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A FAIR CHANCE.

FOR Practical Farmer, or a gentlemen retyin0 from
business, and wisAng healthy country residenee root
society, and pleasant situation.
Noh sale or TO Let and possession given the IM Of
~ April-A valuable FARM, pleasantly st,,aed in ths
Town OF Wrenlam, State Of Massachusetts the Woyres-
YER Post Road, about half way between Boston and Provj
dence-known formerly as the Lewis Whiting Farm. Said
rarm Is well apporionod with meadow, tilage pasture,
moving and wood Land: with extensive old and youne
Orchards, OF nearly every variety of Apple Trees.
lne pace Is Wen wutced with living springs and unnius
water.and has kept 25 head Of cattle the year through
Inc buildings are nearly new well built of the best mate
ras ana well finished in modern STYLE II has two weli
OF the very best water, of which In the bo,,se
The Buidinps consist Of elegant two story ho,pe aht
80 by ~ feet with an H. or kitchen wood house budips
o same length as house, end dancing hall bud-
ing TWO stories high, 40 feet by 90 well finished ON III
other end OF the house barn about 81 by - feet with nm
or she'd both Two stories high with good corn house and
n All OF which are now occupied as Tavern, called ,hs
IhvfLLERs HoME-h being good Tavern stand snu
aed at the Junction Of two roads, about half way bstWc,
Wrentham and franklin Meeting -Iioases -
Ihere VIII be sold, or let, with the Fa from ITO 40 QSo
acres Of land, may be agreed on -
OF particular information Of the place, plcase aupv m
WILLIAM WHITAKER, on the premises, a. 10 Mr.. HrevV
wHiriro, near the sane 10 Captain JAnns Fbsr sn
mesm ADAMS FOSTER, or d. T. FosrER.
particulars and terms, apply 20 the ahscnber, a is
sore NO. 30, Broad street, West Side, Pruvidence
'ahuay W. SAMUEL WARNER.
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THE MOMENT BEFORE BATTLE

Our wishes were nov about to be
gratificd-within half a league were
the enemy, within the compass of a
few hours, we should meet them in
deathly conlict-yet there was no
sound of exultation; a change had
come over the spirit of the bravcst.
There was a hush in the camp, but not
Of fear-it was the silence OF awe, not
Of fear; that awe which even when
the courage is most resolute, creeps
over the human heart, when expecta.
ton is converted into certainty, and
we are confronted with danger and
death. In such moment we think
less Of The future than the past. A
crowd of fearful memories, ofties nov
probably about to be forever broken.
of sins deep and unrepented, Of hopes
wi'hered and withcring, throng at once
on the brain and opprcss The heart
thoughts which speech cannot utter,
swell withia US we seek solitude and
arc silent.
Who can separate the waters which,
are once united, or divide the heart.
which have met and mingled into one!
The love Of man, in his matuccr
years, is not so much new emoiloa
as revival and concentration Of ali
his departed affections to others. II
is linked with the recolIections of
whatever he had formerly cherished,
as tender or dear. 1t touches, il
awakens the train ofyoung and en-.
thuslaSic feelings, which arise perhap.
the ircshcr from their slumbcr-- iVh,.
when he turn, 10 recall his first and
fondcst associates when he throw.
of one by one the layers Of earth and
stone which have grown and hardened
over the records OF the past who has
not been surprised to discover how
fresh and unimpaired those buried
treasures rise again upon his heart
They have been lain up, in the store
house OF time. They have not perish
ed-their very concealment has pre-.
served them.-We ren,ope The lapa, and
The zcorld Of q gone duy Is before u.s.!
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JERVIS ROCKFORD.
II AIN DHEo~ EN,
ID DESPECTFULLY informs the publ

y RESPECTFULLY informs the public in
y general, that lie has taken q room, in
Whitmans Block, 20. 8, Westminst ter-st reef, !,
where he has commodious accommoda tions
Tor Gentlemen's Hair Cutting, @c.
Permit him to say few words upon his pro
fessiOD.
Doctors Gall and spurzhein have contend
ed that genius, taste, the passions and all that
belongs to the intellectual powers ofman rest
upon the formation OF the ranium:--This may
be true-but with how much more truth can
It be said that tho beauty of" the human face
diuine," depends upon that great feature of
the countenance, the HAIR. Fashion has held
constant reign, exhibiting all the varieties OF
her power, over this vegetable of the human
head-now flowing in luxuriant riDglets, and
now shaven with ecclesiastical solemnity.--
Wigs were invented to give dignity TO the wise,
and the appearance of gravity and wisdom to
the dull but the age of wigs is gone forever
the owl OF Minerva has moulted his feathers,
an1 fallen from her fane.-The present style
OF moulding this feature has never been sur
passed-it has classical origin, taken from
the antique crop seen on the Elgn marbles
and Roman coins. uniting Athenian grace
with Roman dignity, ,and is finely adapted to
the ball room or military parade. This art Of
'' managing the hair" is one not learned in a
day, but requires skill and experience. The
rule Is general but the application must be va
red--for delicate features, by help Of this art,
can be built up into something of marital air.
and severe limos of the countenance softened
down to sylvan simplicity. If any one doubt
whether this can be done, let him come and
test his skill 6m nov 81
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gro WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

10y the use of DOCTOR HUNTERS CELEBRATED
Nd PILLS, persons Of either sex, (guded by the pWy
rdfudbIe eopOus directions accompanying them, arc e
bled efeetuafiy to eradicate CERTAIN DISEASE, and
days. .'. -.
The extensive sale, and unexampled success Of thk
article IN Tins and other large cities and towns throughout
the Union, during time was prepared by the late Dr.
Conway, sufficiently prove, that preparation known pos
ses superior properties Together with the Injection Pow
den for the mast Thorough and speedy cure of the dread
disease for which il is recommended .- =,
They render the system less liable Infection and are sn
however obstinate.
Recent infections removed thereby in three or fur
days, without confinement, and at triing expense. ~
Prce-Pils dollar box Injection Powders and Cerass,
so cents each.
- None genuine, unless signed the outside printed
wrapper, by the sole proprietor, II. KIDDER Immediate
to the late Dir. w. T Conway. For e wiss-
sale with all the other Conway Medicine by Josssr
BALcH, Jun. North Main Street; and JOHN II. Mason l.
Co. Providence. Iy January S6
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MISCELLANY.
THE SUITORS REJECTED.
by MRS. EMMA ROBERTS.

upon what knave's errand art thou
sent, my dainty page. thus early p
exclaimed Leonora had | not been
afoot with the lark to gather May-dcw
before the sun had drank the moisture
from these flowers, thou .'ightest have
gone bootless home again, for my lady
the countess, and Victorne and Eu.
genie, still press their pillows dream
Ing perchance Of thy master and his
gallant esquire; dost think boy, that
ssllow.visaged melancholy baron, sigh
ing after, the wreck of the fortune
which he lacks the wit TO mend, or
the doughty hero, Roland, who would
fain prompt him, iGkitH Hditbrain could
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-16
PROVIDENCE WIND MILL.

'HNHE pt"prcors Of the Ph IpENcs
u VIM MILL, respe" fully o., n0,;"e,
that their Mil Is now al opeiAtlon, and pre-
pared 10 obey the command of - patrons and
the public at large. The Mill is situated on
the PLAN, adjoining the west burial ground
and at very Convenient distance from the
town. AS there is now no grist mill in this
vicinity, the proprietors anticipate a full share
OF custom, and assure all who may employ the
Mill, that their orders will be faithfully obey-
ed. Toll, as usual at other Grist Mills.
Oct 27
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-16
JOHN HARTSHORN,

GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, BosroN,
AS taken the Store Nos. FL and 23,
- Liberty square Buildings, opposit, tue
Commercial Coffee House, for the purpose OF
transacting Commission Business, ind tenders
his services TO his friends and the public, re-
sPectfully soliciting consignments OF every de-
scription Of merchandise.
Particular attention will be paid to the sale
OF DOMESTIC GOODS, and the usual advan-
ces made on consignments. Refer 10
GEORGE S. RATHBONE,
CHARLES HARTSHORN,
Providence.
Boston, October l6 epistf.
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HOLMES & M'CULLOCH.

VNHE Brewery, under the auperinte end nee
Il of Holmes y M'Culloch, is now in op-
Grafton, and will continue so during the fail,
winter and spring seasons. They keep con-
stantIy on hand, very extensive supply of Ale
and Table Beer, which will be sold on the
most accommodating terms. Families will be
supplied at their doors, by leaving their orders
at the Brewery. Vest constantly on hand, to
supply customers
90 Orders also received at No. 8 Marke e,-
street by Francis Payerrne, which will be
promptly attended to.
Dec % 8m
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-16

PRC vlDENCE BLANK-BOOK MANUFACTORY.
subscriber being confident that many Of bi ola e,,u
toners think he is distance from the ceuers
business, he would inform ten and others that he n
manufactures Record Books for Banks Mercianu Mama
turen and othe In Orange street. o 50 Wessmnser
perfectly easy, and are made Of the best o maissias
have stood The test for several years In this town. = Va
stead q common guel that proof against moisture ~
mghy valuable Tor Records other Books that q N IL
preserved for many years He could make many rslssrneS
United States Branch Bank
II Mecenanecus BOOK Binding, Gndns snd Mschs,s
sloth, and old ones repased T. W RUIZ Mn
march & W"
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POETRY.

The annexed very pretty effuson Is copied from Haven't
remains II will aGsv ef all the purses of th,se signing dy
ing Nvans, who worship at the cou of cupid, and pre-
sevedfor their esreeial benefit and LehocE"
Great God, at mdnigbt's solemn hour,
own thv goodness and Thy power;
But bending low before thy throne,
pray not for my self alone.
pray for her, my dearest friend,
For her M iervcnt prayers cscend
And while o thec my vows BRING
For her my wtrmest wishes spring.
While dark and silent rolls The night,
Project her with Thy heavenly might;
Thy c,Uiain ronnd her pillow spread,
And circling angels guard her head.
Let peaceful sluinbers press her eyes,
TN morning beams in sp'endDur rise
And pure and radiant as th1t helm,
Be the hight vision OF her dream.
Let each succeeding morn impart,
New pleasures 10 her tranquil heart;
And richer blessings crpwn the night,
Than meet the view At morning light.
Whate'cT my swelling heart drsres,
When feNcn prayer Ia Heaven aspres,
Whate'er has tofmcd my fu,cy's glow,
May she, with tenold richness know.
OGod, may she thy laws fulG
Aud live, aud die thy tavorte still
Live, In enjoy thy bountepus hand,
And die u join the sempi band.
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soothed her pillow strengthened and

upheld by Thy arm, calmly She survey.
ID the approach Of The king of tcrrors
= bpc was - ,r,'c thai ,sa; upol
h-r lips whc. sac meek sank inio
his embraces, and closed her sweet
rcpose.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-16
AT No. l, CANAL,

NJ mo. T, CANAL-sTREET.
SMALLEY, has just received at his
e. Clothing Establishment, prime assort-
ment of blue, black, olive, brown and miyed
Broadcloths and Cassimeres; Vestings, new
ane elegant patterns; a few pieces drab Duf.
fills, Kerseys, Plaids, Camblets, Bookings, &c
&C.
On hand-An extensive assortment ef Ready
Made Clothing, Of every description, made in
the best and most durable manner; and in the
latest style, which will be sold for cash, at
prices that cannot fail to suit customers.
October 3
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-16

"MR. KIDDER:"
TIE original letter may DO at the Counting Rson
of the Proprietor. =
~ The Proprietor of this Medicine recommends wkh
the fullest confidence, as one of the valuable remedies
yetdiscnvefe for the cure Of the painful and debafinE
paint of the Piles lie deems unnecessary 10 ubli sBy
ther than the fore going testimonial In its favor hk remedy
MS more perfectly answered The 'purJtee for which y in
eddte and permanent relief both from the disorder ITSELF
Is accompanying symptoms ofpain oins vertgo hSd
ache loss OF appetite indigestion and other marks dcbiy
The remedy quite innocent, and may be adminiercd %
a ages and both sexes Plain and ample Directions with
description OF the complaint accompany each package which
consists of tno bores containing an Ointment and ths
other an EieetuoryPhce 81 for both articles, or but 30
cents where but My Is wanted.
t* Prepared and sold Wholesale together with the Cas-,
ray Medicine" by the sole Proprietor T. KDDER at his
Counting Room No. TO- Of Count and Hanover
streets and retaed by his special appointment by the f
lowing Druggists j. BALoH and JOHN II: MASON & q.
Providence, R. |. Febusrv O.
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DIR. CHI AMRER s.

Celebrated Remedy for the Iatemperanes. -
ME beneficial effects Of this celebrated Medicine, have
been made apparent in the restoration Of hundisds H
not thousands of the habtually incorporate The Medicine
ms excited the attention Of the pilantops Of the con
try, has elected the enconis of almost every newspaper
In the Unon and has been the subject of Serious toeh
uess investigation Of the Medical Society of the city and
county OF Newfork Additional proofs of its In
this city are continually appearing, and scarcely mail Ar
rves which does not bring testimony of the
ospccabe chaacte Of It's complete and Astonishing sue-
cess All who are unfortunately addicted this destructive
hab ought to avail themselves of this truly valuable discov-
cry. They assured that it Is SAFE, EFFECTUAI-
AND SALUTARY REMEDY. II is prepared only By
Dr. James H. Hart, and Mr.. A. NJ. Tanning, SUCCESSORS To-
Dr. Chambers at their Office, in Rutgers Medical College
and at the Medicinal Store Of DR.. Hart of broadway
and Chamber street. NewYOk Tho medicine put up In
letter packages, sufficient Cor individual case accompa
MED with directions, and be by mail All orden,
enclosing the usual price, dollars postage paid win
ceive immediate attention.
N. b. None genuine, unless signed by JAnns II.
HART, NJ. ID. A. NJ. FANNINo.
- fresh supply of the above celebrated Medicine il re
ceved, and for sale by SMITH PARMENTER,
January 70 cadet Office
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DUuFRIEs REMEDY FOR THE PILES.


- P0sr"S, NnvEMprE ath.
80. - j." We 'u''seG md i"ciuG,y rts'y hel os
- ynu ns had an rxcelei; eGlc nave been troubled
"r ""rs wnh the i,es and have never found any remedy
th would compare VH' yours. he latc attack was ~
we're one nut 'he relief Was almost immediate. take greet
pi sUe IN communicating t- you, fr the benefit Uf anv
who r'ay be suffering under painiua die,se.
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ALDEN ARNOLD.

ALDEN ARNOLD,
AS received aud offers for sale most accommodate
IL ing terms at bi, stors No. 10 South Msissuset-
hbds. 81 Crois Rum,
pipe Hols nd, Gin,
do. Seignette Brandy,
do. Sicily M,deirs Wise,
do. Lisbon do.
1000 lb.. Western Clover Seed
Together with great variety Of Genuine Groesies Tss
Spices, nc. April g
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WANTED.

"A Smart active lad from twelve fifteen ye.r NJ sse one
"A from the country would he preferred, Hard
ware oreone Of steady bsbs and he we'll ended
will find liberal soccurssesen by calling on No Broad.
street. ALlEE 4 Hrlrutp
April g.
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE ITCH.

CEhI AIN CURE FOh i n T. llCh.
!HNHiS filthy aud infect MS disorder !e invete
n rate, m1y he cured in hoHrs application, by the
use Of
nNNFRlE'S OINTMENT.
" uniivh!ed fT III ieaqDtrr55, ease c,pcd,.ion,
sgtfiy Hnd 'er'airtb with whc u produces perfect cure
o lhiS ilstase The ointment known so certain and
oap,,ihis IN IT'S operOa o. efec, in h0sU's
Hduoh c"fg Without any haI'rd ,axIng oold 40 the
composition does not contain The least particle of mercury A.
any other dangerous ingredient II he applied win
perfect safety In the state Of pregnancy and TO children
Il the breast
Price ~ Y? cents box-with ample directions
Prepared from the Original Recipe in MSS of late Dr.
VT 'oSwAY, bv his immediate snrcessy, and The sole
Proprietor Y. KlnDER, Boston, Of whom il rtay ~ lad
wholesale with a the other Medicines prepared by
Dr. Conwav ut his Counting Room, No. 10 corner Of
Court and Hanover street and retail, by his special ap-
poinment of the following druggists J. BALcH, Jr. and
J II MASON & Co. Providence.
Observe TINT none genuine without written zig
alre OF T. kIDDER, on the outside printed wrapper.
II large discount made to those who hwy To sell agaIn
Fehrilry 20
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filthy aud infections disorder, I've ii invete
rnte, n1y he cured in hGRr'S oppiea:on by the
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NEW GOODS,

Boston, October l6
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-09-30
DIED,

In Sterling, on Wednesday last, Emory Wright,
formerly of this town. of the firm of Thurston and
Wright of Montague, aged 26. Sept Z, Oliver Moore
aged H.
In West Boylston, Henry X. Holt, aged 40. Rachel,
aged 49, -.
In Boxborough, Rev. Josiah Willard, aged &c.
In Concord, N H. Daniel c. Bemis, of Harvard
In New-Ipswich, George Murphy aged IT, child
of Capt Henry Isaacs aged 2 years.
At Alstead, N. H. Charles Wheeler, aged ~
killed in SHAM FIGHT by the waddiug from an
artillery piece-he was in the ranks of an infantry
company which was engaged at close quarters with
the artillery The Keen Sentinel hopes this dread
full catastrophe will forever put stop to these DIS
plays of military folly"
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-09-30
THE NEW
AMERICAN GARDENER.


A WORK with this title, compiled by
IN the Editor of the New England Farmer, with
the assistance Of number of scientck and Practi~
cal Horticulturists in the vicinity of Boston and
New-York, is Just published by J. b. RUSSELL, Pro-
prietor of the New-England Farmer. The articles
arranged alphabetically, and comprise the most
useful VEGETABLES and FRUITS which can be con-
veniently and economically cultivated in the climate
of New-England and the Middle States; well as
Treatise on FLOWERS, and on LANDSCAPE or
PIcTUREsQUE GARDENS, on the general manage
ment of the SILK WoRM, and the manufacture OF
SILK, and Treatise on the culture of GRAPE
VINES and the STRAWBERRY. The article on
Fruit Trees contains an enumeration and descrip-
ton of all the Apples, Pears, Peaches, Cherries,
Plums, Ncctarines, Aprcots, &c. &C., that can be
raised to the most advantage and their relative for
wardness in bearing, which will be found to be OF
incalculabe benefit to gentlemen in laying out Or
chards Each Of the above articles is furnished by
gentlemen practically acquainted with the subjects
on which they have written.
The following is the General Index Of the book,
which is superadded to Calendarcal Index, giving
directions for performing the work of all the months
in the wear as they follow in succession,
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-09-30
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.

In SENATE, JUNE IL, 1928.
YEHHE Committee on Matters of Probate
IL and Chancery, report the following Orders
viz -
ORDERED by the Senate that in all applications
for the sale other disposition of the Real Estate
of Minors and other persons under guardianship,
requiring the interpositon Of the Legislature, the
petition shall be accompanied with certificate from
the Judge of Probate of the County where the land
prayed to be sold or otherwise disposed of, lies
stating his opinion of the expediency ofgranting the
PRAYER of the petition and shortly the reasons
therefor and further that this Order shall be pub
lshed six times previous to the next session Of this
General Court, in all such newspapers as publish the
laws of this Commonwealth.
Per order,
In Senate, June II, 1928. Read and passed
PAUL WILLARD, Clerk.
Aeest-PAUL WILLARD, Clerk Of the Senate.
Aug I9. ow
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-09-30

Ne Marine, nor those of the
4, Mes NJ, The Artillery of the
Ests Of 700 pieces.
| / p, - The Cd and Sd divisions OF
Oo ND Carabineers, including
u ' eight of infantry, 10000
fn ;,;ons of Chasseurs of foot,
s, s;ments of Chasseurs of horse,
and lS pulks of Cossacks,
y oON men, in all 1873, 600 men,
4 the Danube.
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AUCTIONS
Sherif's Sale.

XK7ORCESTER IS. Sept. 25, 1928.
w Attached on mesne process, taken in exc
cutioa, and will be sold at Amory Holmans Tavern,
in Bolton, on
MONDAY, the 9th of October next, at
3oclock, p. NJ,
All the right William B. Chaplin has in the Land
and Buildings on which he now lives, in said Bolton
....ALS0..
One PEW in the Westinghouse in said Bolton
NATH'L RAND, Dep. Shr'ff.
Sept. 30.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-09-30
MARRIED,

In Dana, Warren White to Abigail Danforth.
In Ware, Jacob Whitney to Sally Pratt.
In Shrewsbury, William Workman, to Sarah p.
Hemenway
In Grafton, Jesse Tracy to Nancy Sweet.
In Upton, Nathan F. Taft to Betsey R. Bachelor.
In Salem, Anthony Ramsdel to Fanny Morse
Israel Hoyt to Sally Ailen-John Nichols to Eliza
beth Day.
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JOSEPH WILLARD,

a TTORNEY and COUNSELLOR AT
"A LAW, has removed his office to the
now brick building, little to the north OF
the Church, where hewill attend to the du-
ties of his profession: 1000
Lancaster, April Is, 1928. om.ep.
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eRoToN ACADEMY.

WNHE Fall Term of this Academy will
IL commence on Monday, September LIST, under
the charge of Mr.. GEORGE BEECHER, of Boston,
graduate Of Yale College. From testimonials Of
Mr. BIS character and qualifications, received from
the Faculty of Yale College, the Trustees feel con-
fdent that the Preccptor will give entire satisfac
ton to all who may wish to patronise the Insttu-
ton. They have spared no pains in procuring a
complete Chemical and Philosophical apparatus for
Experimental Lectures, and Library, for the use
of the students, intending to make the advantage
as great at any similar Institution. Board, in
good families, may be had very reasonably.
Tuition 1915 per quarter
A Female Department is to be connected with
the Academy as soon Preceptress having the
requisite qualifications can be found.
~ Benefciaries of the American Education So
ciety may haze their tuition gratuitoas.
By order of the Board.
J. TODD, Secretary
References to
Rev. DIR. FAY, ChdrIeStotcn;
Dr. BEECHER, Boston
DIR. J. p. CHAPLIN, Cambridgeport;
Dea. billiard, Cambridge;
s. " S. WILDER, Esq. Bolton
Hon. L. LAWRENCE, csro,on
W. L. CHAPLIN, ~
Sept. g. 3w