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WV COMMITS SIONERS' NOTICE.
III HE subscribers, having been appointed
Commissioners on the Estate of ISAAC
NICHOLS, Cd, late of Brookfeld, in the Coun
ty of Worcester, deceased, represented insol
vent hereby give notice, that six months FROM
the 9TH day of March inst, are allowed for re.
ceiving and examining the claims Of the credi
tors of said Estate, and they will meet for the
purpose of attending TO that service, at the
house of Amos Prichard, innholder, in said
Brookfield on the last Saturdays of lly and
August next, from to o'clock, in The after.
noon of each of said days
JESSE BLISS.
HENRY NOLEN.
Brookfeld, March %, 1882
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscri-
~ bers, having been duly appointed Commits
the creditors to the Estate of DR.. GEORGE
NEWELL, late of Petersham, deceased, repre-
scented lnsolveni, and six months, from the first
day of February instant, having been allowed
unto the said creditors for bringing in their
claims and proving their debts, will be in ses
sion for the purpose aforesaid, at the Office of
Aaron Brooks, Jr., in said Petersham, on the
second Mondays of April and July next, from
two until six o'clock, in the afternoon, on each
of said days. AARON BROOKS, JR.
RUEL FARRAR.
Petersham Feb 90, 1892 40
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FHNHE subscriber will Let new Blacksmith S
III Shop with Trip Hammer, operated by
water, and three fires, pleasantly and well STU.
ated where there is good demand for work.
such as Scythes, Edge Tools, forging of Ma.
chinery and Custom work. Possession given
on the first Of April next
@ IM4CHLNISTS WANTED
Two good Iron Finishers, and one Forger,
well acquainted with Machine Work-two
common BIacksmith's who wish to become ac.
quaintod with forging and finishing Machinery.
and two hands who wish to learn the business
of Machine building, will find good encourage.
ment by applying soon TO the subscri ber.
Superior CAROlNG MACHINES. for both
Cotton and Wool, will be furnished in lhe
course of 3 or a months
ARTEMAs DRYDEN, Jr.
Holden March Ia &c
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Farnsaoorth, Phipps, 8. Co.,

Corner Of State and KiJy- streets, ,....BosroN,
EEAVE just received a large and extensive
b "A assortment of FOREIGN and D0MES-
TIC GOODS, consisting part of the follow.
ing articles, which they offer for sale at very
low nrices for CASH.
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assorted Seeds for Kitchen
G1rdeuS.

ENOR SALE, at the Seed Store connected
1T with the New England Farmer, 500 North
Marke;-street. small boxes OF assorted Seeds
for Kitchen Gardens,-each box contains
package of the following Seeds early Wash
ington Peas Dwarf Blue Imperial Peas; Late
Marrowiat Peas; Early Mohawk Dwarf String
Beans; EARLY Dwarf White Caseknife Beans
Lima, or Saba Pole Beans Long Blood Beet.
ltrue sor) Early Turnip- Rooted Beet; EARLY
York Cabbage Large Cape Savoy do. [fne) ;
Red Dutch do. (.for pickIing); Early Dutch
CaullAower; Early Horn Carrot. (rery .6ns) I;
Long Orange Carrot; White Solid Celery
Curled Chess, or Peppergrass; Early Cncum-
Der; Long Green Turkey do; Lung Dutch
PaIsnep; Large Head Lettuce; Early Silesia
do. Pino-A pple Melon, (rery fne); Watermel-
on; Large White Portugal Onion Large Red
do; Double Cmled Parsley; Flat Squash Pep
per; Early Scarlet hortTop Radish; White
Turnip Radish Satisfy, or Oyster Plant /; Early
Bush Squash; Winter Crook Neck Squash
Early White Dutch Turnip; Yellow Stone
Turnip. Pot HeIJ Seeds: Sweet MaioIum /;
Sage; Summer Savory. Price $3 per box.
Al this Seen Store he found the greatest
variety of Field, Grass, Garden, Herb, and
Flower Seeds, to be found in New England, of
tho very first quality, and at fair prices, whole
sale and retail
Also, Fruit and Forest Trees, Grape Vines,
(of both native and European origin,) and Or
namental Shrubs, at Nurserymen's prices.
Boston, March 2S.
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VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
I'LL see fly at the Court Of Probate TO he hold.
Ell at Tempelon, in said County, on the I7th
day of May next at ten of the clock, before neon,
to show cause why the Instrument which purports
TO be the last Will and Testament OF said deceased
should not be approved and also why Samuel NJ.
illiams of said Dana should not be appointed
Administrator with the Will annexed; and YOU
will he heard thereon.
IS NATH'L PAINE, j. Prob
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rnEY NOW OFFER FOR SALE,
s hhds Porto Rico Sugar,
boxes Havana do.
2 do. Philadelphia Loaf. do.
60 casks Dexter Rock Lime.
20 do. Harris do. do.
100 tons Plaster Paris,
so bbls, Philadelphia Starch,
10000 Eastern Lumber,
So, 900 common Boards,
ITO NJ Northern Shingles,
80 do Eastern do
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FLOWER SEEDS.

EVOR SALE, at the Seed Store connected
IL with the New England Farmer, 50k North
Market-street, Boston, large collection of the
most snowy and choice annual, biennial, and
perennial Flower Seeds, collected from every
quarter of the globe. Many of the kinds are
new sorts and extremely beautiful, as The Great
Mexican Towering Argemone Blue CONNIE.
lima, from Trinidad; Beautiful Carkea, from
Columbia river; Scarlet Malope, from Barbary,
Continues in flower till freezing weather) !;
Azure Blue Gilia, from Colombia Great Afr.
can Hibiscus; Winged Thnnbergia, from the
East Indies; Mountain Fringe, a beautiful har-
dy Indigenous climber, grows 90 feet in sea-
son, (annuaD Mexican Blue Ageratum Sibe-
rian Spir@a; Oriental Poppy, &c. Price of
these new varieties l2a cents paper-alI other
kinds 81 cents paper-$5 for hundred vari
cites, to comprise one of each of the new sorts
81 for eighteen varieties, 10 comprise three
of the new sorts Each paper is labelled with
lis common and botanical name, its native cnun.
try, and directions for its culture. March g.
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TO BE LET.

At the .Nt,C England Fitiage, Grafton,
QSsrA a NEW SAW and GRlST
tsasassA IA MILL constructed in the best
lsss@ and most convenient manner, and
AEzssSs- complete in every particular, with
one set of Burr Mill Stones, Corn Cracker, two
Bolts, &c &c. A new MACHINE SHOP,
with Water Power, containing three floors each
80 feet square.
Also, the T.4VERN STAND, now occupied
by Mr. Lewis Winter. Possession given LIST
April. Further particulars may be ascertained
on the premises, or IN applications to
RICHARD c. CABOT,
No. 3 Pe0rt-street, Boston
Feb 8. 2m
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S3,l36,686
From the Dein,core ReDubIieou,

"Our sufferings is ntolerable. "-Van Buren,.
In 1929, Martin Van Buren, left Albany for
the good Of the State. In 1891, he left Wash
ington for the harmony of The party In 1892,
he leaves England for the honor of the nation
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NOTICE.

FENllE subscribers have formed connection
u in business, under the firm of HOWE d
THAXTER, aud have taken the store formerly
occupied by Howe, JACKSON, Il Co, at the
head OF she Canal, Central street, wherc they
intend TO continue the LUMBER BUSINESS,
and also to keep general assortment of VEST
LNDLd GOODS, FLOOR, CORY, RYE, &c ,
which they will sell for Cash or Northern I.um-
Der. HAMMOND HOWE,
FRANCIS TUAXTER.
Worcester, Feb. s, 1892
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w ANTED.

. OR first rate JOURNE Y.MAN TAI
~ LORS. Such may obtain good wages, BY
applying to CALVIN HATCH.
Worcester, Feb. IS. If
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WANTED.

A GOOD MULE PIECER is wanted al
IA the Holden Cotton Mills A BOY or
GIRL, from IL TO Is years OF age, will find
good encouragement by applying soon.
Holden, Aup H. ~
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SPubic Attention!

MS most respectfully solicited by the sub
II. seriber, to an Invaluable Preparation, the
merits OF which have beer tested by tine, aud
are sustained by undoubted testimony.
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IETEkSAL IMPROVEMENTS ~ PENNsYLvANfA.
The House Of Representatives in Pennsy lvania
in Committee of the whole, have passcd the
section Of the Internal improvement bill which
makes the following appropriations
Philadelphia and Columbia Rail Road 100000
Canal from Middetown and Columbia 80 6s6
Rail Road over the Allegheny 62O OOC
Juniata Canal $50 600
Beaver Canal 245 900
West Branch Canal 3JOOoa
French Creek Canal 2l5.OOO
French Creek Feeder 4lOOO
North Branch Canal 1877 900
For repairs and damages S00,O 600
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, March 7, 1882
To the Heirs Of SAMUEL MoRsE, late of Dana,
in snd County, deceased, and to all otiers con.
cerned in The Estate Of said deceased,
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@A VIE n.a una ,'r III ,6s na es,sebed
I,,i..@ parts Ul,ho CHANDLER t,t F. FA =. ,Ss
body of that Estate, consisting oil
t,ro hnndrrd and forty acres, lying together,
ter.
The whole of this large and excellent tract
of Land is bounded East by the County Road
leading To Springfield and Northampton, being
distance of 26O rods on said Road; North, by
the County Road, leading to Leicester and
PAXTON. and South on Town Road. ii has
spasious and convenient Dwelling House, two
BARNS. an Ice House, and other Out Buildings,
all in GOOD repair 1t censists of Moving, Til
loce. Pasturing. and Wood Land in suitable pro-
noriions. and conveniently divided. The North
ern mart is within 40 rods of the South Meeting
House. and the most remote point is within one
mile of the South end of Main street. In no
part of the town. is there probably so much
Land together, of good quality, which can
be purchased at prices, and on terms, SO favor
able as this Thore is sufficient for two or
three Farms, and il will be sold in parts, or all
together as shall best accommodate purchasers.
A long credit will be given, if requested, for
the whole ofthe purchase money. To farmers
and mechanics, who wish to become inhabitants
of this thriving town, furnishing a ready cash
marke; for their productions, and good Schools
for .heir children, and also to gentlemen who
arc fond of Agricultural pursuits, and desire to
be so situated as to participate in the social en-
ioyments. and literary advantages, which tins
village affords, an opportunity is now offered
for an eligible location, which rarely occurs IN
place like this. Application may be made To
either of the subscribers.
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SINGLE MILLS. &c.

OHINGLE MILLS, &c.
FENHE subscribers, at their Shop near the
M- Worcester and Brookfeld Iron Foundry,
IN Brookfelc, are new building, for sale, Shin
gle Mills, superior TO any others built in the
New England States, and will furnish them
to purchasers on short notice, together with
the Boiling Saws, Joining Saws and joining
Wheels to accompany them They also man
uiacture Gearing, Drums, Shafts, and Pulles.
Also, Patterns for Machine Castings Of every
description ,-orders for which will be executed
with Fidelity and despatch
CAREY & SAMPSON.
Brookfeld. Feb. &c
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FOR SALE,
For Sale or to be Let,

For Sale or TO be Let,
- a FARM of about 100 acres Of
TtSssyA "A good Land, situated in the
lsss southerly par, of Westbor ough, for.
1'.'sA 49, mcrly owned by THOMAS TwIrcH-
Ell, deceased, and is we'll wooded and the re,
lnander divided into Ploughing, Orcharding,
Pasturing, and Moving, and well fenced and
wa,ered, with good House and Barn, other
Out Buildings, &c. Conditions of salc-a long
credit given for one half or more. Immediate
possession given. Inquire Of SANFORD
RUGGLES, Executor on Thomas Twichels
Estate, or EPHRAiM BRIGHAM, near the
premises. Westborough, March 81.
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80 cases Dark and Ligh
Fancy Prints,
3 do. Furniture Patches,
b do. Copperplates,
5do. A. White Cambrics
3 do. Ga do. do.
4 do. Jackonett and Cam
brio Muslins,
8 do. Corded and Plail
Pink Ginghams.
Q do. Light Fancy do.
9 do. Dark do. do.
! do. Mourning do.
. do. London Marseillel
Vestings,
9 do. Valentia do.
4 do. "A and Ga PlaiI
Book Muslins,
9 do. do. do. RishoI
Lawns,
] do. Imitation Liner
Cambrics,
Q do. Null Musllns,
2 do. Plain Swiss do.
| do. Figured do. 10.
2 do. German Pins,
| do. Mixed do.
] do. Black Bombazines
l do. do. Tabby Velvets
March 2l.
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WANTED,

RY the first of April, 3 or 4 good STONE.
ED CUTTERS, TO whom good encourage.
ment will be given, by applying at my Shop, on
Green-street. DAVID WOODWARD
Worcester March 81.
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GENUINE INDIAN
BALSAM of LIVERWORT

N KS. M. ~
1VM GARDNER,
the sole proprie-
tor of the wei
known genuine
Indian Baisam OF
LtoeyioOrt, pre-
pared from an In
dian receipt, con-
tanning the
strength of three
} ounces of Liver.
-
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Il do. Colored do. do.
| do. Linen Lawns,
3 cases 7-8 | mems,
p do. A. do.
l2 DO. Cotton Hose,
2 do. Fancy Silk and
Gauze IIandk'fs.
1 do. Small and Large
! Choppas,
4 do. do. do. Blndanas,
8 do. Fancy Cotton Ora
watts,
2 do. White do. do.
e do. Brown Battlst,
| Black Gro. de Naples
2 do. Cold. do. do. do.
do. Super Blk. Taffetas
Z do. Synchaws,
II do. Sarsnetts,
l do. Green do.
" do. Black Levantincs,
z do. Super Beverteens,
Z do. Bang-up Cords,
D do. Satinetts,
2 do. Cassimeres,
8 do. Raw Silk Shawls,
| do. Black Silk Velvets,
u do. Gents. Gloves,
II do. Ladies' Kid do.
4w
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WANTED.

GTRAW BRAID, of all kinds in exchange
~ for Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery and
Glass Ware. THAYER & DANIELS,
No Goddards' Row.
Worcester, Feb Is If
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Factory Help Wanted.

VHNWO or three Families, well acquainted
N with working IN Cotton Factory, NAV
find employment about the first of March next.
by applying TO the subscribers, in New England
Village, Grafton.
- CHASE, LUTHER, Il co.
Jan. 25. ,r
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SIEVES and SAFES.

.TENHE subscriber continues manufacturing
q Wire Sleeves of various kinds such as
Meal Sleeves, Sand Riddles, &c. Orders for the
same may be directed to D. HEYwooD, Wor-
cestcr, or to the subscriber. He also mnnufac.
lures SAFES of all kinds for meat ana provis.
ions which may be had of JAMES GREEN g. Co.
and at the CANAL STORE, in Worcester, or of
the subscriber in Rutland.
April 81. If JABEZ BIGELOW.
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VALUABLE
REAL EST.4TE for Sale.

FHNHE undersigned, having dis.
III posed al all the detached
parts of the CHANDLER FARM,
so called, now offer for sale the
hn1,. e ihnt Estnfa consisting oil
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m COMMISSIONER NOTICE

Petersham. Feb. 90, Is32 *Io
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-06

Your ubeahcut servant
YN Chiffon, Sen'r.
In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-28
DEATHS.

toMmuNTcArEDA Clnrks vile, Mnun,ennerv c,,r,, rS
beloved by oil " knew nun 'N'S"''u oNohon-
a. Fr,oPoii his late tho cbunv of C,o,cos,o ~
,I'.y INST Gie
] Iomn We character departed friend re.
Vies "" euognm embnzon Too -
Impressed on The mnis of his friends and
oe bu one who has long fiond.bio,
commence 81 tho
merits would do injustice his memory wihhodnr tho ,os
W '"s hst Hne TO dop0ud usefulness In a lie
m the deceased was scpuIouy in his ondb"
no sincee iIe
osa neighbour he was charitable obging the circle m
chceTih Hgtceablc, tho
lnu f'Pc'c with intelligence,
Tue ogh o don,on has swept society ono of ,b
hnt dcckcd her the of death h,,
% on foad which perhaps viii be rcpsired Ito wa. en-
u"wh WIN an Intellect OF the first
to improve 1t was the future DISTINCTION and up
pcHsed re,nnva -;
rom t'Is tears" and Ia hon. c
retrospect ol his lie and the
he has world no troube lie hss IaG 49, ,
mo,her and sister To fHmrn his death Wv IS"
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ssaDSVEAA'S OFFICE.
sERCeijsS EOFsesg, GLASS NO. q.
DRAWN NUMBERS
~ nd "a IL &c GA % "a ~

IL II, Capital Prize Of $500 sold at this Office max
Ms six capitals within few days.
Fridoy, March 2Hd.-PETERSBURG LOTTERY
CLASS No. q 20 he drawn at Acknowledgement $40
900, 1000, $500, 1900, $500, SOC of 900 &c
Tickets 50.
Monday. March 5h.-At Norfolk, wFIIsBURG
LOTTERY, EXTRA Class No. $50 900 $500
1000, 100 1922. Of 1000, &c.-Tickefs ri
Fl.day, Iarch 9bAt Richmond. W ELISBURG
LOTTERY, CLASS No. 2.-Capitals $4,000. 5000.
1870, 3 Of l 900, &c.--Tickeis 81
uJOFders from the country, enclosing cash. promptly
attended TO, as usual, by IT. BTDWFIJ
4h Door 6eIotc The .8arke,, .3foin street.
+ en-. -. g4-Q
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Tickets $40, Halves 50, Quarters 81 30.
BIGGER continues TO sell and pay sight most Of the
Capital Prizes and TO purchase almost every descriptions
oil Uncurrcnt Bank Notes on the most liberal terms
~ Orders meet tc most prompt attention. and the OH
cia drawing forwarded To all those who NAV desire IL
FEB. IS. Did THO. H. BIGGER
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W We are requested 10 state that William c. Scott
a .'uae 10 represent the county of Powhaan in the
next Legislature of Virginia. Wv
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BTGGER2S
EXCHaNGE s. LOTTERY OFFTCE,
RICHMOND, VA.
NlVgIssia NNEaCCEiEac Lottery No 8

inst,
n 30 81 IL 10 60 3 IA 3s
u no rs 3l d. The highest capital prize OF 100000
was sold to gentleman of Richmond. 10y
u NO II, 10, 3S, prize of q ,OOO sold TO Member
OF the Legislature
u no. b ii, 60, sold TO gentleman of The City, All
The above capitals were sold and paid sight as usual m
lew minutes after the drawing competedthcy cam
nc seen together with SIX other capitals SOLD and Pafd at
sight during the last week, at BIoGER's Office
S2oOOO Copeland 100 prizes of 81 900
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&C No. Lottery-1O drawn ballots.

To deGrGwn in The CITY Of Richpiond Ftidav, IGN
lIdycb. 1872 -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-21

Obituary Extra The death of Stevens al
Sing Sing State Prison. few DAYS since, by the
prevailing epidemic, has already been noticed.
Another individual, not less celebrated in the
annals of crime, departed this life within the pre-
lcincts Of the same prison on Wednesday last
We refer to the notorious VIM. II. Jackson, ali.
as Benjamin Scott, alias Henry C. Livingston.
The public will not soon forget the adroltness
with which he contrived to defraud our fellow
citizens Gen. Bogardus and SamueI Judd. Esq.
These, however, were not his first essays in the
practice Of vlllain,y; having been convicted ID
fenced to be imprisoned in the State Prison, on
each conviction, for the term of six years. Az
ter serving faithfully during the first six years
his extraordinary good conduct secured him the
favor Of the Executive, and he received an IN
conditional pardon. His conviction of the for
geries upon Mr. Judd and Geo. Bogardus took
place in the month Of January, 1881. There
were three indictments, and he was convicted on
each: On the 18th Of that month, he was SEN
fenced to Is years hard labor in the State Prison,
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steamboat Potomac
Will discontinu

"a Will discontinue running for
the present, in consequence of the
. almost entire suspension of travel.
ling. but which. it is hoped, will be
for short time oay Due notice will be given when
the Boat will resume her regular trips.
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Of London papers to the evening OF the o'n OF
July, and Liverpool of Saturday, the I'm. Inc
packet sailed early on Sunday the sth' anu De-
fore the London mail had arrived with the morn
papers Of the 9TH.
ENGLAND.
In the House of Lords on the Cd, Lord Sui
field presented petition for the immediate aoo-
luton of slavery in the West Indies, seventy-sx
yards in length, and signed by l4,6oO persons
with several other petitions to the same effect
from d lfferent places. he complained that the
proposed grant to the West India ProPr'etors
would be construed as an encouragement to sia-
verv. Lord Goderich said the grant was only
in the nature of loan, to persons whose proper
BY had been injured BY the recent lnsurrectlons.
On the same evening. Lord Roden introduced
sented to his Majesty. praying that he would
take into his most gracious consideration the al
fcted state Of his Protestant subjects in Ireland
and adopt such measures as under the distress
ing circumstances of the case might appear ex-
pedient to uphold the Protestant religion and TO
protect the lives and properties OF all denomlna'
tons Of his Majesty's Irish subjects tie de-
scribed the wretched condition Of Ireland IN &c.
-. -. ao.,ns,,s sbow;n,
"S'a'' NPF ,G.;o,, ..,;o, If
the laws, the tumultuous proceedings, the organ
;,sd h,,ds mee,iovs. Sc. Lord Melbourne,
:, run,v said that these complainrs were seven.
~ wears old He did not see so much evil in
tbs orocessions az had been set forth, nor did he
know how thew couId BE- nut down. The Duke
=, w.u;nr,on s,;d tina, forner scenes in Ire.
land were tritlinr in COMPARISON With those re.
comfy and now exhibited. The debate on the
,,h;a., ,v,s ,onv. J.,rd pIunke,t the Earl of Ell.
a,n Tho Far, IF Wicklow anil the Marquis Of
, ,,,..., s;sors.;,, tho sub;ect IN er,enso.
IT, E,,, of podsp,s motion was lost, BY maio.
NV of 4, ,yaius, it.
The second reading of the Scotch Reform Bill
was moved By the Lord Chancellor. in the House
Of Io,d. nm the 4,b He said. that the passing
IF tho Enyish Reform Bill relieved him from
..r;n,, mach q, tho .pbiect The reason for
ch,ors in ,ba representation of Scotland was
s,r,n7,.r ,b,n ,o,t for ons !, ENGLAND and Wales
h,, hasr Til. msmbsrs returned for the whole
or Scotland La5 were insufficient. and the idea
IS r.,r.s.rt.t,on was merely nominal. No an
,;o,,r;,, ross,rchss conId show that there had
.,or ,.on ,r. thin, l;ks an elective system in
S.,,,..1 ,,,har FOR Coor,v or Borourb. After
-, .;.. =, .,..,,;n.d rho particular
.,.u a;.,,. ,an,hors IN
:, ,,, .s c,...r &c % tho electors in
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-21
THE CHOLERA.

BosToN, August II.
No new cases of cholera had been reported to
the Board on Thursday; and no panic was coca.
stoned nv the occurrence of the two cases on the
18th. The Board set forth, that they see No
cause tor excitement or alarm
The Boston Atlas says: /" We understand
from unquestionable authority that the two fe.
males who died Of cholera on "Wednesday. had
supped together the night previous to their attack
upon whortleberries and milk and cucumbers"