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Is WILLIAM EATON, D. Sheriff.

WORCESTER, IS April 5, 1875
a TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
"a Execution, and will be sold at Public Auc-
ton, on the premises, on HONDA Y, the t,ceifth
day Of Mag nert, at one of the clock, p NJ, all
the Right in Equity which JOHN ADAMS, Jrt
has to redeem about one half of an acre Of Land,
with the Buildings thereon, situated in Ash
burnham village, being the same premises now
occupied and improved by Asahel Corey, as a
Tavern CHARLES STEARNS, ID. Sheriff.
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MACHINERY for Sale.

NE7 ILL be sold at Public Vendue, ON SIT.
w URDAY, the 18th inst, at two o'clock,
P M., at the Factory owned by e. H. Trow.
bridge, the following Machinery, viz Card.
ing Machine, Picking Machine, and JENNY
y Conditions made known at time and
place ofsale FENNER ALDRICH
Worcester, April Is. SIG
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Initiation Rose Wood Chairs,
Pdtent Wkcel Bores

UtCTtJ ~ 1tCtt VUNUo
WNOR sale at the Store of WHEELER &
III THAXTER Worcester, Dec. 5.
a THENEUM, or Spirit Of the English Mags
IA. azines, No 97,-New Series containing,
as usual, great variety of interesting matter.
ypst received by c. HARRIS. April H.
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FoREIcN News. The New York papers of
Monday contain accounts from London to March
LIST. The London Globe Of the Goth of Febru-
ruary, says it is now said that the hordes from
Asia arriving at Constantinople, are immense,
as the proclamation orders all the male popula,
ton to rally round the standard of the Prophet
that the greatest excuses have been committed !,
that the Russian Banker has been killed, and all
the Russians in Constantinople and that the
other Franks have been sent to the Seven Tow
ers, to protect their lives from the fury of the
people 1t is stated that the original Turkish
Manifesto, which has reached England, is not
SO hostile in its expressions as the French
translators made it. New overtures are to be
made by the Allies TO the Turks-and in case
no arrangement takes place, the Hellespont is
to be blockaded, and all supplies from Constan-
tinople cut OFT by sea. Several ships of war
have sailed from Toulon for the Levant, and
others were preparing to sail from other French
ports.
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AwgTI0N 9AGNaa
Peacs for sale at .amctioa.

AN THURSDAY, the 9Th day of May next,
~ at 3 O'Clock, P M. upon an unlimited credit,
with satisfactory security,-a number Of PEWS
on the broad aisle, and number on each of the
side aisles OF the Rev. Mr.. HoADLY's Meeting
House. The place Of sale will be in said Meet
ing House. April is.
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MONEY. The Washington papers inform that
1t is the intention of Government, to pay off
five millions of dollars of the public debt, on the
first day of Jaly next. This cannot but have a
favorable effect, for time, in mitigating the
pressure for money, now so generally felt and
complained of But the only permanent rem
ody for the evil, is, to manufacture more, our
selves, so as to reduce our importations to an
amount, that our exports will pay, and thus pre-
vent this country, from being drained of its
specie to pay for foreign goods.
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MASONRY The excitement in the western
part of New York, growing out of the abduc-
ton and probable murder of William Morgan,
instead of diminishing, appears every day to ac-
quire new force and activity. Anti-masonic
papers are rising up in every direction, and
many of the old papers are obliged to throw off
their neutrality, and espouse one side or the
other of the question The papers abound in
renunciations of masonry by persons belonging
to the fraternity, and disposition appears prev
alent to prescribe, entirely, all who viii not fol-
low the example. Candidates for Office are
nominated and supported almost exclusively in
reference to this question. Anti-masonic lot
terry Offices, stores taverns, schools, &c are es-
tablished, an anti-masonic almanac is in the
press, and, last of all, an apothecary at Steuben
advertises =" .4nti-maS0nic Itch Oiatment' for
sale by the groce, dozen, or single" While
we are constrained to smile at this ludicrous as
ISOLATION of terms, we cannot but regret the
existence of such state of society as these
things indicate. 1t engenders distrust and sus-
picon throughout the community, disturbs the
harmony of families, and sets those in opposi-
ton to each other whose interests are the same
We believe that a guarded and prudent course
on the part of the masons themselves, may do
much to soothe the angry passions which have
been excited, and to allay the tempest which
now RACES with suck uncomfortable fury around
them.
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WANTED.

A T Saxon and Leicester Factory, South Lei
IA cester, a number of FEMALES, to attend
Power Looms, TO whom liberal wages and con-
slant employ will be given. Likewise wanted,
a BLACKSMITH and 2 or 3 MACHINISTS,
to whom liberal wages will be given. Apply at
the Factory, to JAMES ANDERTON, Super
CIV April IL.
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SO REWARD
BROWN SHEETINGS

NM7ILLIAM p GREENE, Providence,
Wv keeps constantly on hand superior Brown
Sheetngs, manufactured from the best of New
Orleans Cotton; they arc made up in neat pack
ages of about 500 yards, and are particularly
well adapted to the retail trade. ~ Orders
from abroad promptly attended to.
April l6. CIV
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WORCESTER, IS. April Z, 1923
EENAKEN on several Executions. (havino
IL been previously attached on mesne pro-
cess) and will be sold at Public Vendue, at Mr..
Cyrus Stockwell's Inn, in Worcester, on Thuys-
day, tie eighth day Of My merit, at two o'clock,
T. NJ, all the Right in Equity whicl, JONAs.
THAN WENTWORTH has to redeem the
mortgaged Real Estate whereon he now lives.
situated ir Worcester. Also, all the Right the
said Wentworth has in one undivided half of
about two acres of Land, with two Shops stand
ing thereon, situated on the north side of Me.
chanic-street, in said Worcester
l6 WILLIAM EATON, d. Sheriff.
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OHEBIING.
WOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
q see fit at the Court Of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues
day in May next, at one O'Clock, after noon, to
show cause why the Accounts of the Admins
tratiun of said Estate should not be allowed, and
the balance Of Estate distributed to the Creditors
whose claims have been allowed and you will be
heard thereon.
10 NATH'l. PAINE, J. Prob.
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NOTICE.

REIsS MARY-ANN SPOONER will open
1VE a SCHOOL in Rutland, on Monday, the
5th Of Nag next, for the instruction of Young
Ladies'.
u Refer to Rev Josiah Clark, James Esta-
brook, DR.. Samuel Gates. April l6.
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sions OF the day, undertook to give TO the pa
per an impartial or neutral character, In this.
ne succeeded about as well as the old man and
ms boy did, in their attempt to please every
body, when driving the ass to market, and Jared
similar to the bat in the fable. His Jackson
propensitles showed themselves so strongly as
to disgust the Administration men, who consd-
cred 1t Jackson paper in disguise, while the
jackson men, seeing the same thing, were dis
satisfied, because it did not come out decidedly
for their Idol. The irksome situation in which
this course placed them, is thus described by
the publishers:
Scarcely day passes but we are censured
by both the friends and opponents of the Adj
ministration. If we publish an article calculat-
ed to remove the prejudice of ignorance exist
ing relative to the true character of General
jackson, we are sure to be saluted in our pere-
CARNATIONS through the city with Z" out at last"
6 Jackson forever" and other expressions Of a
like offensive nature. If we copy into our col
umns paragraph commenting the immaculate
virtues and patriotism of Henry Clay, or approx
ing the measures of the administration, dozen
tongues will remind us of it within six hours
OF the appearance of our paper. We are often
very significantly asked by some, go where we
will, on ,ohich side Of the fence are yoa to day.
and by others, aohGt kind cfaPaper do you prints
Nov all this is +" very annoying, so it is" We
had an honest desire to be neutral but expert
once has satisfied us that a neutral course is i'm
practable We find that in striving to please
all, we incur the censures of all. To day we
make a selection that will concilate the friends
of Mr. Adams but our next paper is sure TO
give them offence"
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u The Spring Term of the Supreme Ju-
dicial Court, commenced in this town yester-
day. 1t is holden by Chief Justice PARKER.
We learn that it is the intention of the Court,
to sit till all the actions on the docket are dis
posed of.
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~ Charles Johnson proAcrs his thanks to
BIS fellow-ctizens, for their prompt exertions to
rescue his property from the flames, and would
express his grateful acknowledgements to them
for their liberality in assisting to repair his
losses. scarborough, April is.
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WORCESTER IS. Probate Office, April 9, 1898.
To The Creditors and Heirs Of JoAN UPuAM, late of
Templelon, IN S,id County, deceased, and to all 9TH
ers concerned IN the Estate Of said deceased,
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DRUGS, MEDICINES &c.

R9A or Sulphate 3 groce And. Pills,
OO Canine, 10 do. Lees do,
y do. Iodine, 5 do. Hoopers do,
cas-. Turk Opium, do. British Oil,
. bDls. Castor Oil, do. Opodeldoe,
3 ooo IDS Eng valerian, 1000 lbs. Eng. Burg dy
2O0 do. Pow'd Jalap, Pitch,
re; PeruvianBark, IL OF. Platina Wire,
bales Pink Root, for Dentists,
z do. Mazereon, 500 lbs. India Rubber,
25OJ lbs Liquorice Root 1000 do. White Vitriol,
. cases do. Paste, 500 do. Vel. Berries,
1000 lbs. Cascarilla 10 bbls. Alcohol, 60
tonQuassla in logs per cent,
casks do rasp'd, 7-casks Eng. Ivory
9 cases Camphor, Black.
10 bbls EPSON Salts, 9 do. do Emory,
cases Eng. Mag 9 do. do. Crocus, for
nesia, polishing,
100 lbs. called do, 200 lbs. Fig'Bue,
30 lbs. Blue Pill, in 2 hhds. R. Stone,
~ mass, casks powd'd Ar
500 do. Arrow Root, senic,
800 do. Tapioca, do. Zafre,
bales Alex SIENNA, 2 do. Blue Small,
2 do. Ind. do, / do. Green do,
2 cases Mama, in 100 lbs Frosting, vari-
fake, Gus colors,
do. do. sorts, "a doz. Pallet Knives
1000 lbs. Gum Aloes, l bale fine Sponge,
cases Gum Myrrh ease OxyInuriat
. DdleS ANS SEEDS, Potash,
500 lbs Ahgnstura, 5 cases Eng. Acids,
800 DO. Cort. Winter, 12car. Eng .Aq. Forts
casks Chammo- 2 casks Eng. Man
miles, ganese.
3 cases Rhubsrb; 1 do: Wedgwood's
3 casks Gum Arabic Mortars,
1900 lbs. Rad. Scle, SO do. Pewter Swim
9 cases White Wax ges,
1000 lbs. Iron Mortars 90 do. Ivory do,
SEQ do. Plaisters, vari- 50 groce Gallipots,
Gus, 100 do. ass'd Phials,
3UO lbs Quicksilver, 1900 do. Phal Corks,
Together with general assortment of DRUGS.
MEDICINES, P4TENT MEDICINES, PER
FUNERF, CHEMICALS, and SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS, from the mandatory of
Evans d Co, London, and the first manufacto-
ries in the United States, for sale at reduced
prices, by wholesale or retail, for cash or approx
ed credit, by
BREWER & BROTHERS, Druggists,
so q 90, Washington-street.
Boston, April Is. CIV
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COpartDership Formed.

FEYHE subscribers inform their friends and
& the public, that they have formed CON
nexion in business under the firm of
STONE g. HARRINGTON,
and shall in future occupy the Store lately own
ed by H. G Henshaw, ESQ. They have lately
received, and intend keeping constantly on
hand, a good assortment of ENGLISH, VEST
INDIA, & DOMESTIC GOODS, which thew
offer on the most reasonable terms, for cash or
approved credit.
DANIEL STONE.
OLIVER HARRINGTON.
Worcester, April is, 1923.
n BIN consequence of the arrangement
above mentioned, the subscriber is obliged to
call on those indebted to him to make ilnmedi-
ate payment DANIEL STONE.
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Commissioners Notice.


WWT E, the subscribers, having been appoint
w ed by the Hon. Nathaniel Paine, Judge
of Probate for the County of Worcester, Com
missioners to receive and examine the claims
of the creditors to the Estate of WYMAN
LOOMS, late of Brookfield, in said County,
deceased, represented insolvent, do hereby give
notice, that six months, from the fifth day of
February current, are allowed to the creditors
to bring in and prove their claims; and that
we will attend that service at the house of Eze-
kiel Walker, Innholder in said Brookfold, on
the second Monday IN March, and the first Mon
day in August, from one to six o'clock in the
afternoon of each Of said days.
HEMAN STEBBINS,
SOLOMON RICHARDSON, com rs
Brookfield, Feb 6, 1923. I6
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% The friends of liberal Christianity. in the
County of Worcester, are requested To- meet AT
the Centre School Heuse, THIS Ecening. ot :
o'clock, for the purpose Of forming Society.
Auxiliary to the American Unitarian Associ9.
ton. April l6.
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~ Meeting Of the corporators of the Wor
eester County Institution for Savings, at Capt
Ihomas's Hall, Tomorrow Eceaing at Z
O'Clock April TO-
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For II few weeks.
10 TIE I'itIgI.Ig.

IN Thu loh Nay, package containing
W lotler, ltrkets mud come money. VA.
delivered by Mr. N'kennic al Chnr aftcaeill'
The stage driver who lett that pine On TIM
morning, aud drove 10 Loving.ton. L. b. dsli
vered Ia Chpt. Aug. Lcitwich Of LynchbnIg
| arrived nj LoviuRstor, with the uturu slHgf
from LynCbhurR. about the sRme time, being
then cntpl"yrd hs diver hY Mr. Pryor, the
proprietor then lcli hs employ. MIR
Moore the driverto whom the package wn
delivered, enys thet he banded il 10 me. mud
that he could prove II. went Ia Lavtugs'ot
Tor the purpose ol eonhlinQ him Ia do So. # be-
could, aud he failed TO do "a. lie never did
deliver my such package 10 mr, nor did
drive the stage from Lovingst1h In Lvncbbu"s
On the morning whcu li,al pncknpe .honl.
haV" come on. IHtHhbD BAilEi
June 10. ~
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n PURSUANT 10 thr will ui John Cbrisiisp
" q Cd Iote ol New keut county. shall a.
his executor. sell L. the highest bidder. A. Am.
hersi court house, On Tie 18th dag Of August
tbenR eon'i day) the naff ~ land known aud
called hy The namr Of Edloc's containing nne
thousand acres This nnd les remarkably veil.
The man road Lending fnm L,nchbuff to New
Market passing nearly through IT'S fentHr. shout
~ miles from TIM former aud ~ from the latter
place, and about i niilrs from james RIVER. A.
boat bbu Hcrea - This rnrf are bcayl timhered
Tie nihef portion oil has been Lately riene,i,
u under excellent ionemg MD s INV IN wheat.
' he hhf' ahnns the lnnds # 1hpt. John Wnr
Wiek aud Nh irving Leo Londo.. eith,r 81 whotn
van tho" 10 any lef'nn wishing /, sfp Il.
onc ihird al thr purchase mouav will he r.
dnh'd ~ cash the resliun ~ ON and tNo yrlrs
60 he secured hv Iced nfnn1l GA the lnnd
JOHN II CHRISTIAN. Ex'of
lune ~ WtdssB
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VI DDI4 EAsl.pIaG.

~ n Goubic Cg'iadcr Hathiae.
SaulE subscribers respectfully iuftm tie
- pubic rhal ulen "a, ilne Machine Is pnV
~ complrre order, lor dr reception of Nooi.
which Nil hc rero.,od ~ thin store. opposite
ihr ,euian Office ~ ~ the M. niue, ~ Il "a
place iprmrIlv hnuan ~ Col I,n.h.F Mil haIf
ne nom Ltn'hbme4 pld .,,ar ~ ihr best
n#auual5 aud dalser'd ~ tic same places 1T
the shortest notice persurs residing NJ Ii5z
lance would do wi forward thol wool Ia this
machine by tre'r Wagons G,lngi IN prodace
We haVe employed person 10 conduct The
matliint, Who Is thnfouely acquainted with the
hnsrness. indrr hs supcnptendcnrr. il bas
undergone u complete repair and The cardne
vii bs done superior siyle. W. viii card nj 8
eents per lb. wihrh is cheaper than usual u,
consequence Of the hHfducss tn tunes .,rl
~ therefore shli'f IL" pa tenaEe ofihc puLlis.
Nrare ie"clsme u huge supply of,crg sup
fior hpol aud ~ ,hhn keep constantly un
baud, ana G,t sale. WooL AM Woo korts,
whiCh III be- sold low ior cash.
HOLMES Z. BREWSTER.
June - MI
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u, oIIGE - The wbscr,brr aH e9uUnucs 10
"a SILL t01acf0 md oiho prod,tc al copia,ls
5iot He p'h o'foap frod9te u an tiad iora
rerg modetatc fo0l t"HioD htfpjn9o ugaia.
cgf,cy .oaenre nun dIe bed p,,tea,,lit, ho1st,la
Hehmoud. boatwltnb h. feeftr,s mir ,a,Ied md
mod oluteate, eommueim Intelligence IRON, In.
royc ottd elurae,c h eHbf nuaticd n trau,asf
bpsuea nj oH hu,,a. uai Hooopgh tnopieage
NJ Me JragH rs ~eR rs domfsi'' @Drt,h
4 mn mn
n y Hmmg besn ogpoHtd nLur,cg Tom.
to.auer6r. ! nm prspnt,d nj al ilaes IN tafr
drpoaI"as aag "h,,, N CombbeH eppuig ota
ngg gtUaaiq n Jopod NJ my ogicc ay,r do5If
aborr nm inHAlm uOfi I ~.
Nag -. iG5a3
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Nl Oh fts--B yiffur Of deed ol rus. -
4 9 rented 70 me subscriber. by NiBan /.
ilefsry bcang date ihc 18th day nj January
1890 aal dals recorded u be county court OF
''up"d iaf he pupnse II securing ihr pfy-
p''nt If certain sn,n 81 money due - Ellis ~
A., 80 / ~ ffidaY The liih Of Iuiv mkt.
81 t'if. II nj. Elir q. - ar 3ay fsuhdavs except:
80 proceed 10 veil l9f oasi o. fht promises.
h"ei ~ preei pt nod. ing Hhd beipC on sen
fca rel IN CamPbeli county. containing one
huuaIed hnB sssfy arfrs ha,ng tin sn,ne qar
chased h, sad Harvey. of dmnpd Wade Tie
land Is valuable mud ~ortbt ne nlteuiiun ola
n, person wishing - nUrehaaea tract pf that
SIZE. 1e fttlc "a believed o be Rnod. hni
shall only convey the reaf vested = M rs ffus,
'oc. jEssE BURTON, nurirug ff5tsite.
June ~ t4.7y
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VIRGINIA SC As the fnrs hold IN me clerk Office
or the county court Of Bedford she day Of Juae,
I-!,. HezrSiah Dcl rleul, Vincent Joardan, Joshua
Mobiles aud l.ueiudn be-, vile, m. aeamst May Ann
Joufdpn, Lucy Jpndan, "Nor. Of Abstlom dunt'ian,
desd., Johu Jourtan, Sah"cl louulan, William
JnrJau. Dnsy Jourdau, and Jeremiah 1oqrt'an, dfis
To- shtucery.
T4p dofenllht : la'lvcH 'onri1n not having entered
ms apprirancc adroaug t. e Hc Of a3-cphly ard tbe
4lir. ail. court and appearing hs satsncoFE eRi-
ltice mat he & not ut7pt ot Ms country II -
ordered iat the said dc;'u ar do spPrr nrrc o. tie
rs DIV oil tho uext August torn and answer the bill "a
tle aluHs aud thfp copy Of this order be hlftnw1d
lscrte inthc enehburg biRiaian, iof Is dn0s sHi
csryely aud posted ri the front door of the court hsuse
of tins COUNTY, on two successive court days.
70 Aeopy-4rests. Ro C. aHTCa HILL, G, B q
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II Mr.. Webster. speech. delivered at the
great Boston dinner, viii be read with gteat ia.
tercst 1t is a manly vndicaton Of his course
on the Jdrh quesilon--a frank aYowal OF his
views of constitutional constructions on the sub
jeet ofinternaI Improvement and the reasons
by which those views are northumberland an
indignant defence of the . iron bound shores OF
New England against the taunts and sneers OF
those who. mo ignorance, or some worse mo-
tive, lose 10 occasion to rlicule and dpfime her
characicr-a character. "hich, whether viewed
IN relation TO It's original elements or 10 the pi-
ed men she ha, given TO the world IN all the de
partnenjs of human knowledge or to her chiY-
alrous devotion to human liberty, is unsurpass-
ed 10y amy the world has even seen, or which II
ever will scc.-Ne have not room to-day, for
Mr. Evcrelt's remarks but we shall lose no
time IN giving them 10 our readers
The song written add sung on the occasion,
by Mr. Finn, is very excellent thing of the
kind.
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New Publications.

ZDIiE subscriber has lnH received, direct
u from Philadelphia lie following new pnb
locations, viz
ST. Valentine Day or rhc Fair Maid oiPerfh
by the Ao,hor o., Natery &c, ~c. his work
i, SAID 10 be sapr IL. Ia any he has ever written.
Sn Waiter SCOTS Religious D'Scourses
American Quarterly Review, 9Th No. ior June
1879, jusl received and for delivery 10 snh.eri-
GERS AbkAM Il. NORTH
Iuno
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Drawing of the Dismal SWAMI

CANAL LUl JIHY, l3Ih tIass,
Takes place tpis day IN Richmond, and VIII be
r,ces,cd on saturday ncal. would rcm,nd
the public thai have jusl received - N htno
guorters tc~ hlcty numbers by the last mai
y ricn ma, be had by immediate application
The Caphal Is $1,000, winch is no SMALL snn
Tor these hard times Tickets onl, -, ano
shares in proportion hBRAM X NORTH.
June 70.
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Inrnpille Dividend.

THylIE resident aud Directors have dcclar
n ed dividend three dollar, On ceel
share Of STOCK in thc L,nohhoie aud 5aem
Turnpike Company. tor The la,l SIN months, cod
ing the l2th lstaut.
ALEXANDER TOMpNNS, Treaacer.
June 10 La
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Tennessee VII the friends Of Gen jack
son are claiming the votes Of New Hampshire
and Maine, in which States scarcely an ind
cation has been given in his favor, it surely
will not be deemed presumptuous in the
friends OF Alr Adams TO lay claim to a rorHer
OF tennessee, where the violent opposition 10
the General which the tmidtv ot those vino
felt il has hitherto kept down, is exhibiting
Itself in embodied strength, and conducting
its Operations with an energy which we had
not dared TO hope for.
We have heretofore announced the name
OF Tiomqs r. Nelson, Esq as the Adams can
n, late (or elector in the Kuorrite district,
and stated the strong grounds Of nope enter
,ained of his success,
Ia N1,4riHe, on the 25th OF MAY. delegates
appointed for the purpose assembled from ey-
.,v county composing that district, and DR..
Bogd arNqirV of Nashville Was nominated
Administrator Eiect0r.-An Address 10 the
ne,t,lt. WIS issued, in which. after showing
the fitness Of PR. Adams for the Presidency
andvIud,cating Mr.. Ciay's character from the
,s,ereicns that have been increasingly cast
Gam il they ask, " Why should Mr.. Adams
he d;snlacad 10 make room for another Is
:, hacause ne who is attempted to be elevated
:, his Mace IS nossessed oil temper and as
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WITCH iae Lad.es ere respectfully in,iied.
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