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BEAUTIFUL IMAGININGs. A recent travel
Ter gives an account that when he was walking
on the beach of Brazil, he overlook colored wo-
man with tray on her head Being asked what
she had to SELL she lowered the tray, and with rev.
erend tenderness uncovered it 1t was the life
less form of her babe, covered with neat white
robe, with garland round the head, and flowers
within the little hands that lay clasped upon its
bosom
els that your child 2" said the traveller
:" 1t was mine few days ago." she replied,
i" but the Madonna has it for her angel now.''
" How beautiful you have laid it out" said
he.
"She added cheerfully All what is that to
the bright wings she wears in heaven"
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Wachusett Hotel Princeton, Mass.

"a FTNHIS we'll known Establishment is offered tor
sTk rent The present lease expires pFil lst Is47
s2A and possession will be given ut within that time
il application is made to the sabccriber.
PRINCETON Dec TO- WARD N. BOYLSTON.
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TNE ETNA INSURANCE rONPANf.

No. So State-street, Hartford. Conn,
With sound and available Capital N $3.50, 900,
~ the citizens OF Worcester and its vicinity Il nsures
Dwelling Houses and Furniture and Merchandise
generally, Factories, and Mills, the most favorable
terms.
This Institution has been In operation nearly qoarser r.
centurys reputation for liberal adjustment, and its
promptitude paying losses well known and estsb
shed. THOMAS X. BRACE President
SIMEON l.. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford, March s, la45. iEu
IL Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining insurance in the above
Company referred for particulars, TO A. II. Btu
LoosI, Esq, in Worcester, Mass.
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Cotton MachinerY For Sale.

ID ECENTLY used in the manufacture of No. 80 Printing
IL Cloths and in good running ORDER consisting OF
Picker, Wilton d. Sons make-20 Cards-9 Breakers
IL Finishers-l Douber--l Drawing France Taunton
Speeders 10 heads eachlS Spinning Frames, 1900 live
spindes2 pair Mules of 4S6 and Of 10 spndles
/ Warper-2 Dressers6 Looms Cylinder and Dofer
Grinders with all other articles used in Cotton Mills.
IL may be examined any time application 10 Mr.
SILAs DiNsMoRE SO Main st Forester For further par
icuars inquire OF s. B. HOLBROOK, Holden
Dec 26, d3taw wtf52
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NOTICE.

ENHE subscriber having sold his interest in the Furniture
Store, No l57 Main Street, to Messrs. BURT & KIM
BALL, takes this opportunity c thank his friends fer their
past avors and begs continuance of The his
cessors who have all the facilities for supplying any kinds
of goods In their ne nc the shortest notice and at the
lowest rates, and will themselves sup
port.
All persons having demands against the subscriber
requested TO the for payment and all those
indebted to him requested to make payment to VIM
A. MOVES, who is authorized TO settle the same.
Worcester, Jan /, 1917. JOSEPH BUCKLEY.
The subscribers having purchased the stock
and stand OF Mr. JOSEPH BUCKLEY, l57 MAIN STREET,
where they will keep extensive of fashionable
CABINET FURNITURE,
FEATHERS, MATTRESSES BED~STEADS, SOFAS
TABLES, CHAIRS, LOOKING GLASSES, CLOCKS,
&c &C. which they will sell at the lowest prices for cash
the old stand formerly Moves 81 Longs.
All kinds Of CABINET WORK made 10 order. The
patronage of the public is respectfully solicited and every
exeron will be made satisfy every and their
support. BURT a. KIMBALL.
Worcester, Jan ], lS47. dw3
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ANOTHER DAUGHTER. The family of the
Republic is increasing. The birth of State has
been announced at Washington Iowa has been
admitted into the Union, on an equal footing with
the original States May she prove to be star,
and never receive stripe at the hands of the
Federal Government ~. o. TTopic.
II she does not she will be more fortunate than
any of the family before her. They have receiv-
ed little besides stripes" from the locofoco par
ty-.aIb. Eue Jour.
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OH. PAINTINGS
0 BE SOLD AT AUCTION.

10 DE- SULU HI AUUI1UIWs
THURSDAY, JAN. 81, AT 2 P. M. at office
shall sell choice collection of OIL PAINTINGS,
comprising about 90 pieces Most these produc-
ton OF Mr. Henry Woodward and are worthy the atten-
ton OF those who like and Good Pictures
The public invited to call and examine the Paintings
to be present at the sale r. W. 81 G. P. BANCROFT.
Worcester. Jan - 1877.
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THE FARMER THAT DINED WITH THE
LAWYER

The following anecdotes of the eating house
ale given on the authority of the "Knickerbock-
err" They prove certainly that there are more
things "hashed up'' into what are called made
dishes" than hungry men are always aware Of.
What meat is this said country farmer the
other day, to legal friend who had invited him
into French restaurant in the lower part OF the
city, to take hasty dinner with him; what meat
is 1t" 'Its beef, think said the lawyer The
countryman replied. Il guess not; don't taste
like beef to me; and he regarded the amphibi-
Gus looking dish before him with thoughtful So
iicItude. At the next mouthful, he laid his knife
and fork down, and asked with eager curiosity,
'An't this French eating house " sit is an
swered the lawyer. Then it IS dog = he eX
claimed, removing the last morsel from his mouth
as sailor relieves his jaws Of tobacco quid sit
is dog, and | thought it was / ct dog once at
Swago, (Oswego) in the last war, and know
what it is And although it was excellent
restaurant at which they were dining, so great
was his prejudice against the French cuisine that
ne could not be persuaded to take another NOR
sci. When they walking home, he said to
his friend, My neghbor Jones down TO
York once, and being very fond O. sassengers, he
went into an eatin' shop to get some. While he
was hearin' Of 'em fry, hissin' and sputtern'
away, was buyin' some OF 'em raw at the
counter, and while he was tyin' of 'em up, a
chap come in with fuz cap and dirty sustoot,
and laid down little bundle at the further eend
o the counter. He looked at the keeper and see
he was little busy so he said, lookin' shy al
him as he went out, says he, 'Taint no matter
about the money nOlC, but that makes eeuen i,
pintn toward the bundle. Jones looked at the
bundle, and he says he see the head of a cal
stickin' out at the eend, with long smellers onto
it as long as his finger He left that shop MAJ
in quick, and han't never eat a sassenger sence.
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r. r. HUTCHINSON.

Successor to VIM. LEGGATE,) I66 MAIN ST.,
a MANUFACTURER and Dealer in HARNESSES, SAD
VI DIES, BRIDLES,--Coach, Chase and Draft COL
LARS. Also, Trunks, Yaiises and Carpet Bags Coach
Gig and Twg WHIPS, &c. " Repairing done at short
notice 9 Worcester, Jan 16.
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Somebody thinks if Nature had designed man
to be drunkard, he would have been construct
ed like churn, 50 that the more he drank the
firmer he would stand.
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LADIES OF WORCESTER.

III II. DAYTON presents his respects to the
NJ residents Of Worcester and vicinity, aud invites
ther attention TO his NEW SALOON fitted With the OF.
care and taste expressly for their accommodation
OYSTERS served in any style desired; Hot COFFEE,
TEA PlES, CAKE. SC served in separate apartments
H.H D. intends conducting his Establishment In sly lie
suitable to the wants of the public that they may
favor him with their patronage.
70 Families sup lied with Oysters and Csks; Parties
Halls &C., with ICE CREAM.
II. II. DAYTON, WALDO BLOCK,
First Store north Of the Peoples.
worcester, Dec 81 dwI
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Mutual Fire Insurance

Mutual Fire Insurance.
INHE HOLYOKE mutual FIRE INSURANCE
1 COMPANY IN LEM. commenced operations May
%, 1913 The numb Policies which have been ALREADY
issued by said compa is 4379 Amount of property in.
sured more than "a eco. Amount Of capital in Pre-
MUM Notes, is $3.50 Insurance for the term of six
years greater Mt than $1,000 &aken on any
one risk. Property emed hazardous, not taken.
John S. WILLIAMS President
JoHS T. BURMA Secretary.
Salem, Oct %, II
az N. b. Application for insurance NAV be made to
EUCLID CHADSEY, Agent, No. A, Central Exchange.
Worcester, Nov 4, 1886. 44tf
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STEAM GRIST MILL,

TINE subscriber having purchased OF WIN. b. WHITNEY,
an undivided halt the right OF using and vending In
Worcester, PLATT'5 PATENT PORTABLE GRIST
MILL would hereby inform the public that they have one
OF the Mills in operation at CouRT MILL they
prepared to Grind, to order, all kinds Of grain.
Worcester, Oct Fl. REUBEN BEMIS.
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Weaver Wanted immediately,

weaver w duCeU 1llLn6uldC6lyy
rINO go South and take charge OF Weaving Room in
j Cotton Mandatory healthy, good wages
and employ given. Reference will berequred for
character and ability For further information apply
JOSHUA MURDOCH, in.
Leicester, Jan 49, d6tw1ts
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SOLAR LAMPS.

NMORE than FIFTY different patterns of Sofa
vH LAMPS for sale at prices Is per cent lower tina
have ever been offered before by IL
Worcester, Jan 20. CIV A. J. BROWN % co.
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Special Notice,

A LII PERSONS indebted to the subscriber
IA requested to make payment before the fret of
February HENRY II. CHAMBERLAIN.
Worcester. Jan 10. div visit
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REMOVAL.

A J. BROWN s. co. have removed from the
N Store lately occupied by them TO No. l42 MAIN
STREET, door south OF b. l.. hARDoN 4 Co., where
,hey will be happy to oil their friends and customers
V1nrcas,er Ian 90 CIV
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DRAWING.
NOTICE.

Providence & Worcester Rail Road Co,
Seventh Assessment.
Office is hereby gwen that the eth Assessment 10 +
Ten Dollars each share been laid by the Board
Of Directors, PAYABLE ON THE FIRST DAY OF
FEBRUARY NEXT, at the Treasurer's Office, Washing
ton Buildings, In the City of Providence.
Interest from the first day of February will De charged
on apaymens made previous the lth day Of Feb
ruary. ISAAC BROWN Tross,ra,
Providence Jan. le, le47.
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4 UTpST.RATE RLACKSMITH

VKTANTED IMMEDIATELY, who possesses skill sufl-
w sient enable him to execute all kinds Of swaglns
and forging required In private Armory. Good moral
character required. Inquire at this ONCE. -,
Sept IA. oeMWu
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Teeth Extracted without Pain.
nR. MILLER, Dentist, is using the Anodyne
~ Vap0r for Extracting Teeth without Pain, with an
improved and elegant apparatus.
Operations on the Teeth and Diseases OF the Mouth
attended TO usual.
Office and residence WALNUT STREET, rear
Of Newcumh & Clark's Store.
Worcester, Dec O.
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NOTICE.

NUTICEs
MOUND In the Cars, on the 22d Of Dec. last green
a Morocco Gard Case containing small sum of money
and Watch Key. Whoever has lost the same can have
u by calling at this Ohice-provng property and paying
charges Worcester, Jan 2.
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Copartnershin Notice.

C0partnership Notice.
EDWARD DENNY. HORACE MCFARLAND and
"a THOMAS DENNY, (of the late firm OF Jones' Denny
X Ward9 have associated IN business under the 6rm Of
EDWARD DENNY IL CO..
SALE OF
DYE STUFFS, DYEiNG DRUGS, AND
Manufacturers Articles.
AT No. 80 MILK STREET, corner of Kilby.
Nov. is, 1916. If ROSTON
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MANSFIELD & HAMMOND,

MANSFIELD & HAMMOND,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
CT0Ckery, China, Glass & Britannia Ware,
TABLE CUTLERY, TEA TRAYS,
Solar Lamps, GirGndoles, Paper Hasgings, SC
No, 159 Main Street.
North Wing Central Exchange. WORCESTER
Where beautiful assortment Of the above Goods NAV al
ways be found at the Loaoest Bfarkes Prices.
Particular attention given furnishing Hotels and Families
HENRY s. MANSFIELD, Jr.
March ID. dwtf TIMOTHY ". HAMMOND.
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FIRE INSURANCE.

FIRE INSURANCE.
THE American Insurance Company, Provi-
dence, r. l.. continue to insure against LOSS OR
DAMAGE BY FIRE, on Cotton, Woolen, and other Man
uacores Buildings, and Merchandise on favorable terms
The Capital Stock,
$4,000,
all paid in, and well invested. Directors-Wm. Rhodes
Robert r Stafford Amos D. Smith, Resolved Waterman
shubse Huchns, Ebcnezer Kelley, Tully d. Brown Ma
hsnel Bishop George s. Rahbone, Caleb Harris Jabez
Bullock, Walker Humphrey, and Allen o. teck.
Persons wishing for Insurance requested to direct
Their applications (Which should be accompanied with
particular description OF The property per mail
President or Secretary Of the Company, and the will
meet with prompt attention.
ALLEN o. PECK, President.
WALKER HUMPHREY, Secretary.
American Insurance Co Is
Office, Nov 9, 1916.
The subscriber is authorized receive applications
for Insurance by the above Company
w o BARTLETT,
Office i'll Bunan Block.
Worcester, Jan I, is47. dlstf
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MARRIED,
In Westminster By Rev. Mr.. Smith, Mr. John E. Chafin
OF Holden, to Miss Laura A. Adams.
MARRIED
DIED,

UIFJ,
In Sutton Jan 16 Of consumpton Mrs Ammo, wife Of Mr.
Daniel sibey co. Printers in N.Y. VT, and R. please
copy. =
In Orange Jan G. Charles Billiard son ofMoses Bullsrd
Of Princeton, SO.
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MISS WINCHESTER,
EEAS returned from New York, with new
NJ FASHIONS and great variety of RICH AND
DESIRABLE GOODS adapted to the Ladies' are
respectfully invited to call.
MILLINERY 4 DRESS MAKING as USUAL
Worcester Sept. 3d. 1876. If No. AZ, Main 81.
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.

No. 9 BURLING-SLIP, NEW YORK
TYRUS W. FIELD offers for sale, at the low
" est manu-, urers' prices very extensive assortment
OF PAPER, COMP sing every possible variety adapted
the wants Of in all sections of the country
Paper Of all kinds made 20 orler at short notice
The stock of Printing Paper unusually large part
which is OF very superior qua ~.
Paper Makers Materials of every description
imported and kept constantly hand lettings Wire
Cloth, FonTdriaer Wires, Bleers x Powder Blue Ultra
marin, Twne &c &c.
Rags, Canvas, Bale Rope, Grass Rope, Bag
ny, &C.. &c purchased, for whchi highest price
will he paid. dwly FEB u.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-09

nor AND cOLD BLAST IRON

The London Mining J5urnsl OF November 2lst contains
an afuco o gfeu incrHt relative % hot and cold blast PIG
Iron. I appears hat Mf Stephenson the eminent In
Rn'cf. uadc scfca u experiments 90 determine their
atss ths, and c afrco alluded asserts that ihe
result Will be complete iovou'ion n the Iron trade
CId blast PIG hos always commanded higher price tan
bit blast and hos been considered every way superior 10 b.
Ine scie states hat previous 10 the Of the
high loyc bridge az Newcastle upon Tyne intended 10 con-
meet the Hofk and Newcastle with the Nowcss and Ber
wick railway, VIZ Stephenson caused more Than 100 eHpe
nmens 10 be made With vsrous sorts ~ pig ron ho re-
'u Of which hos been prove hst hot bss superior 10
cold IN The proportion u 70 and moreover. that pig
iron, No 3, BE- better Than No J. which, up this Time has
sold much higher in iho market"
result 70 singular, AMI hitherto never suspected must
"heaiabl7hcd create revolution n tho trade" Curious
and Startling conclusions hsve been latsy sivcd by the
Engineers Of the United States end Europe IN ro auon o.
msy things never before thoroughly examined. IN fact
modern Engineering has inside gigantic strides, and tho
bodness Of some Of h conceptions soQrest
many snd costly experiments upon its matoros particular
" Iron. before their p'actcsbility is admitted
Iake FOR or nple the successful project n using Tor
suspension Bddgcs. Mr. R0EBuNg, in his pamphlet on
e pfnp"fed Bridge al Cincinnati ssys ihat this day
Lngsh Ennntefs have refused any other than Chsn
Cables IN tho c,nfhoouon II Bridges. Here o hotter A..
qo''nsnee with The strength end cspsbiliyo Of wire cables
hes resulted IN their successful u,o.
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New Books.

Mcs-rs. Dunker q Morris have sent us the folIowin,
works
.. a Quarter Race IN Kentucky. and other Sketches
illustrative Of Scenes Characters aud Incidents Throughout
hs Unvcrsal Yankee Nation "published under the su
p,5vision Of VIM T. Porter the fun loving editor Of tI
n V. spnt Of the Times--iisclf guarantee thbtit
rsdoleD OF aud humor. Tho sketches thirty three il
number, ilustu'ed by number Of appropriate engruv
ings.
2 "Ghost Stores. collected with a particular Wow Il
couneract the popular belief in Ghosts end Appafuons
with cugravinRs. The object Of tbs work fully se
forth IN 10 title, and the msnnef Of IT, vo
iudcious We recommend h 10 oil who troubled wid
isars n The pAantoms Of discussed imagination.
. "ksl Gwyone." an historical romance, by Ainswotl
(which Ne have not had leisure pcruso.
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Correspondence OF the Phiiad. North American.
.. :.

%, 4 l-2 r.
In Flour there has been moderate business done to-day
and the market steady SGT Genesee cannot
be easily bought $3.50. Some 20OU brls Genesee and
Troy sold at that figure Tor export Some small lots Mich
gan sold at A OF Ohio via New Orleans some 500
brls sold at S5,25a53It Southern lower. Georgetown
can be bought ut S5,25. sale Of 400 brs Philadelphia
mace here Monday So 25, intelligence Of the "a
glvn aud 1t was landed here this morning. remarka
bic instance o! despatch.
In Meal there has been large operations embracing 10
900 10000 brls with privilege 6OOO more OF The
sales 900 brs were Bandowne deliverable the mills
sale OF 1000 brl3 Philadelphia made S3S71 and
1000 5000 brs Jersey the rate oil for export
parcel Of Wheat, 1000 bushels Gencsee, sold at s
cts Corn is in good demand, and 10000 bushels new
Southern sold at % Old s nomnay s0aS2 cts and
cargo OF kiln dried brought ISL cts
Wh!skey IL dull at 2ic IN bbs.
In Pork there Is considerable excitement and 1900
bbs prime sid Ss,625aS.S75 the higher price bid Tor
1000 bbls close Mess Is SO375 So with sellers at
SlO5O The lot OF new unsold but 50 90 sndS 90
SAID 10 have been offered for H. Sales 800 bbs country
prime Beef at S6375a6,50. Other Provisions are quiet
and without change.
Sales Of 1900 bales Cotton J; advance since yesterday
partly on speculation.
Rochsle Brandy is lower. the supplies having been in
creased seigneue sold 81 Oj aud Rasua Charavet
S2O6.
Sales of Rasns at 81 As SOC aud 45c including 1900
halves and 1000 quarters, private terms to arrive
Some sales New Orleans Moasses have been made at
33c. which Is lower. The market is firm. Receipts nre
going into store Sales 80 Cuba on private te
Within lew days 2OOO bags Brazil Coffee sod At 73a7i
ets, showing The decline yesterday $50 bags J-
9Bl0 cts Sugars Guiei; sales $50 hhds New Or
leans ct 7nii e; 1900 brs Havana 65l7t for brown
and "a Tor white.
In Teas there "a little doing Holders are loss firm since
the passage # Wentwortl's resolution.
Sales oi $50 bales American dow roiod dressed Hemp
at $3.50. 6 mos.
Sales ol 1900 AnRnsufa Hides IOi loss per cents $50
Port Platte 81; 600 dry Southern H. they run cush
In iregts the market is weak. There have been en-
gagemen for yorpoo sd for Grain 81 for Flour and
Jl6c for Cotton One vessel under. land was taken up
at 4 Sc for Liverpool. To HAVE vessel was filled al
ll25 for Flour. The asking price Tor Grain 80 cts
Cotton 1 cent.
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What does hi, meant

"IHdePendeHi, the well-inormed Washington Cores
pendent Of the Philadelphia North American hints
important revelations hereafter be made connection
with the orgu aud progress Of the Mexican war Give
but light" Let tho "sscres Of the prisonhouse" be
brought forth. lie says;
"a large portion OF the VrineH history Of the war-Of
The cOrop ndsnce between Gen. Taylor and the War De.
parmoni, and Of other matters connected with
goanons just before the opened. which Mr.. Polk end
Mr. Marcy will understand have been disclosed 10
the public. There every why they should be-
about.
81 say, ihero facts tho archives Of the Co
yerrmsnt, injected with the advance of the army from
Corpus Christi the Rio Grnnde that disgrace the Admin
sauon, aud hnt place this Whole question IN an atti.
udc which 1t Las never before assumed In due season
will present the details, and Resolution IN either Hou.
test their accuracy"
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CIrY ARRIVALS.

or. rprrt-Jan. 7ih-D o fo.ketts Eno. r y Hurees
thrstf1ei CHM ntsT Clarke, Tss' u Mckenzie Kent
Gins Boswell, cay W ~ ~. Southampton, W BcRsrs
Cktvne Perry. CABIN Point u Han, souhamron v y
Spnuy VIM Fpraty, FUN. swan, RobiniOn, W Drn
kltd F,tsfsbuF e Ptcher New Mat nvne. hsiof BY
John Dtcr. aA.J LTueheau, sin hn'ono. TcEas q
w rneh"ar Chafotssvre. Nurphy Philadelphia Jsrdons
ally atd Orsn.e CO. Randolph Washington. w Tdcr,
Ne ~ Louis1. Pare. Cumeefini Cteushaw, q cy
Wofmsy. VIII lu, w T. ". n-b Powhtmn
PovnariN Hou.E. Jan'y s.-wm Howard York Town;
Geo Thompson. Richmond; JnD Tazowel Norfolk
Ro Wilkinson, Louisa; VI Smith, Northumberland; ID
sampson and lady Mrs Rogers, Albematle Jno ID meGil'
+ Brown, MddIrscN; X Love, FairfaSi lsham keih'
Fauquief; VIM Stephenson, Uppovilo; WIN u hls1an-
der Allegheny; II n PoindsSer, Spotisyvania Ioo'
Bsrkey; DR. Woodson, Betetouri Capt Water Cocs f"-
syIvanis; w n Ma.by Iynehbufgi a " Branch. Prince
Edward Col Bondurant, Bucknghami Josiah Snow North.
symptom; T. wilkins, Chesterowni DR. Latham lady and
son, Lynohburg Whiuemore Baltimore; Gen Trump
Nsn,emopd; Geo ID Happier. Norfolk; Jno Huher, Ba-
more; John C3smmol, Hampton; Ro Rose, Tennessee.