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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-17

Singular nut well contested N4ICIf 1T DfINI-
NOES, will bc played by the extraordinary little CANARY
BIRD AIY, (viU has already sheNn her skill at the game
by beat the scientific players in this city and
the CANINE PHILOSOPHER DON CARLO Two ,c,s of
DOInnocs will be provided at they have uIpou-
ni;y ofovcrooing each others hand An umpire appointed
the occasion. Fairy coming from her cage carefully looks
her dornocs sc,c, the right which hc carries her
hill and deposits gaa pedestal distance off, aud on
her adycarys 'ay being announced, returns aud plays
1ngly At the conclusion nj the match, she will play lady
gentleman prcsencr which her learned antagonist the
Dor Don Carlo will follow her example nv taking hand
cards PLAYING game of onnOcs With of the company.
THE DETPEIlC ORACLE, from the great rooms Spring
Gardens London will amse the company 10y singing and
vcrsnz the answering questions proposed and by de-
II poSess the Of an Argus an Is dmnuvc
in stature not ~ be- seen by auv individual
Also the Tt RKiSH FEMALE AUTONlATON JCCiGTER.
the sze Oflile) Which viii produce variety of objects The
word of command and change them with live greatest Irly
after manner of the celebrated Ramo SainOc, the Indian
Jur-lcr.
The ,mrivalled BIRDS or KNOWLEDGE, from lnc3 and
Canary Islands, will deli lit the company hy pcFiYuhug
IN astOns.ng with Cards DOn'noc, F.girc,
&C. advancing and returning AZ the word ofcOnmaId.
BTo Birds belong and taught by tine cecbtard
teacher Of the "frccian DOG APOLLO"
Likewise, tic auusing MAGICAL. DANCING FIGURES
which after being handed the company WILL being placed
on the oor, dancing any tune, varying til" step
stopping command without amy visible means OF being set in
motion Ihcy of safe win condiuOns)
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-17
T1E5 DAXI
$4,000 nGGGAES,

1910 Prizes. $l836sO
Whoie T1ctctss}o HaySlo, Qaarier s., EigttGs so.
Washington. Dee. Is.
~ The Managers official list of the drawing of
tho above SPkd scheme Will be received on TE,,ys
day afternoon. at clock The cush as usual can be
had for prizes the moment the drawing is received
at the Lottery & Exchango Office Of
THO. y. BIGGER.
Whore no. 23. -, Sc, capital prize of GOO
was presented on Saturday last and Tie cash fmmc-
diatcly phil dec 1G
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-17

rules holden in the cle- ohrc tie count c1lu Of
"a King Queen, tho 9th of Ocobcr 1925 Philip Pen
dcton f nguls Nathaniel Crane and Pcyou Crane dts
IL CHANCRRV.
Tho defendants having entered their appearance and
gwen security according the act Of assembly tr rules OF
this court, and Appearing by satisfactory EVIDENCE that they
not inhabitants OF this State Ordcrc that the defendants
do appear here the second Monday i'm January ucxt and
answer the bill Of the PLAINTIFF and that copy Of this order he
forthwith Inserted in newspaper published the cy n
Rchr'ond for months successvcly and posed a. TIE u
door Of tho court house Of the said county.
00S copy. Tcstc ROBERT POLLARD, ir D. O.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-17
Richmond Dycing Establishment.
On Cary Streef, rcpr Of ne Pjrginn and TURNER'S
Er1k.s.

On Cary Streef, rcpr of me Prgipia and TURNER'S
Br1fs.
Y OSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful 10 the ladies'
- and gentlemen Of Virginia for past hvours arl
hopes continuance Of rho sume and would thank
he ladies sending their silk dresses TO have them Ia
ken to pieces, which vii enable him to warrant them
20 be dyed and finished as well as Ut any establish
ucnt III the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not no
cessaTy, as ne Ias suitahlc machines to finish tho IL
sent TO him IN the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen are hkcWisc informed, tn. ,,e se,,---
and rcnrws in col..r cUats -o.-i1rls and vests to
geter VIII III iHds Of apparel and requested repairs
thcm In The nCatcst manner. As usual AL kinds oe
Pcco goods dyCa. aHd lot cold pressed; f1rnitt,
stulis cleansSd and r'-lyc3 in tic neatcst manner
". II. Tickets viii tc issued ON having the ro,ds
with hiTn, and requests they Ill be presented 90 ap-
plication for tho saipn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-17
GROCERIES.

GibOCth lEsS.
BE oe rcceirjrg -er Schrs Diome1c, Fdiyjie'G Bal
tic & Mary. for safe,
I'D IIhds West India moiasscs
wv do New Orleans do
SO bags coffee
100 kits family mackerrl
1is bbls potatoes
5i boxes tallow candles
25 bbls onions
1879 do No. I, 2 and mnckcrcl
10 boxes spcrmaceti candles, first quality
half chests Tyson tea
40 boxes ginpowder do, 10 lbs each
10 pipes imitation brandy, 4th proof
100 sides soalleathsr, best quality
10 bbls Newark cider
90 casks Goshen cheese
10 bbls Or'- 80. -..ay
SSt casks Thomaston limo
bbls, 4 boxes and Dds sugar
3 casks assorted stonewarc
cases Webster's spelling books.
dc 1910 DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. 20.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-17

OTlCE.--l am very anxious, TO close the collec
~ ton of the city tax, due the present rear .oJ
VIII call again, on all who have not paid / can he
found at the Washington Tavern, until 10 o'clock
every day. GEO. p. CRIIWp
dec leo 30 if CoIlac,o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-17

Number Of Boo'', and amount eTjgatre pissed 6o,ca
through ne Lo'oer Loci-s
Dc. 15.--98 bids. tobncco, do stems 10 cords
wood, 80 bushels whcat, % bushels corn, $500 feet
plank, 80 kegs manufactured tobacco, - kegs lard,
ll3 pieces Bacon II bbls. brandy 1000 los. sundry
articles, 92G bbs flour, 26 upland boats, coal boats,
2103 bushels coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-17
JH.9.HypOJyI C8,"Ty.E

WILLIAM GOFF announces to the citizens of
Richmond and Manchester, that hc has two of
The finest Cattle, ever brought to this market
They may be ut Blackwells Stable. near the
Old Market for several DAYS. dog 1,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-17
MARINE NEWS.
%oRT az RICHMOND, DEC. rs.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Schr. Britannia, Armistcad. fiom Norfolk with
sugar and tea, 10 fhplott g. Johnson, Wb,Iock g.
Wicker, end JOS. Wallace;
Schr Con. Jackson, GohFisi, from Cabin Point,
with shingles and cotton, TO Jas. Wiuston
Steamer Norfolk, Capt. Ferguson, sen. from Bati-
more, via Norfolk, with passengers.
Steamer Richmond, Capt. Chapman, from, Norfolk,
with passengers.
TesseIs p1sscd IN Ac Ripcr By ne Steamers qyyircd
last RiSh.
Above TluIcs Town, The Richlaopj Poc'"'. krcTp,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-17
THEATRE.

u IN compliance with numerous roouos.s md NJ
hAMBLlNS decided success during his short en-
gageinent, the public is respectfully informed that ne
IS rG'enyngcd for few nights and will appear ON
Wf0"eSddg Ereanlg, the 18th instant, as the DrKE
A NINA IN Tobins popular Comedy of the Honey
MRS. STONES SEVENTH Ntc1rr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-17
INDIA RUBBER SHOES.

TIE subscriber has just received a large supply Of
Ladies' and Gentleincns India Rubber Shoes,
which are lmpenetrabe oy water, and nm excellent
gFsSsFsa!iys t af hfath mG R OF 6ss Diseases which
result from colds. Those persons who easily take
I'D by danipening their feet, ought to guard them
selves by wearing the above shoes, which equally
conducc to health and comfort. All who become ac-
Iuaintcd with the benefit OF the India Rubber Shoes
from experience, will never after omit the use them
lie has also OF hand largo assortment of Ladies
and Gentclucn's Boys aud hiss"s' Boots, Bootees
and Shoes; Leather, aealskn and Hair Trunks; and
Il few dozen of Emerson's celebrated Razor Straps
I'll ofwhch he is disposed tos at low prices for cash
dec 9--2aw6t SAMUEL PUTNEY,
Under the Eagle Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-17
IS YATES & MINTYRE.
BIGGERS OFFICE.

81. 50, 70, 70, 45, =,
Were the drawn numbers il the Grand State, II. /.
No 10. dec 16
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-17

Tho New York American Of Saturday evening,
quotes u y. Bank Stock at IA ii "a 1El -. Tx
change ON london ut 100 l-2 q lOg "a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-17

TlE subscriber respectfully informs the public and the ncr
hers of the Legislature particularly, that no will opcn on
Tuesday I'd Of December bis apartments Aliens Lottery
Ohco, Class Tor Godcm Lang0gcs-comPrsng the French
Spanish, Italian, and 'ougese The days Of atcn will
irs, Of March Several Gentlemen have already given
their those disposed join them, viii please TO make
immediate application.
OF few advanced pupils bc received IN the fri
French Class which recites Monday "Wednesday and Fri
dav Of each week from t o'clock in the evening: and
pupils IN the Bookkeeping Class which attends on
the same evenings from till o'clock.
dec 2-eoim STEPHEN BERNARD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-17

N ESohS' .. r. MILLS d co. of New York.
lSA has sent few bundles of fruit trees for
sale; those who DESTROYS of getting choice peach
apricot and plumb trees, will please call Immediately
as the weather is now fine for setting them out.
dec IL CHARLES ELLIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-17
TOBACCO


VERY respectfully take leave to return my partcu
- lar thanks TO those planters who have been friend
~ as to lntrust the management o. leir Tob-cco 20 me
Us Salesman at the Public Warehouse. | hone 1t is
not necessary for Inc to say, that my best eXertons
have been used to render general satisfaction again
tender them the same attention nay more as nv health
trust has been rcstored.I would here remark To nv
hlends Tor whom have done business, well rs ma
ny others for whom hope TO be engaged that this no
tee woudnot have been introduced upon them but Tor
the offer OF Mr. Lakeland to do business at the same
place as competitor. Oar frr5ns as they tq, see
t1GF ,IaSff@tfI suVe uiiy Ching like contention. j.
should not be expected that when there is fair
competition in this way that the inspectors would
feel themselves IN any way interested, particularly
If the patronage is extended to the house
al heretofore by the Planters. Should anv Fobac-
co be directed to the Warehouse without specifying
any preference in the Salesman, the owner viii re-
collect that he has the right to choose for himself
even on the day of sale. The situation Of sales
man Is IN no way connected with any of the
other duties of the Warehouse. Consequently
1t Is held alone by the patronage of the Planters
and dealers Surely can give 10 better evidence OF
my attachment to the interest of the Planters and Inv
anxiety to promote their interest, than to annex the
following names, composing large majority of the
principal buyers, who have kindly directed me to
give reference to thom by way of shewing their sa
tis!acton to my mode of doing business u salesman
FhoPartlcuar patronage ofsr!c dealers is worth more
to the growers of Tobacco than any other evidence
that have to ofcr-for such an expression OF their
feelings, have only to return my humble tianGs--
The Inspectors receipt for all Tobacco sent to me VIII
be returned to the owner consequently shall wait his
order for its inspection sDd sale All expenses paid
If directed, b.; the subscriber-OGce at the Ware
! house. IT. y. MONTAGUE
REFERAScE.
Rogers md Harrison. Tucl.e anil Si-cr
Jno. and HIN. GiiIjdfi, DqaieJ JpiutricE
/ Scott, Urine s. Go. mo. JoHcs,
| 7hos. Adkins, I'm. RyrcH
.Jno. Seicdrf. Chs Ellis
Kerr, Cdslie s. Co. =. II. .N0lijgr,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-17

MRS. JOHN G.. MOSBY has taken the house
street, nenr the Second Presbyterian Church. and il
prepared to accommodate suoh of her friends as may
favor her with their company, with Board, on the
usual terms. She wishes to engage six or eight
Members oftbc Legislature, with or without families.
nov ~ 12t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-17

EUS'F RECEIVED-Syms' Waterproof patent
~ JUocc0sins, for ladies and gcntlcmcn.-Also gem
tlcmcns calf shin Boots squarc-oe Boots with India
rubber lining between the soals, for s.. Together
with every description OF ladies' gcntlcmcns, misses
boys and chldrcns Boots, Bootees and Shoes at very
reduced prices nj the corner of Main and 9TH streets
by GRhNNISS, son 81 BROTHERS.
doc 0-ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-17
For sale.

" Ear superior Antigua rum. years Oh
st. Croix, Antigua and northern do
Cognac and imitation brandy
Holland and country gin
Malaga wines
English Island and Cuba Inolasses -
81. Croix sugars, in hlts. and barrels-lonf do
Rio, Lnguira, Porto Rico and Liberia coffee
Gunpowder, imperial, young Tyson, hyson and SOU
chong teas
foulcs patent shot, Haxalps nails
Oid IRISH whiskey, chocolate, wool hats
Nutmcgs, fig blue, qui,ls white lead
Indigo, Irvine, hoop-ron dcmijohns
I-S pint German tunbers cheese
Window glass, German steel
Soap, candles, &c. &c.-apply to
uec IT-1 OTIS, DUNLOP &, co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-17
N1ATT AGBE So CrEyCN.

N1ATI AGEEs s. CWEyCE.
Fs'iiE following were the Numbers drawn in the
4 18th Class. Dismal Swamp.
81, t9, l3, III. j, 5, II.
j. II! 43' Capital $500, sold at the Managers Of
fec under ta Eagle Hotel.
u. Tickets in the 18th Class, Dismal Swamp, are
now ready for sale. The patronage Of the public in
general is solicited to this splendid scheme, contain
ING capital of $4,000, to be drawn on tie 18th OF
February next.
dec Is YATES & NiINTYRE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-17

MRS. STONES SEVENTH NIGHT.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-27
THE SEXTON OF COLOGNE.

In the year 1874 there lived at Cologne rich
burgomaster, whose wife, Adelaide, then IN the
prime of her youth and beauty, fell sick and died.
They had lived very happily together, and, through
out her fatal illness, the doating husband scarcely
quilted her bedside for an instant. During the lat
ter period ofher sickness, she did not suffer greatly;
but the fainting fits grew more and more frequent,
and of increasing duration, till at length they |
became incessant, and she finally sunk under
them. III
1t is we'll known that Cologne is city. which, as
far as respects religion, may compare itself with
Rome; on which account it was called, even inI
the middle ages, Roma Germonica, and sometimes
the Sacred City. 1t seemed as II, IN alter
times, it wished TO compensate by plety the mis-
fortune of having been the birthplace OF the
aboninable Agrippina. For many years, nothing
else was seen but priests, students, and mendi-
cant monks while the bells were ringing ana
tolling from morning till night. Even now you may
count in it as many churches and closters as the
year has days.
The principal church is the cathedral Of ST. Peter
one of the bandsolnest buildings in all Germany,
though still not so complete as it was probably IN
tended by the architect. The choir alone IS arch
ed The chief altar is single block OF bla k mar.
Bile. bronghtaonr the Rhine to Cologne, from Namur
upon the Mas In the sacristy an ivory rod IS
shown said to have belonged to the apostle Peter /;
AID in chape! stands gilded cofin,with the names
of the holy Three Kings inscribed. Their skulls
are visible through an opening-two being white as
belonging to Casper & Baltesar the third black,
for Melchior 1t is easy to be understood that
these remarkable relics, rendered sacred by time,
make deep impression on the imagination of the
Catholics and that the three skulls, with their
Jewels and silver settings are convincing proofs
OF genuineness to religious feelings though a
glance at history is sufficient to show their spurious
ness.
1t was in this church that Adelad was buried
with great spendour. In the spirit of that age,
which had mnre feeling for the solid than real taste
-nore devotion and confidence than unbelieving
fear-she was dressed-as bride 10 lowered silk, a
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-27
NOTICE..

Persons wishing any sort of PAINTING done, with
neatness, accuracy, and dispatch ADVERTISEMENTS
Inserted or SUBSCRIPTIONS paid where there are
no Agents appointed in their neishbourhood to re-
ceve the will please apply, or direct to H. Porter
and Son. No. 81, Market Street, Wilmington.
All communications, not of the above character,
be addressed to NJ. Bradford, Editor Of the Della
ware Journal, Wilmington.
This arrangement is made for the more regular
and prompt execution of business.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-27
AGENTS..

CoNcopp.-Dr. Thomas Adams, P. M.
Henry Cannon, P. M.
FRANKFoRp.-Mr. Isaiah Long.
DAGspoRoucH.-Dr. Edward Dngle.
GEORGE TowN.--Mr. Joshua S. Layton
LEwEs--H. +. Rodney, p. M.
MlLFoaD.-Mr. Joseph q. Oliver
FREpERIcA.--J. Emerson, P. M.
CAMpEN.-rhomas Wainwright, F. M.
DovER-John Robertson, Esq.
SayRsA-Samuel IL. Hodson. Esq.
CANrwELLs BRIpGE.--Manloye Hayes, NJ.
MIppLErowN.-Thomas Harry, P. M.
SUBMIT BRIpGE-John Clement, P. M.
WARWICK, Md.-John Moreton, P. M.
Subscribers living in the vicinity of the residence
ofthese Agents, may pay their subscription money
to them, they being authorized to receive it, and TO
give receipts.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-27
Vol. III.
CDNX3xTIONS.
THE DEL.aW.aRE JOURNAL

THE DELHIV.HRE JOURNFL IS pub
lished OF, Tuesdays and Fridays, at four dollars
per anpun,; too dollars every size months IN ad-
vance. No paper to be discontinued, until ar
rearages are paid.
advertisements inserted on the usual terms
Viz: One dollar for four insertions Of sicteen
lines, and so in proportion for every number Of
additional lines and insertions.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-27
UNION CANAL LOTTERY, 9Th Glass
Draws on Saturday the 3lst May.
VCTYE15E

Draws on Saturday the 3lst May.
SCHEME.
prize Of $4,000, of $500, Of 1000. of
1900, of 1,es2, 9 Of 1000, a Of 500. Of 800, 10
of 200, 10 of $50, 90 of 100, 46 of 80, 4o OF SO,
46 Of %, 1850 Of and $3.50 Of dollars
Tickets S4--Half 2-Quarter 81. Eight So
DELAWARE AND NORTH CAROLINA
Lottery, Glass No |, E.rtra, draws in this Borough
on Tuesday Sd of June. at O'Clock, +. NJ.
SCHEME.
prize of 5000 dollars, of 1866, of 1000,
6 Of 800, 6 Of 200, 10 Of $50, 10 of 100, 20 OF
100. 1873 Of 10, Also of and $3.50 of 81.
Tickets S2-IIaif Sl-Quarter SO cents
To be had in a great variety Of numbers at
Z. BARKER'S
Prompt and Lucky Office. No y, Market St
Wilmington, Del.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-25
Both, 81 days,

RISE OF THE NAsHAwAY. A cTres-
pondent informs us that we were in error in
the statement made in our first number, re-
speeding the rise of the river in this town
the last autumn. He thinks the swells have
been greater in August and September a
considerable number of times. He states
particularly that on the 22d of September,
1787, the north branch of the river was at
least four feet higher than it was any time
last autumn: that he went on to field then
improved by him near Leominster line, and
could get only within about 25 rods of the
river; that at short distance above, the
water had but little chance to spread, on
account of the high lands on the sides of the
river, and that the current verged from this
contracted spot with such force that it SEEM
ed to have no power of turning, notwith-
standing the surface of the water on the
flat was two or three feet lower than the cur
rent. A sheet of water rolled off the edge
of the current like rolling down dam of
2 or 3 feet descent, and the food-wood pass
ed down on the current with the rapidity Of
a horse at full speed. At what is called
Poniken mills, 9 miles below, the water cut
a channel round the north end Of the dam,
and carried off from 2 to 3 acres of land, then
occupied as cornfeld, to the depth of from
a to 6 feet.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-25
DIED,
S5
the 18th instant. Daniel Rupo

y
In this town, on the 10th instant, Daniel Rugg
the tenth and youngest child Of James Rugg, who
was the eleventh and youngest child of Daniel and
Elizabeth Rugg, Of this town, who have lived to-
gether sixy-two years, the former aged 49, and the
latter 50 years they attended the funeral in COM
pany with twenty-five Of their own natural descend
ants, ffty-four being absent Communicated
In Bolton, James Breed, aged IS. In Sterling,
Miss Sybil Thayer, aged al, daughter of the late
Isaiah Thayer. In Orange, Lucinda, wife of Nathan
Wood, aged 80. In Petersham, John Foster, aged
10. In Lowell, Abner Foster, aged IS. In Dana,
Benjamin Woods, 80, patriot of the revolution.
In Worcester, Eliza Wiswell, daughter of Samuel
Wiswell, aged 90 Thomas Nichols, aged IS.
In Charlton, Moses Hammond, aged SO.
In Leicester, Capt. John Holden aged rs, an Off
Ger of the revolutionary army On the same day.
Capt William Watson, aged 83, another revolution
airy officer.
In Lexington, Eliiah Lawrence, aged 49,
In West -Cambridge, Lucy H. Gay, aged &c. In
Lenox, Mrs Ann Elizabeth Stuart, aged 60, former
ly OF Salem. In Waltham, Lucinda jackson, "A.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-25

4 Ev.King of Sweden is said to be so
!, void of resources, as to have been
Sslled not long since to pawn his port
eau at Basic.
VIM. Congreve has put forth pros
far a new system of navigating YES
Sr q series of water wheels, on the
hit ~ principle, placed on the sides of the
\ II: the undulating power or the waves
sea IS to fill and empty these buckets
,atelv. If practicable to one half the
H expected by the baronet, it promises
Rnersede canvas and steam altogether.
l. London Times is now printed by an
pe and the astonishing number of 1000
i are struck off in an hour.
,adv. who lately died in England, left
i uity of 1Ol to Monkey, and 81. each,
. Doc and Gator their support-with
{. ;nder. at their deaths, to Neice.
8 wyERs. A book is published periodi-
4. in London, entitled the Laio Last, the
& siye purpose of which is to register the
! and residences of practitioners in the
sent branches. By the last number Of
Work it appears there are, in London,
ounsellors 49 special pleaders below
har; 90 conveyancers; 2,146 LONDON
news; 5000 country attorneys total in
,rOSession, e42l. The Morning Herald
bses that the various acknowledged pro-
rs of the law absorb in income nearly
n millions sterling year and that, in
\ generations of thirty years each, the
L sum of the property of the kingdom
= Is through their hands.
NoNpERFuL FAMILY. There are now
in the town of Pebbles, in Scotland,
6ilv consisting of the father and mother
q their twelve children, seven boys and
pirls, and every one of these twelve
Fen we're born deaf and dumb, and have
manned ever since. Our informant had
bf them serving as an apprentice to the
ling business, and, barring the above
It's, he was remarkably clever, and
fa1e faster than any other apprentice
Her had. Two of the girls can articu-
i little, but very indistincly; the rest
6uite deaf and dumb. All these children
" their other senses in perfection.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-25
MARRIED.

In Grafton, by Rev. Mr.. Searle, Abicl Holt, Of
West Boylston, to Mary Ann jerks. In Boston,
Nathaniel Nottage, jun. to Jane II. Foster John
M. Reed of Philadelphia, to Priscilla Marshall Sam
uel Darling to Eliza Miles. In Lynn, John Alley
to Susan Melzard Charles Merritt to Mary r.
Breed In Danvers, Jonathan w. Osborne to Eliza
Harrington. In Salem, Jefferson Adams to Harriet
B. Batchelder George c. Cross to Hannah Horton
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-03-25
Sherif's Sale.

WORCESTER S. MARCH "a. 1928,
"A TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
IN execution, and will be sold at John D.
Miles's Tavern, in Lancaster, on Thursday,
the oath of April next, at 2 o'clock, P. M.
ALL THE RIGHT IN EQUITY
that Jonathan Osgood has to redeem the
Farm which he now lives upon and improves
in said Lancaster.
NATH'L RAND, Dep. Sh'E.