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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-21
MIR. Emanuel J. Leigh, aud lisa Dupuy, Ear or

UT. EnIdHueI u Leish, and Asa Dupuy, Er' or
Of John P,TnaH, decd,
IN ENTLEMEN Take notice, that up On the Sd day OF
" june next shall at the Tavern Of Wa Peniek,
lawn Of FaImve Prince Edward County, Virginia; heeen
the hours OF 10 IN the forenoon aud in the OF
dry, proceed TO take the dispositions sday. of Charles
Wooion n others. BE- read the niunet on
cause dePand'og ia the county d. Prince Edward in
which you OF you pains and myself and ote
Defendants and shall continue from day day pre-
coed in such dispositions sfdavits until 6ni.hed
aud upon the 9Th Day of June next foiiowog, shall :,
the clerks ocs of Prince Edward county 20
tie the accounts eeiors the Oommsoner by ts
court for that PURPOSES ordered by said said
junction. Yours truly,
WIN. A. ALLEN
April y 1Oe-,s,,.
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REMOVAL

NsRS DUPUY, beg, leave TO inform her f.cpd, and nat,
rom, and s6s public At large tina. she ha. lately
cd 10 the hiANSlOSOUSE IN t, city, which she de,,ns
TO occupy ass BOARDING-HoUSE She Ratters herself
mat the local to.ton Of this spacious sxiab
snme connected with her faithfully to sefys
ner patrons VIII the company
IN the city, and merchants and Others. from while bes
on nusnes Bcsrdss by the year. month week.
"ept ooaders will lind her Accommodations good, and her
charges adsPed 10 the hardness of the times The water in
the yard equal to 10 the eityshe thinks hersef fac
youfsd with excellent servan Livery Stable ,uf-
heepuy near Tor the convenience Of boe Of her vsnts
VINO may rome from distance. two lou, Il airy
be rented at a reasonable rate. 90 -
Apri
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-21

u psrsoos hsyins csHns tts s,,,te Of Th,.
81 eoNi'ay, decd, regretted 10 present Ih,m, fbs
~ Iosy be niade ior 'ds'men'; sud Ill indsbt
NATHANIEL ID. GOODSBY, ey'or
49,. u Tlios. Goodsby, deed,
NF"0' its-vH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-21


NHE New Hot Association for the improvement Of the
breed u Horses having snsirired their interest
county Of Queens the uberbe aud being the present
desisu 10 have two distinct melting, sets Of both
May aud hereby the Spring
mar,ins will ,sks place the 18th day Of May next and
continue three days. when the following Purses will be
~adsd.i.i day. 500 dollars: m,ie heats I'd day, 400 d.
lars, 8 mile heas Sd day, $50 dollars, mile heals.
The second Spring Meeting, will the 26h
day of May ne. when Purses Of similar will he Civ
en- on that and the two succeeding days. and mile
to be run for ssse.s to the rule. Of the Course
and regulations Of the New York will
take place precisely o'clock each day; riders
dressed in complete oeky style; Horses show
at the Club House. aud undergo examination age
Letweea the hours Of aud NJ, of the day previous
that which they intended 10 Horse having
derscne suslaninaton and duly registered, will be
CURED 10 show second time. Tn. whole ground will be
'sed by strong fence ~ feet height new,
and eommodion stand, will be convenience
OF Spectators adordinya view Of the whole sceue suitable
stand will he provided for the eb and another with
venent sPPendse appropriated solely to the ladies, and
such gentlemen may be NJ their party. The track will
highly improved put in tie best order
al measures will be taken to the
toore experienced from the hraus Of the crowd
al the starting post and strong aud efficient police will be
engaged, With view to KEEP order-supprs all gaming
the provision OF the Law and regulations
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-21

TRHE Subscriber ves SALE iand iyur N
~ ety. niies below the courthouse the main couutrv
road running from North to Sou; Containing $50 2 seres
largest proportion in woods The situation Il healthy h,h
and accommodating, with valuable improvements pey,
dwelling attached TO the former with rooms, and con-
FeDieniy situated Tor House Of Enertsipmeuf. AI,o.
'mhs shop carriage shop and other
and well OF good water IN the yard There is also on one
LOT o. TN, land, good framed house with rooms, couvs-
lent for the accommodation Of small family within two OF
three hundred yards Of the work shop Also other tract
lying one mile north, eonsinus about $50 acres; this land
lays WE'LL and adapted 10 the culture Of corn
bseeo some good branch fats, sud good proportion vosds
and ven timber.d The above property in wealthy and
respectable neighbour hood and would be disposed Of ysry
modefste terms, a, L sm determined 10 sell,
PLEASANT CAYCE,
N. D. Any communication made 10 NE IN the ,h;.st,
will be strictly attended 10. -
March a. toa -.
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CADWALLADER r. GOLDEN.

NJ p-n being contemplated, in future 10 keep regular
Rssing Calende sso Turf Register Stud Book-Bree-
ders aud OF Blood Stock informed that books will
be opened on the 10Th Of May, and thereafter kept the
Club Houe the Course, which the pedgrees Of Horse.
also, those Of Brood Mares their yearly Produce will
be duly esntsed with the plan Of the English
Stud Book Gentlemen requested TO furnish
properly authenticated, and duly certified by The breeders
all The Blood Stock and coils nelusve in their
spestve possession, giving age, color, mar h. &c.
April Ia IIi--2avtf11av
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-21

TrAS eSiried 70 The jail OF th, county ON N, te,b
80 November last runaway slave who call, b;n,s N
ana says ne was ouee owned by John urfop OF
the county OF rev Kent sod sold ny him 10 ,outbsrn
der, whose nsme ne does not reeoeot Nelson about %
yesso sso,o dmk complexion feet inch hsh and b.,
upon sseh arn TbIeh he oces. ned b,y
aa on unen Committed blsek roundabout Of bro.Secb
psr o. hsutet psotsoon,; he had also with him ~,
., nsmepun Jeans The owner will forward rrov.
peIy' ESQ comply with the other requisites or he viii he
nv e, WIN A. the "" directs. JAMES SHEPHEHD
- W. p. - w5a1 Jsilvr Of Orsnrs sosrfv-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-21

THE Susscfber respectfully annonnee TO Iher l,
4 snd the public Generosity, thst they hsve entered mo
eo'ptnershP and intend carrying he Dry Good.
10 this place under the firm Of BARNES 4 BELT The
have taken the house door above Mess Uhsris, wi
lam, and immediately opposite 10 Messrs Worhsn M
Gfudefsnd are ~ daily expectation Of receiving per IN
Plsntsr snd EdJrt. geDers sod well selected ~
Fancy Staple articles suitable the season trbieb II
those sIesdy received by the Exit (he ls.t arrived
New YOTk will make their asso ent eounpJet, & Jsr,Ls
NEWMAN w. BARNES.
BENZ. LLOYD BELT.
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.MflTvTTE,

SfOXICE.
WAS committed to the Jail Of King county, Va
on the 18th ny Of January 1923, runaway, negro
man who calls himself Ben and says he belongs Thoas
Mes oil the county Of amhsrst; be inches hsh
na scar just over his isn eye and straight finger his
iiSnt handi ne had when committed horespun eiohs,;
this fellow is between thity6ve and forty years age
The owner requested 10 forward prove proper
W. pay ehafses, and take Elm else he will be deit
with according 10 law. WIN STONE ir. Jsilor "
King and Queen County.
March ~ fo6-- wf1u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-21

III. HeIIyy 5. Hopkins, -
III Take Notice, that shall on Weius.isv a.. on
- Of June nsr at the Tavern Of John NJ wilisn,p 4,
tne county Pfince Edward, between the bour, 70 -
clock W The forenoon snd ncook in the ,stnooo ~ 49,
a proceed take The deIositiou, Of Peter EuunsI e.
LWlenufy Hnnnslly Allen Nuunsy Archer Js,L,,n 80
miles a Jsoksont 70 he read ev8sncs 10 .rs in SJb.n
Gerry N the county court II Prince Edward new 5sp,nd;ns.
NheIen, am pisintf snd you deeudsr; when snS
rhefe You msy attnd IL yos rierre. Youf, tc. -
EDWIN y. JACKSON.
dtfch Cd
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Cash for VeeTof

Cash for yyeeroes.
WISH 10 purchase tweny or tbirtv likely vr,r.
q sroe men, from hfsesD 10 twenty year, of ss, -
tue Chessr6eid coal pits tbs city .nf will Nv. a.,
'nsn hoersi Prices BEVERLEY RANDOLPH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-21

-fppoi1ltnieufs.-At meeting of the board OF
Directors Of the office Of Discount and Dcposie Of
the Farmers Bank in this place on Tuesday last,
Col. Geo. Orrick was appointed Cashier vice Isaac
Baker deed, and George W. Sewers. Teller, in
the room oil Col. Orrick. HIN. Virginian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-21
Land for Suie.

IsUIIH JOT oUTG.
tHE Snbicber offers for SALE his plantation in the
end ot New Kent county, which be i.teiy resided
en.ns 2sl acres about 100 Of which cleared there ar,
about hy acres prime ios grounds portion OF which /, IN.
eed there an extensive marie bank and two spring, OF
Nceen wster pest the dwelling house II sold
before mondsy tbe goth Of April will on Inst or he
is dsy, DC offered at public auotioe the premss without
reserve. N
UrApPly 10 ,be subscriber 10 the city Of Riehmond
PATRICK CLOPTON
Msrchsf. ,o5SxI.
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By the Lieutenant Governor of Ne Common
scealh Of Yirginfo,

By the Lieutenant Goyernor of Me Common
tceGifh Of Virginfa,
A PROCLAMATION. =.
NAHEREAS from nquision, taken before one 81 the
w Of Dinwdde county In the mill hsuss Of Co.
Joseph GOODWIN Of said county, the 10th body
Of certain Thomas Rose then and there lying dead,
that the said Ross wanony murdered by
taa Wllisw Frazier late Of III. County OF D;nwisdis
have thsi sfose thSsht proper, with the advice Of the
ouneii Of State TO oder reward Of Two Hahdrsd
hy dosts person persons who viii apprehsud
convey to the Jail Vf Duwiddis county Aforesaid the said
William Frser: AndI do require all officers OWL
sno Military and eIhcrt the good PsoPs Of the Conmens
weshh 10 hsr beat endeavocso The said fugitive
70 De that he be dealt with the law die
reefs.
Given under my band Lieutenant Governor, and uneer
ISEA1.l the Seal OF the Commonvsalth At kiehs
mood this 9Th day Of March, 1879.
PETER V. DANIEL,
/ LIEUT. Gornr of va.
WiIism Frssisf about 81 So Of age quite grey
about feet two inches high, high forehead grey
eyes swaf!hy complexion, with counessnes ipdeasips s>
fronery hi, left beer fractured, beesms s6
with small bend: When he atsconded he had piaid
cloak red aud blue stripes tmach won suit Of home spun,
mixed with white and blue, aud small skin fur cap, appear
ing white 90 the top. '-.-
March 81. io1- WV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-21

There wasa duel fought on the bank of the Mis-
sssppi river opposite this place, on Saturday last
the 18th ut between Isaac Caldwell and John b.
Peyton, Esq. The fire of Judge Caldwell did not
take effect; MIR. Peyton's fire took effect IN the e
hand of his antagonist. They fought at ten PAGES
With rifles. Ipichsburg Adu. Tth inst.
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COTTON YARN.
U MO N CO q K 5 E,
LONG ISL.a.NrD.

WORKMAN s. McGRUDER.
April IL ttl-a,
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-22
DOMESTICK NEWS.

The BLIND. Last winter a resolve was
passed by the Legislature, requesting the
Selectmen of our towns to furnish infor-
nation Of the number, age and condition
of the Blind in their precincts. By inqui-
ry it is ascertained, that returns fsve not
been received from more than one-eighth
of the towns.
To answer the purpose intended by that
resolve, it is necessary that the the sub
iect should be attended to Immediately /;
and there is certainly cul pable neglect
on the part of the proper officers, in the
performance of duties of this nature. The
Selectmen of town in this vicinity con-
cuded to make, no return, because, at the
receipt of the circular they thought of no
Blind and no return would have been
made had we not mentioned two blind
persons resident in the town within our
knowledge.
N. BAH editors in this State, inter-
ested in good works, are requested to no.
tice the delinquency above alluded and to
urge an immediate compliance with the
Resolve.-BuLetin.
SoUTH SEA EXPEDITION. The New
Bedford Mercury says, that S. N. Rey-
nolds, Esq. and Capt. Palmer have been
in our place for the past week, preparing
one of the finest vessels ever built in this
or any other port, for the expedition.
Capt. Palmer has already, we learn, ship
ped part Of the crew, prepared boats of the
best construction, and obtained other ar
ticles for the voyage. The brig will leave
here in few days for New-York,. where
she will receive on board the remainder
of her outfit, previous to her departure for
the South Seas. We have heard Capt.
P. spoken of as among the most intelligent,
enterprsing and successful South Sea nav
igators, and possessing much practical
knowledge ofthose seas. Of Mr.. Rey-
nolds scienti6ck skill and enthusiastick
devotion to the cause of discovery, the
publick have long been apprised. We
are pleased that the enterprise has met
with cooperation in New-Bedford. OF
the number Of vessels to be employed in
the expedition, and the precise time of
sailing, we have not been informed.
BoSt. Dai. Ado.
ROBBERY. On Wednesday night last,
some rouges made an attempt to rob the
Merchants Bank in Salem. The shutters
of the window in the back room we're
forced of, by which window entrance was
made, They then forced the door which
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-22

WORCESTER, IS. PROBATE OFFICE, SEPT.
I'd, 1929. 10 The Widow and Heirs Of ABRA-
HAM FARWELL, late of FITcHBuRS. in said
County, deceased, and all Others concerned in the
Estate, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
II see fit) at the Court of Probate to be
holden at Lancaster, in said county, on the
third Tuesday in November next, at ten of
the clock before noon, to show cause why
the instrument which pnrports to be the last
will and testament of said deceased, should
not be approved-and you will be heard
thereon. NATH'L PAINE, Judge Probate.
Sept. 8. 3w SO
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-22
Religious Books.


NOR SALE at the LANCASTER BOOK
u SRORE,
Memoirs of Rev. Leigh Richmond;
Memoirs of Mrs. Judson;
Christian Fellowship, or the Church Mem
bers Guide;
Natural Theology, or Evidences of the Ex-
lstence and Attributes ofthe Deity, collected from
the appearances of Nature, by William Paley, d.
ID. illustrated by Plates.
The Christian Contemplated, in course of
Lectures, by William Jay.
Sermons by the late Rev. Jos. s. Buckmin-
ster, now first published
Baxter's Call; Baxter's Saints Rest, new,
neat, and cheap editions.
Also
Bibles, Testaments, Prayer Books, va
riety of BOOKS suitable for
Sabbath School Libraries.
June l6. (6w) "a
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-22
HIGHLY APPROVED
SCHOOL BOOK s.
The FRANKLIN PRIMER

4
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 encomlums bestowed upon them
by teachers, reviewers and Others it is thought will
justify the remark that they stand at the head of the
list of the most popular American School Books
In communication published in the Christian
Register, of JAM 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 per.
haps, of its kind, in the English Language"
The Old Hampshire Post, in speaking of of tn
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 Schoo
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. B. Calhoun, for several years Chairman of the
Committee on Education in the Legislature of Mas
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 a very thorough examination
and found them SO peculiarly adapted 20 the wants
of children 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 Reuie,C, for april 1929
We can say with truth. that they
1.-THE Books above mentoned) are certainly well a.
dapted to the purpose for which they are intended
by their highly deserving author"
~ Numerous other recommendations
from gentlemen teachers the first literary distnc.
ton, might be given.
o. For sale by CARTER, ANDREWS.
& CO., who will keep regular supply constantly
on hand
Lancaster, Aug. II. 4w. 80
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-22

WORCESTER, SIS. PROBATE OFFICE, SEPT.
3d. 1923. To the Creditors and Heirs of JoNA-
THAN RAND, late of HARVARD, in said County,
deceased, and to all Others concerned in the Es-
tate Of said deceased, GREETING:
YOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
see fit,) at the Court of Probate to be holden at
Worcester, in said County, on the first Tuesday in
October next, at ten of the clock, before noon to
show cause why license should not be granted to
sell and convey much of the real estate of said
deceased, and you will be heard thereon.
NATH'L PAINE, JUDGE PROBATE.
Sept. Is. (3w.) 81
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-22

opens in the banking room. and attempt.
ca 70 break open the door of the vault, but
IT'S slrength was such as to resist all their
efforts. All the drawers in the room were
found open the next morning. The crow
bar which they used was left in the Bank.
twenty dollars had been left in one of the
oank desks, and was stolen. This sum
had Just been deposited by the Society
tor the Detection of Thieves and Rob-
bers." Ibid.
CRIME. Of tho 300 convicts in the
Massachusetts State Prison, twenty-nine
are under the age of 20 years, one humid
RED and thlrty-one from 20 to 80, seventy
nve from 30 to 40, thirty-four from 40 to
SO, thirteen from so to 60, and eight
from 6Oto 70. In the Connecticut State
Prison twenty-four Of the convicts are un-
der IL years, seventy-eight from 20 to
5O, twenty-three from 80 to so, five from
81 to 6O, two from 60 to 70, and two over
~ years OF age. In the Auburn, N. Y.
Prison, fifty of its inmates are under 90,
TWO hundred and ninety-ive from 90 to
81 one hundred and fifty from 80 to 40,
seventy from 60 to 70 years Of age.
The whole number of convicts in the
Massachusetts. Connecticut, Auburn and
Baltimore prisons is six hundred and
nlnety-seven. Ofthese forty are natives
OF Ireland twenty-four of England, fifteen
OF Scotland, two of Portugal, four OF
France, two of Holland, one of Brazil,
one Of Africa, four of Nova Scotia. eight
OF Canada, seven of the West Indies, and
the remainder of several of the States of
the Union. This statement shows that
some portions of the crime of our country
IS OF foreign origin, and even more of it
than these numbers present, as the cor
ruptlng influence of one bad member OF
society is often made to extend to those
around him, who but for such influence
might have heen good citizens.-Patriot.
We saw yesterday, 9 pumpkins, weigh
ing 232 pounds, all the product of vine
which sprung from one seed, which was &C
cldentally planted in the garden of Mr.. Eli
as Sawyer, of this town. The largest of the
pumpkins weighed 33 ga pounds, and the
smallest 1884. The vine extended about
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-22
JOHN q. THURsToN, & co.

JOHN q. THURSToN, & co.
"AVE just received great variety Of
~ NEW GOODS, among which are
1000 yards of Calicoes;
700 do good Shirtings at cts per yd
500 do Waltham Sheeting
Satinetts; Tartan Plaids;
Black Bombazines Satin Levantines;
Sinchaws Sarsnets, Silk Vesting;
Figured Ratinet; Bombazetts
Linen Cambrick Handkerchefs
Coloured Cambricks Ginghams
Swiss Muslins; Kid Gloves;
Nankin Grapes; Broadcloths;
Cassimeres /; Super White Flannels;
Russia Diaper Pongee Silks;
Fancy Handkerchief, &c. &c.
Lancaster, Sept. 8. Sc
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-22
Sheriff Sale.

"ORCESTER, IS. Sept. Is, 1929. Ia
w ken on execution (havng been previously
PUBLICK VENDUE at the Inn of George Hobbs,
lnnholder in Sterling, on
TUESDAY, the t,uentieth dag of October ne1t, at
one Of the clock, p. NJ,
all the right in equity THOMAS H.. BLOOD and
NAHUM RICE have to redeem the mortgaged Real
Estate where said Rice lives, in Sterling, con-
slstlng Of HOUSE, BARN and other out buildings,
and LAND connected Herewith
ALsor-about three fourths of an acre Of LAND
near ne said hrst mentioned premises, adjoining Land
OF Rev. Peter Osgood, Martha Smith, and others.
SAMUEL HOUGHTON, ID. St'f.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-22
HASKELL s. SasUyer

NHEREBY call on all persons indebted to
"A IL them by note or account, of more than sir
months standing to make immediate payment those
who do not comply with the above request may en-
pect to settle with an Attorney.
Bolton, Sept. j, 1929. (3wl IS
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-22

VEIHE 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.
TRIn4NuNGS Of every description
furnished to order.
The subscriber wishes to obtain BOY,
about Ia years Of age, as an apprentice in
the above business.
JOHN A. HASKELL.
Aug. IS. Sw "a
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-22
House g. Land, at AUCTION.

On TUESDAY, the Goth day of October
next, at o'clock, P. M. on the premises,
A HOUSE, Shoemaker's Shop, Barn and
three quarters Of an acre of Land situated two and
half miles Northwestery of the centre of Sterling;
where now live. * WILKS GERRY.
Sterling Sent IL 81
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-22
TO the Honorable Senate
and House of Representatives in General
Court assembled

and House of Representatives in General
Court assembled.
1.-The undersigned, Citizens of this
a Commonwealth, beg leave to represent
that they are DESTROYS OF forming an Associ-
alton for the purpose of obtaining more
easy mode to facilitate the transportation of
produce, merchandise, land materials for man
ufacturers, to and from large market,
whereby great benefits will be derived to
all classes of the community contiguous to
the route, and a large portion of the heavy
expenses may be saved, from the present
mode OF communication. In order to effect
this Important improvement, they request
leave to bring in a bill, to enable them to
construct Railroad, of such materials as
may be considered most expedient, with one
or two sets OF tracks, as may be found to an
swer the best purpose; to commence at or
near the eastern line of Vermont, or the
south line of New Hampshire, on the most
eligible route to the capital of this State
Each share to be one hundred dollars, pava-
pie by instruments of ten per cent, each at
distant periods, as the Board of Directors
may direct, and no further assessments ev-
or to be laid on said shares The Common
wealth to have the right to subscribe to such
portion OF said stock as they NAV deem ex-
pedlent. ISAAC DANFORTH.
ANDREW ]. ALLEN,
and 1872 others.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-22
To Let.

% CHAMBERS, in the New Building in
- the centre of the town. They will afford ex.
client accommodations for Tailor, and Wotch-
maker, both Of which are wanted in this Village
Apiyto N. RAND.