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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12
7. W. WHITE,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER.

Oppo''te HE Bel TaUern
III AS recently printed and published and offers
II II for sale, the following works.
constitutional Charts,or Comparative Views of
Legislative, Executive, and Judiciary Departments,
in the Constitutions Of all the States in The linton
including that of the United States with an Appen.
dizzy James M. Garnctt
EDGE HILL, or the Family of the Fhzroyals,-
n Novel, in 2 yols.-By q Virpinian.
Lectures on Various Topicks Of Morals, Man.
ners' Conduct and Intellectual Improvement.
james NJ Garnett.
The 9TH edition of Garnetrs Lectures on Female
EducatIon,--to which is added the Gossip's Manual
Also, Wares Farrier oct 6-eo3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12

lesion 5. &. i0o3-Savannah 1I2I-New Orleans
l6s4-St. Louis, Missouri I444-Eastport sos
Montreal 300-Quebec 5sO-Halifax, N. S. 5O7.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12

0-Three Grand Capitals ofSIo.ooo each
AT IL o'clock This Day, the drawing of tho SnIsna;J
New York Lottery, Class No. r. will BIO rcpn;noS
Few tickets and shares, and most likely the GRIND
SaPnais' can be had by early application NJ III
iortunate and constant prize selling Lottery and E
."ange omce OF THO. B., BIGGER.
OCT - Opposite the Eagle Hotel.
THIS DAY! THIS DAY.!
VIE drawing Of the New York Consolidated
u LOTTERY VIII be received at IL O'Clock.
3prizes of $4,000
few Tickets and shares tor sale M
oct IL LAMBERT'S NEW OFFICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12

DELAV.4RE & S. CAROLINA LOTTERY
No. 10, Extra,
VIII be drawn TO-MORROW.-Capita PRIZE
$4,000, $500 1000 and g 900, 900 &c.-Whoe
Tickets 81, Quarters |.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12

METZ YORK, EXTRA No. 10,
Draws on THURSDAY.-SIOO 900, 5000. and 90
of 81 ,0oO.-Whole Tickets S., Halves so, Our.
tiers 25.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12

Mammoth Poatoe Fhe Philadelphia s Gazette describe.
potatoc which weighed 90 ounces
good CroP-flr Joseph Sneerngen Of Adams county, Pa
has raised this year. from Of ground four hundred
bushels Of Potatoes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12

MANAGERS OFFICE.
VIEW YORK LOTTERY, No. 10,
Drawing received THIS DAY. at 10 o'cIoct
l prize of $4,000 prize of s6,7O8
40 10000 10 do 1000
do 10000 &c. &c 90
Whole Tickets $40, Halves S, Quarters SO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12

Black and Cayenne pepper
Cloves q:
Mace
Race and ground ginger S6-
Allspice
Clssia
Canton preserved ginger
Canton and Liverpool ware
Gut glass wines, tumblers and decapters
Handsome and common stone ware
Demjohns J, l. ? and gallons
Prime retailing molasses
London mustard
Cider vinegar
JamIeson's crackers
Indigo, Spanish fotant
Sturch, soap
Superior Spanish cigars, various brands
Best chewing tobacco
Cheese, old and very fine
London brown stout
Sack and table salt
Dupont's gunpowder
Shot, all sizes
Shaving soap
Chocolate
Sperm and tallow candles
BlIsterod steel
Lamp oil and candle wick
Writing and wrapping paper.
The above Groceries have been carefully selected
IN New York, and we can recommend them as being
of superior quality.
oct l2-2aW4t WIGHT q, MeMI1DnO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12
NEW LOTTERY oFFIcn

NEW LOTTERY OEFTCFs
1aDo Doors aboUe The Eagle Hotel.
HNHE Subscriber having taken lcence, has open
n ed all office, for the sale of foreign and domestic
lottery tickets, at his old stand, two doors above the
Eagle Hotel, where he hopes to furnish his frends
and customers, with some of the High Pyiz,s now
afoat. nv"
The Rhode Island Consolidated Loue,Y,
FOURTEENTH CLASS, FOR 1929.
most beautiful little scheme, was drawn n, Prov
dence on Saturday last and the drawing will be re-
ceived early this week.
Whole tickets only s..
SCHEME.
prize OF $4,000 5prizes Of 5000
do 1,l09 7 do $50
do 1000 90 do 100
DC. &c. &c.
Whole tickets s., halves 81.
For sale at COTTON,S NItU opE,
Which he hopes will prove to be Fortunes Had
Quarters, two doors above the Eagle.
oct 10 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12

Splendid SCHEME
''e" i0'" Consolidated Lottery, 18th Class,
prizes of $4,000,
48 No. lottery, 7 drawn ballots. On,, =, .oe ...
3 prizes of $4,000 10 prizes of $500
10 do 1000 Al do ~
DC. DC. &c.
Whoie tickets $40, halves 5, quarters so.
~ b. Cash will be advanced for all prize tickets
In lotteries where Messrs Yates & MIntyre are Ma,
"Se.s S. H.4WKINS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12

The Raleigh Register Of 9Th inst saysRumn have reached
tins city, which fear but well founded of the death
Of the Hon Gabriel Holmes, member the Wilmington
District and late Governor Of this State
The paper says-We were visited With hos, for IN.
FIST time, on Friday morning last
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12
oct l2-2aw4t WIGHT g. McNJIRDO
SHAVING APPARATUS. &c.

oiA 'lNu hffAhA TUS, &C.
HNHE subscriber has received at his Book and Sta
tionary Store, supply of the following articles:
Skinner d BARRIERS universally approved old En-
giish Kazors, Phc manufacturers being convinced
that no improvements were necessary in razor,
except those which promote the durability of n fine
edge has combined the qualities of the old corcace
razor with those ground upon four inch stone, ami
can with confidence recommend them to the public
as the only real improvement which has been made
in a razor.
F0rr sided razor straps. forming substitute for q
grindstOne and hone
Elastic screw razor strap, with various other kinds
Shaving brushes
Do. boxes
DO. soaps, sonic eight years old
Fancy do
Cologne water
Antique oil. oct 10 r. D. SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12

CONNECTICUT STATE, No. 10.
Draws FRIDAY.
] Prize of $4,000 I Prize of $4,000
do 5000 1 do 70 oOo
do 4 600 do 900
&c. &c. &C.
Whole Tickets s., halves 80, quarters 25.
Send your orders to Yates q NJ Intyre's Office and
recoect all Lotteries which are under the MANAGE
ment of Yates q M'lntyre, have their names printed
on the face of the tickets, as managers. Look to
this before you purchase tickets
oct 70 YATES g. MINTYRE Monaoevs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12
From PouIson's Philadelphia Advertiser.

"' Il H""UetFttu .1dCetttSer.
Extract OF a letter from gentleman, dated
I'm, MEXICO, August Goth.
"The Senate has at length yielded and the Presi-
dent is endowed with extraordinary powers-He
will at least keep quiet all those WHO were so cIamo
rous against Us in this city
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12

Captain Wilcox, of the schooner Superior Of Now,
York from Marseies, reports that the frgate built at
that place for the Pacha Of Egypt, was to sail in few
equipments for 1000 horsemen. General Lioner the
agent for the Pacha, had engaged IS officers former
ly in the French army who would proceed in the frip
ate for Egypt, for the purpose Of training the new
regiments Among them were five chiefs of squad
rons, the remainder captains The former were ~
receive 10000 francs, and the latter 10000 per wear
for their services.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12

RHODE ISLAND LOTTERY, Nc. IA:
TOMORROW the drawing will be received.
$1,000, &c.-Tickets 81, Halves /.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12

FRoM TERcEIaA.-Capt. Wynnes, of tbe gchoon.
er Thomas Wynnes, Madeira, from 9Th August in
forms us that vessel which arrived there in four DAYS
from st. Ubes, brought information, that news had
been received at Lisbon, miles dstant) of landing
being made from Don Miguels squadron on the island
of Tercera, which resulted in the total defeat of the
invaders. The date from Lisbon must be somewhat
later than We have received through the London
papers, but whether there is any foundation for the
runor, is OF course another matter II certainly does
pot tally very well with the information lately recei
we'd, that Don Miguels squadron had been dispersed
by storm, and obliged to abandon the expedition
Possibly, however, this IS the storm referred TO- Al
was quiet at NIadeira-Jour Com
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12

UsgrH Memorpido.-London is distant from Edin-
buTgh 395 miles S.-irom Dublin 358 y. E.-Amster-
$. W.-Venna $50 N. W.-Madrid 500 N. n bv
E.-Rome $50 N. N. W.-Consantnople 1860 N.
N. W.-Moscow $50 f. $. E-Stockholm $50 s..
W.--Petersburg I14OS. W.--Bern $40 Wis
bon $50 N. ~. j..
Boston is distant from New York 929-Phladel.
?h:a 52l-Balt.mOre 4%I--Washngton 4eI--Char-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12

VIE Subscribers have received and offer
FOR sale, ut their Wholesale and Retail Store
first store above the Eagle Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12

Letters from Augusta received in Savannah mention tina,
much alarm exists in that city consequence OF the attempts
set hfe to by wha, is supposed 10 be organized
ncendIaes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12

Extract Of letter from gentleman in Egyp,-"There are
sven learned Frenchmen here who been sent by tho
French government with the charge Of ransatinu and nsa
ting the hiefogyphc heir head the renowned Chaunol
on who reads the herogypcs with readiness as nj,
native language snd states that he finds all in the
that the Bible relates Of Egypt often seen these Ss
men, and hope to meet them in Cairo"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12

a gentleman recently arrived at Salem from
France, whence he left Goth August, informs the
Editor ofthe Essex Register that the people wore
impressed with the idea that the recent change in
the Ministry was in some degree attributable to the
lngs ofindgnaton wer0 exhibited towards the British
Premier, whom they had carcaured and ridiccled in
various ways. On occasion they dressed mn n
monkey ~ ridiculous manner, mounted him on
horseback, labelled him she Duke of TVeLlingf1n y
and paraded him through the streets, attended Inv a
large mob, with shouts, &c. The friend of America
Lafayette, hadrecently travelled much in France, and
was every where received with enthusiasm and res
poet and he took every occasion to express his opin-
ions in favor of liberal principles. We are Iorstifed
toicarn says the Register that his pecuniary for
tune has been recently enhanced by the recovery of
considerable amount Of property which had been in
litigation in the French Courts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12

The Mobile Register ofthe 2end September states
that an unavorabe change in the aspect and charac-
ter Of the ofsckness existing in that city had
taken place. and that seven eight cases of yellow
fever have occurred, two three which had proved
fatal There was reason to fear that the epidemic
might become prevalent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-30

from the roots Of What was so la.elv h., ,,s
en- haIr; thin string e sausaees ,oot eI,.
oil her diamond necklace her bosom wa.
piece OF Drawn; her muslin robe hec.us
apiebaid covering Of ham-sandw witches. h.
white satin shoes wee kicked, oh. ho,ro,.
OIL pair OF pettioes and her beautiful cam,
tenahce-swa'low me- ye- wild boar, nre,.,,
ed DOT the hidroLs spectacle since made lam;
liar 10 the public. under The figure Of rvr ,,.
FACED LADY =! Hurried on by an irre,is,h,' =,
,erlbl- impulse, rushed forward, though viii
loa hing, 10 embrace her when ins,,n,Iv ~
dces'ed oJour OF the haletuI gravy came .noo
me ono" more the pillars OF the ca;b,d,.,
sweIied out TO an enormous circumference, and
burs' N upon me with loud explosion: III,
roof fell down with fearful crash, and o,,,-
whelmed me with shower Of LEGS Of no,t
and peas ~pudding while in tine agony Of nv
desparati"n, Caught In my arms my hioeous
bride whose deep Drown skin cracked in nv
eubr.ce as | press TO nv bursting bosom
, It's everlasting fac simile nf a roast pig 80.
/ R'p aed sufierings like lhess broke in uno,
lie rus OF my constitution, # | may use H..
.ruJ so that whrr became Of age, and mos.
IS, d - i good fortune without intumberante
'y lie deynrse f my father. and the scopJ
IT r IfAe II my mother (who by ,ha, ste, for
{ Il Ter Join'e'. and with it every clsim on
my e. ard } was in appearance middle eed
;i,aa and III mind sepluagenary like old
Barton. had "nrilhcr wife nor ch,dr,n"-mv
eary -t'achmett-my beauiful neighbor-,he
Drntoiype-s spare me tn repetition, eatrr -
but sh, you know, she-the lsdy was los, 10
ME f,r ever ! She lad bur one FILLING, ooor
girl--nrrvousnrss, just then coming FRS, in.
10 fashion: md she ;pok it strongly in,o her
head, Ma, if she married me, | should play The
par: Of the wu,f wi h tn Lid. Rid Riaire-
| Hood, and eat her up one night in bed To
avoid this unusual s. uncomfortable coosumma.
tin Of our nuptias, she discarded my sui, alto.
&c her, and lost her forever. -
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needed. If this were otherwise, however, more
roam and bener accommodation are wanted =
RELIGIOUS exercises and mrre expression OF
the facr, Is all that the Christian rulers OF
christian people require, when those rulers
alone are compe tent 10 sectiy The evil
In conclusion, the preseul Visiters cohcur
with their predecessors in bearing cordial ties.
,imopy 10 he zeal, ability and devotedntss o!
Col Tbayer. aud The Academic Stah. From
the Colonel himself, and the various gentlemen
connected win him, the Visiters experienced
Individually every courtesy, c'vilily and attrn-
lion. And the different meInbers of the Board
will now return to their respective dwellings,
fully persuaded that this institution. even In
peace, more than repays its cost t" the nation:
They are We more thor oughlr convinced, should
The storm. and periIs of war assal US, that "a
monp the cradusi es uf West Point, would still
b. found the appointed and efficient defenders
Of mis- our country, so favored and so beloved.
We have the honor TO be, respectfully,
Your obedient servants,
PIERRE VANCORTLAND, President.
J BURNETT,
w. ]. WORTH, Lieut.. Col. U. S. A.
WILLIAM NJ. DAVIS,
CHRISTOPHER L. ROBBINS,
AUGUSTINE SMITH,
TIM WALKER,
E s DAVIS,
THOMAS S. BELL,
LEVI POWLING,
THOMAS CLELAND,
F. w. HATCH,
WILLIAM ROSS,
WILLIM LAW,
ROBERT ARCHER,
Secretary TO the Board.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-30

FORGERY Eases. Much excitement has pre-
vail IN Baltimore Tor some time past, in con.
sequence Of the forgeries reported to have been
committed by Charles + Myers. Myers was
indicted for eight ctfferfnr otien'e s conf
nected with forgery he plead gully Of altering
and publishing forged note, and gave up The
NAMES OF the pirIlrs who had forged The DOt.
Daniel rowbridge, the person meniinEed 6rlTs
was The name OF one OF them; he was inticfa
for forgery and acouit ed-he was then arralt.
ed on an Indictment, for altering aud pubIif>
ing promi,sory note, knowing II 10 e r.
ged; upon whlch he was also acquitted. On
the trial Of the second case Myers, who ID
hot bern sentenced, was Introduced IS w
ness, after being aGmnnishrd not TO hope II
pardop: and asked whether uuder such circumS
stance, he was wiling 10 give Aidenee Hid
as,en,ed; and stated his reasons for informing
upo, he pri.onrr, and others who were acru
SID Of being his accomplices He stated thai
his object was 10 do Justice TO hi, EDITORS
who were attempted 20 be wronged Wy the prisI
oner aud ohrrs, 10 let inf nv fall upon he pro-
per victim, and TO quiet suspicion against the
innocent, and TO satisfy The drMahu oi J"siOo
nv OF, inc an ia punishmrnr, mrn, who, ike
himself had injured the community. He alsq
stated. that he had no prejudice or snImosi,h
a,raiu,, the prisourr liz then s'ared hat the
nrisoner visited tim at hi, house, and r. qu'si1
ed him to draw note in favor Of Ben ami" DEF
ford and tina, after lie had consented the prs I
o"er endorsed a"u ,he note wi the name Of
aud After various frui,ess attempts with ohe
moni.d institutions. had it discounted by III
Mechanics Bar K.
7, an,earrd in evidence thai tive system 4
rorp.,v h ID been carried on for more th'h
months. TO very gr amount, by Myers al
Diners Myer,' statement was supported
u manv material circumstances By verbal al
written ,esumony.
,, apps's sm :" stor' time before nj. are
aud add:e,sed note 10 one ofh's friend, 81
ing that h alone was guilty-in'oN'"
s,,pancc Of his friend to his flmiv-me"'i'o
thai br WIS about 10 take waery grave "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-30
For Boston.

The packet SCHOONER -,
CALEDONIA. Atkins ma ,.aI,
mn will sail in all the present week, anu on B
X freight or passengers, for sn'1 rn xxi /
VI Hhhare recsiced by sad 'ehooa,
100 kegs white lead OF superior f' June
80 tons plaster paris
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-30
For St. Thomas,
No\asses and Ni M.

T ANDING from schr, Ere re- P' and bbls fG ,,,
IL .ew England RUN N h''a' , e. CAsssV
June -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-30

while discordan chorus Of diabolicaI grunt.
ings, wound up each stanza. In the mean
line the bride approached hut what horror
accomoani her he wreath Of roses b. aided
ound frr head, WAS all a, once twisted rand
of black puddings Hogs bris'les shot OIL
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-12-29

will supply the blank complained of, and
prove to be the grand desideratum. It
has at length been put to press, and will
be published in the large quarto form, in
seven numbers, the whole making about
SUI pages, suitable for binding in two
handsome volumes. The contents will
comprise the fundamental rules of build
ing, In Geometry and Mensuration with
the application of those rules to drawing
the lchnography and Stenography of OBJ
Jects; the geometrical rules for shadows :;
also, the five orders of architecture with
a great variety of beautiful examples, Sc
lected from the most distinguished au-
thors on this subject, viz :-Vitruvius.
Stuart, Chambers, and Nicholson. Be-
sides which, many useful and elegant or
naments will be introduced, with rules for
projecting them. The whole will be illus
trated with upwards ofninety copper plate
engra0'ngs, executed by Mr.. William F.
Stratton, who is also joint publisher of the
work.-Boston Traveller, Dec. Is.
The first number of the above work
will appear in January.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-12-29

School Committees. The plan has been
pursued in Vermont. Ne w-Hampshire
Connecticut, and other places for several
years, though almost unheard of BY ma.
ny, and we hope it will receive the atten-
ton 1t deserves from all who are interested
In the great business of education. M.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-12-29

WORCESTER, IS. P NoS.mbs1 o r fase
TO the Widow and Heirs of OLIVER
JEWETT, late of Bolton, in said County, de-
ceased, and to all Others concerned in the Estate
of said deceased, GREETING
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
I'LL see fiji at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester in said County the first Tuesday in
February next at ten of the clock, before noon to
show cause why license should not be granted tc
sell and convey much Of the real estate OF saic
deceased, as will raise the sum Of fifteen hundred
and six dollars for the payment Of debts and char
ges, and you will be heard thereon,
NATH'L PAINE, JUDGE PROBATE.
December !.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-12-29

ret0Ou w .
hose who are just
Of Geography +;
o,nnitting the first
into their hands,
suspect an account
u, and boundaries
ID any connection
i,coVeries and inn
poked for in this as
,hes Of education.
Ilsnt works of Mr..
L:IJron know
Ibnstick could be
|ote their eyes, and
lies must be first
Isp, before a rule
nilar improvements
higher branches of
lib Geography F; it
understood that a
best knowledge of
with his own town.;
important there,
If advantageously
Of his own State
must commence by
his school-room !;
the neighbouring
county, before his
Sand a map of the
J surely be much
Epysd by learning
al features Of his
living off into the
Several instructors,
gstem OF teaching
Ill respects, have
publick, of which
Us which our pro-
lended to introduce
business of educa-
ia Geography of
| Sketch Of its Nat
ds,' published by
BostOn, by Grams
uher, published at
ral System of Mod
Olney. Mr.. Wal
ucter in this State
and is, we believe,
one Of the High
\, Of course, may,
b expected to be
be subject he has
yay; and he has
hn, as he states in
amer to commence
in the place of
bed thence to the
nther the topogra-
loVns /; to take, in
Of the county in
hen Of other parts
aan, and lastly to
Us in a general ac-
whole. In pur-
achild, after learn
IA county, town,
I'd with his State
Y towns, counties,
y a black board,
cannot be procur-
TACT from the first
nap Of New-Hamp-
hs south, east part,
gham. With the
our account of this
y bounded N. by
l'nties, in Maine !;
Massachusetts, (; E.
Sk.by Hillsborough
in the only part of
~ sea-coast. The
s The shore is
beach bordered
IS miles back, the
\ saddle-back,a.
the Blue Hills,
ge between North
he highest summit.
yours and the Great
N remarkable OBJ
~ great bay. be-
'senland, Great and
a'n, Island pond
ap'tead, and Mas
VI which last con-
A.. a
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-12-29
NJ oTrGH.

EENHE Subscriber has on hand, and offers
IL for sale, general assortment of
DOMESTICK AND FOREIGN DRY GOODS,
CROCKERY, GLASS, AND CHINA WARE,
HARD AND HOLLOW WARE, DRUGS,
MEDICINE, DYE-STUFFS,
AND GROCERIES,,
of the best quality and Of all kinds except
pARDENT SPIRITS.en
NAILS, POTASH, &c. &C., which will be sold as
cheap as at any store in the vicinity
GILMAN B. PARKER.
December 7. if
o. He makes no boast of has thousands
Of yards and pounds, but aciU endeavour to
keep Goods enough to accommodate all that
may favour him ,oith their custom.
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S TR AY SH E f P

STRAYED from the pasture of the Sub
~ scriber, in the northwest part Of Leomnster,
six SHEEP, marked J. H. with red ink on the fore
shoulders. Whoever will give information to the
Subscriber in Boylston, where they may be,shall be
suitably rewarded for theirtrou5le.
JOHN HASTINGS.
Boylston, Dec. 15 1929. 3w
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-12-29
DIED,

DIED,
In Berlin, Dec. %, William Leddra, son
OF Sllas Coolidge, aged A.-Printers in VT.
are requested to insert the above
In Bolton, Amory, youngest son Of Paul
and Sophia Whitcomb.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-12-29
AZ M AN A CK s.

NEW ENGLAND FARMERS S, THOM-
| IN AS FARMERS, CHRISTIAN, and NINA
| TURE AIM ANACKS for 1880. for sale at
the LANCASTER BOOK ST GRE
Nov. 10, 1899. If
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-31

eved to be longer doubtful that the growing of SUI
gar may be made equally profitable as it is in Lou
isiana, when the soil is sufficiently strong.
Sugdr.-lt appears from a late Debate in Congress
on increasing the drawback ON Refined Sugar of do
nestle manufacture, that the whole importation of Su-
gar into this country is fftyfve millions of pounds
that in the year 1924, the quantity of sugar raised in
this country did not exceed forty millions of pounds,
but that in three years it had increased to seventy-six
millions Of pounds and that, in three years more, it
expected to be equal to what is now raised and inn
ported, put together!
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-31
AGRICULTURAL.

Sugdr-We copy from the Floridian, printed at
Tallahassee, the following article on the subject Of the
culture of Sugar From the experiments of Cover
nor DuvaL it will be seen that the cultivation of sugar