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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-02-04

NEWSPAPERS. If the intellectual SUI
periority of country is indicated by the
number of its public Journals, the United
States of America is the most intellectual
country in the world. For population of
eleven millions and a half, it provides $50
journals, being in the proportion of one
journal to every 1900 individuals. Eng
land with a population of twenty-three mil
lions, has only 463 journals, making the
proportion, as one to ASSOC. But there
are many gradations of the scale between
both. Saxony has "a journals, and her
population is only one million and half,
being in the proportion of one to 10000.
Denmark with population of two millions
and a halE publishes so Journals, being one
to $1,000. The Netherlands containing
six millions, has $50 journals, being one to
4l,0O0. Prussia, whose population is twelve
millions and half, has 1923 journals, or
proportion of one to 10000; and the Ger
man confederation, population of thirteen
millions, issues 305 journals, being as one
to 44,500. AS we descend, we find Swe-
den, France, Switzerland, British America,
Hanover, Bavaria, Portugal, Tuscany, Aus
tria, the States of the Pope, the Brazils,
Russia, Spain, and Afiica, all gradually to
a still decreased population, until we come
to Asia, which terminates the point Of the
publishing declivity. In Asia-where there
is a population of 800 millions, we find the
| literary periodicals amount to the number
of27, being in the proportion of one jour-
nal to every A,444,0o0 persons Eng. pa.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-02-04

Never Judge from manners, (says Lord By
ROM Tor once had my pockets picked by the
ciriieSt gentleman ] ever met with; and one
of tho mitdsSt persons l ever saw was Ali Pa
cha,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-02-04

A Waterman in New York, having rendered
New Years Wish to a gentleman, received a
small bundle from him in exchange on open
ing it hs found a night cap.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-02-04

How To HAVE A GOOD MEMORY. To some
one who was complaining of his memory,
Dr.. Johnson said" Pray, sir, do you ever
0rget what money you are worth, or who
gave you the last kick on the shins that you
had? Now, if you pay the same attention
to what you read, as you do to your tempo
raj concerns, and your bodily feelings, you
would impress it as deeply upon your mem
ory."
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-09-09
DIED:

90 In Sterling Aug s, Mr. IcIabod Gerry, aged
oo-a soldier of the Revolution
~ Shrewsbury, Sept 2, Ephraim Lyon, il.
aged l6 years.
In thahburg, Aug. 10, Catherine E., dauyh-
ter OF David Brigham, Esq, aged years.
In Sutton, Aug, 20, Mrs. Phebe, wife Of Mr..
D"hiei SI5ley, aged II Aug. %, Maria Fran
crs daughter OF Mr.. Simon J. Woodbury., AGED
~ weeks
IN Stufbridge, Sept 2, Miss Lucy Hamant,
youngest daughter Of Mr.. job Hamant aged 70.
IN New Braintree, Aug. q, Mr.. John Woods,
aged "a soldier Of the Revolution.
IN Dorchester ON Sunday, at the residence
=. ms father, the Hon William Sullivan, James
sullivan Esq, Counsellor at law of Boston.
. III New Bedford, Mrs. Mary, widow of MIR.
Simpson Spo"ner. aged 7Y-Mrs. Sarah, wife
81 Mr.; James CoggeshaIl.-Capt Timothy
Maxheid. aged 65.-Miss Amcy Norton, aged
50 Mrs Shearman, wife IF Capt Peter S.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-09-09
TOWN MEETING.

a TOWN MEETING wIll be holden i'm this
"a town on MONDAY, the 2lst instant, at =
o'clock, + M. at the Town Hall, pursuant to a
Warrant from The Selectmen, to act on the fol.
lowing articles:
l. 10 choose a Moderator to preside in said
meeting.
I" see if the Town will authorize and di
rect the Roads laid out by the County Commits.
sloners the one lending from the east end Of
Gent ai-street to the new Road through Pine
Meadow aud the other from near the bridge
ny The Red Mill 10 the dwelling house of Israel
Whiiney.-tn he made in the course of the
present season and If the Town will make the
necessary apPr"priati MS therefor
j. L" see if the Town will authorize an an.
plIcation TO the County Commissioners to dis
continue the Road recently located nv ,b.m
from near Eljah Burbank's to Millbnfy line
and also to apply to them TO locate a new Road
from the canal bridge near said Burhank's on
the east side OF the Canal 10 M,Ilbury line.
JOSEPH LOWELL. Constable If HoYcrstsr.
Worcester. Sept. Z. 1929
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-09-09
BLACKSTONE CANAL MITIGATION
WORCESTER.
as SIS se1 TT.
- - So -

THURsDAY. Sept 3.
4rriued, Boat SaperiOr. from Pr widen e,
with full cargo of Boards. Plank. Lath, Tim
her, aud Fish, to Howe. Jackson & C."
Boat GoU Lincoln, with passengers and Corn,
Flour, and sundries.
Boat Jain DdciS. with AZ barrels Flour, DYE
Stusfs. Cloth, and sundries, To Worcester; ~
barrels Flour, and box To G. Hatch Il Co
Leicester Wire 10 l.. }emis. Spencer
Packet Boat Cur gt0H, from Providence,
with passengers.
CIrored, Boat Superior, for Providence, with
Lumber.
Fanny, Sept. 4.
Cleared Boat John Daris, with boxes and
> hhds Cut Glass, 3 bales Broad Cloth rs casks
, boxes Cards. 400 los. Curled HAIR and Ma.
chincry
Bnnt Cur Lincoln for Providence
Packet Boat Cdrrington, Tor Providence,
with passengers
SATURDAY. Sept. b.
.4rriued. Boat Smakfed, fiom Providence
with a iul cargo OF Plaster of Paris To A.
Chase.
Cieared, Boat Smithfeld for Providence
with a cargo of Cotton Gonds.
MoNnAv. Sept Z.
! .Arrirrd, Boat Lafayette. with $50 bushels
Turks island Salt, 300 bushels Corn, Molasses
Rum, Sugar, and assorted Groceries.
| Boat Grh. Greene, with full cargo Of Corn
Boat Washington. with Corn, Rum, Snlt
J Flour, Molasses. aud Cotton, for persons IL
Worcester; Salt tor Henshaw 4 Willard
Leicester.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-09-09

The COURT OF COMMON PLEAS closed its fall
term in this town on Saturday last Abo,t
Sc0en hundred new entries were made on the
docket Of civil actions. The grand Jury was
dismissed after one days attendance. Three
convictions, only, were had on criminal prose.
cntions, all Of them for assaults The untrinu
patience and industry with which Judge Strong
devoted himself to the duties of his office, have
been the subject of just encomiurn and remark
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-09-09

| YELLOW FEVER. The article in another col
u'"n IS the only one which has appeared in the
view Orleans papers, relative to the yellow fe
yer now prevailing IN that city Private letters
give most melanch 'ly accounts of its extent and
effects From thirty to sixty deaths occur dali
~ ana the streets are almost entirely deserted
The limits To which the malady has extended
'tseh are said to be much larger than on any
former occasion. The paper, from which the
extract above alluded to was made, concludes
the article with the following striking remarks:
although each year announces the multi
'uoes OF deaths here by the Yellow Fever and
aihongh each town in the Union may nnurn
Tor the loss OF parent, child or relative, swept
on by the rapid march of disease. yet the news
"I Tile most extensive destruction will whet The
arGor "f commercial speculation, and even in
the remote parts of Europe, the healthy inhab
itants VIII be calculating upon the profits of
residence IN this city. and ASSUMING as a
basis, the decrease Of population by the yelInw
fever
So snon az the healthul season has come
one Will hear the stranger. newly arrived, when
examining the dimensions aud capabilities of
this city, calculate his astonishlnent at the non.
ul"usness of the inhabitanis and the difference
between the notion he had for,ned of the citv
nt the dead and the life and number of rs
Inhatants. Thus it is. Iowever-the effect
which The news Of the distinctive prevalence
OF the yellow fever has abroad, is the incre,s.
Ing determination on those who hear. to become
hazardous visitors.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-09-09

WAR; open undisguised Gar" RACES be-
tween the two sections of the jackson party in
Boston They are attempting to prove each
other worse than ever they were supposed to
De ny their opponents, and with every prospect
of complete success They are, resoect;veIv
the p'rtizans of J. C. Calhoun and Doctor"
Van Buren,.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-09-09

u JACOB CosAKr tenders his grateful ar.
knowledgmehts to the citizens OF Sterling and
Lancaster for their prompt attendance and
ready exertions to save his property from de.
slfuctIon by fire On Saturday night last.
Sterling, Sent g. la29
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.MARRIEn.

In Holden, Sept. =, Mr.. j. NJ. Dodd of Bos
son to Miss Abigail S. Kendall
III Grafton, Sept. 3, by Rev Mr. Searle. Mr.
jeremiah GOodenow to Miss Adeline A. Whit
hey
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WesimInsier. Sept 3. IRY9
NOTICE.

TSS NOTICE.
HE subscriber having contracted with the
Overseers of the Poor of the town of Western
for the support Of Samuel Biackmev. a pauper
OF said town, and having made suitable prnvis-
ion for his support this is to forbid all persons
harb"rIng or trusting him on my account. as
am determined TO pay no debts contracted E,r
his support. THOMAS DAMON.
Western, Sept 3. 1920 36%
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AccinEST When the light accustomed by
The burning of Edwin Waitcs barn in Leicester
on "Wednesday evening last, was first discover
ed person. who had stopped at Woods tav.
ern IN tn" northeast part Of that town, in at.
tempting TO go upon the hill in rear of the
house where he could have fairer prospect of
the tlre' tell into dry well, about fifteen feet
deep. which had been left uncovered. and hroko
several of his ribs, and otherwise so severely in.
Jured himself, that day or two SINCE when we
received our information, he was confined to
his bed, and the prospect of his recovery was
considered doubtful
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-09-09

Gen. Jackson and Gen. Eaton, tho Secreta-
ry at War, have " travelled" back to Washing
although the Jackson papers declared that the
Generals health was good before ho lett, they
now say that it has been much improved" by
the journey.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-09-09

IA Commissioners Notice.
y Office is hereby given. that the subscrib.
ers haze been duly appointed BY the Hon. Judge
ct Probate for the County of Worcester, To Ie.
ceive and examine the claims of the creditors
To the Estate Of LEMUEL CHAMBERLAIN.
late OF Southhnrough, deceased, mites ate. rep.
resented insolvent; and six months from the
his day of September instant. are allowed by
said Judge to the creditors to bring in a"d
R3F e their claims 81 PPftch Winchester. in said
Scarborough, on the second Mondavs of Janu
airy and February, and ca the first Monday Of
March next, from one TO six O'Clock, p. NJ, on
each of said DAYS
FRANCIS B. FAY,
HUMPHREY B. WHEELER, { c0m'rs.
Scarborough. Sept 4. 1929 Sc
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FIRE. In Sterling, on Saturday evening
last, about seven O'Clock, small barn belong
Ing to Jacob Conant, Esq, and occupied BY
Timothy Cary, was consumed by fire, together
with its contents, valued in al! at about 5000
The dwelling hosse was in imminent da nger, but
was saved by means of an engine which fortu-
nateIy arrived seasonably The fire took from
a lantern which was ef, for n few minutes, on
the barn floor. There was no insurance.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-09-09

BILIOUS FEvERs prevail in several counties
adjacent to Washington city to an alarming
extent battling. entirely, the skill of the most
experienced physicians Instances are not rare.
OF three, fur, and five deaths in single f,mi.
ly' Among the victims are sai,lto be DR. Kent.
late governor Of Mary land and one ofhis children.
The disorder requires watchfnlness. in its
RAPID changes beyond any thing ever known"
there and the medical faculty are said tn be
almost worn out with their unrer,itting attcu.
tI"n TO their professional duties
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-09-09

ECLIPSE AND OcCuLTATIoE. An eclipse Of
The moon will take place on Sunday morning
next, beginn ng at 80 minutes past midnight
deg d IN, on the moons south limb. An &C.
cultation of the star Aldebaran by the moon
will take place on the morning O: the 18th inst
commencing at Boston at 10 minutes past 6
o'clock, and visible throughout mos, of the
United States On account of the light of the
sun it cannot be viewed without tho use of a
telescope.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-09-09

NEGRo PLoT. Incur last we copied nutice
OF plot recently discovered at lie mgelown,
5. G., among the negroes, To rise upun the
whites anu extermnnaiO them The papcIs
from that vicinity are entirely silent ON the
subject but the following article appeared IN
The Charleston Mercury OF Aug. %:
We learn by IA letter from Georgetown, re
ccived IN this city yesterday, that II negro tel.
low was executed N that place on Friday last,
being onc of u number lately arrested. No
otner particulars are gwen
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-09-09
WORCESTER:
WEDNESDAY, sEPr. o, 1929.

TERRIFIC TEMPEST. On Wednesday even
'ng last, we were visited by thunder shower
which, during the time il lasted, was more Sc
we're than any other which has occurred in this
vicinity f"r many years past. About sunset a
cloud was seen rising in the west, which by
the rapidity with which it rose and overspread
the horizon, gave evidence of the unusual
proximity to the earth, Of which, soon after,
we had the most fearful confirmation About
O'Clock, it commenced raining, accompanied
BY most vivid flashes of lightning, AND The ter
rife rattling Of thunder The cloud was so
near, that, IN almost every instance, the report
OF the thunder followed the flash in such quick
succession. that the intervening space was but
just perceptbe Several of the peals came
like the report of heavy artillery, with but a
slight prolnngation of the sound There can
be hut little doubt, that the lightning struck in
many places in our immediate vicinity two
instances within The limits of the village, are
known, one of which was on a poplar tree
within ten feet of door where a person was
standing al the time. No person. however, was
injured
While the tempest yet continued, light
was discovered in westerly direction, and,
soon after, the cry of fire was heard The
citizens. generally, turned out with the en-
glnes, hut II was soon ascertaned that the fire
was to" distant to affrd any relief, and they
returned. II PROVED To he the barn of Edwin
Waite in the east par; of Leicester. II was Il
valuable barn, go feet in length. well filed with
hay aud grain and was entirely consumed with
all ITS Contents, together with two extensive
sheds adj lining. The dwelling house took fire
several tunes, hut was fortunately saved The
barn OF Braddy'l L'vermore, Esq, in the s,uth.
erly part ct Paxton, was struck and on fire at
the same lime. 1t was filled very full and was
entirely destroyed L,ss estimated at S7a0 or
S@oo. The barn of Clpt. J. Taylor of Stnr-
bridge, with its contents, was also DESTROYED nv
lightning during the same shower. as was. also.
tha' "t D"d ID. Paine IN the nprherly part of
Uxbrid5e We d. not learn that there was
any insurance on either of these buildings, or
their contents
The first part of the shower was accountant
cd with considerable wind The violence of
the tempest was nearly over in the course of
halt an hour. A person from New York saws !
that this was equal in very respect. except
the perind Of its duration, to the violent thun- /
der storm with which that city was recently
visited, and of which accounts have been pub |
lished N the papers
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BAR IRON and STEEL.
No. 4 HelpoOd & Primes Buildings.

WashingtOn-S Square.
NOR SALE, by Jos. PRATT & CO., a
IL good assortment of Bar Iron of various sizes
and kinds, vrH Russia, Swedes, English and
american Iron, together with Plates and Rods
~ all siass; Forge Draughts, such as Axle
Mouids. Sledge do, Boz do. s. C. &c.
Hso,-Cart, Blistered, German and Ameri-
can Steel. stage, Chaise, end Wagon Ax,es
and Boxes, turned and fitted with Nuts, con.
stantly on hand. tipe Boses from IA to q
inches trimmed smouth, an excellent Box fur
ohaises Darby's Patent Cart and Wagon
Boxes Of all sizes.
w N. b. The above will be sold at as low
prices as can be psrchased in Boston or Prov.
idence, with the small edition of the Canal
lrelght ny Worcester Nav H.
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RISewoRMs. A writer in the Boston Co.
zette, says that the disagreeable and unsghtly
affection oi the skin, usually called ringwornis,
may be entirely cured by rubbing the part af.
iccted, on retiring to bed, for several nights IN
succession, with the oIntuIent called by the
apoIhecarics, Ungucntum Cltrinunl, or Yellow
Ontment. The writer was much troubled
with rrnsworns. and, after Using this remedy
and his skin as smooth as that oil any other
person. We understand the same remedy has
been prescribed BY some physicians with the
dies. red success.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-09-09

The fall session of the board Of CoUNTy
COMMISSIONERS for the granting of licenses and
other sessions business commenced in this town
yesterday.
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VERMONT ELEcTIoN. The annual election
in Vermont took place on Tuesday of last
week. Three candidates were supported for
the office of governor; the present governor.
Samuel C. Crafts as the Republican, Herman
Allen as the Anti Masonic, and Joel Doolittle
as the Jacksonian, candidate. But few returns
are yet received they give for Crafts S3l, AL.
len 2l3, and for D.mlitilc 3S7 votes. In about
forty towns which have been heard FROM there
is not single jackson man elected as repre-.
sentative to the Legislature.
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REMEDY FOR POISONED SHEEP. Put table
spoonful of fine salt into the mouth of the
poisoned sheep or lamb and hold the jaws to.
gether till sufficicncy o: it is swallowed; or,
the salt may be dissolved in water and admins
tered in the liquid form. The cure is mmedi.
ate and sure A farmer, whn has tried this
remedy for several years, has never lost a
! Sleeper lamb since he first adopted it.
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he Revere Copper COMPANY,

TIE Revere Copper Company,
22 Union street, BosToN,
~ EEP constantly IN hand, and offer for
MA sale. Church. Academy, and Factory
BELLS, warranted equal in quality to any
made in this country. Also. Braziers' Copper,
and Sheet Copper. for Shoe Nails
" FAcroRY CASTINGS executed at shott
notice. J. DAVIS, JR., Agent
Boston. Jnly 6m
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WHEELOCK & RICE

RE constantly manufacturing WASHERS
diameter; NUTS from SO inch to 9-s inch
square Also, Stirrups, Filler Bottoms, Chain
LINKS, DC, &c, for Cotton Machinery They
would solicit the attention of Machinists, Car.
tiage Makers, Whetlwrights, and country
siacksmiths, to the above, as they are deter
mined not TO be undeisald by any opposition
establishment. Customers can be supplied at
she Mandatory, and at Messrs, Rice & Mil
iefs Store, in Worcester, or at Messrs Fl. Wa.
Isfs q Co.'S, Stafford, Conn. A discount to
wholesale purchasers. job work of v,rons
descriptions in iron and wood done at shortsno.
.Icc. INt Worcester. April %.
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Lame an erch0nge for Lander.

Lame an exchange for Lumber.
2Ah CASKS first quality Thnnast,,n
OVU Lime is just received. which will
he sold cheap for Cash or Lumber BY
HOWE, JACKSON g. CO.
u H J. Il Co. are receiving every week
from their Wharf in Providence EASTERN
CLEAR LUMBER, such as Pine Plank.
Boards, Ciapb"ards. Shingles and Laihs. Ash,
Maple. and Birch Pisnk end JoSt, which ,hev
offer for sale on reasonable terms at the tInper
Basin in Worcester, or at the lower Basin in
MiAenrv. II July 90
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NO'rICE.

n EFT at the house OF the subscriber in
IN A Leicester, about a year since, by the
Stage, u TRUNK, containing Lady's Wear
ing Apparel Also. Testament aud rsalm
Book. with the name of Caroline e. Lyon, New
Market, IN. H. The owner can have IL BY
having ior this advertisement and applying to
DANIEL p. HAYNES.
Leicester, Sept. ., 1872 70
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administrators Sale.

AAJlLL he sold at Public Auction, at the
w Store The late Col. Henry Sargent in
Leicester, on TUESD.7Y, the 18th inst al 8
O'Clock in the forenoon. all the remaining Stuck
Of STORE GOODS, consisting of Hard Ware
Hollow and Stone Ware Also, Broad Cloths.
Sa'inetts, Flannels, Silks, Muslins, Shoes. Sc.
NC together with the Furniture of said Store.
Also, large quantity of HAND CARDS OF
various kinds. Sale 10 he continued from da,
To day until completed Terms liberal, and tn
be made known at the time and place OF sale.
JOSEPH D. SARGENT. adu,,
LYMAN WAITE, ia" 20
Leicester Sept B. ISslg 81
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Worcester Harmonic Society,".

HNHE members of the W. n. NJ. Society arc
IL hereby notified. that the annual meeting
OF said Society, for the choice of Oficers, and
the transaction of snch other business as NAV
come before them, will he held at the Hall Of
said Society, on MONDAY NEXT, the IAN
instant, at six o'clock. P. M A general and
Punctual attendance is requested.
BY order of the Trustees:
Sept g. H. MILLER S..,r,
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fEN .4DVER TISEMENT.
q O be snid at Public Vendue. at the house
of Caleb Weiherhee, in Westminster, on the
s'cond day IF .Nortmbcr next. at twW IL the
cl"ck. afternoon. so much of thu REAL, ES
TATE of NATHAN WErHERBEE. late Of West
minister. deceased as will raise the sum Of ,wn
hundred dollars. FIR the payment Of his debts
and charges The Estate is situated in the
westerly part Of said Westminster. and consists
ct about nine acres OF good Land Conditions
will be made known at the time of sale.
SIMEON SANDERSON, Adm or
Westminster. Sept 3. 1929 36~
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"A THENEUM. or Spirit of the English Mag
Ia azines, No. 23-Ne~ Series Containing,
as usual. great variety of interesting matter.
Just received bv G. HARRIS. Sent. 9.