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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-04-18
From the .Ne,c- York Statesman.
LETTERS FROM EUROPE.
ROME, May, 1896.

ROME, May, IeS6.
In an hour after leaving Perugia, We
found ourselves on the banks of the Tiher.
far indeed from Rome, but hurrying on with
strong and rapid current towards the Sew
en- Hills. 1t is impossible to describe the
sensations which the first glance at this
river excited. 1t had the effect to STRIKE
us all dumb, and as we paused upon the
the bridge, each one ga2ed and thought for
himself Let the reader be assured, that
there is no affectation in this, and that
whoever pretendS to survey the classic
wave for the first time without emotion,
must either counterfeit his feelings, or pos
sess an extraordinary degree of stupidity.
The notoriety of the Tiber is so universal,
that the effect is much The same in charar-
ter, though less in degree, on all minds
A postillion or peasant would linger Tire
first time he crossed it, Unlike other
streams, it appears to possess a sort OF NOR
al, sentient being, which exalts it above
mere inanimate matter, and blends it nsep-
arably with the grandeur and glory of
Rome.
After crossing a ridge of hills, which
projects like a promontory into the plain,
we entered the vale of the Chtumnus, aud
soon arrived at the large old town of Fo-
ligno. Under its antique walls flows CO.
pious stream, which is tributary to the III
Der, and the beautiful environs are in direct
contrast with the penuy and filth of the
decaying city. The principal street runs
in nearly direct line from gate to gate
1t was absolutely thronged with beggars.
who approximately beset us at every step
There was very perceptible change in the
character of the people, the moment We
entered the papal dominions, upon the
shores Of Thrasymene, and the shades Of
degradation become deeper and deeper,
in proportion as you penetrate the heart OF
the Roman state. The inhabitants Of
Tuscany, during the happy age of reputli
can freedom, formed habits of activity and
industry, traces of which are still found a
mong the peasantry. They acquired an
impulse, which Notwithstanding all suisse
quent expressions, has not yet wholly ceas
ed. But the subjects of his Holiness have
been slaves almost from time mmemoriul
and the effects are palpable at every ster
as the traveller advances. Under a cline
less temperate, and with soil less src~
taneously productive, the people would m
parently all freeze and starve; unless in
deed these very bounties of nature r,rY
have co-operated with the moral and relic
ious institutions Of the government in aug
menting the wretchedness of the popula-
ton.
We paused at Feligno only long enough
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state Ydws.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

In the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and t'centy-seucn,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-27

Public Meetings, These important cras III
the history Ola country villa OF courthouse
town, at which ,lc baass OF The ba-room and
court-gresn syou, lorh leords OF learned,
length and laundering sound, are getting 10 be
rs common as pUbiic DnHfrS IN Our larger
towns, aud will no doubt be productive OF equal
ly as important consequences. In this STATE,
every demagosuc, or would-be great lndu VIM
mas the lltte ambition OF seeing his name in
print, a. Caarman or Secretary of a meeting
or as member Of a corresponding or other
committee, eagerly seizes upon an opportunity
which tme ofpuhlic excitement affords, to gct
up ameetlng the object ofwhich is to illuminate
auathcmas against men, against whom, If they
Were present. they would sooner cut of then
right ains than say a word. They hesitate
not, in imitation OF their masters at Nchmoud,
to give currency to all the base and unmaniy
ISLANDERS which malice and ambition have en-
change that corruption and yeuaHty could in
vent. Most worthy employment But the
whole secret can be easily traced. Members OF
the legislature 60 to Richmond, and Members
Of Congress, to " ashingoIi, some of whom are
weak.mmded and VAIN. Possibly, they may
have formed an opinion OF public men and mea-
3ures before they reach then respective desfl-
nations: OF they may be as yet wayermg and
doubtful ihey are soon sounded by the out
of-dools elcctionecrers aud few doses OF what
Pat would call " biancy' completely changes
Like all renegadocs, when they reach home,
they are more furious than even those from
whom they had previously differed in opinion,
They are completely drilled, too, as TO their
course OF action. They have been ordered to
have a public meeting, which, after the most
approved mode, is 10 re-echo the sentiments OF
our National and State Metropolitan politicians
ola certain stamp, and by naming The Wduertng
Oh committees, to buy from their vdDlty what
the, could never cxtort from their judgment.
such is the process which Is now gong on. -
Such are the means upon which the Opposition
relies to effect the great political revolution
which they anticipate--the great political re-
generation which they promise-such as the e
iectment of John O. Adoms, who is in favor OF
the Tariff and Internal Improvements, but Who
in some measure rcdeems himSelf from censWe
by lbs wisdom as a Statesman and his morality
as a man to make room for 1Hdc W JGckSon,
who is likewise in favor of the Tariff and Inter
nal improvements, but who has neither VS.
dom nor morality to boast Of. For the proof
of the first Of these assertions We refer TO his
votes in the senate Of the u. States for the
last Ia the history of his early life
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C)vuptisH! Coaah0n These are tie
Cuckoo notes which have resoundcd in our ears
from the time ofthc inauguration Of MIR Adams
till the present moments nor will they ccase
until another election OF President shall have
stamped upon them the da,aai OF majority of
Who are 80 indignant At the least susp,c,on 81
% barter, intrigue aud mana ement' should be
themselves pure and mcorrupt They. AT least
should lac like CUsar's VIE, free not only fron
quit, but ifon the leastsaPte4on Of il itls open.
ly asserted that eomc ullau choice spirits o.
the Jackson party have - ltly met a, narlis.
burg, the seat OF government II PcnnsJ Hau4a
and, aware OF the downhill mlrcn winch the
| Hero was making III tue affection, OF The PEG.
! pie, OF thai Sla,n, made oterlules 90 the Edaor
OF the Harrisburg Intelligence, an aolc aad IN
iiuental prat. 10 enlist aaler then t##.ae IN,
with the promise OF ou. heuhou ais sun
scripdon list, and ~2o1on ia. .nd aorsm-
pdnludby Il threat Il the Educ lr, n1t ,lo,de
/ 10 TINS proposition, To establish "a new PRINT, and
10 appropriate these Sz0U9 10 the sut .'or, 81 It,
rNai.-lt appears, too, TIA. one o. tnc nprn-
dent portion oftuls hOara e Combination re-
Gently aro@ed that 100000 huu been suuscrlb-
ed, b5 tue Jackson'ans 10 be taploy"d in sub
sldl&lns the press, to eject the election 81 the
Z" .llll,dry Chi-itnn.' Ailserao.c state OF things
indeed, when men VINO assume 10 thcmseIye, all
the neorrupunllity aud all ne ,.rulousm Of the
land should thus lamper with tae hocrIy Of the
Iless should rnus onde.eor 10 purchase sup
port Tor tbeniayoritc, whom they have arloe ant
y pronounced " Tie Pcopiss mail' by pension
nlb hnayea to SANDER .tna aouso hla rival. 4hc
JacRSonans appear to be very sangmnc, bu'
we should MOI pe surprised II tue,e were tram
mp.9- esq, whose explosion viii yet blow hnm
90 aay-h sa--Sty-ash, SIR -
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10Y virtue OF deed Of trust, executed by
- YIN. NJ luvea, on Tie III day Of Eeb.n-
nrs sol. TO the subsc'ihor and Nm. Rrvcly,
aud oficcord IN the ceri' office of the county
cJud of Campbell, lei purposes IN SAID decd
mentioned, tur subscriber WI scl by WY OF
pnblic auction, before Tie dool 81 the Franklin
Hotel, IN the town OF l. ynehbufg, for ready mo
ncy, On Saturday, The 1th day 81 April next, the
following real estate in SAN deed conveyed VIZ.
one tract OF land in Campbell county, bounded
By IL lands . N,m Ihomon Pcrcerne lch-
uls JoIa 7 uu.p-on, and others conlainn5 633
acres be-. 'No saaie Lind convey ed by llail.
vile Epps ~ said knes one Other tnct Pun
chased of Bacon late, IA che county aforesaid,
bounded by the lands OF lehn NJ. Otcy Chtlslo.
pher | Iimbrrlakc, Jas. Bullock and others, con.
tniuInR about tao acres one lot IN Lyuebbmg,
On hest spe2t called travellers k.st, purchased
OF ". oAaw and n. Mctdnnis--0nc other lot Ia
salu toUh, 81 ----- street, pnlchased oil Lewis
Brown, mo lay oe aud III. \ lloIcombe The
subscriber wlll convey To the purchaser ~ pun 2
chasers. such tItla aud nonr other than IL vested
IN mn by the deed Of Trust aforesaid
CHlohELL DABNEY,
Surviving Trustee.
March p. 2awt7A66
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Close at HIND.

dHw s aaTqfh the b qs nsf q tie SD Gut
nrow wastes the mournlul, o daugbiet
Vol Toscar and their days are few
''They fall away like the flower on which
the sun hath looked in his strength, al
ter the m,ldew has passed over II, when
BITS head is heavy with the drops o.
v might. oss'dH-- C@'tnoe'
n SylIa's monument had this inscription
IL No friend ever overcame me with KIND
@ness, no enemy with injury.
g The man who has SO little knowledge
Of human nature as to seek happiness
by changing any thing but his own dis
sa position, will waste his lie in tralsles
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1927 prizes. anounhng to S6I.ooo

H7a1 prizes. amounting 10 Sol 100
Mote u DfeHmR.- hr numb. Is viii DO pua
IA one wheel a. lnal, aud IN another will 1r put
the prizes above the denomination Of rLrcc linl
lnts, and the driving 10 progress ia the Usual
manner -- The s5uJ prizes OF 1Htfs Dollars
will bc awarded 10 higlf o. Low niulc,, 10 10
dctcuunedby thht which may draw tia p,i7e of
$1,000
low numbers 10 600 inclusive
High numbers : ,5hi to 1000 inclusive
A holder ofwu tickets, High and Low. mut
% necessity drn~ one Pare and my draw Two
Capital rr1ts also.
Whole tickets 81 Liberal allow anccr
Halves made to laigc deulcls.
Quarters
- ordofs by Mol, post pai1. OF private con
Vcyaucc, enclosing the cash 81 pli4e tickets IL
n, pithclnte drawn lotteries, alll meel the sure
attention rs on personal application.
The above Lottery Ail bc draw under the 80.
pcrlulondpnec al the following gentlemen -
rharlc, NJ lndoe iohu Williams / g ianccy.
Edwmd PeSud, Joseph Cooper and Robert Ito
bcrtson
AUG LEFTWICH
Jan. ~. Mmppcr
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$3.50 Remdd.-The Lieutenant Governor o.
Virginia has ofereda Reward of $3.50 for the
apprehension Of Samuel Pnrthit, who did lin
the language ofthe representation 10 the Exc
cutiyo Counsii,) most wantonly attempt 10
assasslnatc James 5. smithers, Of the city OF
Richmond, by iulictns upon him with l>n,te
several severe & dangerous wounds. -" oaml.
Parkhill IS anat,ye OF iceland, is about SIX feet
h.sh, VEL made aud very straight, about - 81
80 years OF age, /, of lar compeAlon, with light
hair, speaks very rapidly, and generally dres-
ses IN black - ] lac Richmond papers were ST.
lent about this affair." and We have only gather
ed the following facts from rnmor. 1t appears
that the two individuals (who both occupied re
spectable stations in society," had a quarrel u
bout some trivial matter hen ParkhIlI knock
ed Smithers down, ana then used his knife
Among the wounds given was one on the throat
Parkhill having attempted to cut II. AT the las
accounts, Smthers was MOI dead, but it was moi
thought he would rcco@ef.
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y GkEEABIE 10 decree Of the county
zsSA 1outt OF Campbell, pronounced ~ lle
suI hlololy against Earl--thc undersigned
Commissioners, will proceed to sell, TO the high
est bidde,, on SATURDAY., thr 2sth Of next mouth
(Aprt,) AT james tndmelis snop, the tract OF
L,nd Ia dc proceedings mentioned, ying ~
taUp5oil county, ON the main road from itch
mtnd 10 NV London, md adjoining the lands
OF Jondhan Martin, Sampson Evans. Geof .
Gle aid James u. Card~sH, on credit Of one
a.l WI years, the purchaser giving bond, with
y. ..,3 security aud dccd oi trust on lhe
i4nG. The uact OF land contains one hundred
mi ono acres, ali in woods
JAMES SHEARER,
kJBi III NiER,
JOHN 5ikAIfON,
OLIVER MchEY NOLDS,
March 81. tC1Gb6 Commissioners.
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In times of political excitement, nothing
Is more common than the oondemnng OF ac.
quitting men not on evidence. or according 10
law, but op account OF ohnnxiousucss to OF IA
vaur viii patty during the reign Of effef
IN ffanee. the Judge ehp heslfntcd 10 eensief
without evidence would have been deemed dis.
affected aud in tins country. many II nm
found 10 his cost, that the Judges knew much
mon oil ann than they could learn nom taere.
cord. In that curious piece Of Biography tn
" ife Of ford Keeper Nofh. by his Brother
ST Matthew Hale il chnieed with having born
oitcu governed ~ judgments by dtcad OF po-
puiaf ohion lhut The toleu IN all countries
should adopt the principle, That any thing may
bt aone 10 a man with bad name. is hnfdly 10
be wondered at Hence the proyerb, riteh dng
a bad name aud hang him. Hence, too, news
papers have been sometimes accused OF bume
more auSlous'to run down ANY one in disiayal
with the public, for tbesaise Of popularity, than
OF dealing even handed Justice 70 him,
English paptf.
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SPLENDID SCHEME

s,J1 prices, amounting 70 solo
Mod' NJ DraWilg. The numbers vii be- pnt
IN ono whe as usual, aud in hnohe, viii be pnf
The prizes above the Denomination of1htce Dol
lars. aud ,hc drawing 10 progress in the usual
nanner.-The :, go prizes of Three Dgilars
will be awarded 10 high OF low number 10 be
determined by that which, may draw The prize Of
$1,000
Low numbers | 10 4 800, inclusive.
High Plumbers 2 ,50l 70 1000 inclusive,
Aholdcr Of two tickets high aud Lpw, mus.
ofneocssily draw one pr,1e and my draw Two
Capital Prizes also
Whole Tickets - } "a u
Halves ""' %
Quarters '''''''"
~ Orders by mail, post paid OF private conc
Heyancc, enclosin the cash On piize iickcs m
any of the laip drawn lotteries VII NEE, the
same attention rs On personal app iration
The above Lottery viii be drawn under he
superintendent Of the following gentlemen
Charles N'lndoe, John Willmfns. J. q. fancey,
Edward PeKus, Joseph Cooper aud Robert Ro,
bcttsou & A. NfIHfnS
M1Icte
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TS9oT'cE-Thc Subscriber hns just fecsisea
IN ni his Factory q handsome assortment o
CASTINGS. consisting Of Pots. Ovens. skiliris,
Andirons Giiddies, spiders NJ. alse. q few
dozen odd OYen Los. Al Of which he u dis.
posted TO sell low fof cash.
THOMAS q ACRE.
Iqlpersm5th aud Timer.
March p at,n,g
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,..oytsn. discorery-By some recent cyperi-
naf0 made by NJ Bertrand, It appears that
ilen.s' 81 ,,ossesses the power Of counter acting
caug9aI r6ec,s OF the mineral polsons on the
te III hody. lie ennmeratcs several expert
amino, nroye this fact, the thifd OF which vas
ne',s =, himself At halt past seven IN he
nau, 30 he states, " swallowed, fasting, five
noins' If arsenic powder, in halt glass Of
s'am ',,e Of charcoal; at a quarter before eight
nhAr.eiyeda painful sensation of heat in the
ipeseh with great thirst. then drank ano-
s 'o"'' of the charcoal.-N half past nine
us' sanressSed pain ceased IN the stomach and
wv yailowed by an uneasy sensation IN the Wis.
"N icing very thirsty, drank several cups
F''a. ,ni,,s,ou OF orange flowers, and at 1. was
Of a" ,le,el, well" N L. Farmer
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Enuo ffom timc b trnc a. alo+e dltcct.d. ,na

Fame from time " tirne as aboFe directed and
provides, tia, shHpla fbe said fluid bc insufficient
to n,eei aty sen. enual payment ofmtcresi
snen deaelef. s. ut be supplied out OF the ofdi.
nmt revenue Size coli eiati u
1 Bentsf u hts Common Council
I ). Persons dcsirous al seeing the proposed
substitute IN extcnso. can ID So by appi, ,ng 10
John Victor, Esq. Chairman Of the Water Lom.
mittpe.
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1850. ,.rsn.s punch, and picsied oysters
siiti -, ntiI after sik IA the morning
ana Il -, novel, nd tn compan, d.
tfai u 20 orlc aad Nth perfect Tranquil.
peise as this may seem particularly
ht. za5Fn south e, the Pnt7E mae, i Is
70 gu. trne. and the surplus which will b.
ne'f' =. t,,eek fund from The gentlemen IF
pa" -, once test their pnillJ,s.n ihu love
colour rbe managers c1ndac ed tha whole
Of hD', ,',b treat secrecy and address.-liad
ah @,..+,s h.en gwen TO TIE PROJECT II being IN
puoiN barbood OF the FIVE points, the ladies OF
fh1 y. s,,an,d have been disrobed and stripped
cols" ,eathers by the canallie before they TN
oi'o ~ hall room. The nisnt Was cool and
tereu ~ y T. Enquirer.
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iGtiGlI y Low system, adorted IN con
III sequence of is mnRllrd popularity.
Tn Splendid Dawn oit'e Virginia N,ygaii.
on Lottery Isl ea.s, viii Jake pace N iclers-
burg Hon the lib day OF April next, y hen the
following Grand Capitals vail be distributed TO
adycntuTcts
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LOOK OuTil!
10 MORROW
lne pL..lt driving Of the

TIT
Cn'sn Canll Lojtciy-27th Class,
Hill iuAr plaef II ife city of Philadelphia, whea
the scheme will be completed IL i.@ minutes
y" Imc io be lost IA scrufine chance bat
IT," remaining application feusi be made at
htdd Suanefs, where ior the sinaii snm Of 50
ten ana! Obtain elthoi Of The talenius splendid
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TOWN AFF AIRS.

The attention of the ci'izens of Lynchburg is
called 10 the subject noticed III the subjoined re
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yn,OR SALE, fanny Of NEGROES, for
~ cash. or ON a short credit; d 'nan aud wife
and -four children --.ippiy to the Printer.
Ma ch %. o'
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TICKETS LOST.

ZFlHE following numbers in the Virginia Ma
y. yigaton Lottery: 1924, 1913, lo2O6 IL
1851 10 The payment of any prize they may
draw, being stopped, they can be OF no service
to any one bur the subscriber whoever nay
have found Them will confer particular favor
bv handinr them to the subscriber, or Mr.. Ar
chibald Hatcher. JuBAL donDaN'
Bedford, Msrca q o"
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Besides numerous smaller prizes 2Os, 6s, NC.
Ahole tickets 50 Shares in proportion
For sale at the Lucky office Of
:. o. II. .AIIEla 81 CO.
Delay not, to secure chance. Inc cash viii
be paid ut sight ior all piizes as soon as dramn,
at either Of .AALEN'S
Washington; 1927. OFFICES.
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More Chaaces for Fortupc -
G,GG0 DOLLARS HIGHEST PRIZE.
Grand State Lottery, llth Glass,
70 be drawn at Providence, the 18th April and
the y hole scheme completed IN few minutes,
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s. q. NJ. ATEEIT q %.

Delay not to make application at Head Quar-
tiers for the Lucky numbers. In the last scheme
of the Virginia Literature Lottery, VIC were
compelled 10 return both the capitals of 5000
lnd S!.01O in consequence of application hay
ing been made At the wrong place--Ne now Of
tee prizes of all denominations from $4,000
down to the small sum OF y 90.
Call and make choice, al the lucky Office
Fec -. S. & NJ. ALLEN q 90
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MAsidED, uu the 2lsi mt 10y the Rev. IL
Cannon. Mr. GEOKGE ". GAINS, 10 Miss +
LIZA NdflN Ell, ali Of this plroe.
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8. & TT. ALLEN a. G. =

Who have had tine pleasure ofseIIing in the for
mer classes Of this Lottery, Capital prizes Of
81 600 $4,000, besides several 600, 500, &c.
arch To-
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NVSIRGINfA NAVI CATION LOTTERY. Is
Y Class--to be drawn upon the High and
/ ntI 81 .tnu1

10000 Dollars-IIighcst Prize !!
The drawing of this Lottery viii take place in
Petersburg, ON the 18th ofAprll, under the su-
perintendence Of the Commissioners.-1ior
PriscS than Blanks
SEHI ME-
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DIR WING

On Wcdnesday, the 18Th Of dprI
10000 DOLLARS, HIGHEsr PBIzE.
DSHiL 81 IMP CANAL LOTTERY,
SIXTH CLASS.
Sixty Number Combination Lottery 0 Ballots drawn
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SCHEME

Besides numerous smaller prizes, COS, lo' &c.
Halves ,. o"I - IN
Quarters ]. ' I'M "
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The drawing Of this LOTTERY viii coftainly take
place at the time appointed.
Whole tickets S4-Shares in proportion.
0 = Packages Of tickets, tickets On shares for
sal, N tie greatest variety OF numbers, at the
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aiorche
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lO,OOO DOLLARs IL "a.

Iou H.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-24
SaMford's SuperMne Yellow
Bark.

on Lbs. of the above well known article, in prime
LOU order just received from the mill, and for sale
wholesale and retail, by A. 7 KENNEDY.
o. This powder, consisting chiefly of the resinous
PORTION of the Bark is separated in degree from the
other useless parts in manufacturing 1t will there
fore be found preferable account Of its purity, fine
ness. and superior strength 1.-TWO thirds Of the usual
quantity only being required to most of the Banks
now used-Prepared and put up in packages Of 2, 4,
8, and l6 o. each, by John c. Sanford, Connecticut
sept 2s-sawst