in the County Of Worcester. de-
ceased. AID has taken upon himself thai trust.
by giving bonds as the law directs All persons
indebted TO said Estate are hereby called upon 10
make immediate payment, aud all those to whom
said Estate IS indebted, are request cd TO exhibit
their demands for settlement.
Oct. %, 1877. SAMUEL SMITH
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-14

ROU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IL see ny at the Court oil Probate be holden
al oreester IN laid County, on the first Tues
day in December next, at ten of the clock be-
lore noon, to show cause why License should not
be granted TO sell and convey so much of said
deceased's Real Estate, as will raise the sum Of
500: 90 for the payment of his debts and
charges, &c ; aud YOU win be heard thereon
A* NATiIL PAL IL, J. Prob.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-14

Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Oct. I6, 1897.
TO he Creditors and Hears of AMuERsT Cor
MAN. late Of Hubbardston, az SAID Cou,lfv.
deceased, and 10 all others concerned m Ike
Estate Of sad deceased. GRrErINc
WOU are hereby cited to appear (iR YOU
nj see hD at the Court OF Pro6ate TO be hold
-, at Worcester, IN said County, on the first
tuesday in December next At ten Of the clock,
lore noon, to show cause why license should not
be granted to sell and convey so much ofthe Real
Estate Of said deceased as win raise The sum OF
$3.50: 90 for the payment Of debts and charges
and you viii be heard thereon
az MATTE. PAINE, }, Pso5.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-14

" orcesler IS Probate Office, Oct. 23, S27.
10 he Widow and Hears Of WILLIAM OLDs,
late Of Brookdeld, in sad County, deccas-
ed, and 10 all Others concerned in The Estate
of sGId deceased, GREETING.
WOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
K see ny 1t the court OF Probate To be
Hoden at " o. ces,er, in said County, on the
first Tuesday 81 December next, al ten of the
clock, before noon to show cause why license
sho'ld not granted 10 the administrator, to
sell and convey much of SAID deceascd's r, al
Estate, as will raise tie sum of Sia8: 90 Tor tie
pay memt OF his debts and charges and you will
he heard thereon
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-11-14

Worce ter, ss Prol..l Ofice, n ov 6, 81.
To he HeirS Of SARAH oEING, lote Of
Spenr,r, an said County, deceased and 10 all
Others concerned an The Estate Of sad de-
ceased, GREETING
VI on are hereby cited to appear (ifyou
"a see fit 1t The Court Of Probate to be hidden
at Worcester IN said County, on the first Tues
day IA December next, AT ten of the dock before
noon, to show cause why the Accounts of the
Administration OF said Estate should not be al
lowed; and you viii be heard thereon
as MA rtiL. PAINE, J. PROT.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-24

YnURSUANT to a decree rrnered on f'
u 2lSt day of May, 1927, pthe SuPe'p.
Court OF Chancery for the Lguchnre D,,i''.
in the cause ri Jolu l., nch, Exrciof OF iith's
Wand. dec. rlfh. vs. James 5. files, Del i,
the undersigned Marshal of theald court v. ,
sell, by va, Of public auction ~ cash al u'o
reSidence OF The ,ail James 5. Flley, on -.
1rday the l9,h day Of January .i92s, II tar. =
"ut, the nest fair day thcreaitei~l Negro ma
amed Pomry, 6 Feather Btd>Brd,oad' ma
nniiure, ! Clock, / Dining Tae, ure',"-
Table, 3 Horses. : head OF Gale, 70 he'd -
'ues. and II head OF Sh"rp.
HOS. 4. H0LGoMBE, l.. {, D
Dec. SO ~lites-.
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w UkSUAAT to decree of the rupti"'
Lg Coutt of hanccrv tor Tie Lyhcfpu't
District, rendered on the 23d dag Of utle''
1927, in cause between Lynch Dilarh pa
John Lynch and others, deits. III andtI'E''"
Marshal of the SAID court viii sell Al ~.
Springs the ,o,,dence Of lynch Dahrd, in he
county OF Pius,vania. on Thursday tht -,
day OF December, 1927 if fan, II aot me ~
far da, Thereafter an crrdi, oft.eive months.
l9 or 20 valuable slaves. selling hem il iann'
lies. Bond with approved security "I'' u =
quiled Of the purchasers. i.
L A. HOLfoMBf"
Nov 90 fdslfl7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-24

FROM th' rams Aonuenr
THE POLITICAL STATE OF EUROPE.
TIE value Of tnur is thai Of which parties
know least: and IN tins rpspoct the wisdom of
| g ,vernment uhtanS great ndyantares over
them The opposition in their I'M ,ati,acr. ran
plndfold into all seris f e,rors Pow : whit.
vi "a circumspCctlon for the riprnine of events
Nevertheless The exncrirnre of earb oucht 10
b. seited, ,rnce the spirit OF restoration. which
rules in the affairs Of Europr has been mapIl,s-
ted % all points in IL progscs, by p,ud,n,
march "hirh dchps chance, AID which results
! llvralways justified
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-24
Splendid Fortunes lfoat.
To be- dra"o on Wednesday I, 25d ma
2i, 700 Dollars hishd Prize.

~ Of :? io"--39 OF Seo--39 Of Sp-39 Of S..
80 OF 4O--bcsldes man, of 30s hs &c
(Oniy ii lVo Iek is IN THIS sbeme
The draaink olthis splendid lotfy vii,
talnlv lake place on "Wednesday, hen ali IL.
above capitals will he distributed | somc',s1I
maze aH''nlofe'S--i " secure chdee, olpia
ton must be made immediately lslag latt
PiICe Of ilckeIs $40 Qua, - %
Halves Eignths y
For sale al the Lottery q EAchage oice i
s. Il ii. ALL IN X O
Phila Dad Dec.
u lie drawing VIII be received at Allen
LynchburP, whore the cash viii be PAD Or all
prizes
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-24
London, November

Dispatches were Yesterday morning received
ri the Admiralty, announcing brilliant victor,
Obtained on the 2oth October, in the Dor, of N.,
vatmo, by the English. French, aud Russia,
squadron, over the combined Turkish and {.
gyptian fleets
The haitle was fought n anchor. and was NJ.
eesserll. bloody aud destructive. The nnnef
cal s"Pe't'ilry Of the tafrc vas immense. In
Ine 'csul Las been, ~ aie proud to say, IN,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-24

ffs . .f.l.ers ossr laHre o. ne r. arm Tor
tut, my. - fr-lnn y ct har'd To- ''e
fhen, as a. tha dee.a'sd and ihai TIE ii'".'
~ .l,,,-1Hr, 49, ddoil"'' ahd ''e ii'"'e
INN .di4ies, iujouincd.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-24

Four of the fr ga, 3 we're. in f,cl il.
gun ships. aud there were Forty tranI. w
rd behind ibc lne. Of baitIr. The "s
a statement Of the fate OF tie enc a.
One turkish iine Of battle SHIN Il 41
driven on shore. wrecks one d,l
sunk Que Oh shnrr. a wreck Il E
ftieen trigaies burnt and sunk NH a.,
wrecks ! Que on SHORE, masts sanLs-
cuhc'teS burned and SUM: four enh
ed 9 briggs burnt and sunk bij On
masis standme--six fire .hipsFIt,o,.
three Transports bfthes Yfv.Si.q.,sL =
only eighl are len ailoat the nh ne,G.,
tory ever achieved.
ne despatchrs were brought M,,s.,
Lord F,Scouni hgeSirie, IN the knrq, ~,
his Jordship was detained by tfl lu-r,,
gulaiious; hut the auihoriiipIprn,t.i
dispatches 10 b. forwarded by DUR,
arrived Al the Admiralty, yesteIy mor...
and were immediately sent off dls NJ.
vt Windsor. Mercanti 4drrdi,,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-24

$3.50 Blanks.
My former cu,t"Wyr' anf friends are NV
ted 10 call and take ctanee IN tn, heha''l'
scheme, winch i, 10 he drawn in tc" DIM -
delay not, or YOU may lose tie eapila' when
is for sale al lbe tori,i al, flee Vi
ADRIAN Il. NORTH.
II Orders from all parts of the VaHle
Sleles, by mail, enclosing the cash OF P' -
tickets, viii be thankfully received At"
promptly attended To, il addressed 10
Ar n
Whole Tickets s. no Quarters 81 "
Halves : o.
Dec 20
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-24

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NV ''''',',' ,,i ,,,..,, !, ,,t, ,,d,,,.
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: r,,t...,, 90.
. e,,,.css Iag7
", n C,.a.is reel,.i,ds but has sit
n,s,... ,n,xh;hi,,,, nj j..n,.tssfl,D ui1h nj,
o,I,,,roI conrsc tint poabt 10 ,aii4b i,n hon.
st, H. th, l,e,tpoIry lam pertrl'ly salts.
I'D H., a, ,,...,,,,lsfie,, e thu opnosiiinn
L.,,rh could no, h.. ,r,,,,nllsrrd IN one wcrl0
vonlth, ci,,.,, ~. ,u,,tI's a,d d, hatt.r Gov
rrnor. " nl,.f ..ov cnde1,our 10 max uhu
in,proye,nen, none ,n, session y III be short.
aud tn,nl the u,,..,yo Of tie Convention Blll
,r,i ,,ol,,,s,
Anri,atp letter rom Ralpigh. North Caro-.
linaN nf the lA0h instant ,aT.:
q The can,r orthe ADMINISTRATION q iurrros-
ine hrrr greatly Our Convention 70, be Aom.
nation ofan Electoral Ilrket viii b. r,snecta-
bly, ati,n ed. and \ ~ contain Somr nj mn most
DISTINGUISHED men. ", ha,c = County meeting
W., respectable. Tho Hon W.. GAsroy Al.
rived here this morning elected 10 the i.rgsla-
,urp. C- IN Tie to,,i, al Nc.lrrn. II, the place
'nfAfr. Sr,sty, resigned.
tfr Niurrn, the London Puh'isrr, hns given
Nash,noton LIVING IT'S sand thfcc thou aud
,a,gr,, for hi. lite Of Columbus" Nj T.
,ias has ben rcsldnl ia Ma6,ld Tor two years.
c5iieet,,r., n.,i,,,,I. Ia, thu work
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-24

tzeifiop. Nor IRE sHrh hearts fsw n onr iavor-
cd county. The donations 10 or charitable
Institutions, prove that they are not. We trust
that The Time Is mol repoie hea the friends OF
the African cause throughout the country viii
Tniic then strength when associations viii be
formed 10 all IT, IN every fown aud village Of
the hand md whrn the state Leg islRluacs aud
the National Government y IL be nduccd 10 pro
seeufrtbe"arN 80 auspioionsly commented, with
all that energy, ard IT, all hat extent required
by PAT ipti m and tie principles Of our faith.
We believe tie fime has arrived, when the
possrssion III . lip, Ia be constantly employed
~ convey ing cmtgraniS 10 Llbrria. would prove
Of ncalculablc advantage tD the soc,cty In oul
number for September, sc yentufcd 20 solicfN
tie means of purchasing vessel aut upon
perusing our remarks al thattlIne me Society Of
Friends IN Norm Carolina advanced twD hun
dred aud fhy dollars twards the object We
are now convinced that larger YES sci than
the one Described. f.hy, instead Of $50. or 80
tons would be- desirable aud tldt. los The put-
chase aud outfit OF such vessel, ~ fund Of ten
Hou5dHd doiidrS may be requitAd We pray
the several Agents Of the society Auxiliary In
slinions and our friends generally, 10 make
tpeclal excrtIousto rHisr thls tlnd which, ap-
propfiatrd 10 the object just mentioned, cannot
rti 10 ihcllitate all operations OF the Society
and gtcatly promote the interests of the Colony
We feel thai We should be iuexcusablr. with the
evidences . public iIberalhy now before us were
We 10 make This appeal " tLour confidence thatit
all be ia,orbly answered.
Il, solution oj Hir BoHrd.
Rf30iccd That the Annud M,sting ofthe So
CITY bc held IN the capitol oo tie tln,d 5aiul-
day of January next, and that the Secretary be
directed 10 lnvrc the several Auxiliary Soc cities
To- sen d, re,ips IT, this meeting
I rom the Contributions 10 the American Colon
i1ntloo Society, from 25b Oc,obu' to 2Ist Mo-
ycmhcr 1927, W copy the fofoemg items
From The Auxiliary Society, Washington Coun-
ty, Maryland. S}3
Nlanqohic, union Colonization Society,
koe William County, ". 20
Ono State Colonization Society, loo
Vermont do. loo
Lexington, VA do. 10
Aux liarv Socicn. Lynchburg, Va. loO
DO Albcmarle County, Va 10
y l. Burr ESQ. Of Richmond. Va 80
Z rom me society Of tricads, ~ Carolina
per \ Mcndonhall 500
Ditto, towards purchasing a vessel, $50
40
Rev r. W lanes Brale.vllp, :. &. 20
Collections by Rev Rob llc0r,, agent
Tor the Society 'nPeuu t,l,anja. 60
W. Y. Ouselcy, Esq ortne British lega-
ton
Yonth OF New London Academy, Virgi-
MA. Is 30
Necdham l.. Washington, Esq ofVirgl.
nia---hs annual subscription, 80
Rev. WIN. Meade, Of Va.--on account of
lceacy BY bis lister Lucy Meade. 7o9
\ Friend n the Society, al Frcderlcks-
bug, Virginia. 800
Rev nr Godmans Society porches-
ter. Mass 80 %
lI3pris Lodge, Tcnplcton. Ms r Stone. 70
\ CheSt ,f Fools, ofvtrlous K ndg given
by" Mechanic ofsprlngfeid, Mass"
value 60
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I1lTEGETE.



.,,.,,,#,talo Tan important character VIZ
.I4#lf,i,rs ihr Le.fds'nfe on TUESDAY II u
an. r4n -, jim ssbles of Ious'1f. aud
..f.tl #a4..tturr q. tie Legislature. iaf ihe
,,,fi,a. RI rf ret1iarhire manufactures N Ut
.,4=fs .,.faffa. 80 Hhef'fc, Inv" J ihaf can
-, ,6+,l,f. ctpf.fBs ~ IA tbc manuiaail." d
,.a' .r ,,aaler aud cotton ronds. This i- Al I'M
,,..,t.pi matter 20 t,rorgni in Virginia, niras.
~ fs.r becu adopted Ia, the same pu po''
tsl,i Gr.fsi,w il wna'd Seem that, III both
ST., tie, must b. saccrsslul ~. even IN
H., the MI favorable circumstance. II would
SER, that ao o 4eli TO be- able 10 manufacture
tbr.s rosd. up bc.trt toms Ecr". thnn 10 send
tae raw material 10 ihr III, hn'f convert
81 tf, cloth thcle. and then pay cor the tfans.
pofinuon of btek ar.do i"r our coaah'nP-
tion.
Ore ofihf editors pf t1is paper Lad an apnor-
tuniiy Inst snmtntf. Of visiting many OF t1f Nor-
tcru manufacturing embellishments rom
VIA, h sa.y. he is fully c3nvmcHdl.hai 'nrre VIZ
he fun in or slave population, quit" SUN
ri.ni degree Of al H. 20 enable them 20 attend 10
fhe operation nf nunuflcfurine coarse cotton
add WOODEN goods --ilc became convinced Of
another iart--t1si q ie qa'ir useless 10 attempt
to oppose. IA he usual wy ait"ann-ttanef NC
bslnr, Congress. thp Emporium tbs Of tie Nor
thern manufacturers or projection. lh'fr ~
"A amount 81 capital aud iri,'lset Engaged in
tlat business in thr Northern States, whirh bids
defiance 10 uur circumstances. W" ot ihr
3uah have uothjug lelt but 10 rntet on The same
business VIII spirit and prns'cdi II with INDUS
uv-fp, .uppl, 10y ourselves At hom", VITA AZ
tieie. tor ont use, t5r which We "oad, 0tbef"sc,
have 10 PM AT an cznIhnant rate.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-24
Virginia State Lottery.
Far the Beneft Of the
Dismal swamp anal COmpaR

EltEfNTn CLASS.
70 he d,Yuo ~ R5chnoud VI.
On "Wednesday, tie 10Th jan, 1928.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-24

From the Contributions 10 the American Colon
i1allon Society. from 25lh Oclobu' To 2lst Mo-
yemhcr 1927, W copy the iotosug items E:
From The Auxiliary Society, Washington Coun-
ty MARYLAND S33
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-24

indian NrlrVop1r -- "ecldy Newspaper IS
ahan 10 be issued Al Nv Erlnta. N the Chero.
kcr Nation. To- %. call,d he Cherokee Phoenix
part Of The paper is 10 be printed IN the ,hrr
okrc language, according TO an alphabet lately
invented bs nntise Cherokee. Ire nr,ce of
'ha papcti, TO br t,o dollat, and half ifpaid
m advance and the Ii at Numbcs is expected TO
APPEAR within the first week IN the NEXT month
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-24

Apri,afe letter from RlItigl, (Nor,h Caro-.
liua> nf the lidh instant ,ap.:
The cansr oftar Administration q iurfras-
ine hcrc greatly. Our Convention 70, 'henom-
nation ptHn Electoral Ticket viii b. rrspecia-
bly, a0cn ed, and VII contain some NJ our mosr
DISTINGUISHED men. w, ha,r a County meeting
or -amr,h, next, which bayruo doubt will be
VIZ, rcspectabc Tic Hon wv. GA'ToS At
ri,e1 here tn, morning elected 10 the Lrglsla-
urr. IL m Inc Town 81 Ncsbrrn. N the place
Of M. SrARiY, resigned.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-24

iir Murray the London Puh'isnr, hRs give
Washington living, It IS saul three thousau,
s.aarls for his Lie of Columbus. Nj J.
'ias has brau rcsduL ia ha6,Id Ion two years
Caiiccthg materials lol tbe work.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-24

n hls as. il.f liz. is Cor pnri3n. eiin2
1901 : pounds, apI.,als incapable efihattes u
agility. Jah imtacaH.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-24

Amoug the nov literary announcements ia
Lundur, " 1ndca ",nil 9Th the following IT,
tlr -" t. TIM I'd states. as they are now.
IN thr'r Poht c'd, Religious, and Social hela-
lions"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-24

The following is an extract of a letter from
Caluuh,, Ohio:
ColrNRus. Ohio. Dec Z ls2r
The Speakers oftn, NO ilonses we've eIrct-
od tp.dev. ~ the lowcr House kior aat ~
Vol : eud It,ia - II thr Senate. Wre,icr
had On. Tnrns VI There were SOM" ans -nt,r..
hui y would az, Faye cI anoed the result uatrri-
ain tad the Houses been fall
" The fai1rIt, 81 the Administrator, in Joint
talbot, viii be tcrlig'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-31

80 per cent. (Which .soa.i ol;y Fave. teta eto
intention of the law Of ls24N, The descending
part Of each minimum, from the medium. would
have paid higher duties and been secured to thu
lmcican manufactures, and the ascending part
"l each minimum or step would have paid inwer
'nties ami been open to foreign competition, there
~ securing part OF our fnatkct TO ourselves and
leaving part open to foreigners, 10 supply what
We at this time could not, which would prevent any
scarcity in our marker. and consequently any rise
above IL fair price. 1t must be obvious to those
who will attentively examine the features Of this
bull. that it was wisely calculated to protect the
wool growing and manufacturing interests, with
out imposing any additional burden on any portion
Of the community. Had the bill provided bnt one
minmum-say from 10 cents to or 81, anil
charged the same duty, it would have opened
wide field for imposition. and bore hard on those
who buy coarse goods. But I! is seen not til lie
the case, but cautiously guarded against, (what
Mr. buchanan has very iagpniosssly said to the
contrary Notwithstanding The bill passed tie
House of Representatives and was lost in the
Senate by the casting vote Of the Vice President
all of which was brought about by the secret and
sinfat operation Of the combination" engine;
and factories standing idle millions Of def-
lars unemployed Of persons out nf
employment and burden to the community,
which would have been smiling in the midst Of
prosperity and abundance and our hocks would
have been mproying--and our hills re echong the
voice of the shepherd, but for this unprincip'ed
+" combination" to oppose "right or lcrong." the
administration. CATO.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-31
he,r-TtorR. JMy 9s.

.ffpieach0ly .fccidpnt.---A new BRICK Uniting
t5ree stories high, in Robinson street. between
Greenwich and Washington streets. belonging tn
W. Barnes, Cabinet maker, fell down yester,la,
afternoon between 4 and o'clock. whilst the
workmet sere stating the roof, and engaged in
other parts Of it. An apprentice of Mr. Barnes, a
lad Is years Of age, named Joseph n. Ashbnrv.
who was working in the building, wa. crushed to
death. Mr. ] Barnes, the owner was injured ];
" iiliam Barnes had an arm broken, and his skull
injured; Mr.. Earl, carpenter. badly hurt !:
MIR. Stewart, slater, do, William Walker, a
mason, was also injured.
This building was erected between a small frame
building and new brick house. On the side next
to the wooden building, the wall was eight inches
thick but only four on the side opposite.ln front
AMI rear it was twelve inches. The four inch wall
rave way. and the whole structure instantaneously
tumblel down, leaving, literally, not ono stone up
on another, and not two bricks cohering. The
bricks are perfectly clean, and the mortar does
not appear to have possessed the slightest tenacity
erumbling between the fingers like ashes. The
name of the mason is Walker. One Of the chin.
news fell on the roof Of the frame building, which
was saved by the strength Of a new brick chimney
The bricks, however, broke through, and fell in
rom in the second story, in which there was, hap
PLY, no person at the time. Another Of the suf.
ferers has since expired.
Independent Of Corporation ordinances, which
ought to prohibit the erection of such dangerous
shells, it would certainly be competent for the le-
rislature to make it penal offence. A cart rumb.
ling along the street is enough to bring down such
ricketty apology for three story house; and be-
sides the destruction Of property ensuing the chan
ces are thousand to one that the loss of limbs and
lives will be occasiuned. Contracts to build such
houses should be legisatively declared illegal and
criminal. Commercial .7drertispr.
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that the Farmers and Manufacturers ARE 1aped BY
the deep policy of the administration men. Now,
it appears TO me, that the Farmers and Manufac.
turers met agreeably to the call Of the advertise.
ment, and acted in concert with such other friends
OF those important interests as thought proper to
attend; and appeal to the proceedings and resn.
lutions themselves, whether the meeting at all in
terfered with the present political Struggle. iha,
bone of contention that creates sueh wrana ling n
mongstthe presidential barkers 1.-THE Adpmxp party
have advanced their interests by taking an active
part in. and showing themselves friendly to. the
meeting and the cause, (while the other party lay
dormant,l I, though not Adams man, ask /" who's
the dupc %
We have no other means of judging men but
by their actions, and if we condemn them for act
ing periodically in encouraging the best interests
of the country, by accusing them Of seeking their
own advantage or the advancement of their party.
as we'll might we attribute improper motives to
those who jealous in the of religion whose
only aim. we know, is heavenly reward.
! cannot think that the gentlemen who on this
occasion so openly took an active part in promo
ting the views Of meeting collected for the avow-
ed purpose of taking measures for the encourage
ment Of Agriculture and Manufactures, though
they may not always have been so friendly, will
ever prove apostate to the cause.
a Citizen.