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PALNTLNG.
JOHN R. PENNIMAN

NNFORMs his friends and the public that ne
has removed from Boston to West Brook
field where he has established himself in the
business of Original, Military Standard, Sign,
Ornamental, and Portrait Painting, in all the
varieties formerly carried on by him at Boston.
also, accurate Drawings Of New Inventions
designed to be Patented; Original Designs for
Diplomas; Vignettes for Bank Bill Engravers,
and Designs foI Frontispieces and Title Pages
to Books furnished as usual
J. n. P. respectfully solicits continuation
of the patronage heretofore SO literally bestow-
ed on him while at Boston, by generous pub
lie 3m West Brook6eld, June %
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HOPKINS ACADEMY.

VNNHE Fall Term Of this Institution, situated
III in the pleasant village of Hadley, will
commence on the first Wednesday Of Septem-
Der next, under the instruction Of EZEKIEL
RUSSELL, A. B., Preceptor and Miss MARY
DwIGBT, Preceptress, with such other assist.
ants as may be necessary The branches usu.
ally pursued in similar institutions, including
French and Painting, are taught in this Acade.
my. The Academy is furnished with good
Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus and
Globes
% Tuition, from 80 to $3.50 per quarter.
Board, including washing, lights, &c, may be
obtained an the most respectable families for
81 so per week
N. COOLIDGE, Jr., sse'ry.
Hadley, August 4.
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EDWARD H. HEmExwAY, D. Sheriff

WoRcEsrrR, IS. July %, 1880.
A TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
"a Execution, and will be sold at public ven
due, at Capt. Vernon stles's Hotel, in Millbury,
on SAruRDAr, the 2lst dag Of .4uguSt ne1f, at
O'Clock, P. NJ, all the Right in Equity which
Col. JOHN +. BARTON has to redeem his
mortgaged Real Estate, on which he now lives,
situated in the Armory Village, in Millbury.
3l# EDMUND J. MILLS, ID. Sheriff.
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EYEALNG lSCHOOL

EVENING SCHOOL.
LOYET STIMSON respectfully informs the
young Ladies and Gentlemen Of Worcester,
that he proposes commencing ali evening Dan.
cling School on Monday, August 80, at q, p. NJ,
at the Central Hotel. Terms: for each schol-
lar, 81, to be paid at entrance, and 81 at the
close Of term. His evenings for teaching will
be Monday and Tuesday
judy 81. J21,A1e,25
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NOTICE.
SAMUEL BANTSTER

SAM u Eli BANISIER
"AS taken tho TAVERN STAND, recent
m ly occupied by Capt. JosEPH LOWELL, at
the corner of Main and Thomas streets, whero
he Is prepared to wait upon his Friends and the
Public generally and he hopes that, by the ac-
commodations he is enabled to afford, and by
strict attention to his customers, he shall secure
reasonable portion of patronage.
Worcester, June 10, tf
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Gordok's Genuine Physical Drops
Rheumatic BnLsnm. and Eue Hate

Gordok's Genuine Physical Drops,
Rheumatic Bnlsam. and Eye Water.
NOTICE is hereby given, that l have
Ia this day sold to WHITToN s. WHEELER, all
the right aud secret of preparing Gordak's cele-
brated Genuine Physical Drops, Gordak's Rheu-
matte Baisam, and Gordak's Eye Water, and oil
selling the same throughout the United States In
addition to the common directions and stamps
row upon those preparations, all the Medicines
that are genuine will hereafter he signed by
WILTON & WHEELER, Cambridgeport,
Druggists Country dealers and others will be
supplied on the same terms as formerly. have
likewise assigned to them the accounts of those
with whom the said Medicines have been con-
signed for sale. The public may rest assured
that the Medicines under the above names, will
be equally well prepared as heretofore, and the
subscriber hopes, that their confidence in their
wonderful efficacy, will in no manner be dmin-
ished. WIN. GORDAk.
Watertown, Oct. 16, 1929.
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DAY SCHOOL,
For Young Ladies, Masters, and
Misses IN Ddncinp.

II OVET STIMSON, Instructor Of Dancing,
Ia from Boston, contemplates opening a
School on MONDAY, the 30th Of august, at 3,
p. M, at the Central Hotel; (Stockwell y
Terms of tuition for each scholar, 81, TO be
paid at entrance and 81 at the close Of the
quarter. He will give two lessons week. on
the afternoons Of Mondays and Tuesdays, from
2, p. NJ, TO 5. L. S. has for a number of years
been an instructor of Dancing in the city Of
Boston, and still continues his Academy there
Should he obtain a School in Worcester, he
hopes by his strict attention to his profession,
to give satisfaction to all who may patronize
him. July 81.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, May 20, $780,
To The HIdoics, Creditors, and Heirs Of WILDER
BnIsGs, late of Templeton. and Thomas
DREwRr. hte Of PhiIlipston, IN said County, de-
ceased, and to all others concerned in The Es.
tates OF said deceased persons,
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WORCESTER, s.. August =, 1880.
NNAKEN to satisfy an Execution, and will
IL be sold at public Vendue, at BENJAMIN
Munroe's Inn, in Marlborough, in said Coun-
ty, on THURSDAY, the second day Of September
neat, at four clock in the afternoon, all the
Right in Equity which THOMAS J. JOHN
son has to redeem his mortgaged Real Estate,
situated partly in said Marlborough and part
ly in Boylston, whereon Luther Green now re-
sides.
32# EDWARD H. HEMEHwAY, d. Sheriff.
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CAUTION.

Since the sale referred TO in the above notice
was made to Messrs Wilton Il Wheeler, it has
been reported that Mr.. Z. Byam of Chelmsford,
mass had obtained possession Of the receipts
above in the course of negotiation for the pur-
chase Of the same, which was afterwards broke en-
of. | therefore deem it proper to state the
said receipts are in the German language, and
probably unntelligbIe TO said Ryan (even il he
had ever seen tbem) and that they were never
shown to any person, except Messrs. Wilton
& Wheeler, TO whom they were delivered, to.
gether with an English translation, at the time
Of said sale. further state that the Medicines
prepared by said Byam, aud sold by him and his
agents as similwr to mine, are not genuine but
spurious limitations. WIN. GORDAK.
| Watertown, Feb. %, 1880.
| or The Genuine Drops, &c. are kept for
sale by J. GREEN'S Co, and EDW.3RD
| L.R.1fB, Worcester.
March 10, 1880. epfweotOI
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VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
FL see fit) at the Court of Probate to be hold.
en- at Barre, in said County, on the third Tues
day in August next, at nine of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Accounts of the Ad.
ADMINISTRATION of said Estates should not be allowed
and the balance of said Estates decreed to the
Widows of said deceased persons to enable them
to uphold life; and you will be heard thereon.
ST NATH'L. PAINE, J. Prob.
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to all others concerned in The Estate Of said deceased.
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
= see ft) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues
day in September next, at ten Of the clock before
noon, to show why the instrument which
purports to be the last Will and Testament OF
said deceased should not be approved; and you
will be heard thereon.
S2# NATH'L. PAINE, y. PROB.
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Worcester,ss Probate Office, Aug s, 1880.
To the Heirs of william A. LEE, late of Mid
dlebury, in Vermont, deceased, and TO all other!
concerned in the Estate Of said deceased,
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Aug. 8. 1880.
To tie HIdop and Heirs Of JAMES BREWER,
tate Of Boylston, in said County, deceased and
TO all others concerned in The Estate of said deceased
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Nv % dIt HtIOUy CIItU 10 dPPCuE III you
H. see ft) at the Court of Probate to be hold
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the LIST Tues.
day in September next, at ten of the clock before
noon, to show cause why License should not be
granted to sell and convey the whole or so much
Of the Real Estate Of said deceased will raise the
sum of S477 IS, for the payment of debts and
charges, &c.; and you will be heard thereon.
'S2 NATH'L. PAINE, J. Prob.
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others concerned IN the Estdte of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear IF you
u see ft) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County on the first Tuesday
in September next at ten of the clock before noon,
10 be the last Will and Testament OF said deceas.
ed should not be approved and you will be heard
thereon.
s2% RATH'L PAINE J. Prob
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Worcester. SIS. Probate Office Aug. 4. 1880
Iohe Widow and Heirs Of SOLOMON DAVIS, late
Of Princeton. in said County, deceased and to all
others concerned IN the Estdte of said deceased,
l,r.n.n
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JAMES FENNER.
By HIS Ercellency's Command /:
hENny b WEN. Ssc'y

MASSACHUSETTS CONGRESSIONAL ELEc-
r,oN.-In Esser South district, the Ma
tional Republican, Rufus Choate, is elect
ed by 541 majority.
In EssSr North there is no choice -
Merrill had 8 I6, Gushing 1887, Duncan
462, Osgood 8Os, scattering 1872
In Ncuslk IL towns give aDearborn,
Nat. R1pub. ll43; Thacher, anti mason,
729, and an others 217. " =
In Plymouth, Atown.,give lO12 10
John Quincy Adams, Nat.S Repub. ri
10 Thompson, jackson; % to aylics; all
Others 81. Mr.. Adams is undoubtedly e.
lected. ~ M'.t4
In yMiddleser, Mr.. Everett is undoubt-
edly re-elected asse pF.
In Worcester South, i9towns give Da
Wis, Nat. Repub. 1888; and lhurser
Jackson, sol; all others l01. there Is
no doubt ofthe election ofMr. Davis.
In Worcester North, Mr.. Kendall is re-
elected without much opposition. ,
In HamptoS, IA towns give Bates, Nat
Repub. 1921; Mills, Jackson, 439; scat
tering AZ. There is nosdoubt that Mr.
Bates is elected. =
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In this town, on Thursday evening last,
by tlso Rev, mr., WEIGH, Capt. William,
Henry Dsiscottp miss LILA 4, Ter Mar
tin, daughter ofthe late Capt. Samuel
Martin, all of this town.
In Middletown, on the 18th ult by tn.
Rev. mr.. SlAlens, ,mr. William +. Sulleu.
ofPogtssnouth. to miss Sarah Ann Barke
dadghfer Of mr.. Stephen Barker, of tn.
.ornler place.
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MARINE INrELELIG nee.
PORT or IgaRREA.

,.s. PORT or p.aRRE.A.
ARRIVED SINCE oUR LAsr a
Sloop Hannah s. Nancy, Turner, from
Newport, %
sIoop Mount Moriah, Martin fr provi-
.dence.
Sloop Eliza, Ingraham, fr do.
Arr on Sunday last, brig Jacob, Eddy,
II Trinidad via New ork, in ball. st to b
Eddy, o,,s
Yesterday, arr brig Zephyr, Burr, fr
Turks Island, with salt to Wm. b. x r..
q. Child, S. p. Child, and q. 4. Gard
ner. ..r.tEii i.h4f
Schr Curlew, Chace, from Bristol, in
ballast to J. s. j. Luther "a
Ship Providence, Congdon, arrived at
Liverpool Sept. II, from Savannah. Ent
for loading 9th. tr ~
Schr. Agnes, Swasey, for st. Angus
tine, was spoken of Cape Romaine, Oct
18th.
Schr. VIM: Miller, arr at Georgetown,
Oct. 21 - t.Aa ..4,.,..1
CID at Boston Oct. 80, schr. Haxall,
Shove, for Alexandria. 4a,e
Sailed from Charleston 22d, ship Ma
jestic, Paige, for N. Orleans. :
At Hamburg, about Aug "a ship Elbe,
Stanhope, in quarantine.
Cid at New York, 3Oth ult. brig Pre-
MUM, Frink, for New Orleans.
AT Cowes, Sept. 18th, IT, S. ship Con-
cord, Capt. Perry, from St. Petersburg.
AT Malaga Sept. II, schr. Minos, Den
mis- from gibraltar. ''''''
| Slqpp Geo. *. Mary, Tanner, from
Newport, arrived at New Orleans, l2th.
Cid at Boston, Sd, Dolly, Gladding
Bristol. * t,.--' ~.
Arr at New Orleans Oct IS. brig Vine
yard, Ward, from Bordeaux lnthe ~,
+. Pass. ship VIM. Gray, bound up. ~
CD brig Motion, Rogers, Cadiz.
| Spoke, 25th Ut lat ~ 70, lon 40 ship
Erie, Funck, from Havre tor New York
! 28tIrlat AZ 81 lon 55 y, Eng barque
Caledonia, from Sligo ior ST. John, N. IS.
| ScIt. 90 lat 50 80 ~. lon 3 ~ w. brig
Mariop, 28 days from Boston for GibraI-
tar. D
3lst lat AZ l3 ION GO 10, brig Dawn,
from Malaga for Boston.
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DIED.

In Bristol, on Saturday morning last
mr.. Benjamin Wilcox, formerly Of New
.sort, aged IS years--a brave Cfficer OF
he Revolutionary War. t- r
In Portsmouth, on the 10th ult. mis-
Hannah Sherman, daughter Of Samuel
ESQ. in the 10Th yeur Other age
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At the Court Of General Sessions iofth'
Peace, now sitting at Newport, Charles
Manchester, Of Little Compton,, has beet
Indicted for stealing nearly 1000 dollars
in gold and silver coin from John, Word-
man Of the sametown. Our readers will
srecoIlect our mentioning the cifcumstan-
ccs some time past. His trial is put OF
until nsxt May. =
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-FIaE.-The woollen Factory in South
Kingston, belonging to Mr.. Thomas H.
Hazard, was destroyed by fire early on
Wednesday morning last, il was first dis
covered At 4 o'cI,ck, when the fire wss
bursting out Of the building; the water
wheel 6nd part ofthe stock saved; the
building and machinery consumed; no i'm
surancs upon the property--no estimation
hSivsn rsspsctisS the amount destroyed.
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We usdsmtend that the Rsvs b B.
Smith, fSrmerly of Bristol, but late pf
Philadelphia, has accepted an invitation
TO become the Rector Of Christ Chureh
in Lexington, kentucky. The purity q
chfistiAn piety detected by an unereiae
zeal inthe cause ofrelieion, and ieu,pe}sd
blythe most enlightened charity, WI l(en-
der the accession Of Mr.. Smith, @ ths
Church e. in the West, valuable scquir
sition. ss,ss
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EUST added, The Denounced, by>su-
~ thor of" Tales ofthe O'Hara Fans-
ily"; Walter Colyton, by author or Bran
bletye House," Zillah," &c. Amsri.
can Anecdotes, original and select.
Warren, Oct. 80.
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Foa THE STAR.
Lot in n wild and lsnrly glen,
ywbere man sslslcm s-t bei'fs',
n. pa hw.y :ass The wsnd're" ..
s.vs The ~s,sry path Of . boat sem.
A, j, das.'d iro,a the t0aniug shore.
AL .at in this lone bu mild seires,. ~
And 'tolsh,iof IN. gr'c's DER. und o'e'. 81
And Irsu'u to n.u ic colt. Ao,, n and sweet
" b.ch III waves. ard l'he pebbles do make .
4 they sasel
And bussl Oh the svrf-bsa.s ores :
t9.f eu !. w ,A.S 4fty~r.
Two besua Gus Ulrds sf stranger raes
"a, guarding. their unasdg'd mood.
AID the hau,. tile s.,Il, and tie lonely place
.Sceus'd 10 give them scl, Ioseiier grace. 49,
A. tusy sat side ~ s'de aud wo"'d.
And I almo.t envied the happy bird. ~
.hose male see.n'd 10 /" . HIN So weu,
r,.,,,, !, l,os. oan mouth Ire ~ ofien heard,
OF ,hs lvvs tia, 80 often her b"s"",st'r'a'
A. they oo'd ~ this oodlsnd 1eil
Bu, h, should ! envy so happy apar
Because am doomd ne er To aisle
OF such pure and v'nuous love. but desP'"
And wear away life with sorrow aud rsrs'
Thso % 10 abe grave ~he has's. y
No ns'sr viii envy your ar'less souiig love-.
S.ssi irds n aud worbls your sctg- e
so.o - r,vee, "a ,Lose w,ai cd b, angels above
sw.e, IS those ~ilch are sung BY her whom
love. -s,a
O mn, ,ou may live happy snd long -g
Bristol, Oct. 80. ~
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g WS.
GROCERIES, go.

VOUNG hyson, Tonkey, and Sou
IL chong Teas -four, sugar, coffee
molases, butter and cheese, rye and india
meal, N. Y. Crackers, box aud keg raj
ans, salt pork, salt fish and mackerel, fin
sak, Malaga and Lisbon Wines, w. !. s
T.. N Rum, brandy, gin, tobacco and CT
rhrs, shcllbarks and chesnuts by the qua
II bushel, earthern and wooden ware, ,sho'
Hacking and ball, essences, &c. sc. ii'
'ale by >. MASON, JR.
Nov. 6.
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TURKS ISLAND
SALT.

EUST Received, per Brig Zephyr,
~ from Turks Island 1000 bush
els of first quality heavy Turks Island
Salt, for sale in lots TO suit purchasers by
w. B. & +. q CHILD
Warren, Nov. 6. $50. W
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COItDWAINTNG.

CORDWAININGs :
HNHE subscriber having psocurss
IL stock ir m the first manufactures il
the United States, and having the first
rate Of workmen, continues the n,snuinct
uiing Of Gentle mems first rate
q J,o,rs IA ~ SHo@S.
And warrants them to be made who'll,
from the best cali skins and sole kstht'
the United States affords.
***Those in want Of Boots for du'absI
ity and beauty, will please call and exam
inc for themselves: iettheir eyes be their
their Judge. -. ALVAN COLE.
Oct. 80. r tf
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- n ~ WIEN I<IL4 n. :,
cree OF the Hon. npfon1e 4VI1
49, ial Court, passed q thelr ~
- Term hplden;n sRriretf witb16
aid ,or the c, unity OF Bris toI, oo ,1he rec>
and Monday. in September, a. b. 1880
and under the objection -of the Court Or
Probatssof the town -of Darlington, WIN
he sold at PUBLfC .4UcTYON,s on tie
premises, on The 9Th day c November, y 8
O'clock, A. ~ (if fair ir not the next fair
day, Sundays exceptedD All the Woop,
standing on the land, commonly called
the Pound Lot, containing "a Acres,
being part OF the Estate oi the late Jo-
sIAH HUMPHREYs, fsaid town of Barring
ton, ,forthe purpose ofmakine up the deiic
ieDcy Of the personal estate Of said drceas
cd, for the payment Of his just debts, and
incidental expenses. Said lct 10 situated
in the town OF Darlington, about 8 miles
from Warren, and is bounded.as follows
Southerly by land Of Joshun Kent, and
the heirs Of Samuel Smith, w esterly and
Northerly by land OF Ellis Peck, & East
crly by land Of said Peck and tho Hieh-2
way. Said lntis thickix covered with I
thrifty growth of O.AI, NIPPLE, and
WALNUT WOOD, which will be sold
in lots to suit purchasers accep 10 the
Wood is easy at all seasons of The year.
Immediately after the sale ofthe Wood
the LlANtn viii be offered, and pos
session given after a sufficient time ftr
the Wood to be cleared off. srR Con-
ditions liberal, and made known a the
time and place ofsale. L
N. b. Those in want Of BUILDING
AND SHIP TIMBER, may find il to
their advantage to attend the Sale, AZ !. /.
large proportion Of the Wood is suitabls
for the above purpose.
A. HUMPHREYS, Executor cf he
IastHM and Testament Of Josiah Haa-
phreys
MOP. 6, 1880.
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ASrWNIWDo

HvHE subscriber being appointed by
n the Hen. the Supreme Judicial
Court, fthe State Of Rhode Island, at
their September Term, A. ID. 1880, As
signee "i Z,
STEPHEN sCHAFEE, sm
to WHOM has been granted the benefit OF
The lps lNtit Act Of said State, hereby
ives notice, that six months from the end
said teIm, is allcwa b, said Cturt, for
he Creditors Of said Chafee, to exhibit
md prove their claims against him.
GOl d, n DEARIH, Assignee.
Bristol, r. /. Get, 81; 1890. =. -.
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Judge Prentiss (Clay) is elected y.
States Senator from Vermont, vice Mr..
ID. Chace, whose term expires in March
next. 100 @aesos"
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Bv HIS ExcELLENcY
JAMES FENNER,

Governor, Captain General, Commander.
;n- Chief Of Ike State e Rode -lsland and
Providence Plantations.
a PAvUAAmA a TON. t
Whereas ne Ge.sral Assen'b', oi The state
foressml. on the t~sH,y IN n,icay Of .0c'obe'
last. passsd lhe following re.olu'ion. =" VII:
v,s.d nd ReyoIveJ. That Tharsdays the
,wen,y f,h day u November '.sx', he and 'r
IN sno ora se 10 ,innsisty Gud and TIM, i'-
Exce,l. nc, ,he Co,etnrs be- and he is here''.s
REQ qss,ed. q. iss,,s has proci .ma'i - accordingly
do. the, -lmc. posnan 10 'lie' sboyc 'scne'
rcso u, y n<uc this, my pociasnAssSn, -"
make knosu the rafne, ,hsa she ihiod lwople NJ
xh,s ., a,e may oaior,n q ere o. s~ @sl'e
Gwen Under AZ, hasc. an the ~ of ss'd
STATE. .t p.sv,de"ss. this third day vt Nos"'ni
bsr. in he year ot ouI Lord one 'h"''ssnd e'e"'
hundred and li,H,,,, !sad of Independence u q
m flth .F fit.at &
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MEMORANDA

At 81. Thomas, march IL, brig Sea Dird
Carr, for Ponce, nsxs day.
Ship Mary Almy, Burroughs, sailed from
Charleston 10th ult for Amsterdam, put bach
18th, in consequences Of head winds-expect
ed to sail again next day.
At Gibral1er 18th ult. brig Ann Gadsen ,oi
this port, ffOIh Baltimore, discharging.
AT Matanzas march 4.h, brig Eagle, Brown,
ell. from this port.
Sloop William, Southwick, for st. Angus.
tine, sailed from Charleston 18th inst.
AT philadelphia goth ult. sloop Collector,
Heath, from this port
Arrived at New.Londor on Tuesday last,
ship Connecticut, Smith, from Coast of Peru,
with 2300 bbls. Oil-Spoke in Sept off Pata.
Head; ship Erie, Adams, of Newport, $50 bbs,
Last of Nov lat 5 S. Ion. l07 10 w. ship
Leonidas, b. H. Lawton, jr. of Bristol, with
1850 bbls.
AT Havana March 18th ,schr. Jane. Mar.
shall, OF this port, discharsing; brig Crte.
ron, for N. Orleans 10th; brig Noble,
disch'g.
AT Marseilles, Feb. 10, ship Elbe, Ctan-
hope, for 81. Thomas, 2Sth.
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An Ecclesiastical Counsel, was conven.
ed on Wednesday 2ith ult. for the purpose
Of ordaining and installing Mr.. VIM. II.
Beecher, over the first Congregational
Church aud Society in this town.
The council met in the evening atthe Con.
gregational meeting house, when the pas
tor elect presented an account ofhis Chris
tan experience, and confession of faith,
dnd was publicly examined in the presence
Of a large auditory. After which the Rev.
DIR. Bcecher offered some appropriate and
interesting remarks.
On the succeeding day, 25th, the house
was filed, at an early hour, 10 overhowing:
when the Council proceeded to the ordina-
ton Of the candidatc:-
Introductory prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Hop
kins, Of Pawtucket.--Dr. Beecber, Of Bos.
ton, preached the sermon from lst Tim.
III Is: THAT thou mayest know how thou
oughiest TO behave ;hyself in the house Of