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THE AMIABLE TURK.

On the 9th of April, the annual public
sitting of the four Academies of the Royal
Institute Of France, took place at Paris.
M. Alaxandre de Laborde, eminent as a
traveller md saVant, read a most attractive
narrative OF recent journey to the East
performed by himself and his son. lie des-
cribed the three principal nations or races
who compose the population of the Ottoman
empire-tlle Turks, the Greeks, and the
Arabs. We offer translation of the con-
GLIDING paragraphs ofthe narrative, in which
circumstances are related truly honorable
to the Turkish character,-sa character that
has not experienced the same justice from
all Christian writers.-.N Y. Gazette.
Notwithstanding the difference of Ian
guage, OF religion and customs, which exist
among these people, there are nevertheless
certain qualities common to them all, that
seem to appertain to the very soil of their
birth one of the principal, to which we
should render all homage, is the sentiment
of hospitality which is every where discov-
cred, as in the time of Abraham and Of Ho-
mer. In the smallest villages, house is
always prepared for any stranger who may
arrive, and his expenses are betrayed at the
public cost during The space of twenty-four
hours, without any inquiries concerning his
condition or his name.
"The expressions Of welcome are almost
identical among these three people, and the
wishes conveyed by them have always ref
erence to that which they suppose you t.
hold dearest. .4dicai, my guest, was usually
the parting salutionI received, and may Goa
preSerUe yOur SOn--.adieu, young man, was
what was generally said to my son, and mag
God Prolong he days Of yO,tr father. Oul
journal might be opened at random to judge
of the marks of interest that we obtained
will cite but one instance Of them in ordel
to give-an idea Of the rest.
"On our arrival at Hons from Palmyra
after fifteen days of fatigue and privatiol
in the desert we learned thatwe were ex
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mo. 81
NO. ..
AN ACT in addition to the several Acts /

AN ACT in addition to the several Acts in
relation to the Inspection of Butter and
Lard.
SEC /. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives IN General Court as
Se'n6ted and By the authority Of the same, That
from and after the passing of this act, all the
Butter and Lard imported into this Common.
wealth, which have been duly inspected in the
State IN which such Butter and Lard shall have
been packed, shall not be subject to renspec-
ton in this Commonwealth
SEC; =. Be 1t further enacted, That all But
ter and Lard imported into this Commonwealth
which shall not have been inspected in any otn.
or state, may be shipped without inspection.
.4ppr0ocd By the GOeernor, June II, 1928
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hhooLVE prescribing the form of return
of Electoral Votes

.
of Electoral Votes.
RESOLVED, That the annexed form of a
return of votes for Electors of President ana
Wee President Of the United States, may be us
ed, and that the Secretary of the Common
wealth be directed to furnish each town, district
trlct and city in the Commonwealth, with
two copies thereof, and to procure suffi.
cien: number to be printed for that purpose
and that he also furnish each town, district
ana city, with copy of this Resolve and OF
the Act directing the mode of choosing Flee
tors OF President and Vice President of the
United States And that the Mayor and Alder
men OF the City of Boston shall have like power
as is hereby granted to the Selectmen of the
respective towns in the Commonwealth, and
with the further power to vary this form, so far
as their corporate character may require.
Form of the Return of Votes given for Electors
OF President and Vice President of the Unit
ed States
-; AT legal meeting of the Inhabitants of the
Crown, District or City, as the case may be- of
---, IN the County of ---, qualified
according to the Constitution, to vote for Rep
resentatives in the General Court, holden on
the first Monday of November, one thousand
eight hundred aud twenty-eight, for the pur-
pose of giving in their votes for Electors of
President and Vice President of the United
States-The whole number of votes given in
were received, sorted, counted and declared.
and record thereof made in open town meeting,
as directed by the Act passed June 10th, A. D.
1873, and were for the following persons
Electors at Large.
Electors for Suffolk District.
Electors for Essex South District
Electors for Essex North District.
Electors for Middlesex District.
Electors for Worcester North District.
Electors for Franklin District.
Electors for Hampden District
Electors for Berkshire District.
Electors for Norfolk District.
Electors for Plymouth District.
Electors for Bristol District
Electors for Barnstable District.
seloctmen of
- ---, Town Clerk.
n B. Insert the number of votes in words
at full length, and not in figures.
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by required to publish annually, at the close
OF each year, in one or more newspapers mot
exceeding throe) published within their respec.
tive Counties, or in an adjoining County, an ac-
count OF the receipts and expenditures Of their
respective Counties, arranged under distinct
ApprOved by the GO0crnor, June II, 1923.
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mo. A.

AN ACT requiring the publication of an
Annual Statement of County Receipts and
Expenditures.
BE II enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
rescntatioes iD General Court assembled and by
the authority Of The same, That the County
Counties in this Commonwealth, excepting
the County Of Suffolk be, and they are here
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POETRY.
From the Ladies Magoztns.
REMEMBERED WORDS.

How various, mid life's busy rounds,
The words that greet the ear
And yet, how few are treasured sounds,
We pine again to hear!
The measured compliment, still dealt
To all the passing crowd
The formal sympathy-unfelt-
The graduation loud
Who boards within his secret soul
Such tinserd things as these
And when escaped from earth's control,
Undimmed their lustre sees?
But there are words that come with power
In loves unchanging tune,
And to the gloomest midnight hour
lmpart the joy Of noon.
Her childrens lisping words, in thought,
Still cheer the mother lone;
And still to manhood's heart is brought
That mother tender tone.
The whispered vow oflove, first breathed
Upon the maiGen's ear,
Comes, and life's wastes with spring flowers
wreathed,
To woman's eye appear.
The word, half checked, that softly came
And chased the lovers fears,
Mid earth's loud chants--gold, power and fame
Still that low word he bears,
But there is one dear sound, that wakes
In every soul a chord
The rudest language music makes
With one remembered word.
Go, where proud realms have bowed to time,
Or through fresh countries roam
Mans heart, in every age and cline
Thrills to The sound of home
CORNELIA.
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EPIGRAM.

A member of the modern great
Pass'd Sawney with his budget,
The peer was in a car of state,
The tinker forced to trudge it.
But Sawney shall receive the praise
His lordshp would parade for
Ones debtor for his dapple greys,
And t'other's shoes paid for
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n B. Insert the number of votes in words
at full length, and not in figures
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pected at the house of an opulent Turkish
merchant named Hadji Hassaa. This ex-
cellent man had entertained for ten DAYS
previous, our servants and horses, who pre-
ceded us. He welcomed us with kind
ness that | shall never forget, and insisted
| on our remaining four days with him for the
purpose of recruiting after our fatigues
and during that time he bestowed upon US
every species Of attention with d prodigality
and grace which it would be difficult to en-
counter in Europe. His conversation was
as entertaining as instructive. The agdnS
or notables of the city, the governor and
Greek bishop, paid frequent visits at his
house, and evinced for him the highest es-
TEEN. At the moment of my departure,
wishing to make him present as is custom
airy in the East, | offered him a gold watch
and gun. DO not be dispLeased, ma dear
guest he said, IF do not accept yo,tr pres
eTt; other travellers have already pardoned
me for similar refusal. What you offer
me is more than equivalent to what have
done for you, but below that which [ ex-
pect from your friendship. This is my re-
quest Promise me that when you return
to your family, you will send me the small
est trltie which is really of your country,
that may possess proof of your remem-
brance of me; for it is not your gratitude
but your recollection that desire.
Touched at these words, pressed his
hands, and promised him all that he asked.
Wait he said to me, 'we will go both to-
gether; have sent your horses beyond the
precincts of the city, and, as the streets are
narrow, you will therefore be eased of some
inconvenience besides will have so much
n
slowly, and whilst crossing the bazaar,
perceived that we were followed by the
people OF his house, carrying great baskets
OF bread, which were loaded still more by
his nephew as they passed through the ba- !
Ear. HadJl Hassan,' | said to him, 'yon
have given us suficiency of bread for our
journey; 'this is not for you,' he replied. |
When we had issued from the city, we
found our horses; the servants still follow |
ed us, and in short time we saw ourselves |
surrounded by a crowd of mendicants, to
whom we were about to give aims, when
our host, elevating his voice, cried out to
them: Arrange yourselves here, and ask
nothing from this stranger. Here is all the
bread that could be procured in the city to- |
day, which shall be distributed amongst
you. Join with me in wishing for this friend !
that God may protect him and his during
his Journey
Excellent man, he whom you SO kindly
treated has now returned to his family; he /
has received from his fellow citizens COM
pliment which he was far from expecting
he is happy; but he has still some moments (
to devote to the recollection of Hadii Has
san, and to wish for him the felicity his viz
tues so well deserve %
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A HARD CASE. A tradesman applied at Ma
rylebone Office, Q4ondon) on Tuesday, to know
what he should do with troublesome black
smith who occupied the cellar Of his house
Mr.. Griffith" Turn him out Applicant
That is the very thing want 20 do but how is
it to be done :" Mr.. &c Give him notice 70
quit As" have dozen times, and he takes
no notice Of it, Mr.. c." Double his rent"
A." That will answer no purpose, for he does
not pay the present" Mr.. c." Take his
goods A-'' He has nothing bat tools, and
those we cant distrain." MIR, c." Its alto
gether bad" A." Yes, and il he is offended
he stops his chimney -fue, and fills the house
with smoke" The magistrate could give hiIi
no further advice, and the applicant went away
disappointed -Loadon paper
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-01
.NEV GOODA.

sEsIlE ;ub,cabs. have recently receiyeda aye aec.,
N=A 10 then previous stock Of
The following r part Of their assortment,
M1Tsted b1fege,, beautiful eolors
Wstered do and figured
Black white l. eolored French saiini
Di@ek India do 4 'atin levant,nes
Double chain black do
zeal z imitation Italian lus;ring'
Bsck ,en.bav, & .,,.n. - --'i-'- and cheap
all An' fancy hdA.s a, figured silk, gauze barege gro d.
!, S , @e'no imitation do ca.hmtEe imitation Do for
German twilled, sPiefeld, BoAs e, company and com.
an mon 6andsnns, for gentlemen
al kinds do for boys, children & servant,
linen cambria; Y linen cambria hdkfs.
hle',no aud cashmere DO
Nankin 4 Canton cranes
Black Ialas oravats
AL x hS ct 75sating eolcred white rs Ill, 5s4s
IT. hoesins for veils & dresses
thftad hohbinet iaces g. edrin-s
sue1 aad lambda Pas S nmhcrsd book pain
Striped and plain and herring bone do
Gafment, furniture and eatr6ric dinitie,
peauuul inserting and all other kinds TRIMMINGS a,
GIMP, cords, pushes lsce quilting, silks, NC &C. {,
bean,ie trimming for Peis,es ans riding dresses.
H Niane.' short kid, hor.e.kiu ano GLOBES
m mials;' long white - and oOored 90
a.; sn item walking, riding DIES, glove,
az kin1' ladies, yenemen's children. YOsIFRP
an k.hd, RtSS4HDS, those for beanpd bonnet. very
a large ss,ortmen. cambrie,. r,;.o,. c,,.,,.;,
dresses ~ ~ w. ''' se''S"'S
cane' hair eambet fer ladies and gen,leurn eloal,
a ne' and beautiful article -
Bomhazsu aud bonihazines
4'o'hs and earsm.res Of every dt;trirtf,n
IanS-up cords and veiveis
Silk aud tabhy do
C1ssinets of all coors
ings - N' 'es'i
Brown and hIeaohed douietcs of all widths nj ,,;,;
Do checks, bsdliokinss $50 ~ 9"''''s'
1inty wooiseys and kerseys, fer servsnt.' olsthng
O@nahurSs and ticklen' urgs "f all oualiie,
NAAfH4IHGS AND RUGS of the latest an eIsr,n
assortment 1907 go N''sa"
ip, German and Scotch sheeting come OF which 10
-, wide width without seaml
smell and Brazilian tuck. side a nd hent eo,,hs
a i'ise assoItment IRISH LINENS
SuPsror grass bleach, and exceedingly ebFa,
Nhhe, red and green dannes o. '
Spotted do for children
hlerino clu;h., for do
y 10 point do
NAPT CoTToTS, under market price.
ann hfss variety of other articles not srtive all p,
irh nave been purchased the lowest mari p,
ueh under, and Will he oete at smaller 60
'oHaIy III consequence Of the Iaieue ofthe season..
Dec. o5 "M' sEALE q co.
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4 most valunble Estate for SqIe


VIE uh5cubefy oar f0f sait II the finest Fsi,tes IN
4 LWet virginia: Il I've Este called "UunberIand -
yNs upon we tdnunky RIVER the county Of Kent,
"" wv milt hslY New Kent courthouse, the property OF
Col j. ~ watkins, AMI containing by edimaon nore than
Zoo acres, which acres afe r yats hi mi lsnJ
wen aHsplei g. The growth Il COM wheat cotton
eovtt-toO wood land, heavily tnered aed coo m,r,n
l5 several iou'es aud lois in the vlsge Of Cumber-
The UTsfcs Situated o. .he had 81 gos tiI -, i,;,,
"Hodns waller TOT vestes of 500 tons. snI preen n ne
~ a'o uuie'au' afmer more adyansges than any estate
The 1A land Is, Ia, been stated G,sf yg
w. fe onyff' and hes been much improved by their use;
e h5h inai heavily nbed; and the uisrsh y one n the
ny ~ % ~ We i",er eo"uifJi It - ususy high bessi-
imbtfed, eh7y With ash 7ud fiom experiment. actually
inside 10 Che 'ss Of the timber and wood on ne 5saeA he
expense Of clearing and ecainiHg, might be defrayed from
We SAFE % The wood tnbsr sud when claim cd would
large edse perfectly level, aud Of inexbauble fsf
Upon The estate are two fsher;s bein fishery Of no lit
W NOTE NE annui profits Of which have eeuealy about
80, 'uu ,Han h,hpy immediately opposite to The herrius
y Which might alsU he rendered valuable aud Cue
,n re nmeday upon the river, and acent TO the Wiz
ge OF Jumhtrlsndjthe Improvement comfortable dwelling
nouie Of foas TIE cromsy out hOuses barns and ice
hve ne dwelling house y upon very elevated situation,
comnlning view of The fst land, msfsh river, and
rounding country for les Fish aud Wild fowl Of every
variety are ikep upon The eftsfe 10 their proper
iht mhkets Of Richmond Baltimore alike contiguous
20 ~ nni produce shipped 10 both FOR the feight
premises.
This property snow offered Tor sasupoo a credit Of Z, 20
years The price Which very Doserlie be known -
mond, ho VIII chcefuy shy conmuncstions upon
tue sutJrt Letters by must he paid Ooh Wakinsiwhy
rssid upon Che pisnso, and Dir. TERED residing IN tie
reshhofhood, will sheW The lsnj any wishing 70 yeg
q, anj give any Information % ai he sfoIded.
JAMES LYONS, Jr
lsh g. rs -2lv9V THoj. r. TERlELIs
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PQiuo6ie E,siolc . =,

y,,rc pGiua6is E'stateJo for Sq,e
~; Offers Tor sale that valuable I:,,,,c
NS sailed B.lgtove, sdjoinin. Seo,.vi' on Jane.
IL. i,S o. John r. keh,d,oo Esqs s 10 the
E,si. neN,, with all the privilege, OF ,ee;rs gwen
s,rs "a aug may be fairly considered one Of ~. OF
100 acres of excellent land on r,erv IN E-Ao atrae.
30 feet eu1 anu She,, Al,os large brick lumber Snns
..me a. ,h ana an interest another in ~
.s liberal advance money viii
'ei 81 such value For psre .ppiv 10 I'M IN pro-
I" to the subscriber Scottsve rp" D. Dyer, Esq
STEPHEN wOODSoN r,,,,.
IN For Wu. Moon, E, sd,s.
10 m, .,b'shs 10 -" M Moon, will paymsp,
E.b 10 0ei' STEPHEN wooDSOS
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18Th d.. y at court held for Meekl-abus county Ia,
1ohn r. Finch, John Smith, VIM N. Smith and Archery
81 Smith, 'e Ae' ''e hfm OF Finch
against THuA
The neIsSSin ,, S Iss " o. ,tonnes, Defdts.
ts & see'!dng 10 the act OF assembly aud the rules Of
eooI' ana Appearing TO the satisfaction u m, com, III,
% mol an inaabhant OF this On motion of the Pin;
n. oy her attorney, Ordered, That the deferdsn A.
nete on ,he'i day Of Match court next and a,',ss
@ PSnt OIL, and that copy OF this order he inserted q;
~, me newspapers printed ia the of P.ter,b,s NJ
Ivy hiehnlond tOr weeks w. and po,e,
''h' 10oF oil The courthouse Of said county. e,py Ts
Jan. 90. - u oAf LIS ID c.
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AZ ptfsns havos CLAIM, ssansg tie Estate Of Caller
hsrr'son,dee will pea,eo bring them rorNardsll a
henhca'ed on or before the it day Of Augu as the
. determined 10 Close his administration wi,hou delay A..
those accounts which brought before
notice will be plead as in bsric their recovering.
THOS. L. PoYrHRESS, Admir-
de sons with The will annexed Of Collier HARRISON de-,
"is'Sh 90 i0i-w4w
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81 .HLERND

THAT high blooded race h3r.e, renowned for ,,h
- speed and botom, gotten by the celebrated iuoted
more S'f Harry viii stand the ensuing season. al my stable
~ ~ county OF P0w,aan about mites from fhe count
nous Is from AIchsuz Ferry 81 Iiehuiond and ,bgtt
~ ont Eetersburg and 'e he let mares al ~ dplI.t
he seasJni which commenced the LIST Of March and ell
expire on Che ist August when The money must be rs f.
.. discharged BY fifteen dollars raid by the dt dsy Of
Ausui' nex 50 dolls n'urance aud the ale leap or
PPo,ed Notes sent payable lei January next l,,ib so
Stnsto ihe groor Good pssrase will he furnished gea
o mares eii With the horc add good taken Of Them
ou no Inability Tor accidents escapes. To mares il deed
"i be given three feeds Of grdiu per dey f % cent?,
O. Alfred 10 about 10 AMI bali hands high and subs an.
isiy made; beautiful dark bay. with black leg name
aud tai generally all wei Of the completed Il hand
onest hg1!cs IN the States. Hts bleed ,7sI 10 nuy In
hs woid heng gotten by ST. Hay be dam Lady Ches,es
heIi, ~ hiJmed, out ~ cart E5.kel Dance marc Iait
BoinsbroOk, diam 81 Wfsuccr other frt rpts cer.
we daD y Panlla n, Machem. King UerOd, Fesrpo,. h.
Cahe, GodoPhin Arabian--s' that gentlemen mag expect
rom inloouded mares n good form and sire 10 have good
racers, snt Ou OF other ns good saddle and
hoiei HIS SO are universally admired f9r their beauty
i usin"es Heis Of The best crosses TO he found lr
So ATchy m5ref
Inc suhcr'hb's 81 be- p1isssson The f peiizree
hy and the grandsm Of SIR Alfred 5nl Jldy
fhd aiso Sr Alfred performance the Turf which viii
ne 'he"nio ANY gentlemen who may wish H.
a, HOBERr g. MACON
~
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TIE WOUNDED EAGLE
e' ars, nisec ma tete dau, ie eiei abri
ofas.nes ne sers, pa, bse temp,n

y "e teieD Pay of"eeavant Ie temps" -EDrEnnc
Eagle ihi, i, not Thy sPherci
Watrior-b;ri, what seek.t thou h.rcp
Wherefore by the fountains brink
Doth thy ro-al pinion siuke
Wherefore on the violeps he'd
layeit thou thus thy dropping head
ThQu, that hoid'si the blast in seosn.
Thou, that weA''t the wings Of morn!
E'Sls wilt thou Ut arise
Look upon thine own btis ht.iiss,
an Thy glancs the fery sun
There Hrs pride OF place hath won,
And The mountain lark there,
Aud sweet sound hash filed the cir.
Hs'i thou left realm high:
Oh il eau he but 10 die
Eagle, Eagle ,anu ha.t how'd
from thine empire DER the cloud
Thou that hedst ethSi cal birth,
Thou hsst ,tooPd too near the earth
and The Hunter shan hath found thee
aud the tolls Of Death have bound thee!
--WhercfJre didSt thou leave thy place,
Creature Of kiusly race.
Vert thou weary Of thy thron-a
WaN the AXIS dominion ion,.
Chill aud lone il well might be.
Yet that mighty wing was free
Row the chain is DER Il cast,
Er"m thy heart the blood lows fat.
--WO FOR gifted souls and high
Is not such tAeir destiny
isEII C.yA ut,nYaN-.
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JIIT. I'm. ". Peyt0n,
TO tax. notice, that Monday the 3st of the
al himsnoek between the hours Of 10 in the morning snd
IN the evening" aud to continue from until the
be completed shal process by Counsel to take the
tons Of Jos, Da aud Others TO be read 40 evidence
now depehdnS an the Superior Court Chaneery IN,
Fredereksburg District, in which ss Plsina and Won =,
PENDANT. NJ Si,v :, ~ ~
March 25. 20. 1911
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.hOYI(tE

a DISSOLUTION VI The Co ptftnetshin, Ut III .uev
<A tfEinc Co. Motley ton'sruf hsgirr t,t-r 49,
hetwten The parties the fh Noe. 1896 Henry IL m n,rys
tayug received The goods aud debts 10 settle LIN rls.
k'od he above Grms, those htvins oisns he bg
1s' val present them 20 ban Tor payment rs he 30 the r
p.,'nn sg,hori'sd 70 settle ihcm. NAfHL NJ MOTLEY
'""''" 90 f0I-v1w
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I(k virtue OF deed executed TO th,
Edward Haiism AMI wife, bearing date the i7ih day
P. poi ana duy recorded IN the Oifee VI the huns
proceed to sell iO' ready money the
The next far day thereafter, that well known the
iAV N, in the city Of Richmond and the tenr-
eut the said Eagle Tavern. TIE title under wh
he 'uosSrioer' will sell believed he udputahi. hot
ey WI convey only such title IN them by sad
ueed OF "u'' WIZ. cambridge, Trus-
Y, 60 WIN. BARRETT, ( tees
gu" 40
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RICH.NRU pnLTaIlIl

NAWlbL aece sw 90 The courts ~ me couniies OF Mel
w 500 amherst ans Buckinshsni also m tie Srpfr,o
y'ut ihe county " Camrb s The fourtt ~ The ep,rs
n L{nch1lrs, and The Superior Court of Ohsucrry r
ie ty"cSsnrs piiiri-' Iir s-lis0ee OAK rink, We r
Hf-'h - t,i-rf-