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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-29

JOHN G. TEzURSToN, G co.
AVE just received great variety Of
- NEW GOODS, among which are
1000 yards of Calcoes
700 do good Shirtings at z cts. per yd.
500 do Waltham Sheeting;
Satinetts Tartan Plaids;
Black Bombazines; Satin Levantines;
Slnchaws; Sarsnets, Silk Vesting;
Figured Ratinet; Bombazetts;
Linen Cambrick Handkerchief
Coloured Cambricks Ginghams
Swiss Muslins Kid Gloves;
Nankin Grapes; Broadcloths;
Cassiperes Super White Flannels;
Russia Diaper; Pongee Silks;
Fancy Handkerchief, &c. &c.
Lancaster, Sept. 8. Sc
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-29

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,
In SENATE, June IL, 1929. On the Peti-
ton aforesaid, ORDERED, That the Potion
ers cause an attested Copy of their Petition
with this Order thereon, to be published in
the Boston Daily Advertiser, printedin Bos-
ton, In the Lancaster Gazette, printed in
Lancaster, and in the Greenfield Gazette &
Franklin Herald, printed in Greenfield, three
weeks successfully, the last publication to
be thirty days, at least, before the first
Wednesday of the second session of the
present General Court, that all persons in
terested, may then appear, and show cause,
iii any they have,) why the prayer of said
Petition should not be granted.
Sent down for concurrence.
PAUL WILLARD, CLERK.
In the House Of Representatives, June ii, 1929
Read and concurred.
P. w. WARREN, CLERK.
A true copy
Attest, PAUL WILLARD, Clerk of the Senate
Boston, Sept. Is. 3w. 81
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-29
Clerk Wanted.

"A STEADY Industrious young Man,
z&sh who writes a good hand, and has
some knowledge of Book Keeping, is want
ed at the Rock Bottom Factory in Stow.
Stow, Sept. 20. (epis3t.l 20
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-29
TEME.PTIECES

TEEsGEPIEUES,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
They intend also to keep on hand at this Shop in
connexon with their establishment at Fitchburg, a
general assortment of
JEWELRY, WATCHES AND TIME
PIECES-FoR SALE.
Their prices will be reasonable--and they hope
by punctuaity and aithfulness, to merit the appro-
baton of the community.
The highest price aciu be giuen for old GOLD
and SILL YER.
G They would say to those persons who are in
debted to them either by note account, which has
been standing more than three months, that pay
ment must be made immediately
MARTIN RICHARDSON,
JAMES FENNO.
Aug. Is. 33
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-29
HIGHLY APPROVED
SCHOOL BOOK g.

The FRANKLIN PRIMER
The IMPROVED READER, or Sequel to the
General Glass Book
| The above are series of School Books
by the author of the Franklin Primer. They are
considered as being remarkably adapted to the young
mind. The high encomIums bestowed upon them
by teachers, reviewers and Others it is Thought will
Justify the remark, that they stand the head of the
list of the most popular American School Books.
In a communication published in the Christian
Register, OF Jan. 1929, printed in Boston, writer
under the signature of" w. R." while recommend
ing the American Lyceum, speaks incidentally of the
franklin Primer, in the following terms,
That excellent little Book, the best DER.
haps, ofits kind, in the English Language"
The Old Hampshire Post, in speaking of of the
IMPROVED READER, remarks,
&c 1t is decided and great improve
ment even upon the best of the kind, before ex-
tant"
From the Christian Register
1t Is the Introduction and use of School
Books like this, which is to rid the land of automa
ton teachers and parrot pupils.
From Professor Worcester, amherst College.
" 1t richly merits the patronage Of the
publick."
Extracts from letter to the Author from Hon.
w. ID. Calhoun, Tor several years Chairman of the
Committee on Education in the Legislature Of Nos-
sachusetts and now Speaker Of the House of Rep
resentatives-
In reference to the franklin Primer.
the Improved Reader. and the General Glass Book
he says, :" | gave them very thorough examination
and found them so peculiarly adapted TO the wants
ofchildren, in the early stages of education that
recommended their introduction into our schools
at once. They are just the kind of books, that are
needed, as think, to make the business Of educa-
ton pleasant aud useful"
From the North american Rsuieac, for April 1929.
" We can say with TRUTH that thew
(the Books above mentioned) are certainly well a
dapted to the purpose for which they are intended
by their highly deserving author"
O. Numerous other recommendation
from gentlemen teachers Of the first literary dstinc-
ton, might be given.
o. For sale by CARTER, ANDREWS.
on hand.
Lancaster, Aug. IL. 4w. 50
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-29

Ives OF siii' AN~''
not our perfect
those above
s,ath to have a
,,g self, and to
mastering to the
those around US.
concentration
ls love of man
bur to be perfect
TO merit praise
FIRST.
pnual Cattle Show
thus County will
Il the 7th DAY OF
N Of this dellght-
usual, if we may
rsst begins to be
and those more
heir pursuits with
once entertained
1eir novelty that
Hons attracted so
N found by expe-
4 Every year has
Ssrest, and never
iOu or a greater
the last year to
IA holiday of this
y BY the relation
h stand to each
h the season have
heart Of the hus-
i glad with the
there is a fitness
hing together to
holiday devoted to
by a comparison
ers experience to
acquire individu-
Experiment.. Such
d keep up a gene
bstween different
Odifase a general
in which all feel
] not merely the
Of our fields and
Il our diaries and
i does thus attract
asiions. There is
Ot more interest
in the association
PISSED. No man
an occasion, and
|ier and respecta-
II attractS IN this
| pride in the high
beat, intelligence,
sracteriZe our farm
hechanicks.
ADDRESS will doubt
|oning, as it will,
lelent to do justice
bay select, and we
kpect an exhibition
which the county
Itpnan.
|HE ALBANY AND
tssRtEE. This 10
bud when complet-
bud efforts of art
It extends from
|POsite Troy, a dis
light line, and up
pfeet, with a curb
+ entire distance,
each side of Is
'ggregate width
kcaVated and form
(Which the roof of
Ii inches deep
Phls roof will con-
| depth of 8 inches,
put, as our cor
|hc.iently fne); the
|af selected lime
ball. The first or
ICED on a consider
F0r the protection
IS Of water, from
|r drains, large and
cross it at differ
| the magnitude of
from the fact, that
PERSONS have been
pot the time since
ED to cost, when
Y per mile. The
Pne Interested in,
enterprise, deserve
's have no doubt
nsproft from their
SHow. The erec-
9nCn apprises us
plcultural Festival.
'iees that the exhi-
y any one that has
l ~ farmers as
inch are now max
'' : this year
Nrmer occasion.
a'!lc!es, too, lea ding
of those
: purposes of this
! not be disappoint-
'sAed the labour of
: and plenty every
: 40 . almost unpre-
"a throughout our
!, ny Joy. and glad
;. and industry.
!. notice that those
/, Competitors at
y enter their names
s'.s'etary. VIM. D.
Ne Of to-day or to-
/, f,toiessor Stuart
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-29
AUCTIONS.
SheriH's Sale.

WORCESTER SIS. SEPT. 20, 1929. Taken
on Executions (hacing been previously attached
on Mesne process) ind ,cin be sold at FUBLICK
VENDCE at the Inn If George Hobbs Inn
hotder IN STERLING on Friday the oUth day of Oc-
tooer nert atthree Of the clock r. IA.
A - the right IN Equity which DAVID
NELSON has to redeem the Mortgaged Real
Estate where he now lives in the westerly part of
Sterling, containing about thirty-fye acres OF land
wth'the Buildings thereon.
SAMUEL HOUGHTON, ID. Sh'f.
Sept. 49, 80
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-29
III office /.

WNHE Subscribers would inform the citi-
IL zens of Lancaster. and it's vicinity, that they
have opened shop in the Village, $50 called in
Lancaster, lately occupied by S. Smith, where they
offer their services for repairing
WATCHES. CLOCKS, AND
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-29
r. aa!Ilz.oTizag.

a O'10i''zzs ~ aS ss'ssa3 49,
|VHNHE Subscriber continues to prosecute
IL the Tailoring Business, at his old stand
in Lancaster. He feels confidence in as
surfing those who have, and may continue
their patronage to him, that their work will
be done with fidelity, taste and DESPATCH
He has in his employ an approved and expe-
rienced journeyman,and has recently receiv-
ed the last London and New York fashions.
TRIMNIENc$S of every description
furnished to order.
The subscriber wishes TO obtain a BOY,
about IA years of age, as an apprentice in
the above business.
JOHN A. HASKELL.
Aug. 25. sw "a
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-29

|,snib!reves and
LAYERS and demi-
|pro's to a dem,
i has a correct
/ lbings but them
/ you Of his love
n Of sickly sem
lies Of this habit
| not our perfect
bpon those above
|saath ; to have a
BIG self, and to
|inistering to the
those around US.
/ conmendation
be love of man
bur to be perfect
| 10 merit praise
| FIRST.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-29

4 Professor Stuart
II Andover Theo-
/ ,;., a prospectus
H.. a'le, . to be pub
|Ssals' Of $50 pages
WI 1t is to con-
/ Essays in sacred
n and reviews, and
\, Works on criti-
N at home or a.
@se affixed to it
II translator, that
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-29

Aug. IS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-15
And happy CONSULTATIONS on that hour
Ched their selected influence."

Without your smile to eDlighten the face II %.
ture, it were indeed, as the poet hath said, a
world wirhout a sun" IL is our duty and high
est hIppiness to cherish, protect, and honor you
In this way, and in mis- alone, Can we acl and
feel il a manner worthy Of ourselves, and uf
you. Then well, indeed. may you cominee
your soft and tuneful voices and your souls ia
happy concert with our own, in swelling the
harmony, and in GROWING The service Of ,h,
happy day.
But while exul,ing, fellow citizens, in ih.
happiness, pei ace. and freedom we enjoy; Will.
lying down in the green pastures Of Liberty
~ The side OF clear aud tranquil water, so Sc.
cureiy sheltered from the schorching ray!d
drspo,ism, civil or religious while lnhabi;irS
land over which the star spangled banner sill
waves its broad ripes and bright stars and
on which Heaven, in its bounty, has .howeTed
down SO many blessings let vs. not cease TO
remember and TO commisseraie DER fellow ma1
in different Quarters OF The earth, whether b:
be groaning in dcspolism, disrraf ted with az
archy, wandering in barbarism and igporartr
Let our philanthropy overflow with the best
wishes for his well being and improvement. 10
the midst OF reflections, sympahies and feeling
like these, we are conscious Of being iosGsl
with new and most responsible weight Of o.
legation TO guard and cherish our greal Re?u5
lie; SD that il may not fail, in any respect, @
its high and hopeful promise, bu, forever pros
per, and shine with an instructive and capva-
ting lish! upon misguided, distracted, or SUB
Jugated world-disoensing happiness, conf .
dence, and glory within and around ITSELF nov +
and henceforth. And in the memorable word !
Of that true apostle Of Liberty, and unal'sraOt
friend 10 he American The ,irluou, LafiyeN +
-" May this great monum.n nj, raised TO Liba {
~, serve as lesson 10 ,hr opp,essor, and d (
example to the oppressedn' Aud when i Z
shall o,,er as finally it mus,, may il only be j. z
that last hour when the great pillars Of naiu' I.
herself shall be shaken by The master buiIdG
whoframed them; and all those magn fceni aLt Z
beautiful works SO richly spread abroad in III s
visible creation, Oh, shocking 10 remember 4
shall be engulphed in one common ant ire 4
caimable ruin.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-15

To Hessrs James B. c. Thornton Richard 8. Fdots and
Daniel Radcliffe,
GESrLEMES-Aliow me to return to you, and throug''
YOU to the Henryan Society," generally, my most CRATE
full thanks for the honor conferred me- by desiring
a copy of the Grafton pronounced by me on the Attn
instant, for publication As it was delivered at the
special request of the Henryan Society, now consi-
der it their property rather than Gy own, and here
with send you copy without delay IL will merely
observe by the way, that it, after making every allow
ance for personal regard. and the warmth OF feeling
inspired by the late occasion, you still think there is
sufficient in it to brave the public ordeal Of criticism
and taste then have my free assent TO publish it;
otherwise am sure that friendship for me, not less
than regard for the interest of the society," will adj
monsh YOU not to venture. With every confidence in
the proprety and prudence of your ultimate deerm''
nation remain. with much esteem,
Your obd't, servant
C. WASHINGTON.
EuI, r. 1879.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-15

Z The Massachusetts Society of Cineinna
held their anniversary celebration Of Iudspe'
denee, at the Exchange Coffee House, Bos'O.
on the 4th inst The remnant Of these Yene''
bic citizens is small. The original memOe'
of The Society, in this State, were above 'Ov.
they are now only about IS, ID of whom We
present al at the late anniversary. Some y
these are go years Of age and only TWO less W
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-15

SMUGeLlNG.-The editor of The Niaga''
Cleaner, in his last paper says that several s'i'
ures have recently been made by the COLLEGE,;
OF Niagara. Whiskey appears t-,be the cha
article attempted TO be run into Canada. IN
editor adds that the temptation TO smugge o.
both sides is great, so much so, that an hon's
trader canno, live, she must smuggle in 'e%
defence"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-15
WEDNESDAY, JULY IS, 1929.
.Lilu 6. 1929.

July 6, 1929.
DEAR siR-As Committee appointed by the Hen
ryan Society," we request for publication copy OF the
very eloquent and appropriate Address delivered by
YOU on the Anniversary of American independence.
You viii please accept the grateful acknowledge
rnents of the Society, not only for the Prompttude
with which you have executed their wishes on tins
OCCASION but the zeal which you have always manifest
ed for its promotion and welfare.
With Respect, Yours, Sc
JAS. b. c THORNTON,
RICHARD S. FOOTE,
DANIEL RADCLIFFE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-09
NEW BOOhS.

Z Avs OF the United States, Resolutions OF Con-
gress under the confederation, treaties proc
lamations, ,'panis regulations, ..nd otf er docu-
ments, respecting the public luuls, compiled and
published by order OF Congress.
Tabular Statistical Views OF the populrtion COM
MERGE, na,igation public Lnds, post Office estab-
lishment revenue. mint, military aud naval estab-
lishments, expenditures, and public debt of the Uni
ted States, by Geo Watterston and Nicholas Biddle
Van Zandt.
Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury, trans
hitting the INFORMATION required by resolution of
the Honie of Representatives, of May H. 1896, in
relation to the growtI and manufacture of silk adap-
ted to the different parts the UnicI.
Letter from James Mease, transmitting a treatise
ON the roaring silk by Mr. De nazzi of
Munich, with Plates, &c.
Reports of cases argued and aaludyed in tho Sd
pre,Ee Court of the United States, January term,
1928, by Richard Peters, vol. I.
Constitution of the United States z. America tI.t.
rules of the Senate, and Of the House of Repre-
sen: Gtves; with Ieiierson's Manual Printed by or
der of the Senate OF the u States.
Tho National Calendar, VOL 6. aud many other
valuable publications, received by !. H. WASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-09
II SITUATYON WANTED.

a Young Man from the country, about l8 years old,
- Is DESTROYS OF getting s:iIa,ion na Co.amis-
sion House, Drygood Store, Wholesale Grocery,
any active rcspectable business. lie will live for
a moderate salary the first year and cun produce
satisfactory recommendations as to his qIaliiicatons
where he formerly lived. Any gentleman who may
think proper to see HIN, by enluifing al This Office,
or directing letter to ID. C b. Manchester will be
promptly attended to. feb 90 -2aw4t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-09
IRON CASTINGS.

kh@ Subscribe, norus the t'iblc, thai he
cnrry the IRON FOu fDkY near the Ssvage
Factory, whss e makes Soft ION CASTINGS fo, Ma
ehney of all descriptions Atordefs seut to him az the
Fon"dry, or tI Ar. GEORGE WILLIAMS, Nc. =, Baw-
iy's wharf, baltimore. for will meet wish ,o,e-
diate attention, and the Casn delivered fsee
Eexpanse ior transportation. 10 NATHAN BONNER
Baltimore, Jan. %. 1929. -. infl2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-09
WARD ELECTION

HNHE election Of Common Council'ncn, in Che Sc
n veral Wards, Will be held on the LIST md
7esiGy IN April merit, viz In Jefferson Ward No. /.
at Armstrong; tavcrn-In Madison Ward No 2.
at the Eagle Hotcl and in Monroe Ward No at
the Shockoe Hill Tavern. Polls viii open in each
Ward, at ten o'clock, a. NJ. "Tho free holders Of
lots within tho said city whether improved or NOT avid
whether such trcehoders reside therein or not. and
shall have resided therein at any time for tho spacc
OF three months, without the ntermission of ono 10
months, and possess in their own ripht within tho
same movable and imnovcabc property to the va
iuc OF one hundred pounds are entitled TO vote
W. n. WREN. Serge G r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-09
26se Of NE Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal Common.
e WAsHINeToN, 18th February, 1929.
Locust and Pine Timber

DROPOSALS viii be received by letter ,,dro,
sed to the President of the Chesapeake and Ohio
CaaAi Company at the Office of,he Company, in this
ctJ until the 18th day of March Ihxi Tor snppIynm
the following described Yellow Locust and Heart
Pine Tnnber, FOR the Constipation of Lock Gates ,z.
p, e." OfsYeyop Locust.
- heel posts, - I2 by IS -2 ncles So II foe, Io,,
do do l2 I-2 by 1912 inches d Is feet lon2
to do II = by 10 2 inches Il 10 feet lanfyys
81 do do 10 l-2by i6I-2 inches g. l-2 feet lcn9.
- intre posts, II BY fs 10 inches d I6 feet I,,g
do do 1919 by ie g inches and ? feet long.
:, do DO 1912 by l2 l-2 inches, g. Is thctxlons3
81 do do 10 10 by IL 10 nches IS - feet IlilS
go bars, 10 IL inches nj one end, IL . M the
ether, and inches thick, 3 -2 feet hng
3s4 bars, g - inches at ono end 10 . at the
other. and inches thick, 8 I-2 feet !cno
~ pieces, 6 by 10 inches l2 feet long
lOS balance beams, ten inches square a; one end
and sixteen inches square ut tie othe. yyenty-our
feet long. -
81 pieces eight by twelve inches, sixteen feet lon,
les do eight by trn inches, eight feet long
1o3 do eight by nine inches, three feet lone
Is f)fbest Reors Pre-. - 49, -,
900 feet, boardlneasure,two inchezihck, and fit.
teen feet long. 1922 seezlsss =;
lo,50o feet, board measure, two inches thick and
fourteen feet long. s1s-, - -.
$500 feet, boardmeOsuFe, two inches thick and six
feet three inches long. sz
Proposals Will also be received for The supply of
oUo logs OF Pine any other sound timber 81 feet
long; to square not less Than 10 inches,
One third of the above timber and plank is to be
delivered at Seneca Creek Rnd the remainder nj the
Ccmpanys Saw Mil at tie Great Fails, by the 10th
day OF May nest; aud to DE measured, inspected and
approved, by TN Engineer oft Company, and to be
paid for on delivery Offers will be received for the
whole, any part tlereo..
The locust timber and plank 20 be Of the very
best quality; the former either be round squar-
ed TO the hill and will be paid for according to the
cubic contents rcqriired by the bill. The Heart Pine
may either be devoredn the log in inch plank
The Pine Logs,3 feet long, NAV be delivered either
round, reI.cedt to 10 inches thick, by siewing the
upper and lower surace and will DC paid fer per foot
run measure. JOHN p. iNGLE,
Clerk Chesapeake and Otio Cstslal Com o4.,.
feb 81, 1929 ass sw;,t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-09
FOR RENT,

TWO largo Stables, calculated 10 hold 10 tot5
horses, with Sheds also carriagc-house; they
are convenient, being not than 100 yards above
sne Loe liotci' on mn'n street Jrohnms lot) with
spring Of pure water, within % feet. AS am not
using them, viii take moderate rent.
inHr 5-3t BENZ. w MOSS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-09
PROSPECTUS
TOT p''ot'st,ns 6y Subscription, the Torn IF Port-
"'e4'R' = ''s'n'd, NetcspoPer, to be entitled the
PORTSMOUTH REPUBLICAN. s-
- AND 80 - y ~ e'~-t
t1RGLNLa COMMERCIAL C.3zETye
ny JANIS c. VEST

ny JAMts c.-wrsr
e"mp'ance with The sb of many OF the most res.
pee'aos eezens OF Portsmouth, anxious for
p"oeaon Of their the puhiisl,er thi,
Prospectus to the patrons e snd s,ppo, of the
OF ro''sh""'h Norfolk, M. the adoinn s coun,, 80
-" oe!Sfss"fy' ga me p.esent. enlightened aae.ste
epei INTO laonen detaii OF the OF
/" republic mun'ed on the virtue aud ssr,ssl i.sr
sen'o OF me so"nvn''y aud which only be stppots
m we same GA sis, ,seir silly be ap
pareht 70 every r'Hect'ns mind We snail p,oceed ,hr,e
FORE without ior;ler remarks 10 s,erff; ,,. 49,, i
tend 10 pursue, nitIe objects which On, .,n, "a,
be cheuY directed Ip the 6rst place we rout ,.,,l,
state that the kFPUrLIcE1ts not iuf.ri,,s =, ~,
Fan paper, or Devoted any pa,,icuisr L.
isifa"" ufther itan tie ay be. in vS,
wise and henrciai, calculated 10 uTn0, inc u,.,t.
OF our Country. We Shall aim al pres.,ving a ;.iT -
partiaiHy hct@eeu conflicting pasees- ea,elt,,rscl,,
an i PERSONAL aud srriaicaiaus na
~ '"e sane 'nc, we dssjToEs bath sides OF ~
question nn the merits Of public men and ses , H.
Freely and fairly siase. t9sss be eneslel
INV ,'rir on" conclusions, md fontEsr own opn-
i"iiS on cnntFuveIted poiGts.
Our "olec and desigu:is to make is REpus, =, ,x
~ n''"e'eh' and genera atia,--a nedior,
.s; 80 'n,neI man political discussions or abstract
V"es's' NOT WI Agricultural and Miscellaneous in .
formation be uegiec ted-or the Literary ami sc;,;s
news oil the day There is likewise anothes suffice, ,
WI engage m adequate Share of our attention 80
e'"ai Improvement Whatever az >,e;p;,, ~ :,
exist as 40 the powers al the General Cove rnn,ent IL; re-
srrhee 10 uis subject, there nose as to ths nj
" az" Pocy OF improving thr Utmost our natu,I
removing obstFucfnps ia riysrs-r1ak
e'n"'s ana thus isnins re Cor
Hn c''',is aehhhy aud Vigorous exercise ali the Is
s'uices'o our STATE This roursc. which hos tse 60 -
ily eegun ny the Dismal Sswatpp anal a IN CO.,, -
ere long oee"ni= primary objec, Importance ~ oor
a'en' Us ana give aiIesh stimulus deca vim. COLI.
nefce and ia"euishing agriculture.
Having ihGs hriry upiolded our intended rc,rs. :, -
MS WIN '"e iuail t" say hos FAR .ey think il woIthy
p s:-ii is iu,s,io,, To issue the frs, pyn,b., Of
iee AfPhPl'sn "ps'ls provided 3 subscfibets are pre-
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