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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

Forester, SIS
al meeting OF the County Commissioners.
begun and holden at Worcester, within and
ior Tie County of Worcester. ON the fourth
tuesday OF March, A. D. 1899;
On the petition aforesaid, Ordered. That No.
tee De gwen to all persons aud corporations
interested thereln, that said Commissioners will
meet at The house of Calvin Townsey, innhold
or, IN iempleion, in said County, on Tuesday.
The Nth day of June next, at two of the clock
~ the afternoon, by publishing an attesled COW
OF SAID petition and of this order thereon. in
"Ihe .hassnchusotts Spy."a newspaper. printed
IN SAID worcester, three weeks cessiveIv
the las; publication TO be fourteen DAYS. Mt
least, before The said fifth day of June
AND II is inrihcr Ordered. That the Sheriff
ni SAID County, or his Deputy, serve the Town
Cierks OF the towns OF Athol, Philpston. Tenn.
pieton, Gardner, Westminster. Fitchburq. and
Leomnster, each; with an attcsled couy Of said
petition, and of this order thereon. thirty DAYS
at least. ana also post up an at,esled copy
there"i IN Two public places in each of said
towns oil Athol, Phlllipston, Tcmpleton, Gard.
ner' estmInsier, Fitchburg, and Leominster,
fourteen days, at least, before the said fifth day
OF June, at which time and place said Commits
siohefs VIII proceed TO view that part of said
turnpike road, which is within the said County
OF Worcester, and 10 hear all persons and cor.
porations Interested therein. no NAV then and
there desire TO be heard thereon
Attest; ABlJAH BIGELOW, Clerk.
A copy OF the petition and of lae order Of
Court thereon.
Is Attest: ABIJAU RIGFINW CI..L
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LEWIS HERSEY,

Six Camlets, Pongees,
Black Satin LevantIne,
Black Italian Silks,
Black Synshaws,
Green and Blue Silks
For sale at LYSANDER G. CLARK'S Fan.
ey Dry Goods Store opposite Worcester Bank.
Worcester, April 10,
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VALU ABLE
RE.4L ESTATE for Sale.

- 'paa. e pnd Hf ii the h' ssIas S,s
Hill parts OF the CHANDLER FARM,
lsis!EE So called, now offer for sale the
s.==-----=z-sd@ body Of that Estate, consisting ot
t,oo hundred ard forty acres lying together,
near the South end Of Main street m Worces-
ter.
The whole Of this large and excellent tract
of Land is bounded East BY the County Road
leading TO Springfield and Northampton, being
a distance of 260 rods said Road North, hy
the County Road, leading to Leicester and
Paxton, and South on Town Road i, has
spacious and convenient Dwelling IlnuSe. two
Barns, an Ice House, aud other Out Buildings.
all in good repair. 1t consists of Moving, Til.
lane, Pasturing, and Wood Land in suitable pro
portions and conveniently divided. The North.
ern part is within 40 rods Of the South Meeting
House, and the most re mote 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 so good quality, which can
be purchased at prices, and on terms, SO favor.
able as this. There is sufficient for two nr
three Farms, and it will be sold in parts or all
mether as shall best accommodate purchasers
A long credit will he given, if reqnesicd, for
the whole tthe purchase money. To farmers
and mechanics, who wish To become inhabitants
OF this thriving town, furnishing ready cash
matke; for their productions, and good Schools
for their children, and also TO gentlemen who
are fond of Agricultural pursuits, and desire to
be so situated as to participate in the social en-
joyments, and literary advantages, which this
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.
S. NJ. BURNSIDE.
BENZ. BUTMAN.
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To the Hon. the Coun4v Co,,

m!sSloncrs nj The County Of Wurces,.r
FHsHE Directors Of the 9Th Massachnso,,s
III Turnpike Corporation, in pursuance. Of =
vote "l the PI"Prieiors thereof, at II legal meat
my held at Joseph Ynnng's, in Athol, on n,
twentieth day of February one thousand e;yh,
hundred and thirty .two, respectfully represrn,
MAT ihHy are desirous TO reIinquish and aban.
don Their franchise. as 10 the whole Of The .,;d
turnpike road IN the Counties Of Worcester aud
FRANKLIN, from Greenfield, in The County M
rankin, TO Leomlnster in the County Of Wor-
ces'er, which they are bound to suppnrt in said
l"untles, and that the same may be laid GU,
ana established as common highway, And
,lie SAID Corporation therefore pray, thu, YOUR
honorable body may view the premises, and law
oui ana establish highway upon and over ,ba,
part OF SAID road, lying and being IN The County
"l Worcester or any part thereof, or NAV vary
ana after The same in such parts as YOU NAV
Judge expedIent and proper
EPiiRAlM STONE. Dir,,,or,
CALVlN TOWNSLEY, of In
LlPHA FRENCH, MsssocLy.
JOSEPH YOUNG. sr,,s
BENZ ESTABROOK. Turn,;L.
Templeton, March |, lo32.
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Trip Hammer Shop.

Trip Hammer Shop.
FBVHE subscriber will LIE, new Blacksmith
Il Shop with Trip Hammer, operated BY
water, aud three fires, pleasantly and well stu.
ated where there is good demand for work,
such as Scythes, Edge Tools, forging of Ma,
chinerv and Custom work
~ M4CHI.NTSTS WANTED.
Two good Iron Finishers, and one Forger,
well acquainted with Machine Work-two
common Blacksmiths who wish TO become &c.
quainted with forging aud finishing Machinery.
and two hands who wish to learn the business
Of Machine building, will find good encourage
ment by applying soon TO the subscriber.
Superior CARDING MACHINES. for both
Cotton and Wool, will be furnished in the
course of 3 or 4 months
ARTEMAS DRYDEN, Jr.
Holden March IA If
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the suhscri-
~ bers, having been duly appointed Commas
snuers TO receive and examine all the claims
oC the creditors to the Estate Of NATHAN
WHITNEY, JR., late Of Westminster, deceas
cd. represented insolvent, and six months from
The seventh OF March last, having been allowed
INTO the said creditors for bringing in their
claims and proving their debts will be in session
for the purpose aforesaid al ;he house Of Calvin
Howard. in said Westminster, on the last Sat
urdays of May and June next, from enc TO
seven O'Clock, in the afternoon on each Of said
days. ClRUS WiNSHIt;
Nos,m;ns,er Anril y 1S32 #I6
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EaY order of the judge OF the Court OF FRO,
& 3 bate for the County of Hampshire viii
be sod al Public Vendue, for the payment OF
his just debts and incidental charges; on 'he
23d day of Nag nert, at one o'clock, + VI at
the dwelling house of widow Abigail jenkins,
in Barre, in the County of Worcester, al' the
Right. Interest and Claim which IRA Ellis,
late of Ware deceased, had at the time OF his
daceass, in and to a certain tract Of Land, m
said Barre, set OF as the dover Of said ,eigali,
ia her last husbands Estate and on which sad
abigail now lives. Also, all the Right ard
Clain said Ira had, at the time of his Geccase,
in and 10 a certain Dwelling House, in Aihol
il, said County Of Worcester, built by Walter
Ward and said Ellis, situated near Wards
Mills, in the sou,herly part of Athol aforesaid
aud to be sold at said house, on the 30ih day o.
.uag merit o: two clock, p NJ.
DAVID BILLINGS, ! oy.,.
DAVID ELLIS, 1'"
Hsrdwick, Aprii b. 1882 III
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SIEVES and SAFES.

VHNHE subscriber continues manufacturing
n Wire Sleeves of various kinds such as
Meal Sleeves, Sand Riddles, &c. Orders for the
same may be directed to d. HEYwooD, Wor-
ces,cr, or to the subscriber. He also mannfac.
lures SAFES of all kinds for meat ana provis.
ions which may be had of JAMES GREEN d. Co.
and at the CANAL STORE, in Worcester, or of
the subscriber in Rutland.
April 81 If JABEZ BIGFIOV
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To manufacturers 8. Mdchinists.
TO BE LET.

- FE7HE subscriber has to Let two
fsFIE1 u Tenements, a Rt.ACKSMITH'S
Nfkk SHOP ard a SHOEMAKER S
SHOP; all situated in New Worcester There
being no Blacksmith or Shoe Maker in the
place, it presents an opportunity worthy the
attention of Blacksmiths or Shoe Makers who
wish to locate themselves ina place pleasantly
situated, aud where they can have plenty of
lars inquire Of the subscriber, or Mr.. DAVID
WADSWORTH, in New Worcester.
April % IRA BRYANT
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WmdOao Glass s. Hard WWe.
LORING & KUPEER,

- - - -
an No. 10 Merchants Roto, BosroN,
GDFFER for sale, a very large assortment OF
HLNDOW GLASS, all sizes, Of the following
Factories, viz:
1900 boxes Waterford Glass, the best Cylinder
Glass manufactured in The United States, Tor
the price,
lhe0 do. Milford do
300 do. Jersey do.
$50 do. Gaien do.
$50 do. Chelmsford do
800 do. Western do 6 by 81 by 9, and 10 by
g.
part Of thu above are cnnsgnmeuts from
the Manufacturers and will be sold low by the
quantity
1850 boxes English Crown Glass,
90 crates g
Picture Glass, all sizes.
Small Glass suitable for Green Houses,
200 boxes Z by ., 10 by s, II by 8, and Ia by
10, Crown Glass, rery thick and cheap, suit
able for Factories and Workshops,
New England Crown Glass, all sizes,
GiazierS' Diamonds.
Purchasers will lind more extensive assert.
ment of Window G lass, than al any other Store
in the city, and on the most favorable terms.
Also, by the package, 10000 gross Apotheca-
RIGS VE4LS, of every description, from
Dyott's Manufactory, Philadelphia.
LkciriSc, an extensive assortment of Birming-
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, April q, 1882.
To N. WidoU and Heirs Of JosN PACKARD. late
Of Upton, in said County, deceased, ind 10 ell 9TH.
ers concerned in the Estate Of said decreased,
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ANOTHER LOT
JAUNDICE Buffers

VII LII Il Il LIN -.
AMES GREEN ~ co, opposite the Cen
os tro School House, have received a fresh
supply of DR.. Hardys Genuine JAUNDTCE
BITTERS, which have been proved of great
worth l'y many thousands who have made use
of them for the above complaint Price 25 cts
per paper, bw Worcester. April II.
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Worcester,ss. Probate Office, April 10 1852.
10 tie Heirs Of LOIS WErHERREg, ia,e Of Spen.
Ger. in said County deceased. and 10 all others con-
ceT1ied in the Estate Of said deceased,
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VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
en- at Worcester, in said County, on III. FIRST
Tuesday in June next, at one of The clock.
afternoon, II show cause why the Account ot
the Administrator of said Estate should not be
allowed; and you will be heard thereon.
los NATiIL. PAINE. L. prob.
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concerned IN The Estate Of said deceased.
GREETING.
WOU are hereby cited to appear If YOU
IA see fly at the Court of Probate TO be- hoid,u
at Worcester, in said County. on the first Tues.
day in June next, at nine of the clock. before
noon, to show cause why the first Account of The
Executors Of said decessed's WIN should not be
allowed; aud you will be heard thereon.
i6" NATH'L. PAINE. J. Prob.
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VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
a. see ft,) at the Court of Probate to he hold.
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in June next, at nine of The clock before
noon, to show cause why the Ac cunt OF the Adj
nnistration of said Estate should not be allowed;
and YOU will be heard thereon
t7f NATH'L PAINE 7 Drob
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6REETlNG.
VOU are hereby cited to appear IF you
q see fiji at the Court OF Probate To be holden
at rempleton, in said County. on the I7h day
of May next, at ten of The clock, before noon. to
show cause why the Executors second Account
Of the Administration OF said deceaseds Estate
should not be allowed and you will be heard
thereon.
SATItbr DAME DroL
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.AH1PYOW SNH@Sa
NOTICE.

- FHNHE subscriber proposes to Of,
fssEEN a er for sale, at Vendue, on he
saa Gth dag Of Jane neTt, a, 0,e in..
----sz- P. Nj, on the premises, his f-7h.a'
situated in Barre, on the County Road leading
to Ilardwick, and one mile and haiI so1 r Q,
the Meeting House, in said Barre SAD az"
IS pleasantly situated on good roaa a'lc cHa,
iains use acres of choice Land, ana Is c,v;aeu
into Moving, Ti!lagc, Pastarng' Orchardins'
and Wood Land. The Buildings are N a com
plote repair; good Dwelling Il use, : barns Barns,
and Oui Buildings; the fences almost cn,i'eIy
of stone wsI This Farm is we'll watered, ard
is wos.ay " The attention Of the asricnl,aris j,
is equal TO kecpn. fran 30 to 40 Cows ian; and
other Stock is situated in the vicinity OF I';,is
and Factories and all the convenences whicn
will ind,ae tic inquirer 10 view for himself
1t will be sold on said day, unless previously
DISPOSED of al private sale, Conditions easy
and will be made known at time OF sale. los
session will be given immediately alter me l SAFE
if desired NAlfl 'ON.'
Barre, Aoril4.
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VOU are hereby cited to appear, (if you
IA see fit at the Court OF Probate to be holden
at Worcester. in said County. on ihe first Tues
day in June next, at ten of the clock, before noon
to show cause why the Instrument with pur.
ports to be the last viii and Testament Of said
deceased should not lie approved and you will be
heard thereon.
= NATH'L. PAINE. / Prah
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office. April 10, 1882.
TO the Heirs of BETSY BoYNrON, late of Ster-
ling, in said County, deceased, ana 10 all Others
concerned IN lie Estate Of said deceassh
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Y C.AUTION.

WHEREAS, LUcRETIA, my wife, has, in
Wv my absence, carried away NV gonds TO
places unknown and to my damage This is TO
forbid all persons harboring or trusting her on
my account as shall pay no debts of her con-
tracing after this date.
BARNARD GREEN.
North Brookfied, Aprl d. 1879 I6
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NATH'L. PAINE. J. PROB.

Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, April 10, 1889
70 the Heirs Of NATHAN BURPEE, late If Sterling,
IN sad Comfy, deceased and to all Others con
cerned in The Estete u said deceased, GREETING
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
Ia see fly at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues.
day in June next, at nine of the clock, before
noon to show cause why the Account OF the Ad-
ministrston of said deceased's Estate should not
be allowed; and you will be heard thereon.
I7r NA-rII,r DAME ID
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GREETING.
WOU are hereby cited to appear lit you
Il see fit) at tine Court oil Probate TO he holden
al rempleton, in said County, on the iIth day OF
May next, at ten of tho clock. before noon, to
show cause why the Executors Account OF the
Administration Of said Estate should not be allow
I'd; and you will be heard thereon.
IL NAT;PL PAINE, J. Prob.
Worcester, SIS Probate Office, April 10. $50.
To the Heirs Of JONATHAN EAGER, (afe Of West
Minister, IN said CcHHty deceased md 10 dH0thers
concerned in the Estie Of said deceased,
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To The Heirs Of HUMPHREY CURTIS. late Of Gard
ner, IN sail County. deceased, and 10 all others
concerned in the Estate Of said deceased,
GuEErING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear(if Won
IL see ft) at the court of Probate tn be hold
en- ut Templeton, in said County, on the 18th
DAY OF May next, at ten of the clock, before
noon. to show cause why tie Accounts of the
Administrator of said Estate should not be allow.
ed and you will he heard thereon.
TllEOPHs. WHEELER, Req.
Ia BY order of the Hon. Jul;ye.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, April 3. 1882.
To The Heirs q ISAIAH THOMAS. late Of Worce..
ter, in sind County, deceosed, and TO ali others
concerned in The Estate Of said deceased.
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PRINT ING,
Neatly erseDfed Ut the Spy Office.
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Worcester. SIS. Probate Office April 10, 1852.
To tie Heirs Of 'rHADDEUs Bonn, hte of West
Minister in said Comfy, deceased. and TO all others
concerned in the Estaie of sud deceased,
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"a FENHE undersigned, having dis
- e posed Of all the detached
a., parts OF the CHANDLER FARM,
ESs< SO called, now offer for sale the
-<zsSn b9Ju pc that Estate. CONSISTING al
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rftylIfef.f t4at thy afr IHtfnhl.t - bsiNau" VIZ
,ll,l,,.s,.r,t ,s..,4. srroug hold and taaiuo SO
orth.ron,,rr, and h n.a r,sllouedh by no#uo''.e
rat,o,la ,ousd,raties., vii ever he '.fd} "
MS Guides go an invading to-. md Ia hefA 10 M
standard ~ hene,, L. may be asl"''a Ia "ni
thcmto it lay hodns eol ue 'u'nst' pi'I''
which can over br presented 10 the human h''na
n1ma'H. tic rosa,,aion a hheiiy. II NUT Ut =
n5 mb,Itd teo Tint w my often have en- 'a's
wAovlIl moi be too uosnaamous 10 o'ad u'n1
selves oi. ,auag,s winch cost ihsm "'''mA Il
our ,nenll,s shoud IL ut that description 81 'n'l
WHO Ar, but lrlp d.apu.,d L. perform 'hso 'h''
IN MS IN good llIth thy viii ht thr'a u E'''''
ous SLAVE, from ON pusacsslon not "hly IN INC I'
pose Of lnIurnF u. and oddue /" iei' own z'''
hut Tor the uurr CRIMINAL obifet ct mlh'''s P'"'
able speculation, by dsPooih% al H','a J." H''
" est ludla markcl The conduct al the brush
armies aud thfr commando, dunn "'' iaat WI
md the revolution, proves that The latter lho'Ne'
disgneoiul Us II s has not failed 10 haNc It's In" "l'
aat,un
I,.,lIno, l,isn, n.lycrt Ia another consequence II
.l,,,n5# y.lu,t A. h,ably detrimental to the Com
mo,,vr,hb winch is that il r,lurds aud prevents
The increase Of the population Of the State a
proof ri TN. | may direct your attention TO tte
saade fact that IN the Whole district oleo""ify
! lynn on the caai ot tho Blue RIDGE the WING l"lu
lallou has increased hn 81 333 IN forty car Ino5h
less thn elthero the elucs nj New o'N anu III
adc pima have increased IN the same I'm" n'' 'nn,.
! fhc gl,ai effect nt slavery m felWan& u1e @""u'
of population Wi he mn,Ic manli' ST ny eonl"'ns
tn uumh,r OF inhabitants N NnSn" WIN IL
number IN New No,l,ald 'Ile'ot penoI' ~ ~
tho population u rstull ,tea a'le7at rom two to
thrcc tmrs rs grcut a. chat "l New lofN III '99'
tho Who'll, population Of Nog'on "a' ! 'eo !oo
ii, 80 N,tl | OH iPl WHICH IL
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In 1870. llohms had.
WIaI@, so3l
Colonel > 7oi
In 1850
m'e9' 80
''o'' BIZ
ot Whit. dqo7
clud to pet ocul
oi Coiasd o9df
equal To i6l per cent
Gnm ol eoIorcd III 40 yearq, b3u
ltboh lnfr,nse III the same rntoa To
The year isio, the population will stand
thu
Whites, n to7
'olof"l 39455
ortse colurcd to one mte
a pwl ot tb' laho hive us rcnd Mr. gpto
ue, Is extracted from the petition referred 10 Won,
9cleet committee nom In County Of Hanover
have alrady stated that there ar several counties
IN the Satc IA which The slaYcs are twice. and
many others IN winch they ure nearl, twice ne mn
maous rs tn whites aud II would be ,civ eng to
show, that II I'll, two KINDS Of population inerenec
IA he SUM ratio for theucxt thai they have done
ior The Iasl tolty yeara, the slaves viii ~ le,nd
OF llni time, be from tmoc 10 five times rs nnnier
| ous NJ the whfa. IL those counlI,s.
lat Sn, hayuo said enough IN satisfy a,,,,. ,.o
|
the whites. ahaIl now cndcovor 10 shrw beyond
controversy that my must Fam upon ihcn uo,e
rapidly N tmo 10 come thnn rlfv have done m fitne
paHt Tho population 81 every COUNT, ,5as,ot'
necessity ! limited 10 the means of srl,.,fenc
which II allards and Of course there cnn be ia m
rreaae Of population N counties in which The IN
hablinnt4 AT 40 numerous, as 10 conaIpc nj tho
means of subsistence winch 1t eaa be- nlado lolro.
daee The population of CHM, has lote been sta
uonaly mol clug greater now lhnn It vac fhuJ
| aand two thousand yeus neo In Other ofdt,t
tied countries, sne AZ HOLLAND FrHnce, ard many
paus Of Germany mud Italy, tic nc,cnlr of rnnic
ton IS scarcely PfrceptbIe lnncw cotmtres. in
whlcn provisions are abundant like tho Smfe Of
Ohm. Indiana, and fomc ohrre population do,l,le.
itself, ~ ifom ton Ia twelve Veins and IN Tie who'll,
lmed state, II doubles le,if III about twenty-five
err tlnliy ytaIs Us has been ascerancd from actual
cnn,nlaiIons, independent of emigration from A.
broad In means Of subsistence IN every country
'onHist almost oyeIuaivcIy Of tie products of the
aoil aud tn quantity Of tIasr products depends We
~ much upon liz hlauufl N winch the sod is cul
uraied ENGLAND, for eSmnpla, s0stnns flrec
iimes IA. many inhabitants owiug to It's high state
oi cultivation as Il would do # cultivated as lhnds.
are cultivated IN Virginia And cpcry country IN
winch all the inhabitants az free, viii sustain dou
bic rs Gr'at "a popalotnnas oue III winch slavery
rA0sts In attempting tben. 10 osccian what
number Of inhabitants Virginia will mainldn. We
are pol to hc|ofenrd b the numbered mhabl-
ina Ia lht squire ml'r ia countries IN which am
culture h ratl'd 10 tie hghostA Perfection but by
the amount Of HE nrc's .arIos Il hic which can be
IL a&a from the sol Nv or mode Of cultivation
Estimating the population IN Which Virginia or
rather lbol pari oil lynq East oilhc Blue Ride.
"al 9lpodl upon dat principle, ltia perfectly ap-
Ineail IN never sustain more dian one-thlrd IN
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
SENATE


Ctmb,JiaUd The polls were kept open three
days Oothe first day, We leam, that WIN. +
Randolph received about II votes. and Dr Flood
about 81. Tins woull alrlllcayc the Doctor ,onsi
dera5ly uhcad. Cumberland Is the last county 10
vote.
lorl-Jobn Pose III, Robt. Anderson n
Ua,lr,cl Pasc 51-Mr Anderson camc on, after
the northampton and Warwick election was over
aud a day orlwo before Tire election IN York.
Pagcs present majority Is 311-,md Accomuc, ElN
abcth CITY and Williamsburg YET o volt.
UUhe-Wm Nice a-rc-eIec,cd without oP
position
Cap,psr-slaoshtcr Gj5, Hi 30 Madison
and Orange i vote.
Nonroe-Berroe 10 Hog lhaIgmcrg-
Borne IS, Hog, 5o3 Thee or four eoantles yet
to be heard from
IGOUsEOF DELEGATES.
Gam5siLtnd IlI-Dmiel Wi,on-rr elected
without opposition.
B.dtord II T. Thomas Preston I'll, Edmund
Pat 33s, Gostvus A. Wnsd#aI -, Michael
BoWy.r II
Pa>qLsoa@I2I- Vincent Waehol, VIM Swan.
soa-uooPpos.tou#
PatrE -Ioae Adams /, saldto be rr-eIso.
It'd, but W have not hoard b, what majority, oycr
Nj Loud
Pei,rs5u s II John L Brown--no opposition
NglJolt coopiV f. JOHN w Mudaugh' ~
Dr w liam Collins l96, james T. Wilson 81,
Wilson Srot oil Dempsey Noah 81
Dmr11dle III=Wn II. BroluoN Isl, l.
scott mot "a eaoGsaar.J IL
N7c h,pt-Ioba 4 elopton 13s, james
SaunIor4 l33. Richmond T Lo,s 81 Jam5s Roan'
81 Charles Guy yet volt.
IiJJgtfL - I,xluIrr w Jones iG lhOmns