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.MaRR led

In Holden, by Rev. Mr. Clark. Mr. Jeremiah
Rogers of Rutland, to Miss Sarah p. Mead of the
former place.
In Boston, Dec. G, Mr.. Henry J. Rowland to
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Smith.
In southbridge, Nov. %, ar. Daniel NJ. Hodges
to Miss Adelaide Marcy.
In Sturbridge, Nov. 90, NJ, Henry Fisk of South.
bridge, to Miss Sarah Belknp Of Sturbrldgo.
In Spencer, Nov. 20, by Rev Gilman Noyes of
Charlton, MIR. Allen Newhal to Miss Sarah Howe,
both of Spencer.
In Barre, Dec 4, by Rev Appleton Belknap of
Holden, Rev. Abel Fisher f Webster, to Miss Su-
sannah c. Foster of Barre
In Dudley, William Make,eace, Jr., Esq, to Miss
Caroline Matilda, eldest dughter of John Brown,
Esq.
In Milford, Dec. 6, by Rev Mr.. Loag, Mr.. Obed
Daniels of this town, to Mss Harriet f. Chaplin
Of Milford.
In Winchester, N. H., Mr.. John Brown to Miss
Marian Taylor, both of Whchendon, Mass.
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Real Estate at .AuctiOn.

ERY License of Court. to be sold at Public
Z d Vendue, at the house of Jones Estabrook.
lnnhoder in Worcester, on SATURDAY.. the 21th
dag Of December ns1t, at three Of The chick
afternoon, all the Real Estate of ASA HAM
lLTON, late Of Worcester, deceased. Tho
Estate is situated on the Main Street in Wor
cester, opposite the Worcester Bank. and con.
sists Of House, Barn. and Store. together
with the valuable lot on which they are located
Also, Pew No. 30, on the lower foot Of the
First Parish Meeting House, in Worcester.
Conditions will be made known al The time
Of sale
JOHN w. LINCOLN, administrator.
Worcester Nov 81. 1872 IN
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Worcester Social Libyaru So
cietY.

IHSHE Members of tie " Worcester socia
Il Library Society," are hereby notified, that
the stated Annual Meeting Of SAID Society will
De holden at the Probate Office, in Worcester
on WEDNESDAY,, the Cd day IF Januqry nszt
AZ ) o'clock, afternoon, to act on the following
articles, viz:
st. To choose Moderator to preside at
SAID Meeting.
"a To choose ak necessary Officers for The
year ensuing.
~ st, TO hear and act upon the Reports Of the
Directors, Treasurer, and Librarian
4th. 10 see If the Proprietors will raise any
money Tor the Books, and 10 defray the neces-
sary expenses for the then current year and to
order The appropriation thereof.
ON. 10 see II the Society will allow com.
pensltIon 10 the Librarian for services the past
year.
9th TO see if the Projectors will dissolve
the association and divide the property. or
make any other appropriation of the same and
act on any other subject which may legally
come before them
BY order of the Directors.
WILLIAM d. WHEELER CLARK
Worcester Dec ~ 1870
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LIND and PEW for Sale.

4Noh SALE, about l05 rods of LAND, sit
a uated on the West side of Man.sireet in
Worcester, and bounded on the same about -
rods. being the Southerly part of the Land be-
longing to the Estate of the late ALPHEUS
EATON, deceased. For conditions and a more
particular description of the premises, apply 10
Mrs EATON, Exccurix of Alpheus Eaton's
WILL or to the subscriber.
also, for sale, PEW No 20, on the lower
floor of the South Meeting House in Worcester.
belonging to the above mentioned Estate.
WILLIAM. d. WHEELER.
Worcester Dec I2, 1892
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CONGRESS.

The second session of the 22d Conrress ram
menred IN Washington on Monday. Dec. 8
In Senate, Judge White of Tennessee, wa,
CHOSEN President pro tenn The Message Of
The President was delivered on Tuesday, when
The two HOUSES Immediately adjourned. On
"Wednesday they met and adjourned without
doing any business. On Thursday, the Presi.
dent sent messages with his reasons for vatoing
the Bill making appropriations for certain inter
nal improvements, and the bill for the payment
OF interest to lhe States to which balances NAV
have been due from the general government.
The two Houses then dourned to Monday. d.
STATE ELECTION. Notwithstanding the great
efforts of two opposing parties To defeat the
election Of Gov. Lincoln, and their confidence
of success, he is chosen by an increased major
ity. Last year, his clear majority was 1893
The Boston Advertiser and Patriot thinks il
will not vary materially from 3400 this year.
We estimate ii at 1000, and think it more like
ly to exceed that number than to fall short of
it. The votes will not vary verv much from
this distribution Lincoln 81, 400, Lathrop a.
900 Morton $4,000. This will allow 500 for
scattering votes and still leave 1000 majority
for Gov. Lincoln We do not think the scat
terng votes will exceed 300
SOUTH CAROLINA. We this day publish the
Address Of the South Carolina Convention to the
People of the United States. We do this as an
act of justice to them, that they may not be judg-
ed without being fairly helrd. Still, we can hard
ly suppose that any intelligent person will be de-
luded, by the sophistry OF the Address, into be-
lief that there is any palliaton, much less any JUS
tifcation, for the high handed and reasonable
course they are pursuing.
Constitution. A Boston paper says, that
the constitution says the President and Vice
President shall not be from the same State"
will the editor inform US in what part of the
constitution that prov ision is to be found?
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Horticultural .Nof;ce

FHSHE Trustees of the Worcester .4gricul.
K tuTat Society, are hereby notified, that q
specinl meeting of the Board will be holden at
The Probate Office. in Worcester, on THURSDAY,
Inc i3th day Of Dee. current, mt 3 clock, a..
ternoon, at which general and punc:ual attend
ance is requested
BY order Of the President
WV. d. WHEELER, Rec. Sec'rv.
Dec II L.
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FOR SALE.

q STORE, with valuable STOCK OF
"A GOODS in the same, situated in a
honrishing village in Worcester County. The
above is decidedly one OF the best locations for
business in the Commonwealth, and is particu-
Iarlv desirable 10 any person or persons wishing
TO do large business. The stock Of Goods
may be purchased separate from the Real Es.
tate, if desired, and the Store had on n Iease
for number of years. For particulars INQUIRE
at the Spy Office. S6w Dec -
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HkpheNs Edt0n's Estnte.

a LII persons having Accounts with the
L VA Estate OF the late Alpheus Eaton of Wor-
cester. deceased, are requested TO presen, them
Tor settlement, without unnecessary deiav-and
all persons indebted TO said Estate are desired
to make payment to
WILLIAM D. WHEELER.
attorney to the E1fcutrir
of said Eaton'S JT5t
Worcester Dec 10
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LOSE

d n Main-street, in Worcester, between Cant
M Thomas's Coffee House and the ,yorces
ter Bank, on Wednesday last, L.4DYs
MOURNING BREAST PIN. Whoever has
found the same and will return it to the sub
scrber, at the Court House in Worcester, shall
be literally rewarded
Dec. II. WILLIAM D. WHEELER
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

JUVENILE LESSONS, a first Reading
e. Book, containing the easiest and most ia
miliar lessons price Cd retail.
LEAVITT'S EASY LESSONS, a second
Reading Book, price 20 cents.
SEQUEL To EASY and POPULAR LES
SONS. third Reading Book, BY the author of
the Literary and Scientific Class Book, pa
pages, retail price % cents This is intended
for the scholar before going into the National
Reader and others of this class. The selections
are pure and attracting, and the book is remark
ably cheap
LITERARY and SCIENTIFIC CLASS
BOOK, for the higher classes in common
schools, intended for study and recitation more
particulurly-full bound, price 81 cents, and
S6,25 per dozen Our young men, particular
ly, who cannot extend their studies Leyend the
advantages of common schools should make
themselves masters Of the Scientific Glass Book
They will then have foundation TO build upon
Some of our selCmade statesmen had not the
early advantages which this single book will a f.
ford The Rev. Mr.. Hall, author of the ceie
brated lectures on school-keeping, introduced
il at once into his school. He says, can
assure those parents who furnish their children
with this book, they are comforting real favor
upon them
ADAMS'S NEW ARITHMETIC. too well
known, and too generally introduced, to need
putting. Messrs Dwights of New Haven, in.
troduced it at once into their Gymnasium, as,
they say, " We believe it superior to any with
which we are acquainted" Professor Omsted
says, have the pleasure TO say, that con
slider it among the best of our elementary trea
tises"
ADAMS'S (old) SCHOLARS ARITH-
METIC. for such as still prefer it.
HALE'S fpremum) HISTORY OF THE
UNITED STATES with questions for school.
price 37h cents, and $3.50 per dozen This
book obtained the premium of $500 and med
al for its purity of style, correctness, and i'm
partiality and itsadaptation for common schools
The above approved and valuable Schoo
Books may be always had by wholesale or the
publishers, J. & J. w. PRENTISS, Keene
or of most Of the Booksellers in Massachusetts
" For sale by DORR & ROWLAND
Worcester Dec. ~
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MORE INDIA RUBBERS

ID of Prime INDIA RUBBER OVER
SHOES, which, with those on hand, makes his
assortment more extensive and complete than
any other ever offered in Worcester, which
will be sold, tou, at the WORCESTER SHOE
STORE, by JAMES WHITTEMORE.
Worcasier nec 10
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HELP WANTED.

WM7 ANrED, at Samuel Slater's Factory, in
Wv WikinsonvilIe, Sutton Mass two or
three COED FAMILIES, with sufficient num-
Der of Children in each, to work at Cardmg,
Spinning, and Weaving. Liberal wages will be
given, and Cash paid them every four weeks.
.AIsO-For sale at the above place, two
CARDlNG MACHINES, either Breakers or
Finishers, TO suit purchasers in excellent vfder.
Apply as abnve at the Mill.
Wilkinsonville, Dec 10 r
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ROBERT EARLE

Offers for sale on favorable terms,
600 BBLS Genesee and Southern
OOO FLOUR,
100 bbs aad Boxes Philadelphia STARCH,
1900 bush Turks Island SALT,
1000 do. Liverpool c. f. do,
1000 gals Winter Pressed OIL,
600 lbs Live Geese FEATHERS,
5000 do first sort POT ASHES,
Cotton Steeting, Cation Batting, Tobacco,
Snuff, Pickerstrng and Lace Leather, SC. &c
Worcester, Dec. ~. CIV
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FITCHBURG BANK.

TTVHE Stockholders in the Fitchburg Bank
are hereby notified, tina. the third and last
Insialment upon their Shares in the Capita
Stock, will be due, and payable, on the FIRST day
of January next at their Banking House in
Fitchburg, or at the Merchants Bank in Boston
EBENEZER TORRGY Cashier.
Doc -
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PREMIUM LOZENGES.

VHNHE subscribers have the satisfaction to
IL announce to the public, that at The late
exhibition and fair Of the American Institute.
at Masonic Hall, New York, the Lozeng es
from their Factory, (thirty. ono different sorts
being exhbted,) obtained the preference of the
Judges appointed, who awarded tho Society S
diploma
They have on hand large stock of Lozengcs
and will be constantly supplied with those
which will be warranted in every respect fully
equal to the samples exhibited as above and
now offer for sale, to Druggists, CoL:eclioners,
Grocers, ect., in lots TO suit,
ITO. 600 mounds of TIE EoIo,rin,oc lps-
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AUCTION

w De sold at Public Auction, on MoSn,v
n NEXT Dec. H. at 10 O'Clock, A. nj. at
lhe mouse OF THOMAS TEMPLE. in Hnb.
oards.on, all The PERSONAL PROPERTY IF
sa,u omPIe' except so much as may be reoui
sue Ier me use OF himself and family; consist.
m ing OF one ne gooa Horse Colt pairs Working
I'LL IL ~. S"Ws' Young Cattle, Swine Fur.
ing Utensils &c &c, foT he payment If deh's
Conditions at sale ''ei' u ueo's'
ETHAN A GREENWOOD Guardian
Hubbar dston, Dec. ~. If So;J T %son
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NEW GOODS

Il DoZ. Ladies' Kid Gloves, at -, cts
II O the pair,
Splendid Bonnet Ribbons, some as low as I2s
cents.
"a pieces Bandanna Hd'kfs., at 81 cts. each
Brown 4 Blue Camets, at 90 cts. the ward
I,i'''a'ion ieoo Roy rad, at ~ cts. do
English Prints, at l2T cts the yard,
Gros de Naples Silk, al IS cts. do.
Merino Shawls. from $3.50 to $14,50,
i0-4 and 1874 Counterpanes. at low prices.
Opposite Banister's
RICE s. SWEETSER.
Worcester, Dec 70. 6w
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NOTICE.

DICE & SWEETSER will close their
EA, present Stock of Goods at prices rising
but little from cost.
Worcester, Dec IL 6w
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WILLIAM HI. SWAN

~lLL sell the remainder Of his Stock Of
w CAMLETs, French and English MERI-
NOES PLAIps and CIRcAssIAss at COST Pur-
do well to call
Store between the Worcester Bank and Cen.
tral i1otei Worcester, Dec. IL.
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VOU are hereby cited to appear if Won
IL see 6t,) at the Court of Probate to be b5Id-
en- at Worcester, in said County, oh the first
Tuesday In January next, at one of the clock,
the Administrator Of said deceased's Est.te.
should not be allowed; and you will be heard
thereon
ThEoPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Dec. iO.1Sso
TO the Heirs Of ABIGAIL COLLINS, L1fe Of Sonth
borough, in said County, deceased ana 10 Gil
Others concerned IN The Estate Of said deceased
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Uxbrdge, Nov. %, 1889 IN.

NOTICE lis hereby given, that the sub.
IN scriber has @een duly appointed Admin.
tratrix, de bons non, with the win annexed Of
NATHANIEL CUNNINGHAM, late Of Spen.
Ger, IN the Comfy of Worcester deceased, and has
taken upon herself that trust by giving bonds as
the law directs All persons indebted o aid rs.
tate, are hereby called upon to make Immediate
payment; aud all those TO Whom said Fe,ate
is indebted are requested to exhibit their de,
mands for settlement.
SALLY CUNNINGHAM
Spencer. Nov. 6, / 1872. Eo
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VOU are hereby cited to appear (if You
IL see 6t) at the Court OF Probate to be hold
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in January next, at ten of the clock
before noon, to show cause why the instrument
which purports to be the last Will and Testament
will be heard thereon.
so NATH'L. PAINE J. Prob
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PAINksyIlLk. iOhiol Nov. 3.

I PAINEavILLE, (Ohio) Nov 3.
( FATAL MISTAKE. The circumstances of
melancholy accident, as Just related to
MS, are briefly as follows. On Wednesday
. evening last, Mr.. Inglv of Auburn, in this
county, was returning home in state of an
t0rication and fell into the ditch by the side
OF the road. A man passing by discovered
HIM IN that situation, and mistook him for a
bear. He returned about half u mile to a
tavern, made known his discovery, procured
rifle, and went back with three or four
others; and when he arrived within about
fifteen feet of him, still lying helpless in the
ditch, they were so confident that it was
bear, that one of them Immediately fired
and killed him Instantly. So far as we have
been informed, no evil design attaches to
any one. 1t appears to have been wholly
mistake occasioaed by the darkness of the
night, and his lying n the situation above
described.
PREMIUM BUTTrR AND CEEEsE The pre.
miuins offered for the hest samples of Butter
and Cheese, under the direction of the Massa-
chusetts Agricultural Society, we're awarded
Thursday. The number Of entries for the pre-
tnlums for Butter was %, and for Cheese Is, of
the entries of Butter, l6 were from Worcester
County, 3 from Essex, from Vermont. y from
Boston, and from New Hampshire. The en-
tries Of Cheese were all from the county of
Worcester. After the premiums we're award
ed, there was public sale of Butter and Cheese
The premiums were awarded as follows. viz
For Buter-lst premium, 800, to Luther
Chamberlain of Westooro'. Al the sale of this
Butter, tubs were knocked off a, 43 431 cts
per ID.
I'd premium, $50 to Cloud Harvey of Barnet,
VI sold tubs at 80 CENTS
|. Sd premium, $50, 10 Richard Hidreth of
Sterling, sold tubs at 80 az CENTS
4lh premium, $50, 10 Oliver Johnson of Ster-
ling. sold tubs at 35 SO cents.
Old Cheese-lst premium, 500, to Daniel
Hunt of New Braintree.
I'd premium, $50, to John Matthews OF New
BraIntree
.Neic Cheese-lst premicm not awarded sec
ond premium, $50, to Ebenezer Tidd of New
Bralntree.
Sale Of Butter, from Boylston farm, II tubs
30 81 cents 6 tubs % cts and 27 tubs 81
% cts Seth Davenport's old Cheese at 10 cts,
new do 1911 cts. Parker's new Cheese at
4 cts. c. Lees do 81 cts.-Boston .4drertiser.
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cr,pfionS, uiS
Peppermint, Chocolate,
Checkerberry, Ntre,
Rose, Elecampane
Sassafras, Gentian,
Cardamum, SquiIl,
Ginger, Quinine,
ACID Lemon, lpecac,
Flag-root, Rhubarb,
Orris, Sulphur,
Liquorlce, Steel,
Black Currant, Cayenne,
Cinnamon, Liquorice and Opium
Boneset, Chlorine,
Ho, ehound, Camphor,
Tolu, Ipecac and Opium.
Magnesia, Spearmint,
SOFA, Compound Cough,
. Parcgoric, Iceland Moss
W Several other sorts are under weigh, and
will soon be introduced
U Any description of Lozenges made to
order.
SAML. N. BREWER & BROTHERS.
Chemists and Druggists.
Nos. 80 and % Washington ST., Boston.
Dec 10 On
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Che G1assact,usetts Ipp.

"THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS is ESSENTIAL TO
THE SECURITY OF FREEDOM"
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NOTICE is hereby given, that we. the sub
~ scrlbers, having been appointed by tho
Hon, Nathaniel Paine, Esq, Judge of Probate
ior the County of Worcester. to receive and ex.
anne The claims of creditors to the Estate of
siEPHEN c. GREEN, late Of Uxbridge, in
said County, deceased, represented insoIyent.
do hereby give notice, that six months. from the
twenty seventh day Of November instant. ara
allowed to said creditors to bring in and prove
Their claims, and that will attend 10 tina,
service at the house of Calvin Ra1snn, Inn.
holder in said Uxbridge, on the first SATURDAYS
In February. March, April, and May next, from
two 10 six O'Clock in the afternoon of each dav
BENJAMIN ADAMS.
JOSEPH DAY.
Uxbridge. Nov. % 1889 5n.
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To the Hon. Nathaniel Paine.

ter
ACOB CONANT, Guardian OF JoHE s..
- BoYSTos and ELIZABETH S. BoYNToN, mi
nor children Of EPHRAIM BOYNTON late
OF Sterling IN sad County, deceased, respect
fully represents That said minors are seized
ana possessed cuctl of one undivided itird part
OF Farm situated in said Sterling, containing
about seventy five or eighty acres. with Dwell,
ling House, Barn, and other Buildings thereon.
That they are also seized and possessed. each.
OF ore undivided third of an undivided half of n
Few IN the Meeting House in SAID Sterling.
ana m the same proportion Of Stable near
said Meeting House. That it would be greatly
tor the interest of said minors, that said nroner.
ty should be sold and the proceeds suitably Sc
cured He. therefore, prays your Honor that
he may be licensed to sell and convey the same
Tor the benefit Of his Wards.
JACOB CONANT
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Sterling, Dec. q, 1889.

n0rcsster, SIS. December 5, 1882.
On the foregoing Petition, Ordered, That
The said JACOB CoNANr give notice thereof
ana that the same will be considered at Court
OF Probate to be holden at Worcester on, the
first Tuesday in January next, at ten of the
clock, before noon, by causing said Petition and
this Order, 20 be published three weeks success
slveiy in The Massachusetts Spy" printed in,
Worcester, before said Court
NATHANIEL PAINE, J. PROT.
couv Attest
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Heavy POSTAGE. The New York Journal of
Commerce relates that letter, post marked
New Orleans, was lately received at the New
York Post Office, the postage on which was
S2SS; which sum WINS paid at tho New Or
leans Office. With the exception Of a letter
from Newport, (R ~ during the late war, this
is the greatest amount of postage on any one
letter received since tho establishment of the
New York Post Office. The postage on the
Newport letter exceeded 500, and was promp.
ly paid 1t contained the log book of Privu.
ieer, and was to be used in evidence in case
then pending in the Admiralty Court.
The North Carolina Observer mentions a re-
port that The United States Bank has been TAX.
ing steps to close at as early day os possible
its Branch in the city Of Charleston. II is al.
no said that many Of the citizens Of Charleston
are about TO remove TO other States
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Governments, before we proceed to make
tho election Of q Senator. Such an cleo
ton will be hnd before tho adjourned
Session, aud if We now assume the right
to elect, we deprive the people Of their
rights TO DO heard on the question. Com
mon courtesy To them required we should
postpone il. He recollected, well, what
Judge Gushing told Mr.. Claiming after
the argument, concerning the West Lot
.ery--Mr. Claiming with his usnal earn
estness, pressed the Judge TO know the
decision of the COurt--when he addressed
Mr.. Claiming, and said, Sir. priaciphs
do not vGry-they ,OOnt spoil by Keeping
and he continued the cause but for ad-
yisemept.
No evil can accrue 10 the people BY a
postponement. This House is the same,
that will be here at the next Session.
He considered il an act due to tho peo-
pie, in order to give them an opportunity
Of expressing their opinion. He repeat.
ed, he had no idea et the time, the law
continuing the Governor and Senate " as
enacted, that any thing was TO be done
under it, further than 10 hold the Govern
ment together. Tie implored the House
to postpone il. The 1uestion was then
taken and decided in favor Of postpone
Ment.
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:sndeavoring to place this trsde on a foot
'ng more advante peous 10 this country. Nr.
us"s n:" sent ont excessively Rush, Gelatin,
n'hg ana Barbour as ministers 10 England
20 OBTAIN Ibis trade. but all were unsnccoss,
ini. When Jackson came into Office. Mr..
McLsne went to England, and soon effected
on arrangement, by which the Br;ri,h West
India ports were opened 10 our produce. T'o
show the effect, Mr.. NcI.sne's arrsnoewsn,
has had in increasing our exports, look at
tho following table.