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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-02-13

THEATRICAL. We are happily aloof from
the disgraceful contentious which exist on the
atrlcal subjects, and which find their way to
The public notice through the medium of the
newspapers, in Boston. We cannot wonder
that theatres have deprecated in the estima.
ton of the public, or that the Legislature were
opposed to granting another act of incorpora-
ton, with such an exhibition before them. We
are not disposed to discuss the question of the
good or evil consequences of these institutions
which receive, according to the different onin-
ions of their friends and their opponents, the
expectations of schools of vice" and " schools
Of morality" but, if we are to Judge by an
pearances, we must consider them as produce
tive Of rivalship of no very creditable charac.
ter, or moral tendency. Salem would have
been free from this evil and we doubt not
will support theatre, as respectable as any
which has enjoyed the courtesy of the Legisla-
ture for as there is no prohibition of theatre
cal performances implied in refusing an act of
incorporation, the Salem theatre has been omen.
cd, and with prize address of so great beauty,
and of so unexceptionabe character. that, if II
be worth no more than the premium offered,
OF fiity dollars, Others who have given hun.
dred, have paid dear for their whistle We
only wish to see the talents of the writer em-
ployed upon some higher theme.
4 The London papers mention that Keene. a
tragedian of distinguished talents, but whose
lmmorallties Disguised even the ardent patrons
OF the art, has lost his health, and become IN.
capable OF acting. Mr.. Conway, gentleman
OF Tar better reputation, and heretofore cele.
prated In the same profession, but who il is
said had abandoned the stage, and commenced
the study of Divinity, with the view of bocom.
ing clergyman, recently jumped overheard
and was drowned, on his passage from New
York to Charleston.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-02-13
MASONIC.

& FESHE Worcester Co.
nss$gsA /sA NJ n Encampment will
%sSSs X hold their Annual Meet.
49, gSSf35Sl NSsSh ing. ON Thursday, the
am xSs&z AL. AR I4th INST at their Hall
" ss5A. in Holden, for the choice
A/ET tsssskkSssss ofOificers, and to trans
n TTN2 act other business of i'm
portance.
DAVID DAVIS, Recorder.
Holden, Feb. IL
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10 Several remarkable instances of sponta-
noous combustion of the hnman body, will be
found in the article headed +" Intemporance, },
on ouS first page.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-02-13
PUBLIC AUCTION.

IA NH7ILL be sold at Public Auc-
.ss.s w ton, on the premises, on
.sss:a The 10Th dag of .garch neat, at | l
ek 4slsSgsgsag o'clock. A. Nj. by license of the
Supreme judicial Court for the
benefit Of the minor heirs of ZiBA AseEIL,
late of Douglas, in the County of Worces-
Ter, deceased, one-fourth part of the DOUG
l. A S COTTON FACTORY, go called,
situated in the -north-easterly part of said
Douglas, consisting of Factory, FIVE two
story Dwelling Houses, Store, Machine Shop.
Barn, and other Buildings together with about
acres of Land. Also, one-fourth part of the
Machinery, Gearing, Preparation. sc. belong
ing to the Factory, and owned by said minors,
Will be sold at the same time and place. Said
Factory is pleasantly situated on never falling
stream of water, near the Turnpike Road. lead
ing from Boston to Hartford, and has two LARGE
Ponds, about 81 lhiles from said Factory, as re-
serVoirs
Also, viii be Sold by license as aforesaid, at
Public Auction, for the benefit of said minors.
at the honse of John Dudley. in said Douglas,
on the lih Of March neat. at 10 o'clock. A. NJ,
IN lots to suit purchasers, about 125 acres of
WOOD LAND, situated in the westerly part
of said Douglas, formerly owned BY said Ziba.
SAID Land is situated near the Turnpike Road
aforesaid is well wooded, and near good
market.
Do Conditions of sale will be made known at
the time and place of sale
THEODORE STONE, Guardian
Feb g. 1928 "
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-02-13
HELP WANTED.

Holden, Feb. 10.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-26
FROM the E'Csicrn Ptrginiaa, ,yUIr ~
HENRY CLAY


sh'e"iSem I ra' received here "wednesday
"eci!' OF ''!F. titIS arrival at the WLita SnloLnr
Springs, and that e would probably prooeed hr H.,
Toh.e 10 lAehiuchy. So favorable an opportunity Of
,ndug'nG towards Ibis gentleman, the kind and cori
feelings which large portion Of cur INTELLIGENT felIo
GHcns entertain to'sards i'm, and of aniiesiin, the
Iish respect and condolences ILL which they frea,
~" gnohc character and services, induced them TO So
Lco h'7 acceptance Of public diuuer a, CbarIesfor
oi' invitation was however declined as v in aprear hy
TIC following correspondence:
IunagdG G. H. "a. .July Q. 1929
Hon. II. Clay, - '9
ST. 'o77eotab'e potion CT our fellow citizens o;
'h's county having learned that yoa viii in few days
PsSs through orr village, this dag assembled ard se
'sC'e" tue undersigned committee TO express TO ,Cn
'hcT cordial wishes, tIa if inconsistent with ,op
previous arrangements, you ~ accept Of public din.
;G' 10 6e given by them at Capt James Wilson's Ho-
te 10 Chsries'on at such tine as ,nay be ccnyenep,
Tor OF 90 attend.
in communicating 10 loo their wishes, allow US 10
express to yon our bgh Of those spjeudjd abi
'.rs, and cur nndimnisbed confidence 10 that exalted
integrity o! character, which have 50 long and so snc
~ "r'''5ntet TO the prosperity and glory of our
C"r'..n country.
We hove The honor 20 subscribe Ourselves, respect
faHy, yoi. obt servants
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-26
Sl97,656
Sl7,5UV
1900
465Gy
$S2,Sm
10000
aud III 1917, ia the Rnanp.c.
$4I3,889

none T,S;ii =" .Ie "eStcsa'c say 20 S4I3889
"'"G u which has b 'hero been p.oduc,ivc
al 'his' exclusive Of other Turnpike Roads nd the ~
81 tue taxes ofvarjous Counties from time 20
.'e' apeG 10 roads, aud which, ii account copId b.
would independently of loss Of interesi h.
equal to the ga ims by ;l.c james River ' "
DIS contrast ie made, with view of RAISING ME-
Juice against ibose works, the Stock hnIders i, yb;cb
wee sHihfIent!y unfortunate the loss OF ,bei cs,
" ' pS'p0menent o! their gains; but to show that ,l.
'"'cs hFer was the only w"k had hitherto yia,daa
p'"h'' and might be calculated! on as ,yok s,}v r,
be undertaken. ""'" e"'e'J ="
rs 10 me f"omac particularly, he arpued ,ha, H.,
reason OF us failure proceeded from tie c,,,a,;,
ar nMd ha Other Roads drawing off tie trade to Bali
nave "ofcendeh the River az rates which Won,
down sn' n competition. D f''
',C'i t"oi''ri by earnestly invoking the mean
''S %! 'e ohV'ntcn 20 isFa I'd all local cou.d.ra on,
u .F mat n. had assembled consult togeti,ar
e $50 ~ ''e Nh"it' II they permitted sectional IN
e'es /" II .'nehce ie Judgments, better far v.oujI :.
I" eSn 'at '"ey had not Convened this occasion;
ions so far from advancing CREST caose
'hcy nad met To PROMOTE would incalcni,h,v nro
J'"te' perhaps entirely arrest progress for years
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-26

Dhde sulphur Springs, July 7, 1926
Gentlemen It would have afforded me much Plea
sure u had been able TO accept tie ob!igue invita-
i9n - pnbhc dinner, conveyed in your note of the
% lnsta6 but healt, is not sufficiently ,nnroveJ -
allow me dat qualification In reiuctaDtlv decInino
tic invitation, beg Won, geotlemen TO assure that
part oi my fellow citizeas, whose favorable opinion
prompted The eDJer Of I!s distinguished compliment
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-26

IN Committee q: ihe Whole, -. II. Mcfarland of
Pete shnGg I'd ine following rcgo.Jiion v;7t.T,
solved HAT Communication, by inca-q ni trrr-,;,
'oaI ar lanai, between the waters Of the foaro!,s
ali" HE ApPonsiiox OF vital ;8;a7cst 10 tia rnhab
'"ns o. maj portion ~ he Sla!c-and entitled 10 the
early attention Of he Lcgs;atrre:n and uor ts vote
oe'G lahcn therein, :; vas decided ia tic urraticc
As "c omitted 10 inseI ia Inc Iourna! OF . rocea
d'gs' because 10 tue Committee Of thc ,y1lc TIC I'm
s;ct tSS'ri motion ras noticed - ErrrcI,s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-26

"i'' toAiF-R o" making lis roo'io "a Coe,pr;t,rc
gave - exposition o: his views, uhr the follow inc
the eybstourt:
he poiri"d OF, The probability, taa. congl,,c i'm,
pT0Vement OF all Our water courses to-.'rcr win those Ct
me @SFnchanna and ire Of North Ca,ol,-
M would create large Emporium IL, Norfolk cspefiai;v
there should be connection viii, the OHIO riihcr thru,
We PcoW'cr the James River Roanoke or i've, 1ql.
"i N'n re rr7-rcd This iGea ~ tie cai.:.nt p-aac.
u "c'''S" "ettS tIer customers tc ueatos, eat
most efn'FI F"i"'. Inat soon ~ Npffk became "a
place OF t7us' o. Tor the Gsouet % -ao9; destined Il, a.
Wy p''' u tnot "idc fnnGc ~ coyU,ryr would bccouc
tnat central point, drd would he r,a,c for tho eooIy.
"en' an" e"crton # capital 70 grrat oxtcu,.
lie then took minute view cfgur 1iye,s aud tie
ough "hith they ~ their ORDERS beginning
1T TIC Eorh- eesvsz: The Wcst Fork cf lin, N1n,,
s'' passing through the coymiie, ofHatrison e. Monoi
Saa; Tie East Fork Cheat river, passing Though tho
graz" counties anil others; the Potomac binding on
e counties Of Hardy and Hampshire: Tie Sori branc If
F"''c' ""3DrirG o; Per lcra, a5 21s;rg through tie
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-26

JOSEPH LOWELL,
JAMES G.. E1'FARLAND.
CHARLES BROWN,
=. WEIGH.
=. PATRICK.
HAS. r. BALDWIN.
BENZ. n. SMITH.
GEO. w. SUMMERS,
mASON CAMPBELL,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-26

p" SGcu:': nave stated ~ notice o. ila a,cs,, o,
DGs nj tuesday, that air. Coacr was place, bv The
frrF'oen' s me head Of TIC committee anpoinied on .
noon;-brf Immediately rose and asl.i leave - he
peIIn"'ea ~ oachne tai hooonr-dec .srinE that ne
could not cn,senl te pscet on any ccrnrn,,e c j.
any station before Mr.. Nionroe and NJ R,ats5a,,-
that nc 7ou'j @eal"uly and TO the hes: Of Iii, tijii,
tGyoe himself TO the discharge o! TIC duties be5onio.
20 Tue co'i"nt'ee, hn ai Dc hored 20 lie permitted "a
90 so, subordinate 20 these distinguished oeniic,nar
Mr "lon1oc aod DIR. Marshall :ynu5 have ,i,clairGca
lne honor intended item assei ing tia. no one W as bet,
yer freied Tor the place to shich he had been called
man var 'oaiieT, or 50 well entitled 10 IT, by bis zeal ao5
scFYiccs III the cause NJ IGterEni Improvement Int hs
peTS'S'g IN bis objection hc President appointed The
COMMITTEE IN the order in winch their names appear 10
.Go proceedings s. [Chari7ticgrj1e .lfgo-pte
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-14
CONGRESSIONAL DIGrdTY.


The ret"nchmcnt resolutions III VI 1hIf"h
have Al lcngth passed tie House Of RrpIcscul1-
tiv.s ,ftc, t,,o wool. - debate LV u uggujn0H,
,., H.. - IN go, ,l,i..,5
'o''. 'n"Ie''o"> ~" WY "' ~
+ on 4 Y hIch has taken place SIMPLY, EthHf
reader because the opponents IS the adlniuis
,.,,,, Il ,,,,,;,,I =, 8, ,e,J ,b.lo IN il, coal =
''''''I .,....,....,,., >, 49,.
! "ff'n'a ms a 'l'"ihe.r "PP''"''F =" u" ~
not expecting thr hdlooaWt ir''riS "4'h u
d rw down own themselves, B' leAlh' the
closing scene was one Of s"fh 3l''N In'' con- >
that We could wish, f'I the honor OF our com
tfY and Ms lnsttp'ier,. II could INV hren sup
pressed Nfrop' .io' shth r0'ion Oh II as
We haye room Il" to-day
slr Wh,pplc called tie ecnaIc1ln 10 oraor ion the
third uur,
49, - an, i'' e"n''hao " 80, ,. a',ae.
c ., ,,r.,.. ,,or.,.,,l ,,.i,.-l
IT, ~aaaor sand tnat # such expression Va. made It
W, o. 'order
pr. N'N'h sam nv ''''' we ''"''N 10 g'h"'H'''
~" ia spc,l.rsa,d Cha, tr,lc reu,lcmon "a no, mike
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supporter Of the peculiar interests o. the place
and people where and amntg 81 hem It occurs,
ahrther North 81 Sauth--East OF Nest---lafih
OF AM Tariff saint or SuneJ--hc Is the MAN
for al cIa>sest Cau such cnutsr be con idcrsd
candid OF honest II IN an election to- mem.
hcrs to our House Of Delegate can,ldaie
were thus 20 permit MS name 20 be usrd--to ap.
pcar IN tavnr Of measure IN onc SECTION Of MS
county which that sectia"i approved and against
If in another which disapprosed Of H. would he
no he hooied At ~ cvcry high minded mao IN
the comnunit, Ifont. ~ re uath mistaken.
What presciipuye Eht. tncn. has Gen. jackson
10 throw ollthis al ahhg lion Or. throw
ire itoif. what right has he - eNpfct Immunity
aud shelter from the punishment when would
be inflicted on comnrtitoIs far less dRaihed Of
fces7 W. nrifher see nor acknowledge any.
The people are opculug their eyrs, every day,
more aud more ~ the true POINTS oi bis ,lRrat-
ter. Deceived too loug 10y military glJfr aud d,
show of maru1mmlts, they vii not fadi. ON de-
covering the deception. 10 ahaudph The uaa>r
wficb thy have hitherto boa"sfiy support 1t
an4 zeaiou>lv defended. Thank Heaven there
is VET t,nc enough lrjaeen tie pte,cnt day aud
that al elecfiun, 70 resd aud .rllFst. AID II ihr
people do this. IA despite OF all the Legislatures
Of all the Sfales Aadrew Jackson Will he sen.
t"aced 10 retirement.
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LATEST FRO ENGLAND.

ys,g Ynyt. Ett. F.-Bv tue Packet sNip'Iohn
l.. ra4fain 10. lra2e. from Liverpool, We
b,.. &c yaa o8t files d London papers 10 the
80 oftfa 1tb af December, Inclusive, and
II#..,poo 10 tn 5ih.
II spI5p,ocn from fellow q 1t act FIN
,4 liverpool Chronicle. ofthe 9Th ~ Deem
ba# 53f : 4eispu. tlr late Teller If the lcrs.
b,r- Bilh las cen Arrested At Lir3poH:
St--#hH Pursuit - Nathaniel ~n,soa. Tel
Lrr .l#ia D. count D,lice Of IA Biu,> Of Nigi
nja. blviug .tl,eonl'#, On the 2l-t atsbar.
VII apom 80 % ', chiefly IN Vugini hank
notes. at : loD each, aud bal, upon I'm" ,s.,s
IN Liverpool. WAS traced through he ''pitrd
s atrs to Quebec. s. heIe he took his passage on
bna,l ihe Mary Cummng, Darnd 10 The port,
y 5ich ,tcd on the 81 November, twelve hours
Eerr. hi, pur,upr reached thar pace Nj
g., alihese circumstances, with Copi', If ii
handb,l. describing his per on, and ofic'iag a
rca.4I OF r51D ror his apprehension and safe
dlyr.y to the jailor If thu Town + + tarSburg,
tom whicA he had ahScondcd. were forw ,rded
hllher by ,rsseI winch sailed from Quebec on
the 3 N,>embcr. and arrived here on Satur-
d1, as ais finn Nea Natk, by the packets hips
I4eds wnlen arrived on Sunday and Cana a
whlcatnlqed on tuesday N the aterofw which
one ot tie Directors OF me Bank came rs a pas
sengfr. Gaueaev and Roberts, the police off
Gus were accordingly directed to lOoll out for
tnr MuN Cumming. which they buarded a She
Wis cute. tug the hng's Dock BasIn. IN We'd
rasday la> and acquainted tue delinquent Nifh
6rrerrdnd, received from linn abort $4,000
Ifupt'S AMI uiiis beng ID" Whole Of the stolen
property "ufcI rrolan,cd. He also quietly
surrendered iluscIf aud expressed bis willing
49, to tanun. te America with the geutcmen
$40 mad taoHcd him' huner.
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NJ ARijED on lrcsdav evening. loth INST.
by the Eey.J Bowl. VI. WILLIAM = BLAIR.
10 Mtss CLARA LEWIS, daughter oil Capt.
M. aalc all Of Amherst
MABld#D. on Iucsdoy, 22nd nh /, the
R.1 LIN Beck. Nj, tNGOIllLL YA1i.3. of
Il dlord. 10 tho amnhh al accomplished nnd
maoo admi,ed NJ, MARTHA NOILIA,
daughter oil Nj John Morlty ol rdisyl.auia
cour'N
MAERIED. ON rhc i7rb or .Innoary. in rny
r,tc, A.. (1cun1 ~ The Rev Nj, " I'M.
" ". DANIEL THOMPSON. 1 q formerly ol
Lsacobne, To Mr>h ilEtIH h GhEEN, oi1he
tormrr patr.
--. on ihc 3d instant by HI Roy Henry
Bro"o, Nj MAlInEW THOMPSON, 10 Ms
NAlillA \. daughter OF Nj. Mary Moore, MI
ui tampbell
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EnRusT sAIE.-By virtue o. tuo deeds Of
- tfast. esc,utsd b, Dan Delc.bs. tia first
on dpy Of tn, nth. Ia lie uuder ighrd
NJ II na,nnd and lie otbrr on ,be Drh inst.
. >. = n II Gafland. fnrtie purposes ofs, curing
sundf, DEUS therein mfntioned. viii he sold ii
haclipn un Saturday Tia y iusi. ~ me tes-
denee 81 lid Og,-b,. up N4nd's rpsd. about
sik mIles tom ivnclhmC. thr following fenl
and personal estate, ~. tnc' OF parcel @.
lnnd pn The VA rrs Of Il aver &c k, ~ Cnnrbrll
oaunit. o. rattoi the Int Nm. Bat,fts lands
adja"tog MAJ Allen Nyhr. Jno a'lrre,l a.
raNialhne Ga nci,s. more OF lrss--sryrrtl
slaves. ntmey. Neptune, n rough c#rlt nler
cudiu. jncuh aud thnl,s valuable fellows.
Rssr. yunre Wnmnh and hrr Guild 1a,ars aud
Sll,ey, rrmssyntc rs .unabr house sftpnu,
.--lout horses. l5bcad Of stOrk caitlr. one , ole
OF work -iaefs, ox cut. horse caft rfnp Of
corn tobacco hay, fodder, oafs, sNncls and
shaw. stock OF hoge all lis household aud
Kitchen furniture rlpnfalinn nfeuslls. & 1e
Irrpl, n sale he I'M, 10 The land ~ lndlsputa.
bi" md will be conveyed by deed, with uarran-
. bv iar pei .on oi whom Oglcsbe purchased
The uie Ia III tn eihei property :. believed In he
f"pd sohIrei 10 n piipr rrei. winch II "a rHpprfs
rd 10 provide lbt bol perup n. trustee We wlIl
only convey rs such SPECIAL warranty
NJ II GARLAND
; a ID. n GARLAND.
Feb II. lds37.
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n 81 tE h, entuc n deed IT lfu.i -.
rcnied 10 tfc subscriber. by Nm OWphy
bcar NJ d,tr III" IL h day = Npril. ls23, and -.
CO dcd III rhcepmt Of Bedford Ne shall Proceed
10 sell. on thr premises III cs,h ON Thursday
ihe 2oih day e March ne,t, = certain unri of
had sIluntad m the county n Bedford on The
"afcrs 81 Ooosc Creek. aod adjoining The ipndf
Of J1lr2 lnlo Oh mud nthrrs, GO timing three
hundred aud seventeen ~, cs Also thc follow.
,ne slaNes and thrr mtfcasr SINCE the dat OF
sa,d deed, 10 VII Fanny, Anna kinv Loui4.
panlinn Claihoroc Dasy aud rhilla Also
The following property 10 VII iom hrUd Of TOR.
srs fifteen hchd ri horned cattle, fifteen hend of
sheep 80 bcad hog lh,rc Two horse Cary
plonFhs, -four coalll,, fani sci4 plough gem
90 hmrrla com 6uolbs bacou. lunn icnihc, beds
aud 'nliarc tis CHAIRS clock cnse DC told,nr
dininp tahIr, one ,,1c gun. aud all The Eichen
furniture, o. ~ much letcof AS vii bc ufi,i.
cpt To milf thrPuIpoaoy Of sad deed = h,fine
a. trustee shall, convey ouIv such 'ulr u, +. Yes
ted IN me by ne decd. WI LEF1NIrH.
Erb. II h,37
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ANro1IC B, siriur Of a decd Of iru,t *
!, rrntcd 10 The sulrtfbrtf hy WIN DIVINITY,
hearing daie the I'D day oI .iniy 1921 and ir-
oprdrd "a iht county count Of Eedtnfd ior ptlr
pnsrs fhcfcin spceGcd W 4hnll proceed 10 sell
IN the h,ehest b,ddr,. 10, cash. on lfm,aa. 'hr
2oth nj March nrAf, On the premises nrar Hog
kin = Bridge. the hact of lad wdrreun the nis
Nin ownht resided containing 40 uorcs. b-
the same morc o. lrqs hlso, the following
Stoves. ~ sam I've. Fanny Sarah. May
and thefInnc. WIN thpl nerca,r tom iht
date n aad decd Ia, land 5 well worth The
attention 81 'ho.e dsp sod IN purchase The
Improvements AZ good Such title oplg IA Is
vested IN rs b, thu deed otarcantd viii Lc gwen
60 he i.ur oScr,
lOppNICK N'DANiEL. lr..
PLEASANT N. GOG IN '''s'''
Feb ~ ids.s
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gEl DOCA1 lON..--1he next session Of my
Ia sckool i'll commence about the first ul
the ID mo (Narrb) n"Xt, aud vii be open
or both mnte, and females.
Young person wishing 10 attend 20 MA.
lhrmBtics. Natural Philosophy, Bellies Lit.
tres, the use Of the Globes, &c. will he wei.
instructed, rs well As those who my be en-
pupcd in the study OF the inferior branches
l want 10 increase ny number ot temase
scholars mad am making wuh this view
snch arrangements rs will render my sch0o.
more inlerc ting 10 them. hive pant part
cular attention 10 'hd coarse Of Instruction
y hich consider b,st adopted 10 females.
shall be ns,izicd by my sister Rebercn
Ny school Vii he confined inthe room
occupy nov, in the ncehborhocd Of The
Cour' House X. b. TONNLEY
= - ~. oSth. itie32
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French GFrdicmcs, = ABrighfs Co
Mmbtaa Syrup, Hhitc Ic0d, dry

mmLtao Syrup, Hhtc- Ieod, dly
and IN MI, y. nh othrr CoiDys.
TniIE stu CMBhl, ha, ,his d., received
- from Pars fcH dozru OF the crlrl rated
lcroy medicine and The reicoiatro le,oy Nomi.
fnteafye, together with other pniis Eomrdlcs.
III has q 50 received barge supply of ! Al
bl,ehts Columbian Sytup, directly from Nh.
Albright. Al Who's lowest p,icrs he vii SCH the
S,np, either by wholesale or rripd liz ha,
elsorccc,vcd sciy lalge supply ut White Lad,
dry aud n oii--Iogctbrl wnh very general IT,
sprimenI 81 al pjhe, Colors dry aud in OH ~
All winch vIii be so'd n the very lowest pttces
HOW IL DAVIES.
Feb. u. ts27
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phAppie against tn, oppossrs 81 The admtais'ra,
tom hut Ne are ,arry ibat be 10 forgot whai
Was dus 10 the charaetct ufn Amcfr az RrpIe
sentative but, aud tp the county aud iudule Il
in aiinsnns and remarks waieh oueut not 20 be
sanctioned insan, man. ENiftri, frllo,,
Nj Krsmat sad frsnN rsaistnsu Apfatrd that my
new 'su ,,rll' Ne shed nn tit= snlilri h would hr
disappointed lu order thatihe ri1.e- II tho rontlo
Hfau BON thlu mig not r" uuanstf#f Hft9-s a. HaN
uard r iva To naopla Vii 1slc The gHtl 81 iesri-
on u l5as lie nlua -ima aahsr taua l. Wi IA w
could nod hear. rtHti an extract oi lotto "a VI
Wuabtta #ir King. II .uf He afs,l iu#d the gentle
ua, as liz I,de. al the Jackson parry Ihey hue na
lrslrf ht dlo proplc u, hoped tie amendment would
Nr Wr,e.t .std he held IN b., baaa sp l.fIe,acnt
fiuua IA r.nus, I,aaua AGAINST ore G#mHR htamef iuf
.ptr,4u.. ANu4hIIt baln onlsG Ia teldHi
The ratrrHaa Iamiy not
NJ Nntapla .ad II a wa 10 Dr. 7fla,a tai The pm
vat Hharsttrf al rmbers va, tn br rprr 90 on thus
NJ. csmhrrlane cailcd rle reelie.u .tteoairr.
Mr fachrr called lorttr ffc'ioi# Qar.una5 hnt VIII,
NJ Kr-me-ro.e 10 state taafae W. a,e par,on named
90 the lu8 Htuont.
NJ. paprar ,nlea the reuaomau lo eftar
IN. spr Aof Iur. tel tho gff.a.tn o. take his zrat
NJ krrmrr A. sat tat t. ga aunrut against
NJ Dorsey ,alla ibr sratl,nan fra Penn. ,ltania tn
orler IN question betnre tle llaufH ua7 Tho amend.
mrut
rac spcal,r sud he eouIi a5t drlfr The gentleman
p ptHus, l,au4on 10 be ont 1furri H. haul fi.en 10
repI, to #o#ac ahaer,ion' nUs rs h- ernnrmaa from
Ono. ha#is due 10 thc e"atcn.ntoaIe" ban foln-u,
Nr Krrn,r gato Il statement nj 10 circumstance
whrb a-ulr,d Ia m- tcqpltt'i "tlp1l the luy la,,nr
NJ Nuaht aid he understood il Ia hr,c hr,u stated
thnthr a.d asked to 1e4d ahl It ruatfusat IL Il
= ted y hat he lad said. tnd lddo r1l he % no design
Ia .ead Th5 statement = tHr a.u'eH'a, however,
ref Go auother mattrrt an thatto wbt,h ne hai re-
II. 81.
Irl1mIltoa aud Tho Hol,,o aoul mil. ha, one com.
q q. II. f... 1T
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In!ol HiEE tgo pirIs about 10 years old and
u one about IS years old accustomed 'e
house business. T.. FLETCHER
february iiI5
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NNyR OF Il y ~ pursuance Of the lnsi vii and
RI Testament Of Joseph ro,ndexlcr dcrd
wr viii sell, on ihmedry the oh day II March
ucxi TO the hlphrsi hihdcr NJ his late rcsidentt
IN thr county oi Campbell, all ihr remaining
property, c,aslzunr ten NerIprs (.1,o' very
lkcly,J q purueIy u ON. Fodder Onts aud
k,c. huusrhold aud kGrhen Furniture, plnnla.
tion Utensils took u House. tattlr, ohecy
IIogg, W. ol,e 4 Oxen on o. Wgfeon. 81. A
cirdt of WrI,e uienths vii be piFcn On al sums
OF five dollars and opwands By lhr pul chaser
gl,mg bond md approved sceu,ny ~-all suipt
under i've dollar, cash
LENiS y. POlNnFPfLR
JOiIN pulNDlkJEit'
Es'IsotJoarp pa loIndchiet. deed.
Feb II 2t4Hs