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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-09

transmit IN the EmpsraT of Brazil, ipifei
'f"h his iat1rr-iu-Lw, The Emperor Of rs.
ifia' urging him To acknowledge ihc nu!to-
ritg Of PoHucait
u IS believed that the declaration of thu
.No'herh courts, relating to The non tic.
6ao,@edgmea of the independence Of The
/ e depdm Spanish aud Portuguese colonies
Viii speedily be published.
Since Tie commencement nfthc Spanish
Affair." The number uf French vessels of VA
/ aas h"rn Increased from uiuety In one hun
/ dled aud fifty, and the marines from 5000
/ 10 10000.
Inc Austrian Observer announces thai
The Porto had recalled the ancient drngn-
man Jokorachi Afglropulo, who bad catls.
ed much excitement aud wonld have
great Influence on the politics of the Porte.
-es1sG-
The brig Packet, arrived nj New kyoFk
lett II sana on the 18th inst. Cais,s,n
Doughty informs, that u French figate
arrived oil the poft On the 9Th, with in
struct'"ns for re.estahlishng The ROYAL
Gavrrnment. On tine 10th she Cntefrd
the port, firing salute. which MS answer
ed by the shipping and forts. On the
SAME day, the klns Mas proclaimed ia The
Cathedral. IN the presence uf the Cover
nor and all the principal officers of iIa,a-
IA, who were escorted by Il part of the
Catalonia, Iaragoua. and Malaga regiments
Of tQot Shluies Mere. rrn.atrh h,nin I'll
The forts, the town Illuminated, &c. The
old regulations went into immediate opera
ton. M smiles wore Ia he seen from the
friends Of the Constitution. A double
guard was placed in The city, aud all the
tavcrns and coffee houses were ordered 10
be closed al O'Clock
The fligatc which brought the above
instructions WAS the Earydice. The fri
gat" which Was stated To have sailed fl on,
1adIA with new Governor Tor Cuba, was
called the Touuant.
GOV. Wives, in his proclamation on the
occasion, says,-" The King, then, i. re
established IN his sovereign rights, and IN
The plcnitudr Inherited from his august an
cesiors. The genius of the revolutions aud
ot discard, sowing eNtravagant and i'm
practicable principles, had succeeded in
oHcrturning the established order Of SO
many ages ri glory for the natt"n the
of few dcmaEogurs IcociEo8l
and the doemas of In new sects, though
tGil OF absurd Inconsistencies, srducrd ma
ny Of the unWhry Who could mol penetrate
thrlr sanganary prol"cts and perniciuhs
maXims. Thu felicity which this Island
has always enjoyed, aud the predictions
which his Maicsty has always shewn Ia
yonf petitions, &c.are considerations Which
impose on Us the necessity ofbciog ruthfl
In our Sorcrclgu, aud of respecting aud
obr,iog lis beucGcefd resolutions"
1'hr remainder Of the proclamatiou de-
noanccs liberal pfiucipl
books, rampi.Irts.p sc. aud cxho,ts the
Inhabitants 10 behave like good vassdls
aud merit the hove Of their master.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-09

LrTiNGToN, i. Dec. 1--we give be
low the Resolutions introduced if1o the
House of Srpg, senta;iNrs hy MIR Rowan,
on the subject of the Judiciary, " hich have
been ably and lrborionsly discussed for
Inc Two Last weeks. The yeas and nays,
a. taken separat.l, on each resolution, are
EI'en III Their proper place. The teHar 81
tl"7' extraordinary measures, and the Ian
E"ARe they breathe towards "a coordinate
branch al the government for the faithful
dlSrhligc of lis Solemn duties, should he
Sri1"s'y con iltrrd AID duly weighed Nv
every friend to Sond order and republican
government. lipw genilcnirn. whose
names are recorded in The affirmative on
these questions, will account to their con.
stiiaenis aud 10 thcir cognlry, is for them
IN determine, aud particularly as relates Ia
the fourth resolution, the Object of Which
was IL repeal every execution law IN rxIs.
trnce IN the state except the two Years re-
pIesin, endorsement and valuation laws
all Which have already heen declared IN
constitutional and void by the court, il WAS
the obicc. Of this n solution to do il. Il
fell Yet - names are recorded in IL
fWor! The remainder Of the resolutions
although breathing forth awful threataing.
agaInt tue Judiciary, can have no praetica
effect unless followed by Laws adapted t,
thrir enforcement. THIS viii not probahIl
be doup. The resolutions acted upon re
tate entirely TO the ate decision of the Cour
of Appeals, aud are as follows;
Resolved by the Legislature ofthe Com
m"n"eallh Of Kentucky, That they IL
must snlemnly PROTEST against the doc
irlHes promulgated in that decision, a
rolnons, in their practical effects. To tn
food people al thi, commonwealth, am
f't'sersi,r of their dearest and most valua
Die political rights.
r, Hhch passed by the following vote
Teas 81, Nays Il.
f'aolvcd by the General Assembly {
HE Commonwealth Of Kentucky, That i
'i'r epninn of this Legislature, tie dec
son of the Court or Appeals ct hentuck!
= the q0.cq Of Eajr assinst E,iana, an
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'bhd Hlt AlID.
DIED, on the Sd inst. at the residence
of her husband, lDr. Lynch BLIZZARD, Of
Piusy lsania,) alter short bat painful i'll
u, IS, which she bore Wit, truly christian
fnrrtudc, Mrs. MILDRED BILLIARD,
aged 81 yeats. The writer of this obilu.
AIRY has often, Will peculiar qualification,
Witnessed the department Of the deceased
through HE. II an uurcmittcd attention
10 the social and domestic dallcs of life can
br received As evidence IN point of merit,
Mrs. DlII4rd had bul few equals, and per
haps no snprriTs. She has left dlsron.
ISOLATE husband aud seven small children,
with long tram Of relatives and friends,
To bcmoan their loss.
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NrMeN or pMrcvN OF A.nnN.

containing loo acres, lrine the some irect OF
land on which the sad John llnnis, IL a.
present resides. This Tract j. good farnine
Iand, lies well nnd is pretty we'll impro, I'd,
with good DWELLING lot 81, and th.
necessary "ni honscs. Also, ~ the sanla time
aud plh'c, viii he sold, under the deed ulur,-
sud, lur chsh
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I ETuhNs lbs Tanks Ia TIE citizens ot
"a LynchhnrH rd its vicinity, for The II
btfai enco9' oenrnt which br las rrcrie-
O. ana y Its those Nitu rsh 10 become
if"ic' II in the sci. nee Of music, 10 ti,7-
o'9' "ihi- "ri "rt'adiy &C Lei,g instructed
= ils urw
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WILL h. yoil, hy ,irinr q deed If
W irntt eaecuted 10 the sriterl.,f. ~
! f'enlnh .Nnhrrisl'. hreripp dagr he -
'as ct August, iN23, aud duIy recorded ~ 4 I
'itih Office II Acdield county, TOR The ~
pm 81 "rtm Ing sHrd.g deLr dde Ia ttcpLyi
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named Jack IN said deed mentioned The
tile 10 the above properly j. considered IN
di-rninblc, hat Tire subscribers viii only con-
vcy the titlc vested ~ them by Snid deed.
IlENRN \. CHRISTIAN,
JONATHAN j. PHILIPS, ''"s'''''
January q. wtds22
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-01
Anniversary Of Ameriean Independence

The Committee appointed by tho Town,
Tor the pu' pose of making arrangement. Tor
celebrating, the for,y eighth Anniversary Of
Ame icsD Independence, invite all thcoe who
ave disposed 10 joip IN tho celebfsIhn to as.
semble o, OF nesr he State House, On Mon.
day, the 9Th Of Ju,y. . aaf pas Q o'clock.
Cols, VIM N G HELME and RoIERT K.
Cana, VINO are sppo'D,ed Mstshs-S " tho
dsv. will iotrn the pfocession 10 the iolow,nr
o der: ~
Artillery Company, commanded by Col tYok,
Independent Volunteers, commanded BY. Capt
BaowN, 4~f
Militia officers. General, Regiusenta, aud staff,
BrigAdier Genvr.' of he Miii,i. snst Add a.
sssss. sa,e o. ,ss : ss@s s.s H
Clerks Of Courts and Justices Of the Pesce.
Judges OF the Courts 10y ,&
Town Clerk, and Town Treasurer, .
Town Council, preceded by the Town. Sergeant,
Metnbers o. the State Convention,
President aad Secretaries Of the Convention.
Members Of the State Legislature and oAcers of
the state Government. preceded By ,he Sheriff Of the
County Of Newport,
Members of Congress,
Reverend Clergy, - ,s
Orator and Reader of the Declaration Of lndepen.
dence,
Committee of Arrangements,
Marshals,
Citixens and strangers
The procession 10 form on Wsshiogtoo.
Square, OF 10 O'Clock; move up the souih
side OF the Parade, down Sp, ing street,
through Pelhsm street, up Thsmes. street, TO
the Sd Baptist Meeting House. Go teton.
ing, to iorm in Fsrewel..ueet, pace round
the Liberty Tree, down Thsmes.stteet, up
Wsshingto on. square, and there dismiss
The exercises will conslst Of Prayer BY
;he Rev d.. PATrEN; tho ,esdine sI the
Decls' a'ion of Independence, by HExiy Y.
CRASsToa, E'q; az Ora,ion, Ivy sas Rsv
WILLIAM GhNHELL; and selec Muse. by
scno,, unde direcuon Of Mr. BENJAMIN
MARss, Jun.
The Meeting House will be opened f,r the
adnii''ion OF Ladies, precisely Al 9 o'slock
They acc respectfully requested to tsks the
wall pew, below snd aide gallery. lssv ins he
front gallery fot the music, and the body peWs
ios The milns' y and procession.
The Citizens ot the neghborinI tdwns,
Who are not particularly engaged, are trvned
TO Join their friends Of this town "a The oecS.
sion. ~,
Tie Citizens Of Newport ere veqsssRd 10
remove from before their doo,s, evsty sbs(a
Gle that may impede the movement OF me
procession.
BY order Of the. conmi,,es Of A.ssnes.
ren" VIZ SlnoAs, CAairmes.
JoaS B. LION, Sse'y.
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grs1 coast.b3lJ.
Eo(Dss


Ldfese Jf0w Europe.
The pscks. ship Eophsssss, Capt. sprogus,
/, ossivsd yesterday, In . Short passage from
liverpool, bringing sdvless 70 the 2stb ult.
and London 70 the 23d.
The most psoAoinsns items Of ssws sse--
tbs death Of Lord 6yvon, 10 Grsecs--ths do.
pattoss tom Esel6pd Of the Ex- Emperor
Ituvbjdf, On his sesuvo TO Mexico, aud &C.
couuss % 0ov eommo,ion IN Portugal.
A@oog The pssasogsrs 10 the Evph,s s,ss, 10
che eslsbssssd cslcuissos, Zers Colbuio.
The Elk Emperor Of Mexico, I,nrbids, ssil.
Cd from SoushsmpsoD, To- Mexico, on the iilh
of Msy, in 90 armed vessel sccompsoied by
= stsR Of ~ pessbns. and by his vifs spd Two
infant children. Six others oi his children
WIRE placed .. school IN Englsnd, where they
ere 10 iemaiu. The Officers who sailed with
him, we,e most Of ,hsm Mexicshs, including
On std Dc camp who had served With him IN
Mexico, and who fsd arrived IN Engissd . lev
weeks previous from vsrs Csuz The YES.
eel II is sssssd hsd On boasd arm. and military
stosss, snd complete printing sppsfs,us.
This mevsdboos vs. conducted With great %.
c,ecy, end 6othiig ofis wss known TO the pub
lie until The vessel departed. !, :.
The London Courier. gives the following
explanation Of the molivss which induced Iiut-
bide to this measure % coSnmunics,sd BY the
owners of the vessel IN which he sailed and
this stassmsns u coo1rmed BY letter from
Itusbids addsssssd 70 M. J. Quino, ESQ. Of
GrsyS lon.
"Evs y vessel 6hlch hal come 10 EneI.nd,
from Mexico, ior the last fog, months, brough,
pressing ihvjtstions 10 Gen. Itu'bids 10 ,ssurn
60 shst counsry, which since his sbdicalion,
has been distracted b diifssshs fsc.ons, con.
tending about the species Of Cove ,nnient that
c4ghs q b. 4ssshlishod 1tLeso. The p,ovin.
ces were Oh ditiaed 10 their opinions, bot 10
I'll Of them The name Of I.urbids has been in.
votsd % the only individusl capable OF recon.
cling Them. Il is Well known that Mexico
owes her declaration Of dependence 70 l,ur.
bide valos, prudence end patriotism: hence
the safety OF the co6n,,y 10 identified with his
nsmo In sbdics,iOg the crown ot Mexico,
be WAS scsusssd solely by desire TO avoid
civil war he now ssturos TO Mexico as q sol.
dier, 80, only for the purpose Of putting an
! end to tho divisions which vex II, but also for
the puipose Of securing Tvs undergraduates,
which 10 menscod equally by intestine discord,
snd by the sosolu,ions Of the Holy Alliance
We are confidently assured that Itutbide 70.
sisted eve'y solicitation which was made to
him, until hs became fully informed Of the
determined views of tho Hwy Alliance 10 -.
sis,ing Fs,dsusnd by int'ig"e. and by secrs'
81 ,ne whole Of South AmoqN& Under these
cifcuns,ances he felt il . sacred duly TO re-
turn no has gone, no, with any views OF per-
sonsl egg ndize msn,, but a. . soIdisr, TO
ruainlain tho Independence which HE own Of.
forte and talents gave TO his county,"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-01
LosDoN, May IS.
Death o/ Lord Byron.

A courier arrived N town yosle, day morn.
inc with Tho disuessing ih,slligencs Of The
desesss Of Eo,d Byron, II Missoloashi, on
the 10Th OF April, after an fitness Of zen days.
= cold, suended with inflammation was the
esuss Of the fatal result, Lord Sidney Os.
6oras's letters toM corfu ere dated the 27,h
oi April. His l1osdihsp was ,Aboht 70 proceed
g Zso,s, whesS The body had arrived
Lod Byron hsd psrfec,lt teeosersd from
his lllnoss IN February. which vas Of quite
AliFsssns nature iron tia. under which he
died.
The lolIowi6e tswer announcing iks death
Of Lord Dyrou, has been addressed, by Pence
Msyrdcordsso, the Secretary, to the Greek
Ccmmissss :@- 81
!" A1IssoioagAi, s,A (sos1) A,hrii. 1894.
"Sir, and my ve.y dear Ttisnd--Ii 10 With
the csea,su sin,c,icn ,hss fulfil tue duty OF
~ivISg you The ED news Of the death, Of Lord
Byron, altes a lllnsss Of ten days, Our loss
q isssbsssbloy and Il b With jusliee that We 3.
hsndon e9sselves % inconsolabls sorrow. Not.
vlskssspdluR i6t difieult tifcumstaness In
which am plsccds sksSl Gtismtt,o psrform m
~ duY sovssds Tile great snsa the eternal
ess,lsude u ~ eouasr> viii perhaps be the
only sslbuso q Die aetAosy. The depu,ias
vtat eomulnnleoas 70 you lie details Of this
msjsnshbly EVENT. On which The grief which
feel viii aos s)low DE 70 dwell longer. You
wlll sxcsse-%jou win justify, my being over.
vhelmed vi,6 sorrow, and sceept the sssur-
voes Of ny devotion end high .eousidssalion
whh which have The honor q b cir,
~Yoos vs,y humbls end very obedisnt ser.
vsns, "a. MAvRocoRSArs.
wfo >. Bowa,xo. Eso.
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Both recommended to the People Of the Dated
States by their political integrity talents. rvices,
and experience, as suitable persons for the dces OF
Presiden, and vice.Presdent Of the United States,
for four years from the 4,h cs March, 1925.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-01

OF THE JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT..
Section 1. The judicial power Of this Sfsse
shall BE- vested 10 the Supreme Judicial Court.
and the Court Of Common Pieas'sod Ceneral
Sessions of the Peace, wnh the jurisdiction
belonging ss esch, as ct present established,
snd in such other Couns inferior to the So.
prsms Judicial Court, ~ the Legislature may
from time 10 time ordsln sud ssssblish; and
he jurisdiction OF the Supreme judicial
Cou't, and all other Courts. sas5 s;om Time
70 time os regulated BY the Legislature.
Section 2. There shall be annually sppoint:
ed, IN each town, . sufhcient number Of Jus-
tices OF the Peace, with sueh jufisdieliop d
the Lsgisisture may presesibs.
Section s. The Justices Of The Supreme
Judicial Court. and Courts Of Common Pless
and 0euersl Sessions Of the Peace, shall DO
appointed by the General Assembly, 10 Grand
Committee, With the Governor % the p.ssid.
ing officer thereof, who shall hsvs . casing
cote They shsli be removable from ofsico
ny impeachmeot, or on The joint sd3s--s Of
Two thi'ds Of esch bssuch Of the Lerssl.ture.
Seedon The Supreme JudicisI Court
shall consist Of one Chief Justice, snd four ss.
sociste Justices, majority Of whom shall
form quorum. The Chief Justice sbsll be
sppoinsed Tor the fern of Eve years, and the
oshes Justices shall be appointed, oriRiusllSs
% follows :--,he second Justice, for The tern
Il isss vsass, she shs!ds tss the tern d Inns
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-21
CONGRESS.

The Tariff Bill continues to engross most Of
the time and attention of Congress. The details
as reported to the House have been zone
through with, and most of the amendments
made in Committee adopted, and the Bill
ordered to third reading, as amended, by a
vote of los to 1902. It's now open to discus.
sion on the general principle of the Bill alone,
and many days will not, probably, elapso be-
fore we shall hear the result in the House,
where it is expected it will pass by small
majority. The Judiciary Committee have
reported to the House, the Bill from the Sem
ale TO abolish Imprisonment FOR debt, without
amendment.
The excentric John Randolph continues to
press his motion 10 reduce the pay of men,
bers, on the notice of Congress, and saws he
shall consider il his duty so to do as long as
ne continues member Of that body. Heas.
signs as his reason, the necessity Of shorten
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DtGn,

In this town, April 18th, Rachael Wight
conaort Of MIR. Oliver Wight, aged IS.
In Berlin, on the Sd inst. Martha Ii. Green
aged Thirteen months, daughter of Solomon
Green.
In Grafton, on the 9th inst. Mrs. Mary
Goddard, relict of Benjamin Goddard, ESQ
aged 81 years.-(Printers in Vermont are re.
quested to insert this death.)
In North Brookfeld on the goth of March
last, Mrs. Lydia Bond, aged 81, wife of 1t
Thomas Bond.-She has left II children, al
of which are now living and the youngest 4G
years Of age, to whom she was highly endear.
ed by her many domestic and christian vir
tues.
In Oxford, April 5th Miss Sally Southworth
aged 20.-[Printcrs in N. Hampshire are re-
quested to insert the aboye.)
In Berlin March %, Mr.. Joel Fosgate, agec
73-(Printers in N. Y. and Va. are request
ed to insert this death.)
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Auction.
DY order of the Hon. Judge

OY order of the Hon. Judge
10 of Probate, will be sold at Public Auction
at DANIEL P. HAYNES Hotel in Leices-
ter, on Thursday the thirteenth day of May
next at o'clock, P. M. the following describ.
ed Real Estate, late the property Of Joseph
Denny, deceased, viz.-About ten acres OF
excellent LAND, situated half mile west
of the Westinghouse in said Leicester, on the
Post Road leading to Spencer, with good
cellar, well, barn and wheelwright shop there
on.--This is an excellent stand for wheel.
wright, there being none in town, and the shop
having been occupied as such for many years
past. 1t is situated few rods distant from
a Blacksmith Shop and good stream of wa
ter.
ALSO,--Ahout ten acres Of good PASTURE
LAND, lying south. OF, aud adjoining said
House lot, and bounded east by the County
Road leading to Sturbridse.
ALSO,-One other piece of PASTUR!NG,
lying south of and adjoining the above, an,
bounded east by the aforesaid County Road,
containing about eight acres.--1he above prop
erty will be sold in lots to suit purchasers
Terms made known at the time of sale.
LUCINDA DENNY, .4dntr.
Leicester, Aprn IL, 1924.
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Mdrrien.

In this town, by Rev. DR.. Bancroft, Mr..
1enas otudley to Miss Almra Stowcll both OF
Worcester.
In Sturbridge, BY the Rev. Mr.. Pond, Mr..
Livingston ohumway, to Miss Chloe Plymp-
ton.
In Rutland, on the 9TH inst. by the Rev.
Josiah Clark, MIR. Luther Wheeler, to Miss
Sarah Child.
In Marlborough by the Rev. Joseph Allen,
Capt. Martin Houghton, of Bolton to Miss Lee
vina Baily the former place.
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Worcester, SIS.
Probate Office, March 10, 1924.
To the Wido0O ond Heirs Of JOHN CAR
TER, late Of Fitchburg, an said County,
deceased, and to all others concerned IN
the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VoU are hereby cited to ap-
n pear Gf you sec iD at the Court of
Probate to be holden at Lancaster, in said
County, on the third Tuesday in May next,
at ten Of the clock, before noon, TO show cause
why the instrument which purports to be the
last will and testament of said deceased, should
not be approved; and you will be heard there
on.
NATHL, PAINE, J. Prob.
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Notice.

TNHE Subscriber hereby gives
Il information to those who have taken
the Worcester Newspapers Of bim, that hav-
ing disposed of his route he will not supply
them with said papers after the Grst Wed
nesday in May next, aud requests all those
who are indebted TO him for said papers, tc
make payment on or before that time.
TIT All who do not live on said route will
please to leave. the money at the place.
where their papers are left, and they shall re-
ceive receipt for the same.
AMOS ELLIS.
Grafton, April 20.
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Worcester, SIS.
Probate Office, April s, 1924.
To the Heirs Of JOHN CAMPBELL, late Of
Fitchburg, in SAID. County, deceased,
and to all others concerned in the Estate
ofsaia deceased,
GREETING.
YoU are hereby cited to ap-
pear Gfyou see 6D at the Court of Pro-
bate to DO holden at Lancaster, in said Coun-
ty, on the third Tuesday in May next, at one
OF the clock, after noon, to show cause why
the Accounts of the Administration of said
Estate should not be allowed; and you will
be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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JEWS SOCIETY.

DY a vote of the Directors, at
MBtheir meeting in January last, The Wor.
eester County Society, auxiliary to the Amer.
lean Society for melorating the condition Of
the Jews, will hold its first annual Meeting, al
the Hall of Mr.. Stochwell in Worcester, on
Wedn SSday the 23th inst. week from this
day, at 2 o'clock, ?. M.--GensrGL attendance
is requested.
After the meeting of the Society, discourse
is expected, by the appointment of the Direc.
tors, from the Rev. DR.. Bancroft, in the Meet.
ing house of the first Parish, where a collec.
ton will be taken up in aid of the general OBJ.
ject of the Society.--It is hoped the friends OIL
the Jews in neighbourins towns will be inter.
csted to attend.
The meeting of the Directors stands ad.
journed to next Monday evening at Mr.. Stock.
wells's, o'clock P. M. A punctual attea.
dance Of every MEMBERS requested.
BY order of the Boar at their meetingin
January.
L. I. HOADLY, Rec. Sec.
Worcester, April 81, 1924.
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Worcester SIS. April 3, 1924.
ENV yir4uo of ovoo,,t,,
Worcester, April 81, 1924.

Worcester SIS. April 3, 1924.
10Y virtue of executions | have
@-Dthis day attached all the right. title,
and interest, which EBENEzER STow ELL has
in redeemng the following described mortgag-
ed Real Estate, situated in the easterly part OF
Dana, containing about sixty acres of Land,
and on which the said Stowell now lives,
and on which there is lanyard; bounded
as follows, 10 wit-Soulherly on the road lead
ing from Dana to Petersham; Northerly on
land OF Daniel Fales; Westerly on tho Lys-
com farm; and South westerly on land OF
Col Silas FlagS; and will sell the same at
Public Vendue, lat the house of APoLLos JOHN
SON Esq. Inn holder in Dana, on the eighth
day of May next at two o'clock in the after
noon. CEPlIAS WILLARD, ID. Sheriff.
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ing the sessions, and considers that as the
most efectual mode Of doingit.

At the Supreme Judicial Court, now sitting
in this Town, Charles Knowlton was convict
ed of violating the sepulchre of the dead, in
removing from its grave, human body, re-
Gently buried, and sentenced to two months
imprisonment in the common jail, and to pay
costs of prosecution, amounting to about
$3.50.
James Taunton was convicted Of larceny
from the factory of Thomas Bottomly & Co. in
Leicester,ofa piece Of BroadclOtt and senten-
ced to three days solitary imprisonment, and
one year confinement to hard labor in the
House Of Correction.
Abel French was arragned on an Indict-
ment for the murder of Abel French I'd, to
which he plead not guilty. His trial will
take place at the term holden in October
next.
Only two indictments were found by tn
grand jury this term.