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completed, the bundles are set up 10 bunch
rs, taking care 10 have the bundles stand
as nearly perpendicular as they can be made
to stand, for the purpose Of receiving the
dews,and rains, for il is indispensably neccs-
sary that the seed should be thoroughly wet,
or weather -beaten, 10 facilitate llireshing.
Should the rains be very heavy, it may be
necessary, alter two or three days, 10 set the
lunches out into double rows for driving.
When thus prepared. the labor Of thresbing
is triAing. The whole time ! spent in cut
ting, taking care Of, threshing and cleaning.
eight bushel, Of seed, my product from the
above stated ground could not have exceed.
ed two and q half, or three days, al most.
SYLVESTER DouD.
New Haven, Jan. ~, 1852.
BRooM CoRs.-A premium Of $500 was
awarded 10 CALVIN EDWARDS, Jr., of Bris-
toll, on Ia acre Of Broom Corn-lhe product
of which weighed, after being cleared Of the
seed, 100 Ibs.-No particulars we're given Of
the method Of culturc.-There was no COM
petition.
We have now gone through with the
entire list of specifications selected for pubs
LEGATION, from those presented at the last an
mail meeting of the County Society.
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GERMAN USIvEssirIEs.-They have
Universities ia Germany that are Gaiver.
stiles. rwenIy-seVen OF them had an av.
ersge Of more than fifty. eight teachers
sseh-fiteen hundred and eighiy..ix in all,
during the last summer term, and sixteen
thousand and ssventy-four students. More
Than half Of them had over 900 students,
and ten had seventy FIVE instructors and
upwards.-Among the largest aro Berlin.
2ls9 students and 1877 professors, &c; Nh.
mich, 1917 students, and l02 professors ;
Prague, 1904 s;sdents, and 90 professors .
keipsic, SAG stsdenis. and 100 professors.
Many Of those German schools, with their
pupils, teachers, boarding -hsuse keepers,
&c. would make. Of themselves, very 70.
spectacle towns.
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TO We have been requested to publish
the names # the Jurors selected by the
constable, in the robbery case, tried in this
place a week or two since. They nrs as
follows: d. Buttolph, W. P. Russell, J. S.
Buttolph, Jas. McKeand, z. Beckwitb,
Thos. d. Brown, Jas. Kenworthy, Sidney
Moody, Jas. McDonsld, Daniel BidweIl,
Jas. Brown, NJ. Phinney, Geo. Nj. Brown,
Jos. Barnaby, Waldo Olmstcad, Geo. F.
Wheeler, Francis II. Negus, Amos Math-
ews.
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HOOPS Own. No. 8 OF Putnam's Semi
Monthly Library. This work contains a
grea. variety of Hoods most humorous and
witty things, both in prose and verse. 1t
cannot fail to have an extensive circulation,
as it is brought, in the present cheap form,
within the reach Of all readers. The price
is only 25 cts and the postage will be at the
same rates as on other periodical pamphlets.
&C. p. Putnam, New York, Publisher.
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g. The Democrats of Portland have
nominated Albion X. Paris (laie GoveInor)
for Mayor Of that city, in opposition to Neal
Dow, the present incumbent, who is a candi-
date for reelection. The nomination was
made at o mass meeting.
The election takes place on tho 9th Of
April, and will be a h,rd-fought battle on
both sidss--,he direct issue being the "Maius
Liquor Law"
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1t has alw avs been desired before using
an article, 10 know something about its
merits. Believing this 10 DO a principle
Of human nature, DR.. Stephen Jewsti re-
fers our readers 10 The references in bis adj
vertisemenl 10 be found in another column,
who are all Of high Standing, and has no
doubt thai a thorough trial will prove all
that 10 said 10 be true.
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~ Gen. SeoTT has written a letter
in favor Of the Compromise measures,
which. it IS said. will be published in a
few days. 1t is understood that Oh this
subject he holds the same opinions os
Messrs. WEBSTER and FiLLMuRE A; and
the publication Of such a letter will be
likely to enure to their benefit more than
to his own.
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KossvTn FREE MAseN.-On the
Goth, kossuih was made a member OF
the Cincinnati Lodge Of Free Masons.
He was taken through all the degrees.
For those of the " initiated" who were
present II was q scene long to be remem>
bersd.-P iottsbIrg Republican.
The " corresponding editor" will
please nosiee-snd govern hisneli &C.
cordingiy.
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GHAnAM's MAGAZINE, for April, has a
large amount Of popular reading matter. by
approved writer's, and many choice embel>
lishmenls, Of which the principal ones are
"Coquctlish Seventeen" and Tho De-
struciion OF Sodom."
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The Westminster Rerieu, for January, is
a very interesting number though to
English readers. at least, it canno, but sp.
pear as extremely radical. 1t is bold, in-
dependent, and spirited quarterly, in which,
without at ell times approving, We always
dnd much to admire. Republi.hed by l..
Scott & Co., New York.
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GoDEr's LADY's BOOK, for April, is hand.
somely illustrated, and contains, besides a
variety of articles Of general interest, many
matters OF value Interest to the ladies'.
Godey's model cottage, are an important
feature Of the magazine.
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LIauon AsoLIsuED--Tho Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Com
psny hsvs snjained upon all those connect
ed Nth The different trains, abstinence
fey.fhs use Of intoIisaiing drinks while
In tho disebsrgs Of their respective do,
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~ The election for State off cers in
Connecticut takes place on Monday The
9th of April. The Wing candidates.
with a single exception. are committed
in favor Of the Maine law-the Demo-
cratic the reverse. The vote ofthe State,
for years past. has been pretty evenly di.
yided.
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I'D The Washington correspondent
Of the New York Times says the friends
OF Mr.. WEssrER are confident he will
reeege The Pres deatial nomination.
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THE JAPAN ExPEDITIoN.-As the
public prints have recently teemed with
specula,ions in regard to some ina gin
airy japanese Expedition" alleged
to be now filling Out under orders from
the Navy Department and as the rumors
have brealhed a spirit Of aggressive war,
the public should know they have no
solid foundation, beyond the fact that
the East India Squadron is TO be renew.
ed aud perhaps TO be somewha, augment>
ed, in force. 1t will consist of seven
vessels, including a store ship, four OF
them being steamers. Part ofthe squad
ron sailed nearly a year ago.
Besides the general objects of the
guardianship ofour m and inter
ests, Com. Perry will doubtless be in
tructed to make arrangements for the ex-
tension Of commercial intercourse with
Japan. and for the better protection of
the lives of shipwIecked American sail.
ors on that coast. who have in many III
stances been barbaiously treated. 1t is
not improbable that reclamation may be
made for injuries and losses sustained by
citizens Of the United States. Japan
has no existing treaty with any Govern.
menl except that Of Holland and the
rumor which has been circulated at home
and abroad, of an intention on the part
Of the United States TO enforce condi>
lions with military power, which will un>
doubleday reach japan before the COM
handing officer Of the squadron can ar,
rive there, and Of course be greatly ex-
aggerated, may operate preludIcially to
the wise purposes Of the efficient head
OF the Navy Department. Com. Perry
will proceed TO his destination as soon
as the Mississippi steamer can be pre-
pared for sea, which will probably be
some time during the month of April
Cor. ". y. Courier and Enquirer.
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a The rnmor that President FILLMORE
and Mr.. CoawIS had had q serious misun>
derstsndiny, and that the latter had been
requested 10 resign, 10 authorit.tivsly do.
MED.
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PEsNsrLvAsIA.-Ths " higs of Penn
sylvania held a State Convention at Harris
sursh on the 25th inst. They declared in
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&C. C. F. DAvgy, Esq, Clerk Of the
House Of Representatives has our thanks
for a copy Of the Journal Of tina, body
for the last session.
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Markets.

BRIeHToS, March as.
At Market 725 Beef Cattle $50 Stores
2a75 Sheep and Lambs, 1900 Swine.
PRicEs-Beef Cattle-On account Of the
storm, sales Ia the morning were quite dull !;
aflerS ards former prices were we'll sustained /;
we quoIs Extra 81; LIST quality S6,5oas, IS;
second do SCAT, rs third do s5,f5ae.
working oxen-A large number at market;
sales Ss0,s6, s2,l00, lloal3o.
Cows N CALvEs-Sales s25,so sa.ss.sa
a40.
$50.
Swine-ohio Shoats5 i.2 for Sow 40 lac.
for Bar rows. York Hogs 5 s-4as s'+ei retail
Ga 7 lie.
RAILRoAp SrocK March ~.
Rutland, 80 Ia
VT Central, 20 Ia,
Passumpsie 81.
Rutland r. r. J per 81, Bends 50
wooL-lSir uonfhs eredt.l
Prime Saxony Fleece. a q ~
Full blood. do. 20 a "a
l.2aS-4 do. do. SO
Common - do. 81 q -
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Ties. They have also abolished lhe sale Of
alcoholic liquors at the several stations
along the road.
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iuterehapRo a paper-signod, scaled. and delivered.
ybis fact Il was thought ON Change wound effect
favorable change IN the market value OF the
seeuriie II both companies. On that day. how
ever the Central corporation bonds amounting TO
$3.50 Geo. became due up 70 Tho hour Of aeon about
s35otco bud been redeemed ana an ths ready funds
haussd in addition to $4,000 drafts in
ofthe receipt Of payment by the treasurer
of the bonds recently disposed Of at auction It
then reported that the corporation had failed This
caused panic among the brokers operators which
entirely neutralzed the good effect anticipated as CON
seuent upon the favorable treaty with the Ru LAND
road. The whole amount required meet the re-
mdnder Of the bUnds ind the drafts Ia stated to be
something under $780, 600 ind Saturday
had been made for about two thirds Of the
Ing 1t morally certain that everything will be met in The
early part oil this week"
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ZINE ARTS.


IN Clay, orr iaal BrcI,c Modal, modelled from life,
and executed by o. g. Wright, ESD enrrAvsr % the New
sions coo Msssls % sooss Tasior etc. The saprs%s emf
which tho character Of Henry Clay held In the
hearts OF hi eounsrymen aaa 10 tho venerston Of tbs
general desire for such Of his person and his
pai lie services shall best adapted Alfonso 80 the popu
jcc Amnng the most se6ued nations, from the earliest
has been deemed the best attained by Of classic
meIss bearing eeupsarsd Nkcnesse OF the psrsoas com
Mere stasnary mon
better adapted for private rre~ovatoE those graphs
rnnos constitute the tsys calculations
OF ancient history and the cuIy MORALS in sc ofmany
its most usrious characters To execute such
medals in the ttyisof has boon deemed
10y q hatona rhe e preserve them through
dance Of patriotic pride and honoraie rcanemsps The
sent medal Of Heniy Clay, work of IL st
IN any eorntry and prosaty 10 The eloss Mr.
Clay, the diverse SIDE IL from model from le
qualifications for ii particular task lsyosssn asnred sy
repeatedly performing IL IN other medals Of tho Illus
trons person. designed for personal presentations and trs
60 be the most seeurate in every aaJ tho
.nresivo q any thai has
Jssign In hold roos usraa Of tho patriotic basis es
his political character. Tho medal three diamc-
ter in the finest bronze ard enclosed "a moroc-
the pa.ronsge and patriotism OF tho American
To and better calculated to crafty reward
impressions he ojtsined % The ee OF publ
caton No Gl Chambers street New YORK, whore subscrp
tons VIII DO received on and after We he 7h inss
MEADE, BROTHERS, AND THE JAPAN ssE ExpE,
peror and Empress Of Bsyti Her ~ Clay Tho Clay Media
Purdens Dust Of Clay. maybe ~ b.
Copos Of oil the Cley pictures for sale al 3 Broadway
three dot Q above the Abtfr House.
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,sxPpEss AaENCasGs, 49,,

DRRyonp q co.'s EXTRA EXPRESS JULY 10TH.
10 or California South America Oregon, China, and tbo
Sandwich tlande In charge Of Especial
az freight steamer Sierra Nevada via Aggin
wall and Pan TO connect with tho New Oreapp Sbip
pers lenr IN mind that on the Isthmns
hepsrs VIM N,son CO. are tho oldest and most respon
eIbe and have phgd what other expres ara
undertake. aud which Fail othcrs refused We auaranes
sganSt detention, orr with tho Pao6e
Mail Co equal 20 that Of other express No charge
for custom houtc consular cs. Small parcels for our
express trunks received to one o'clock, day sailing All
fods should he water proof Ind not 10 2J ba
L. ter Express Mss close at 2ooook We viii also send
mBt the South Pacific. per steamer City Ptsburr
July 10. BERfORD 4 %.
No, Actor House, vesey street
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Inc $50 $40 Inc. 1.ols. pga Inc. tsl .G2S Dec


ry reducing the wheat to -four, the quantity Of Tho
latter left at tde water this year compared with tho
responding period Of last year shows increase OF Is
co. barrels Of Gour.
AZ the last annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Great Western CANADA Railroad Company, ye-y IA
vorae report Of the progress o. the work presented
and unanimously adopted The engineer states that the
road from Niagara Falls to the Detroit line viii be in
operation by the month Of August 1859 Very favorable
contracts have been made for twenty eight houand tons
Of iron rais twenty thousand Of which win be delivered
this The company contemplate the construction
Of sufpcnson bridge the Niagara river the
Falls 70 make the connection with the central line
Of roads in this State perfect This will make contnu
Gus line from Albany TO Detroit.
The financial difficulties Of the Vermont Central Rail
road Company appear TO he intcrminabe. few dayp
since sae Of five hundred thousand dollars Of It's bonds
was made TO quidate those maturing the Let Of July
II expected that the proceeds Of that sale with the
cash In hand, would meet al that engagement Of tho
company falling due brt such II appears wss not the
case. In relation to tls matter the boston Courier,
on tho 4th instant, says:--r0n Thurday morn
Ing last, the long pending negotiation between the
Rutland and Burlington and the Central and ca
NADIA Railroad corporations was completed by the
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ELE CIR AP HIC.

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS HERALD.
WASHINGTON, July 5, 1852.
The p1opunciAmen.o Of Messrs. Toombs, Stevens, and
sthers In this morning hieRgencer, learn, pub
AAed prematurey. several other Southern members hay
lng intended to offer their to it, Among them
Neesrs. Cabe OF Florida, and Outlaw, Of North Caro-
HI. and probably Campbell of North Carolina and Mar
sAan, Of Kentucky. At any rate, these gentlemen viii
saah address their constituents forthwith the subject
of their position with reference to General Scos noIn
naiion Mr. Cabel has unequivocally declared his im
possibility Of supporting him. and lays great stress upon
he pspudiaon by Greeley and other whi abotionists
Of the Platform VI principles. Y.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

RILLFoR PARTITIoN.--FRANH CIRCUIT
DConrt-n Chancery. Mordscai Myers, s.wi'liam How
W. procRsphrorgn, Arthur s Drcckanhroush, Ellen A.
hroush Iney b MaSwoli. Eh,abeth v. Maxwell simeon
Mysrs has aea Ia bill or PARTITION Of tho proSsrty IL tho
city Of ApalacLcos known share 9. Of tho Columbus
property, ccn.ng q Lots o. 10 Lots 10 81 Lotg
Wharf 90 ~ - H. and six and lungtes acres land
near the city ef pGaohicoa In tho Colnky franklin
Aud whereas Th0as " Brookorbrongh Arthur y. BROOK
enbrough Thomes W and Mari EsaLsth
residing in tho state Of yirgina Toy d Maxe
Elizabeth v. Maxwell, ard Gin MAXWELL fnfants reside
In Leon County Florida ead Ellen A. Brsekcrbrough.
WIDOW o. William ~ Bro.kcnlrou5h Joc5assd, who rcdea
In Tallahassee Florida; 10 Is therefore orored THAT the
said phrtes appear bel th Court IN Aplllchsola
answer aid bill before tie rst Ncn17y December
neat or that the sne saN bs taken confessed nsans6
Bshed once week &c two month"; r. the Rorian Jour
nal o. Vaahaasce Tie southern Prsl If che city cc Wash
mson and the Row York hersld q ZIG gty q ys YORK
AMii Z, 1852 Jrd Il the Cifsyib Fforta.
eeriy that the sn9ve Il correct COPY Of the ordcg
maoein m tnis sses. SAMUEL " sPENrER gleIh
Southern Press. wasingtcn ara Herald Nov York VIII
cory or two month forward their hs, With papcrr
containing the ad5erteet, 10 tho Solicitor. NJ Colum
bus Ga.
SUPREME COURT-sARAH BUCkLIS, by HEE
- noxt friend, Thomas WHITE against John Hucklin-Ie
John Buckln.lou lereby summoned and required
answer the omplnnJ in this aeton which fled
office Of the CLERK Of tho county OF New York. at the City
HAIL. In the city OF New York. the "a day Of May 1861
and to serve cory Of your answer TO the Dad complaint
York. within twenty days after tho service Of this
exclusive Of tho day of such service; and IL you
90 answer the said compsint within tho time sforosaid
plaintiff this action will amply to tho court for the rel
A. l. PiNyLY, Plaintiffs Attorney
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The aggregate quantity of the articles left at tide
water from The commencement of navigation t. the 30h
June inclusive during the years 1850 and 1859 was
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Ercrmrs OF PRonrer Al Trps WAFER.

The quantity Of -four wheat, corn and barley lct ut
It'd. water during the fourth week in Jun, in the years
1871 ana 1862, was as follows -
Flour. IDS Uheai, h. Co,n.bU Bafif,,. BIZ.
1861 mann. 1851 1851 3l6742 100
1852. ...... l53f50 2S0i 223.629 4,lJD
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The aggregate quantity II the articles lcn ulc
water from the Of payigatioo the Goth
June inclusive daring the years 1881 and 1852,
follows -
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ACCIDENT AND DEATH Yesterlay afternoon,
Capt Lee, Of the boat st. Louis, belonging to tho
old Oswego Line of canal boats, was killed at the
lower aqueduct, short distance from tho village of
Cohoes. ~ appears that while attempting to pass
canal boat his boat against her stern wIsn the
rope attached to tho fender broke, which fefi and
struck him on the head, instantly killing HIM
dibany Erening Journal, June 3OM.
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EYESIGHT.-SPECTACLE SCIENTIFICALLY ADJ
~ nsted virion 9Th unvrrng accuracy by Mr. FRANKS
Spectacle Maker No. 80 Bovry Rofsrense-Drs Dubois,
wilkes and Hastcd, to the New York Bye Innr
mary. Drs Stephenson and Rogers surgeons ~ Ne
York Eye Hospital al DR. Waiince.
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the security given therefor, involve tho contractors
in u}e'ior RESP ons,blteS.
HIHco. May. 1St2
jose JoaquiD Preado, + do Arargois, r. Olarte,
n Payne, Jose Nara UItis Monsstcrio.
Most Excellent Sh-We submit 10 our sxeellcncy
our position, which, thus. viii mees your appro-
baton.
We have the honor to renew, 80. God and
liberty Mexico, May l7,h, 1854 T-C5s
j. Joaquin Pesado, P.yds Arfangois, r Olar!o,
Manuel Payne.
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7 LIGHTNING ROD STORE, NO. l5d BROADwAY--
IL Boyers Rode isolated with glass; and
top with silver atiDa pot and thus
the most perfect protection Of rod nvented AMI
put the building complete agents n this
uega
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New Arrivals
December, 18th

Of Clothing and Furnishing Goods, at
the Granite HnN Branch Clothing Store,
at Pamcatuck Bridge.
D ECEIVED. this week, an assortment of
LII Dress Frock Coats, of superior German
Cloths, warranted sponged and superior made
Likewise an assortment of Stocks, Cravats,
BOsoms, Collars, Gloves, &c. We have a we'll
selected stock of new manufacture, and we are
bound to sell it low. We invite the people in
Westerly and the adjoining towns to call and
examine, and if'they wish to buy good clothing
for a little money, they can do it now. Our
stock is not an old one, and out Of style, but it
is fresh and new, and bought but few weeks
since. and it is equal to any stock in Rhode
| land or Connecticut for quality or workman
ship. Improve the opportunity, gentlemen and
make your purchases while it can be done at
the smallest possible price. We wish to make
this permanent location, and if you will give
your patronage so far as you can do it and be
as well used ms elsewhere, we shall continue
We have facilities for doing business on the cash
system, and can buy goods low, and with the
light expenses in this place we can sell goods
much less than they can be bought in cities,
where the rent is high. Call in, gentlemen no
harm done if you do not buy. We show all our
goods with pleasure.
43tf J L. HAZARD g. co.
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say no, wherever YOU, are tempted to use

say no, wherever you are tempted to use
tobacco in any way, or to do any Other
evil thing. And you may 60 further, i
you please may be very emphatic
and say, mo-sir-ee Respect yourselves, il
you would be respected. "If sinner.
entico thee, consent thou not" Many a
youth has fallen low and become wretched
AMI made others wretched also, because
he dill not respect himself, and did no,
say no, when tempted to d. wrong.
Come ye who smoke, and chew, and snuff
And join us in our song;
Come throw aside the dirty stuff,
And help the cause along.
o, tobacco, hate thee from my soul,
Thou filthy, loathsome, poisonous weed,
Companion Of the bowl.
..... Yours truly,
FRIEND OF YOUTH.
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~ We shall endeavor to find place for
Night" and "Passing Away" next week /;
/" The Lone One," "A SSetch Of Day" and
" She's Cone" will follow we think "Time
to Me-" would have been better, if it had been
copied without alteration--the interpretations,
in our humble opinion, are no improvement on
the original lines.
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WOOlen Mill and Machinery
to Let.

THE Woollen Mill owned by Isaac Cundall.
l. on the Ashaway River, in Hopkinton, with
good Dye House, Dry House, Cloth House, AMI
one gool Dwelling House, all in good repair,
with one sett of Woollen Machinery, Spooler
and Warper, and 20 Looms, all in good running
order, with all the fixtures and conveuiences
for manufacturing Plaid Linseys; the situation
is very desirable, Water Power good, possession
given as soon as desired. Inquire of ISAAC
on the premises, or s. & D. D.SNIlTH,
at Westerly, X. l.
Westerly, Jan. Is, 1852