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n N CHANCERY-vIEGiNIA.- rules held in the
a. clerk oihce OF the County Court of Essex, on the
7th day of October, 1888: Wv
James L. Cox Meredith Brown and Frances his wife,
" no. oe1s e" inlernarriage with the said Brown, " az
RANGES DAVIS, and Richard Row 1ue Trustee for the bo
neiit OF the said Moredi aud Frances Blown and ther
children, pi,n';n Nv"
against
Lewis III. Thomas and Elizabeth his wife who Loc
her iDtermarrage with the said Thomas ,vas EI;a'I',t
Davis Robert p. Warng, Sem. Trustee for The hs"eGt
OF the said Lewis ii. Thomas aud Elz,bei, liz cid, ,
their children, i'ouware Yawer and Lomisa Yayier ad
Juhus sawer infant children OF the said BouIyare We
ter, aud Sarah Vawer. decreased or -. 80,
vie, W." 20 '"'" Dd-
'rbo d.c..,, +, Defendsnts.
J. ne defendants, BOulwaro Vawirr and Julius V,w,rr
ho' having entered their appearance and given serurtv
.coI"hs 10 Tie act OF Assembly and the rules of hi,
Court and IT appearing by satisfactory evidence that ,hcv
are lo' 'hanidnts OF 'is Commonwealth. the motion
% we pdhis by counsel, il IL ordered that tc said de-
enahs do appear before the Justices OF County Cont
oil Essex, on the third Monday n December r xi and an
s"er The PLAINTIFF bill and tlat copy Of Ibis order HI,
forthwith Inserted 10 wspsper published IN t c
~ oil Richmond Tor two months succes.ivey and t,f ,no
ther copy hereof be posted at the font door Of e court
house Of this county. Copy-Tose
JAMES ROY MlCoU, Jr., clerk
Oc'Ooer 70. d0-wSw
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fhOfOsE having School the ensuing year, AT NV
n efidence ~ le lower end OF Louisa and about riyI
miles norm OF GoOcland Court House taught by nv son
Walter G. Shelton lie lately graduated al Hampton Syd
ney college, aud is recommended Ivy the faculty Of ta
suien, TO the patronage Of parents aud guardians as
all instructor Of youth ia all those branches usuav ,
'ued in academies and classical schools" Ills p,ee far
The lower branches OF English, will be S5 and for ,e
higher branches and Latin and Greek, $50 I will take
WM' SHELTON, (.UinorJ
Vc'Oos' 90 4S- WIN
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Ep UNAWAY IN JAIL.-A Negro man, who calls
IA a. himself MOSES, was committed to the Jail Of Han.
VNc'' county, as runaway, on the 20 day Of August
last VINO says he belongs Mr Ann Peasants OF the
county Of Goochldnd; lie apprehrnded in the Stage
Todu reading from Richmond TO Fredericksburg, and pa
per lound 10 his possession which he acrw ards arknow
lodged to be forgery, granting him permission 20 10
e CITY oil Washington, in the name OF Ann pleasans
The said slIve appears be about forty years old of
middle stature, very black, and when committed had
~ appearance OF having been accustomed working in
coal has several scars about the hands and yss aud had
when committed blue cloth coat, and +srev csss;,
pantaoons, and old fur hat together with LACE knan
sack, containing variety Of eofbng The owner i. re-
gnesed to come forward identify his property pay Jab
be dealt with as the law directs ~ 0'O "0 WIN
1,, LANEY JONES, d. s.,
Fgr C"'tG behefey Sheriff and Jdiioy Of Honorer Co.
l'V'cmDtF o. 53-wI2y-
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Gen. Shelby, OF Lexington, KY, sold lately a flock
OF lou mules, raised on his plantation for SIIlO cash
"a hand-Ii OF them wore purchased for gentleman at
this agricultural thrift '
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& q SM REWARD.-Ran away from Mrs Com
~ IL eVV land, in The City OF Richmond, on Tues.
Gay the 2i,h Sept negro ROBIN who calls himself Robin
rage belonging to the subscriber He is &c years old
ABOUT ee or inches high-dark compile xou though
nor very backhas long woolIy hair, and very bad teeth
his voice is hoarsc though very coarse and he i,
squar" built He is good house ant and will proba
my seek that employment. 4 will give The above reward.
ne Is taken out OF this State and delivered to Inc at
HICKORY ostom IN Hanover county, John Marshall
Sheppard of Richmond City or $50 il taken in this State
ana delivered to Inc, secured in any JAIL so tina, get
MN III again. i. ID. G.. BROWN
November 1. N ,t
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tx fLVAN HILL AGA DENY. The subscriber in
~ conneXion with Mr.. VIM c. Nelson will on the
ION January, 1884, open School for the reception Of
ooauers al sylvan Hill, his future residence Sylvan
iIl Is pleasantly situated in the Forks of Hanover about
80 miles from Richmond, above the Fork Church in The
immediate neighborhood OF the Rev J. Cock and sur
rounded by society," for intelligence morality and piev
surpassed ny none in Virgin,. Mr. Nelson son Of III,
a'e nlr Peter Nelson, President of Wing6ed Academy
70 whose professional exerons Virginia is so much in
aeo'cn Tor many oil her most literary and practical mep
Is SO wen known as uniting with the most minute ac1uaint
ahce WIN The Classics facility in mpsrtino insrur
io and peculiar turn for exciting the attic n,ion
the confidence and controlling the feelings Of his pupils
anu me subscriber alter having devoted twenty years Of
us I'VE 10 he instruction OF YOUTH and behed many who
owe the direction OF the unfolding energies OF their minds
10 his fostering care now filling stations of usefulness and
some Using even to distinction in the literary world cam
o ou' suppose his own preensioDs, as teacher fullv
hown 10 Tie public The subscribers buildings all
ed within The last IL months, with an eye single TO pro
ss'ona purposes, will afford every facility which can be
derived fom that source The course Of instruction will
embrace the Latin, Greek and French Languages viii,
an lie various branches Of the English Expecting 10
prosecute his present profession perhaps to the close Of
us ie, and convinced tha although patronage NAV be
o'"ned ny accidental causes be retained onfv bv
acknowledged merit the subscriber is determined that no
eNerion shall be waning his part 10 secure con,nu
ance Of patronage Price Tor Board and Tuition sIOO
n 49, - TIL. II. FOX.
Mdngohirk, King William, October o. 5oyn
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VA ANTED.-A GoVerDess, sell qualified TO leach
w Music, French, and the branches of a polite Cc
the Southern part Of Virginia for the next year To
exhibiting satisfactory testimonials of her qualification. H.
beral wages will be given situation is also wanted ss
W,"c u'or, or as 'eaener OF select ncighbourlood
school, by gentleman who has for six years een cons
dered successful Instructor in an scAdcmca cour.e Of
Lain and English. Communications on either suit. ct
W'i' meet WIN im,nedi1e attention, If directed 10 r. H.
GsflSnds p o. Albemafle county, Va stating terms,
November .. 10 80
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n NEACHER-A young Lady from the North. wi,hes
a situation az Teacher in lamy-she is qualified 10
give instruction In English Music aud Painting Address
IL. DELL, Williamsburg, Va
November y. ro q,
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a " OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -Cumberland Court.
81 September 23i, 1881 ~
drck, " 1 D, :; -; 1''
against '''
William Gadbury Miller Woodson, ST.. Nancy Russell
~ "oouson, Defendants
ne defendant Alexander Woodson not having entered
OF the General Assembly and the rules of ts Court and
appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court tina, he is NOT
an inabant oil this State, the motion of the complain
hs, oy counsel ii ordered, that tie said defendant,
Alexander Woodson appear here on the first of De-
ceoer Court next and answer the compliments BILL and
a copy oil this order be forthwith inserted in some one
'ne pnDhc newspapers printed in the city Richmond
pr TWO months sccessvey and also posted the front
ooor OF he Court House OF this county. Copy-Teste
OtI f II3-W0wE B. b. WOODSON ID C.
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VIRGlNlA OIL STONE.-CoLMAY, RAyNoYp
q NELtoGG's celebrated Oil StOnc ready (o'
use, for sale wholesale or retail, by
q. V. RAYMOND
Richmond, "a, November g. 5a|wIw
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vacation during the months Of June and December
Each young lady TO provide knife and fo,k silver
spoon and six towels ' '''''
Letters 10 be addressed 10 Greensboro Meckleobure
County, Virginia.
Mecklenburg, November l, 1888 53-wAv
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"a iay9riio do1 Of Madsme Bon,pou.
INC iPei0f' tiiss,b other, afterwards Erpg OF sc,;o
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axe care Of yost bsLs,. t:ei N.A aud come
aud JOIN Briore die beast let say pace,
u,""y harp, houts together.
seUd y'u Thousand kisses and some TO Fortune,
though hr i. mi-chie,ous rogue.
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Letter 22-TO JOsepbins. nj Royoo,,

Lelp Zz-10 Josephine, at bologna.
Ancona, Goth Pluvoise, Year V-Feb I3h i7e7
nave received no letters from YOU and cannot doub
mat you have ceased 10 love me- send Won some
papers aud letters set Immediately TO cross Tho
mountains As soon ascertain where I am IN be
WIN SEND Tor you To have you wi Il me i, the dearest
wish Of my heart " WV ea's'
thousand and thousand kisses. BoNApAprr
Letter 23.-T0 Josrphine at BoIog,o
18th Plnyiose, Year V-February IGb 10Y
You are ILL., you out OF spirits YOU do nat write IN
me, anu you wish 10 return TO Paris You no onoer loo.
me this thought makes wretchcd NV deare., Iosc
phne life has become almost insupportable 10 INC since
heard Of your illness NV ''''No
will immediately send Moscai 10 prescribe for vou
am myself unwelI; my cold still continues eni,es
you WI take care Of yourself that you will love mo
dearly as love you, aud write 10 me every Jay am II,
the most anxious suspense. " "
have desired Moscaii TO accompany you 10 Ancons If
you ieel inclined TO viii address letter In von
there, TO Inform you where | shall be. ~ ~
shall probably conclude peace with tI,e pone and
tnfh shall soon join pou this is the most earnest win
oil my heart. VIZ"
send you llossand kisses BE assured nat ,o,I,io
can equal my love- except my anxiety Write 10 mo ever
day. AGieu my beloved BoNApnsTr'
Letter Is - To Josephine. at Bofoouo
- IaIenion, LIST Ventose, Year V-Feb 10 1907
:, The peace with Rome has just been signed Boloon,
retr't", ana komagna, are ceded 10 the Republic Tic
objects ofan. '' ' many
! shall set out tomorrow morning for Ancon,. Vfe,c
! thsH proceed 10 Nmni, Rsyenns, anil Bologna, r.
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Monebe'Io 9Th FructiIor, Year 1V-Scpt 10. 1896
we have made eighteen thousand prisoners. s rest of
we enemy force is either killed wounded Wurmser
WIN column OF fifteen hundred cavalry and five n,ou.
1n Infantry has no" no alternative but 10 throw himself
never had such series OF great and constan, 0ood
.of'une Italy, Froul Tyrol now beInne 70 M E1ou
49, eror iaust create second army Arlilerv car
.Iegcs, Dnige, baggage; all are taken. '''
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ENSI a Bills IL ME young Ladies' ten miles from
"a B9ydfon and three from GreenS6orough AIeckIcu.
GGWg County, prginia-The Misses Diapers, Giom
they intend opening Seminary for young .dies on ,h
ON OF JANUARY and they ieel assured that the attention
pid 10 pupils placed under their will be such as will
give general satisfaction. "
TERMS PER ANNUM.
For Board, payable quarter in advance, $50
instruction IN Geography, use Of the Globes Plo.
sophy, History aud the usual branches OF an Eng.
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Ancona, 22d PIuyiose, Year Web ion 10Y
We have been at Ancona these two days We bav
aSen me Gl adeI by eop.de main, after short fusi
lade. We have made twelve hundred p,isoners a,nnn
whom were fifty officers, whom send home
am still at at Ancona have not sent for vo, hs
cause The hghng Is not yet ended but expect viii
In few days Be,ides the country is very unbc
IND every one is afraid Of IL - 'S
l. out Tomorrow Tor the mountains You have nt
written 10 me, though sou promised to LET me- b 1n'
you every day. ~ NV
recommend you 10 take ride daily: il will be ben.
fetal TO your health. ~ " '''
never was so weary of anything as of this borrd va
Adieu, my beloved josephine Think of me
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prescia' iSih Fruc,idor, Year IV.-Aug 10, I796.
act Is TO write 10 you. Your health and yonr image
never been absent from my thoughts ghou the whole
journey shall not be at until hear from vou
"phufnIiy look for your letters You cannot imagine m,
anxiety left you i'll and out of spirits If the mos, pro
ouna ana tender affection can render you happy, YOU
ought TO ne So am overwhelmed with business
Farewell my sweet Josephine. Love me- take caro- nj
your health, and think often, very often, of
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49, From the National Gaz.ttc.l
We have inserted this morning. from the Iondo, Co,r
IonAi se'its OF letters or bii'eis from Napoleon TO
Josephine, of which do not ioub, the authenticate
mere are many more in the Jonrna written when lac va.
Emperor he condition. OF greatness is ins,ruc,iv.Iy
exemp'hed III the following f,o two OF the I'm
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may 10.

Turner 4 Salisbury,
HAVE this week Received further
supply ofNew Goods, consisting in part
OF broad cloths, plain and striped cassi.
meres, vestings, rouen cashmere, prints
sheetings, blk and col'd cambria, suspend
ers, blue jeans, corded skirts, SHIRT bo-
SONS, brougham hdkls, sc. sc. Pur-
chasers are invited to call and examine.
may IL. water-street.
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Portl.pd, uns; Cronstatk;, Low. Amsterdam
schrs Pan Mstsnzss, Fosdick. A,Dsisrda,n. ldg;
BIilliant, Murray, New Yoik, !dg. Passed go
ing in, berm. iuin, er loaded, low deck brig
with q signal red border and white centre. =
9th inst Lot 81 IS, lon Is ~, saw two whale
ships. standing N. W.
Arr at do ilIh, brig Sampson, Purkis, I'm Ha-
vsna, IA days, with molnsses 10 W'm. Richmond
I'd. Co. Left S.s Bird, Carr, une; Fame.
vinson, arr 18Th, in 22 days fin Prov,dehce.-
Spoke 26ih ult. off Maianzas, ship Charlotte.
Church, 2I days fm Bristol Tor Havana; LIST iost.
lat 33 IL Ion n Sc, Spanish brig Dion, fin Ha
vaha, for Codiz and Barcelona, IN distress, we
gave the officer Who boarded US Information re.
specling the distance and bearing OF Charleston,
where she int ended to put in Tor repairs; 8d, LAT
33 IA, lon 73 53, sebr LYDIA, fin Charleston fol
New Bedford; 4th, lat "a ~, Ion rs 10. brig
Packet, fm Porto Kno for New York; 9th, lai
35 So, Ion IA, brig Only Son, Fisher, kn Havana
for Providence; sth, brig Victor, Of Boston,
standing West.
Brig Mary, Harris, 10 days I'm Charleston.
Arr l2lh. barquo Caroline, Agery, I'm New
Orleans, 8. ~. Pass, 2oth ul,. Sailed fin laior
in co. with ship Florence, for Liverpool; brig
Caroline, for Havre, and parted 3 days Out.
Brig Only Son, Fisher, Tin Havana.
schI Edward +, anklin, Blankenship, 10 doys
I'm Savannah Sailed in CO. with big William
for Boston,
Schr President, Rhodes, FIN Baltimore. Yes
terday, oil Block Island, saw large ship take a
pilot, bound to the eastward.
Schr Herald, Whiltlesey, fin Philadelphia.
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Saddle and Harness

ME subscriber would inform his
II friends and the public generally,
that he still continues to carry on the .bu-
siness Of Saddle aud Harness making, at
his old stand, corner of Main and King
streets, few doors sPuth Coles Hotel,
where he will attend 10 all orders in his
line, with neatness and despatch. He
vii also attend to chase trimming, which
will be done in good style.
He has on hand for sale, good as
sortment Of Saddles and Harnesses which
will be disposed of at the lowest prices. Al
so, saddle and harness trimmings, cha;se
and wagon whips, and large assort-
ment oftrunks, all sizes.
sp" Particular attention paid to O.
pairing harnesses and saddles.
EPHRAlM FRENCH.
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Coach and Chaise
M A KING.

UyHE subscriber would inform the
citizens Of Warren and lis Vicin-
ity, that he has taken the shop two doors
moth of Mr.. l.. French's saddle and har-
nsss makers shop, and n few rods south
Of Coles hotel, where he will attend tt
all orders in the line of Coach and Chaise
Making, which he assures his friends will
be done in a neat, substantial and work
manlike manner.
Carriages repaired at short notice.
Orders are respectfully solicited.
JONATHAN SIMMONS.
may 18. 3w.
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Cid at Philadelphia s'h, brig Premium. Young,
Arr at New York 10th, sloop Bridgewater,
I'm this port.
Schr Post Boy, Perry, FIN Gardiner, for War
ren, was in woods HoIc, i2ih
At New Orleans, 22d ult. brigs Remittance,
Liscomb, for Bristol ldg up tho river; Noble,
Tor Providence, soon; Grand Turk. Bail,y, do
do; Meridian, do; Rising States, Munro, Sa-
vannah, soon.
Arr at New York 18th, Premium. Young, FIN
Philadelphia.
Ar al New Bedford I4th, ship Norfolk, Pease,
I'm East Cape, with l400 bbls oil. Left ST.
Helena, lst March. Spoke, lat 81, lon so 40,
slip Acasta, Of Sogharbor, 100 bbls. bound
home.
Ship Young Phenix, Cathcart, fin Pacific O.
cean, with full cargo Of oil,
Cid ship Columbus, Psase, South Atlantic.
Al Havana, 4th inst. Charlotte, Church, unc;
Sea Bird. Carr, New York, do; Fame, Vinson,
for Providence 3; Busy, Church, I'm Providence;
Emeline, BuIse,, I'm Bristol; Nereus, Cole,
FIN Warcp.
AT ST. Johns, r. II. 2sth ult. Antelope,
Nckeson, New York, 7; Delight, Barker, Ter
Providence, 8.
At Ha,re, March "a, Charles Joseph, Cong
don, Of Providence, FIN New oileans unc; Cy-
rus butler, Frost, fin do.
Ar at Mobile, 29th, brig Cobbsssee Contee,
Brayton, H%ana.
Ar at Matauzas 2Sth brig CLYDE, Bradford, I'm
Bristol.
SPOKEN,
April ED, lat %, Ion Sc. ship VIM. Baker,
Smith, TN H'arren, III DAYS out.
b. Both, lat 81 80, Ion 70 OF, brig Ams,cl, ds.
I'm Brisl oil for Havana.
May 4lh, lat 23 80, Ion 70 As, brig Har-
riet II days I'm New Orleans for Ivotpool
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Commemorate Of .MossacLuseff,.

Commonwealth Of MassacLusefts.
BRIsToL, IS. : AT q Court of Probate
holden at Dighton, in and for said
County, on the tenth day Of May, A.
ID. 1893.
WV HEREAS Horace M. Peck, Ad-
w ministrator Of the Estate Of Rob-
ert Peck, late ofSwanzey, in said coun-
ty, deceased, has offered for allowance
his Cd account Of his administration of the
estate Of said deceased; Ordered, that the
first Tuesday in June next, at ten o'clock
before noon, at the Court Of Probate then
to be holden at Digbton, in said county,
be assigned for taking the said account
into consideration and that the said
Horace M. Peck give public notice there
of to all persons interested, by causing
an attested copy Of this order to be pub
lished three weeks successfully in the
Northern Star, newspaper printed in
Warren, before the said time, that they
may be present, and shew cause, If any
they have, why the said account should
not besaIlowed
II. BAYLIES, Judge Of Probate.
A true Copy,-Attest,
A. BAssETT, Register.
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conyeysd In from ouths gpoli Ia Morrislowa
1t 10 supposed ths .Mf Sayre was induced
to 60 to the barb 10 examine one ofthe hor-
ses when the monster perpctrated the deed
--and that Mrs. Sayre, alarmed ut his un-
usual abse nee, had followed him, and shar-
cd his fate. They were both dressed-he
had on his boots, and she calash.
1t is supposed that tho only motive for
the nc, was plunder. The three persons
murdered were, exclusive Of the Swede, }
the only inmates ofthe house. Mr.. Sayre's
two daughters were fortunately absent
one to attend the funeral ola deceased
relative, in Connecticut, and the other at
school in New Haven. Had they been at
home, il is probable they would have been
adde to the number Of victims. Mr..
Sayre was we'll known in this city. He
retired from business in 1907, and was dis
tinguished for amenity ofmann ers, and in
tegrity Of conduct lie wcs native Of Or
ange county in this State, and his first wife
was the daughter Of the late Isaac Tomlin-
son, Esq. ofNew Haven. He had been
Engaged IN agriculture in his retirement,
0ha w % III tuC VI thO pSo~S os
the time he was murdered.
A confederate was rumo red to have been
seen on the horse of Mr.. Sayre in Bergen
woods, ia the direction Of BULBS ferry
but although the wretch declared to the
Sheriiith he had five accomplices, it is
believed that he was the sole perpetratOr.
English Factory Labor BW-A bill is
now before Parliament, designed to reg
uiate the time during which children aid
young persons shall be compelled to la
bor ia mills aud factories. The reason
ior the introduction for this bill is state d
in the preamble to be a practice which
prevails oi compelling such persons to la
bor for an unreasonable length Of time,
aud Ia many instances during the whole
night. The bill provides, that persons
under the age OF twenty-one shall not be
held to labor between the hours OF seven
in the evening and six in the morning !;
and that those under the age OF eighteen
shall be employed only eight hours on
SATURDAY, and ten on any other day
l'hs hours of labor may be varied as to
'their commencement and termination, but
mo, ~ respects their number. Children
under the aye OF nine years are not to be
employed at all ; nor are any children to
be detained on Sunday ia clearing the
machinery. The walls Of the working
rooms are required to be whitewashed
once u year, aud IN all factories to be here
alter erected, the walls Of all such rooms
are to be al least ten feet in height. The
time OF labor is to be regulated by time
pieces set by the nearest public stock
The machinery is to be fenced or boxed
|off, 50 as to prevent accidents and if any
fatal accidents occurred in consequence
of the neglect Of this precaution, they are
TO be imputed as manslaughtei' to the
Owners of the factory, who arc to deposit
ia pecuniary compensation for the suffer
pr, where the injury is serious, without
being fatal. 1t is proposed, that the act
shall take effect on the lst OF July.
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er Mr.. LORD, Agent Of the Ameri-
can Seamens' Friend Society, is expect
ed TO deliver an Address, in the Baptist
Injecting house, in this town, this even
ling, at IA to 8 o'clock.
Seamen, the friends Of seamen, and the
public generally, in the town and vicinity,
arc respectfully invited to attend.