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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29
10 TnE pTBLIC.

FENlIE Subscriber having received his fall supply c
ID BOOKS and STATIONERY, offers Tor sale
orc OF the best selected aud most comprehensive
soc,' of articles III lis liuc OF business over present
ed 10 the public.
lic has on hand cjgcrs journals, day, invoice.
lc't"r and record books OF his mauutac5rc, and
~ prepared 90 furnish TO order, sets of books for
chants and clerks OF county courts. made Of m1tcIi-
ais lie can recommend, and will warrant the wori-
manshp.
Old books rebound, and Bool; Binding I'm al its
varieties OF elegance and plainness, executed win
dis patch
While ho fncls grateful for 1hc encourage
mont with which he has been ayourcd during hs
short career IN business lac tenders uncigncd assn
RANGES that no cXcitons shall he spared BY him. 20 dc
serve an incrcasc Of The public patronage.
lie respectfully nvi cs the public 10 call and exam
inc his goods and assures them, that lac will poirc-
~ sol every article in his store at very reduced pri-
Co.'S fully as low as what articles Of tho quality
can be- procured at the North II. u. SANXAN.
oct 2-is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29
NIAGARA FAILS.

ENNhIBrrNG for u few days, directly opposite 10 ,lc
Eagle Hotel, Mr.. Catlin's mOdcl OF NTayorO
faHs, JiW length POri,aa IF DE IFIH CiiDIa.
and one also Of Red JGctet. the Indian Chj,f j.; !;
warrior dress Ten SwaU full length Portraits "i
the ',mpedgo ChiE, IA I'LL Gscss, and several on, ~
amusing licturcs.
me representation 81 niagara, VIII convey The
most perfect idea OF the whole Cataract. aud - -
loinIhg scenery tina, has yet been cxils;.d T.,
The world Persons wishing tp avail tlcu,sclvcs M
the Opportunity advised to do it soon A., tho O.
bitnn viii last but Tor few day.-Admssioo 20 CTS
Mr.. Cat!in's Painting Rooms for Portr,;,s "a
Miniatures, ut Mrs. Duval :. az, ,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29
GENs3LEMEN rs roofs
= SHOES &:S .l1P93

TlY the last arrivals, GRANNlSS, SON 81
E. BROTHERS have rccciged
$50 Pair superior made caskin, goaokin scalskin
aud bucks>in boots, at prices to suit purchasers
1000 pair ecntlcIncns booecs. from s. 30 to 81 90
1000 do do fine shoes. with wide s. narrow straps
500 do do TO calfsl,in, goatsAn and sealskin
walking pumps
$50 do do do do do DO dancing pumps
800 do do India rubber shoes
go do do morning slippers
100 do do do do with straps
30 do do waterproof mocbasins
30 do do calfs;in over shoes, superior article,
With an extensive assortment of travelling trunks,
bags, vaices, of superior manufacture
20 nests fancy trunks, different colours s. patterns
20 do scaskin und hair trunks
coo pair boys sewed, peggod and nailed bootees,
some as low rs cts
500 do do do do shoes Of every price
200 do do dancing pumps some at the low price
of 10 cts
5000 pair coarse shoes and bootcea suitable for plan
tation ufe, at low prices
Nj of the above arljclcs will be sold very
low, at tho corner Of Main street aud 18th, leading
20 Mayo's Bridge. oct 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29

ID ANDOLPH'S REPORTS, Vol. 9Th, of Cases
~ argued and determined in tho Court Of Appeals
Of Virginia; just published
Complete sets Of the Virginia Reporters
Journas Of the Conventions ofI775-6 and i77S
Journals OF The Senate and House Of Delegates Of
Virginia from 1915 to 1870. inclusive
Jennings Statutes at Large, and
Tho New Maps of Virginia,
III appropriated To increase the pdblc Library of
the State, may be Ind Of tho suhscrbcr at tho Capt.
toll IN the city OF Richmond, upon tho lowest terms.
WIN. II. ISCHARDSON, elk Council
9et eft aud Librarian.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29
Hardware and Cutlery.

JAMES VI. JOHNSTON. ut the sim oftLe G;oll
~ e'' .4"ri Is now receiving and o!crs to the pub
i.c' general assortment Of articles in his line of bll-
sihess comprising all household and kitchen f.llli-
ldTe, carpenters, cabinet aud coachmaJiers', black
smith and coopcrs tools.
Bass ard Wire Tenders of all qualities and sizes
o:"cIcd from the makers in New loIh and BALI
moro, and received in ten DAYS.
n Z. Castings of every dcscription say pots.
ovens spiders, skillc,s, ect. at cts. per ID.
oct i3-cnts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29
LEWIS WERB s. 90.


OrFEH ron SALF,
IA6A Hhds Sugar, St. CroiX, Porto Rico and
E Wv Now Orleans
$40 bags Coffee, Java, Tlagura, Porto Rico and
st. Domingo
10 libds West India Moassrs. part prime
- boxes and 80 bbls loaf and lump sugar
binds and 20 bills rye whiskey
ii bb5 Carulher's Icclii,d 10
hid Jamaica
DO ST CrOiX tEIN
90 hhcs and 30 bb's n l;nglandS
pipes Cognac brandy
! do Holland gin
5 casks Madeira
IS do Sicily Madeira
do Lisbon
DO DO i Io'u WINES
do dry Malaga
% do sweet do
Canary and Muscat
90 tons bar iron, American. English and Swclcs
Plating and hoop iron
Cast shear German crawly and lIst.rcd steel
. tons castings, assorted
100 kegs best nails and brads
COO sncks Liverpool blown c,1,r
60 do er0unt alum '''''
CoppCTas, alum, birthstone.
Saltpcirc. madder indigo
Ginger, pepper, pincntO
Letter writing and wrapping papor
WIrC siilcrs, raisns, almonds, soap
Sperm aud tollow candles
GunPswder imperial and black tea
tons patcut shot, Duponrs gUnpowdar
Bar lead, bed cords and leading lines
Sowing and wrapping twinc, bottle corks
German Shooting aud shifting, ozuaburgs thread
Shoe thread. cotton and wool cards assorted
80 bales cotton
Cotton bagging and bale ropc
ID bales domestic shcCtlugs aud shr,uCs
case domestic cloths
900 sides soal lcaihcs, upper do
100 Spanish hides
u bbls tauncrs' o.
do lipsccd
90 bills Vinegar
100 bbls mackorcl no aad =
5000 lbs bacon
600 grinds,oncs, (Nova SCOTIA
Clover Seed glass ware assorted, stoncware
6bye, 8 by 10 s. 10 by - window glass, &c. &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29

ID OBERT BURTON. .aRoraey az Lar, respect
"a fully announces TO The public, that lac has to
ken an Office, Immediately above the Post Office, and
adjoining Mrs Southga;e's Store, where he may be
generally found oct 15-w6w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29
JOHN \. SAVAGE--UEyVIISJi-

JUIIN !. SAVAGE
- AS removed In the middle tcpemert !, ,bo
IN block o! buildings east, (smd mexl tni Fr 'ricb
enoi c.Iritee making shop-whcrr he mn, be ,,nuJ
81 u ''''F unless otherwise engaged. fle IS p.cnnr-
CT e. execute a kinds OF work IN his ii,, - g.
h'"'t~l pd-slb!r uanurr. lie viii set tcct "a r.,,, ,
90 "il seii ON the most approved plan-sisd where
O'e ffuht teSih are not too much derayc~l lc will
49," ,'.eh III su' II manner Us to defy ccrion
u"aHr Inc Siricj'st scrutiny cycn rom = IJ Mi
lie hics. plugs, ccuns aud extracis teeth win as
mach case Ia tho patient a. the nature at ti,. c,s
Wi admit ofpcrns moderate oct 81,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29

IA FOR SALE.
fsySsaaJ The valuable lui o. Ground. cortaininp
isssihs9 Tour acres, with tne dwelling ana out hnr-
- recently erected thereon IN te neirh-
bourhood of Bcilv!c. and between the IVES ham and
Richmond Turnpike Roads. All the buildings are
entirely new, the house Is very hanjsoue, finished
'T family residence, and there is "a well OF excel
lent water IN the yard. For terms. apply TO
sept 2i-ec's GUSTAVUS A MYERS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.
On Cary Sired, rear of lie Th;einiI and FiIl-mcJ.
Rants.

JOSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful 20 To-. ladies
- and gentlemen Of Virginia for past fayous and
hopes Continuance of the same; and would thank
the ladies sending their silk dresses 20 have thcn ia
ken TO pieces, which will enable him TO Warrant thcm
10 be dyed and finished as well as at any establish
bieht IN uc Union Canton or stuff drcsscs not nc
ccssary az he has suitable machines TO finish them, ir
sent to him in the situation above mentioned.
1entlcIncn arc Fkcwisc informed that hc scours
ma reneWs ~ colour coats pan,aloon and vests, to-
goter wit AL kinds Of apparel and frcquescd, repairs
tnem IN inc neatest manner. As usual all kinds of
piece goods dyed, and hot or cold prcsgcd furniture
stuhs ccnnsed and rc-dyed in tho ncntcsf manner.
N y. Tickets will be issued on cayirg tlc goods
with NM and requests they will be presented ON mp
plicatton or tue same. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29
GADIEg IAsNIONABLA
VsaOEs -. sLlt,PfR9

lust rsceived from their .NanuCactory,
1AA6A Pair ladies' lasting Slippers, withou;
AVN heels. square aud round toes straight
aud rights aud ietS, of superior quality, at 81 SO
1000 do do Go do do do do DO p
go do do do do do do DO do co
500 do DO do do do do ID do -
1000 90 do superior quality of lasting heel
slips of every description and price
800 do do lasting wulk.lg shoes wiki and
without heels
500 do do soalsh.n and fine leather waking
shoes
100 DO do fine goaishin walking shoes with
out heels
500 do do lasting walking shoes. Grccian ties
100 do do do boots, thick soals
rs do Go morocco do do do
500 do do colourcd lasting slippers with and
without heels
Ion do do white and black satin slippers
ioeo do 30 morocco walking shoes and slippers
at every price
100 do do thin slippers, at 62J CTS
200 do do India rubber shoes
100 do misses scalskn shoes, thick soals
200 do do lasting slippers, square s. round toes
100 do do mock d do do toes
100 do do morocco boots, thick seals
1000 do chidron's shoes and bootecs OF every
KIND comprising the greatest variety In
the CITY.
Servants shoes Of every kind
Together with every other kind Of boots, bootc,s
anh shoes usually called FOR, all of which Will be
sold at the most reduced prices The corner Of
Main and llih streets. by
Eoct 10 GRNNNGSS, SON q BROTHERS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29
Trunks. Whips. and Canes.

4 Have received very handsome assortment Of
q Philadelphia made trunks, whips, and canes,
which for quality, cannot 10 surpassed hy any in the
market. ID. JACKSON.
Opposite the Merchants Coffee House, Main-stroct
oct $40 n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29

TERMS.-SUBscEirroS TO the DAiLY RICHMOND ,y,uo Sc
year. and oI shorter period, at the iats of SO ,ea nav
-ebie ia advance. '~''iF's-
ADvtnrisiSo For Que s,loa,c OF Ii lines or lcys o IN
as cents; rttuis ,,,,c, - u"
every succeeding insertion 3.ll Gents - - an"
Thrice "A weeX, weak al -. ,.y.,, $40, III, - -,
Twice n week, hrst nsrrtn, w. -
srttion 80 cents. "' ~'N'' ''N'''''''s '"-
Once week, frat Insertion - r.,,... ........ q.
seiiion 80 cents. ' 80! '0'S''""s 81"
WHin. ~ '' ''S >0's' ''''''>N'
i.iiscnt advertisers must pay la advance.
~ nuoer ni Insertions must he uood the NS they
Val be ihseNed until ordered stoIle and tn;rrl se
csrnely.
Annual Advertisers charged rs for two sriaes
ana IN that proportion for of gatc cnqh
except Autoeers aud Lottery dealers, who charged SiUU
o. The CONSTITUTIONAL WTITCi Is published twice
payable ~ advance
For 4dgerisur75 "A sluare or less for the frs, in
srtiloii. and 50 cents sir each continuance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29
FT.ARTIS-TGRS1tygs

DUBOlS & STODART, of New York, respect
~ fully inform the public und thcir numerous
friends III Richmond and its vicinity, that they have
opened at the store Of J. g. 7. T. Heron. a small
assortment Of Piano-Fortcs, all OF which are war
ranlcd of the first quality in tone and worl.Iuarsp
which they Offer for sale at their lowest New York
prices They VIII be set up in any part OF the city,
or packed lnr the country, fec Of expense. Orders
will be supplied from New York, AMI Their Agent
now III Richmond, will tune and regulate Pianos--
The attention of persons i'll want Of Piano-Fortcs,
a. respectfully solicited. oct Ii-dfs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29
FOR RENT,

Ia The Tenement east OF tho Laucastrian
fsssSissIA School House, formerly occupied by Mir
sssig loscph Ribble The situation is one OF
essss the most pleasant in that part of the city,
and The House IN good order for the reception of
family JOHN GARTH.
sen 1S-Cavts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29
LANO ST'VUNNVS "a NIEniCItE-ln.- - -..l,r-..

THNO STUDENTS OF MEUICINE.-1he Subscribe.
intends to dcNria Course of Lectures dcuonstIalye
ANATOMY aid 'ug'y, dUus ie ei>'' nonis OF NO. emhcr
December January, FEBRUARY, and Mach lie viii also deli
yer Course OF ectr'ss on Ch'T'ay He pledges himself
mat no pans sni be sIod 10 render this ~ ,uciion
practically useful
DYTns residence OF Ming WARS in this City, the suhs~rh
has been actively engaged n tie instruction OF Medical >I-
dcnts experience iusi,fe, him IN -, ci,. taj no -
affords more ample opportunities Tor study 90 practical
Anatomy and other D. poljan, brcG,. Medical education.
Situated central h7t region OF county un winch t,.
'"Tne'n Sho" derive their PRINCIPAL suioripos
ppH,on emily numerous Tor ihc ruVOsc CSrcai uud
Clinical instructions cuirylna au eminent decree tc
advantages OF healthy and suitable climate the CHy Rich
moud presents cuyaiors oi AlcdcLi sccL, almost
every dcsiutd'um
oct9 JOHN CULLEN NJ L.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29

Nd ARSifAL'S SAEE.-in pursuance OF = decree %. ire
IIA Superior Of charcey, holden at Sraunto pr,.
nounced the 17h day of July, 1929 a cause heiesn
depending, wherein the administrator with the will Of
Nicholas Crge deed IS Piin,iG and john Sydnor admir-
aud heir at law OF Richard Syno defendant, he sold al
public auction, for cash, believe the Nayne Tavern
~ Staunn, MSudav, the 23d day of November neNl
following Tract OF Land Wit w. county Harrison 430
acres un Tire waters OF How creek, diam of Leading creeg
VOO acres drain o Tigers Valley ver 500 beeet
Suarts and Huden's Mill cEee branch Hughes river; IN
TIE county Of Randolph 800 Of (auley Tv
1900 more on the waters Of (auley river 100 brncb
OF Fix uveE 1000 Crgo crtk LIN and
UOO Rock Camp creek and tuecouuy Of Aug,ia
$500 acres ca t North riyer brauch of Shenandoah about
u or 10 miles north west OF StSunon 2Af0 C
uu Ridge and Mil creek, branch of the Cowrasture river
Tor more particular description Of he mentioned ads
reference may be had 10 thu title papers filed the
oct G-gic GEORGE ESKRIDCE. III. s. Ciy. ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29

.NeDiberS 81 lie Synod aud others.
4 'o!.LIN5 * co. respectfully invite tine attention o.!
Members at tie synod OF Virginia and Their firil, gene.
salY, To their present Sto,k OF THEOLOGICAL WORAS
'ieTy m"nl! enlarged, and uCT c0ulias the largest
"ey have just published plc;r Caaiueuc olhr Books
on maud, winch VIII TIE iuuislcJ without chaT.e
10" the cuuio'i and accoumc,ai OF such "a ma, e
des'fous OF examining the Books prepared
oct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29

MUSICAL INSTRUNENTs.-I'lc subscriber has
I'VE received supply Of & g Caronetls Cavalry Frn-
pets, Kent BUglcs Octave BuGlcs, rou Horns aud
Lcyd Flutes, which examination will be- found cheaper
ever offered in this markets also few Pocket rs,o. sword
bud other Cau7s. oct &c II ~ SNNEAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29

EHDI AftON.-The suJlscr.ugr las o., neil - s. - =,
hA the school attached 70 Trinity Church ia which viii
he taught te various branches OF the English Language. ne
VIII be thankful Ior share OF patronage, dui promises paw
e most asuouS attention 10 hs pupils ard every eXcf.
ton To their t,si Interests Il- Ucut Of ,s
school VII he entirely paTcns only SIia!! pupils vii! he
admitted, youths of both will terms for
him at his school. room. -
ArIIISTFAD PJ-SSEF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29
Grape Vines. Fruit Trees. &c.

year are TIA" most proper ior removing most kinds
trees, vines, &c.
Such orders as handed ia viii he iarwardr,
Meey' aNi VIZ. bc executed VIII. lie utmcs, prompt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29
j 4"0ta""" Dollars .c0r!6 y .Ne,o and
SsaSOHaLie DRY Goods at
R2GLgE! COST

Il fLE s. COCHRAN having determined tn e, lose
IN 'her present business in ~ short TIM. as
practicable. respectfully beg I',ye To- inform their
FRIENDS aud tie public, that iboy wall on Tuesday tie
an instant, t-miIlcnce Offering "r ssi. thor ey.i,x
stock " stHy'e and fancy dr sy,dg, amounting D..
lLvllCn 10 nnNHrtis M =
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-17
Land at auction.

VMVHE Subscriber, agent for RICHARD J.
IL CLEVELAND, Esq. will efer for sale at
Auction, on Monday, 30th March, inst. ut z O'clock,
?. M. at the Inn of George Fitch, in Lancaster,
the following described lots Of Land, Viz
10 acres 90 rods prime Intervale Land, adjoining
land of Mrs. Goodhue, Davis Whitman and VIM.
Stedman, and Still River.
ALso-33 acres 104 rods Meadow and Pasture
Land on the northerly part Of the Farm formerly
owned by said Cleveland, bounding southerly by
Land of JonathanWilder, easterly by the road to
Harvard, northerly by land of Mr. Welsh, and west
erly by Still River and land Of Joshua Townsend.
ALso--83 IL acres of Land which has been &C.
cuped for Sheep Pasture and is suitable for that
or for raising Rye-located easterly of the house
Of Mr. Horace Faulkner, and bounding westerly by
his land and by the road to Worcester and northery
by the post road to Boston.
The above-named Lots will be divided and SUBJ
divided if requested.
Plans Of the several Lots will be exhibited at the
Sale, and the terms Of Payment made known.
JACOB FISHER.
Lancaster March 8 1929 3w
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-17
From a late English Paper.

a.ssf
ExRAoRDINARY ADVENTURE OF "A Cow.
On Wednesday last an action was brought
in the county court, at Prescott, before the
Under Sheriff, by Mr.. Joseph Pacey, against
Mr.. John Ramage, in this town, to recover
damages for alleged negligence Of the de-
PENDANT in emitting to take proper care OF a
COW, ilnpounded in pinfold kept by him.
The circumstances of the case are f'the
most extraordinary nature, their equal we
never remember meeting with-and indeed,
we question whether any similar case is up
on record. The veracity OF the account
may be questioned but the dubious may be
convinced of the fact by inquiring at the
watch-house. 1t appeared, from the evil
dence which was adduced, that about six
O'Clock in the evening ofthe 9Th July last,
COW was found wandering IN Tithebarn-
street, in very disorderly manner, much to
the terrour of certain of his Majesty's hege
subjects several of whom were laid pros
trate by its vagaries, and for this conduct,
so contrary to the established rules of deco
rum. She was seized on and dragged to the
pound, alias plnfold, Kept by the defendant.
Here the animal was left to her own
cogltations but probably not being aware
of, or not regarding, the pains and penalties
awarded against prison-breakers, IN a short
time determined on making her escape from
the ward, and accordingly ascending a flight
of six stone steps, she proceeded along a
passage, and breaking open a door,, found
herself in a room where Mrs. Kamage and
family were RECALLING themselves with tea.
The appearance OF this uninvlted guest
ouic xiv caused movement among the drink
ers of the inspiring beverage who ran
screaming from the room, leaving their vac
cine friend to the uninterrupted enjoyment
of the decoction of bohea, and the buttered
toast. The COW finding herself so agreea-
bly situated, inm ediately commenced oPer-
alton upon the good things before her, but
from the natural awkwardness OF her spe-
cies. soon overthrow table, tea-service, and
all together, and, a fter doing some other
mischief, bolted thr ough door, opposite the
one at which she inferred the room, and
down five steps into yard, where egress
was stopped, and before she could retrace
her steps, Mr.. Ramatye and ASSISTANTS TOOK
her into custody and conveyed her 10 her
original place Of duramce.
The next morning, on Mr.. Ramage visit.
inc the ward, he found his prisoner had
AGAIN escaped. and INN sdiately commenced
> search for her. She was found to have
climbed a heap of stones lying in one 2orner
of the ward, to wall abo vt twelve feet from
the ground, along which she had walked
nboush the wall was but one brick and q
half tRickl a distance of is feet, and climbed
somewhat higher to the topof a. shed this
she had walked over and-again elevated her
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-17
DIED.,

Ia Bolton Jan. Goth, Capt Jonathan Houghton. a
Revolutionary officer aged 81 years and months.
At II he was soldier in the old French war, was at
the battle Of old Tye' in 81 So, lieutenant at
the Battle Of Bunker hill' in 70, was captain
Of the Minute men aid was in service by turns
through the whole Revolutionary war, an honest
man patyiot, soldier and good neighbour.
IN Springfield, the Hon. John Hooker, Judge OF
Probate for the County of Hampden and late Chief
Justice Of the Circuit Court Of Common Pleas for
the Western Circuit.
At Rhidebeck flats, of paralysis, Mrs. Jonna Liv-
iin,,ston. consort of Hon. H. r. Livingston.
In Charleston, Is. CT Maj. Alexander Garden.
He was Aid to Gen. Greene in the Revolutionary
war.
In Wilkesbarre, Penn. list inst. Ebenezer Bow
man, ESQ. aged H. The Wyomins, Herald con-
tains awel written obituary notice OF the deceased,
from which it appears lie was native OF Lexington,
Mass that he shared in the honours and dangers Of
the first struggle for Independence at Lexington,
aud afterwards at Buukers Hill graduated at Har-
ward; and removed to Wyoming in 1857, where he
has since lived life OF usefulness.
A man named John Greer was scalded to death
at d steam distillery Uniontown, Pa few days
since He was lying asleep by one Oft the boilers,
Mug from which coming out, let the contents upon
him. which caused his death in twenty-four hours.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-17
MARRIuO,

In RoyaIston, Mr.. Horace Pierce to Miss Mary
Blood Mr. Barnet Bullock to Miss Lucy Newton
Mr.. salmon Burbank to Miss Nina Dexter. Mr.
Josiah Goddard to Miss Miranda White. MIR. Ly-
man Peck to Miss Lovina Davis-ali OF Royalston
Mr. J.fshua Tucker of Harvard, to Mrs. kebecca
Morse Of Royaiston, Mr.. John Chamberlain, Of
RoyaIston, to Mrs. Sarah Holden of Templeton.
Mr.. BENJAMIN Bozworth OF Royalston, to Mrs. Betsy
Rowksr Of Winchendon. MIR. Isaac Norcross oil
Royalston, to Miss Harriet Streeter Of Orange. Mr.
john Eeathe Of Royalston, to Miss Polly Moore 81
FitzwiIIianl, IN. H.) Mr.. Simeon Perry OF Fitz-
wlliaih to Miss Comfort Ellis OF Royaiston.
IpNorthboro, Feb 70 Mr. Artemas cTawl1fd o. ,
RoIfanS 10 Miss Len,ire Whttemore of Northboro'
Il. ihneSnylle, Sie.) Master Levi Thomas, aged
I8Saxss, to Miss Polly Spauldng, aged 10.