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TRASs.ALLEGHAgY.
LoRErro, Jolly 9th. 1854.

'SVhhlE1b SuD EOtu, 1000.
Aessrs. Editors No rain, beyond slight showers and
these few aud far between have been seen felt the
domcs Of the writer Of this article for the last four
months. This neighborhood has been centre OF repu.-
sion, driving from the wIsry PARTICLES With a con-
stincJ and uniformity truly dgconragng the poor cu
tVa'or OF the SOIL who, from bis elevation can every
week behold What he much desires-tbe refreshing
showers pouring without stint upon the luIurant fields
OF h rich a1d favored nsghbor. 50 discouraging
Indeed has this been % the neglected, that bard
iaborng, pous man, In whose breast arose re-
oeou' thought or fseng-repled 70 the parsou Of the
Vcinsge aud impored him. almost with Ia his eyes,
TO interfere by prayer aud pplcadon in behalf Of those
who most needed bot the most neglected But the
parsVn, Ike one OF Jobs comforers gave him but poor
consolation stating 70 him that partial evil universal
good; aud that the farmers were busily engaged
Ginning out their wheat and =, Interfere az no desired
might be sttehded with bid consequences only the
Interruption Of those bully occupied with their machnes
but the hazard they would run in being TOO album
danty Supplied, nb1 osnnced q case that hsd occurred
during his experience when after org continued dfaugh
'oeJ bsd interered and peoned as be desired and tho
erect was bad one-so much rain, and 20 long con.
uoued that the would have been unrepsdIabIs bsd
lney not BY counter vemenL undone die mischief
WIN which they had 30 foreiby aod probably 1ickedly
Drought upon The neighborbood Our pious hard
og peasant listened very Atentyely 20 their logic and
uspsragingy replied that be was unaequanted With the
Wotd unTeedidbts, but n he could BY any means oct
"sTdin, he would the risk Of What might follow
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-01

" 'Hv T"UIHIh1'T HNENET ULUFIsI" conIIderInF
The limited mean' used to bring public no,or.ty
ncl Win success unparalleled In the history Of remedies,
The Introduction o. them TO public attention has dsyelopsd
Tact which IL truly graiinghs fact they are 10
'apPJ aremedy which will relieve suffering intense. AFRO
mixing sunsng than single remedy known among men me
''Herns which they prevent and which they relieve confined
no ca" or condition It, sway vide A. the globe and
wherever the mother ~ children found there the
ana peculiar suffering Incident or RrsSs
u knOEn and attested. " '' "N'a''
These cloth, have attained vide celebrity hrousou, virginia
snd some on The Bouthern States and whilst have many bIv
esmona, 70 their great value We have vel 10 bs,r ~ Mt
hnnfs IN single Instance y give entire satisfaction.
w remittance Of tO0 accompanied BIZ ri cent. o,h n,
posnge stamp VII secure the prompt By mail on
pair of these Cloths % part the United statss "
They are for sais eHouslvey By
. ADIE GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents,
u lF Main street, Richmond, Vrginia
" Han direction, for applying Cloths viii accompany
mem IL would be esteemed
Cloths would make known the estate place upon them
HtRAss az arIt sHi,tTa II, =, ....,..,
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Csrresp cadence.

SxirHFiKLp, Va, July Is, 1884.
Genuemen-Haviug concluded to leave your charming
hospitable village, and deemng this the opportuue
moment both for you and myself allow to proer you
my resignation OF the situation Principal Of Smh6eld
Academy to take effect about the close Of the pre-
sent quarter.
Having associated ami bored amongst you for aearly
nVs years, need not tell with what reluctance take the
step that sewers existing relations and bids
trust mat my sbors have been altogether In vain
suueu as tney have been BY enlightened Of duty
must judge.
That prosperity may attend you, as Trustees aud indi.
sduals, the sincere wish Of him who remains with
friendly consideration,
Yours, most respectfully,
II. n. CARY
10 Board Of Trastees SmifhSeid Academy.
SNrrurrLp, July 81, 1884.
r. n. CARY, Eco
Dear Sr-Iu pursuance of the annexed resolutions 1
take great pleasure In forwarding copy Of tho same
Very respectfully you're.
Q. b. HAYDEN, Secretary of
Board Of Trustees OF Smithfeld Academy
Al meeting OF the Trustees OF Smhfeld Academy on
the s6th OF July, 1884, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved That accept with regret the resignation of
NJ Gary as Principal of Smithfeld Academy over which
self and benefit TO the Institution.
Resolved, That In the opinion Of this Board Mr. Cary
possesses in an eminent degree the moral aud education
requisites which constitute the gentleman mo euiccn
diteipiinarian and successful teacher.
Resolved, That copy Of these resolutions siyood Inv
the President aud Secretary DO forwarded to Mr. C.ry
Resolved That copy Of Mr. Ciy letter of resignation
anu the foregoing resolutions be forwarded to the Rich
mOud Enquirer and Wing for publication.
JNo r. PURDIE, President
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-01

IMPORTANT DisoovSST.-I,Is stated that J.. A. Game
wen, Esq, postmaster at Camden 8. c. has made dis
coyery and has gone TO Washington u sseure patent
which will prevent Lightning during thunder storms from
nks possession OF tslegphio wires and su.psnding
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-01
The following is list OF the ncrments in tho Shocko
Hill burning ground for the week ending Sturdy last
Total number Of whites under IL years of age,
- blacks

blacks
10 this conneIon it may be well remark that If any
cause shall operate to proong the stay OF cholera among
u.s. 1t will be indulgence in waermelons by no.
groes, and mprudent white persons. We have seen
them used by negroes to that would be cacua
ted to produce disease In the healthiest season.
EP. s. We learn that the number of intemen.s In o
lJwood Cemctary during last week only o, one OF
which was cholera. There under twelve years
Of age in addition to that number.
Thi- number Is far below what we would have eslna
ted from tho in which that Cemetary Is filing
up.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-01

~ LAND AND COLLECTING aGENCxy-
" fILPArh TX, Arronsxr LAW, Nelson Court Hon..
General Agent for the Debts ana r.
hs Land Persons owning land are hisb
oa 40 wen 70 sell and county where lana
eheap We have for sale Tracts Of Land %
addressed TO the subscriber, post-psd Win r,c.,x.
Je20-cly siry Ell JAM ee.,
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PETERSBURG MARKETS. H. On

Tobacco.-The breaks TO-DAY were ,vs;n on,,o .,,.u
and prices We thought rather better than YESTERDAY We
note sales OF several good hhds at l.2 to Sle v the
pool. " 'e'
Inc stock for Inspection in tho houses quite light,
Ooa'on.[W o motto sales of tome so bales last evening
y ID. Tho late news Is rather uniavorabIe.
oosn.-We note sales to-day Of some 400 bushels at
"n,.-ihe Africas news being unfavorable for wheat,
" mas declined &c. per bushel We quote sales
Q, some 1000 to 1900 bushels at 81 10 to so. and
,. r our.-N ,a Hour In lots at 50. Retail so 60
aud sS5 for Mexican. ~ 600 'of PERUVIAN
B,con-saouders 0 10 to 4 cents. sides 7 1.a 10
-, % Genus. Hog round Va 81 to 10 cents. Hams
Hay.-"e Tote sales Of large lots a. tia, retail
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-01
-RTcBNoNp wARrrrs .y.,.v.,e,,-,

eeaeeowe have material change report n ar. A.
In p,s % anm.uon In the Market hut no eeoabie decline
we continue last veeks Cpmuon In. a.
& sok to common leaf ts I medium SfS 10 az
liz; an. Wy TO I'm; good and aas shIpiIr ~ 10
quality tib TO 20 s'' WV ''S' '"y superior
whsa.-ws quote white at si,,e and red nro,
HEsTER WHITE c,,,
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s. ca ss at q e. ssd. a. s .;,es
1f w. I.a hid hid 81 D. ~
a9s. Miner nal rsS1s ssd n.nS.' sl
a'i'i hid sst t. w e. Hon,
SSd az 10 and 10 ana ~ a g.. Sarah burlington H.aT
hsa.-i At &C. aas ate IS iio Is Rev Levi,
sG 3d. g q e $50 ohsIios,s Sss:-
and at :, q =. WIN n.m Charlotte 81 ssas.
se ESs os. !;
aud 40 George Wallace. Charlotte hid At sio Is
lS Sah.-lf' sss
sns IN; q q" - The. Purcell oh.Ote,
A b ah s2 G 5ssTs,
SSd,T TO- 10 I.%s' 10 Sat- g. &c Sh All,
joel ws,tia. Charlotte u hhd. TO- Sat civ s,S 81;
Fi,:1a hsd sss ss aSG w ssS WE 5ha
sa1 = E, I III s hsI1 - and o?
$50 Drs RE, hhd,s a. ~. at Is .n q,
bids. aMSx a, 10 g. 10 an ssSsIi Re asdTs1ii
All 10 cep.in Ch.s hsn,y Robert 10 hhds-4X,s
o. Capt ~ 5sa a.I eSIn I ss5,
H. a. Il % 81 w ~ ~ s.e 70 h iS1
en- 60 10 2at 10 ON Capt VIM N Watkins, Charlotte Il
hAa ssS Xii g. IT, wa at !? sSh C n
TO- still WIN Roberts, hid at 6Ji Peter FORE.
hhd;TS sa and 10 % WIN EDe, and
ham. RS. 10 Is " Sa,.
hhd,-9 30 andii Samuel Cauev. Lunenburs, ate IS
S.% i Sas.aslsa sh Ssd. :? os
Aseteneurg hhe.-7 o. g. IS, 2GlH, IL, at IaH.
hhd+ IS and s. pIsoo Campbell II hhd.-t So TO- 80,
R p,iI1 a, 81 o. 2ns ats sh VIM Ben
hid a.9 Ed.aId Booker Prince Edward hhd,7 Is sGo
2' Miss wOod'On APpOmator, bids, 80, cay.
SsUGAR, BACON, COFFEE, DC.
- 20 hhds bacon Shoulders
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IHH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RICHMOND WHIG.
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST /, 1884.
To conREsro,pENIr.

Ns E1ss." 49,
ffb ralsS Sag standing ecsht to be kac~n ALL and ~
departed FROM Cstnary notice. exceeding eight
nu-s eh.rrvi er ~ Advertisements.
~ csaas-Io.oas will be charged the advertise.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-01
shows of the formidable Baltic fleet to happy id
"u. NJ. s--Ju June so. 1sb4.

vantage:
al NJ S. June 80, 1854.
my dear we are now in sight of Cronstadt
about eight miles distant having cast anchor here
nal was made to "prcpare for action; each man put
light fighting dress, and loaded his rerolrer We
all expect an immediate attack upon the feet which
is anchored under the protection Of the batteries but
suppose Sir Charles thought it. mo GO just at pre-
rent A little excitement also caused by the
signal to Took out FOR Machines and grapplcs were
accordingly traled about The forts at this dis.
lance look almost too much for as and do not thinl
10 likely zee shall attack them We have an enemy in
the camp in the shape of cholera, and buried two
of the gunners yesterday, and marine this morn
ing, and number OF men i'll in the ship. The
Duke also has it, ard believe we going to try
change 2f AR, as the advanced squadron Of small
steamers has Just been recalled They about five
miles nearer Cronstadt than keeping just out
OF range OF the FORTS FAST rakish looking Russian
steamer. supposed to he the Grand Dukes yacht
comes out now and then, and leads them chase.
went on board the Rscla yesterday TO see messmate
who dined with me. She is quite covered with marks
OF rifle bullets, and has several round shot in her.
though only twelve Founders One came through into
The masters cabin, and taking slanting direction
passed through six bulkhcads and lodged in the mds
BERTH At the other side Of the ship. His Southwestern
hat pceved two large splners IN II, as 1t was hang
ing up Had the gentleman been IN bed it would have
just taken his head off We got couple of sheep
Yesterday which TO us IS mauna to the children
@ lsTsel. We had to-day for dinner roast mutton
hsShei mutton snd mutton padding. Brandy and
stS- Is rcry asrs.'As 5tccNec, and certainly green
Vegetables and iSui; have nothing to do with the
cholera. IL Is Thought the water is partly the cause Of
L. Sod men ike the water alongside better than the
distilled water, aud many Of them have been drink
INK il II quite fresh. 7AS FrsacA are sensible
ftlIAs,s they saved Hie while we were cruising
about they smoke, rish, and LEFT board their
ships have splendid bands, and get up supper par
ties with nGcS Sc-, II the sayeSt manner possible
AS 10 lighting should be quite willing back them
against the Russians, sad have no douot they will DO
soci service when the hour comes"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-01

TnE WHEELING BMDGE.-Ths Wheeling InteIigencer
says
The New Suspension Bridge wa. opened to public
travel on "Wednesday, and the mail coaches and a large
number OF other vehicles well as loot passengers
crossed during the day. As temporary structure Il will
Is hoped be adequate to the accommodation OF the
immense travel which seeks transit across the river
though cking many Of the conveuisnces which will be
provided BY the permanent bridge. The cost Of the
structure will be about SO OoO falling some $4,000 below
the estmsto made shortly after the destruction of the for
structure.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-01

NohToLK AND PErERsBURo RAILHoAp.-From an ar.i-
clio 10 yesterdays Beacon give some particulars re-
speeting the progress Of this work. which will be interest,"
ing 70 its friends
All the details Tor It's construction have been arranged
and fine force Ia at work different portions Of the
road. The heavy grading Petersburg Is we'll under
way indeed the longest and deepest ia nearly flushed
IL 10 10 the hands Of experienced and responsible con-
tractor from the Souhsde road, aud this together with
that being done by the other operators Ia making ne
show. The swamp work is being prosecuted with dill.
gence and presents fewer obstacles than could have been
anticipated by the most sangune friends Of the work
As the land damages arranged by the com.
missioner the for the section adjacent 70
folk will be commenced. Monday has been fixed on for
tbs adjustment aud the contractor IL ready 10 begin
The plans for the bridge determined on aud mate
rails already delivered for Golfer damssone has been So
cured at low price and fine quality depot site will
be selected 10 Norfolk at early day The lot for this
purpose In Petersburg has been purchased without aby
difficulty Whatever.
10 s months there will be uninterrupted connection
between Memphis aud Norfolk.
Contracts for iron will NO learn, be made this fall
Norfolk Herald Juiy 20.
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ST Louis NIpvpr

ST. LOUIS MARKET, July %.
boxes and hhas sold day a,
% ats %; 2hhds Tugs and IS 1 ,hnnln.
l' AZ -, and At 90 lO1lbs Truly iirst bu,In.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-01

HoosfEE's OPINION oV Go1HlM.-The lafayette (IndJ
Journsl tells good story about certain citizen of La
porte who, after grAyely listening 10 New York mer-
chant talking about tho business prospects and advantages
OF bis city, very lnDocony remarked that New York was
too far from L1porte ever 10 amount 10 much
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-01

SALE oV TIE CgTnaL PlLAoE.-It Is stated In New
York Sunday psper that the United States Government
wishes 70 purchase the Crystal Palace for purpose
and has offered 900 for IT, IL 10 also rumored thai
the city OF Boston proposes 70 give $4,000 for IT,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-01

NUIsAscE-Mr. Hiram w. Tyler wts summoned be-
fore the Mayor yesterday, for permitting quantity Of
sagnsnt WATER and other offensive matter to remain on
his lot corner Of 18th and Main streets.
The case was continued that his honor may have an op
portunity Of examining the lot.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-01

nu1-8t Proprietors.
VALLEY UNION SEMINARY, Botetouf lSprfnos,
Yrgfnid.-CHARLEs L. COOKE, Principal.
Rev. A. b. Brown, Moral Philosophy and French.
VIM. II. Peasants, Latin and Natural Science.
Charles l.. Cooke, Mathematics.
J. A. " Winkier, Music Spanish and German.
J. II. sohenu, Music.
Miss Lucy Jurey, French and Higher English.
Mi susan v. Williams, Assistant in Mathematics.
Miss s. Jennie Perkins, Lower English.
---- Drawing and Painting.
Mrs. Indiana v. Rives, Governess.
Mrs. Susanna v. Cooke, Maron.
The Insuiion supplied with all musical nstr
mnt chemical and philosophical apparatus &
dAt!oDs boarding pupils All pupils
board In the Institute unless they should
lions in the neishborhood.
Tuition In Engbh Branchts teS %
Music, with use OF instrument ........... 10 90
each lore gn hnguhgessss....... 10 90
OIL Painting. ....... 90
Drawing and Painting 10 water coors. 10 90
" Ornamental NeedewOrk. 90
Board the Institution, Including every item 90
,eulOn win Monday, september 4h and
without interruption, I'LL July 9Th, 1853 Pupils
quest TO be present punoaay A. the opening o. the session
Payments be made half In advance and half the close %
the session No deduction for absence, except IN Of pro
tracted illness.
Nv orier OF the Trusiees
~ Pupils who by the OF the Virginia and Tenn,ssss
railroad Will stop At Salem, 10 which point omnibus S he
during the rS week the session; those who by the Valley
a will stop at Cloverdae. aul-Wiw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-01

TUNEACHER wANTED will be by the pubiished cor.
dependence between NJ Cary Esq., and the Trustees
Mr. Cary has resigned the smthheld
An election OF Principal this Institution
beginning the H Monday and
ns the 18th day Of August 1885, will be sat
urday (2d day. OF September.
The Principal is required teach Elementary
Composition and Rhetoric Geography maps and
globes History Natural Philosophy and Chemistry
and the Greek and Latin Applicants
duties requested forward their testimonials OF moral
ton. Southern gent!smen will be preferred.
The teachers salary, which 10 derived
hundred for the
years and the prospects its reaching
years is by no means unfnyorabe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-01

Havana s;,er writer's that the yonfto continues
to make dreadful havoc among the population there
The French understood tOsusr more than any obs
class N'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-01

NHoNrE VILLA FOR sABE.-The ,nhssribsr. In
I'VE tending offers for ,ae NJ,
sent and location boarding school, which, within
three hundred yards Of Burlington Church, ~ the midst Of
deussy Intelligent and healthy neighbouThooi The
farm contains hundred and seventy acres o. land with 6ns
subso eonequentiy capable Of high Improvement
The budngs dwelling house With six rooms besides
the basemena school house In the
arJ arssdv fnisbed for accommodation Of forty young Ia
deIax good lodging for sevants-a barn. osuase house
s,sbis, ~ ali and In hne condition stna
lion boid, out no small 70 Fsneusn qualified 10
The female school, the local patronage ~ ~ aons
tuss An Item IN the estimate Of It's value Possession
given 81 Of October. .--
au-2Aw8w 49, HENRY GOBIaaON.
II tpU and oiarihsd Sugar, fOr'aIs.
JAS. WINSTON
AHUsIJN. JACONEr, AND black LACE ,Oid.A Aus
VH Received this day, Adams Express Jsoon,t
Book and Black Craps Collars styles N,o EoElsb
Grapes.
aui WARREN 4 RERKISs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-01

A correspondent; OF the Newark Advertiser, writing
from Florence, says tia; Powers, statue of Washington,
ordered by the State Of Louisiana, is compile ed and
will be shipped lo7 New York in few days. lie also
aid' that the "arist engaged the statue Of Web
ser ordered by the people Of Boston TIE great ora.
tor is represented in the attitude of defending the Con.
stution, which is firmly grasped in hand, while the
other rests upon the symbol Of the Union which i, Sc
cures. have seea nothing among the remains OF an
Gent sculpture at all comparable this las. achievement,
Of Americas genius There is assuredy no head in the
populous Pantheon Of Greek and Roman notatitie. TO
compare with tia, Of the American Slatesman"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-05

CARLYLE.-Friend Aver I'm this age of
quaeks, eharlatans and mere windy gaseous
pretenders to heal, who blow at every street
corner, and in the face and ears of all men,
their loud, blaring Jericho trumpets and other
noisy boisterous wind instruments of marvel
ously twisted brass, in such woefully sham
ridden epoch as this, say, it is comforting,
nay even cheering to the earnest well wisher
of his race to know there has arrived in this
world genuine Physician-to light once
more upon something besides mere Sangrados
and Don Mercurial Jalaps, with their pile
botomies, posons, and warm water.
Your Cathartic Pills and Cherry Pectoral,
carry us forward to Halcyon days-to millenial
Pharmacopnas, when Science, deep diving
down into the principles of things, shall, with
infinite cunning, bring out the genuine Elixir
Vita for of truth there is manifestly
enough somewhat of that same Life Essence
in your subtle vegetable Installations and COM
pounds.
You realize to us the visions Of those pain
fullest, smoke- dried Alchy1nists -bootless seek
ers--dreamers among retorts and crucibles,
touching the Quintessential hidden Virtue of
the Universe, which should antidote distemper.
aad break for man the Wheel of Time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-05
Gcnernl News sun,mnrr.

The Democrats of Cincinnati have
been having an anti-Nebraska meeting on
their own hook. The call was signed BY
thousand of the 'faithful," and the meeting
was attended by many thousands. One Of
the largest halls in the city was literally pack
ed. The speakers were old stagers in the cause
of Ohio democracy. They handled Senator
Douglas and his aiders and abettors without
mittens.
John Avery Parker, when a young
man, was warned out of the town of West
port, under an apprehension, on the part ofthe
authorities, that he woulI become chargeable
to the town. He died lately at New Bedford,
leaving fortune of over half million of dol
lars.
The anniversary of Arlington birth
day was duly celebrated at Constantinople,
this year. All the shipping in the port, to
whatever nation it belonged foated the
stars and stripes at the masthead, and the sa-
Lutte of the Levantwas followed by the other
ships
The operatives of the Lewiston, Me-,
mills, have struck for the eleven hour system,
which was adopted in November last. Re-
Gently the corporations determined to have IL
hours work done,
A boat containing three dead men,
was found on the lake shore, eight miles west
of Michigan city, ON Saturday. They are SUP
nosed to have been fishermen from Milwaukee,
who died from exposure.
Upon the plantation of Col. John B.
Lamar, in Lee county, Ca, log was split
open few days ago, and 2S full-grown rattle
snakes found within.
Horatio King, who has been appointed
assistant Postmaster General in place of Mr..
Hobbie, is printer by trade, and at one time
conducted paper in Portland, Me-, called
the Jehersonian.
Much excitementprevails in Roxbury,
in consequence of the escape of large rabid
dog, after biting several horses and dogs.
A whole township in Germany, that of
Enzelhoum, it is said, is preparing to leave
together for America.
The mere apprehension of war has
cost England, already, it is said, e25, 900, 900,
at least.
A series of lectures on Phreno- Mes
merism, were being delivered; at the latest
accounts, in Singapore, to the great wonder Of
the inhabitants.
DR.. Brooks of Hadley, has entered
upon the duties Of Superintendent of the State
Aims House, at Palmer. Paupers will be re-
ceiyed about the first of May.