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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-09
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In Worcester, Jan. 49, Miss Charlotte Styles.
daughter fthe late Mr. jeremiah STYLES
In Marlboro Mrs. Rebecca Barnes, wife of Col.
Lowell Barnes, aged 65.
At the Indian Village near Buffalo, Jan. 90, the
celebrated Indian chief, Red Jacket, aged 80. He
was great orator and warrior and was strongly at.
tached to the customs Of his fathers.
DEATH BY FREEZING. Two coloured persons.
Francis Tompson, aged 65, and Ann Jackson, aged
30, are reported by the Superintendent az having
frozen to death on Saturday night last They were
found dead in the same bed in a tenement at the
west part of the city. This is the first instance we
nave heard for many years, of death from this
cause IN this city. Such extreme and fatal suffer-
ing we presume is rare, except to persons exposed
to.the open atm osphere-Bost Cour
coloured man was taken to one of the watch
houses in New Yorh, on Saturday evening, SO badly
frozen that he died before morning
NEw-YoRK, JAN. "a. MELANCHOLY Ac-
cIDENT. The ship John Linton, Capt. Wi
bray, arrived outside the Hook on Friday
night; but the wind blowing strong ahead,
she was unable to get up to town. On Sat
urday, about noon, the ship being at anchor
inside the Hook, the pilot boat Grand Canal
was employed to bring the passengers up to
the city. In getting into the yawl-boat, in
order to pass from the ship to the pilot-boat,
when there were three passengers in the
yawl. with two pilots boys, one of the for
mer accidentally fell overheard. BY the
effort to save him, the yawl was partly filled
with water, when heavy sea struck and
filed her, and she went down. Mr.. Town.
send, whose residence is in Eldridge street.
and Mr.. Scott, also an inhabitant of New
York, and Thomas Webb, pilot, were drown
ed. The other passenger and pilot were
saved by the ships boats. Webb, while
the boat was sinking under him, endeavour.
ed to divest himself of his heavy clothing
and succeeded in throwing off his rounda-
bout and one boot-but his self-posses-
sion proved unavailng. The rescued pilot
boy WINS taken up entirely senseless, vel
with both arms grasped around the boats
oars.-JournaL of Commerce.
The body of the late Chancellor Lans.
ing. has been found about twelve miles
from New York, on the Jersey shore. AM
has been brought to Albany for interment
Troy Budget
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THE
JOUR NAL OF HEALTH.
"Heath--the poor mans riches the rich man blisl
CONDUCTED BY AN ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICIAN

Health-the poor mans riches the rich man bliss
YENHE primary object with the conductors
N OF the Journal Of Health. is to point out the
means OF preserving health and preventing disease
10 attain this, all classes and both sexes shall be
addressed, in style familiar and friendly and with
an avoidance of such professional terms and illusions
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tranquility. fowhatever profession or calling the v
may belong, the readers of this Journal will find
Prccepts susceptible of valuable application. Air
food exercise, the reciprocal operation of mind and
body, climate and localities, clothing and the phy
steal education of children, are topicks OF perma
nent and pervadng interest. with the discussion and
eucidation OF which the pages of the work will be
mainly filled.
Many of the most distinguished physicians and
other gentlemen have expressed their approval o
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ed and their belief that it is calculated to be useful
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Importance to the welfare of society. Tie numbers
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the publication. while conducted by its present cd
tors.
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nesdays OF every mouth. Price per annum, 81 20
IN advance. Communications (post plid) will bt
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nut-street, Philadelphia.
The Journal of Health, including index, will form
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lJ' Subscriptions received at the
LANCASTER BOOKSTORE.
Jan. 49, If
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WORCESTER, IS. p isps.,y % pr ,asD

TO the Heirs at Law of MARTHA JosLIs,
late Of Leominster, in said County deceased, and
to all others concerned in the Estate of said de.
ceased, GREETlNG.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
II see fit) at the Court of Probate, to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on tie FIRST Tuesday
in March next, at ten of the clock before noon to
show cause why the instrument purportug To be the
last Will and Testament Of said deceased should
not be approved, and Administration with the Win
annexed on said deceased Estate, granted to Mr.
Luke Josn, Of said Leonlinser the Executor
named in said Will having declined the tres, and
You will be heard thereon
ThEOPH'S WHEELER, REs.
Feb. - BY ord;r oftas H1l. JsIge.
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WORCESTER, IS. JANUARY 81, 1880.
"A ATTACHED on mesne process, taken
on execution, and ,oiH be sold at PUBLIC
+ AUCTION, at Ezra Wetherbec's I'duera,
IN Harvard. on SATURDAY, the t,oenty-
seventh day Of F'EBRIL.4RY nert, at one
o'clock, p. M,
"A LII the right in equity which PHrNEHAs
IA HoUoHToN has TO redeem the mortgaged Real
Estate on which James Ellis lives, situated in
the South erly part of said Harvard consisting
Of about twenty-five acres of Land with the build.
ings thereon. aid Real Estate is containedin three
separate tracts of land
EMORY BARNARD, ID. S'f.
Feb. 2. s3w
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@arrfR0.

~, In this town, on Thursday eve. by Rev. DR.
mayer; Mr. Cyrus Bliss. of Granville, N. Y, to
Susan Fisher daughter of Jacob Fisher, ESQ of This
town. " -'''
In Spencer by Rev. Mr.. Packard, Mr.. Amasa
Bemis, Jr., to Miss Sarah Pike.
~ Northbrldge, Mr. Edward Seagrave of Cumber.
land, r. Ito Miss. Hannah daughter Of John Fowl.
er, Esq. of N.
IN Ware, Rev. joseph Vail, Of Brimfeld. ia
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TO commence at Z o'clock, precisely.

10 commence at 7 o'clock, precisely.
TTickets, at Is cents each, to be had
tat !. G. Thnrston's, J. Wilder, Jr's, F
Brigham's, L. Lewis, S. Carriers g. G. B
Parker's stores, and at Fitch's Hotel anc
the Bookstore. Also, at G. H. Hills anc
Fl. Aliens stores, in Leominster; May.
nard g. Writings, in Sterling; ]. g. N
Sawyer's, in Bolton ]. P. Whitcomb's
in Harvard; and at l. g. c. Jewett's, in
Fitchburg.
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WORCESTER, SIS. JANUARY 26, 1880.
A TTACHED on mesne process, taken
on execution, and aciH be sold at PUBLIC
AUCTION, at Ezra Wetherbee's Tavern,
IN Harvard, on FRIDAY, the t,oenty- sirth
day Of FEBRUARY neat, at one o'clock,
p. W.,
"A LII the right in equity that JONATHAN
"A CLARK has to redeem the mortgaged Real
Estate, situated in the Northeastery part Of said
Harvard, where he now lives, consisting Of about
eighty acres Of Land, with the buildings thereon.
EMORY BARNARD, ID. Sniff.
Feb. 2 *3w
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DISSOLUTION OF
COP a e = N e r SHIP.

THE connexion in business heretofore
existing between the Subscribers, under the
firm of Haskell & Sa,cyer, is this day, by
mutual consent dissolved. All persons in.
indebted to them are hereby requested to
make immediate payment to John Haskell,
who is duly authorised to to settle all the
concerns of said firm.
JOHN HASKELL
JOSEPH SAWYER.
Bolton, Feb. !, 1880.
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JOSEPH SAWYER, would most re-
specially inform his friends and the former
customers of H. g. s. that he has taken into
partnership his brother, NATHAN SAW
YER.and that business in future will be done
undeI the firm of ]. & N. SAWYER, at
the Old Stand, where GOODS may he bot
as low as at any Store in the county, for
cash or short approved credit.
Bolton, Feb. 9, 1870.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-09
THE
NEW-XORK FARMER


HORTICULTURAL REPOSITORY,
Devoted TO Practical Husbandry and Gar
dening, and embracing the most import
ant information in the sciences connect
ell with Rural Pursuits,
Z 8 published monthly in the City of New
q York, each number containing from 2l TO 80 ma.
yes, qnarto, forming yearly volume of more than
800 pages. This work is enbellished with EnQra-
wings, and each volume will be accompanied by an
index. Price $500 in advance.
CONTENTS OF THE DECEMBER NUMBER.
Triannual Report of the State of Agriculture and
Horticulture in the County of Albany, New-York.
BY J. Buei, Esq =
The Horse avoids shaded pasturage of every kind.
BY A. Eaton.
Education of Young Farmer-Letters from the
Editor of the New-York Farmer, to Lady Of N.
Jersey,
Potatoes-diferent opinions on the choice of seed.
and soils best adapted to their cultivation,
Mixing and Sowing Grass Seeds,
Report on the Fair of the American Institute Of NJ
York,
Remarks on the Prospectus of the New-Jorssy Poly.
technical Institute,
Plants Feed on Air,
Average Mortality in different countries Of Europs
American Towering Plants,
Extracts from an Address delivered before tho Mas.
sachusetts Horticultural Society, on fbe frs, An
niversary Celebration. by II. A. 8. Dearborn.
Tariff Law-Extracts from pamphlet on Frsuds q.
the Revenue. BY P. H. Schenck, Eco.
Letters from Gentem,n on q tour through tke
Middle and Western states.
Descriptions and Drawing Of the cAmelita cilnts..
mia, f-A
Underiaying Rocks--Earthy sofia,
health Of yaru,eTs-Reuedy for the Sick Head
Ache. Il Ian. 81.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-09

Il the roll OF accounts
Examined and allowed
Instant.
The House, proposing
he Constitution, was
lay for tomorrow.
he several acts regu-
of town officers
! 10 establish the Pom
kration-in addition to
The Hampshire and
'pauy, we're reported,
\ TO a second reading
b the boundary line
b Attleborough, pass
,sssnd RI ho onocf
ban act to regulate
he city of Boston
ng line between the
and Tisbury-to set
pc and anex the same
10 set off a part of
/ the same to Athol.
Adjourned.
In the House, or
Philips, Billings and
10 inquire and report
b causing the State
property belonging to
I'D against damage by
House will hold two
b Monday next, the
eien A. M. and three
@sJudiciary were or
we expectancy OF al
ITO the impannelling
was ordered to in
by Of allowing costs
! Of certiorari, at the
b Judiciary reported
Production of books
Of actions at law
to the orders in
Mted severally-on
y BY a general law
ti Fire Department
giving notice to de-
y, and to defendants
i'ent to legislate-
'committee appoint
Eats for the attend
House at the funer-
w. late a member of
reported that they
y family of the de-
As House, and that
'Pectluliy expressed
lfanbment of the de-
NJ private.
'ed from the Govern
lesolation from the
declaring the late
nal and beneficial to
Mate of Georgia in
aas to the Constitu-
20 of office Of the
s'ldent of the U. S.,
Of Louisiana and
nd on the table.
ny were taken up,
1'aent to the Consti-,
led.
'aloamend by strik-
!" Hundred" as the
ls'sl .. and to
Three Hundred"
'pa was taken the
The Senate, The
s'e'al acts reguIat-
y Of town officers,
afaft, read once,
reading to-mor-
) ,a'num. the Com |
innate and Chan |
inquire into the
The provision Of
y Administrators
aa''ces for the sale
''e towns Of the
70 be sold lie, |
! a act to establish
SCorporation--in
incorporate the
NJ y Canal Compa-|
rsss''ns an amend
Y y. relative to the
M, nI'A'lcal year, was
and ON mol
''dsisd to lie on
"' y \ from the
I, \ The subjec, Of
W lha d,,,. 81
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-09
CONCERT
OF
SACRED NJ USICK.

NHE citizens of Lancaster and vicinity
81 are respectfully informed that Concert Of
Sacred M'ssick will be given on
FRIDAY EVENING, FEB. 18th,
az Keu Or Ihayer's Meeting House, in Lancas
YER under the direction of Col. d. NEwHALL, as
sisted Dy an efficient Orchestra from Boston, and
NUMBER OF amateur singers; Mr.. WARREN, from
the fremont Theatre, leader of the Orchestra.
Order of performances as follows -
PART /.
kEcITATIvE. In the beginning God
created the heavens and the earth.
(By Co.. Ne'ohaN) Haydn's Creation.
CHORUS. And the spirit Of God NOV
ed upon the face of the waters. do.
Solo. And God saw the light.
10y Mr.. Bartlett. do.
Chorus. New created world. do.
REcITATIvE. And God made the
armament. (Ne,ohalZ) do.
S0to and Chorus. The marvellous
works. do.
REcIrArIvE. And God said, Let
the waters, &c. (NewhaU.) do.
Solo. Rolling and foaming pillows.
(NeaohaH. } do.
Chorus. The heavens are telling
the glory of God do.
REcITATIvE and AIR. And God
created man. (Bartlett.) do.
MoTETTE. When lost in wonder.
Webbe.
SoNG. AS down in the sunless re-
treats. { by Mss Warren o. Sha,o.
DUETT. Bird let loose. do.
Chorus. Now elevate the sign of
judah. Haydn.
PART III.
Solo and Chorus. Judgement
Hymn. NJ Luther.
SONG. Ewes Lamentation. MISS
Warren. NJ. p. King.
DUETT and Chorus. Child of Nor
tally. J. Brav.
SoNe. Star of Bethlehem. GRANGE.
QUARTETTo. The Lord will conf
ortZIon.
Solo and TR1o. Father of Mercies.
CHORUS. Blessed is he whose hope
is in the Lord
SONG. The Pilgrim Fathers. (Bart-
At Mss Brown
REcIrATIvE, Solo, and CHORUS.
The Intercession. NJ. p. King.
DoxoLoGY. Praise God from whom
all blessings fow Faucet
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"A Mz E @ III a n 7 q K

WANTED by the LANCASTER CoTroN
MANUrAcruRINs COMPANY, who is capable
of doing the general repairs Of Machinery,
A steady, industrious married man, who has
some knowledge of Power Looms may CO.
cure desirable situation by applying al he
FACTORY.
Lancaster. Feb. 9, 1880 3w
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-09

DESIGNED FOR THE MORAL AND lNTELLEC
TUAL IMPROVEMENT OF THE YOUNG.
PUBLISHED ONCE IN TWO MONTHS, BY
PUTNAM g. HUNT.
NOS, coRNHILL iLATE MARKET-srREEll
BOSTON.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-09

FOR SALE BY
CARTER, ANDREWS, AND co.
FOR 1890.
THE AMERICANA AND
REPOSITORY OF USEFUL KNOWLEDGE,
FOR 1890,
Comprising Calendar for The year; Astro-
nomical Information; Miscellaneous directions
Hints, and Remarks; aud Statistical aud other
particulars respecting Foreign Countries and the
United States.
MIR. SULLIVAN'S DISCOURSE,
Delivered before the Pilgrim Society, at
Plymouth, December q, 1929
TIE LIBRARY OF ENTERTAIN.
ING KNOWLEDGE, VOL. 1. AND IL.
Also
HALLS LECTURES ON SCHOOL,
KEEPING.
Feb Q. tf
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-09

4 Registers Of Deeds
X heir Offices /; and a
ofan additional JUS
Radicial Court,
ID ordered to a second
President and Direc-
N Bank, for a reduce
linz capital, was pre-
Of s. ordered,
/ the Judiciary be in
the expediency Of
\ the laws relating to
the necessity of
|grtain cases of sudden
N we're taken up and
Constitution was con-
|, question was taken,
A The table.
1 announced the death
W. Child, Esq. upon
Il passed, expressive
family of the deceas-
his character +; and
attend his funeral at
IN shall appoint; and
ri, under direction Of
the arrangements,
tssions.
In the Senate, Or
BE at the present SEES
itious of JohniF. Lor-
nes Fletcher and 9TH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-25
LOAN OF Ss0.voO.

Z n pursuance OF An Ordinance auihorlsIng loan
T. tor the city OF Richmond and appropriatIng the
proceeds thereof passed by The Common Council Of
he saId city, on the 29th OF September 1880 shall
offer for sale to the highest bidder az the Merchant
Coffee House, al the hour Of O'Clock p. NJ on
Monday tho 96th Of ootobAr. R2n SS.vrv TuousANp
DOLLARS OF CITY STocK. No portion of The SAID
STOCK Will be sold for less than par; Will any bid
be received for less than five hundred dollars
or Tor fractional part of that The Stock sold in
pursuance Of the above Ordinance will bear an inter.
est OF I'VE per cent per annum payable quarterly at
the Office of the Chamberlain. and will not be redeem
able until The first day of January. 1913.
WIN p. SHEPPARD, Chamberlain
oct I-e"tds of City of Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-25
ROBERT JOHNSTON & son

"A RE now receiving an extensive and general as.
"a sortmcnt Of Hardware, Cutlery & wbicj
they will sell for cdsh or ON che usual credt A
mOngst which oTc--anviis, vices. bellows hammers
screw plates, lies and rosps. mlll, pit, cross cut and
hind saws; bench and moulding planes. clrss-ls
gonges braces aud bite, squares, drawing knIves.
ouccrs, hatchcs, axes, Sc locks and aichcs of ,ll
kinds, hinges, hohs, wood screws, rris, brlLs. cuf
and wrought tecks, sTrig, &c. brass aud glass com
mode knobs paw, socket aud ball cls,ors. cloak
ana curtain pins curtain bands green cord aud tas
se,s, bed joints copper and tou oakcti ,s tea aud
coffee pots, cJn,C mills, bell mc,i Kettles and nor
tnTs stew paus. waters. copper and iron chatting
dishes, table aud tea spoons, candlcsiicks. lon,p-
snuiirfs flat irons, s,ccyords, plate buskcts. foo,
lheh. ~. &c. pocket, pen and sportsmcu's knives
IVORY handle knives aud forks. bu.oc and buck horn
do. iu sets, bono and wood handles Gn IN dozcrs
curriers', cutting hay knives shear and scissors m
mrs auccts. &c Sc. sto,cs cus,in1s, steel. trocc
well ard haltcr chains, spades and shovcls rfvipg
pans screen wire, cotton cards, surveyors con,nors
cs and instruments, thcmom. 'cJs. it,kIro ,}osso.
Baltimore window glass of an sizes, and n GENERAL
assortment Of polished and plc cd eaddlory bride
tti''' " &C c.' lf--;fa,vir
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-25
WASHINGTON HOTEL.
RTCEEMOWD. UFR nrnTr a

! \ TIE Subscriber having leased tins old and veH
n known Establishment, for I term ofyears takes
this opportunity TO announce to his friends and the
5ubllc generally and particularly the former visit
er5 OF the house that will be opened for he &C
coinmoda'Ion Of company, the first CT October -
II Is now undergoing thorough repair, and will be-
ted up IN PLAIN but style, With beds bedding
ana other necessary furniture all new, and Of the
best KIND. His servants are attentive eXpcrenc-
ed, and his Bar-keepers polite and accamInndatIn0-
Ills Bar shall mt all times he supplied with the best
liquors and wines, and his Table with the most choice
deIcaces OF the season, which the CITY and count ~,
can aiiord and he iiaters himself that bv unremit-
ting attention to his business, he will give entire
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their COM
pany
The WASHINGTON HOTEL is situated in the
most pleasant part of the city, Immediately opposite
the CAPITOL and contiguous to all The Public Offices
and but short distance from the Theatre the Banks
the Basin, the Warehouses, and the Offices of the
principal Mil'crs of the city; and nj the same limo
sufficiently tar removed TO afford gentlemen a quiet
retreat when they wish retire from the hustle and
noise Of the streets. Such are the local ADVANTAGES
OF this house. that may venture to affirm that ocu-
t!cmen visiting Richmond either for business or for
pleasure, will find it OF the most pleasant str,
tons in the city.
In addition to what transient custom he NAV be
favored with, the subscriber will be abb, IN accom-
modate hreniy.fvs thirty BO4RDERS. bv the
week, month. or year, on Inc most reasonable terms
sept Its ROBERT & MACON,
Gy0ctiqud C0vyt-H0usc
a. The Petersburg on Dominion, Lynchblrs Vir,in,n
taior will publish the once week i one month, and
forward their accounts to the Whig Office
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-25
Rich Fancy Dry Goods.

ENHE Ladies' Will have an opportunity this morn.
n ing, Oc 25th, of examining the following
with many new and rich Goods, received by the Ed.
ward Quesnel, the last packet FROM France
Rich changeable and figured Cameo silks, for la
dies dresses, an entire new style of silks
Nalegated Inquired 'OrientaLire silks, for evening
and party dresses, new and fashionable article
Rich figured white Blonde gauze, for dresses
Fancy colored Grape musins for parties sc.
Elegant Partisan worked fashionable capes era
watts and dress trimmings
camel hair scuris, new and beautiful article for 6s
aedad Merino hdkfs, new article
One box sample bonnet rlGands of very rich stvl,
and now patterns
zoo engraved patterns. for ladies' TO work caps,
capes, collars, &c &c &c
New style black and green velvet reticules
Fancy Grape and other fashionable gauze silk and
fall hdkfs.
With many new goods. from the New York Auc
tlons for sale at the most reduced prices. at
Il. H. JENKINS
derlno Shawl, Linen aud Fancy Dry Goods Store
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