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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14
LIyV.N.E.4.v BOI.A.N1Caf.ARDE.N
AND NURSERIES, NEAR NEW YORK
WILLIAM PRINcE, Proprietor.


'NIiIS Establishment, well known for its great
extent, and for the superior accuracy, attention
and despatch, with which orders are executed, has
now to offer to the public in addition the great
collections of former years, several hundred new
varieties Of the choicest fruits of France, England,
Italy, Germany, and the Crimea which have been
recently introduced TO notice by MIR. knight, Pre-.
slent Of the Horticultural Society of Londo.., by
Professor Bose, Director of the Royal Gardens at
Paris, Professor Van Mons Of Brussels, and other
distinguished Horticulturasts; very few OF which
II will be seen by comparison OF catalogues, are in
possession OF any other persons in the Union. In
fact, il has been matter OF pride with the Pro-
prietor to concentrate at his Establishment every
species and variety OF most interest to the Horti
culturaist, without regard to expence eSertion,
and these efforts have been crowned with the
most suspicious results. This new Catalogue
contains 2S7 varieties of apples, $50 of pears 200
OF peaches, l60 of piums, 90 of cherries so OF a-
cots, % of nectarines, II Of almonds, % of null
berries, 10 Of ounces, ~ of figs besides proper
tonaby extensive variety of currants, raspberres,
gooseberries, walnuts, chesnuts, and other fruits.
Very particular attention has been paid to the col
lection of grape vines, and the assortment
comprises over 400 varieties, 207 of which are
from the Royal collection Of the Luxembourg--
and the choicest kinds ean now be supplied in any
quantities Tor vineyards, at very reduced prices
and on liberal terms. The departments of orna-
mental trees. Towering shrubs and plants-bui-
bous flowers, greenhouse plants, sc. have also
been greatly eXtended and the collection of roses
now consists OF above 600 superb varieties, and
that of double dahlias OF above 100 varieties Of cy
cry color.
The numerous visitors to the establishment can
bear witness to the high order with which every
department. is conducled-and the letters OF the
Hon. John Lowell, President Of the Agricultural
Society OF Massachusetts,, of the celebrated Pro.
fessor Mitchell, of Dr. Felix Pascalis, President
oil the Lnnaan Society, and many others which
have been published in our public journals, evince
its great superiority.
solicits the patronage OF The American public
WIN. PRINCE. G NJ.
OF the Linnean Society of Paris, of
the Horticultural Societies of Paris
and LONDON, and of the Imperial So
ceiy Of the Georgofii at Flor-
ence, SC.
The subscriber, Agent for the above Establish
ment, will receive and forward orders aud ca,a.
ogues, that left with him for distribution, graz
tuitously. He has also for sale Princes Treatise
Oh Horticulture.
JAS. WINSTON.
Agent, Richmond, Va.
Nov. 4. 53-6t
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ur The ENQUIRER published twice week gene, ally
IND Arss tinss week the Of tie State Lssns
ths sans hsrsvfos, FIVE Dollars per
Notes of hanks
ony) vii be recsved The Editors rusran
lee the safety Of rsDnS them 6y zsl;hs postage 81
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iril have the tenth GRATIS. -f-s
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for sAas,si by some this
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yNEw DIZZY GOoDs STORE.

JAMES III. HUNTER,
AS takeo the store formerly in the occupancy II MesHs.
bA Granni,,, Son Brothers, mmedsey opposite Messs.
Hall Mess aud 10, nov OF hard cot Of
.9m0Tg Dhtch are
Cloths, osssimeres snd sat,inetis, ire and eosfso
Red, white, green aud yellow isnnts
Silk aud stfiped Vslcnos vtstnss
SwsusJown aud MsssileS do
Ifrh and Gerp,sn lipcps, lawns n oav.bffrs
Csliooes assorted, embracing gisst v5rtsi7
Psuey, striped and psi1 gipghsms
Plain snd hsUred bOmhsZtis various coou.s
Alto 6.5 Jsconst and bovk mUsins
Null, lads ADD Swiss do
SWISS aud bisfk Italian SILK eravsfs
Caution and MsnJBrin orspes, IaIi3n d
Disrk Itslfsr lustfing, senChtws aud tsftncfs
a large s,sofuen, ~ sik, itou anl w0clisn hJssfy
FashionsbIe bonUei aud belt ihbcus
Flag. bsndsnus ssd cotton hdiB
Olives and comb, % every deception
Linen sud tIekinss
Furniture and sproD checks
Jinseys snd ksTs. suitable for ,eTysH,s' clothing
Brown and hcsched d,ipssics, jt.p'fs, &c
Cstpetfng, heauh.fuSs, umbrella, &c. IL.
Which With variety Of tcle be desirous to ssD
low for cash.
Evy.f b1-U
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rrcnlu DoILors HerQrl.

IUcflfV IJOIIUT5 IftITUIH.
sn EFF TrahUe's rns without lesSs Moujsy 9Th Of
sf October negro nafnci PngoH ny trade black.
smth, the property of the ;e Damn Boffoot Phnan
fist rate fyis, t,nfh t,ieraby hffsat Of the
ordio.y soyd appearance and quite Intelligent pTossse
be Dsptt preacher, and has se9uftJ some eeeb NY
fhst gay. have reason hsieve he has tossfds
Peiefsurs and viii doubt maks es efforts 10 have The
State n eosh he may he let NY Coal Ystd Hh hmoOd,
Novgf ssl.u WIZ. DUNN.
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E""h ibe hr'rri'hrr Saturday nsrff last o,f ~ 49,;
,'"n, FIVE ~ NbHED AND FIVE 1CfIHps
rne'l9iy WgtrH bins nnis'hs wel1, can fae,,,,,,,
were pn Fly dollar nac,, or ~ ,,ss, =. a.,
~ 'op t"', ono i've md ihe b.4nS thHty heI,r -,
ny F'f,"n s'vnr mt fnstifn, indirg ~ sa, .,.;f
60. r- ,u-i'ls. DAVID ~. BURTON.
'' ---t' ;-I'' ''y'.F - $50
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sIlhhe..hss SAII.


1EN pursuance Of order Of Hcnrico county
~court made on the 9th day Of this month, the
Sheriff OF said county will on the Nth day of No
yember next, before the front door Of the Bell
Tavern, in the City of Richmond, make sale of
man of colour named Jim, who has been commit
led 70 the Jail Of said county as a Runaway.
HENRY L. CARTER, u. S.
Tor Mostly Sheppard, g. n. e.
Oct u. J6-tds
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Va III he ee~red fgr sale Colyswsup 10 The ao,.,
~, i hsn"ye ou Monday Tie 18th of Move n,fsr n, ~.
no me reat lar lay, tie sutserher5 crop Of n
10 ~ bet"ecn eDd 800 bsrrel-, three mules eI
vs, several rouyh horses and yo c"i; hi- scs ~
sa"f, So,'i'ng Of oIen yc,s ttse,s, mich cows, M -
w sy.s OF hogs aud sheep, and variety If tlan,si.,
utensils credit 81 ~ moths will he gwen 10 rft
az , shove FIVE dos'sfor all uud.f i've rsh Vii,
I'nsn' fofcha'rfs OF corr, residns dhtsuee from
'"e pa Y, nay nave OHe month for renewing II.
ft.rov., a., ., EDu'D. FoNTAINE.
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August -.
TO 'rnE b UBoOHIBEHs

70 TIE btDOUNIBEHS
% Me Jheehanicsuuie Ihrnpike Con,pdav
ON are requested 10 attend general n ert,iz Of vr,,
-. eomp,ny, ipbo held in the efy of Richmond OF, tjs
2i'i November nexi, n, 10 o'eioob, NJ The P,c,den ,
D"etss Hrr par'ourfiy angious that here should h.. m
ueeuns a. 'uees Of The greatest Importance 20 III.
d me company VIII be presented the CONFEDERATION or ,b
ovckh'ideIs tiy order OF the President aud Dnee,or.
-. e. NJ. ChRHiMGTOH, Sesirv.
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As-cm

II PETTTJO.t,
VILE. he presented to the next General Assem-
bly,, praying the passage Of Law to incorporate
the Trustees of the Smithfield Academy, in the
County of Isle Of Wight
Oct. H. 36-wsy
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ODice q 20 ChcsapeaAe 8 OLlo InnnL =.

... tgDipang, WAsHfvGrov, Oct 20 J
I"u' oabS vii be received NJ The ofbre Of ,b Con-.
- ny, ~ ING elv Of Warrington, urii o'cIoeE y N 70
10 'sy oi December YEA, fur the e1eav,too ,oIS
u "'nlns % Ne rtsjue 81 0it fret Gfy milo ~ H.
,, smd Ohio Canal, communicating he f.t,,. .
, ~ outn o. We monoesty AID Df ~. s.fsea R,v,,s
~, Psn v' me Canal hei'veeu Rok Otck. and ne &C.
nov unssf contract ~ q below the EaIe Hsls ~ 81
~ Ihskips about ten miles ~ csual ssesv.fin A.
80 u"'s pf"p"'si, win be received for sfsoio, ft,e,
S,s me Potomac river, foct Iots two bsn, snd So.
, The F'lns sastfcsiious Tor the sboy. ~ I'll, g..
'"'" 81 'hi' once atef Che goth day 81 November
JOHN p. fNGLE,
NJ. o'cih Oh. & Oh. Canal Company.
- - lt-g4rfDf
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ME laVEhN-HOU6E, LOT, and other improy, n1rnI.
@ adjoining The Public Square and within so OF go xa,d
o. me Courthouse tndefsoins thorough repair with such
anunons y, 10 make the spse tpu nd
convenient Embellishments OF the kind the " Is go far
Completed .. to warrant The belief that will be ready for
tenant IN sil the month "f Nov ne1t "
yfsrs - - - '"O'e
tien,lemen of experience in such business, would do ,,
end ATE respectfully invited examine III. ,uafinn :;
Se o.uer stand Cannot be easily ohtsined
pensvh5 TO ne unnecessary thug further Of IN.
'h 'oa'hey AZ unusually spacious, combining svety
oon'entuee 10 hrst rate tenant, they will be nut
81 ~" price, SAML WILLIAMS
A., =. Bnyar courthouse.
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1Hy virtue of deed of trust executed 10 the
- subscribers by Col. David Jones and his wife,
bearing date April 10Th, 1926, and recorded in The
clerks office Of Campbell county, for purposes
therein mentioned, we shall proceed, on Thursday
the I'll day of October next, If fair if not the ne Yt
fair day, Sundays excepted, at the residence OF the
said Jones, to SELL 90 the highest bidder at public
auction for ready money, the tract OF land in the
deed mentoned- and on which said Jones resides
containing $50 acres, more or less, so much
thereof, as will be sufficient TO pay the debts now
due and secured by the said deed and costs attend
ing the same. This land is situated in the lower
end OF the county, in desirable neighbortooi, IL
miles northwest from the court house, and - miles
from Lynchburg. Ii lies well and is well mprov-
cd. The buildings consist Of good dwelling house,
kitchen, smoke house, ice house, sc. with
all other necessary out houses. Also, a good
apple orchard OF well selected fruit. The great
er proportion OF this land is now in woods and
good tobacco land, the greater proportion of the
plantation is fresh land and in good repair.-We
deem il unnecessary to give further description
OF The lant, supposing no person viii purchase
without viewing the land. Acting as trustees, we
shall convey only such title as is vested in us.
JOHN HOBSON,
WIN. ROBINSON.
1he above sale is postponed until the 2O,h day
OF Nov. NEXT, at which time it will certainly take
place. W. II. j. IL.
The above sale will take place with my entire
consent. ID. JONES.
Oct. 81. 52-tis
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bGii and Iptnter Goods
TIVE uhscrihsr has nv The late arrival. from
York very oVrnflets s.'pr,o,eni Of sss-onsbie Dry
GOODS, They CONSIST IN part the lo,ioy.ns sfiirle,
s"perirs tiue, hisek, snd fancy toiored clofhs
90 do d. do csss,uet,
N'ddiing quality snd oouoIon clctbs
Snpefhne middiiug, snd common sstinst;s
Dcmesuc kefsey, esfsnet,, sud l,n-evs
White, red, grseu, yelcss, aud black fsrrei,
heriuo cloths, assorted c0ivfs
bombs4iDes, honihszstL and visi,is
Rose point snd whitney blsHksis
Cs'hmefe long shssvis snd square 10
nlefino cssfmsrs slisTs and liskfs
Heavy tndis ssttiu sud fstn lsvsufigs
BLACK Italian lusifpg Rnii crare
Pls'n snd hgJTfd nRntstp sud csutsn ersos
Black snd rssoftfd cOi-fed Gro 4, NsnisS
Msfcslfne sud blue hlssk frvs-ine az.
y large ss,oftwent 4 cscoss snd sinxsrs
Plain ard Ekm 81 swiss, brook end ;seor.i n,,.it.
4-f and 81 esp,1tio snd ifcone, DO
Lsditssilk, cotton sod worsfsd h-1issy
Irh liuc Ds, sshs aud linen esnbftc
Russis snd bros eye dssper
Apron AID furnstufe CHECKS, Sd and h.. vida
pTieo;
Wrns s'ta nsuy other good, enufss rated above is
us 81. red al yeiy oS PrIses TOR tssr.
%ANS 5. yALENTINE.
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NOTICE

icNpfS1 to be absent from the State several months.
on "Trip 10 the South have appointed Wm. T.
time. anrIsnN pn No. ~, ,s wax
Acrit
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xVEyE will buy Crops Of eooi What nrd take tEe from
XN t&e isndaes Je.asJ RittrJ,Io ut urkst rates
Jsy & is--f RcGERS = HARRISON.
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Land for Sale, in the county Of Hapore,
'THE subscriber contemplating removal TO some
other Slate, IN The course OF year or two, offers
Tor sale two Tracts OF Land in Hanover, riea,l Nv
midway between Richmond and Fredericksburg;
one OF them on the nearest road between the a
bove named places, the other mile above it, The
Tract on which reside, called Edge Wood, con-
tains 702 acres, and on il is an excellent Brc,
Dwelling house about 10 feet square, with seven
rooms, two wells Of fine cool water, and a large
Ice House, that keeps ice wen all the summer are
in the yard; kitchen, laundry, meat house. tai
~, stables, and coach house, all of Brick and a
frame barn, over the stables that will contain sou
bushels OF wheat in the straw. The upper Tract,
called Bloomfield, contains by late survey SCI a
cFes, and has an overseer's house, barn, tabacco
and corn houses and stables, Sc, for the working
oil 10 or 20 hands. Both tracts are believed to he
as valuable any in the neighborliood, and as
well suited TO the cultivation OF corn, wheat and
tobacco, and have an abundant supply Of wood
land. Bloomfield has between So and 30 acres Of
swamp land Of excellent quality easily reclaimed
part oil 1t, now in cultivation, has brought fine to-
bacco. From ten to twenty negroes may be
bought with either tract, and stock Of all kinds,
and farming utensils residence al Edge Wood,
oil 70 years, enables TO recommend il as a
heaitbful situation, and that would afford a
desirable retreat from the less saubrious atnios-
phcrc Of the tide waters and populous Towns ON
our coasts and rivers. The property may be view
ed by application to the manager at Bloomfield, or
tile subscriber at Edge Wood. A comparatively
small sum will be required when possession is Civ
en-, the balance OF the purchase being secur-
ed 10y bond and approved security and deed of trust
on the Land, may be paid, by instruments, on a
reasonable credit Possession will be given any
time after the month Of January Is3O-and crops O;
small grain may he sowed after Goth September
1921 am disposed to take in exchange, Land
in Ohio, w. Tennessee, Kentucky or elsewhere
CARTER BERKELEY.
fsoy q 5i--Stwf
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ri AVE- just received their fall assortment OF
Glass, Chino and Edrtien,care, containing
every variety in their line viz: richly guilt French
English and common China Tea sets, blue print
cd Enameled, Edged 81 cream coloured Ware
rich cut ground, printed, plain and moulded Glass
Of every description,-whic they respectfully So
lict Country and town dealers, to call and exam
inc, and as their terms are moderate, they hat,cr
themselves that merchants will find il TO their ad-
vantage to deal with them.
They have a good assortment of Apothecarics
Ware, and alsoStone Ware, Flower pots, Sc from
the most approved manufactures.
Oct. ~ xa-s,
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EDUCATION.
To Mc E,iifoy, OF Nc E,,o,ji,c

GENTLEMAN
As PARENTS having Daughters at the Elm Woel
school doubtless DO, and other persons mar fee
some curiosity to know, whether that part of the
course OF moral s. religious instruction dependent
on myself is the same that it has been heretofore
sehd you the following valcdicory lecture for the
session which has just terminated. Its the con-
siuang address of several, not yet published; and
VIII thank you to give tia place in your PAPER,
pe hrst time you may be at loss for something
Better to hIi up your columns The subject OF e.
ducaon IS certainly Of the deepest interest 10
our whole nation; and if its admission into public
journal having 50 wide circulation as yours has
no other good effect, it may inci,e many other, and
much ADLER advocates, to devote that attention to
it, which il 50 highly deserves
am, Gentlemen,
Your friend and Subscriber,
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CORDAGE FOR 1899.
NAVY CoNtMIssIoNERs' orr'cE. I

22d Oct. 1928.
SERE Commissioners OF the Navy viii receive
"a seaedproposais, until the isl, December ne st,
TOR supplying the United States Navy, during
the year 1929, with the following quantity of Corr
daye, TO be made of the best clean, water retted
Hemp, the yarns to be tarred at least three months
before being laid into Coriage, viz:
ID tons to be delivered at the Navy Yard Boston.
10 DO do do ". York.
$ do DO do Washington.
80 do " do '' DO Norfolk, Va.
Of such sizes as shall be required by the Com
.nandants, respectively, Of the said Navy Yards.
One hall, the specific quantity required at each
Yard must be delivered by the LIST Of April, 1929,
aud the other half by the LIST of July following.
The foregoing quantity will be actually contracted
for, with the stipulation, that the actual quantity
At any one, or all the Yards, may be augmented
nifty per cent upon 90 days notice thereof being
given 10 the Contractors. The whole ofthc Cor
Idaec must be of the best quality, and stand tho
proof established at the respective Navy Yards
zach "oifer must state whether il is for .patent''
or .common laid" Cordage, and must be endors-
ed softer to furnish Cordage for the year 1929"
: Oct. 20. Sod
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-06-11
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The Norfolk Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany, whose Office is established at Dedham, has
been in operation three years, and during that
time has insured on buildings and furniture,
more than 5000, 1000, without sustaining any loss
Nathaniel Snelson who robbed the Bank Of
Virginia, at Petersburg, and who was seized in
England and brought to this country, was con-
victed on the Both ult., and sentenced TO the
penitentiayy for three years, but recommended
70 the mercy of the Executive.
The President of the United States has ap
pointed Gen. VIM. Clark, the state of Penn
sylvania, Treasurer Of the United States, in the
room Of Judge Savage, who declined to accept.
+, SALT FOR HoRsEs The use of salt for horses,
is becoming general in some parts of the south
Of France 1t is given to riding horses to the
extent of 3 OF. per day, and for horses used for
agricultural purposes to the extent of OF,
with this condiment mixed with their corn, they
become fat, and are healthy.
CosTLY SHEEP. The value put upon Saxon
sheep in New South Wales is very great A
Mr.. Riley, one of tho colonists, refused ESQ a
piece for his ewes, at the Paraniatta fair in ST..
last. the same person was also oftsrru iof nVe
rams and Eve ewes. E410 sterling
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

EBLEASANTLY situated IN Westhorough
about one mile north of the Congregation.
al Meeting House, and one fourth Of mile
north of the Baptist Meeting House, living on
both sides of the Worcester Turnpike and Old
Road, where they intersect each other, contain
ing about eighty acres of excellent Moving,
rasturlng, and Tillage Land, with large
Dwelling House, Wood House, three Barns
GranerY land two Sheds on the same, and three
wells of good and never-faiIing water The
above Farm has been long known to the public
as the For5ask Ta0ern, and comprises many
conveniences of Roads, nearness to Meeting
Houses and School House, Blacksmith's Shop.
&c, Those who wish to purchase, viii please
to call on the subscribers and examine it. as il
will be sold cheap and paymentmade easy.
ORESTES FORBUSH.
CALEB w. FORBUSH.
Westborough, June H. 2ws-eotf
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DIED.

IN Leicester, June 6, JOS Sylvester, aged 81.
aged 30 -'-'o'sA'
In Walthan, April %, Cynthia Augusta Big
Glow, daughter of Ezra and Sally Bigelow.
aged 5 years
In Athol, May 81, Capt. Adonijah Ball. Jr..
aged 81. he was in company with his father
ana boy, excavating earth for the purpose of
erecting bank wall, in doing which, a rock,
weighing ton or more; was partially under
mined. While at his work, the rock disenpap-
ca itself and fell, striking Capt. Ball in the
SIDE OF his head, and falling on both legs. which
were shockingly manged and fractured Sew
eral minutes elapsed before the rock could he
removed. Amputation of the left leg was found
necessary, and submitted to with great fortitude
oy the patient, but he survived only about two
hoars from the commencement of the operation.
In Shrewsbury, June a. Adeline, daughter of
Mr.. ELIJAH Harrington, aged years
In Westborough, June 3 John Gleason, son
OF Mr Elijah Gleason. aged 10 years.
In birmingham, Goth ult, Mrs. Julia, wife of
Mr.. Joseph Angler, aged 81.
In Falrhaven MIR Arson Blossom, ared a.
sias Allen, son of the late MIR. Seth Allen.
aged Is. ---0''
At Lima, 9th Feb. Mr.. James Cooley. of
0hio' Charge d'Afares of the United States in
Peru-a native of this state.
In New Bedford, on the 18th nit. William
hotch, distinguished citizen, and a hiphlv res
Pected Elder of the Society of Friends. aued o.
Mrs Mehitable Bennett, aged c. relict ne
the late Mr.. Stephen Bennett of Sandwich
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MaRRJEn

IN snls town, on the'5th inst, by Rev. DR.
Bancroft, Mr. Arthur Arlington, .Jr., to Miss
Ann r. Gates, both of Worcester
IN Northooro', June 2, Mr. Joab Hapgood of
shrewsbury, to Miss Elizabeth Eager Of North.
IN New Braintree, by Rev. Mi. Fisk, Mr.
lanes James Il. Moore of Worcester, to Miss Jane
d. IN Holden, by Rev. Mr. Bardwel, Mr. Jona-
of Holden. - Niooie' all
In MliIbury, by Rev Joseph COTE, Rev
Charies J. Warren, of Attleborough, to Miss
Charlotte Wesson of Millbury. 7
In Athol, Mr. Benjamin Cook, Jr, to Mis-.
In Petersham, MIR. Jarvis Hodges, of Norton,
70 Miss Rhoda Fairbanks of petersham.