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CONCORD -IC=IU 80.

NHHE eSefrises OF t Seminary the cnsurr wear will
"a cJmmcuce The 10Th ~ Jtnusfy, sni terminate On
The Uih NJ December following with vacation during a.
mouth 90 August The OF Insirucon will commit.
thf English Latin, Greek, French, haitian and Spanish Lam
guag With The Science gentraly. The Institution will
conducted az New Prospect retired anil very eaifhv m
son, whore ilc lubcbu bas resilcd for several .csr
While due diligence will be used iB tesshng he yori,,
ttihche Of liberal education, special Wi be taken ~
mPaHius othe pupils critical knowledge of The En.h
Lfusuagr Peumanihip Arithmetic, Geossyhy with the Use
OF the Globes, Practical Surveying N. rbil,srly Ed
he Eiemen e Ancient and Nojen Hry;,gbrb bfa6ebe.
ho Goo ocn urcacally taught should c5iture DE bs,,o
every weiiduecied educadon.
Toe system ~ instruction pursued THE Academy BE- found
ea 1n careful lasyfSu The hnnsu mind arid f7 erscv
900 promoting The literary advancement y1nih b7, been
tested ny ~ ytm rEperienceThc terms Cor Bo5rd and r
uoirgi Do 4iio-esch hl1rjef finding hr own hed and
cudley.r SIG lhcy be- Furnished hy ,utscrber Some
1 the htrlent have rrrtDuy completed uer ri,,i
c1rrsc5 sud leo vacsneiss for 0,he-s
The Patrons NJ the Institution are invited O, whit fbs b
'rrber az ~ times and Judge the tus 5n b. improvements
VI Zoe Pdpf. Paeut' fui dusri7ns fefJuz 81 distance.
w.i may vH o. commit their thircn lnd wards o bio csrr
afe requested 10 msb' timely ppre t letters dtrertedto
CLOS COLEMAN
President Of Concord L.liemyi The BowiHs Green.
jan NJ -rsg
~ pessnlg having claims agsltt tle tgsie of f0b1
- Enfei Gee. requested o. present fht proudly
t1itdi and those iulehifd fo std esisfe viii pfrae
1ke rfynrn without delay as te Ezecuois sfe auzious D
close tnet .lntaciionf af c1f!y posthe
join, "A r. COLLIN i & BENZ. G. WlNGE
fs'1rr.
f. RI f'-tfet
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1S4K I'tos.oi Deed G. Tusl executed by IIeha Wood
- "atdi TO Tue sucfbtr, for certain purposes therein
county court Of mddeseH shall, The 9Th day o. Feb
next alf and not on The next fair day thereafter sun
excepted proceed 20 sell 10 the hrle bilder f,I
at Chuehyle, said county all that tract parcel Of snd
situate, lying and being the said Hddr.ex ,
81 and known by the nsuie Of Waiiham formeriJ Sn.
longing 10 Samuel Montague dec aud allotted to hdsushief
amelia upon the division Of bis iuods anil eouveveJ ~
Iames ALE n, and the said Amelia his wife 10 the s bs
woodward containing 52 acfss, be he more or less
together with nineteen aud hree iuuit scfes adj lining mr.
chased by sail Woodward, Of Thomas Tfioe-al; c f9g
ING 'ove5 20 WI odd Betty Young Bstty Barbsta Jockey
anJ her thhdie Henry, Allied Christiara Horace nni an
ohsf unnamrd Niaey aud her child, sophy Cloe snd hs
children! Andtfon sally, Jrnhy, and her youueest child
unnamed cwen Frederick, Juliet, Nary snd her chill
hun, aua her yonnge child unnamed together with The
increase u tue female mtm The dns of % sad decd or
much VI The said land and many Of SAID slaves AZ NAV h.
ucient % ouswc te oti .ois of said rut such rfeon
r vested in he 'ubIcr0e under ssd decd will be- conve
ta 10 The pure hd1er GEORGE WRTeuT'
Es+sx county, Dtrlf 81 ,gt.f.
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M sno'eiher Will continue The same busne, ,t ut,
f '""u' 'Aa s0i'cis patronage end. IF ,i @
Jan ~ JACOB NJ. WEAVkE
- 7s-2'w2w
n n, fhaneery Uuhed States COURT 5ih eireur AMI -
~ bHtiitt If Va. Dec. 9Th 1927 - ' auu @-a'lsiu
"a'et Duni ex'or OF John G aham dec rrr
asain.t ~ fl'h'
Lh9,. Taylor John DroekenJroush, Pbfip po..--
,rT = ~ W. surviving patineis Of The late firm of i;,i
'yl ~ CIV ~. Mann WIN I4y Pbi,o C;f.a ala,n'
"a V'tf gu te rule entered IN the elerk', ,ai-. 49,
n'i pll il Confessed as 20 the Defendant fhsfe, s
a5 80 en- uuy served on the dsfendauls Brown hi Mr.
aru Ahthouy, auj copy Of the rule c,t.r,i -
one taxing the amended b,li Tor r,nf., He elth
SlS ~ gers having been duly served ON Inn S,ena,
III Gus ~ own hictufd0 Autbony aud ROGER ,f,iI 80:
RI, N sue" canie 20 the cry Of ,yhsf CIi,-"
oau.e cane on this day 10 be heard on he tii
81 me other defendants amt The sn.,gs n'' bsgeff
N5,!-' 10 me original bill replication. srb;, ,t,oat
I ~, ~ Jug Gun ui'sioner, pursusut 10 fh- order ,l b en-
~, 49, 'e-S aHh vas sued by council .-On r,,rle'
''H "helto aud by Of The
ne court doth stjIlge, order K tb,' PI we eo'f
Nlu f@'HeTl IT, Scott, who appginfs 80. "ntu
Pose Qne deisniani VIM. Hay ieclinipg h. 80, 'e
W ~" ,'17s safe OF ne parcel of land living a. n ~,
~ hn'hu' conveyed oy fhc deed II fri.f fi ~ @ ~, y
u, drmtf o. anthony Msrv bs ,gif t W. ~ tH"is
nhP Oslewsoii upon the terms specified ,b,.. ~ sii
VIZ we eAIeHfe5 OF sae, add paving h. H.
N, 'ue sll 81 money lecursd Co. bin by fbes,iJ F
,nai Wey dspost the residue Of the ueed'
OWce oi Discount and Deposi of tbs r,nt ~ ~ sa. w The
~ we cry OF Richmond, Co the credit Of ~, - otes'
4ey make report of their proroedings IN ai h7t
'e0'es'' to 'he eoufL copy Tes,s, '''''n o. ''''
IT. Puruanee of tbe rrovi,iYn, ~ n MES clerk
~ 'nt Of us viii, on ffidsy sh dsy 81 rs Dtofee'we
on'.f ~ Doe hour ut ~ O'clock A. In pTorsi ~ on we
Wv 'iy ~ h'onmonJ numbered 90 the plsr 81 ,l.J
~ '' 'e 'a'N' tHlLlf GATEWOOD Ct,,o.is
T % hODEhf SCOTT ,;.a"-
ilfr--- frff
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tSNoeSy IL CheSe,feid co,sniy court Oc. . 1897
agat.,. Pigs .
Leroy Ns'''s' Na"'gG Ne'o5y and Susan c Heu1y
The D.eHda't Lsroy Ne,y5y M, 6,; S,S"S, =,
R'GTdnes giveH security aecor.i,ny 10 ~ c ~ St
a"d rae FHe' Of this court and IL ep5,ayi, IN,
~ d as Is not On i"haJifct Of az, Comnp:esaifA
&c seeosd Monday March rerf ard 49,, r. 5ji 9H
Ell ~ - %.a iAot deoPg q this order DC yortAa tes,t
@ '' so.s Ia ths c Of Richmond yor
'heJ foH doc, fths eSyAouse or t6f eo y az
''' Sc, e9.rt days. Copy. Ze,ts, L. YUNN2iIY q
1 isg5 fNA In Hanover county epuII \ <sla--
ki.hs Bureh
FsIeI bgreh IN his right ard a. sla'or Of han, P
zee EIiz19slh BrredlVye, EhEt Taliatro and her s
W. Ialalei9 Sarah Robert. aud her hassi ,!
~ hoh1iis Lucy Whueluw and her b,.l,s,,J 1 VI
Wn,1 low El'Esbe, NIate Harriet Ishsm EI,. snisr
Snd Polly Chewuiat, Anne Swift ami hrr 1Hoet "
o"'t Ih'mss C., Elizabeth P- Eiuma O. NAY Elem nvh1s
bernard buroh, which said Alkeit g. C:b.yf,,n anu
T'ns, mary; CtmeutmH Sarah judith " and I,.,n.y
III tn a re 'hen, under the age Of p years. DeGJ, N
~ Idy SAnie the Pauit Richard Afoy,i, I;'sS.,
and hied his bill IN this cause; Nhereunor Eh rs eouts
~ ,as court guardian Of the infant ef,asa
net u ana Folly Chewing. TLoua. 4, Al
court appointed guardian Ci the infant oy The
nentina and Sarah Durch for the ,reesl n iy, Cfs'
s s 'u As 10 henl and thef eupon the sn.wsr 81 ~ ma
deSr nauely' Sarah l.. Ma judith " and RI, nnufeni
uey mol haFinE uttered their appearance ami 49, w.
'Soa'nS tn me act 81 Assembly ana tbr r,,s 80 -
a"u plea ing 10 the satisfaction of The eo,t H., rs
are not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth o. ~ .hat they
hs fi%ihh ~ IS Ordered, That they apptsr hrr, ~ 81
cay OF Iehuary court II answer H., met
anu that copy Of this order forthwith n,, lu oi
q"ner a. newspaper published IN The cit, of RI is En-
Gu'h rTct''ivey, aud that ahrr copy be noted -
- " '"S Nou' '"'",s OF ,n,s county a copy. T,.te
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FOTYE PLE@GF9V non g9T .

@ VI" nnd u 10 ' afyan;sge 10 call the Executors of
Jan GO ~ o..
FOI'HEBLFGy4F TOR SHLF.
lie suhs'n again of-fs Estate ga e. .rr,s. an
the Roanoke River, ~ The county OF Montgomery -
Hles West OF Salon containing upwards Of 200 arre Of
which first bottoms. The irnproy m are h., is,e
geo soy rs'ck dwelling house with every necessafy ,ui
ley wifi 2o) odisud enc Jsed for hog n..ture and
the oyersrefs and negro qu7tersll convenient ana 5c
u2ly built There &c aio tho farm building thf rents
"- a. Iavrn a winch there Is Post 90, whore the
mi f"ning Eat a.d Wtsf dairy tuves TO, ffn-irr o. On
sood repair, generally Of Locust Po5i5 and cp There I fo
aces q h tate meadow The soil IS suited 10 hemp or obc
thst u8ksst dssirbbls Stock Farm Tie c6lsrrf',s
provemeut tefwefn jane. River and fe Ranbs,y 49,,
io E' also ihe upper 'urycy Of the road from Orlean
proved, most fertile aud beautiful estss n V,,gri, III H.
wishes 70 e hs Turnyitc slency nIle Go Fobsr,egsy
Toe llw ve< perpetual Etc and obGets he netf py9ff
~ yii fi bP.rofn'. 300 ~. 10000 Che 1rtrfnsf e0lt
variea annually from 10 to e. Tie flBsciheg s5r,tly 20
i' Pei'" Nuns FOO Obtain one Of the beet farms in TIE
country eppJ VI .io1t delay 70 Willie sold f1yery low
chsrc. Upon Fatirr down H. 5000 M ,rooey Es ,t RI.
D 5Yyl I" ncf'f end give o. Is O. years credit ON the
be- msfe b., Letter 90 GEO. IAN. ok
J.n GO ~ -,
IHE SCHOOL mr. LLaJFGOLLE
Jau. 1928. Course of To.forH.n. HE ,,,., 'I
gsii.ftt tntf1rcf fte Entirh. Latin e greft Iu.-,
=" ninsi ,.'.si At.hmeuc, Aigthfa, Geometry. III DIX.
n,n, 7psnnh, allan. rat Frssoh. ,sHh e.r-st
rro ~ ai i-sadinE' a.'rd hy llsr' sad G'obst.
''''-' L',fa a''i tg'iao,Per aaasm, D. 90
'e enc g1slie- u atrsrct tle baltl.r rt lie s-f ~
'A y.H iaee "e "ol'e,,f wl.-l ,.sh 10 fl
We're. na' on.e ar.va' s.oe! -"' 80
E'r' r.~',-
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EfFR RICHARD DUNN, formerly q East Tenncs.ee
@ "IIl mud TO he advantage call on the Executors
Is ms,sees Dunn IN the county of Lunenburg, Va.
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pIRGEAI.i STaI'E LOTTERY,
FOR TIE u NETT
OF THE
DISM AL, SW AMP

C.1.f.1L CO.NP.4NI,
18TH CLASS,
To be dTGlcn at Richmond, IA. on JVedtcsd1,,
tie 27H Of February, 1925.
Foriy-iivc Number Lottely-Six Drawn Ballots.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29

W pf9an9e United States court 5ih circuit, aud l,
Waller Dun, ex'or Of john G ahar dec r,
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M snoseIher viii continue The same business st III,
firm. t''''s ~, ~ ~, u,e ir'tnhs Dl the LATE
Jan. IL 'NOOD NJ. "EAYkH
Ta-9;,r2y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29

SAane,,y ~ Cieste.Geid COUNTY court oc. q 1897
SH'' C'"'%s (by has itrt friend Hatcher ClarSe)
or,in,, Pit1
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,-,-rL. tMGGFlng re eggTtgate sum Of Se9H6
NE drawing OF numbers, randolH from the whtcL as de
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Hon. Bushrod Washington, President
Vicc- Presidents.
Hon Vim. II. Crawford of Geo
Hon. u. Clay Of Washington
Col. Henry Rutgers Of New York.
Hon. John G. Herbert Of Maryland
Philip z. Thomas, Esq. Of do
Robert Raston, Esq Of Phf'a
Gen John Mason OF Georgetown D. C.
Samuel Bayard, Esq. Of New Jersey.
Isaac M'Kim, Esq. Of Maryland
Col John Iiartwell Cooke Of Virginia.
Hon Daniel Webster Of Boston
Gen Chas. + Mercer Of Virginia
Jeremiah Day, ID. D. OF Yale Collage.
Gen. Ia Fayctte
Hon. John Marshall of w.
Hon. Richard Rush Of Wa-iioricn
Bishop NJ Kcndrec
Dr. Thomas g. james ~ Pill
Richard Field Esq Of va
Managers.
Francis S. Key, Esq Rev Wm Bawlsv.
Walter Jones, Esq, Coz Henry Ashton,
Rev. Dr. Jas. Laurie. W. w g.afOn. Fsg
Rev. s. B. Baich, Dr. Thos. Henderson
Rev o. y Brown Row John ~ Campbsll
Dr. WIN. Thornton, D.. Rich'd Randall
Rev Is. re. Gu-icy, SfUcfnrl
Richard Smith, IrC0sUrfr
-l-- Ioi,rr-oS E1-~9-
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The following animated poem appeared as the Nes-Y.sr
ode oil the Csk Recorder II spirited aud splendid
psoduetion-ful OF genius and enihusam The writer
identity young man-here freshness in his that
sfan, only 10 the youthful heart We know not the sutho
nut whoever be be, let him cultivate the genius With
which nature ha, blessed him. will condue, him 10
renown. IN, Y Couris,
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ID O q e. Is x.
I'NE NUN.

She very fair.
Aud Intellect had poured its riches, light
Upon he' nature; but, alas fur her.
She mad womau's heart, aud love too scon
Iw'nea his light letters round her spirits wing,
n."o'"g IL down TO earth Her life had been
t-'Ha aim summers day, aud she had dreamed
aus nouns away, mid those sweet fantasies
NAV youthful feeling loves. No threatening cloud
Ia" "afKeued her pure heaven of sunless thought.
Se looked on ali things with a loving eye
vi happy innocence, aud her sweet voice
w "s Ike the carol ot JOung birds in spring.
ahe echo OF glad aud joyous heart.
s'aS! alas! that grief should enter there.
hn' never yet was gentle woman led
ny intellect 10 happiness. The light
VI genius serves hut TO iilume the waste
w hilghted hope, aud she who ia >hly fans
fnn sacred fame, like the poor Eindoo wifi,
lights her own funeral pyre. Aye, Alinc loved
rs ''e meant loves III youth, as women love
In every season. Genus, beauty, all
nat man can pcze, women boast, we're given
AS Offerings 10 one deity. She lived
D"t III h's presence, Absence was to her
ne Souls deep "iisnigt,,; to' he the sun
vi er bright world uf dicams, and hcr young hear,
LIKE Me"n"ns harp, beneath his eyes alone
t'av" ou' ITS hidden music. 1t was deep,
Intense devotion, pune infancy,
et strong as death, which dwc.t within her breast
= tiie al tenderness could scarce rcuav
2uch self forgotten love. But, all! the lot
vi woman was upon her, and she met
a. vonians recompcnsr
-. The time had cnn,n
Fo' ,heir first parting u"w, and days passed on;
iet bright anticipatjOuS filled her heart,
ana she was happy. But long weeks aud months
noIied by, aud yet he Then the rose
AIDED from A!nes cheek; yet she was calm:
and, though her lip grew paIrr, it still wore
us quiet SMILE but nh what eve could trace
Inc daily whitening of her hra,t, che SLOW
froracted martyrdum of hope, ~ Length,
fhey told her i,s married no rrproaci,
ht"kc from hcr lips, out nIeskly like flower
She sunk oeneath tho blow. The heavy hand
Ci sickness fell upon TER, aud she prayed
TO leave scene of suffering and al sim
hut death came not and when the healthf;i rov
Ct lies pure current came again. she turned
F'r'n all her iarncc Joys, nd found her home
Within converts walls.
Nhenl FIST saw her, five long years had pas.
An" peace once more dwuit III her heart. Her cheek
" as Ifse As marble, aud her features wore
the settled ca!mncss of spi.it schaoled
Nv early suffering. The fe'ce storm had passed,
Sat left It's trace 81 desoItl0u Time
iiad dune ms kindly work. and she could snIiI,
Cnrc more with cheeriuiuess hrt wien She sppke
o. "H-!ier days. >0i aud dey2y licht
Sr"ne IN her aDveliHr eyes, aS il a tear
Had bust from us sealed fountain I.5pu,
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REPoET OF TIE MINoRiTY OF THE CoMmIr.
TEE ON kETREXCHMENg,,
DEPARTMENT OE STAYE


In proceeding to inquire into the
Condition OF the several Departments, in
reference to the disbursements OF the
public money, the minority of the Com
nIttee first directed their attention to
the department OF State. On the oroaui-
zatlotl OF the Committee, letter of general
inquiry was addressed by the chairman TO the
Heads OF the several Departments, and an
SWcfs, accompanied with documents. were
received from them ALL The answer of the
secretary OF state presents q view of the
CONDITION OF his Department, fully sustained
by the official documents from his own and
the Registers Office, and highly satisfactory
from this view, which the minority. Of the
committee will presently lay before the
House. 1t appears that there has been q cor
tinucd economy III the expenditure Of the
Department. While the minority of the
Committee make this remark, however. they
you'd not be understood as sanctiouiun. the
principle, that the greater or less disE yse-
nIent made III Department is the only mca-
s!lrc OF the success and fidelity with which il
has been administered. In the Department
OF State, particularly, the expenditures nc
cisssary to be made depend. i'll part, on our
relations with foreign powers, and on Incl
dents III our intercourse with other nations
winch this Goyernmcntisun unable either TO fore
SEQ or control. In some respects. an iucrca
SGD expenditure indicates abroad an cytcn-
sion OF friendly relations with foreign Do,c
crs, and at home an increase of public bu-
slness, arising out Of the augmented popu!a
ton, multiplying pursuits, and growing pros
ferlty of the country
AS lis IL the foreign affairs Of tic coun-
try, that the greatest huctuation is likely
to arise, SO ii is in the appropriations for
this branch of the service that the greatest di-
Fcrsity exists III one year, compared with
others.
IN Nts year 1873, the nnnronrintinus
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rROpANE s,yEAr1Sc

Lord Chesterfield, whose authority Oh sl!us ubec,s
no one presuues 10 question said 10 his SON "Ons
word Only as TO swearing, and that hope and believe
I. more tian Is necessary. Ytu may sometimes hear
some people, in gnod company ute,lard their dscIsf
with oahs by way Of establishment as tley think: bnt
fon must observe ;on, that those who do SO are never
those who contribute III any degree to give tina, CON-
PsnF me denomination OF gpud company They are
always snbaens or people Of low euts ion: for tia,
practice besides that it has temptation 10 plead
IL as silly ard Liberal as it is w;ckedy
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as Introduced intoS County, anu d like.
ness OF the individual who was pronounced,
when called to it, ''the best person to fill the
Department. of State that could be lound.''
and who did fill it for eight years with singu-
lar diligence, integrity and success, the Sec
rotary OF State was induced to purchase for
ten dollars, the silver medal in question.
The minority of the Committee perceive
nothing Objectionable in tils act, nor hazar-
dous In the precedent. On the contrary,
they think there would be a manifest propri,
ETY. IN purchasing, as part of the appropri-
ate furniture Of the Department, a similar
medal OF all those who have succcssivcly
been called to the Chief Masistracy of tho
country.
TO RE CONTINUED
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TO Country Hatfers.

'tk snoscrher has on hand general
Of iIattes Stock and Trimmings, which he ,y ..t,
cheap of CASH viz; Beaver, Carrotted and Raw Rus,f
Sia Sc9i6H Hare Fur, NuStrat Skins, Spanish Bodies
kets Blue and Buff English skiver Pelongs Satin Me-
uanion for Tips Embosjd Cotton Tips Bow st6nps.-
WIN general assortment 81 Blark and Drab Bindurs
''' '".''-'' JOHN THOMPS5 ON
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FIVE DOLL.dRS REW9RI1

NETIfL be given taking Up and delivering to ne
W "aHc5o Mills, 1ear Richmond, lIy HORSE dart
snrfe ah"" 10 hands high, years old, one hind fr.
""',e' snort switch tail, shod all around PAGES, and III
order; ne discovers Tenderness his fore feet whe
rode OIL hard ground pavement, He vas turned OF,
last tuesday night be canal, and probable was
Fo9e up ne bank by some negro, may Somewhere in
Oh aDn"t hcnmnnd JOHN y. PITCHER.
(iallecn Mills. Anr.
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the appropriations
wore. Oniittinr paris

NC Sfcut ih'eTlority nj the appropriation
nj 1928, arises from the fact that the sam of
one hundred thousand dollars. Appropriated
III 1922, for tnc expense of the missions to
tbe new American Governments, was not cy-
pended during that year, anil was. uccor-
1mSty al tja service OF the Department
Tor next. The great inGorio.ity Of the
appropriation for 1897, and particDjarv
that Tor sos, i owing to economical sayinGs
~ me Applications, and to Tcdurtiousin some
"a - objects ole pcnditurc:as. for instance.
III some ct the missions to the new govern
Jnents in South America. as is more fIlIy OK
planned IL the note If the Secretary.
II the srPeadHre ofthc three wears e. hi:
administration be compared with that of HE
three preceding, some increase viii appear,
10 this increased expenditure the remark
above made giles with full force. 1t has
grown n|t OF the extension Of our relations
with foreign powers, and other causes con
hectod with the growing prosperity Of lhc
Country. The same yaria(joD rom wear 70
year will h:gc also be found: shcviro tLat
with the same officers q. the head of The De-.
Par'meDt, q. with the same individuals com
posing Congress at successive sessions j.
? aoposSbie IN hT.ag the expenditures II. ~
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bronch OF the pahlir. Service " an UNIFORM
condition, either of increase or diminution.
In the year 1892. the eNnen6iturc

Arranged Ill the order Oh diminishing cx-
Pendlturc, the years would accordingly stand
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10 Re CONTINUED.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-12-31
DIE D.


In Sutton, Dec %, Miss Mehitabel Stock
we'll, aged &C.
In Spencer, Oct %, Henry, and Dec S, Car
ollne, twin children of Mr. Amasa, IT., and Mrs.
Laura Bemis Printers in .Ne1c York and Ver-
mont are requested to insert the abOue.
In Marlborough, on the Oath inst, Mr.. Silas
Gates, Innkeeper, aged TO- Printers in Maine
and Vermont are requested to insert the aLoce
death.
In Leicester Dec. 81, Mrs Hannah Bowen,
wife Of Ebenezer H. Bowen, aged 90.
In Lancaster, Mr. Charles Bigeow, aged 81
In Grolon, Dec. "a, James Lewis, Esq aged
68.
In Watervlet, IN W Dec 16, Capt Lyman
Stanford, formerly of Grafton, aged So.
In Tiverton, on the Goth inst, suddenly,
Thomas Barker, aged IS, member of the So
ciety Of Friends.
In Guilford, (Vt) Dec. 10, Mr.. Manasseh
Bixby, aged "a.
In New Bedford, Dec. 12, Egbert Benson
Kempton, son of Mr. Silas Kempton, aged 49,
Dec. %, widow Sarah Barney, aged So years
and months.
In NARROW, IN H. Dec 8, after lingering
sickness Of six years, Mrs. Susannah Phelps
! wife of Mr. Luther Phelps
At Little Rock, (Arkansas) Dec %, Genera
George lizard, Governor of the Territory @
/ Arkansas.
Killed at Peterborough, IN. H) Dec. 10, Nj
John Hayward of Dublin, aged Ill. His deaf
Il was occasioned by fall from loaded Wagon
and the wheel passing over his head.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-12-31

CiTY OF TALLAHASSEE, (Florida) The
growth of our western towns is almost miracu-
Ious, but (says the Floridian,) no city in the
Union ever sprung up with greater rapiditV,
amidst the wilds of the south and west, than
Tallahassee. New and convenient shops and
warehouses;, commodious public buildings,
handsome private dwellings, are continually
erecting, the abundant fruits of the soil and
Climate are offered for expectation, the comforts
and amusements of older cities are introduced.
and four years of uninterrupted health have
attested the salubrity of the climate.
ANOTHER VICTIM. On the Doth inst. Sarah
Freeman, colored woman, of this CITY, aged
81 years, died, in consequence of burning, hav-
ing fallen into the fire, four days before during
a fit of intoxication.-.Neao Ha1en Journal.
On the evening of the Goth ult. at sunset. Mr..
John Gilman and Mr.. Dudley Pottle of Sand
bornton, IN. ~ started in a small boat from
Meredith bridge for Sandbornton across the
bay. They were both intoxicated, and had a
joint stock of rum in a bottle with them. The
ngAt came on with rain, and they did not ar
rive Two days afterwards the boat drifted
ashore partly filled with water, and having the
dead body of Gilman in it. Two days from
that, the body of Pottle came ashore, much dis
figured.
INTALLATIoE. On the 10th inst was Install
ed at Lunenburg, Rev. Ebenezer Hubbard, late
OF Mlddletown. Introductory Prayer by Rev.
Mr.. Conant Of Leominster Sermon BY Rev.
Mr. Emerson of South Reading; Installing
rrayer by Rev. Mr.. Bascom of Ashby Charge
BY Key. Dr. Thayer of Lancaster Right Hand
OF Fellowship by Rev. Mr.. Lincoln of Fitch
len of Bolton; Concluding Prayer by Rev. Mr.
Howe of PeDnereI