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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-03
SACRED MUEYc.

"OLLINS ~ co. have for sale among their cx-
~ iensive collection of Music, n variety of Sa-
cred Songs, set for the Piano Forte, among which
arr ne following:
.9agels erer bright and fair. music Handel:
Graceful COaSort, Duet from Haydcns oratorio,
prsjc ny p. Carr;
UIfh uerdure Clad, do do;
In native toorth, do do;
ar stqrs the f1iTest, do do:
.Nost be1u,Vm appear, do do
Hear mn prayer, anthem, music by Kent
AC7ld the i0ud tiB16ret Mariams song. air by Avi-
srn;
eiciiGr .lInrine1's Hmm;
Strike The cyn,hai, music by Pucii'r;
So SINH He t,He and harp AMAZE music by Dyer:
The Portvgeese Hymn, or Christmas Day with
English TRANSACTIONS;
Taic ofhe Cross, by r. v. Weicsenthal, of Nor
folk. Va;
or thou ,oho driest the p,ourners tcGr, words by
II. Moore, music by =. Menake;
Holy, hoiy L.rd, music by G. r. Handel;
Like The children IF Zion, music by Cross;
Hymn performed a. the dedication OF the First In
depcnden, Church of Baltimore, music by A. Cliff
ton;
There's nothing true bit Heausn, music by o..
Shaw;
See Me IeareV around FILLING, words by Bishop
Horne, music by a. Clifton;
The LORDS Prayer, music by J. bay, words BY
Revd G.. F.;
Lo,rl remember DariJ, music by G. F. Handel
SEE The darn from HerOcn, music by Moore onG
Bishop
.NqySeiYes Hymn national air;
Before Jehovdhs alrfat d,yoae, music by DR.. Ma
din;
PLegeFs Ttrorite German Hymn;
o for n thousand tongues 10 ang, as sung by tho
tudpns of tho Upper Canada mission;
.aIao The Iollo,oing Note Booi,&
a collection of Psalmq, Hymns and Chant Tunes,
adapird IN the worship of the Protestant Episcopal
Chirch in he Unitcd Stgtes, By Y. NJ. Wainwright,
Iighy recommended BY tho Right Rev bishops 4.
G.. BrownweI J. Hobart, w. White and others;
The Seroph-A collection Of Scored Music, en-
b-acing all tho variety OF music in general, with a
particular reference to the Classification Of the hymns
of the Protestant Episcopal Church SC by J. Colo;
Ps1'n and Hmm Tunes by w. Smith ond W.
Litflc;
Zi9n's HuP, intended az companion 20 the WI
Iagc Hymns, by tho Row A. Hotlcion;
The Nei0 BrUnnOiek collection Of S1crcI N'fir, by
&. Van rsvcntcr. nov cts
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Z. CiIUBB come ~ L,sI

.'.7''''- dFd''i IN ne Name StafN no 8.
UaBiiSS 2, TO- 40, and u - Is bot, prres Of Ooo
were sold to gentlemen OF this CIT, III, CA sf
@ ".tn iain w tioe I1ch I've rried la the MARY
isnd STATE, No 8. which draws fHiS BAY prres. of
s,oD 81 600 500 81 $50, 81 .DOO of $780, &c
~ i"ke'S - shafes IN proi,oTton-For sae q
nov i. CEUDB's Lucky Cmce
's:HE drawing OF tht Delaware and :. Carolina
-, Lottery: lob Class, VIII be received To-
DA Captal $1,000 Tickets - quarters 20 cents.
For sale at LAMBER'r'S OFFICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-03
DANCING ACADEMY


MIR. BOSSlEUX respectfully informs the Indies
I'VE ami gentlemen OF this city, that not being able
70 find convenient for teaching and givisp
balls, he has resolved TO have BALLROOM bult
IN the most elegant style II will be eighty feet by
MY, with two splendid dressing rooms, and every
convenience requisite for assemblies
Mr.. b. hopes to deserve tho APPRECIATION and snp
port OF the ladies' ard gentlemen OF Richmond, NJ
erecting building worthy Of their patronage. Mt
Is cxPeis that iis ballroom will be ready by the be-
ginning of December.
In the meantime, Mr. B. will nc very happy TO At
tend To young Indies aud gentlemen, in Scninares
end private fnmilcs.
N For terms and regulations, please TO apply
by note or personally. AIRS. Dupujs Mansion
House, or Miss McKenzic's Sen.inary
nov 22-eo6t
AJOTlCE Any person having d tui.raple good
l. man C"ok, can meet with an enplnver bv APP
plying at the Bar of the Central lIotel. H. is want.
Cd MS an assistant 10 very superior one.
ri W NOVEL.-Rybrcnt dc Cruce is lust re-
~ ceved. Also hand n the late novels
which are for sale hire the Book and SlaiIone-
Ty Store of Il. ID. SANXAY.
q
Landing from SIoop Eliza Hen, al tie Dock,
1OS Boxes prime cnscse
Z al 40 casks do
2S barrels cider vinegar
25 do sweet cider
Is hhds st. Croix sugar
600 lbs smoked beef
10 cloc6s--For sale by
nov DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-03

In consequence Of there having becn several large
and important sales Of real property advertised to
take place the 3lst October, The ABOVE sale
is postponed until Friday the 9Th instant, whcn j.,
sill positively take place at tho Eaole Hotel. al
o'clock OH that day. JOSEPH MAYO, Trustee.
nov
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-03

Trust Sale Of gatuabie Real Property.
TENO satisfy the provisions OF a deed of trust, exc
2 cutcd to me, by Robert Poore and Ann I. his
wife, bearing date the Goth day of July, 1923, %
indemnify tie la,e W Wills Cowling from loss or dam
age in consequence Of his undertakings for the said
Robert Poore, Is surety; shah proceed to sell, at
pICAc auction, for cash at the front door Of the Ia
sc Hotel, in tie city Of Richmond, on Saturday, tie
jlst last. at i2ooiocb, that certain Lot and Tenement
!ylng and being on 18th Street, called in tho said
deed, The road leading from Street, up Shockoe-
I.l, by the Governors, occupied by Mr.. Haley,
as boarding house, and in which the Post Office is
opt-lt Is valuable piece Of property, situated in
500. The title Is believed unquestionnhle, but
shall warrant such only is vested in me b, the deed
aforesaid. JOSEPH MAYO. Trustee
The above sale, is made with my consent
oct 2aw3t--dit ROBERT POORE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-03

VgNHE drawing Of the Delaware aud South ,,,,, ,o,.
viii be received nay ulice Ca,,,l i,7a s.o.,hh
Ticket 81, Quarter 50 cents '''
he cfawit OF the Maryland State Lottery 5, Cs xll
also take plaeo filS DAY. Capitol Fi-e SO ono 80,
Iicke' S5, llaif q 50, Quarter 81 -
q r..,,,x.~..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-03

GtWAIN's PANACEA.--Jusi ierciyed, by the sulscri.
- Der. fresh supply Of swans fanaceL
nov ~. McNtSiAEA
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49,
THElTUE

pee'ved by the bin this MOI jtr ,nss Mis-.
$3.50, ~" a. alpsai ~ he etafasser VI \, w.
~. "a. oInecy Ct ''Mch Ato abou, N6,I,nsn
nn,I a'y RAJ gwen s'es here,oe IN Rs1s5f
a. h sIowned honses ali pf,hs Nahern rbeasr.
- sss sac wa. meet with the sncostasernsut sIv.,rS
slowed On GOOD Performers 10y liberal puSc Of R,,hf
Ahe ioyefs Of ine sng'ns VIII nave io-uchi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-03

Landing for Sal,
NAMPBELL'S Baltimore gin
~ Fall pressed lamp Gil
Brown aud fancy soaps
Spanish F!olant indigo
Fine green Jamaica coffee
jamaica rum. Apply to
nov 2-3t OTIS, DUNLOP s. co.
A FRiCAN COLONIZAEION.-Au enquiry
IN into the origin, plan, and prospects. OF the Al
ricou Colonization :OcIcty.-Iust publishecd--for
sale by COLLINS s. co.
nov
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-03
DRUGS, MEDICINES. Sc.

DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
TENHE subscriber has just received, addition 20 his sto
a Of Drugs, Medicines, &c the following ARTICLES
Chloride % Lime, ior purifying offensive places aud DT
bleaching
Black OIL Vanish, fnr leather
Superior spanish Flotani indigo
Tratu and I.nsccd OIL
Torillatd's Maccuha SnuA n BOTTLES aud lupse
I-epers Rlsyland's end Bells Scotch SnUhs
Florida Water
Coioen water Wv hotties Of great variety of shapes
Superior French and English Soaps
Antous Oh, ttrcncn) sc. &c = -.
esD a. 9 N-;NtNNfsA
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BIZ OTIS, DUNLOP az 90.
GROCERIES.

BI OTIS, DUNLOP a. co..
GROCERIES.
On TUESDAY the Sd inst. ut half past loo'ctnck.
wiii he SOLD at our store Wl;huut reserve,
80 bags green coffee
hhds snear, cask cheese. l bag pepper
barred almonds, / Eog a.spice
half chests Imperial tea, and first rate dou-
bic barreied percussion rife
Also,
10 hhds mulsSsrs
. do lansicaand two do Antigua run
30 boxes teas. 100 boxes candes
loo do soap, 10 casks cheese
40 barrels Csmpbeiis GIN
ceroons Spanish indigo
case Manila do
Malaga vine, leather, Sc. &c.
oct SIS .. ID. & Co. Aucis.
ADDITIONAL
" ~ be GtRsd % our s"te TINS .tOfs-NIyVC!,
90 fons bar iron, assorted 'lzes
an h-.@.s lnTr.----a al-s,iee
cases ianCy soap
20 casks lrOshen s.eese, LARGE size and rich auo
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BIO Nc.

BOAR DING
FENIlE subscriber can accommodate 9 or 10 gentle
- men with good board and lodging ut tho upper
tenement Of the new buildings north side uf Main
street, Immediately above the Banks. The situation
Is pleasant and convenient TO the Capitol and NJ
places Of business NJ any other in the city Terms
reasonable oct 5-eotf Y. BAXTER.
TstNFo. good accommodations for Horses
VRGINiA--At rules holden ~ Tic clerks office OF
the superior court OF chahcory for the Richmond
district, tie sd Cay Of August, 1890 JaIlcs DiaI,
and Jane MS wife, aud Andrew Leslie, pills. against
VIM. Clarke late sheriff OF Chesterfield, and such
admor dc bonis non Of John Mcleod, decd Chris
toplcr Roberts, aud Aun is wife, VIM. Rodbird, nd
Jane his wife, and Philip Peach, aud Sarah his wC,
Elrzabuth Ayluit and VIM. Aylett, john Spo;swOOd,
and Mary his wife, Edward MoSby, an Sarah his
wife, aud Elizabeth Goodc, Francis Morrison, hna
Morrison, Martha Morrison, and Robert Morrison,
james Lyle, Coiu Clarke, and Mary hs wife, aEJ
John Lyle, aud Sarah Scott dts
The dclendants Wm Rodbrd, and Elizabeth aaj
WIN. Aylctt not having entered their appearance aud
given security according to the act of assembly aud
the rules of this court and appearing by satsacto
~ evidence, that they ave not inhabitants Of THE
country; It is ordered, that the said defendants dC
appear hero Oh the first day oftc next January tcTm
aud answer the bill Of the plaintiffs aud that copl
Of this order be forthwith inserted in newEpa
per published in the city of Richmond, for two month";
successfully, and posted at the front door o escap
| tol,in the said city.
! 3 eypy 9os.c. VA. @. gEaptEgoS, 4 c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-03

NReINtSAt rules h0ien the CLERKS Office of tIr ,I,cr,
court Of chanceTy sr the Richmond district the Sd 5ay OF
aud John T. Duval, DIS. 9~'
The defendant joseph Carter having entered appear
an~c end security according assembly and
the rules ofhis and appearing satisfactory evdenco
that he IS iHhsbant of country l. ordered tas
the SAID defendant do appear here 6sst the nexf
January and the bill Of plaintiff aud tina, a
copy oi is order be forthwith inserted na RIB
listed IN the city RchnnUd rf suecs ssivcy and
posted the front door of tie CAPITOL IN the city.
- copy. Tes'e, VIZ g. PsunIEroN CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-03

Besides many others.
Whsle Tickets s., shares IN pIororion
Can atthe Managers Office. nndcr tie Eagle Iro-
tel where some VI the capitals are soid in every
lottery drawn. '
nov YATES G. NI,INTYRH. Mnnnnors-
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RICHMOND DOCK LOTTERY.

NC. NC. &c.
Tickets 81, shares in proportion.
oct ~ YATES & MINTYRE, Managers
Richmond Dock Lottery, Mird Class.
To he drawn at Richmond, on MONDAY, tho .
Novpmbpr. Igll.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-03

VIneNIAA rules holden the clerks Office The superior
court q chancer, 'cr tie Ricmund district the Sd day Of
August 1922 Thomas Adams N annexed of
Thomas Freeman decd pltf aganst Ed~ ard and
his wis, anu Asa aoaness, adrnr of Charles Cabaues
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-09-16
DIE d.:

In this town, Sept ID, George Nelson, son
Printers IN Boston aa o fo2rff e are g mSnthf
ed to insert the aJ0ce.
In Hubbardston, Sept. IL, Anna Elvira.
daughter of Mr.. Joel Fagg, aged five years.
Her death was caused by her clothes taking
fire while at play near the fire. She survived
the accident but about twenty hours
In Jamaica, (West hdies,) June 28. 1923,
widow Eliza Rivers, native of Rutland.
(Mass) and daughter of the late Capt John
M Clenathan, late of Rutland. Printers in the
States Of .Neto YORK and Vermont are requested
to insert this death.
In Shrewsbury, Sept Ia, Mr.. John Mason,
aged 81.
In Sterling, Miss Susannah Richardson, aged
&C.
In Northbrdge, Sept. a, Mrs. Silence, wife
of Mr.. Clark Adams, aged 4S.-Sept z, Jona-
than, son of Mr.. Clark Adams, aged 19-Pr
ters an Neao York are requested to insert the
ADORE deaths.
In Western, Sept Z, Mr.. Asa Putnam, aged
Al.
In Princeton, Sept. 9, Mrs. Anna, wife of Mr..
Nehemiah Parker, aged GO.
In Winchcndon, Aug. %, Capt. Luke Parks,
aged &C.
In Grafton, Sept 4, Frances Emeline, Young.
est child Of Mr.. Tarrant Merriam, aged g
months
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PLOUGHING MATCH

U Those persons who intend becoming
competitors at the Ploughing Match of the
Worcester Agricultural Society, at their Cattle
Show. on the 9TH of October next, are remind
ed that their team must be entered with the
Recording Secretary on or before the 24th inst.
All articles of manufacture must be entered in
the books of the Company previous to IL
O'Clock, A. NJ, and Stock previous to 9
o'clock, P. M. of the 9th day of October The
Recording Secretary will receive all entries
which shall be made in compliance with the
rules of the Society, at the Probate Office in
Worcester.
WILLIAM D. WHEELER, Rec Sec'ry.
Sent rs
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

TRAVELLING. The low rate of fare on tho
Hudson, seems to have set all the world in that
vicinity travelling. Two or three boats day
are run, and we often see notices of the arrival
OF boat with from 600 to 800 passengers.
AT recent term of the Supreme Court of
connecticut, hold in Litchield, Mr.. Justice
Daggett presiding, an action was brought by
inc daughter of Samuel Griswold of Winches-
TER Conn., against her father, for beating and
Otherwise maitrsating her-and after full in.
Vesllga'lon OF the case, the jury brought in
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To the Honorable the County

Commissioners for the County of Worcester,
at their session to be holden at Worcester,
on the fourth Tuesday of March, 1929.
WNHE undersigned respectfully represent,
Il that the present travelled road from
Leominster towards Worcester, in said County,
is very circuitous and billy and that public
convenience and necessity impcriousiy demand
that new Highway should be established in
that direction. Wherefore, your petitioners
now request, that after due notice and such
other proceedings in the premises as are re-
CURED by law, new County Road or Common
Highway may be laid out, and adiudged to be
of common convenience and necessity
mencing at or near the Rev. Mr.. Conants
Meeting House in Leominster, and thence by
or near the Meeting House in Sterling to the
bridge over the river Nashua, near the house
of Ezra Beaman in West Boyiston or such
part or parts of said highway as to your honor
able body may seem necessary,-the whole of
said route prayed for being within the limits OF
the towns of Leominster, Sterling, and West
Boylston
Signed by SOLOMON STRONG,
and slxty-one others.
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III n RED.

In this town, Sept. 3, by Rev. Mr.. Miller, Mr..
Nathan Rogers of Holden, to Miss Sarah Blair,
daughter Of Capt Robert Blair.
In Sutton, Sept, 10, by Rev. Mr.. Goodwin,
Mr.. Nathaniel Dodge to Miss Adeline Dudley.
In Marlboro, Mr.. William Holyoke TO Mrs
Lydia FELTON,.
In New Salem. Aug. &c, Horace Hunt, Esq,
to Miss Roxana Chamberlain.
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STOLEN

NOTICE is hereby given, that the SUBJ
tor on the Estate of JONATHAN WHITMAN,
late OF Westminster, in the County of Worcester,
deceased, and has taken upon himself that
trust by giving bonds as the law directs. All
persons indebted to said Estate, are hereby called
upon 10 make immediate payment; and all those
to whom said Estate is indebted, are requested to
exhibit their demands for settlement.
JOSEPH WHITMAN.
July 90, ise9 So
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7 TO THE PUBLIC

w HEREAs, GILMAN DAY of Templeton,
holds hive Promissory Notes of hand, payable to
said Day or order, and signed by Siias Boyes,
to wit: one Note for $500, payable June L.
1899; one Note for 1862 so, payable june 1,
1880; one Note for $262,50, payable June /,
1881 one Note for $685., so, payable June /,
1882; and one Note for $262:5O, payable June
!, 1833,-all of which Notes are upon interest
from March "a, 1928. Notice is hereby given,
cautioning all persons not to purchase any of
said Notes. They were given without any con-
sideration, and l shall not pay any of them
SILAS BOYES.
Sept z, 1899. *37
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BELcHERTowN BANK. An article appeared
in the last Hampshire Gazette, signed by M.
Doolittle, Esq, of Belchertown, recently Di-
rector of the Bank, in which he refers to no.
tice, published in June, expressing confidence
in the solvencY of the bank, and of its ability to
redeem its bills, and says, that, although he was
not then, nor has he since been, one of the d.
rectors, the opinion, therein expressed, is one
which he has ever entertained, and that he
knows of no reason for altering it. If this opin-
ion be correct how ungenerous, not to say GRIM
inal, is the conduct Of the directors, in with
holding all light and information on the subject
from the public, and giving an opportunity to
greedy spectators to buy up the bills at half
nrice. and thus subject a great portion of the
community to. loss which many OF them win
severely feel, while the purchasers are, proba-
bly,, so far in the secret as to know, with some
degree of precision, the sum which they shall
realize on the bills.
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Signed by SOLOMON STRONG,
and sixty-one others.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
WORCESTER, IS. At a meeting of the County
Commissioners, holden at Worcester, within
and for the County of Worcester, on the sec,
ond Tuesday Of September, A. D. 1929.
On the petition aforesaid, Ordered That no.
tice be given to all persons and corporations
interested therein, that said Commissioners will
meet at the house of Err Balch, Innholder in
said Leominster, on FsdnesdAy, the t,oenty-
eighth day of OcLobrr neat, at nine of the clock
in the forenoon. oy publishing an attested copy
of said petition and of this order thereon. in
:; The Massachusetts, Spy" a newspaper printed
in said Worcester, three weeks successfully,
che last publication to be fourteen DAYS at least
before the SAID twenty eighth day of October.
And It is further Ordered, That the Sheriff
OF SAID County, or his deputy, serve the Town
Clerks OF said towns of Leominster, Sterling,
and west Boylston, each, with an attested
copy OF said petition and order, thirty days, at
least and also post up an attested copy thereof
IN TWO public places in each of said towns of
1eomlnster, Sterling, and West Boyston, four
teen days, at least, before the said twenty
eightn day Of October, at which time and place
SAID Commissioners will proceed to view the
route SET forth and described in said petition,
and to hear all persons and corporations inter-
ested therein, who may then and there desire to
be heard thereon.
Attest. ABIJAH BTGELOW, Clerk.
copy Of the petition and of the order of
notice thereon.
81 Attest. ABIJAH BIGELOW. Clerk
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MONEY LOST. On the morning of the 18th
inst. John Wade, stage driver, received at
the Suffolk bank in Boston a leather bag, con-
tanning fire thousand one hundred dollars in
bank bills, and two notes amounting to three
hundred and JJty dollars, to be delivered to
the Cashier of the Merchants Bank in Provi
dence, with which he has absconded The
Suffolk Bank offers reward of FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for the recovery of the money, or a
like proportion for any part of it, and ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS for the detection of Wade, so
that he may be prosecuted to conviction.
Wade is about five and a half feet in height,
aged about &c years rather fresh countenance,
darkish complexion, large full eye, and black
hair his dress was a dark olive short coat,
with pearl buttons, and blue pantaloons. He
has been employed by the proprietors of differ
ent stage lines ON different routes, but at the
time of receiving the money, was out of en-
ployment.
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New ORLEANS. The account of the yellow
fever in this city continues to be of the most
melancholy nature. On one day eighty tacO
persons died, and the daily number ranges from
thirty to sixty It is no longer confined to
strangers and unacclmated persons, but sever
al natives of the city have fallen victims to the
disease. The streets have been rendered al
most impossible by the rains, so that it is diff
cult conveying the dead to the places of burial.
Several hearses broke down on one morning,
and the attendants frequently had to take the
collins out.
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LEICESTER BANK.

TEyHE Stockholders of the LEICESTER BANK
y are hereby notified, that their annual
meeting for the choice of officers will be hold
en- at the Bank on Monday, the 5th dav of Oc-
tober neat, at 2 o'clock, P NJ They are also
informed that a dividend will be declared the
same day. Fl. G. HENSHAW, Cashier.
Leicester. Sept. l6 81
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EXIT. The Salem Courier, after brief OK.
istence of one year, has been discontinued for
want of patronage. 1t is creditable to the
judgment of the publisher of that paper, that,
when he found that his time and labor were
lost, his pride did not induce him to continue
an Improbable business If others were equal
ly independent, it would cause a marvellous
falling off in the number of newspapers which
now overrun the land
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or, whether they will not, at once, by taking a
decided stand, greatly advance the cause of
justice and humanity in the world, restore peace
to the conflicting powers, and confer an impor-
tant and lasting benefit on Spain herself
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CATTLE Snow. Persons intending to be-
come competitors at the Ploughing Match, are
referred to the notice relating thereto, in our
paper of to-day. We have heard but little said
in relation to the show, but, we can give the
assurance that the character and known prompt
ness of the officers of the society, are sufficient
guarantee that all the necessary preparations
and arrangements for it will be seasonably
made; and we know the people of this county,
and their means of doing well, without exertion,
too well to believe that they will be deficient in
the hour of trial. We therefore anticipate a
show, equal, at least, to the best of former
years.