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P.aLNTS,, MEDICINES 8.
DYE STUFFS.
0 y BBLS. London |
OaD White Load,

0 - BBLS. London
DAB White Load,
40 bbls. Philad. do,
$50 kegs No. l do. do.
in oil,
300 do. Noe do. do. do,
as bbls. SIP. Brown,
40 casks French Vel
low Ochre,
60 do. Amer. do. do,
so do. Lon Ven. Red,
40 do. Amer. do. do,
800 boxes Oh. Yellow,
100 do. do. Green,
1900 lbs. French do,
= 10 casks fine Lith &c,
~ do. coarse do,
35 cas-. Whites Prus-
sian Blue,
5 kegs Dutch do. do.
- cases Chi. Vermil.,
5000 lbs. Verdigris, dry,
5000 do. do. in oil,
3 casks Eng. Terra
de SIENNA,
3 hhds. Bot. Stone,
90 bbls. Ivory Black,
25 do. Black Lead,
1900 lbs. En-. Rose Pink,
80 OF. Carmine,
IS tons sup.W hitting,
5 do. do. arisWhite,
Is cases scrap dGum
Copal,
60 do. Gum Shellac,
50 bbls. North. Lin
seed Oil,
80 do. Sp'ts. Turpen,,
20 do. sup. Cop. Var,
10 do. Japan do,
100 packs Cop. Bronze,
45 bbls. com. Glue,
10 boxes upton's do,
S casks Lamp8lack +,
100 doz. amt Brushes,
so packs Gold Leaf,
) hhdS. Iur. TIMBER,
5 bis. ref. Camphor
$ do. Castor Oil,
25 do. Bait. Ep.Salts,
Do do. Alcohol, so per
cent,
3 cases Gum Camp.
5 do. Rad Rhei,
5 bbls. ref. Borax,
S can. Oil Cloves,
Is do. do. Cinnamon,
A cases G. Opium,
200 OF. Lunar Caustic,
25 bags white Mus
tard Seed,
200 box. Colo. Water.
SO doz. Macas. Oil,
100 groce ass'd White
Phials,
800 do. do. green do,
900 lbs. Car. Ammon
25 kegs Pearl Barley
10 do. do. Sage,
100 doz. Palethrop'.
Syringes,
New ENGLAND Crown
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WANTED.

a JOURNEYMAN BLACKSMITH; -one
u well acquainted with the Shooting business
will meet with good encouragement by apply
ing to c. KEEP of North Brook6eld.
August g. 80
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To the Hon. County Commits

sioners, within and for the County of Wor-
cester:
TEyHE BLACKSTONE CANAL CoMPAsY, a Cor
q poration duly established by law, repre-
sent, that they have located as and for reser-
voirs to feed their Canal, certain Ponds as SUBJ
Joined and of their said locations they now
make report and also of the names of all per-
sons, as far as they can be ascertained, who are
interested in lands adjoining to said Ponds, or
in lands which may be injured by keeping up
and maintaining head of water therein. They
therefore pray, that the locations referred to
may be filed, and notice thereof may be order
ed to those interested, by publishing copy
hereof, and Of the description Of the locations
in one or more of the public newspapers in
Worcester, and also that Commissioners may
be appointed as the law directs.
JOHN w. LINCOLN.
SYLVANUS HOLBROOK.
Location of Reservoir for the use of the
Blackstone Canal by raising the dam at the
Mills. SO called, in the town Of Mendon, to the
additional height of twenty seven inches, as
mentioned in former location. The names of
the owners of the lands, who would thereby be
interested, are, as far as known, as follows
Collins CaproD, William Capron, Esek Pitts
John Southwick, Cummings Taft, Nathan Al
drich, Laban Comstock, Annanias Clifford, Dan
iel Clifford, Jonathan Emerson, Samuel Emer-
son, Moses Farnum, John Capren, Royal Far
mum, George Wall, Alexander Haywood Ed
win D. Sargent, Newbury Darling, Stephen
Holbrook.
Location of a Reservoir by maintaining the
dam across the river near the Blackstone Fac
tory as it now is.
The owners of lands, who can be interested
in said location, so far as known, are as follows
Games Hardness, Southwick Hardness, Johr
Southwick, Blackstone Manufacturing Compa
ny, Nathan George, George Wall, Esek Pitts
Samuel Allen, Jacob Southwick, Elijah Trask
| Location of a Reservoir at Manchaug Pond
| partly in Douglas and partly in Sutton. The
owners of the lands, who would be injured BY
maintaining head Of water in said Pond, moi
exceeding six feet higher than the present high
water mark, so far as known, are as follows
John Capron & Sons heirs of Sylvanus Joslin
widow Joslin, Samuel Dudley, John Titus, Hen
ry Titus, David Balcum, jr., David Putnam, Sd
John Waters, Benjamin Robbins, Lot Simpson
Lewis Torrey, John Rich, Solomon Stockwell
Peter Stockwell, Asa Putnam, Joseph H Put
nam, Lewis Putnam, Sylvanus Marble, Aaror
Elliot, Elijah Bigelow, Sylvanus Marble, wild
ow Carroll, John Buxton.
Location of Reservoir at Badlock Pond il
Douglas. The names of the owners of tht
lands who would be affected by maintaining
head of water therein, not more than six fee
higher than the present high water mark, 81
far as is known, are as follows: Lemuel bud
! ley, William Dudley, David Chase, Asa Chase
Caleb Hill, Michael Hill, BENJAMIN Craggin
Asa Thayer, David Balloon, John Balloon, Sam
uel Wallis, John Wallis, Noah Taft, Eliiai
Smith Edmund Carpenter, Nathaniel Carpen
ter, Samuel Read.
A copy of the petition and locations
Attest. ABlJAH BIGELOW, Clerk.
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5 balesVelVetCorks,
so doz. Ander. Cough
Drops,
10 tons lockwood,
$50 bbls. do. ground,
10 tons Fustic,
so casks do. ground,
10 tons Nicar. Hache,
so bbls. do. ground,
5 tons Near. COM,
55 bbls. do. ground,
100 do. gro'd Camw'd,
40 do. do. Redwood,
IS do. do. Peachwood.
2 cases Ben. Indigo,
3 do. Manila do,
5 &c. Guatimala do,
2 do. Sp. Float do,
10, 900 lbs, Blue Vitriol,
as carboys Oil do,
6 bbls. white do,
IS hhds. Copperas,
A do. Dutch Nader,
2 do. Cudbear,
so gro. Press Papers,
so baskets Annatto,
10 hhds. Lime Juice,
5 bales Nutgalls,
so bags Sumac,
% do. FIR. Berries,
10 cases Whittemo's
Jacks,
3 casks Red Tartar,
20 car. Aqua Forts,
20 do. Muriatic Acid,
10 casks Fl. Sulphur,
90 do. r Birthstone,
800 boxes Cas-. Soap,
GO bbls. Bait. Alum,
25 do. do. Blea. Salts,
10 do. gro. Tumeric,
8 hhds .CremTarsar
10 bbls. Sugar Lead,
5 cases Gum Aloes,
5000 lbs. Arrow Root,
10 bbls. Sal. Gratis,
90 bales Gen. Root,
10 do. Pink Root,
5 do. Eng. Valcrian,
| 8 do. Dutch do,
5 do. Seneca Snake
Root,
S casks Oil Olives,
5 do. Sal Soda,
1000 lbs. Sal Rochelle,
500 do. Tart. Acid,
1000 do. sup Car. Soda,
| 10 casks Manganese,
IL bbls. N. F. Oil,
IS bags Jun. Berries,
200 lbs. pulv. Ipecac,
500 do, do. Bark,
/ case sup. r. Bark
200 lbs. pulv. Jalap,
100 DO. Rus. Isinglass.
500 do. American do.
6 cases GumTraga.
canth,
so groce Lees Pills,
90 do. Thomp. Eye
! Water.
Z Southern WINDOW
ufacturers prices. The
nUrFHr(
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COn1nissi0ners' .Nnticn

HAVING been duly appointed Commission
n "a ers to receive and examine the claims of
the several creditors to the Estate of WILL
LIAM GREEN, late of Rutland, in the County
OF Worcester, deceased, represented insolvent
we do hereby give notice, that six months, from
the first day of July current are allowed TO said
creditors for bringing in and proving their
claims; and that we will attend to the duties
of our appointment at the house of George Fav.
Innholder in said Rutland. on the last Mondays
of November, and December next, from one to
six of the clock in the afternoon on each of said
days. RUFUS PUTNAM
CHARLES B. GOODRICH. r
Rutland, July 8, 1923. n
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
WORCESTER, IS. At meeting of the County
Commissioners, holden by adjournment, at
Worcester, on the second Tuesday Of May,
A. ID. 1928:
On the Petition and Locations aforesaid, Or
dered, That the petitioners notify all persons
and corporations interested in the location of
the Reservoirs to said Canal, in said locations
mentioned and described, to appear before said
County Commissioners, at a meeting thereof,
to be holden at Worcester aforesaid, on the sec.
ond Tuesday Of September merit, by causing an
attested copy of said petition and locations, and
OF this order thereon, to be published in each of
the newspapers printed in Worcester, in said
County, lat the expense Of said Company three
weeks successfully, the last publication to be
fourteen days, at least, before the meeting Of
said Commissioners, that all persons and cor.
porations interested therein, may then and there
be heard, if they see cause, upon any matters
or things relative to the petition and locations
aforesaid.
Attest ABIJAH BIGELow, Clerk
A copy Of the order on the petition and loca.
tons aforesaid
81 Attest. ABIJAH BIGELow, Clerk.
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FOR SALE.

A BLACKSMITH'S SHOP and Trip Ham
IA mer, in South Leicester, half mile north
of the Turnpike Road leading from Worcester
to Hartford. The above is on durable stream
of water, and the Shop is new and in complete
repair, together with Coal House and Barn.
For further information, inquire Of the sub
scriber on the premises
NATHAN HARNESS.
South Leicester, July 30 6w
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N Office is hereby given to those who now
Ia compose the firm of the Oxford WooIlen
Manufacturing Company, to meet at their
Counting Room on THURSDAY, the 2Ist inst,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of
organizing themselves agreeably to an act in
cooperating them by the name of the Oxford
Woolen Manufacturing Company, by choosing
Clerk, Treasurer, and all other necessary Off.
GERS, and to form such bylaws as may then be
thought expedient and proper.
RICHARD OLNEY, per order
STERNS WITT.
ALEXANDER C. WITT.
SAMUEL DOWSE
FESTUS MORGAN.
Oxford. Aug. 9. 1928. 40
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New England Crown & Southern WINDOW
GLASS, at the manufacturers prices The
above, with complete assortment of DYELNG
DRUGS, PAINTS, and MEDICINES, for sale
at unusually low prices, wholesale and retail,
for cash or credit by
DELANO & WHITNEY,
10 s. 90, South Market-st.
Boston. April g. Am
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The Lead MqWedasct COMPANY

The Lead .Aq0edxct COMPANY
I'D ESPECTFULLY inform the public, that
AG they continue to carry on the business
Of making PATENT LEAD AQUEDUCT
PIPES, at WALKER g. WARDwELL's Mill,
about one mile east of Greenwich Village,
(Mass) The subscribers keep constantly for
sale great variety of Lead Aqueduct Pipes, of
every size and description All orders for the
same punctually attended to. The Pipes are of
the first quality, and can be afforded cheaper than
at any other Mandatory in the Union. Terms
liberal and suited to the accommodation of the
purchaser. Application for Pipe may be made
to LUClUS BEACH,
or Dr. S. X. WARDwELL, HGrdVick, w. P.
WING, Greenaoich Village, w. WALKER, near
the premises
~ The above is for sale at the Store of G..
w: Porter g. Co., Ware Village.
July 80. eo6w~31
Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Aug /, 1898. 4,
To the WIDOW and Heirs of DAVID HoLBRooK,
late Of Holden, in said County, deceased, and 10 all
others concerned in the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
WOU are hereby cited to appear tif you
I'LL see ft) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County. on The first Tuesday
in September next, at ten OF the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Instrument which
purports to be the last Will and Testament
Of said deceased should not be approved; and you
will be heard thereon
THEoPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
1872 BU order oF the HIM. Jndep
Worcester, IS. Probate Office, July IS, 1913.
To the Widow, Creditors md Heirs of DAVID Hicks.
late Of Weathersfed, in the State OF Vermont
deceased, and TO oil others concerned in The Estate of
said deceased, GREETING.
WOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IA see fit) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues.
day IN September next, at ten Of the clock before
noon, 10 show cause why license should NOT be
granted TO sell and convey so much Of the Real
Estate Of said deceased. within this Common
wealth, as will raise the sum OF twenty -four hun
dred dollars for the payment of debts and charg-
es and you will be heard thereon.
93I NATHL PAINE. J. Prob
A
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accommodation sage,
e EAVES Worcester for Hartford every
ID 4 Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 5
o'clock, A. M.-passes through South Leicester,
Charlton, Sturbridge, Brimfeld, Wales, Stafford
Springs, Holland, Vernon, and arrives in Hart
ford at 5, P NJ. same days
RErURNNG-Leaves Hartford for Worcester
every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday; at Z
o'clock, A. M.-passes through the same towns,
and arrives in Worcester at 7, P. NJ same days.
c. BULLARD, o.,o
J. GOODWIN, JR,, { ''s'''S'
August 6. tf32
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Sinceour last, tho late advicrs from Europe has
given - new spur 10 the Grain and Flour ma,
ke,. 81 % on Monday was offered for Flour by
Wholesale, aud Wheat rose to 1925. But these
prices for Flour have not been maintained. Ia
asceriaining here The effect this news had on
the Horthern and Richmond market it has some-
what declined. The foreign news, although IA
yorabie, does no, seem 10 induce any rash spec
ula,ions, and we hope from this caution among
dealers. that there will be no losses susls med
tu, tina, present prices will be maintained with
a prospect of an advance. Wheat IS no" IN
demand At 81 25, and FioLr may he quoted
from S6 81 to 81.
In Tobacco so little is doing that it Is hardl,
worth quoting prices. The art'clo is in fair de-
mand and prospects not uniayorable.
Pork is plenty at So so.
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TIMORE

Baltimore. Dec. l2.-Conndcring The neus
from E,gtand EaerdGy, Tns rather encouraging
to holders Of Flour aud Cram, than otherwise I;
and iaking into account the prices AT which hold,
ers held HE former article, IRE think The irdnIae-
ton, of the day ueye something like 1at. Nc
could MOI learn that a sale Of flour was e6ected--
81 10 per barrel ira, offered for 2o0o barrels,
and 80 'ras asked-and this may be considered as
something Ike The Average price of Whnrf Flour.
We heard Of nothing having been done IN Rowdrd
street.
GRAIN There rGs several sales Of Whea.-
one Of uhich pds made early IN the day al 81 .61
per buy.el. aud another snail cargo Of about 1901
bushels, best rid, at I.68-bm Then ire heard also
Of a sale Of good prime red hauinS been made in
tie ours Of he forenoon at l.55-so I'M an
thing like n quotation; zoe eel o%urseirrs utcompc
tent, from s4ch a dain, q notuag. Conn al 4, Cts
for ntie, bm me hard o}no transactions in old
nor III Rye or Oats, but kpow that he asking pric,
for the !ater was % cents per 6usttA.
lChronicle.
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COMMUNICATIONS, he p,rrinia-.


Ala meeting of n po,,ion Of ilr e,hz.ns ol
Nelson county, friendly to the in,,itnlien M
Bible Societies. in Livingston, on the I'D Sept.
ISIS, n Shciety was organized under trc de.
nomination of the +" Nelson bibl. Society" aud
The following constitution adopted Tor rs gov
ernnent.
Constitution ofhe ketsoa Bibie Soeiefg
article Isl. III. nile of inis ooe,tiy shalt be
the Nelson Bible Society.
.iriieie I'd The object of this Society is the
distribution of Bibles and l~esiamenis TO the poor
aud destitute.
ddiele 81 The ysr.ion of the scriptures pro-
cured for dlsiribuilor. shall be that IN common
Use, and IN every case the cripiures distributed
shall he without note OF ".
driiete Ah The business uf thr Society shall
ba conducted by President. v,oe-President,
Secretary, Treasurer, and five Managers, ahl Of
whom shall he chosen by the society 81 its an.
nusl meeting.
4 MAJORITY OF the officers Of the society shall
constitute a board for the transaction of busl.
ness.
drieie 5fh. The managers of the Society
shall meet upon their own adjournment.
Artioie OH. The duty OF the managers Of this
society shall he 10 procure aud d,stribule Bibles
and IesIamentS To the poor in thr way that shall
appear 10 then, best calculated 10 supply the
spiritual wants ofthp objects ofthis charit, aud
they shall keep n regular account of their pro.
eeedlngs and expenditures Of which they shall
tay a regular repo', bcfote the society at It's an.
nual meeting.
Article IN. Any person wso shall pm. an.
nualIy the sum Of one dollar, shall be a member
Of this society.
driieie Sth. There shall be hcid a general
nee ting Of this society in Loyingstnn on The
second Saturday OF October annually
drticle on. Two thirds Of the fhcmbers of
This society may make alterations in the con
Stitntion when II may he esprd,eni, cscebtthat
the third article snail be Interchangeable.
article lWh Tie members of this Society do
agree 10 place their surplus revenue. after sup
plying their own county with the Bible, Al the
disposal Of The Bible Society Of Virginia.
In conformity 10 the fourth article OF the con-
s%titoiion, the following gentlemen we're appoint
d managers for the ensuing year, viz :
no Rive sen. President, Isaac Paul, Vice
President, Landon C.. R'ses, Secretary. Wilson
Peters, Treasurer, Jno. u Stout, Major Richard
Pollard, Ro. !. ikincaid, James NJ. Woods, and
Asa Strarton, Managers.
Al An adjourned meeting held nj the court
house on the lth October. II was resolved that
the constitution with n list Of the officers To the
Editors Of The Lynchburg Virgininn, JefIerso.
MAN Republican. and Charlottesville Advocate,
with a request from the Society tina, they will
publish The same in their respective papers.
Signed LANDON G. RIVES. Sec,.
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Dec. Is.

VIRGINIA Sci g. n court Of Quarterly Sessions, COZ.
tinued aud held if Bedford county, al tho court =hou,u,
on the 2Jth day of November, 1879. Georga w. Tny.
Ior. William Ray, anl Fanny Taylor, Formerly Fan
ny Ray, VII Of the said GeUrga w. Taylor, pitt,.
apBn=t
David Saunders aud John L. Cobbs, .ntsiying admin,
traitors OF Lnke Ray, dee. Ira Hart, md Polly Hum.
children aud heir Of colty Hurt, aud Luoey Hum,
formerly Luecy Ray. William kny, md
,hoifa Of i,dkn Ray, dec.
,beirs Of Jbmos Ray, doc.
I.nianlin Ray, simon Hey, " iilinm sun, md Sally
hs " NJ, formerly Sally Ray, ThplnDs Ray, Poll,
North, widow If William Moth, John Ray. David
hee.c' aud Pamella his wife, Robert hny, ha Clark,
and Nancy he wife, DeltB.
The defendants William Stin mud Sadly his wife, and
Robert Ray, not having entered their Appearance aud
given security according TO the net 81 Assembly aud The
rules oi this court, and II appearing by sati .Taetufy WI
dence that they aTa moi inhabitants Of hi. cOunJy 1t -
ordered, TINT the SAID defendants do nppenr hero on the
int day oftbe ncXt harch term, aud answer the hll 81
Tho plnlut!dsi n TINT Il copy ofihi. order be ~fDrthwith In.
sotted ia some newspaper printed Ia The town 0tIynch.
burg for two months successfully, mud posted al tins from
door Of the court houao oitiis county on two successive
court inys hCOpy--Tcste,
H.. {. MITCHELL. CIR. {.
Her IL
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NO1ICE.-By virtue ofiwo deeds of ifusi,
~ executed TO me by John Bullock, which a,r
duly recorded IN The County court Of Bedford.
made 10 secure the pnymel,i Of u sum oi ,po1ey
due 10 Thomas T. Bnuldln aud for other p,npo.
ses. ! shnll proceed 10 srll, a, public aue ton. mn
the 18th day of January nest, n, the pressn, res.
idence OF The said John Ballock. IN I'll. eoDn'y Of
Bedford. all the crops of corn. rye and oats, the
stock Of horses, cattle, sheep, and hogs, the
plantation utensils of avery description inclu.
ding sundry Wagons and carts. aud all III.
household and kitchen furniture in the posses.
sion Of the said John Bullock also, one chr
riasr aud sci OF harness, and two sets of Black
smith tools-the work horses and oxen are like.
ly nnd valuable, aud The plantation uirnsil- Of
the beat kind. Twelve months credit will lie gi
ven on all sums exceeding twenty dollars, upon
the purchasers executing bonds with approved
.ecuri,, - cash will he required on all purchsses
under 'wcniy dollars. The sole will he coh,iu'
ued from day TO day if necessary. The trustee
will convey such title only as is vested in him Ivy
virtue Of The deeds OF trust above menlioned.
At the same time md place the equity Of
redemption IN len very vaiuable slaves (who
are undo, a previous lien for about seventeen
hund, cd doiIaiS) " III be sold for cash.
WM. RtDFOnD. Trustee.
Dee. Is. tis37
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a;.,;aei from their foreisy, afats Aud "hese
r.. orsv. can a republican President look ior
-. ;r.e, TO those Two magnificent %elnpirrs'
-. the people have been laugh, TO expect
.a.us under The mrw PRESIDENT admins
alton. and, as there are M evils 10 red sss, no
-. N reform. no useless Offices TO discoa-
-. nor no superaoundanes OF officers TO dit
=. chat can he do, We repeat but make
..., No matter what ne does, he vii
-. Swiss corps ready 10 jas'ily and defend
rv.n those WHO hafe coniended, during
...n, ad.nmisl ration. that Mr.. Clay had
H. IN a,. will, when n Jseksonian is secre-
,,,y Of State, swear thai The srdnous duties OF
:. acrcss require a division OF its labors' We
80 ,b.re is nothing ss.fsA in Mr.. Noah's zeal
=, me subject. We are aware he has a stro"g
vi for Office, aud We have no dcutt he
,oo,d he vcry well ccnte", TO he svea Chief
clerk in the Home Department hut he must
,seollec, thai the ia, has gone forth, from the
..,i,o,en, DAT, tint nome ofihe eltrenih-hour
-, are % be MISUNDERSTANDING but those VINO
,,eot the " whole hog ROUND and vocifera'ed
~. loudly for Jackson ~ fsehrs' campaign as
:, the second I'VE shedld like to know VII"
,ho, Gen. Jackson was Duf7s 6rsi choice. BE
honest. Duff. and tell us-fhe Norfolk Herald
Includes o short article on the subject, in the
G,Ilowing ~face,ioas siraid T:
a Homo Department Why this would at
- lpci,imat,ze all the gigantic schemes Of
""i,o,i ACKNOWLEDGEMENT with which the pre-
"aa,, ntad and mischieveous administration
sa. hcen charged. Take from the national 60
.e,.,ueut all that il has acquired by construc-
ian. and there would be no necessity Tor a
Inc Department. Confne it merely to che
nower Of maintaining an army and navy, and ct
n,nag;nc our foreign relations, and the existing
pansr,ncnt. would suffice, even with a reduced
appropriation.
Tya Home Department 3" By tho hand Of my
bod, y AS Old Hardcastle says in the play, we
hal expect, next thing, to hear our sack'o"
repubfcns calling nut tor Lighthouses /" the
sky p
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HEWSON,S,O EElCE.

27-ig-43 -~44-A-3-li
We're the nunibprs drawn IN ne Dismal swamp
Canal LOTTERY. 18Th class.
Nos ~la-27-4i, h prize of 500 was sold al
this office, together With numerous Other SINAI
prizes.
Nos. l0-o7-f4, one half Of a prize OF SIh
HUNDRED DOLLARS was owned by two
gentlemen Of Virginia. and the cash paid ~
Iorih"i nh for the same
Dame Fortune has dispensed this mai
change to her iasorits To defrcR contingent or
ptnses. and is undoubtedly Il specimen OF her ~
tentiou 10 extend her bounty to adveulnrers at
3" FORTUNES COTTAGE" Come rene"
your small prizes io the next Lottery, to b'
drawn-doni fprgettha, good iurk is To be found
At the Lo,ei, and Exchange oficce of
B. ". HEWSON,
Successor 10 Aessrs. 5. & NJ Allen N Co.
Dec. l8