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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01
PRODlGIOUS.

The Wing copies from the Times, which CO.
pies from the Louisville Journal, 1.-The notorious
mandatory OF Roo,backs,] 4 horrible story OF
the rascaluy OF Lewis Cass viz that when "Lew-
i. Cass was Secretary OF War, under Van Bn-
rem, he was the head OF an Association Tor the
purchase and sale OF Western Public Lands
that he swinded The Association out Of their mo-
ney &c. Now, il is false that Gen. Cass was
Secretary OF war under Van Buren,. In 1896,
the year referred 10, he was Secretary OF war I'M
der Gen. Jackson, and in October, 1886, went as
Minister 10 France, whence he returned only 10
1912. We doubt net that, as part OF the state
ment is gross mis.slalemen the whole is a
miserable Roorback. As long as such respccIa-
be Wing Organs as The National lntellisenccr,
Abbott Lawrence, &C., testify TO his purity and
integrity OF character, Gen. Cass may well DEFY
the smaller harpies Of party.
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General Taylor, in hi. Deloney letter, uses

the following language:
'sYour letter." &C., "has just reached me, in
which you say that it is a right inherent IN
every freeman TO possess himself Of The polIt'cai
principles and opinions of those into whose
hands the Administration of the Government
may be placed &C., sin all Of ,ohich Ifulty
coincide with you in opiaion."
Again he says in his Allison letter;
81 hare no concealment-I hare no op mon
which ,DOuld not readily proclaim TO my assem-
bled eountrymen."
Now only lei US contrast all this with The ioi-
lowing, from the Nc Conk.y letter which mas
lately appeared, in answer to one requesting
him to make known hi, view, upon the Will
mot Proyiso:
al hare laid Il dopn az pr'nctpfe, MOI 70
giro my opinions upon the rar'ou' queSi"ns
policy now al issue bet,csca the political parties
of tie c0unLu."
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N. G.. BARTON

NO. lOS VI all street,
] AS Just received from New York fresh
4 l supply OF Straw an Lace Goods, Rib n
and Fferch Flowers Some handsome Back
visiie Net at SO yard. with trimming 70 ma'cfi
also, Black Figured Visle and Veil Lace, u =
cheaper quality, with trimming 10 matca--R'ch.
W Embroidered Muslin Capes and Collars
Black and White Silk Quitting &c, &c. Ihf
Straw Goods consis. Of Jenny Lind Ri,'Ips Has
Aladdin, Devon, Tuscan Rice and emma Peal
and Rough and Ready Bonnels, OF fashionable
shapes.
gJBonnes, Caps and Head-dresses mad e
orcef. Aug. 90
JOSEPH MICHARD. Teacher 0; French
j Spanish and Italian, offers his services II
the session, TO begin in October, 10 iatie' ~
gentlemen at The head OF Academies ~ Ken
mond aud the neshborhood, and 10 such pffso''
as should wish to study those languages.
After residence OF two years, Mr.. " -
siders j. needless to give references; Eo"s's.'
those unacquaintsd with him can ooain in.".t
lion of Mrs. Darlington, Mrs. Burke, MSS ,
Gordon, DR.. Maupin, Mr.. WIN. Munio'd ahd
Mr. Steting. ,
few Young gentlemen may be accommtca'
ted as boafders in Mr.. Michatd's family, which
uoni b. OF great advantage 10 those Gesifous q
nraciisine French conversation; ,h, being he
language exclusively spoken in the iami',
whefe Inc Spanish and Italian can also be pfac'
;..o Aug. l-eot;3l,'Oc'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01

Majority Is
The Maine delegation all voted against the bin
exccp, CLARK and Williams, DEM, VINO voled in
IFS favor.
New Hamp,hire-Tuck and Peaslee against
Wilson aud johnson absen'.
Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and
Connecticut, every member against the bill, eX-
crp, Winthrop, Speaker, who OF course did not
vote.
New York-all against the bill, except BirS.
sail, Dem, who voted in favor, and Murphy and
Hunt absent.
New JeIsey-all against except Edsall, alb
Sent.
Pennsylvania. J. Iugeysol, Brown, Brod-
head, and Mann, all Dems in favor-Levin,
Bridges and Brady, absenl-lhe res, OF the dele.
CATION against.
DelawaIe-for The bill.
Maryland, all nay c1ccp, Roman, absent.
Virginia, all nay, except Pendhtyn, Wing,
who voted yea.
North Carolina, all nay, except Boyden and
Do,rnsN, Wings.
Georgia, all nay, except Stephens, Wing, The
mover.
South Carolina, Alabama, Florida, Mississip-
nj, Arkansas and Texas unanimous in favor.
Louisiana, all nay, except Morse, DEM, al
sent.
Michigan and Wisconsin, unanimous against.
Iowa-Thompson, against-Leffi-r absent.
Missouri-all Tor the bill eIcep, Phelps, absent.
lllinois-R. Smith, Wentworth, and Lincoln,
againsI-the rest in favor.
lndiana-Robinson, Petit, Cathcar, and Rock
hill, all Dems in favor-the rest against.
Oho-Cummins and Root absent Sawyer
Dickinson, Miller, Richey and Kennon, all Denis
10 avor-lhe res against.
Tennessee C'osier against; Chase and Has.
kell abSent-lhe real in tayor
Kentucky Thompson, Adams and Buekner,
aeainst-hc rest in favor.
The vote IN Inc Senate was thirty three TO twen-
iy-lwo. There were lhree Senators absent; Iowa
was unrepresenied. Annexed is a political and
sectional view OF the vole
From From
Wings. Dem. Slave States. Free States.
Yeas ! 26 2s 8
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LIZ w 10 DN = u 7 7
NJ. IL. MACE.
n Eff E n Z N c L 6

Mess,s. Hubbard, Gardner & Carlton, B!o,ks
& Bell-Rcnmond.
Messrs Mcdaniel & Lee, McCorkle & Snip
son, John G. McClanahan, Esq, john J. DAYS.
Esq Lynchbure.
Messrs. Uiz & Hannah, Shanks. Pa',on &
Co., Col. John I. Andefson-Fincasile.
Aessrs James S. Walrond, Esq Jordan An.
lhoay Esq, Dr.. NJ. Pcndeion-Bu -hanGn.
dnp 1-ditlm
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FROM AUCTION
e. x T. T BA r GAINS IN
Fresh Drv Goods.

JUST received, The following DRY GOODS
j from Auciion-enlrely nes and Nesn-
which will be sold of al yefy low prices
Beached and brown Couons
Do DO Sheetins
Three yards wide do.
Imperia Quilts, French Quilts
Furniture Calico, Canton Mating
Paris kid Gloves, Corded Skirts
White and black cotton Hose
Shell Combs, Linen ToweiIns
Table Diaper, Black Tabby Velse', &c
please call in lime for the bargains, 81
WM. J. SWORDS,
No. Dol, Broad street, shockoe BIZ
July 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01

We are compelled 10 deter, until 10 morrow,
an account OF the large and animated Democratic
Mas, Meeting al Orange c. H. Our friends are
in The hishes! spirits, and Gen. Taylor's native
county" is safe Tor Inc Democracy.
4 friend from Prince Edward assures Us that
every Democrat in that county will vote for Cass
AM Butler.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01

We are requesledlo state that Robert G. Scctl,
Esq the Democratic eecior for this District, eS.
poets 10 be al Pouhatan CouH House or Mon
day next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01

We publish the following positive and conclu-
sive testimony from an old and esteemed citizen
OF Ohio, as much 10 show the desperate game 10
which Inc Wings arc pul, as 10 vindicae Inc
lair fame Of "thc brave OLD Volunteer" who
would not strike his couniry's flag. The writer
was present and witnessed The heroic conduct o.
General Cas- al the lime Of Hull's surrender:
ZasEsviLLE, Ohio, June 10, 1913.
10 TIE Editor Of the Au'0ra:
SIR: Ia the GAINESVILLE Courier Of this da'e
noticed an article headed '.lhs Broken Stcord;; !"
10 which il is stated that the hooor OF breaking
his sword is Borrowed, or rather stolen capita;
that il was General McArthur, AMI not General
Lewis Cass, who broke his sword al the time ~
Hulrs surrender. Now il may lie that Col. Mc-
Arthur did break his sword 10. he was a
patriot and brave man but il he did, the wri-
Ter Of this did no. see or hear IL il a The time.
Bu, did see Colonel Cass break his sword at
the pickles where Gen. Brork-the British CON-.
mander- me, Colonels Macarthur and Cas- above
the Well Springs, below Deiroi | was stand
ing within six feet OF Col. Cas- at The time; and
never will forget the Indignation and norlhca-
ton he exhibited al the time.
These silly attempts 10 deprive Gen. Cas- Of
his patriotism and courage, made by men or the
sons OF men who kept shady in those dark DAYS,
will onl have he effect 10 rally 10 his standard all
The soldiers Of 1912. Col Cas- was loved by all
his men. II could not BIZ otherwise, Tor he loved
them all and did all he could 10 promote their
comfort. My voice and my vote are Tor Cas- and
Butler. WIN. WILLIS.
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NOTICE.

z.
TINE subscribers have this day associated
i them elves together under The hm ~
BRUGa & MACE, for the purpose OF conduct
ing Wholesale GROCERY AND &c.
NERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARD.
ING BUSINESS in this city, and will BE- pc.
pared By 10Th instant 10 offer 10 their l.ieLts
aud The public generally, large ami wei
lec;et stock Of GROCERIES, on The mos. &C.
comnoda.ins terms.
They occupy the large Brick Tenement, No.
20, 18Th; ard No. 1884, Cary steeis, neany oppo.
size The Columbian hole.
Liberal cash advances made on produce in
hand.
Dfayage 10 and from the Basin free on Goods
and Produce sent 10 our care.
LEWIS BRUGn,
NJ n MACE
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RICHMOND, Va
Tuesday Morning. August /, 1913.
DEMoCRATIe STATE CONVENTION.

~ DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
HAta meeting of the Democratic State Central Com
6ittee, held ON Monday evening, July 18th, 1t was
Rssoped That In pursuance of well es.an.ls m
nsass we recommend 10 the democratic party VI WI
MIA 10 hold a State Convention at Lynchhufg on me
5Mh dav Of September next and we call upon the ne
mocrats in each county city and town to hold meetings
kaheir Court days, to SEND deeea'es :" sa'u
Co en'i0n' JOHN RUTHERFORD, Chairman.
WI r. RICHIE, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01

NOR RENT = Pew No. 81, in ST. Pau's
i Church, is for reui-possessicn imne:ia'e-
ly. HUBBARD, GARDNER g. CARLTON,
Aug. lit ILL., MAN l.
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US this slavery issue7 Never, never NJ w. ,.ne
so n,ore ourselves such daslards. we .".le
into his Union, as equals, and we 'n."A -. no,b.
,ain ,ba, equality al all hazards "e a." ,ae.
n. rno,e; We will be conlen, with ho'"'"e 49,.
w. r;,I not allow our slaves 10 be EeP' ou' y
,c,ri,orv already acquired; nor vii! We D. deer
nd from making new acquisitions by me 'eat
,aar, il we do s., our privileges as eqo"''' " :
be assaed. , -,
Co, Cas- would have been strengthened W
the passage OF tie COMPROMISE BILL sas'
,be Wbis. Will he BE- weakened, anu oS
neral TAYLOR strengthened BY It's ceiea'' :
We will not believe it. Whatever uou0''
,bo,, tbe no.ilion OF Gen. Cass and his party on
this slavery question The South may have hete'o'
fore had, and whatever coubs about The pos'''oh
Of Gen. Taylor and his party ON he same qhes-
lion, they can have none nov. Wep.am Ourselves
%, tie Compromise Bill, perfected as il has been
by The wisdom and patriotism OF The Senate ~
has passed BY a large majority in Democratic
Senate; will The Wings explain TO lhe county,
il they can, lis defeat, by like majority, IN a
Wing House! From this time forward, lui'y
conscious OF The heavy responsibilities when
rest upon US, we will exert ourselves more man
ever 10 DO our rhoie duty; we VIII mol IAN "
sound the locsir OF alarm, and 10 eHdeavof 10
arouse The people 10 sense Of The importance o.
the coming struggle Of the TWO parties ior 'ne
Presidency The Wings in This State are evil
3o,,,, diSp;r;led and RESPONDENT; lei not this in-
duce a feeling ofapa;hy, which is always dahge'
rous, in US. We will e1hou our people TO hold PHI
mary assemblies, and our orators 10 go ioTlh ana
address them, throughout The length and breadth oil
the land; with candidates OF the very highest per-
sonal qualities, and with the Compromise Bill IN
their hands, they cannot fail 10 induce the people
/, ysi, with fearful retribulion, that Parry when
has caused lis defeat. We repeat, ,0e t0tA nercr
J.e,1,r NJ mr. PeDubltcl
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TNDELlBLE Xxx -TaTranrs, EIe's ani
/ Kitder's Intelihir lax, with and wih II re.
palaion, Tor sale hv R. r. DUVAL,
Aug. Du.sis;, is Main Sueei.
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FOR BALTIMORE AND PHlLADEL-
PHiA. VIA OLD POINT.

e The POCAHON TAS, Captain
Parrish, will receive ireish! early
TUESDAY morning Tor the above places, aLt ste
will leave The wharf at4 O'Clock IN the afternoon
oi that day. Freight Will be received til : +.
NJ, oi same cay Her accommodations lte
and comfortable. Passace 4 Be.
imore, meals nclucei, only SIS; 10 Od Point
Comior', 81. II. LUDLAM & co.
July 3I-2t
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s-- rnr regular monthly meeting OF ,n- B ard
d; Richmond Tract Society will be held a, ne
office OF Evans d. Warren, this [Tuestayl aiier.
NOON al ) O'clock
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER

IL J. " Ran4otpA 8 Coz. soes,,ere, lal .ua" s,,.l
~. l2M. 5r.M.
July 81, 70 So 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01

The n. Y. Evening Post having stated Thai
3. Blair, Esq. would support Van Buren, and the
"free soil ticket" correspondent, OF the BALI
more snnis authorized by Senator FooIe 10 say
that he, Gen. Fooie, Scaled upon MIR. Blair in
relation 10 this article in The Posi- and Mr.. Blair
said TIA, he voted in Convention Tor Cass and
Butler, and as man OF honor, be ielt bouad to
give 10 them and their principles, as he should
do, his hearty suppoH-iha, no paper or person
had any authority 10 make such statement, as wa.
contained in the Evening Post"
a letter from Northwestern Virginia says
"The Democracy are as firm as their own hills
and Cas- and Butler will get the entire Demo
cratic vote"
rThe Telegraph being out OF order, We have
no despatch this morning.
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the Compromisc Bill has been finally defeated in
the House, (Which was very full-lbere being
209 members present. and only 81 abseni-) By a
vote OF ll2 10 81, upon a motion 10 lay i, upon
the table.
People Of The South! from what quarter think
YOU did this motion comet From MIR. Stephens,
Southern Ha'g mcuiier from Georgia! An
analysis OF The vote is given. With sorrow We
have 10 announce that about thirty Democrats
from free States vocG for the moion-bu al The
same time, 10 their eternal shame be il spoken,
,ish Hhig members from Stare States, among Them
the "Lonc Star" OF Virginia, enough 10 hare chang
cd tie resnh, also voted for il!
We are wholly unable 10 give expression TO cur
feelings OF indignant modification al This result. II
will be seen 10 have been accomplished by
combination of The tactious supporters OF Gen.
Taylor al he South, with The fanatics and Will
mot Proviso men OF the North; and thus, through
their nslrumsntaliry, the fires of fanalicism will
still be allowed 10 rase-Van Buren, and his myr.
midons will sill! shake Inc pillars OF our glorious
Union by an attempt 10 term sectional and se
ographica party, and Gen. Taylor will still be
proclaimed as Free Soil candidate at the North
Blu; we will never despair OF The Republic
We will continue 10 do battle for the rieh,-nor
will We acknowledge ourselves bic to ccnsure fer
having brought on This fearful issue, as We have
been charged with doing, BY the acquisition OF
New Mexico and California. What! When We
were willing TO war with the most powerful ma
lion on the face OF the globe, and TO shed our
blood and expsnd our treasure, 10 secure TO our
Northern brethren the enjoyment OF The fertile
aud boundless plains Of Oregon, shall we be told
hat we are moi to be allowed 10 extend cur
Southern border, by fair and honorable means,
because BY so doing, We shall have forced upon
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KIcuMoNp MARKETs. AUGUST i,

JcuN Lynch. Secretary.
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S ParabOIa and GaIVanic
SpECTACTES
STUMP FULLER,

I'VE subscriber owning the right ofE STEWARDS
PATENT MACHINE FOR ORA WING STUMPS,'
ioI the States of Massachusetts and Connecticut offers
the any parts thereof individuals or com panes
lhis Machine has tor three years been supe
ror to any other ever used from the and quickness
with which it does the WORK and the comparatively smap
amount Of power employed-two and yoke of
ue OF pair OF herses WILL without difficulty, pun over
one hundred stnmps one to three feet through in
day. and with the Machine work can be done for
$l2, than by any other means for 100.
Another advantage is that Of ground be
cleared without moving The Machine the chains extend
thirteen rods from the anchor stump and TO transport
any distance tive load it, and pair of horses
draw it. Ii also be used greatest advantage in
drawing the largest rocks and also for moving buildings
as It's motion is quite steady and much rapid than
the windlass.
Persons wishing to purchase requested address
the subscriber call him. place residence
where the Machine all times be seen in operation
WILLIAM w. WILLIS
Orange Oct 8, lS47. SIT
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BOnnets and ClOaks,

r AM daily changing my assortment of CLoAKs,
4 by the addition of NEW GARMENTS in every desiF-
able style and color.
My assortment of BONNETS is constantly
renewed by the reception of the latest PARIS STYLES
Ladies wishing to purchase their Cloaks, and
Hats match in color here find every shade of CLOAK
and Hat materials match, either ready made made
to their own taste at short notice.
My assortment of
CLOAKINGS, TRIMMINGS and BONNET
MATERIALS
is very extensive and complete large additions having
been made this week.
Purchasers may be sure OF finding the best
here much less than the usual prices and
lower than be bought elsewhere.
Some new pattern Cloaks have just been
ceved hich purchasers OF Thybets will be furnished
with A PATTERN GRATIS.
HENRY H. CHAMBERLAIN.
Nov 81. d6tw3t
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CITY Optical Rooms,

7 He undersigned having disposed OF the Right for the
County of Worcester er selling their PARABOLA
AND GALVANIC sPECTACLEs to Mr. GEoRaE PARK,
they would recommend him the patronage of their
friends and the public. JOHN p PAINE d SON.
he subscriber uolld in orm his patrons and the pub
lic that he has taken the Agency of GEoBGE PARK,
for the sale of
Paine's ParabOIa and GaIvanic
SPECTACLES,
and that the only place in Forester where they be
sotaIned VIII be at bis lewely and Fancy Goods Store
NJ. I'll MAIN STREET, doOrs north of the United
States Hotel.
The Galvanic Specacles combination of zinc and
SILVER 50 constructed that current Of galvansm is
stanlly circulated among the Eye which is acknowledged
10 be very advantageous the sight well cooling
ana soothing to ihhamed weak eyes, They also
almost an nalhe for the Headache and any
perses after having used them for reasonable length OF
Time to test them, Will part with them for
their value. F. H. PUTNAM
Oct 4. If No. I'll Main ST,
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PREMIUM DAGUERRE0TYPES.
I36 MAIN STREET
loo M AIN REEL,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE.

NEARLY OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE.
The subscriber is happy inform the citizens OF WOr
and vicinity that he has made arrangements with
MR.. S. l.. WALKER
remain in Worcester short time longer, thus giving an
pporunity those who have called have not had
nance sit, account OF previous engagements and
owded state of my TO call again. Mr.. Walkers
pulation artist of superior merits and skill to any
no have visited Worcester, is too well established to
sed any comments, suffice il say that he has received
apomas and Medals for Daguerreotypes exhibited
New York, and is the ONLY Daguerreotyp ist in Wor-
ster who has ever received Premium, advertisements
icOntrary notwithstanding.
Having enlarged my ROums to ttUice the size Of any
herS in this CITY would invite citizens and strangers
Ill., whether contemplating sitting or not.
June 6. DIFF GEO. ADAMS
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MUTUAL FIRE TNSURANCE.

THE PEOPLES MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY Of WorcesteT, Mass, continue to effect insur
asce Oh all kinds of buildings, except those
hazardous character and upon Neat Stock, Hay and
Grain, Household Furniture Provisions Wearing AppafA
et and Merchandise generally and also upon all kinds
Manufactured Articles and Stock in the process manu-
iacture, excepting stock Cotton and Wooden Mills, or
property alike hazardous such fail
entire saiistncten dividend of seventy
the dollar made by this Company on the Policies
which expired on the first of this and is confi-
senty believed that still larger dividend will be made
in future under favorable circumstances as the past
With these inducements Offer ed the public sespect~
fully invited examine the basis which this institu~
ton is established and avail themselves ofts benefits by
applying at the COmpanys office,
No. 3, Under Brinley Hall,
opposite the American Temperance House, Worcester
DIRECTORS.
Z. Il. Hemenway, Worcester Joseph Pratt, WoTeester
George Bowen, do. Joseph Boyden, do.
James III. Wall, do Warren Huht Douglas
Aaos Brown. do. iona. Warren, Grafton.
James EstabroOk, do. H. A. Denny, Leicester
George A, Dresser, do. wv. Jenkins, Jr. Barre.
H0-a,io N. Tower do. John Edgell, Gardner.
E. H. HEMENWAY, President
o. HARRINGTON, Secretary.
Worcester Sept l, le47. dwtf
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VIZ ILL you still be without delicious ofwhe pear
w iy TEETH, and sweet, fragrant Breath, wheB
you have them both by usung 2s box Of JONEs'S
AMBER TOOTH PASTE. II whitens the Teeth, hard
ends the Gums, the Breath, and is without
cepton the most beautiful and economical Denrice
used For sale by J. CIRCUIT JR 7Ol Main ST., Worc eater
Sept. Ia l6ie dwSm
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Tn Farmers, Merchants, Mechanics, sc.


To Farmers, Merchants, Mechanics, &c.
ILL find at The Worcester County AsricsIura' ware
w House and Seed Store No 220, Man stfest, oppo
~, the Cy Hall Worcester Herds Grass Fowl Mesuow
ROD Top Northern, Weste n. and Whe olo'e y ana
nhede island Bent Seeds, OATS Buck Whea'' "n''e
Bcans, and Peach stones ,,.,, -, r,h.o,i r,orvs
paw Whcela Cutters Points and Irons Geddes lhr,
lows, lIarrows Cuvator IIarro"s, CuHVstors' Seen
r.nters Wheebarrows, Canal Barrows, and store par
ns store Trucks large and small Sugar Mis- RAINING
Mills, Meat Choppers Vegetable Cutters, Straw Cutters
aad Garden Rolls r. yyosh T,hs
pa;,s Pail Cans Wood Bowls Trays, soap Dishes Sni
Mortas Butter Fruit Sugar, spice, kn,e b11es ana
churns Wash Boards, Clothes Pins and MOP uendles,
A. Woe and Shovel Handles. Ok Yokes, and BOWS,
Road Tree and Bench scrapes Grass shears ana HooSs
nrss ars and Brushes Brush Sc ythe and snnths Log,
irsf Whrieee Stake, Trace, Halter, and Cattle lie
Ctsins Corn Shelters, Corn Crackers, Corn cutters,
Itsis S,rinJstones. and Cranks, Whestones, Axes,
Hsrchets Budding Knives, Sausage Filters Woeqsaws,
ana Saw Frames Garden Rakes, Cranberry Rases Potato
ISgrsrs. Manure Hooks or Muzzles, Cloihe ana Fied
Basiets Gravel Picks and HNndes, Shovels, spades,
Uass and Manure Forks, and variety Of other useful
ARTICLES which will be sold at fair prices b me
Winchester, Aug. so, leao. o&wo
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FRESH FRUIT, SC.

sO BOXES Layer RAlSlNSi
s(O $50 do. Bunch do
IS halt do. do doi
IS ar do. do do;
20 eashs dol
20 drums FIGSj
10 boxes LEMONS;
30 hnshel. Ora NBERRIESj
10 barrels Philadelphia 6llELBARKsi
do ounces, just received and Tor sac sy
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