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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-01-14
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MIDDLEsEx COUNTY.

MiDDLESEX COUNTY.
Col. Josepls Bultpriield. who was annointed
deputy sheriff ID 1873, and has served ir that
capacity, witt, the exception Of tie years 1851
and 1852, to tile day of his death, died Of heart
| complaint on Friday last, at lie age Of rs
years. lie was Il lnember of The legislature in
1872 and had held ss"eral municipal Offices.
The Marlboro Mirror says that ON Satur-
day morning, 9th inst, the wife of John
McLane, residing in Assabei, went up stairs
to carry some article TO sick child On her
reurl, with a babe IN her arms, as she was
about descending the stairs, her foot slipped
and she tell from the top to the, bottom, strik
ing upon the child and crushing lis head so
that il died in about an hour, The mother
remained senscless for some time, her injuries
being quite severe
Fhe Bunker Hill school house at Charles
town was tired IN the allie lay an iueendary,
Wednesday /: but more damage was done by
the water thrown speedily into the building.
than BY tile fire itself Loss $500; no insuI.
ance-
EoRFoLK COUNTY.
On farm in North Quincy, last week. 4
calf was born, perfect in body, bat having a
head almost Exactly resembling the human
form, the hais blaek and curly, the teeth
white, and the lips iull Many people have
visited the new conner, and tile occurrence ex.
= = s'''s - "Do'aoVu'
BRISTOL COUNTY.
Frea. =. angel, young man living in
a +, has been committed 10 jail in
taunton, ior lnvihg Two more wives than the
,aw Allows. inree iadies appeared against
INN, canning nm as their husband, one Of
whom he married only a few days ago, in
Fall River.
MAINE.
honert beethal', Of Enfield, Me-, fell upon
one Of the stakes Of his sled, a few DAYS AFRO.
ana Dled TO death before he could reach home
iie stake was about one loot high, and passed
through his body
mington, Phillips, and other towns: thirtv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-01-14

LANcAsrER.--The Clinton Courant says
that, on last Tuesday evening, while H. Bord
Douglas, an agent Of the Massachusetts Anti
Slavery Society, was delivering bis lecture IN
Lancaster, a number Of unprinclplcd young
men, or boys, created such a disturbance that
it was utterly impossible for the speaker to
proceed with his lecture, and the meeting was,
to the disgust and indignation Of all respecta-
Bile people present, entirely broken up.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-01-14

ing o1t Of the debates. Senator Sumner great
y confused the secessionists, by reading to
them from manuscript letter Of Gen. Jack
son. He arose in his place and said 81 bold
in my hand al unpublished autograph letter.
written ny Gen. Jackson while president Of
the United States, and addressed to a clergy
man III slaveholding state, Oniitiing Ger.
tain sentences which are Of a purely private
nature, the letter is as follows -
sWAsn1KeroN. May 1, 1883.
Nv Dear SIR have had laho-
fious task here. but Modification is dead and its
actors and c0nrtiers will only be remembered
by the people to be exc. rated for their wicked
designs to SeF,r ami destroy the only good
government on the globe, and that prosperity
and happiness we enjoy over every othes
portion Of the world Humans gallows
ought TO be the fate Of all such ambitious
men, who would involve their country in
nRiFit war, and all the evils in its train, that
obey might reign and ride on its whiriwinds
and direct the storm. The free people of
these United States have spoken, and con-
signed these wicked demagogues to their prop
er doom. Take care of your nulliaers you
kaye them among you; let them meet with
the indignant fowns of every man who loves
his country The tariff il Is nop known, was
coarse woolens. BY the law of July, 1882,
sEQpIen was reduced to five per cent.
3&af tie SOUTH Mr.. Clgy's bill
~ i with wooleYs at fifty
nd there it is
Calhoun and ali
the principle. The
valuation will be equal
more, and after the year
IL. All g..
his IS not protection, cannot
ereiorc, the tariff was only the
H. 5union and a southern confed-
Nj oh1ect The merit protect iciH be
slavery question.
Acalfli IS not good, but is improving
Present me kindly to your lady and
iy, and believe me to be your friend. 4
4 always be happy 70 hear from you.
. AxDREw Jackson.
Tie Rev Apdrew,J. Crawford"
Rev. Mr.. Crawford. to whom this letter was
addressed, was at the time clergyman in
Georgia He now turns up a. an Alabamian.
and writes 10 ilAs Linden Ala. JeiIefsonian.
in much tsibulation, wrath. and terror. 10 save
himself from The terrible consequences Of has-
Ing received such a lstter from Ola Hickory,
nearly thirty years ago He processes 20 feel
that the publication Of tiiis letter 'asperses'
his Southern patriotism" and 10 BET himself
right, lie begins his 4iadieatisas BY q ferocious
dash at that vile specimen 81 infamy
and poltrooBery, Mr. Charles Sumner Of
Massachusetts, and then, although Mr..
Sumner read from the original manuscript
letter. wilicll had been loaned him for the
purpose bya southern gentleman, and which
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-01-14

POLICE CoURr.-On Saturday, Timothy
Luby, for being a common drankard, was
sentenced to the house Of correction for two
months.
The civil case Of VIM. Lawrence VS.. +. I.
Balloon. in the police cour, was decided in
favor Of the plaintiff, from which decision the
defendant appealed
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Gbe 4ailp


and Harding Valley F2 $50. CurtiS and
BARTLETT Leesyille.M :qfls end <,risi
wood--Messrs Magcnl1is and T. X. Earle; Qpinsig-
smond-Messrs. banrd and Workman; Pond
Messre Bartlett End Thomas Earlef Adams square
Messrs. Of Mrle and Shipper; Burncoaf Plain
Messrs Al,dfeWs aud Barker; Worthwhile -AIessfs.
Newton AID Russell Chamberain--sies Smyth
and OF. Earle; North Pond-Messrs. Williams
and TN w. sNe
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u Of the West has returned
DShe reached that city on Sat
Ming, about O'Clock. The follow
lkeni Of he officers has been publish
"Wednesday, ! A. NJ, made Charleston bar
to until daylight, when she proceeded to
n the Ilarbor. When of Morris Island was
into by the battery from that point,
teen shots being fred at her, taking
Feet on her port bow, and second as
bed to leave the harbor, on the star
arter; one ball passed between the
X aud the engine beam. Finding it
b land troops, was returning to sea
ben the fire was continued, several
he'd after her. She succeeded in
without other damage TO the
IN board. On coming out over
Atwice; remained outside the
That night saw steamers
harbor, supposed in pur-
lights and was not seen
ne night, spoke the ship
u for Charleston, at an.
used admittance in con-
American flag flying.
board until orders
&ton
esired very much
and that they
b the means to
x Tribune Of
ner:-s
Rnade, save
ND wheel
is said
enteen.
Eerson
NUNS,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-01-14

SoMooL MEErIsG.-At meeting of the
school commiitee, Saturday evening, the fol-.
lowing assignment Of schools was made fol the
current year
HIGH SCHOOL.
Messrs Shipper, Power, Goddard. r. X. Earle,
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NORFOLK COUNTY.

On farm ~ North Quincy, last week,
calf was born, perfect in body, but having a
head almost Exactly resembling the human
form, the hair bhsek and curly, the teeth
white, and the lips fuIl. Many people have
visited The new conner, and tile occurrence ex.
cites much gossip in the neighhnrhnnd a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-04
Tg1PGRAr8Yc.
PRnM MOBILE.

NOZZLE, Dec. 2i.-Ths municipal election, which was
30 warmly contested in the for mayor has re-
suited In the election Of Mr.. n H. Slough, ss mayor by
a very small majority.
MoBris, D,c 2i-Wa.er communication with New
Orleans is again suspended.
The released engineer, from the steamer Lewis re-
Gently captured by the Federals in the Mississippi Sound
reports that the captain, clerk mate, and two OF the
crew we're retained and will be sent to New York 70
testify as TO the of the boat were
released on condition that they were not to take up arm
against the Lincoln government Osber boats arc also
reported as captured.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-04
FROM KENTUCKY.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 2, (via Mobile, Dec. THE Bowl
ing Green correspondent of the Union and American oil
the I'd inst states thst the Federals are still North Of
Green river. 1t is reported that they are preparing &c
20 into winter quarters at Camp Levin, near Nolir
Bridge.
MEMPHIS, Dec 2-Itis stated here on good authority
that Gen. A. 8. Johnston believes that the Fedora
move agaips. Columbus is feint, and that the fight viii
come of at Bowling Green shortly The reported land
ing Of troops from Cairo to St. Louis Is confirmed
The Saerals are evidently alarmed at st. Louis.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-04
FOR SALE.

A MOST valuable and highly productive Farm containing
about 800 acres, well waeTtd and hes ample tuppy
wood and Tbs improvements consist Of Frame DEerg
si,h tix roors tbs u,ua farm incudng ana-
and four or y excellent framed cabins IRE land mont 81 the
dtepg slopes Gdusy TO brook which flows Wong Its ba sno
p.A,e from contiguous farm the remaining AIRED
fee uy besut a By smb'nEg suitable improvements o.
walks ard ,hpbb y about the yard with It's natural ADVANTAGES
his could be rendered the cye residences adj
cent TO tn city proximity n market r. Gdva
over places the tine Its dstsoee quite
acienI for co ntry recreation To gentcnsn having family
rpuung Of the ned Professions this rare In
b a. COOKE,
des-d2tacf omes No. T. Law Building, Frank In ktreet
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CONFEDERATE sTATEs OF kYENOB,
QuAEIESxhsrER GEx's DrPlKTNESr.


RICHMOND, Nov 1861
C,IRCULAR.-The following additional nstruc iors In
" reference inpressmenis OF private property for mtsr
PURPOSES sud for the AID guidance Of oeefs
and sg.rts ofths Department
sppoln Ing agents 10 make impreunentS will In az
furnish such agents written evidence OF thr suhoy
act snd agents whenever required ty parties interested viii
exhibit autho iiy W ch they citing
q Agents who make imprssments WILL In all give TO the
OF properly essed,o his Sgert hcats statns
the character value thereo and the VIII uorroy
the eff Il Ibis Departing from whom they derive tner
thory satemtn; o!a property Impressed By theta with the
III Lbyusct Of these taIemens will be
Warded this of by the officer 10 whom they retained
lmpre no be lrted except When absolute
ly demanded by the pubic necessities and their burden must be
spportionet among the community far be possible
equally and iparsy having due regard TO the and
eli q oEue's Of property
When and other property including slave teas;er
Impressed Ito the service OF the Con crate tts the
era may b. compensated by officers q the
Department, a. the usual rates Of hire
s. When the Of perry impressed into the public
service slaves excepted wiling TO renquh ~ 20 The
Governaen tie officer, Of the QuArtemsste Department may
the fair appra sed value thereof and tale the IL
their returns be ed for her public property
When private prop has be-, duly Impressed by order OF
the ding Object aad shall appear oy satisfactory evi
denee expended In TIE Pablo service a. the
QuarmAr Department pay The fair appraised value
thereof ahouga the property not have been regularly
eeved and Issued By amp ouarternaster.
A. G MYERS,
d'3-6t Acting ousrtsrrnasler General
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-04
NOTICE..

WE ALEX IRpE7 HULL have Issued the
w ohteea dollars 10 tVtaty i've and ~ &c tb
or our own and for that CT the pubEc and
Alexander HIM. have uade deed dazn up by Of the fra
city, and reoerde1 In the Husns Court Of prope
~ without uble the amount a Dotes OF issue
or their receup ion IS fpeelhed. u7cn presentation.
have Of oe leading nsehant' my truee 10 see
hat the provisions o. the desd executed,
fsrelse piyng II or e0per een for Fpe
Gle which would be added the OF stock the pri
-s bling sufficiently high already my customers thereby save
a. ALEX HILL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-04

UCTION LIZ or rs Rw. In HANovyR
n County, on the Virginia entTni " aiirosds
II Miles from the ity Of Richmond, cOnta NJ
ing from I OOV 10 LOO Acres, together with
"A 1.-THE Perisbable. Pr. perry thereon, Consist-
ng OF ~ &c Sari ly.-At the request q Jsnes cut
on or tsa SELL publc sucton On the prenbts on
WEDNESDAY h- 18th OF December l6l al ii oelocf n
Nfsr not; fall thereafter the large and v. "a
e fam Sboye called koun PieasAn on which ny
luton has long resided. The Tract contains hom eco 70 w
yhch 400 In w-tds ard hs rtsln
ouen land on portion VII Oh 100 bushels OF wheat have been
eded buljr the place an lie fcr The sccomne
d,,,on Of InTge family plat aud OF the land VII De
made In e for the and the vih be ,ub divided rta
uch sler tracts may be deemed rot Juiei u.s. In af
ION TO the usual buI ingS there Grst bid attached 70 Tic
Iace Va IN 10 The land 30 thai IT, N.
oyeu nj Is readily hard. he place yeiy healthy and The
,ghborhood eseeert The Virginia Cent al Bsrosd Ilns
Ne state aud the depot al Hanover Court House one
nile distant.
ale o, tbe land, all the personal and peihaee 20.
, aveS) will be old Among the prsola properly
here "a but 900 aTels ~ 600 ounds dcer ~ hesa
4 Cattle 20 sheep II Mules. rs bog i9sthr VIII s
ne mng Implements Houstbcd Surtiile &C MI rtton,
q, dng on The ,sAe tsLe pleaSue In hovt gtt sdden
the hsa ttness ~ the place Ia coLyeH-
Offers peeu lar adyantNej q pc soLs scins
Rcns themselves CT Yarn tSi nm one hour
Sd by road where they spend hesunneu win heir
TSsss For the land ore.ourth cssh, bsisros and
,elrs for bends beshrK Interest," the ssms payable yearly
ecure1 by tie estate all suns rnoer
5l cash over amount months cre Tor approved ends
I'd negotiable paper. . ,.,,,.,, -.
no2o-tds GopDis y ArfksooH' Aoeu
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ionersn as the embodiment OF dispatches. Laughter
and loud cheers) l. therefore, took it upon myself 10
say to those gentlemen that they must produce Their
passports from the GeneTsl Government and, they
could lot do that arrested them"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-04
NoIICEIo TAXPAYRRs.

URsUANT 10 an ordinance passed 18th January 1855 Will
attend at the Collectors once, In the City Hail. from the
18th the Stat Of December inclusive TO receive the remsinng
such persons entitled TO de5rcton OF
per cent having previously paid the nrst half 10 June last
In accordance with said ordinance. -
JULIUS A. H0Bs0N, O. O. R.
SB-I from the above that the Collector Is
auIred Office from the 18th 10 3is Of the month
% receive taxes remaining from June last Before the Janu
AIRY term Hungs Court he Is required by ordinance 10 ad
yerse de q1en estate be sold for nonpaynent taxe
ersonA who have done will the necessity Of calling
and paying their taxes will be impossible for the Collector
o call on them before he adverists.
noSn-lm j. a 81, W Y. u.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-04

NOTICE -nel'nqg,nt consumers CT water In g'ue.,Gn
~ wArl her by hed than they fan 70 psy Their ts
before the 5h instant before the hour O'Clock
via b. dsS with rd % the iTemen OF the i'-
lowing extract from he or'nance oresrnnE me Mst won
an ordinance passed ~ N Cpn Sg Sls lsos, III Any
Water B remain uupA flr tTty days next Atsr that on
Whe1 presented the AVID or hall notify tie d
ent shsl sep Water ng use on the premises In re-
Ipsc 10 Whea te dsant 6as Cana hssh not ALLOW to be
uled hose prelS Ia usih said bill pAe and h'e pc,
cent III b. adj ed the gaai Amount Of On BILL, Whea hAl
be lac ths hands Of the CITY Collector WHO Is hereby au'
oilI a. rtqued to collect hs As Il was due tyr city
rLsLUNDgRs, yR, Cor
d1-R 81 L sFlArToS, Auditor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-04

Publishes and od.rs FOR sac, n qusnlues-
noyH ma s,ry OF VI gssA Mhtory q yrgini rom US
dis oyery ana setlem b. Iucreans tie present tine BY
Rcsert HoNscn Esq vos $50. Volume contains he
Hi.,sry Of Colo1y PtA;e Of pas, In lI Vol me
contains DRY Of the Colny and Of the et1e on lo3 10
The Est-oceSslon Of Al indrlA, Ia ls4I $50
pres, haI been av In " prsc1 Il this work OF MT HOW
so1 and Ms Justly considered TIE best extended History CT
tbs stats Published:
Hsosy a the Valley Of vrgns BY Samuel Kercheva vol
sYl sheep eesond edition revised 30 -,
De EASi History and In Ian War d Western virginia his
the EAy 5eler nd Indian Wars IN Weltsrn sni
embracing On or the Expeditions IA he West
prev lIoa a'o b gsphea eehes Of o. EbeeeIsE
Fans hsios MS uoeh Less Vets General Daniel brosdhela
Gen Andrew Lw Capt sAmael Rrs5y, fo william Crawford
other ingrhei Actors 10 Border a
hAneso mels nlusra,ed; BY Wilt De Haas, rt0 dsi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-04
o1TY ITEMS.

ST. JoHxs Church. YARD-Ror the first time, in seve-
raj years. We visited ST. Johns Church-ysrd Sunday
last aud were grieved 10 witness the dapdation aud
evidences Of neglect presented TO our cbservaton.-
Obesks overturned tablets broken and the graves
of those buried there trampled under foot ne. tue
memories of the deceased Rad vanished from recoee'
| ton. la one corner, near the gateway NO notced
pile of broken tombs-a sad testimonial OF the mua-
tons OF Time. But worse than all, under one oil the
broken tablets we human sklil, and several rio
bones which, we told, had been the playthngs OIL
| the boys in the vicinity Shakespeare was more tnan
half right when he wrote
There's hop, a great mans memory may oatiive his
life half year; but by'r lady, he must build ohuIches
then{pE else, he wall not sufA thinking Cd, etc.
Can not something be done towards keeping the GEM
etery in coed coltiton? AS matter OF city price 's
whole community is interested 10 keeIing the place IN
order. Every stranger who comes to Richmond, Vsis,
il he can 81. Johns Church around Which 80 many his
| toric memories cluster. What will he thnk when re
sees the ruin and neglect to which We reer We nope
ths trustees Of the church will besr Themselves and
proper efforts secure such contributions from the cit-
Gems of Richmond 10 the object Indicated as will re-
cure proper attentions to the gropnds and aPpurensn
| ces.
The PATENT OFTICE-The following is list OF let
ters patent granted by Hon. BufGs Rhodes, Conmis-
oner eff Patents during the month of November 1861:
John P. German OF Oharlesown, Va, for an improve
| ment In cartridge boxes.
! VIM. W. Rckenbsker OF Beaufort s. o., for an I'M
provement in camp chests.
C5-relus r. Cox of CAhsba, Ala, for an improve
ment 10 cotton cleaners
Theophilas W. Moore, OF Person county, n. O., for an
improvement il ploughs.
! IT, A. Mcleod of ThibodearX La, for an improved
apparatus for clarifying cane juice.
| Geo. II Peabody, OF Columbus, Ga, for an improve
| ment in water proof composition
w. Bggs, Of Jacksonville, Fla, for an improvement
! in ploughs.
Andrew Day. of woodvllo Miss, for an improve
| ment In ploughs.
John n Gradick, of Fayetteville, Ala, for an i'm
provemert in washing machines.
L. Voolfolk Of Nashville, Tenn, for an improve
ment in ploughs.
john schsy of Savannah, Ca, for an improvement in
horse power.
Columbus A. Rose, of Columbia, Ala, for an improve
ment 10 hoes.
y B. Il W. H. Stephens, Of Dallas, La, no. b2) TO-
an Improvement In and cotton stalk cutters dn
puliers.
MAYORS CoURr. yesterday, James Slater, charged
with elOniousy shooting VIM Clark, was committed for
| trial.
Jas Dorau charged with ass'ulting George Webster
aud by force taking from him five dollars, was remanded
| for trial.
VIM Clark, charged with stealing sl25 and one esnI
from Bernard Goteib, also remanded.
HusrNe, CoURT.-The case OF Harvey Wash indicted
for passing counterfeit money is still pending in the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-04
IN Press,
AND WILL BE EEADY BY lOfH Dko'B.

l. AND WILL BE EEADY BY lOTH DKoP.
1sr.
Cause md Contrast, -FsAy the American Crisis,
hoViug the quy LnSesAy Justice ard PsrmAnenes Of
In4ututon Of Slavery, by \. ", Ma "A Ahon; pioe o..
2xp
PrescIcnc; Speech deve Cd by Fon Beverly Tucker OF
EnA 10 tar 'oeihyrn Convention held tt Ntshvie, Tenn,
April 10. $50; price 25o.
Adlress oraersto wE5r JOHNSTON,
Publishers and Booksellers.
dsa z. Main street. kich ond Va
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MANFRED,

BY the Rev Dr. James Leach, hursdl, Nov. It'll, HUGE
JOHNSON, Esq and MSs JULIA SWAMI OF Cumberland
Va
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HlyGTyG OF TENNESSEE TRAITORS.

GREEsvILLE Tenn, Dec 2d-Henry Fry and JACOB
NJ HsDsle were hung on Saturday evenng,by order OF
the Military, for the offence OF bridge burning.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-04
TO sUTLRns AND mERCH ANTS.

Just received large stack Of Tobacco and sesss o.
w every d.ioriP ZION and qualify.
Also, on hand,
Champaign Wines In Of. and pts, OF approved brands.
Also Boots Shoes all Of which offered for sale at low
,rI,s, CaAs BAYsE co,
noqo Under spotsw God Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-04
sgQURyTRATED PaeeB1TY FOR SALE.
sAIURDAY DECEMBER II, 1851
BY Goppfs 4 ApPvRsoN. Au'ra.
uALUsBLI. nUsINssA srAnD ~ PpANK-

VALUABLS BUsINEss STAND cs FpANk.
LIN Sta TT. ia, kei and Bcildipg T. q
laT an Marshall Street 81 Auction. vii bs old on MONDAY
hs Of December 16 che order below, commencing
al Il oeloeb, 81, tie fol sung real pref cry, tgwt:
lat The store ARD pre ei by JaSes Bsfiiuppo %
he side OF Franklin Street. next below ard adiofins
soekoe fon 2H ie and npg back 20 feet The
stu ln OF this properi the bss the ely for tusine
q odreut
N -Four building Che North Side Of Clay street. at It's
int section Abou; ~ feet each running
Get and the tenement Of Mr.. Hyde and
others.
adjoining residence ef Mrs Elsa ChfAthsm, irontng to-
gete- a.. feet heng conyere5t fiz ten mens
irr Cnefourih cash; bslt 4, and ~ months. for
,cgob eo;ei with added ard secured by trat deed
asttds GoDDIr LPPEgs0E, Auet.
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HusrSG, CouRT.-The case OF Harvey Wash, indicted
for passing counterfeit moaey is still pending in the
HlIlings Ceurt.