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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

We greatly regret the inadver,snce by which stale
ment OF the vote at the late election. in this Count
supply the vacancy in our Congressional delegation,
occasioned by the appointment of Mr. Rives Minis
ter TO France, excluded from columns The vote
stood thus;-ior Gen. Gordon 269--Mr. Hugh Nelson.
io2-Mr Archibald Bryce Z.
Charlottesville .Hdsocate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

2ae Ricer is feet above !o,o ,catsr mwh -fnliag.
IWHEELING COMPILER.
The Pitts5uyg Gazette of the 3ist .July gives the
price IF Uea at 75 TO 81 cents per bsle The steam
mills at .udysriie, KY e6er 90 cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

We understand that our .Noyoik Colonization So
ciety haze received (through the hands Of Noses nv
ers, Esq the sum IF too hundred dollars being a
donation from gentleman ia Boston, to aid he hu-
object Of the Society in transporting liberated
Sidves from Pirgnid 10 Erica" This is another
gratifying proof that the generous and patriotic en-.
terprise Of The Society is becoming and more
dersfood and dpprsred, (and the il is understood
the more if mast be dpprored) by ibera! and inte
gent men Ia all parts Of our country. mon HERALD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

,RnvESUE.-We understand fAe amount cf Dates
secured at the CusfoopH House, ia The city " .Ne,o-
loThJo the month 9f Juiy. is tptodrds Of tloe.re
hundred thousand dollars; during the month Of Jane,
II ,0a' upiodrds Of eighteen h,adred thousand The
amount secured for tbs last yire months, exceeds sis
millions full equal to the amount bonded last year
during the same months. IN. Y. AMER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

JtElTatl u a lcffcT. ddftd Sc0V c0u7fV, YcnfueIy
.9Hg GM 1920.
" Being Reniuckian, il IL quite unnecessary for me
70 inlorm YOU that yesterday terminated our three
t'y5 election. In thi5 dsific Col u. N johnson h
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23

body and has probably been made tool of by Vincent
OF whom it may be sa that if this is the first time he
has been engaged in such transactions his countenance
wofully bellies him. Herald.
Stare Trade--We learn from St Thomas that in.
formation has reached Porto Rico from Africa tba,
30 sail of Guineamen, of different nations had beer
taken by the British Cruisers on that station, one o
them containing 45O slaves, that were to have been
delivered at Porto Rico.
Save 1rade-It estimated by intelligent persons at Rio
tna 10 the course OF the year 1929 forty thousand sapes
were brought from Africa TO Brazi In consequence of
the discrimination of the Emperor of Brazil to suspend the
OF slaves entirely after the present year, exrao-
binary efforts continued be made BY the traders to
themselves of the existing privileges The demand for specie
Tor the purchase of slaves had consequently been very
ana ms one OF the reasons assigned for the continued
psecation Of the currency of Brazil.
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and this of assigned for the continued de-
Pseciation OF the currency of Brazil.
@STATEMENT-of the Road Accounts of Brand,,,;os
~ Hundred Newcastle County, for the year 1928
Amount of tax laid for the support of Roads and
Bridges on dollarage, sl1272, at cts. to the
Balance of the year 1927, per Statement sOY S2
t,,o,. ,,,,u., : ,.u. $7es so4
Nett amount of tax. $7l5 ia
Orders paid by George For,oOOd Collector for ,oork &c
under the toAo'oing operseers By their direction.
1925 Josiah F. Clement, for printing Statement Of
Road Account for 1927, one order ss m
Samuel Harker for printing Statement of do for do
one order, G M
Thomas Vandever one order as Clerk from 1919 m "
til 1926 ~ q, M
James Smith one order overseer "a Sg1
James A. B. Smith one do under James Smith ? On
kllhu Talley, Jr. one do do & Ok
Joseph d. Talley one do do AZ
James Wilson one do stone delivered a On
Amor Chandler do under James Smith q on
Jacob SMITH one do do q Az
James button do do and Jehu Talley \10 m
Henry Taylor do do az
James Stewart one do do ee
William Johnson do do az
Jacob Hays do do 1ct
Jehu Talley, Jr. one do do and Jehu Tallev "a
John McKeever one do do and do 40
Adam Grubb one order Oyerseer IA 61I
Isaac Grub, senior order under Adam Grubb OIL
John Handy do do ehu Taley and Adam Taey 10 90
Hugh Robinson do do and do = *
Owen Zebey one do do and do / 65
Jehu Forwood do do Adam Talev & Amc. Talev NJ
Valentine Forwood one do do do and do 2 40
William Handy of John do do and do no |
Isaac Cloud one do do Jehu Taley and do 6 OK
William Handy do do and do *
William Philips do do and do 4 67I |
Charles Forwood do do Adam Tallev and Amor
Talley Z %
Joseph Pierce, do do and Jehu Tallev IN 65
William c. Grubb one do do 20 OS
Jonas Philips one order under Adam Grub and Amor
Taley q IN
Hi i1opinsoh one 90 and Jehu Taley Az
Richard Handy, mason, do do a 40 |
Zachariah Rozel one do do . *
James NJ Cullam do do = 90 |
Amor Taey order Overseer I6 OK |
Joseph Pierce, (Weaver) one order under Amor Tai
ley On *
Joseph Bird one do do and Henry Lodge gu |
george DAVIS one do DO and do 8 O2l
Robert Forwood one do do do and Adam Tollev ? az
James 3 se9 9r one do do ard Adam Taley s74
Lewis o: fancy one 40 do 10 |
Bayard Taley one do do 10
Benjamin Day do do 65
William Cleden one do = Sol
Jacob Sharpey do do , 02t
Sarah Taley one do do 32l |
John Forwood do do and Adam Taller 2 30
Robert Forwood, Jr. do do and do 3 90
Ellen Talley Sen'r. do do q 57h1
ESau Sharpley do do 2 20
William Taley do do and Adam TalIet 40
William ShaYpley one 40 do D IN
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23

z OUTS, SHOES K TRUNKS-JAMEs M'NEAL prot..
J" iu for past favors, informs his friends and the bubble
generally that he has on hand large and complete ssso
ment of LADIES' & GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS q SHOES
ALso-MIssEs BOYS & cHILDRENs do of all kinds of
Leather, Morocco, Lasting, &C. which will be sold at the
following prices for Cash, viz:
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23

CE-The subscriber, having very large onan,it IS
ICE, will undertake to furnish families thronoho u,
season. at the rate of fifty cents per week. for beck ear,
for half peck, thirty-one cents
May 81, 1929 % a.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23

SPINDLE MAKlNG.-PierSOn g. Walker. re.no.,G,n,
~ inform Their friends and the public that tbev Ly
menced the Spindle making business the South end oR
DIVINE Bridge Wmngion where they will make She,ohna
NIUE, 5ly jenny sPndes equal, if superior to any,
spared to make them work WE'LL they solicit share of oa
ronage. ' Vi PaI'
Spndes repaired in the best manner; Warned accor1.
10 order, with lron Brass Composition Wood and IeaL
Also, Brass Castings in general Steps and Bosls 6I
cd to SUIT the Spindles Turning of any description
go4 Orders from distance promptly attended to-
May, 1929. On =.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23

GHEAP BOOT, SHOE AND TRUNK MANUFACTo-
~ RY The subscriber takes this met hod of informing his
friends and the public general that he has commenced The
above business, in all its various branches, at No 90 Mar
fetsreet Wilmington Delaware. Where he intends keep
ing on hand extensive of all the above articles
IN his lne made of the best materials and by selected work.
men, which will be sold the lowest for cash and good
acceptances WILLIAM MAGENS
Nav, 1929. 29-3m
NJ Country Merchants and others, be supplied at
the shortest notice.
Fifteen or twenty Journeymen wanted Immediately TO work
upon coarse Shoes and Boots
RM USIC.A great variety of Music for the Piano and
A Harp for sale by A. & H. Wilson, No. 105, Marker
Street, where may also be had the lowest prices, School
Books Writing and Letter Paper, and general assortment
Of Stationery
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23

NRVING'S NEW WORK-A Chronicle of the Conquest
OF Granada in vols BY Washington irving received at
;. a. H. Wilson's Circulating Library, No. lo5, Market
IN street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-19
NOTECE.

FHNHE Judge of the Court of Probate tDf 1 the District of Litchneli has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof fur the creditors of the estate of
 BENJAMIN JOHNSON, late of Lischhcld, deceased, within which Co exhsbit their claims fUs settlement to the sub scribeTs. All claims not exhibited aeeordinx to law win De debaFFea recovery. All per sons indebted to said estate are requested Co make immediate payment.
 HORACE JOHNSON, Adm'F,
 LUCRETIA JOHNSON, Adm'x.
 asifR the s5iN aHRsssj. Litch6eld, Jau. @, IaR0 S4
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-19
, NtteaeteI6 EWqstrer:
 4vaLtsHEp EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, UT < HENRY ADAMS.

'rERNS.-To village and single Mail Subscribers Ss pee year, ps.ahle before the expiration of SIX months.
 year,nayahle as above. Companies less than sx &ls75 ncr year, payable as ahoye lO aS cts wibe ded9cted from each 6t these prices when payment is made tn aasanre Thsae prices exclusive of Mail or Ssage charge for transportation. .s fasA
 NO parers win be discontinued until all arrearages are pai except at the dscre,ioa of the publisher:
 Notice Of wish to discontinue, mUst'Sse given hc- fore fhe expiratiun of the year. .. as. .,i... ~ADVERTIStNE...-One square, three insertions, At, aAa the came proportion G0r twoOr moEe sqHarss Halfa aonare 75 cis ContinuAnce over three weeks kdaI;niasratsrs and Executors Notices, ' sl,0O CemmissOnefseek s }.g gss t.tsS VtsSS ,TF FANcosnmdaica aiiAns' must he pos, paid. s..s
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-19
NOTICE.

FIN ps,rst,ance 0f an order ofthe hononrahle ICourt of Probate t,sf the District of Litch- Geld. will he sold at Public Auction, on the lath day Of Fchruary at nins o'clock in the E,rcnu0n. at the tate dwelling-hOMse Of
 DENJ AMIN CARPENTER. tleceased. in I4iiehfrld. South Farms. all the TERSONAL PROPERTY belonging to the estate 0fthe said dGceascd. The terms will he nmie known on the day Ofsale. N TIMOTHY FOOT, Adm'r.
 sx CAROLINE CARPENTER. Adm'x.
 f.;,chncld, Feb. S, 1899. S4
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-19
NOTTCE

ISsaesehy given. that the subscriber has le l xied his State and Town Warrants oD the land set in lsitchfeld assessuent list sor AID. fSRs, Co John Churchill and Edmond Wil- cox and 60 much of said land as will nay a state tax of one cent on the dollar. and town fax of iaur cesSls on the dollar, laid on the aforesaid liss, will be sold at the public sign post in the Society where said land Iies, vix that which lies in the Firs. Society on the egth day 0f ApTil next, and that which Hes in NOVthAsld Eoclety on the day following. at 2 o'clock P. M. on ench of said days.
 CfgARI.EG BUELL..
 GoIlscssp Slufs and 16sgR 4azes. 1siechAeld, Feb. z. ge49 SA
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-19

~ BROKE into the subscri- hers enclosure, some time in October last. . spotted biack mkd gAite HEfEER, supposed to be coming two years old next spring. has an artificial mark or slit sipon the right ear.-- The owner is requested to prove property. pay charges. and take it away.
 LOT NORTON. Salisbury, Jan. Sl, 1899 ss4
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-19
NrTHE CHURCHES in he

South Consociaiiok of Lischfsld County are hereby notified that the Consiifnfion, Con- .Jissioa ef Faisk and CpuenGRt. Gnd Stafistical Tiep of tke Ckwckes" in said COnsociation, win be ready fsR delisery on the iiih.instant. the day 0f the annual meeting Of the Foreign Mission Society 0f Litchtield County.
 o. A lew tAisa copies have been printed, which will be EOt pale It the LitchfeH Book store. S4 Fch. 5
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-19

ssansly declined. Ile organized several corps, and filled various offices without snc- cess, until he received orders to proceed with his Albaniaus IN Ea:an, ta join the Capitan Pacla. This was ihe last ctI"rt of his patriotism. Every thing indicates that hc will never sec his native coun.ry again. T
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-19
RY-L.AW,

ft- . a AT Meeting of the town of Deshlpm. IA legally assembled on the iEt das 0f De cemher, ise8--as per warning an tlle
 Voted, That all horsAs, neat cattle. md geese, be rcssrained from goiug q hrge ssn the highways 0r c0mmons wiihin the Nmlls ei this town, 1t any sime between the Arst day of March next, and the ilsst day of December next--and iffound going at large as aeorrsaid, it shall be the duty of she Haywartis, and ii shah be lawful for any other person. t0 im- pound the same. And before such creatures shall he released from the pound, the Ownes ar owners shall pay to the impoupder. foF all horses and neat cattle, l2 1-e cents each-- and for geese. { cents each-and shall also pay io the pound d-keeper his fees-Proyided. however, that any person shall have liberty tO keep two cows on the highways or coIn- mons, free from any penalty whatever. A true copy of record.
 Attest, SAMUEL CHURCH. 4wSSs zeua Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-19
NEW CERTIFICATES.

'fs, J,mes Nielieu, Hudson, N. Y
 Iathe anrimg0f t8l8, MF Eleaaer Harris, n man ih injrnat csrcumssanres, and who had labored for me oeesoaay or more than as violently ny ss.sa .: ,lry cough reqasmty unable so raise any ahing Tor nearly half an hour. sa then saass coao.y . hood. hrrame much cmariatad, his eyes glassy. and hts ssreng,s e in tnthat degree that he was wholly m: able lahor, corpassipnating ne s'snaiIon lrend c mine and myself ptocueai for hiln one bottle of An. ,lcrsoas Cdng Drcps hy taking which, about three weeks, ltn, my astonisest) hc was sU tar restored aa ,o De able ta perform bis usal labor ..... \
 t9lllalale, Feh. 10, 1893.
 iRDhSrs iii,l.ry. oi Rorhes.er Monroe, co. IN. N. do hereby certify that tor long lime was so resln. cc,t k ah affection 0f the lungs, attended, with pain iM the hveaas ,iliieu afhrHaihiegs s that my life ,vae esI,Nlrea e aas fnsatable ly aeoan. ci af five pysicians, hut by the advice or s)ccs C. liischcnek tt R,,cheslcs, waa induced tO make trial ois y.uv Andcrssn's Cough Drops, and by using one bottle ,gas ressurca 70 perfect health: would tAere. i,rc rcc.nsnend athose afflicted with snlilar co- rlNint 10 make use ofthc same remedy, as nun pcs. iectly sass6cd shat it saved my lite . ..,..,,...
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-19
Line.
DailyaLi,se troas J. itck' ..' field % HG art ord. NJ N.

IF EAvES Eitehhsld gSars Niornlng (Sun.
 -LA days excepted Nt 5 O'clnrt, and ar- rives in Hartford at . o'clock. Leaves Hart. faFd every morning, Sundays cxcepies) al 8 o'clock, and arrives in Litch6eld al i,-.. Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday. vio North. Hartford :rsiufns from isartiord on sRe i sa,sie and Saturday, from Lliehfeid tia Harwin. ton, Burlington, Farmingt6n, to HarttOrd.- .-
 Returns from Hartford on the same route the following days. Y
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-19
Rochester. Marcilll, 1923.
 IsciD0Ye of IssspOsitsO9s.

Asvnsnahe me,licine Is coanterteiicd. pMrcha. srrs sihss tc larliculnt, nnd ask for ANDERSONS COUGH nGlOrS prepared by JAMES MELLEN, nnd nls0 eco tkns lhe hues arc stamped n tue gaas ,, Mellen sssen,l ar. Miller. Fur saie by w. x $. BUELL.. Lischield and also sold by dragGis@ gcner. nlly. A fp ONss
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-19
COUGHS, AS rHMAS,' UNIPTIONa.

THE nahlic nre respectfully informed that AN nERSONss COUCH DROPS and PECTORAL nOWDERS AAve ffana an extensive use tor g years pas, prIsed ,hcmscves t0 he one oflhe most valuable remedies esor vol discovered fur the cure Of coughs, cue, and other Mectioas ofthe hseast ad l0ngt len. ,l;nr in consn,nptons. Thousands have experienced che happy effects of this Heating Batsam, and many some of which win accompany each bottle, that will satsy every unpreiudcod mind that the most extror. Iinnry aud unexpected cures have been performed by the use Ogths medicine in cNscs ot tong sandsng .l which other meslic,r had produced favorable ef- iers, and where che most skt6 physicians had given them up as hopeless It Is not pretendcd that they are aM inialhlc cure In Ai cuees but Of such as are
 ty relieved hy lhe. Scarcely Oicoughs colds,
 in in the se silcul,y of breathing, want of sleep arising from lcblIity,o even seated ,b9i may be relieved by tincly use Of this healing hals saM. Each dollar bottle 0fthis medicine contAns a. bout 60 ,l0scs which proves them to be cheap med
 iris,n s.nasilrriMr lhnir NirtMNeA ta. Nl
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-19
NOTICE.

I.:tchiield, Jan. aQ, iaao
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-19

TsHE Select Men of the tawn of Hiiehneld A will meet at the County nnusc in sasd 'Litch1eld on Monday the 9Bd day of instant February. Ut one O'clack in the aiiesn0an. to receive proposals for the sUppest 0f the P0os for ilse term 0f from one to ase yesss Gfom the first of April next. Ss NJ Z
 WILLIAM BEEDE, f, II
 LEVI CATLlN, t &
 ROSWELL HARRISON,
 A. VESSELS. s.ss .s
 BENJ'N GRISWOLD. S Lttckfeld, Fsb. Q,.lse0 a. Oa
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charity does not require of that should see the
tans of others, but that should avoid all needless and
voluntary observations and that should moi be blind to
ones
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-17

Ihope, therefore, 10 be pardoned in so often re-
icrrng 10 il. One more remark, and have
doue. If it be right TO make men drunk with pas
sion in order TO brighten their ideasif il be best
for improving and Strengthening their judgments
TO cxospcrate them against each other to the high
est pitch--short OF coming to blows, then have
many OF our political Teachers been perfectly
right in the methods by which they have thought
proper to prepare the public mind for the study
and decision OF the all-mporant questions at pre-
sent before us;--.o the full ard dispassiona,e ex-
animation of which. every mans attention should
now be earnestly devoted. But if the views
which have ventured 10 take, are just and cor.
rect. II greatly bchooves VA all to dsre gard such
counsels as swords without knowledge" or de.
carnations full only of deadly mischief 70 our fu-
turo peace and happiness.
Your. obedient servant.
JAMES NJ. GARNETT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-17
COMMUNICATED.

LOUISA, 4tb April, 1929.
Sir: We arc freeholders. who have /. much at
heartto vote as judicousIy possible Of the elect
on Of Delegates TO the Convention in Nav next.
YouT name having been prominently presented TO
Che people Of this Convention district for their s,,f
iFages. Il not having 1t in our power, by person
al interview, TO learn your sentiments, we hone
that you will not deem us obtrusye in desiring Won
10 give US an outline Of the principal ts,
which, IN your opinion, the Constitution Of Virgil
mia requires. We will observe, that the heads of
reformation which interest US the most deeply, are,
The basis OF representation,
The right ofsufrage,
The tenure ofjudicial Office, &c.
The mode OF choosing an organization CT the
Executive Department.
Whilst we aYow the direction Of our own votes
az our primary motives TO the inquiry we make of
you, we do not conceal, that IL Is our design also
TO communicate the knowlcdge which yyo may
thus attain ofyour sentiments, to some, perhaps to
many, OF our fellow citizens. Possibly, we may
be disposed 10 publish your reply in the newspa-
peTs tho IN this we would be guided entirely
by your wishes.
We are Sie, with perfeo: rerpect
}o-- Fellow rfl'-eus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-17
COMMU.lYCaTED.

tO-HsnC.IJCIJEO.
Notwithstanding the idea we have seen adj
V'nced, that the opinions of the members OF the
proposed Convention ought not 10 be enuured in
10, but that they should he left entirely uneommit
ted, and to the free and deliberate exercise OF their
own Judgments. when they enter upon the duties
assigned them, in order that they may he enabled
70 avail themselves Of all the lights that can be az
ioTdcd by reflection and the reciprocal interchange
oil views and sentiments among themselves
(Which IS a doctrine, by the way, TO which we
cannot 60 very well subscribe, 10 government
IKE ours, where every thing is intended TO be re-
ierIed 10 the viii OF the people,) we are still
wen aware That great proportion of the voters in
ihl9 county, ami We suspect, in other parts of the
district Also will prefer paying such attention to
he'F otcn interests, as will induce them, 10 learn
beforehand somewhat Of the opinions Of those, on
whom their SURFACES shall be bestowed, on some
important points at least, which il is expected will
be involved 10 any plan or project, which may
ne suggested ior reform ~ .he eXs'ipggovernment
Sor can we believe ,hat the PEOPLE will be salts
ned 10 give Their suIrageJ in !ayour Of any person
OF persons, who may nc nominated % proposed 10
aiefD, however great their repuied talents and
virtues may be, unless such Information Is pTeyi-
ously afforded them.
The propfie,y Of the right 70 enquire into Che
opinions and qualifications Of those who arc re-
commended for public stations is certainly too Oh.
'ous 20 admit Of di}pG's, and between Constituent
+'" 'Fh'e'"n.'uTe fs s~eJ:,sc csGno. 80 'ho.lhi
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-01-07
MARRIEn

IN Marlborough, Dec. 81, by Rev. Mr.. AL.
len, MIR. William Z. Davis to Miss Almira L.
Sherman.
In Lancaster. BY Rev. DR. Thaver. Mr.. Moses
SLOW to Miss Eliza w. Jones-Mr. Edmund
Parker of Sou'hbridge, TO Miss Rebecca, dauoh-
ter Of Mr. John Hawks.
In East Midway, bv Rev. Mr. Bailey, Zacha-
rIall Lowell, Esq to Mrs. Abigail Thayer.
In charlton. by Rev. Mr. Wilder, Dr. Charles
NJ Fay to NJ IS Lucy NJ. T. Fits. daughter of
John Fits, Esq.
In Hnbbardston, bv Rev. Mr. Jones. Mr.. Sias
Kirha rdSon tn Miss Meiscen; Kendall.
In Harvard. MIR. Ethan Darby 10 Miss AIDE.
Line Wethrrbee. Mr. James Wilson of Shir.
ley. to Miss Lncy Hapgood
10 Shirley. Mr.. Samuel Spraguc of Harvard.
to Miss Lovey Hazen
?, In P"pperel. Mr.. Samuel Chcker.ag of
Harvard. {" Miss Susan Nutting.
u, In Boston. BY Rev Mr.. S,reeier, Mr.. Oils
west OF Sterling, to Mss Frances Ann Swa-
sew of Boston
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-01-07
DIED.

In Athol. Dec. %. Mrs Anna. wife of Mr.
Samuel Moore. aged 62-Jan. 2, Mrs Lucy.
wife of Ar. William H Ward. aged ~.
In Westminster. Dec. "a, Joel W., son of Mr..
Samuel Puffer. aged Is years
In Grnton, Dec "a James Lewis, Esq AGED
68: ami q" the Both. his wife. aged 63
In Shrewsbury, Dec. g, Mr. Jonas Hastings
Jr.
In Milford, Jan. 3, Mrs Betsey Brigham, wife
OF the late DR.. Isaac Brigham. aged 74-Prin
fers IN Permont, .Ne1o hampshire, and yMaine
dTe r6gars'eG to insert this death
In Fitchburg. Mr. Warren FuIlum, aged "a.
In Marlborough, Jan. 2, Mr. Joel FELTON,
aged 6S.
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NOTICE.

u All persons having unsettled Accounts
with this Office of more than one years stand
ing, are respectfully requested to settle the
same without delay. Subscribers residing in
Spencer, North Bronkfeld, New Braintree, and
Oakham, will be waited on personally in the
course of a few days, when it is expected that
all arrearages previous to March 90, I527, will
he paid. SIM O+Ice. ian, = 1900