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PALMER.s LAND.

The following anecdote is related in letter
from Capt. L. flaming TO Mr. Reynolds. pub
lished in the Philadelphia Daily Advertiser
The two tliscovery-ships sent ont oy the
late Emperor Alexander of Russia, on their
voyage around the world, being between
the South Shetland and Palmer;s Land.
but much the nearest to the islands, were
becalmed in a thick fog !; when the fog
cleared away, they were surprised to find
one of the Stonington South Sea Company's
barques; little vessel Of about ffty tons,
between the two discovery-ships. which i'm
meda,s,y run up the United States flag,
when the frigate and sloop DIVA set theirs
and the Russian Commodore despatched a
boat and officer, with an invitation to Capt.
Palmer, of the Americansessel, to come on
board, which he readily accepted.
When he arrived on the Commodore's
deck, he was asked wha. islands those were
in sight, and if he had any knowledge Of
them? g Yes. Sir" replied Capt. Palmer,
:. those are the shetland Islands, am well
acquainted with them, and am pilot here.
belong Sir, TO a fleet of five sail. out Of
Stonington, under the command Of Capt.
Penlleton, whose ship is now Mt anchor in
good harhor in that island; andiif you
wish for water or refreshments will pilot
~" ohA NY SOibtlttnoCI VIII ne Ilucn
pleased to render you any assistance, to
obtain for you such refreshments as the
country affords" 81 kindly thank Won.
Sir" said the Russian Commodore, but
previous to being enveloped in the fog, VIC
had sight Of those islands, and concluded
we had made a new discovery and behold
when the fog lifts, to our utter surprise, a
beautiful little American vessel. 10 all APP
pearance in as fine order as if she had bat
yesterday LEFT her port in the United States,
is discovered alongside Of my ships, the
master of which reudily offers to pilot my
vessels into port where his Commodore will
tender me every aid for Refreshments. We
must surrender the palm of enterprise to
1 YOU Americans" said the Russian Commc-
/ slore. /" Sir, you fatter me- replied the
| American Captain, shut there lis an i'm
mense extent Of land to the South, and
when the fog is entirely cleared away, you
will have, from your mast head, a fine sight
OF its mountains" :. Indeed" observes the
| Commodore, "you Americans are people
that will he before Us, and here ia now in
your information, and what 10 now before
nv eyes, an example and pattern for the
Oldest nation in Europe. Where expected
to make new discoveries, find the Ameri-
&An flag, feet, and pilot. s4f
Alter treating Capt Palmer in the most
friendly manner, the Russian Commodore
was so much struck by the circumstance that
he named the eonst Palmer's Land, and Y
hears his name at this time on the feceRs
Russian and English charis.
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HYMN.-BY BsHoP HgprR.

II 4hAN.-Ol DlSnOt AlHbARs
By cool Siloam's shady ril,
How sweet The lily grows
How sweet the breath beneath the hill
OF Sharon's dewy rose.
Lo, such the child whose early feet
The paths of peace have trnd
Whose secret heart, with influence sweet,
Is upwards drawn to God.
By cool Siloam's shady rill
the lily must decay;
The rose that blooms beneath the hill
Must shortly fade away.
And soon, too soon, the wintry hour
OF mans maturer age,
Will shake the soul with sorrows power,
And stormy passions rage
o thou whose infant feet were found
Within thy Fathers shrine
Whose years, with changeless virtue crown'd
Were all alike divine;
Dependent on thy bounteous breath,
We seek thy grace alone,
In childhood, manhood, age, and death,
To keep US still thy own.
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CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

ar Price to single subscribers, who receive
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made in advance.
u Advertisements, not exceeding twelve
lines. published three weeks for one dollar, and
continued three weeks longer for fifty cents
Larger advertisements in the same proportion
W Tho publishers Of this paper will hold
themselves responsible for no error, in any adj
vertisement, beyond the sum charged fer its
insertion
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From "tte Spirit and Manners Of the Age.H
OMNIPRESENCE OF THE DEITY.

O4A~NAA ~ ADDANOH VI Tx 0Etl L.
observation-disclosures gaze,
Thy guiding finger, Lord, view,
Trsc'd in the midnight planets blaze,
Or glistening ir the morning dew;
Whate'er is beautiful or fair,
Is but thine own reflection there.
hear thee in the stormy wind,
That turns the ocean wave to foam;
Nor less thy wondrous power find,
When summer airs around me roam,
The tempest and the calm declare
Thysclf-for Thou art every where.
end thee in the noon of night,
And read thy ZANE in every star
That drinks its splendor from the light
That flows from mercy's beaming ear;
Thy footstool, Lord, each starry gem
Compassionate thy diadem.
And when the radian: orb of light
Hath tipp'd the mountain tops with gold,
Snote with the blaze, my weared sight
Shrinks from the wonders behold;
That ray Of glory. bright and fair,
Is but thy living shadow there.
Thine is the silent noon Of night.
The twilight eve--thc dewy morn;
Whate'er is beautiful and bright,
Thine hands have fashion'd to adorn
Thy glory walks in every sphere,
And all things whisper God is here.
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Ne,o Carriage .Manwactory.

z "
TUNHE subscriber, lat hisnew Shop in the South
u Parish Of Brookfield, is now ready to manu-
facture all kinds of CARRIA Els to order and
solicits public patronage. Having employed
first-rate of experienced workmen, he feels con-
fdent that any work entrusted to his care will
be neatly and satisfactorily executed.
STAGE COACHES will receive particular
attention. He intends to keep them in such
readiness that he can furnish for individuals or
companies any number wanted at short notice.
Likewise on hand, and constantly making,
all kinds Of HARNESSES, TRUNKS, and
SADDLES.
Also, Ordinary, Ornamental, & Sign PAINT
ING.
TAINTED, good BLACKSMITH, who un-
derstands ironing Carriages !; one or two
JOURNEYMAN CARRIAGE MAKERS,
and an APPRENTICE to the Harness Making
Business.
u ASH PLANK of all kinds wanted, from
one and quarter to four inches thick, HUBS,
FELLoE and SPOKE TIMER also wanted.
E. G. STOWELL
Brookfield, Sept TO- If
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CREpIT. At public meeting, few
nights since, gentleman remarked, that
the grand characteristic Of CIVILIZATION
was CREDIT. In state entirely savage,
The sadly one article Of consumption was ex-
changed for another; but as man progress
sively rose from this condition, he assumed,
as common medium, sheils--iron--copper
---silver--gold-til being arrived at the
degree most remote from the barbai Gus,
mutual coNEIDENcE appeared, and gave
birth to CREDIT. 1t was to this that every
great nation owed its power. ~ sri
.s..',sa 4s NJ Z. Palladium.
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Ne,n Machine iShop.

TEJHE subscribers having opened Shop one
u fourth Of a mile from Holden, on the Wor-
cester Road respectfully inform the public that
they calculate to manufacture CARDING
MACHINES, both for Cotton and Wool, Of all
descriptions as low as can be purchased in this
country. BY punctual attendance to business,
and orders received, they hope to share a part
of public patronage. G- KNAPPERS, and
various other kinds Of machinery, also made.
BRYANT " COWDIN.
Hnldcn Dec II
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The PRIME PRrSc1rIEs OF AsRrcuL

THE PRIME PRrNcIPLEs OF AGRtcuL-
ruAa-- Isl, The sol o-sht ~ be krpt yiTy !
or, in other words, free from all superhuous
moisture. Cd. The soil ougbtto be kept clean;
or. in other words, free from noxious weeds.
Sd. The soil ought to he kept rich ; or, in
other words, every particle of manure
which can be collected, to he applied, so
that the soil may he preserved in a state
capable of yielding good crops. An agri-
cultural code of this kind is not only a true
one, but has the particular merit Of being
simple and distinct, and may be understood
by the dullest capacity. Were it carried
into execution--were the operations of far
nlers regulated by its tenets--were their
endeavors constantly directed to keep the
land in their possession dry and clean, and
us rich as possible, thrn the country would
be progressively improving. These are
the fundamental principles Of agriculture,
though several other things, such as rota-
tons of crops and the like, may be regarded
as minor or inlerior.--.N Il. Farmer.
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Blackstone Canal Conapann.

DgUCRSIOfE Cll7t0E COIllp07ly.
YHNHE Stockholders in the Blackstone Canal
h- Company are here by notified that their
ANIMAL meeting for the election Of Officers, and
the transaction ofuther business.wil be holden at
the Franklin House, in Providence, on Wednes-
day, the serenh day Of January nezt, at l
o'clock, A. NJ.
GEORGE. CURTIS, Sec'ry.
Providence, Dec IL, 1929. So
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Worcester and Brooafeh
IRON FOUNDRY.

YM2HE Worcester and Br0ohfsid iron FOun-
dru is constantly IN blast, making Iron Of
the best quality. All orders for MACHINE
5 CASTINGS will receive immediate attention,
and be executed at short notice,
ALso.-.for sale,
FRnNni.iN, BOX, and PLATE STOVES;
(,AUL DRONS, and an assortment of HOL-
LOW WARE.
M Orders for Castings may be left with
RICE 81 MILLER, in Worcester, or directed
to the Foundry, in Brookheld.
Brockfeld, Oct u tf4g
? -Nor. ster. IS. Probate Oifiee. Dec 10, 1898
TO he TViIoc and Heirs Of Micah iowAnD, iatc 81
" /. D'ace Gated Notown, in said County, decreased,
and 10 all others concerned in The Estate Of said de
, re,s,d s.tsEs ), ~ GRgsrINs
EIOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
a IA see fly at the Court OF Probate to be hod'
nj ~ orceste in said County ,.on The first Tues
day IL February next, At ten Of the clock, before
noon. to show cause why License should not be
Granted 20 sell aud convey so much OF the Real
Estate of said deceased as will raise sevsn hundred
forty three dollars and 46 cents, for the pay mcnt
Of debts and charges and YOU viii he heard there.
on se' vArH'L. PAINE. y prob 3
.r MJOTICE. is hereby given, that the sub
b Ia seriber has been duly appointth Adminis-
traitor on the Estate Of SiLAS POTTER, late oil
North Brookifcd, in the County of Worcester.
fieeeascd and has taken upon himself that trust
hy giving bombs as the law directs. All persons
indebted to said Estate are hereby called upon 10
make immediate payment; and all those 10 whom
said Estate is indebted are requested 10 exhibit
their demands for settlement.
JAMES BROAD.
4 Barre, Dec. "a, 1928. ss'
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.Wnnted InlmedidfeLu.

Wanted Immediately,
MDY the subscriber, three JOURNEY MAN
NIB .SHOEMAKERS; ono TO work upon
upon Shoes. $3.50 JONAS SMITH. p
Barre, Dec. b nAl 5w49f
d Darby'S Patent Wheel Boxes
W-yOR sale at the Store of WHEELER 4
me- THAXTER, Worcester. E
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-12-31

To QrEscn THiRsr. Mix spoonful OF
honey with the same quantity Of spirits, and
add quart of water by little at a time, so that
they may mix Intimately: This drink is Slim
ulant, nourishing and effective, in quonching
thirst-E Edinburgh Obsercer.
We beg to follow this admirable receipt with
another To ALLAY HuSGER, Take pound
of beef, and brol il carefully over proper fire.
When ready, sit down and eat Il with salt, mus .
tard. pepper, If you choose, and bread. Ehis
food is savoury, nourishing, and effective, IN
allaying hunger.-Edahnrgh Weekly Rsv's'o.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-12-31

nWHAr's IN A NAMEi" A culprit by the
name of IrnmatsriGl Wood, probably species
of punk or touch,o0od) was last week sentenced
to the Vermont State Prison Tor tho materiS'
offence Of stealing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-29

an act which moreover has been CARRIED, be made
| out to be crime on the part of the Porter
"A commercial letter from Odessa states that bu
siness IN that town is quite at stand in conse.
quence OF the unsettled state of the Leyant The
landed proprietors in the south of Russia, and the
frontier provinces ofPoland are also suffering Sc
verely.
Extract of letter from Naples, dated Feb6-
ION the I'd inst severe shock ofan earthquake
was felt at the neighboring island of Ischisa. 4
whole village was nearly destroyed; about 80 PEG.
pie lost their lives, aud several others severely
wounded: had it happened in the night, the entire
population oil about 800 souls would have persisted
shock was felt here on the following night, but
no damage was done"
The Court of Cessation has Just decided that
the law of SeptemberS 1907, which fixes the rate
OF legal interest, is not applicable to discount bank
commission, or rate OF exchange, which may in
consequence be liked according to the pleasure OF
the parties.
Nj. Alexander de Laborde, who was in Upper
Arabia, occupied in scientific pursuits, when intel
igence reached him of his election as a Deputy,
has arrived at Paris, and taken his seat in the
Chamber.
The viscount de Blosseville, Secretary of the
King when Count dArtoise, died at very advanc-
ed age.
SIXTEEN DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
-. NEW foRK, April 25.-By the Ship William
thompson, Maxwell, which left Liverpool the 18th
ult. We have our files of London papers TO the 10th
aud Liverpool to the 18th oil March.
Bells Weekly Messenger of Sunday the 10th,
says: We have received French papers TO the 18th
inst. They announce that the Emperor Nicholas
had considered the documentput forth by the Por-
lie as declaration OF war, and had consequently
sent orders TO his army TO the Pruth and to
take up position in the principalities OF Wallacha
and Moidavia. Tney add, that ii was noEhis intcn-
ton 10 separate his from that of his Allies
Letters from Paris Of the 18th mention that the
Russian army was TO commence its march ON the
18th of April
They also announce that peace between Persia
and Russia had not been concluded, and hostilities
were to be commenced.
Russian Messenger, and one from France ar
rived in London, and cabinet council was held on
the 18th ut
The money market in London underwent con-
siderable changes during the week ending4he
10th, consols varying from 50 to S3 81
Don Miguel, the Prince Regent of Portugal,
had taken the oath 70 the chsIter the Goth Feb.
and changed his ministry.
The change in the French ministry had exclu-
ded the whole OF NJ. Viellcle's friends from the
cabinet.
The Grecian government had addressed de-
claration to the European powers Oh the subject
oithe future limits of their state, which they wish
to include the greater part OF Romelia, Negropont
and the Morea
LirerpooI Cotton JlTdrket, Saturday, March Is.
Import this week, 9, l53 bags; sales l4,440 bags
at rather higher rates for American descriptions bu;
others at very low prices.
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FIRE AT ALBANY.

IIsIUIIICIt OUtCt, .IIOuIly, .fflftt II.
On Wednesday, night at little after twelve,
our citizens were aroused by the alarming cry OF
fire, which found 10 proceed from the building
in Beaver street, occupied by Mr.. Aspinwall as a
brass 6 bell foundry.
The fire ragged with great violence between
and hours, sweeping III its course all the build
ings on the south side ofBeaver street, from Green
street to south Market street, and all on the north
side OF the same street between the brick building
on the corner of Green and Beaver, occupied by
Dir. Dunn, and the brick building occupied by d.
M'GiaShan, as a printing office. 1t also extended
lis ravages across the square, to Hudson street,
and destroyed between thirty s. forty buildings,
The majority olwlIich were not oisrcat value.
T.jIer. lido.
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whites priUeie letters, lnot intended 10 tie ina,.s
Puotic), TO Richmond, in which he pledged himself
TO the nti-tariff, anti-,nanufacturing and anti
American doctrine, that protecting duties are UNI
constitutional and quotes authority for the
uniounded assertion. He has written such let=
ters.-And again, the Baltimore Marylanler'
repeats that ",he Editors of the X. Enquirer have
seen letter from the General, only few months
SINCE in which he speaks of Mr.. Adams views oil
the powers of the General Government, as contained
in his first message having shocked him; those views
were no doubt,i relation to the American System"
Now, this is :" ineffably stupid'-for, Gen. J
could scarcely think of criticising in Mr.. Adams
what Mr.. a. has never thought tit TO express
:" Those views" towhich the Marylander is pleas
ed to refer, were not contained either i'm his first
message" or i'm his I'd, or in hi. 3d-fie will
give them probably in ertenso in his first Mes
sage oil the I'd Term, if the people should be 50
lar infatuated as to replace him on the saddle.
We are now on the verge of another Admins
trahoD. speak the honest convictions of my mi. y
when fsay so. We may have warm campais,
but we cannot alter the decree of fate. IT, seed
is now sown, and the harvest will be reaped.'
l-hr Cam6reteng's Speech on the Tariff.
Can any Of reader, u with some Information res
Psetng the Voyage Of the Brig Diligence Capt w,,y who
s'edfr Virginia in I77s in search o! a Moth Wet
fssst' She was sent out by number Of gen,isu-n TO
make Addressed to the ka,efs
OF this paper as soon pOssbe, upon TIL. ,.t viii 10
most gratefully received.
nAHRiEDl ION the Issh inst BY the y.JO,.ph cu,ti,,
bur1een Sarte Esq 10 Nus amanda daughter Vim
AIutbesii, all OF Hanover county.
DIED. Ion Thar'isy sisht, Mr.. taru, B. Da.drir. in
he osh year OF tu HIS body u Friday mo ninc
.hs bottom Of ,d.'p ravine, near the Synssotus, And
Gofones Inqaes, nnt diately held spper, thai -
had lost hs life ny accidental fall narr,
aung along the preepice, by which Of his olsr
bones was broken and his head civ confused
80, on Friday last, Nathaniel Sh,ppard Chsp.berlafu
h ey IN tne ssh year Of his age; old aud valued e
Yesterday N orning, MR., Sarah a. Roans, The he.
M re 81 WIN II. hoane, Esq and the daughter OF Dr.
Lyons the her e At Cues, place of his reJ,nc,
rev mile from ih,' city She sunk aniers nse ing pd-
Po."' "hi'h s'I the kindns ,ni, the sk of bhv,
,riln, was unable 10 Mrs. 80 yesr. of srr il
usu lat She has left behind her infant pledge Of her
1Se, aud the Impression Of her virtues. which yeas will NOT
oohtsrste IRON the memory OF all who knew her.
yesterday evening, I'm. Thomas, youngest IN of
Evans: aged l6 months The rien. and
me tshiy are respectfully attend hi, n,ntrs
Bridge. '' -
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deco. Miss George Was young about Isl and
handsome of Respectable pareniage, and OF the
most unblenished character. We are in the gene
RAJ an orderly people, and notpuch accustomed to
look upon crime and can give you no idea ofthe
deep feeling which this occurrence has produced.
An innocent and unofending female uioiated and
murdered, in public road, and at noon-day
can scarce conceive a sufficient degree of daring
brutality for its accomplishmeAt-but il is so and
even amongst us! God grant that the perpetrator
may NC discovered. A SUBSCRIBER
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TIE PIEDGE-

VIC stronglysuspecti from the following statements
that the paragraph lately put forth by the Buft.
Toe Republican" the evtract Of a letter from
Mr.. Stockton, IS q foygerW
(COPY)
PHfvCETov, April 18th, 1923.
#" To Tie Editor Of tie .VelO HOyk Epea{ae
Pest
SiE--In your paper Of the 18th, there is an
extract from tie Bu6aioe Republican" contain.
ing what il stated 10 be an extract Of a letter
from Mr. Stockton Of Princeton" take the lib
cry TO ioioIm yol tnsi believe my father never
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-29

All the prizes 10 wheel, anti sII the number, in .ns,
al onee-the whole scheme TO he day and the
"huie a,nanut OF prizes may he ha rs drawn
GJHhoie Tickets dolls Ralses So 4,.ay,,r, 75.
Ihs 1000 PfIzes OF 50 to be awarded the first s.eyn
OF hIrd DIVISION to be determusd by that which ny r,y
the capital prize Of $4,000 so that hoder OF n'ys.
one Ct which shall he each diysion ceain to draw o
PIIze and may draw four. ~ vas
The caPi,al prize Of $4,000 paid in pait by 1000 nj
S 70 The PFsen scheme will be sealed u dsposited ~
The Dapk OF Virginia at Richmond, subject TO ill., cn
OF the holder Of the ticket The prize u $4,000 10 h., 80
IN part ey package Of S00ucke, will be deposited 10 iks
i ." '+Ne
aJTeTD'-For packages not less sixty tickets, ,eBs
rIee, for approved notes able days alter Tie s,y
without interest. " N"-f
- Orders by mail meet TIE same attention eir-
en 10 personal application.
AUG. LEFTWICH, Manager. !
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MEssRs. RITcHIE & GoocH,

IEANf years sgo Col Nelson Patteson Cumberland
county, Va who raised in county of q he.e, ~
removed TO he State OF Tennessee, having son.
dead That fact heipg generally known H. h., fri.ns -
aJinsinanee' m Virginia. near eous Of Col Pateson
VINO estimates has repGstion asks you publish tis; y,
misconceptions might arise from recent ,,he
he has seen IN your paper 10 which identity Of nse ana
10y ~ 'ee-.
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y. B.4KER-OenliSf..

" Ehf RESPECTFULLY aequains those il nav concern
hG ne VIII leave Richmond about the lsst Of Nav h .,
n Soifolk from the 5th the 25th June in P.irr.but
from The IOh the lest Vf July, White SULPHUR
springs IRON the middle 10 the last August, m Lyncbbur
from rom The =. middle Of Sept to the 10th Of Oct.
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505I Pdzer
9lJO Blanls

10 this Bcheiue, formed BY the tsfos-v eoesb;,,,;
uunsrs' and ne diswng Il SIX ballot - =
,Thoic I'cNetS, $50 Qu1Tleys, 81
H'4V7' 10 Eighfhs, . &c
at HENRY JT.TYELasS
~, o.t,.. r.. b00k MoYe
- yiatis iron he county either e-ssns cain n,
ss, Po'' Iaid) vii meet ~nhapesslusl s,,snli,o. Il
use, uESay wAEGINs. 1.el,moa5
1l3-4s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-29

u We are requested 10 announce TJTHo1f-G5J
N'el0ton, Esquire, Of Westmoreand, as a can,
didaie 70 represent the District composed Of the
counties Of Stafford, King George, Richmond,
Wcstnoroiand, Northumberland and Lancaster, In
the next Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-29
IIORRIBLE ArRnclrYl

We call the attention Of all the good people of
this Commonwealth, 10 thc following description
Of most atrocious Transaction The hue and e,-y
OF The whole country ought TO be raised for the
dissection of abandoned perpetrstor.
10 the Editors oC the Enguiyey.
LANcAsrER Co, (Va) April, 1923.
murder which, ior its daring and brutal cha
racter can scarce find a parallel in the record of
crime, was Porpctratedin this county on the sh,
inslant'-On the morning Of that day. Miss T.
George left the residence Of her tnotIsr 20 ,i,, =.
relation not Tar distant, (afew niles) and about
noon Of ihe same day bsf hlcless body was found
dreadiuily buichered and boaling The evidences Of
me most 0IWat D'oiatioH. A road used as public
and m-eh travelled, was the secas q this loFgid