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PERS0NAL.

80. Nathaniel Cox, Rsq., Secretary Of State
Of Maryland, arrived in this city last evening
80. Gen. Quitman, of Mississippi, has writ.
ten long illisbustering letter, which is pub
lished in tho New Orleans Delta, in reply t
the charge of Judge Campbell, of that city.
-. The Boston Transcript, of Tuesday
gives the following account Of the clipping Of
the wings Of the Angel Gabriel Mcswish:
]. S. Orr, the notorious trumpet preacher, >
was examined before Justice Warren, Of
Charlestown, to-day Hedefended himself in q
clustering speech, and was replied to in short
terms by j. Q. A. Griffin, Esq, who managed
the prosecution. The charges against Orr
were, LIST Disturbing the Methodist Society
which assemblies in the Monument Church, by
drawing together a crowd near their house OF
worship: I'd. Transacting business on Sunday,
by peddling sheets of verses: Sd. Causing q
general turmoil and disturbance of the peace
on Sundays, by his rowdy collecting harangues.
The proofs of these offences was very conclu-
sive, and Justice Warren sentenced Orr to pay
fnes of s. each on the lst and I'd offences, and
$40 for the Sd offence, with costs amounting in
the aggregate to $54; also to give $500 bonds
for his good behavior during six months. The
Angel wore o look of almost demoni &C
wrath, though he kept q civil tongue, as he
paid down the money; and doubtless he re-.
CARDS Charlestown as poor place for specula.
ton.
.... The bark Georgiana, from Limerick,
with 1875 " Union Girls" as they are called in
the shipping list, arrived at Crosse Isle below
Quebec, on Sunday of last wsek-all we'll.
.... A grand dress ball is to take place in
Newport, r. l., at the Ocean House. Among
board of managers we notice the names of
Gen. Columbus O'Donnell, J. d. B. Latrobe,
B. C. Ward, Walter c. Barclay, Col. George
w. Hughes, DR.. Henry of Md, Col. j. S. Cum
ningham of Washington, Gen. Almonte, the
Mexican Minister, and M. Sartiges, the French
Minister.
80. Bishop Lee Rev. DR.. Hawks, Baron
Van Gerolt, the Prussian Minister, and Mr..
Gereves, the Minister from the Netherlands,
are at Newport. y.
....Wm. Rodgers. who, under Commodore
Decatur, assisted in the burning of the frigate
Philadelphia at Tripoli, died at Norfolk few
days ago.
....John L ynch, Esq, Collector Of the port
Of Richmond, Va, is lying i'll at the Hugunot
Springs.
THE Toronto Globe says it has reason to
believe that Lord Elgin has been appointed
Governor General of India.
....The Cairo Qll.) Times has placed the
name Of Stephen A. Douglas at the head of
its columns for President.
Gen Cass and family returned from
Mackinac to Detroit on the 25th ms.
....Capt. Duff Green died at Falmouth, Va,
on the Oath inst.
.... Mrs Gen. Gaines was at Memphis on
the Goth inst. The freedom of the city was
rendered her by the Mayor.
80. The Austin (Texas) Gazette urges the
claims of Gen. Rusk for the next Presidency.
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.


The Weather-Virginia Cadets-Hand-in.
Hand Club-Repival-Camp Melting
Sale-Fair.
ALEXANDRIA, August 81, 1854.
The lowering clouds portend rain before the
joyous reception of the city's guests, the cadets
of the Virginia Military Institute, is concluded
Notwithstanding, everybody is on the lookout
for their arrival. They are expected in the
half-past nine o'clock train. Our citizen SOL
diers, the Mount Vernon Guards, Capt. F. W.
Ashby, and the Mechanical Artillery, Capt.
George Dufey, are already under arms, while
our city fathers have begun to assemble, pre-
paratory to the reception. The cadets will
march directly through the city, and take the
steamer for Mount Vernon, returning in the
afternoon in time to display their fine bearing
and exact discipline on the common near the
city. They remain with US only until to NOR
row, taking an early train homewaId. From
our city and her citizens they will meet with
q warm welcome
The Handin-Hand Club have made the ar.
rangements for their pic mic, which will take
place at Arlington Spring, on the 4th proximo
The fine steamer Thomas Collyer, most excel
lent music, and an obliging committee, give
token of a most delightful time
protracted meeting at the Methodist Epis.
copal Church is in progress, doing much for
the revival of religious fervor amongst those
attending the services of that church.
From Union camp meeting ground, We learn
that everything passes of quietly apd as usual
S. I. Mccormick cold yesterday, at r. G.
Violett,s warehouse, 300 .bbls N. o. sugar,
$3.50 $685.; and 200 bbls. of molasses, Nt 4
rs cts. per gallon.
The ladies in charge Of the fair for our friends
of the Hydraulion Fire Company, have nearly
completed their arrangements The fair is
set for early in October, and all promises we'll
for splendid success. AMI.
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~ AeUE AND FEVER Of three years standing
CUEED.-Mr. John Lsngdon, now living at Beaver
Dam. Hanover county, Va, near Richmond, had
Ague and Fever for three years. most of the time he
had chills twice day, and rarely less than once
he was parched with fevers soon rs the chill LETT
him; and after trying phyaicisns, quinine, most OF
the tonics advertised, and everything recommended
Is him. was about to give up in despair when Car
ter's Spanish Mixture was spoken of, he got tx O
bottles, but before he had used more than q sing 9
one, he was perfectly cured, and hss not had chill
or fever since.
Mr.. Lcngdon is only one out ef Thousands who
have been benefited by this great tonic Alternative
and blood purifier.
tstSee advertisement
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TIE JrwsIs CALIFORNIA Tho corner stone
Of Hebrew synagogue, TO cost $2l, 900, was
laid at San Francisco on the 23d Of July. This
denomination are numerous In California, and
have places Of worship in Sacramento, As5s-
vile, and Sonora. -.<tt
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Conn CROP IN VIRGINIA.-The editor of the
Winchester Nrg,miam recently took ride
through Shenandoah, Page and Warren coun.
ties, and found the corn crop to be better than
expected. In Jefferson, Frederick, Clarke
and Hampshire counties, however, the pros
pect is not fattering, and the Vtrgtniass notes
the arrival at Winchester of several loads OIL
corn by the cars, from Baltimore, to supply
the demand
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A0-SpIlNDD PIofURls-Those Of our readers who
desire to pass through splendid Gallery of Pictures,
should not fail to pay visit to PlumSs Rooms on
the Avenue. Hehsson exhibition there some choice
specimens Of the new art Of DdQarreosyping in OIL,
which for beauty and excellence are Incompatible.
There is portrait executed in this last STYLE ci
President Pierce that reflects great credit on TIE
artist every lineamsnt thereof giving ifelke OK
preston. Mr.. Plumbe is reckoned among the first
Daguerrean artist of our time. mar 30
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ELopEnEsr.-A Dover IN b ! psper report

ELoPEMEsr.-A Dover IN b y paper report.
that an eminent physician, Who has praoticed
in neighboring town in Stafford county fol
several years, a married nan, has eloped
with a young lady of some twenty summers.
''The lady had previously been highly es-
tcsmed by her acquaintance, and this false
g ep has occasioned great sorrow to her friends
The doctor was for some tim her medical I'D
yiser." 49, ---- ---- - = :. = Pc
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TIE Crops SOuTH AND WBsf.-Advices from
Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia, speak favo-
rably Of the corn crops, and throughout most
OK the Western States there have been rains
which have greatly improved the condition Of
the crops. The indications now are, that,
taking the country through. the yield will not
be much below q fair average.
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ROBBERY-$1OO REWARD.
fTNHE room Of the subscriber WAS entered on the
i night Of the 30th inst, and his wallet stolen
Fl ON bis pants pocket containing $500 and
IN bank bills, mostly on Manchester, Ne,o Hump
shire, Bank, together with several notes Of band,
checks certificates OF stocks, bills Of sale &C. Of
use to any one but the owner, payment having been
stopped. liberal reward will BE- gwen for the NJ
turn Of the pupers alone. 80.
GEO. O0NVERS.
At National Eating House, cor. 9th st, Il Pa. Az.
auR Sl-StH
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~ THOSE IN WANT OF READT-MApI CLorH,ra
should, before purchasing elsewhere, call at Noah
Walker Co.'s Marble Hall Clothing Emporium,
where they will find materials Of all kinds oolors
and qualities, made up In the NEST approved styles
and at rices which cannot fail to induce them to
purchase. They have just received an additional
large supply Of those beautiful and we'll made Duck
Drilling Goats, which have no comparison In this
market Their stock is well kept up, consisting of
everything belonging to a gentlsman's wardrobe,
together with boys and servants clothing.
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nu Union Guards.-Ths members Of The
II SOomaany are requested to attend the meeting
6| 6I IN FRIDAY EVENING, September LIST, u
W W bu.insse Of Importance is to be transacted.
Young men wishing to join the Company are In
yite T. NJ the uniform can be seen.
By oder of the Secretary: zig JN0. SHEA.
avg Si-1ts
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VIRGINIA WooL.-The Isesburg Washing.
tonian says: eve have uptn our desk sam
pie of wool taken from touchdown sheep,
raised by X. j. T. White, State Senator of
this county, which measured o. inches in
length. The wool is Of fin quality for that
breed Of sheep. We are peased to see the
farmers Of the county arc directing thoir At
tention to the subject Of shep husbandry.
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SUNDAY LIQUOR LAWN ExGLAsD.-The new
English Beer Act has just gone into operation,
and forbids the sale Of beer, vino, spirits, TO-,
whether to be consumed on or Of the premises,
between 2 and hslf-past in the afternoon, on
Sundays
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NEW AND CORRECT CITY DIRECTORY
WE, the undersigned, now engaged IN numbsr-
w ing the city Of Washington. purpose as
soon as the work Il completed. publishing q new
City Directory. We have every facility for 90 doing
as we are compelled visit every house In the CITY,
and shall spare pains expense to male 1t most
sccurste and complete The necessity OF such q
book at this time is daily felt, and We trust that We
shall receive public patronage sufficient to remu
rate as. We viii endeavor to give entire satsfac-
ton.
Please notice our circular, IS will call on the
citizens at early day to solicit subscriptions to
the work. TEN EYCK PALMER,
Contractors for numbering the city.
aug 3l-2w Tnt)
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"a JOE SHIlLMaToN receives ell the New BOOK
and Newspapers % fast as published. He 10 sgen,
for Harler's and all the other Magazines, ana our
readers will always find Q large and gooa aSsoIt
store, Odeon Building, corner of4K street anu Penn
vIvanis sverue. aug 10
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CHARLES A. MCCORMICK and Silt. ,
" will resume the duties of their echool on MON.
lay, the 9Th of September, at their place Of resi-
dence, on ~ street, between Pennsylvania and
Missouri avenues, next door to Mrs. Wards board
ing house. aug 3l-eo3t
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~ UsH RAMPfoN's VEGETABLE TINC1uRE.-Haye
you dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility
Diseases Of the Kidneys any Loss Of Power and Dis
arrangement Of the systeml We but point you to
the thousands who have used the GREAT INvlsoRA-
TOE.
"Hampton's Vegetable Tncture," and it, effects.
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Iowa ELEcrIos.-The result Of the election
in Iowa is much closer than is generally sup
posed. Grimes, whfg. has only 7s4 majority
for Governor, while all the other State officers
elected, are democrats. The democrats, it is
said, have one msjerity In the Senate, and the
wings the same majority in the House, thus
making il site" vote on joint ballot.
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WINDOW SHADES,
CURTAIN TRIN1MINS, ETC.
F1NHfS day received very extensive and choice
i stock the above goods, of eve,y variety and
price, Purchasers are invited to give me call il q
large assortment and saving of twenty-five per cent
in buy ing ID any consideration, as 1 have large
stock Of the latest patterns on hand, bought very
cheap, and will be sold at very small profts.
LIZ. CLARK,
UPHOLSTERED and Paper Hanger, north side
Pa avenue, between IL b and 18th SITS.
arr Sl-6t News 1ml
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~ ENGLISH RAT TERRIERS sale,
htwo pair PUPPIES full bloodsd English
Ia. T-rper Pupries. Price $40 PR pair.
Also, one blooded Newfoundland Slut.
Address "a B c." ct the Star office.
CQ-TuTh kGA
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UTHe large circulation Of the STAR
sakesit the most desirable advertising me-
asum in the District. Hhas more readers
IN the cities Of Washington, Georgetown,
n,d Alexandria, than al. rke otker Wash.
i.gton dailiss combined.
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GERMAN 4 ENGLISH DAY SCHOOL,

Cbrner 4th and T. sts., Washington.
VNHE exercises Of this School will be resumed CT
i the LIST Monday in September.
Course Of instruction. terms. &c., may be OBJ aimed
by applying to the undersigned.
w. NORDMANN, Faster,
aug 3l-Th&SH corner 4th and SITS.
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ID EMOVAL L. The Undersigned has rem we'd
IL his House Furnishing Rooms TO south side OF
~. avenue, between ~ and 9th streets, where,
with room and Increased facilities for business
b. hopes to meet wi bis former customers, and
share part Of the public patronage.
aug 3l-3tS sl- RoBT ISRAEL.
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II livery STABLE.-Tne subscriber hiss
IL rented the Stable on B, between 9th and sth
streets, and fronting the Canal and 10 ready to
cei'e horses on livery. His long experience in the
care of horses iustnes him in sayipg that they wiz
be well attended to JAS. GATke
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NATIONAL TMBATRR.
Friday Evening, eept. ], 1854.
BENEFIT OF
No.F.Fo3D,
Author of the snoocsxfal rebgfto
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
On vhicA occasion 1t will be presented fer The l'ss
Ssitiuelg The last appearance Of
fR EBIKIL OPERA TROUPE.
GRAND GALA NIGHT!
BRILLIANT ARRAY OF VOLUNTEER TALENT
MR.. W. G. DUNNAvANT,
Whose chasts AVID finished
READINGS OF SHAKESPEARE =,
Have Won for him the sncouiuns Ct the entire
Southern Pres, will recte Collins Ode on
the Passions, depicting with en- ar.
tietie power, the alternate soS $40
FEAR, JEALOUSY, - :.
DESPAIR, MELANCHOLY,
HCPE, cHrsruINrss
JOY, LOVE.
MR.. w. Il. BOKEE, ....
The PhOmlSlNt 1VONo hS4oh,
CLIFTON W. TAYLEURE,
OF THE BALTIkO RE AUSEUA,
Win appear In an entirely new and Comic Extrsvs
gansa, written expressly for the Co
easion.l entitled
BOMBARDMENT OF GREYTOWN;
OR,
Fate Of the Mosquito King.
HARRY LEIIR ..-
VIII have the honor Of introducing, for the laai
time, his Young Pet Elephant,
SIMEON,
In variety Of feats never before attempted.
JOE BROWN
In four Of his truly inimitable Dances.
T. L. FLOYD ,
In two pleading and graceful Dances.
" PENN LKHk
In new PANIC Solo" Tother side o. Jordan" IN
PRODUCING some purgent local hits"
The Old Sexton .....-....-......GE0RG KUNKEL
Laughing Chcrus....~. .....,-.. MASTER ADAMS.
= " BFAUTYTUL SOLOS,
UsIC, AND
DANCIN
First Night Of Con- cal. Quizzcal. Nonsensical and
Musical Dramatic idea, written expressly 49,
for the occasion, by Clifton w.
L. A1N. lxA
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

49,, On TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
- Fare round trip 81; from Als1.ndr,a
IS cents-Ths THOS COLLYER leaves Washing
ton ut and Alexandra at ~ o'clock
Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat q. oclk.
Coach Fare 10 cents.
Persons wishing the Coaches will leave their resi-.
denos with Geo. and Thes Parker.
Refreshments on the boat
aug Sl-6 sAM'L GEDNEY, Capt.
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. REw ARn.-,

o. REWARD.-strayed from I street, let.
@C 1eth end 10Th, on Sunday night, BLACK
HORSE, about Ia hands high. He has three white
feet, small white spot on forehesh, and white NOS.
triL He is good in harness and veil used to the
saddle. will give the above reward II left either
at levi Humphreys Stable, OF Buffers, in Jackson
Hall alley. SkTIN LYLee.
ano oQ-SfS
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COURTIERs, FOLDERS HEROES, &
By THE
ENTIRE KUNKEL TROUPE.
R0BBERY-S10O REWARD.

Admission Is cents. Gents t, the Drees Circle OF
Parquette without ladies, S71% cents sts.
aug 81 JN0 r. FORD, Agent
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NNHE UNDERsIGNED begs leave to In.
l. form the public that she has again opened her
House, south side Of Pennsylv aniA avenue, between
I'd and ~ street. for the reception Of Bosrders-
Her rooms ere large and commodious her houss is
nuely situated, and has been lately fitted up; and
she would assure her old patrons, as well As the
public generally, that she will offer mmodatiops
-quaiiins those Of any first class boarding bouss
throughout the Union. Single persons, or families,
who prefer private house to the hustle of hotsl,
would do well to call. MRS 4 CUpLIP,
RuV S0-dlw
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r The &" starr Oalce II located en
ID Street, second door west from 18Th,
near the junction Of 13th Street and
pennsylvania Avenue, nearly oPpo.
site 10 the 90 Kirkwsea Heuse," late
"Irvinx Hotel.n
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A CARD,

TN connection With the Auction and Commission
i Businsas. offer my services to the public ss
GENERAL AGENT
Psrticu ar attention given 70 the buying and sell
ing Resi- Estate, Stocks, Re. 10
An intimate acquaintance with the sts b q the
merket for the last three years enables me % offer
to those dssarous Of employing. an agent the best
opportunities for investment
GEORGE i. DYER,
llth street, first door nom Pa avenue
aug 29-dlm
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TIE Weather-Virgtnsa Cadets-Haad-in.
Hand Club-Repivat-Camp Meeting
SaLe-Falr.
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COMMANDMENT UF GKEYTUWN;
OR,
ETE OF THE MOSQUITO KING.
Kickeraboo, the Tavney King Of
MnsQuto.. W. Tayleure.
Sarhead, his Prime Minister. .-..eearch.
GobbIeaf man Of all work W. P. Lehr.
Gen. Abrawanter, . redoubtshle hero
of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. w. H. Pokee
Lieut.. jolly, jolly KnRlish Tas...-.-Kunkel.
EtSiopi.nna, q susceptible Mesquite
Maiden ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. L. Floyd.
CoURTIERs, FOLDERS HEROES,
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lust RECEIvED-Per bark Ad.Hs Fog
81 ers and Schooner Granite State 500 tons, and
dailv expecting per brig Candace. $50 tons pure
Wqnham Lake ICE, from IL to is inches tAick,
which can be mad In large or small quanatise.
L. j. MIDDLETON,
Office and Depot south ride 2, next to corner 18th
street. .-.sI
aug 2q-eost lint, Union 4 Gent) n
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First Night of Couical Quizzical. Nonsensical, an
Musical Dramatic idea, written expressly 49,
for the occasion, by Clifton w.
Tavleure, Esq, entitled
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
DANAWAY from the subscriber near Beltsville.
III on the 9th Of August, . negro BOY, named
John Terral. He IL between Is and 10 yssrs old
rather more than five feet high black, With q dull
countensnce, small eyes, short nabby hair good set
Of teeth, round shouldered, and very slow In his
movements. He has Q father living in Charles Co..
and will probably make bis way there. The above
reward viii be given il delivered to me, or secured
10 jail 80 I may get him again.
JAS. X. BRENT,
aug 30-lVs near Reltsyflls
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COME AND LEARN YOUR FATE.

CUME ANU LEA6N fUUK FATE.
MRS. GEORGE, late OF England, wishes to
WI inform the ladies and gentlemen OF Washing.
ton and vicinity thai she can be consulted on the
past present and future events, A. her residence,
It'll street, between Maryland avenue and d street
vest side, Island. Her name il on the door, La
dies Is cents-gentlemeu SO Hours from In the
morning until 10 o'c ock at night
aug 29-3ts
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-02-17

To the Hon. County Commissioners for The
County of York, ~ the State Of Maine. az
their Regular Session. begun and holden at
Alfred. eithin aud for the County Of York.
on the Tuesday merit before he last Tuesday
of May. Il. ID. 1858.
rbsHE SUBSCRIBERS, inhabitants Of said
Il County of York. Respectfully show that
several years since, the County Commission
ers for said County of York laid out a new
County road in the town OF Acton and Leb-
anon in said County. beginning at point in
the valley East of the road now travelled,
near the store of James Ross. formerly occu-
pied by Stephen Merrill and nearly opposite
the dwelling house of Stephen Hubbard.
passing on and over parts OF the County and
town roads on the route to Little River Falls
in Lebanon that SAID new road so laid out
has never been made that the land over
which said road passes is partly covered with
growing wood and the other portion is wet
and spongy. and subject to be flooded with
water large portion of the year and unfa-
vorablc for road and that there is but one
house on the new part of the road. and prob
ably never will be any inhabitants thereon
that the making of said new road would DC
attended with great expense to the, towns OF
Acton and Lebanon. and when made would
not be SO useful and convenient to the public
as the road now travelled.
Wherefore your petitioners respectfully pray
that the said new road may be discon tinucd
from the first mentioned point in Acton tc
the road rs now travelled from the house OF
James Gerrish in Lebanon. near the corner OF
said Gcrrish field, and as in duty bound, will
ever pray.