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NOTICE.

YEIHE Committee appointed to make ar
IL engagements IN behalf OF the town OF Ster'
ling, for the snpport of their Paupers, hereby
give notice, that thew will receive proposals for
the purpose of taking the charge of the Town
Farm and Pauners, TO commence on the first
day of April next man and woman without
a family could be preferred. Proposals viii
be received by either Of the subscribers I'LL the
18th day of February nest at which time they
will be ready to close a contract. None need
apply but those that can come well recommend
cd JACOB CONANT.
JOEL PRATT, il.
MOSES SAWYER.
Sterling Jan A. 'ew
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Phelps s. Whit!emore

an ~&TOULD inform their
w friends and the public,
vi -<A3 that they continue to manuiac.
~ ture BOOTS and SHOES OF
.S0s all descriptions. Also. on hand
a large assortment of Boots ant! Shoes of all
kinds, which they will sell lower than can be
bought in this place or elsewhere. Those that
wish to buy cheap will do well to call and ex-
anime for themselves.
P. ~ W. have large assortment Of BemiS' S
SHOE PEGS, OF all sorts and sizes, which they
will sell at the factory price. These arc kiln
dried and miIed and are superior 10 any now
in use.
" Inquire at the " WORCESTER SHOE
STORE" formerly occupied by Earle & Chase
Worcester Jan IT,
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] isS q m Da ID
III 81 N3YNSA5]!A:|z;s5S

For the removal and cure Of pGraet5 81 90
stinate and ambiguous diseases, to teit
Chronic Diseases Of the Liuer; as Jaitn
dice, and other hillary Distractions
Chronic RheasmaiSm-Sy phits-DiSedse'
of the Skin, Stomach, &'c.-SchrOphuld-
Superficial and Deep Seated Ulcerations-
.NercHyiaE .4fections-a Renouator Of tn,
Vitiated Fluids of the Body, especially Thu
Blood, and, in fact, a Re5enerator Of END
ciated and Broken Constitutions.
YWyHE reputation of this medicine is SC
well established in various sections OF coun
try in which il has been used, that it is uRneces
sary to make any commendatory remarks on the
subject.
CREDENTIALS.
The following opnian of DR.. Goldman, late Pro-
fcssor of Anatomy and PLY siology in the, Medical
College, New York, &c sc. carries with it de.
served weight in regard to the superior effects OF
the .ArcanUm, in ambiguous diseases.
"My knowledge of the properties and operation
of the ".3rcanum of DR.. Phelps" justify me in
, saying that it is Tar superior to any depuratve
syrup with which am acquainted. In the most
obstinate and ambiguous diseases, displays effects
peculiarly surprising In those affections that re.
sist the skill OF the physician. such as rheumatism,
syphilis, scrofua, liberation, and diseases OF the
skin, &c ould recomme nd it as worthy OF great
confidence. JOIN d. GOODMAN, NJ. ID.
Philadelphia, Nov. 81, 1929"
"For several years have been excessively dis
eased with Scrotula, having extensive and deep
alterations on each side OF my neck, which resisted
the most popular medical treatment in the city. |
have likewise been subject 10 frequent attacks Of
epilepsy, often as every day or two, the fits
lasting sometimes half an hour, leaving me in dis
tressingly debilitated condition. applied for adj
mission to the Massachusetts General Hospital,
where | was received and for three months sub
mittedto the treatment ofthe attending ply scians,
and was finally discharged incuraJie! | then
applied to DIR. PHELPS, who commenced course
ofdepletion and the use the ARCANUm, and after
few months application Of these means, am en-
trely free from every yestage fdisease whatever.
These are truths beyond the power ofreiutatloR.
Boston, Jan. SO, 1899. Moses FRENCH, Jr"
QT Numerous other eridences ofgreat respect.
ability accompany The .Hedcine, andzOiHbe shorn
on arbitration 10 JAMES GREEN 4 Co., Apotheca-
ries, Worcester, 7uho haze the article for sale at
wholesale and retail. eoly Dee
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MEDICLNES, PAINTS,
d YE-STUFF,S, sc.

q at Their Store opposite The Centre Sch00
House, .Nain-streSt,
EEAVE constantly on hand general assert
q Il ment of Drugs and Medicines, Paints ant
Oil, Dye Stut1s, Patent Medicines, Perfumery
Cosmetics, English and American Fancy Soap
Tooth, Hair, Nail, and Comb Brushes
--LIREWIsE-
Pot and Pearl Ashes, Sal Eratus, Spices
Raisins, Figs, and Fruits of other kinds. Also
Lorrillard's Maccoboy, Rappee, Scotch, ant
coarse Rappee Snuff and Tobacco; Spanish
and American Cigars Cavendish and Common
Tobacco; Smoking Tobacco, Pipes, &c. &c.
" At the same place may DO found varie'
ty Of other articles, which have not yet been
named in an advertisement, the quality and
price of which shall give satisfaction to the
purchaser.
Worcester, Jan -. eoly
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SATINETT WARP

FHNHE Subscribers are makin1 fcw p,oro
Il Satinett Warps than they use. and wm,ld
sell enough to supply sixteen Looms They
are made OF tirst'rate Sea Island Cotton. and
manufactured in superior manner. For. sale
on very reasonable terms, by
W. u u. D.-FARNUM.
Waterford Jan a
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Commissioners Notice.

TES Commissioners Notice
III HE subscribers, having been appointed by
the Hon. Nath'l. Paine, Judge of Probate for
the County of Worcester, Commissioners to
receive and examine the claims of the several
creditors to the Estate Of LYMAN BURDON,
late of Sutton, in said County, deceased repre-.
scented insolvent, give notice. that six months
from the sixth day of December inst, are allow
ed 10 the several creditors to bring in and prove
their claims and we hereby give notice, that
we will attend to that service at the late resi-
dcnce Of said deceased. on the third SATURDAYS
of February, March, April, and May from one
10 six o'clock, P. NJ on each of said days
DANIEL TENNEY
SlLAS ARMSBY.
Sutton, Dec. 10, 1881. 9
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Paints, Drugs, Dye StuGs, SC.
JOHN COE
eoly

Offers for Sale at his Store on ain-street,
AN7HITE LEAD, I.inseed Oil, French yell
w low, Venetian Red, Chrome Yellow, Red
Lead, SPts. Turpentine, Copal Varnish, Japan,
Paint Brushes, Window Glass, &c.
Together with full assortment Of Drugs
Patent Medicines, Dye-Stuffs, Spices, Snuff,
Tobacco, and great variety of other articles
too numerous to mention, all of which will be
sold on reasonable terms.
Worcester April 10 If
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SIEVES and SAFES.

TEIHE subscriber continues manuflcfnrinp
Il Wire Stoves Of various kinds; such as
Meal Sleeves, Sand Riddles, &c. Orders for the
same may be directed To d. HAYWOOD, Wor-
ceslor, or to the subscriber He also mannfac-
lures AFES of all kinds for meat and proyis-
ions which may be had Of JAMES GRFrS q Co.
ana at the Canal. SToRE, in Worcester or Of
the subscriber in Rutland
April 27. tf JADEZ DIGFIOW
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1 Commission Ageacy.
OTIS SPEAR,
rOMsIJSSION .NEhCU,

N COMMISSION .MEhCIANT,
GPEALER in CARDS, SHOES, STRAW
GOODS, &c. &c, No. 6 South Charles street,
Baltimore, (Md)
% Reference 10 AMAsA WALKER, Boston
SPEAR IL PATrEN, and L. HeLgRooK ~ Co,
New York JoHS HAzELTINE ~ oo-' Fhiia'
delphia; or ReBERr EAHGG, Worcester.
Nc oS Gun
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FARM FOR SALE.
Rz Public Attention !

rs most respectfully solicited by the SEQ
I'll scriber to an Invaluable Preparation, the
merits of which have been tested by time, and
are sustained by undoubted testimony.
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Tan Yard fer Sale or to Let.
Iannery for Sale or TO Let.

wA FHNHE subscribers Offer their Tan
nTM = merry, together with conven.
4- lent Dwelling House, Barn, and
other Out Buildings, situated in The southeast
erly part Of Leverett. Fraaklii County, (Mass
which is favored with good Water Privilege,
and all necessary Machinery for carrying on
he business OF Tanning. For terms apply to
the subscribers in Worcester, or Z. S. OAR
LING, Esq, Levereti
DAVID & LoRIN FOSTER.
Worcester, Jan. 10. E6u
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GENUINE INDIAN
BALSAM of LIVERWORT

RH RS. M. N.
lFA GARDNER,
tie sole proprie.
tor Of the wei
known genuine
Indian 8aisGm OF
LiUerwort, pre-
pared from an In.
dian receipt, con
tanning the
strength of three
J ounces Of Liver.
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COLOMRA

Or, THE LVV.aLUABLE ROOT.
VENillS inestmable Medicine is recon-
n mended for Foul Stomach, Asthma, Long
standing Coughs, Indigestion, Hooling Conpb'
Dysentery, and Cholic and also for i n unpless.
per bottle. Ivy w S'''
q For sale in Forester, by EDUARD
$500 49,, coy Apri 2T.
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Judge Of tho Probate of Wills in and FIR The
County Of Worcester:
Il RESPECTFULLY represent, TIMOTHY
E9 DoTY of Westminster, in said County.
Guardian of BENZ. r. CUTTING, a minor son Of
SAMUEL CUrTIEG. late of TempleIon, deceased,
and JOHN BoyNToN of Te4npleton, in said Cour
ty, Guardian Of ELIzABETH CurrING, minor
daughter of said Samuel Cuttine-thut said mi
nors are seized and possessed of about onetbird
oil one acre OF Land, situate in Brookfcl1 in said
County, with Buildings thereon, on which Eli
Sprague now lives, and which was conveyed bv
said Eli Sprague to said Samuel Cutting. by
deed OF mortgage, dated May "a, Is27Et:iat
said Estate is encountered by a previous mort.
gage en- which there is now due between 5000
and $4G0, as is believed winch it would not
be for the interest Of said minors . nav off and
remoye-and that they have ascertained that
they can sell the interest of said minors, in said
Estate, for sum of money equal TO what il is
worth Wherefore they request that thew NAV
be licensed to sell said Real Estate, accordn1r
20 the provisions Of law:
TIMOTHY DOTY.
JOHN BOYNTON.
Witness: SAMUEL F. KENDALL.
Dated Dec. 6, 1881.
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II Farm AID Pasture for Sale.

y
81 FXNHE valuable FIRM, common
1TTFsa4 a ly known as the Leland Place,
zEsESa situate in the ssutherly part of
%<|4@s siso Grafton, and containing s. acres
of rich and productive Land, well proportioned
for husbandry, with good Dwelling House,
Barn, and Out Buildings thereon, will DO sold
at Public Vendue, iii not previously bnrgained
for at private sale,) on the premises. on TUES
DAY, the 1911 day Of March nent coming, at one
of the clock, in the afternoon. Also, on the
same day and at the same time, Il Pasture, fer
file in feed, containing 25 acres, and situate on
George Hill, in said Grafton
The above sales are TO be made in accordance
with the provisions and to. fulfil the intentions
of The VIII of JOHN WARREN, late of said Graf
ton, deceased, approved the Probate Court
for this County.
Conditions made known at time of sale For
further particulars, apply to the subscribers.
s MosEs ARo WTfAARREN' Executors
JONATHAN Nj. WARREN, Deriseo.
Grafton, JAN Is SU
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the heirs, and for the payment of
debts and charges, at the house of Lewis Win.
ter, innholder, in Grafton, New England Vii.
lageO on TUESDAY, the fnnrtecnth dGv of Feb
ruary nezt, at ten o'clock, forenoon, the follow
ing dc cribed Real Estate of CYRUS LIE
LAND, Esq, late of Grafton, deceased tive
undivided thirds Of valuable Water Privilege.
the head and fall of which is II feet and is per
msnently secured from damage and injury bv a
strong stone cam, mostly of natural rock. The
stream on which this Privilege is situated. is
generally known as the Little Blackstone, and
Is affected but little by droughts The Privi-
loge is small distance below the outlet of
Long FOND Reservoir, and is to hav,., at all
tunes, water sufficient to operate 5000 Cotton
sPindles more water probably might on fair
terms be purchased. On this Privilege is now
erected aud nearly finished, a substantial Stene
Factory, 100 feet in length, &c in width, and
stories high, besides an attic the same is
under contract for completion as also a durable
wheel thereto to be annexed. Early in the
ensuing spring all the premises will be fitted
and ready for the placing in of machinery
Also, two-thirds of nearly two acres of very
salsabie Land, adjoining to said Water Priv
lege and Factory, with large Dwelling House
and Barn thereon; and also two thirds Of about
acres of valuable B lildiag Ground in the
near neighbo hood. This property is situated
. miles from Worcester, sc miles from Boston,
and within one half mile of the contemplated
Rail Road route from the one to the other of
those places
Dir. Joseph Batcheder, who, in common with
th2 said deceaseds ownership of two. thirds of
tins property, owns the other third, will sell
absolutely, or lease for ten or more years, rs
may suit any purchaser, advantageously to him
Conditions liberal, and made known at time
OF sale. Offurther particulars, the information
ha had oF
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On the above petition 0rdered, That COPY
thereof and copy of this order be published
three weeks successfully in The ylassGchu-
sets Spy" printed in Worcester, that all per.
sons interested therein may DO heard thereon,
at Court ef Probate to be holden at Worces-
ter, in said County, on the first Tuesday in
February next at ten of The clock, before noon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
A copy.
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SILAS ARMSBY
Sutton, Dec. 10, 1881. 9

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
v scriber has been duly appointed Executor
OF the last Will and Testament of JACOB
MookE, late OF West Boylsten, in the County of
Worcester. deceased, and has taken upon himself
that trust by giving bonds as thelaw directs All
persons indebted to said Estate are hereby called
upon to make immediate payment; and all those
to whom said Estate isindebted are requested to
exhibit their demands for settlement
THOMAS HOLMES.
West BoyIston Jan 3 1882 0
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, SIS. Jan. Is, 1882.

WORCESTER, SIS. Jan l6, 1882
NNAKEN on Execution, and will be sold at
IL Public Vendue, on FRIDAY, the 17th day
Of February neTt at four clock, in the after
noon, at the house of Samuel Banister. inn
holder, in Worcester, all the Right in EQUITY
that SETH HEMENWAY of Grafton, in said
County, had, on the fifth day of August, A. d.
1881 the day when the same was attached on
mesne process, of redeeming certain mortgaged
Real Estate, to wit one undivided half of nil
that tract of Land, situated in Shrewsbury. TO
which said Seth derives his title by deed from
Joseph Allen Also one undivided half of 6ve
acres Of Meadow Land, lying in said Grafton.
Also, such share in the Real Estate of Slas
Hemenway, deceased, as may fail TO gald Seth
upon flnal settlement of the Estate of said
Silas.
3" EDWARD II. HEMENwAy. d Sheriff
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Jan. 4, Sa2
To the Widow and Heirs oTBEzALEEL SrAsRAyEs.
late Of Uxbridge, IN said County, deceased, and 10
all others concerned in the Estate Of said deceased
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IL see fly at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues
day in February next, at one of the clock, after
noon, to show cause why the Account of the AID.
ministration of said decessed's Estate should not
be allowed and you will be heard thereon.
o. NATH'L. PAINE. T. oyob
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Attest THEoPH's. WHEELER. REQ.
Jan. 9, 1892 3X
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TIMOTHY DOTY.
1NEN nov ~yn~

JOHN BOYNTON.
Witness SAMUEL F. KENDALL.
Dated Dec. 6, 1881.
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To the Hon. Nathaniel Paine

Waterford. Jan 4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-28
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-FEp. "a

FLOUR and MEAL.-We note further de-
cline in Superine Flour since last weeks report,
sales Of 700 barrels having been made on Satur-
day and Monday at S5,25; one or two small lots
of extra quality have since been sold at some
thing higher, aud to-day lot Of $50 barrels sold
at S5.25. The sales Of the week for export
have been about 1000 barrels, aud there is very
little inquiry for the article. The price from
wagons to day was S4,75. No sales of Rye
Flour reported. But little dong i. Corn Meal,
a small lot Of hhds sold at $3.50, which is a
further decline.
GRA!N-No arrivals or sales of wheat re-
ported Two or three cargoes Lower County
Corn have been sold at 46 cents, and one cargo
brought AZ cents, aauat AT Baltfpore it IS quo.
tel from tn cents lower, land it is not likely
thes. rrices can be maintained. Sales OF South
eru Oats aioat at 54t cents.
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BALTIMORE Feb. Is

The handsome Volunteer corps OF Philadelphia
Washington Greys, under the command of Cap.
tain WorreIl. arrived here this morning. from
the City OF Washington. in the steamboat Fred
ericksburg, having Partaken Of the ceremonies OF
the Centennial Celebration, at Washington, after
having made their pilgrimage to the Tomb Of him
whose name they had adopted. and the sight of
whose remains must awaken feelings of the most
sacred character in all who visit Mount Vernon
They were escorted from their landing this
morning, to their lodgings at 8arnum's City IIo-
tel. by ttt First Baltimore Light Infantry corps
and the Marons.
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Cumberland add the Tennessee were both very

Cumberland and the Tennessee were both very
high.
We should think the water at this time Fri.
day Evening" nearly at its helght-rising this
morning about one half of an inch an hour. We
have but little to add to the above. From the
"look out" al the Commercial Hotel, corner of
Broadway and Front, we had an excellent pros.
pect Of "Cincinnati as it is." The waste of
waters! The suburbs East and West, with the
lower part oil the city, as far as Lower Market,
the cellars Of which are filled with water, were
navigable in every direction. Newport opposite
this city. was pretty well a1oat-the water reach
ing nearly to the windows in the second story OF
the U. 8. Arsenal Covington does better-some
dry land. being yet disc rnible.
The bridges at Dayton aud Miamiesburgh are
seriousl, Infused The enbankments at the for.
mer place answered well-no inundation There
are reports of dreadful food at New Orleans -
probably without foundation. The only lives lost,
besides those already mentioned, are two negroes
10 the Eastern suburbs.
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Wishing Apparatus

On COTfON shad seines, calculated to fish 80 feet
q water inch mesh
$50 yards new herring seine calculated to fish 90
feet water y inch mesh
Lead lines, cork lines. hauling ropes. nearly new
9 Falls long boats, nearly new and in excellent
order
IS stand casks Of large size, iron bound, do do
20 do do wooden bound, do.
shad scoop nets with handles complete
herring do do
4 glass ball lanthorns. copper mounted
a. new white.oak shad barrels
A small lot of cork wood
cooking stove Of large size, with boilers and
pipe comrlcte
Together with many ether convenient and desirable
articles which can be had moderat terms by apply
ing to J. e. w. II. IRWIN.
feb 20
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HAVANA MARKET-Frs. II.

"FIour we quote at SIS, but as the arrivals
have fallen off within 10 days past, very much,
it will soon improve. Lard IS rather plenty at
l0aS l1. Hams pa III and abundant.
"Cofee continues in fair demand at 1Os a
l2a--a cargo of 1000 bags was cleared to-day for
France. which is more than has been shipped to
all Europe, since the lst of September. We
have accounts from Hamburg, To the Goth of e.
cember, when the market was firm, aud although
the import Of Coffee there, was four millions less
than IN 1880, the stocks were minus millions.
This is the case almost every where in Europe
Ia constant Elimination Of stock. and as far as
we can ascertain, no decrease, but rather an in
crease of cOnsumption-rely upon it this article
will go still higher-lf not Immediately, it will
advance in May OF June-it is inevitable from
the nature ofMe Pi nt Observe that the stocks
in all Europe, at the end of 1898, were $1,000
tons-in 1929, 54,00O-in 1880. 4s.OOO-and
now from all accounts. the stock on the 3lst Of
December. 1881. may be put down at $4,000
tons--or $50, 600 bags. for the existing stock of
an article Of 80 much Importance!
Nous Verrons.
"SuSars of the new crop. are now coming IN
moderately. and the market has fairly opened at
d 81 TO 10 rials-say from common to choice
qualities. The Improvement of Hamburg, has
given an, unexpected animation to the market at
and the good to very goo! Sugars readily com
maud 5 9 to 81 81 rails The va,ue of the finer
Browns separately, is at this moment 81 riais.
But in a very short period. there will be a more
active enquiry for WHITES. TO fit out the feet for
Russia. TO which quarter it is estimated that
25. 600 boxes will b. sent IN all March. against
q, 500 at the same time i'll 1881 The effect is
iuevitabIp--prices must ad,ance--and indeed
s,ch is the magnitude of the preparations for
Russia VOYAGES, not alone amung the Americans,
but the Eag;ish Houses. who are known to hold
large orders. that there will be losses unless SUI
gars should be bought lower than think they
will
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Hor,id y46air. I'VE have seen two letters, one
of the 18th, and the other of the Goth inst. Civ
ing description of very horrible affair. which
had recently taken place in Dinwiddie county.
The first letter states that the writer had that mo-
ment heard from Dinwiddis county Of most
horrid outrage which had been committed there,
the FRIDAY before. by young free negro fellow,
upon the daughter Of Mr.. Ben Harris, as re-
spectacle man as an, III the county. His daugh-
ter is abont l9 or Is years of age. Mr.. Harris
and his family were from home-all but the UNI
fortunate girl. A FANNY of free negroes resided
ciose by-One oftle fellows of the family aware
of the absence of Mr.. Harris, stepped in and nc,
compllshed his helIish purposes. almost killing
the girl BY hi, brutality. 1t was a shocking scene.
Mr.. Harri, arrived. pursued the william, caught
him, and immediately and gave him
a severe hogging.
! The last letter states that since writing the
former letter he had "seen Mr. Harris, and con-
versed with him respecting the rape committed
upon his daughter. Having mentioned the affair
then upon The authority OF one Of nv negro car.
penter,. think It best to state again to you, that
that statement Of NV servant is substantially cor
rect. Mr., harris's account only varied about
the age OF bis child, alsu he took the ravisher
himself, withOu, ile assistance Of any One-that
his child was not as much injured a. he supposed
at first. but was very much so, as The blood stain
ed aoor too plainly showed. With the assistance
of Two Of his ei2hb,rs, he was determined to in
flct instant death upon the wretch-that the fel-
low received upwards of $50 lashes, &c. SC that
the fellow is still all,e-he had been taken to his
own family. who were then nursing him but it
is said he will not recover. Mr.. H is fine me-
chanic. and as respectable as any man. He ap-
pears to he very much affected. Should the
wretch survive, he will be brought to trial"
Richmond Compiler.