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NOTICE.

TEVHE subscriber having this day received
4 an asst segment of the property of Charles
Tufts, of Smiihiield, Cha so-naker, for the ben
eft OF the creditors, of said Tufts, hereby gives
notice to all concerned, that he viii receive
the claims Of said creditors, if offered within
six months from this date, and pay TO them
their respective dividends, according to the
terms Of the assignment Aforesaid.
All persons indebted to said Tufts, are here
by requested to make Immediate payment to
the subscriber.
STEPHEN F. BROWNELL.
Smithfeld. Dnc. 3
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
PHNHE copartnership hitherto subsisting I'M
Il der the firm Of WILLIS, LATHAM &
GAIR, having been dissolved by mutual con-
sent, the undersigned will continue their con.
nexion in business, under the firm CHATHAM
& GAlR. ARTHUR LATHAM,
S. S GAIR.
Liverpool, Sept. 29ih, 1927. 3w.
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HOLMES S~..Ai'CULLOCU.

- SOisOSh
FENIlE Brewery, under tao sapcrintendence
G ofiIolmes & M'Cuiloch, is now in OPP
Grafton, and will continue so during the fall.
winter and spring seasons. They keep con
stan;ly on hand, a very extensive supply Of Ale
and Table Beer, which will be sold on tho
most accommodating terms. Families will be
supplied at their doors, by leaving their orders
at the Brewery. Vest constantly on hand, to-
supply customers. 8m October 10
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FUR O v GAPS. sc.

NOW opening, at 81, Market street, a lagc
IN and extensive assortment of Gloves:
Sea Otter, Fur and hair Seal, Nuiril aud Mo-
rocco Caps; Fur Oven Shoes; gcntlcmen's
seal and Otter Fur Collars, SIC. which arc Of
fered for sale al wholesale and retail, on the
most reasonable terms.
WIN. l. ALDRICH.
One invariible price strictly adhered TO.
nov 2s G.
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Rkode-IslQad Central Medical Society.
YE,SHE members of the Rhode-lsland Central
q Medical Society, are requested 10 meet
at Johnson's Ian, Contrevi!le on saturday Goth
inst. at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. All respectable
physicians, who may wish to Join the Society,
are also requested TO attend.
Doe 10 AMOS COLLINS.
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One Dollar for Two Thousand.
FEVIiE Grand State Lottery, viii be drawn
Il in this town on Saturday, Dec 22d.
Sthsme.--l prize OF $20G0; | Of 1000; l Of
So; l Of 200; l ofii5; 3 of 100; IL of 80; 30
of 10; GAG of 2; iliG Of l. 5 81 prizes
amounting to 81 CAB.
o. Packages Of 10 Tickets embracing all
the combination numbers warranted to draw al
least, So, may be had for Sl5, and halves
aud quarters in proportion.
Tickets I dollars, and shares in proportion,
for sale by
Dec 10 No. 6, North Main-s,rcc,.
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sAxEsAT AUc IT I n.
Day MARTINI s~ToppARp.
DRY o
THIS d Y. Doc. 49, a Q O'Clock, A. N.

THIS d ". Dec. 10. at 0 O'Clock, A. N. al
Office fJo. !, Ma~rkot-square,
A large ard general assortment Of Dry
Goods, consisting Vi o great variety Of Broad
cloths and Cassiineres, suitable for Merchant
Taaors, amongst which aro--Extra supcr blue,
black, olive and mixed Cloths and Cashmere,
red aud white Flannels; Bang-up Cords; Mar
settles Vestings; black Grapes; Ribbons; silk
aud Valencia Vestings; tabby velvets; cotton
Bats; Britannia Handkcrchiefs; 10 pietes Of
stout lion skin Duilils, for great coats, &c. &c.
Conditions Of sale. 6 IL ontLs credit Cor sat.
~isfactory endorsed notes. e Dec.l0.
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CLEARED.

big George, Chacc, Htvana-by ]. X. Potter.
Brig Ageaora, Jones, Hayana-5y Carpenter s
. Hodges.
Brig Leopard, Harris, Savannah.
Schr Sally, Taylor, ST Thomas.
Schr Eloisa, Anderson, Norfolk.
U. L. sioop Venus, Child. New York.
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Rhode-Is and .N1ew- York Steam Boat
Winter arrangement Commercial Line.

Winter arrangement = Commercial Line.
1-~ Stages will leave Brig
d~NLG~HN hams, No. AZ, Hanover
pSSsS:5EFsAYy street, every day. at 10
o'clock. and Providence,
at 8 o'clock. Likewise, on Steam boat days
Stages leave to accommodate passengers TO
and from Now-York, during the remainder Of
the G ason. Books kept in Boston at Brig
hams AZ, Hanovcr-strcot at Goodrich's Sun
Tavern; I. w. Goodrich's s, Stato-s,rcct; and
at Tingley 3 Spencer's Manufacturers Hotel,
Providence. A. FULLER, Agent.
Dec i9 cptf
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Smithield, Dec. 5
BOOKS AND STATIONARY.

BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
UE UTCHENS SCORY. No. l, Market-st.
EM inform their friends and customers, that
they continue TO keep on hand, a general as
sorlment of Law, Theological and Mis"elIa-
neous BOOKS; together with Blank Books Of
every description, calculated for all branches
Of business.
Also School Books, Bibles, Testamcnts,
Hymn Books, Handel and Haydn, and Bridge
water Collections of Sacred Music, Sc. &c.
ALSO,
Paper, Quilts, Ink, Ink Powder, WATERS,
Black sand, Sand boxes, and every article in
the Stationary line.
All Of the above, will be sold by wholesale
or retail at the lowest prices. Dec 10
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ware, CUTLERY. &c.
On Saturday next, Dec. 22d, ut I-2 past q
O'Clock, at oiioe No l M~arkct-squaro,
A large assortment Of Cutlery, Hardware
and fancy goods on tie liberal credit Of O
months, for Satisfactory endorsed notes. r
Dec 10
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at a Court Of Probate, holden acithin and
for The torn Of Providence, 0 n the i0M
day of December, Il. ID. 1927.
FENHE Commissioners here iofore appointed
Il to re ceivc aud examine the claims against
the Estate of PETER WILLIAMSON, deceased
having made report, and Gideon Davenport,
Administrator on said Estate, having present.
cd his account of administration thereon for
settlement II is ordered, that tho considcra-
ton of said Report and Account be referred to
Monday, the Gath day of December instant, at
3 O'Clock, p. Nj. and that previous notice be
given (by publishing this order three several
times, in the Literary Cadet) TO all persons in
tercsted, 10 appear at that time, and be heard.
a true copy: Witness,
NATHAN W. JACKSON, Clerk.
December Is.
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10000 PRIZE.

ED /. FOURTH Baptist Society Lottery
ECs I'D class 81 number combination, =
drawn ballots. To be drawn in Providence,
January 8.
Schrnie.-l prize of $1,000; l Of 25Oa, i
of HIP; 5 Of 1000, 10 of 500; 10 OF 200; rs
OF l0j; is Of 90 Of 2 I; 1850 of 8; $3.50
of 4.-9G2I prizes; 1880 blanks; 24,s0t
Tickets at S3,-S7I,4i2.
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CLARK'S LIST.

ChARK'S LIST.
6HF Drawn Numbers in the Grand Consoli-
~ d,tod LOTTERY:
II. "a. "a. 10. 81. SO. SO. 9. s.
A very fair list Of luck, such rs 6J's sos
&c. SC. were sold as above. For a fow prime
chances in the Maine Safe Lottery drawn yes
tcrday, tho drawing Of which We shall receive
Tomorrow, please call al
ChAlsk'S
Rhode ii mi State Lottery and Exchange OF
fec, No. 4, Union Daildiny',
Dec 10
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FOR NETWORK.
FOR FREDERICKSBURG
THIS DAY.

THIS DAY.
FEVHE New-Yorls Consolidated Lottery,
Il iIth class, will be drawn This Day, in
the city Of Ncw-Yoik.
Seheme.--l prize Of $50 900; l Of 10. 600;
l Of 500; | of 400; | of2326; 8 Of 1909; 10
Of 500; 80 Of 1907; 80 of 80; SO OF so; 80 of
10; 80 of 80; 80 Of so; 70 OF 40; 213 of "a;
HAS of IL. 5ojl prizes amounting 10 $l4l,
$50.
Tickets :I5, and shares in proportion. To be
had IN every variety at
BRADFORD'S,
: Dec IS NJ, ., ..u-,ii him ST.
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JOHN HARTSIlORN,

JOHN HARTSIlORN,
GENERAL COMMISSION AGESr, HcsToN,
SCI AS taken the Store Nos. 81 and %,
RG Liberty square Buildings. opposite the
Commercial Coffee House, for the purpose of
transacting Commission Business, md ionders
his services TO his friends and the public, re-
specially soliciting consignmon:s Oh every de-
~scrjpiion of merchandise.
Particular attention will be paid TO tie sale
OF DOMESTIC GOODS, and the usual advan-
ces made on consignmcnts. Refer 20
GEORGE :. RATTBONE,
CHARLES HARrSHORN,
Proridence.
Boston, October l6 ep;sic.
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J.. b. WOOD. and
YATES & M'INTIRE. Mana

YATES 4 M'INTIRE, Managers.
Tickets and parts in a great variety Of num-
bers for sale by J. b.. WOOD. For fifty, and
over, scheme price So retail 81 shares la
proportion. December Is.
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For he .Marsins5urr L.braru---iu,

For tAe .hGrsins6Urg L:5rary--5Hst recetved
l, Works OF Maria Edgewortb, Is vol Bos.
t,a Edition.
Z. Memoirs of the Life of the Right Honou.
Fable William PIT, by George Tomhne, Lord
Bishop Of Winchester, yo,.
). history OF the War of independence Of
the United States of America, by Charles Botta
Translated from the Italian by George Alex
der Otis. 2 vol.
4 historical View of the Literature Of the
South OF Europe, BY J. C.. l.. Simonde dc 81
mondi. Translated from tie original by Thos
Roscoe. Esq. vol.
5. Theology explained and defended in Sc
res OF Sermons by Timothy D~isht, late Pre-
sldent of Yale College, vol.
3. Christian Researches in Syria and the Ho
iy Laad, by the Rev. William Jewett, l vol.
Letters from England BY Don Manuel Al
FaFez Esprieils, attributed ~ Southeu, 2 vol.
Expected shortly,
l. The Lite OF Napoleon. by Sir Walter Scott
2. Universal Geography. by NJ. Malto Brun
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CINCINNATI, fohio.1 Ap,il "a,

NChioiJ ]hP}tl t9s
The Yes against the Woyid-The
steam boat Tecumseh mas Just arrived
at Louisville from Orleans in nine DAYS
four hours, having Loaf one whole night
and part Of another by fog distance
1900 niles.--The Teeumseh past thir-
teen boats on the way. 1t will be re
collected tina. within very few years,
the citizens of Louisville gave that en-.
terPrising officer, Capt Shreeve, a pub
lie dinner, for performing the trip in
twenty five days.
We are furnished with an Orleans
Price Current. of the 3ist Of March,
from which we make liberal extracts
below. The stats of the market pre-
sents but a slooEny prospect tothe produ-
GERS, of this region of the United States,
and sH',ds increased reason for our
looking forward ~ith pleasure, TO the
period, when the Ohio Canal and BaIti-
more Rail Road shall be ready to re-
ceiye oar produce, and give US fair
stand among the people of the earth"
1t worthy ot remark en- PEASANT, shat
tins Price Current has reached us in
twelve days from Orleansl
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Ler'ngton. fKy.) Ap,R 6.
LTTHOTOMY

have 1ust returned from witnessing
something novel in the annals of Amer
can Surgery, and so far as know, pa
ral.eiled only in the practice of the hos
pitfalls Of Europe. Professor Dudley,
IN the course of an hour, this morning,
and IN the presence o. number Of pu-
pills. operated uppn three patients for
The stone. The first, n boy of twelve
years old. the second youth about 90,
End the third a man between so and CO.
From the two former, stones weighing
between two and three ounces were ia
ken, and from the latter four caIculi of
the size of large nutmsgs were extract
CD. These three patients all promise to
DO we'll
These cas's make up in all about the
seceatisth time that DIR. Dudley has per.
formed ibis important operation, and
although some OF the eases bake pre-
sented themselves under very forbid
ding circumstances, yet in no instance
Las death resulted as consequence of
The operation in his hands Thus has
Ibis hitherto appalling operation been rid
Of IT'S horrors, and those Iabourine under
the excrucisting torments If the disease
are promised a speedy and safe relief.
49, Reporter.
Ii IL with pleasure announce the
arrival of,he Engineers in his place,
20 commence The location OF the Miami
canal between Midd'eIown aud Day
ION. They commenced Surveying last
week, and by reference 70 an adv srtise.
merit in this days paper, il will be
seen that they expect 10 have it ready
% Pat under contract by the 9Th Of
Nay next Ohio Mar. JoEf APrii 8.
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Iae Eari Of Lirsrpoo~--Many per-
sons have supposed Lord Liyerooal 10
De much Older than he really is. having
contounded him with his father. The
hrst Lord Liverpool father Of the pre-
sent then Charles Jsnkinson. was. ~
the commencement of the lata kings
reign, secretary to Lord Butte. and was
subsequently promoted to the Lord Of
Inc Treasury tie was friend Of Mr.
Piti, and distinguished himsslf. among
other things, by bis act for the CONSOLE
datlon OF The customs. tie wa. created
Baron Hawkesbury in 1856, and made
Earl of Liverpool IN 1896.
The present Earl was born in 171o
when bis father was created an Earl in
1875, ne was called, according to u
sage IN such cases, by his fathers <e-
cood title, to wit: Lord HawiSesbury.
until the death Of his father ia 1903
when he of course succeeded 10 Tho
earldom. He was secretary of state for
i6reign AFFAIRS at the early age oTthirty
signed the preliminary treaty of Deace
with France in October, 1901, and me-
sctiated the convention with sir Rufus
k'ng, between England and the United
states m Jan. 1902, respecting British
debts, hy which the sum of .fG00 ooo
was paid to England. IN full discharge
tor such debts, and Substitute for the
provisions on that subject in the treatv
OF one thousand seven hundred and OF
On the death of Mr.. Pitt. in January.
1906, 1t was proposed to him tn form an
administration, AID to be himself a. the
| head oft, but which offer he declined.
and retired from office; upon which the
opposition came into power. and he
was succeeded, as Secretary for For
eign Affairs, by Mr. Fox. In 1895 he
was called 10 The House of Peers This
father beins still .,yng) and in 1901. on
the dissolution ofthe Grenville admins
tration, was appointed a Secretary of
State. In 1912, soon after the assas-
snatlan of Mr.. Psrcival, Lord Liyerpool
become first Lord of the Treasury. and
has remained in that situation 10 the
present me.--He is properly consider
ed. we believe, as Prime Minister;
although he does not hold, and has never
held, 10 conjunction, those two offices,
which, according to our impression.
entlte the holder to be called Premier.
or the Minister, by way of emnenee
and distinction; the offices of 6r.t Lord
OF the Treasury and Chancellor of the
Exehequer. AS lar as we recollect
these two offices. for the asst forty years.
have on y been united ia the cases Of
Mr.. Pit and Mr. rercival. Lord liver
| pool is now married to bis second wife.
but has no children.
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OsI CHii.Ds--ou Iuesdsy tie Path ult.
IL seiluw g'fl, shout III years Of age, was
pus seso>s Opecs"n Creek by my wife, Tor the
ptrpose OF s ang on an errand 10 Mr Henry
ssolsts abort one mite of: having LOST her
way, has not been heard Of since that day
she had wih her y tn bucket, and was Seen
passing Col. lIul'er's ssnoke.town farm, snee
when. nothing srtaa l;as been heard Of her.
eNcep, that ot siri answering her description
WIS seen passing up opeekeh with 4 bucket.
hosiowing and iookug hack. She had on a
Lnsty tsoek an'i striped calico boah~t, and other
c'o'h,Hg--has sha'l head for a child of her
x -is tu'c-nsiy wei grown--hcr name Priscy
, oald arv person know or hear Of her, viii
confer = ias Alr on the subscriber, besides being
Literally REGARDED Il they will give either hns
or Mr. Henry tsber, sny information where
She is. EPiIRAiM WELsHtlANS.
May 3-St
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III hsnsgets fespec uliy Tier % the
pubic hot.ce, the scieme of the next
Washington Lgaery, arranged by the combina.
ton nude. 60 numbers being ased. OF which
three are combined upon caeh ticket. These
oO numbers lirom g % inet,ssise) being seye-
rally rolled up and placed 70 IA wheel IN view Of
the pubhc Oh the aAy 81 drawing; NINE Of
,hsin are drawn os'is predicting by this simple
ard accurate faeShod. "a prize esch with three.
OF tbs drawn as.a'befs; /, $50 each With two Il
TIE drawn namuets. and III IFS prizes. EACH
Win 3he - she drawn numbers, 2O,625 othtx
sekefs h.fsing heather of The drawn numberss
be'us oisnks The licks, having on ,t tie ist,
"a A'sd III drawn NUMBERS beng entitled 70 the
giitsl przI, &c.
W.lSAl.sG ROY. err LOTTERY.
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A CTlD NJ a'urday Next!
fHEktTsr 9tEE n. ...t... r

! FhtoI 5ALs.-By virtue Of 4
"a frost Deed eAeeated - tie un1ersigned
% she o.h d. o. February, 1926. by Andrew
oii'' a''a s.aiJ AS VIE, Tor certain purposes
therein mena,onsd, and row OF reccaa M ths.
eouasl cOass u berkeley, The unsls rs : ned VII
prVee,d 10 SELL f',r tAsa, in from ~ Gre.-e "a
Tavern, Fsiiins Waters, OIL S.41LfIsL-aY. IN
IN deY n .1ay Heset, Tie one na.ta paft ~.
sEsts ~ una''sesa .kACr or LAND, con-.
aii'as ~ esfes. saae the properly oi john
.l4s., deso- ihis ssla. adjoins ibs la,,us os
Atsn.naa siss assr, LLsr.es Lowns. ...da,l.srs
ar sue ltnei f.tUu.sc, and i. y -. ,n,t,...ss,
$50 two l..tsS sieish; BlAckAH.ti.'s bei,epa
A''o s''1s : eois. Ilx ssse sui Ike place De-
s@ssn sis oais Of IL aud 5 oc.uek sueh
's'e - = ssed IA nc Is trustee (~hleh ia
p'~Hatss q ~ bs goudl wa1 be niAde lie purs
els4sef. n.1AktgtAslvf& - y
March i5--ctis.
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aF[UN No NLAss.
To be drawn on The Oh Of June rext.
SCHEME:
fliiEE OF CHANCES.

FsttLE UE LHANDEo.
NaoLE SS~--tlAL,xs s,2,--QuAnTxu gfr
eafCei u ~ tickets must Of necessity
9rAs q ieast DO - ssaAA pfizss; gentitxlsn
VINO peeies 20 adsealarc only Tor .oe larger
ones, can dst4uel he value % the small psizes.
s1u take Aahaasfs csFsii4eaiss, emitting the
holders TO al PAGE money over the sum aeuct,
A eeEtlhcsse oi u whole uckets, SAG 40
~ lisises, ~ 20
~ esLs.stels, IL IS
0J'Distant adssseairIs ~th please address
their ie'1ets 10 tss aIANa6Ehs'. Spest paidy
enclosing Tue Cash or Prze tickets, and the
most paaeia4t sttentiqi. a,.. be gwen.
Prizs t,eke.s IA toffaer Lotsel4ss are paid &C
has oslics received AS CASH "a, All purchases.
iAiEo ! NAN fkE, Managers,
March -. Itaslmgtsl City.
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Together
THE GRUB IN SHEEP.

Froni The National IRteilageaeer
Messrs. Gales & Seaion, ~ Ire In
telligencer OF this morning, | read an
account of The loss OF number OF
sheep aheat Wa,ervilIe, in the state
.ot New York, which is stated. was
occas'oned by the grub worm uak,ng
rs Judgment abeve the eve at TIC
sheep; aud that no means a. vet has
been discovered for is destruction.
Sheep being esteemed d valuable
stock. aud the growers of wool d vaius.
bic class Il ci.zens, fisrase 40 de
'trccilVe tothal useful anim4l is Wnr
thy OF noiice; and as dcesti it 4 duty
incumbent on every citizen to f,irni.i
suen lntormiion, when III his posses
SOU. as nav conddce 10 the peblic
good, for lite benefit Of those inleress
ed. | viii state What know to Be a
!act. The oil ofaniher, which may be
i'id ut most OF the apoihecary shops
viii Instantly disludge all WORMS
maggo,s, &c Il may he applied by
dipping feather into the amber. and
gently shoking he parts effected. -
FMS remedy has proved egeciual when
every other application has been used
IN VAN. Should fits remedy Succeed
with sheep. as when applied to all
other aniaA'is. it will be ID sourcs, o.
much qualification to yours respect
fully, GEO JOHNSON.
April 13, 1927.
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FRsr Gl.Ass
Si0a.66o
! l. 's =, p e'a,'r. 1920 Tick.


iekes 81, iisises So Quarters 81
Tickets and SNARE. ma variety OF numbers.
can be had Al the oner OF
:. & ". ALIEN & Co.
Petiasgluanfa .frsnpe. Uashsagton Cify,
WIN wi gise prufApi attention To all letters
by mai OF o'befs,se
urprxe Tickets Always received in payments
Tor ind avn tickets
A., 9E
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HoP> We have ius, received, and now
4 \ nsalr, iarge quantity Of fresh hopss
May ) u ORRtCK, & Co.
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Capitol Of TIE United States The
following, we believe. is the precise a.
mount of the cost of this mighty aad
magnificent building, exclusive of the
late appropriations. Perlraps al that
viii be required, as to the work now
proceeding or hereafter wished 10 be
done, will not exceed larger sun, than
100000 dollars.
The wings, including altera-
tons and repairs to Aug. IA,
lsl4 Tss.O7t
Rebuilding the same 6s7Is6
Centre building $4,000
1hePres dents house 10 e.as9, 1877
August IL, 1914, cost 5S3.207
Rebuilding s7y,7o0
500, 907
Together Assoc. io4
.Agies
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Com.aor. Carriers IT ia stated in the
Cleavels',d iterald that a Mr. Holmes
hos recovered against the Lake Erie
Steamboat Company Sd55, il the Ohio
courts Tor the loss OF uark originally
delivered, WITH other property, to the
master al the superior for conveyance
70 Cieaysand. Itseems the trunk was
lett on Board when iioIines was landed.
and passed Trough several bands be.
fore he again obtained il During he
time Il Vas otIt oi bis posses ION, it was
rubbed 81 about S4oo in money, besides
wearing apparel. The company was
made liable as common carriers and IN
der a special agreement TO deliver the
property in safety.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-03

Isaac B. DEsHA, we are informed.
has very nearly recovered from the
wound which he inflicted upon himself;
The only eiiectit hss. is his speech, which
IS somewhat impaired, tho il is thought
that he vii entirely recover
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