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CoLLEeEs. The Education Reporter states
that Dartmouth College has received an un-
commonly large Ere shman elassj that the
buildings have be en- much improved and that
the general appearance of the institution at the
beginning OF the present term was very graft
flying to its friends The Waterman adds, that
more students have entered at Brown Univer-
slty TINS year than for several previous years !;
and that Watervlle may also be named as hav-
ing this year received larger accession than in
any year before.
HARVARD UNIV RsITY. II appears from the
annual Catalogue, Just sent abroad, that there
are attached to tho University 81 Medical Stu
dents, 80 Theological Students, and 81 Law and
other Resident Students. The undergraduates
are-Senlors. 81, Juniors, 20, Sophomores, 60
Freshmen, 81 total studying At the institution
III. The library at Cambridge is the most ex
tenstve OF The American Continent. containing
30s500 volumes, which with the Theological
1900, the Law $500, the Medical, 1000, all
taken together, make collection of 35 500 vol
umes,to which the students in the University
have access-BOstOn TTaUetter.
TkoTTINe ExTRGoRDIHARY. From late En-
glisii papers we learn that the celebrated Amer
ican horse Tom Thumb, has recently come of
victor In another extraordinary match agains
| time. He was backed by his owner 400 to ECO
10 trot 10 miles. in harness, within an hour
and after this match was made, the owner of
fered'to take to that he would do I6s miles
within the hour. The offer was promptly &C
cepted' by another gentleman, who it is stated
backed time to a large figure" The decision
was had on the Both August, near Cambridge
And itappears that this astonishing little ami
NAL performed the l6k miles in 564 minutes
thus having b minutes to spare and that TO-
; without any signs of distress
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School for Young Ladies.

VNHE Third Quarter Of ELIZA EARLE'S
II School will commence on the LIST of next
month, CNovember,) instead Of the 9Th as be.
fore proposed. Three or four more pupils can
be received If application is made ~ithln few
days, Worcester, 10mo. 81.
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Pools Geometrical Profractor,

Pools Geometricdl Fr0fract0rs
FOR THE USE OF SURVEYORS, ESeINEERs,
An DRAFTsMEN Generally.
gWyHIs ms, 'rument has all others combined
in one. WIN n are generally used for draft
ing (dividers except I'D and is applied to Tab
let, on which the paper is fastened. The most
intricate shape is protracts>f with ease ana with
the greatest accuracy; and the least er.er m
running, or any mistake in the minutes IS De-
tected.
RECOMMENDATION.
The following recon mendation is from a
number of gentlemen of known experience in
surveying -
We, the subscr ibers, having used Pools &C.
ometrical Protra ctor are satisfied that IL is far
preferable TO any thing of the kind heretofore
used and with confidence in its superiority
recommend il to the use Of all practical Sur
veyors. -
JESSE PERKINS, N. Bridgra0Gtsy.
Azon HARRIS, E.aBridge~atsr.
| Alison GILMORE,
JOHN SEELE, Easton.
WELCOME LoTHRoP,
LEoNIDAs DEAN, Rdynltum.
! u The Geometrical Protrdct0r is for sale
at the Store of Messrs. RICE & MILLER,
Worcester. Oct. 81
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FREIGHT.
CO.M.BIsSfONFPS woTTcF

u OS' emo JNOl1CE,
TENHE subscribers being duly annoin,ed r,or,
u missioncrs to receive and sxnm;ne ths
claims of the several creditors to the Esta,e Of
SlLAS HOUGHTON, late of Berlin, in the
County of Worcester, deceased, represented
lnsoivent, hereby give notice that six month,
from the seventh day of September last ar.
allowed to said creditors, for bringing in their
claims and proving their debts, and we shall
attend Tor the purpose of receiving and exa n
ming said claims at the dwelling house of ~,
Bartlett in said Berlin, on The first TnasdaH ,.
in November and January next, from three ~.
til SIX OF the clock in the afternoon.
NATH'L. LONGLEY.
Oct II, 1880.
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SUBS sSb.6 IGrsVDs BY e T.. HARRIS. ~ whom
THE LADIES' MAGAZINE. Vol TT TIT Mo'
10, for October, 1880. 0i' 1i'' NO.
", Original .Nis.sllany; Past and p..
p MIman; Early friendship No l f;ss y
20 'hoP iieoer breach of Promise: Skaiche.
T., hhlnetican Character,-The Silver M;ns
a.ner.ess and Widows Original PostrS
Lrlze Address American Scenes ; The Pbsn-
; ION Emp mi Ihs Spell of Love Beauty Weep.
iug 10 the Memory of Miss -. Iitsrar,,
$500, W. So. Oct 81
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VERMONT LEGISLATURE. The Legislature
ofVermont convened at Montpelier on the l4th
inst. The Hon. r. b. Bates was elected Speak.
er on the fourth ballot Both Houses met in
the afternoon to canvass the votes for Govern
or, when the following being the result, ii APP
pears that there was no choice either for Gov.
ernor or Lieutenant Governor.
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LOOK OIIT.

n VIE man who took the Blue CamIet Cloak
IL from the Inn kept by Geo. Hobbs, on the
eve of the 18th inst, iSpolitely requested TO re-
turn It without delay, and there win be no
questions asked. fit is not returned he will be
waited upon by his neighbor, the Deputy. /
would remind him, that be was seen to take
..te said Cloak, and that he is very well known
here, and if it is not returned he certainly will
be expos. !. J. DAVIS.
Sterling, l, CT &C.
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STOLEN

ERoM the Stable Oh tho Subscriber, on TIE
u night of the 24th inst., an iron grey
HORSE, about eight years old, switch tail :;
has two punches on the hind feet, similar to-
ring bones, and over reaches consiu, erabiy when
trotting. Whoever will return said> Horse, or
Horse and Thief, shall be suitably rewarded.
EDWIN A. WHITCOh,B.
Bolton, Oct. 25. 1890
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NOTICE!
.Ad1p;n;StrnfOrs' .NnIo.

"lLL be sold at Public Auction, at the
w late residence of Cooper Sawyer, lats
o. Iempieton, deceased, on TUESDAY, Tie 16th
lay If NoUember ne1t, at nine o'clock. A. M.
all the Persona, Estate Of said deceased, viz.
6 Oxen, 4 Cows, and young Stock, in prime
order. Horses, Sheep, Swine, Hay, Grain,
Farming Tools, Household Furniture, 100 M.
Sawed Shingles, about GO M. Boards, Chair
Plank, &c. dc. ~
Sale to continue until the whole is disposed
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Nv 1850 ore S. Probate Ues, az. 20 1850.
osster;, s, sss, LFDiA ,M!ttISps IA, u Wor.
eonesr'<d i thd Estsse d saiS $780, !. ~ as'e's
-: ~ i: Z. =
Kou are hereby cited 10 appea y. ~; as vo,,
e. see ht) atthe Courvof Probsl. ~ ~ hol ~ IA.
:. orcester, IN said County, on the Srse Tue.
uaS 10 December next, at nine Of the clock. teSor.
pHrnor 70 s ny sause Why The In..1ohent which
iald deceased should not b. spprove,l sSd 70. {.
WI be heard thereon. ~" 10"
+" NArHt. PAINE. y. Pred,
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ISsrALLATIoS. The Rev. Loammi Ives
Hoadly, late of tho Calvinist Church in this
town, was on the 18th inst. installed at pastor of
the first Con gregationnl Church and society in
Emerson, Of the Andover Theological semina.
~, from Mark xvi l5., NJ ,N.egf $50.
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OIiCE is hereby given, that tbc s,h.
serbers have been duly ar,,oin,s,, $780,
aa.ors on the Estate nf CSC PER 8 ASW%ET
dsc e .. empetOa, in me C0uny iuf .syorse,s
trns, rs ana bale taken upon themselves r6si
SONS n ~ s,sp bonds as the Law Directs An rcT-
updn = to ,sald Estate. are hereby called
= - % MAKE Amrbedste payment y. AND an @hoae
) whom said Estate is indebted are rChuss,e Z.
exp'nu their demands for settle shent. =, : Z
sly vs. LEONARD STONE.
r.,,Sr,s ~ II. MOSES SAWYER.
, -. -, N.oe' 10 isSV aAS
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John Roberts, (Jackson) 6,405
Scattering, SO
On the final choice of Governor, the votes
were for Crafts lis, Palmer 70, Bradley az
majority for Gov. Crafts 6. The Hon. Mark
Richards was chosen Lieut.. Governor on the
third ballot. He had III, Egerton 81, and Reb.
erts 81. Gov. Crafts delivered his speech on
Tuesday, the 18th inst. -rse
CHoeTAw TREATY coHcLupED. An extra
from the Nashville, Republican, Oct 4. states
that " after thirteen days Of most fatiguinq du-
ty, the Secretary of War and Gen. Coffee sue.
ceeded in the object Of their mission On the
9Th pit, a Treaty was agreed TO- and signed
The Choctaws cede the country they. occupy,
and within three, years are to move beyond The
Mississippi. Those who choose 10 remain take
reservations, and after residing upon them FIVE
years to possess them in fee. The country ia
TO be at any time surveyed when the Govern.
ment pleases, but no sale is to take place previ.
Gus to removal; until then, no person is 10 set.
tie in the country. About 5000 Indians were
in attendance"
A dwelling house near the West Factory in
Taunton, was struck with lightning OH We'd.
nesday night, the 18th. The Advocate says,
Mr. Samuel Tisdale was rendered senseless by
the shock, bat soon recovered several others
of the family were also stunned, but all are
likely to recover, ,s.s'a' ni5 .stlST n ~>'sI
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We have received the first number Of the
FiToBBuRc GAZETTE, newspaper oommenc.
ed at Fitchburg on the 10Th inst, by J. E
Whitcomb q Co. This makes the sixth paper
now published in this county.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-17

know not an instance when eloquence
I has been more powerful. The thought,
language and manner, equally combined
to produce the highest effect upon hui
man mind and human sympathes.
\ He said the jury should feel compass
sion for the prisoner-but compassion for
his internal, rather than his external con-
dition. sit is his greatest misfortune to
be what he is, and not to be where he is"
lie said it was time for him and for his
friends to give up the idle prctencc of
maintaining his innocence-and that it
was not the least horrible part Of the
transaction, that he had given no evi-
dence Of repentance, e,-that his confess
sions contain no word of pentence.
/ Mr.. Webster's argument was conlin-
ed, almost exclusively, to close exam
ination and application Of the law and
the evidence. twas the eloquence of
reason, and not of fancy or passion, and
the close contrastcd effectively with the
previous manner Of the argument
Knapp has been calm and collected
throughout, not like an obdurate man, but
Ike one who had come to the conclusion
that he had no hope, and could not be
affected by the chances of the game,
because the result was clearly foreknown.
He displays neither hard-hcartedness
nor imbeciiity, but simple quictncss Of
feeling and dcmeanor
\ The Judge proceeded to charge the
Jury as soon as MIR. Webster closed.
!. The trial of George Crowninshield
commenced on Thursday afternoon.
MIR. Webster closed his argument at
l2 o'clock on Friday, when Judge Put
nam Immediately proceeded to charge
the Jury, The Salem Observer, of
Saturday says, that it was full, clear and
impartial. The Jury went out at about
two o'clock on Friday afternoon, and
came into Court at half past nine on Sat
urday morning, with rerdict Of Gull
Tf. We have not learned that SEN
tcnce has been passed on him.
\ GEORGE CRowNINsInELD was placed
at the bar about 3 p. NJ on Friday.
Being called on to plead to the lndict-
ment, he answered with much feeling
".Not Guilty, so help me Godr
Samuel loar and Ebenezc. Shillaber,
EsQrs. act as his counsel MIR. Webster
is not in this case, and Mr. Davis the
Solicitor General, is assisted by Mr..
SaItonstall The Solicitor General o.
pencd the case on behalf Of the govern
mem. lie expected to prove that
George Crowninshied, the prisoner at
the bar, was one of the conspirators con-
cerncd in the murder of Nh. Whie on
the 9th of April last, and laid down the
law as applicable to the cause in ques-
ton. Benz, White, DR.. Samuel John
son and Miss Lydia Kimball, were then
sworn and testified precisely as on the
last trial. The court adjourned at quar-
ter after o'clock.
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NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. II, 1880.

h MASONRY AND ANTI-MAsOyRy. We
have heretofore, and on more than one
occasion, expressed our determination
not to permit ourselves to take part in
relation to either of those questions SIM
ply and abstractly considered in them
selves We had, nevertheless, formed
settled and fixed opinion upon both
subjects, and were willing and desirous
to believe that in the faithful and honest
discharge Of our duty as conductor of
public journal, the day was distant, far
distant indeed, when it should become
necessary for us to depart from course
pointed out no less plainly by duty, than
by inclination. But the time is fastening,
in fact it has already arrived, that de-
mandks of us to speak out more distinctly,
and to place ourselves precisely on that
spot of ''the troubled waters" where, in
defending that which we hold to be the
best, the dearest, and the highest inter-
est OF this govcrnment-there, and in
that service we are prepared to olive or
die, sink or swim, perish or survive"
with the liberties Of our "coun.ry, the
~hole country, and notIiing bit Our coun-
try" Again and again we repeat, that
we are neither masons, nor anti-masons;
and therefore most sincerely dcprccate
the cxcrtions which some individuals are
making to unite anti-masonry with the
political concerns Of the nation, and of
Rhodc-lsland in an especial manner.
We would as soon lend our feeble aid TO
blend together in bonds of inseparablc.
union, Church and State as we would bo
guilty of uniting anti-masonry with poll
tics. Whenever heaven in its wrath
shall sec fit to permit this fair heritage
America-lrccdom' last and only hope,
to sink, and perish and fade away forcv-
er, the work will be commenced and
carriedt to its gloomy and final accomplish
mcnt by some such unnatural and fearful
union as that which will necessarily exist
when Church and State, or anti-masonry
and politics, shall become identified and
blended each with the other. We have
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SECOND CONFESSION.

One afternoon in January, when he
was visiting at the house ofCapt. White,
he went up into his chamber, opened the
iron chest where he knew it was kept,
and took ont the will. He found that
but 200 was there bcqucathcd to his
Ino,hel-in-law, Capt WIS niece and
observed names of witnesses, sc. Aflcr
examining the will, he replaced it as
nearly as possible in its former condition.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-11
VNRESH DRY GOoDS.-In an,icipaop Of their /,

UNRESH DRY GO0DS.-In anticipation Of their
Il general advertisement, the subscribers inform
their customers and other purchasers, that they have
received by the Last arrivals from Philadelphia, New
York and Boston, one hundred and eighty packages,
Fresh american, British and French Dry Goods, in
which included their impor taiion from Eng
land (via New York; consisting. in part Of the follow
ing articles Fta
Extra blue. black, brown, olive, and olive brown,
London Cloths
do blue, black, fancy mkt and lavender DO
cassimeres
Plain aud fancy white London Marseilles cuttings
White and co.oured ground chinz printed do. do do
Plain buff Teilineu.-A beautiful assortment Of the
newest styles OF prints.Fancy checked. striped aud
Adrianople; Ga new stye ginghams; Al, 5.4 aud Cd
cambria aud iaconet muslins-white bordered cravas
very superior and mkt and striped linen and cotton
dris-Ther assortment is very good, aud will in
lew days be the most commanding they have ever
had. F. s. E.JAMES. & Co
April l3 il6-tf Market Square.
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LA.yDS ~ CHEsTERFIELD FOR SHE.

HDURSUANT TO an Act Of Assembly, and an order
a OF the County Court Of Chesterfield. shall az
Trustee named in the said order, sell at Public Auc
ton, TO lie highest bidder, at the late residence of
James Bray, dec, on the Goode's Brdge Road on Sa
lurday, the l0hi day Of July next, the TRACT OF
LAND wherein the said Bray ided, on'aning 400
acres, or thereabouAlso one tract or piece of Land,
on the aforesaid Road, adjoining M"bew Graves and
.. Winirees Lands, containing ninety or there
abous-Also, all the interest being three eigbhs Of the
,ad Bray, in aud TO the Mill on Falling Creek; former
ly called Wnffce5
As persons Opposed to purchase, will, Of course sat
isly Themselves OF the advantages Of this property
particular description is deemed unnecessary
Terms "A credit OF one and two years, the purcba-
giving bonds with approved security, and Deed
Of Trust the property, to the paymento the
purchase money. ARMSTREAT BRUCE
June s. So
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EDOwHATAN SEAT NEAR RICHMOND :

aDowHATAN SEAT NEAR RICHMOND
Ii This valuable Farm within mile of Richmond
containing two hundred OF land, on the rper Ia
part Of which is low ground) and about one hundred
and forty acres Of wetimbered wood land, about two
miles from the plantation all the necessary hou
ses, required for the comfortable accommoda alton of
large family; the dwelling house is OF brick-Lrge
convenientand in good repair Will be sold by Public
Auction, TO the highest bidder, the premises or Thurs.
day the frs, day Of July, at O'Clock in The afternoon
fair. otherwise the first fair day thereafter a, the
same hour.
There are two Liens upon this property TO secure
the payment, Of about tour thousand four hundred
dotiGrs-aier the payment Of which, the title will be
perfectly clear, and unneUmbered
One-fourth OF the purchase money will be required
in cashfor the balance, liberal credit will be given
which will be made known the day OF sale. The
Proprietor, the premises, will take pleasure in shew
ing the property to any Gentleman wishing purchase
or to view the estate previous TO the day Of sale.
The Sale will be conducted by
THOS. TAYLOR,
for all the parties Interested.
NJ The above mentioned land has been recently
suiveyed-a plat Of which may be at Mr.. John o.
Lays Office.
Richmond, June s. 9--tds
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AH ALLEN, MERCHANT TAILOR, nearly on
w posite the United States Bank, has received
by late arrivals from Philadelphia and New York, a
geseral assortment of GOODS, in his line. Among
them, extra super6ne cloths and cassmeres fashion
able coors; FlOrentine and Marseies vestngs, ne,o
style; merino bombaznes; brocheas; summer cloth,
neD andhighiy approved article for gentiemen's
mer toedr; French and Russian drngs; sa,teens;
keens; Boudard's gloves; Cheeseman's suspenders;
iownson's socks supply of the best trimmings, &c.
&c.-The above Goods were selected personally by
him-and pledges himself that he has paid the srictest
attention 10 quality aud fashions.
W. A. tenders his grateful acknowledgements to those
who have go literally encouraged him, and hopes 10
ceive continuance Of the same.
April 81. l2O-tf 4.
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MAY %.

G on REWARD.-To any person who will APP
ID OU prehend and deliver to me my man Wash
ington, who runaway from Chesterfield Coal pits
at out four weeks ago, will give the above reward Of
80 dollars.
Mr.. David Barclay of this City, where he probably is
at this time He is stout, well black fellow about
fet inches high, and % years of age am in
Mr. Swami and was purchased from him by John Ora
ham, Esq late of this City, from whose estate he was
purchased by Mr. Barclay. To any person who viii
take him up and lodge him in any Jail that get him
again. will give the reward of Is dollars or il brought
and delivered TO me in this City, Mr. John He,h
at Coal pits in the County Of Chesterfield the above
reward OF 30 dollars. BEVERLY RANDOLPH.
June Su
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A Copy. Teste,
NIay2I.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

MHARSHALS SALE.-In pursuance of a Decree
IVH OF the Superior Court OF Chancery for the Rich.
mond District, pronounced the 10th day OF March,
$780, in the case OF Moncure, SC. Us. Adams, &c.,-I
shall, on Monday. the 2Ist day OF June next, being
Goochand Court day, at the Courthouse of said county
offer for sale, the highest bidder public auc
for cash, TRACT OF LAND, which, by the Deed
referred to in said Decree, filed among the exhibits in
the cause, and marked c.. was conveyed by Willis Nc
Keau and wife, TO James Taylor, containing one hun
dred and eghty-,wo and three quarter OF land,
be the less, adjoining the lands of Mrs.
Humber. Thomas Miller, and George Parrish, in the
County of Goochland.
j. GUERRANT, NJ. $. C. C. r.. d.
or one OF his Deputies.
Nav % a a.
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EDUBLIC SALE.--I shall sell at Public Auc,io n
n for Cash, at King William Courthouse on Mon
day the Goth OF July next, desirable little ESTATE
containing about ITO acres Of Land late the property
Thos. N. Grymes, Esq.-This Land lies on the Pa
munky River, within short distance of the Piping
Tree."--Th Improvements consist Of handsome
substantial, two story framed yelling House with the
necessary out houses, orchards S:cThe sale will take
place at IL o'clock. VIM. holland, Adm'or
OF Z. b Berkeley.
June a. S-tds
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AhHIO AND KENTUCKY LAND FOR SALE
~ By virtue Of two deeds of Trutexecuted to us by
the las Patrick Hendon Esq. bearing date on the 23d
day OF April in the year ISl9 and FIRST duly recorded
in the County Court Of Chales City, shall, the
lIth day OF June next. proceed TO SELL to the highest
bidde-, for cash, to satisfy the object Of the said deeds,
the following property, TO wis: Twelve hundred acres
of land in the county OF Union, State OF Kentucky,
Except hundred part thereof reserved in
the deed certain tract parcel Of lind, in the coun-
ty Of Cermon State Of Ohio lying the waters Of CIo
Creek, branch of the little Miami This title TO the
ssd lands is believed to be good, but act as tus
tees shall convey only such title as l. vested in
Those wishing to puchase, may, by reference TO the
deeds nov the Office OF Charles City. trace the title.
The deeds viii be shown the day OF sale. The sale
will take place between the hours OF III & IL O'clock at
the front door of the Bill Tavern in The civ 81 Richmond
JOHN u. CHRISTIAN, r,.,.
JOHN II. CHRISTIAN
Maya. 122-'ds