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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-01

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-01
LYNCH8URG, NOV. I.Isso.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
CONGRESS.
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SENATE
Redford-The following is the state Of the
polls al the different precincts
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-01

J The French Journal, called RerUe de Pa
ris, fer August 10, contains an article enitle ,
" The prescott niece si'y Of calling men of let
lers iuto The management of public affairs
Upon which Mr. Walsh, of the National Ga
zette, remarks, that " mn essay on this subject
might he useful al Washington Quite good
hit, this, for fence man." as MIR. Walsh is.
We hope he is not getting over on our side.
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OBITUARY..

" Ench friend by Fate snatcled from us IA a pumo
" Plnck'd from the wing of human vanity
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-15
FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
COLONIZATION SOCIETY

At a meeting of the friends of the American Col.
onixation Society held, according to adjournment,
on "Wednesday evening, Dec. 8, at the Court House,
CHARLES ALLEN, Esq, was called to the Chair,
and DR.. J. s. Butler was appointed Secretary The
Committee, appointed for that purpose, prese nted
their Report by their Chairman, George A. Tufts,
ESQ.,. together with Resolutions and the draft of a
Constitution.
After an animated discussion of the merits of the
Society, and its claims upon our support, the Re-
port was unanimously accepted and the Resolves
adopted
The meeting was then adjourned to be held in
the Lyceum Hall Immediately after the close Of
the Lyceum, on Thursday evening. Here. several
able and interesting addresses made by differ
ent gentlemen the Constitution was then adopt.
ed and the officers of the Society chosen.
Whereas, The degraded and unhappy condition
of the colored population of country is an evil
deserving the sympathy of the Philanthropist and
threatening, by the rapid increase of its numbers,
and its unequal distribution in the several States
the prosperity and permanently Of our political in
situations and thereby justly exciting the alarm Of
the Patriot
.4nd tphereas, The prosperous condition of the
colony at Liberia offers to this population not only
an asylum from oppression, but a restoration to
their native land, where they may hold that rank
and enjoy that liberty for which they fitted by
Him who created all men free and equal"
And tchereos, Through the agency of this colo
ny the Slave Trade, which is now carried on with
circumstances of aggravated horror may be effect
ually suppressed-a way be opened by which the
blessings Of civilization and christianity may be in
troduced into Africa, and that debt due from the
whole civilized world to this much injured country
and which has been Accomplishing through centu-
res Of crime and bloodshed, may thus, in mart. be
cancelled. Therefore,
Rcsoleed, That we cordially approve of the OBJ
jeets Of the American Colonization Society,
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BLACKSTONE HOTEL.

FHNHE subscriber tenders his thanks to his
IL friends and the public, for the very liberal
share of patronage they have afforded him since
he has kept Public House in Worcester, and
begs leave to solicit its continuance; at the
same time giving assurances, that he can noae
furnish better accommodations than he has ever
before been able to provide for them.
The Blackstone Hotel is situated in the most
central part of Forester, at the corner of Main
and Thomas streets. A large Dining Hall, to-
gether with a number of Sleeping Rooms, have
recently been added to it, and the Buildings
and Yards have all undergone most thorough
repair, rendering them in the highest degree
pleasant and convenient With these addition
al conveniences, the subscriber can provide
for parties at very short notice ; entertain Tray
ellers and Business Men; accommodate perma-
nent Boarders, and afford to Gentlemen and
Ladies, who may wish TO spend few days in
this delightful Fiit0ge, every convenience that
can serve to render their stay comfortable and
agreeable. SAMUEL BANISTER.
Worcester, Nov "a If
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The " Norfolk Republican" Jackson paper
printed in Dedham, is discontinued. Old Nor.
folk, the most democratic county Of the State
Will not support the doctrines of the selfstyled
Democratic Republicans" of the Jackson
school,
cartridges are very plenty in Virginia this
season-ascribed to the dry weather last sum.
mer, by which their nests were preserved from
floods, by which many young are usually lost
Five gentlemen lately shot 100, on the wing,
IN two days [Thcse are the quails of New
England
A brilliant meteor was in this city, soon
after midnight on Friday, the Sd inst The
moon was near the zenith, shining brightly at
the time, and the meteor passed south of her
towards the eastern horizon, but quickly disap-
peared. Its brightness far exceeded that of The
moon, and dazzled those who saw it in much
the same way as a vivid flash of lightning does
in dark night Boston Patriot
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ron THE MAssAcHUsrrr. .pv

WORCESTER Mutual FIRE Insurance Cow.
PAsY. At the Annual Meeting of the Worcester
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Dec 8, 1880, the
following persons were chosen the officers for the
ensuing year:
President-Rejoce Newton. Directoa-Aarop
Tufts, Bezaleel Taft, Jr., Nathaniel P. Denny
Iu,hIeophius Wheeler, Abjah Bgelow, Frederick
w Paine, Isaac Goodwin, and Alfred D. Foster
Esq'rs. Ireaswer-Rejoice Newton. Secreta.
ry-Isaac Goodwin.
This institution has insured property to the
amount of 81 ,l73 904, on different buildings and
furniture in the County. Amount of premiums re.
celved, Sl6894. Deposlte notes, S65 6OO The
notes are not payable until the cash funds are ex
hausted, by losses by fire. These losses, amount.
ing to S443l, have been eight in number, in differ
ent towns in the County. and they have been ali
punctually met, to the satisfaction of the owners d
the buildings as soon the amount could be as
certained. The amount of cash funds, now invest
ed IN Bank stock and mortgages, is Sl3,2OO.
All the expenses Of the Company have been maid
by fees on policies, and from the interest money
received The oldest policies will expire in Man
next, when dividend of the funds will be made to
the holder of each policy, as they severalIy run
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DIE n


In Sutton, MIR. Asa Cummings, Jr., aged 42.
In West Boylston, suddenly, Mrs. Catherine, wife
OF Capt Levi Kflburn, aged SO
In Spencer, Nov. 20, Dea. Reuben Underwood
aged 19. Dec. 2, widow Mehetabel White, aged N.
In Sterling, Dec IL, Miss Sarah Keyes, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. Asa Reyes, aged 90.
In Groton, Mrs Rebecca Child, aged g. Mrs.
Sarah Maxwell, aged 80.
= In Brattieboro, (Vt.l Dec. 10, Grindal R. Ellis,
ESQ.,, aged ~.
In WestborOugh, Dec. 1, ola lingering consump.
ton, Mr.. Samuel Fisher, aged rs.
In Boston, Nov. 29, Mrs. Catharine Cory. wife Of
Mr.. Joshua B. Cory, aged q.
IN Glastonbury, Comm Dec. 4, Rev. Samuel
Austin, D. D., aged 10, late President of the Yer.
mont University; formerly of this town.
In Roxbury, IN. H. Nov 81, Mr.. Ebenerer
T1its, aged SO, Revolutionary pensoncr.
In New York, Mr.. Andrew Parmenter, proprie.
tor OF the Horticultural Garden at BROOKLYN in the
'50th year of his age.
la Dunktk, on Lake Erie, IN. W on the goth
ult. in the 3lst year of her age, Mrs Eliza B. Ca
prom, wife of John Capron, ESQ, of that place. and
daughter of Mr. Jesse Brown Of Cumberland. r. /
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nm p pr ED

In Shrewsbury, by Bach Dean, ESQ.,, Mr.. Calvin
Harrington to Miss Anna Munroe.
In Dorchester, Dec. Z, Mr.. Daniel Denny OF
Boston, to Miss Harriet j. daughter of Henry Gard
ner, Esq
In Dorchester, by Rev. DR.. Harris, Mr.. Henry
Humphreys to Miss Sarah Blake Clapp, eldest
daughter of Mr.. Richard Clapp. They both are Of
the seventh generation, the direct descendants of
the hrst settlers in that place, and there is no in
stance oftheir predecessors Intermarryinr with anv
but natives Of the town two, one to the dauch
ter of the Rev. VIM. Thompson, first minister in
Braintree, lnow Quincy and the other, the daugh-
ter OF the Rev. Samuel Dexter of Dedham The
marriage ceremony was performed on the plat of
ground where lived and died the Rev. Richard
Mather the first Minister of the Church in Dor
chester
:. In Attleborough. by the Rev. Mr.. Williams,
George Crane of Berkeley, to Miss Harriet Collins
of Foster, R. l.
In !.angdon, IN. H. Dec 80, Mr.. Ezra Reed of
tltchburg, to Miss Mary Garfield.
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hesotced, That we will discharge duty to Pat
riotism and render to Humanity a debt by aTordino
to this Institution influence in the formation Of
Auxiliary Societies and by direct contribution to
its funds
Resoloed, That we will organize ourselves into
County Society, auxiliary to the American Colo
nization Society.
OFFICERS,
President-Rev. John Nelson, Leicester. Xes
Rresidents-Rev. Jonathan Going, Worcester
Hon. Joseph G. Kendall, Leomis1ster: Geo. A..
Tufts, Esq, Dudley. Managers-Rev. Josiah
Clark, Rutland; Rev. John S c. Abbot, Worces-
Yer YEA Ira Barton, Esq, Oxford; Pliny Merrick,
Ss.t,ebbins, Esq, Brook6eId; Rev. George Allen,
Shrewsbury; Joseph Willard, ESQ.,, Lancaster
Secretary-Dr. John S. Butler, Worcester. Treas.
urer-Charles G. Prentice, ESQ.,, Worcester.
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WoRcEsTER. IS.
Dec. 2. 1890.

WORCESTER, IS. Dec. 2, 1890.
A TTACHED on mesne process, and will be
IA sold at Public Vcndue, at tho Shop of Jo.
mas Eaton, in Barre, in said County, on SATuR-
DAY, the 18Th instant, at nine o'clock, A. NJ,
Horses, large lot Of Lumber, 10000 Shingles,
Mahogany Wash Stands, 8 Bureaus, Cooking
Stove, Common do, ] Rife Gun, l Hunting
Gun, lot Mahogany Boands, 3 Saddles, Wag.
on, French Bedstcnds, 50 Wood Seat Chairs,
10 Fancy do, 10 Small do, 8 Tables Of different
kinds, Trunk, Desks, and number Of other
articles.
so SETH HOLDEN, d. Sheriff.
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HOTEL TO LET.

FENO BE LEASED, for one or
Ts1@f -HL more years, large new
l!Il s2 House, lately erected, and will be
.MAlaAaS completed and ready for occupan-
cy by the first Of January next
situate near West Boston Bridge, in Cam.
bridgeport. 1t contains upwards of 80 Rooms,
OF different sizes, conforming to the wants of
such a House, besides four or five Bathing
Rooms where both fresh and salt water is car
ried in by aqueducts, with Accommodations
for warm or cold baths-the best soft spring
water carried to various parts of the House in
pipes-large Stables, and all necessary Out
Buildings, Yards, &c. The advantages of the
situation for business, and the accommsda-
tons OF the House, are rarely surpassed by any
establishment of the kind And for man
competent to superintend and provide for such
House, few opportunities can be found, which
offer SO productive q reward for cxertion.-
Terms will be made reasonable 10 satisfactory
occupant.
Also, three handsome new SHOPS, adjoining
the above, and intended for English Goods,
Hard Ware, Crockery, Shoe Store, or Cloth
ing Shop, all of which kinds of business are
wanted in the place, and will be found advan-
tageous situations.
Inquire of SKINNER & HURD, Charles.
town: or R. MAKEPEACE, near the premises
Cambridge. Dec. 10 CIV
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Flour, Molasses, Sugar, &c.
DANIEL HAYWOOD

AS on hand his Winter Stock of w. !.
IA IL Goods, consisting, in part, of the follow
ing
100 bbls. Genesee Flour, Ely and other brands,
80 hall b6ls. do. Ely brand,
10 bids. Trinidad Molasses,
10 do. N E. Rum,
80 bills. Brown Sugars,
1000 feet 6 by 8, 2 by 9, s by 10, by 10, 10 by
IA Baltimore Glass,
1000 lbs. Coffee, Porto Rico and Java,
1000 lbs. Teas, Old Hyson, Young Hyson, Hy-
son Skin, Pouchong, and Souchong,
1000 lbs. Live Geese and Sea Fowl Feathers.
1000 lbs. Loafan Lump Sugar,
boxes White and Brown Havana Sugar,
1000 gals Summer and Winter Oil,
$50 bush T. / Salt,
500 do Cadiz do.
90 bags Fine do.
90 All the above, with a great variety of
other Goods, are offered for sale on terms as
good as the best. Dec. Is.
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Millbury, De
Highly Important to the afflicted
((S : q N,gN
az PRICE REpucEp.

FN1E extensive demand for AxDERsoN's
IN Couch DROPs and PEcToRAL PowDERs, as
prepared by James Mellen & Co., have enabled
the propretors to reduce the price very much 10
druggists, and also the retail price to 81 i-2 and
rs cents per bottle. From an extensive use for
- years past, they have proved to be one of the
most Valuable remedies ever vet discovered for
the cure of Coughs, Colds, and other affections
OF tie breast and lungs leading to Consumptions.
thousands have experienced the happy effects
OF this Healing Batsam, and many of the highest
respectablity have voluntarily given certificates,
some of which will accompany each bottle, that
will satisfy every unprecedented mind that the most
extraordinary aud unexpected cures have been
performed by the use of this medicine in cases o!
long standing, ia which other medicine had pro
dnced no favorable effects. and where the most
skillul physicians had given them up as hopeless.
IL Is not pretended that they an infallibe
IN all cases but of such incurable, there are
but few cases oil Coughs or even seated Consump-
tons, but may be relieved by timely use of this
Healing Balsam. Each large bottle contains about
~ doses, which shows them TO be an unusually
cheap medicine considering their virtues.
CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that the subscriber was brought
very low by spittingo blood, attended with cough
and eatarlh, and that nothing afforded me real re-
lief until commenced taking Anderson's Cough
Drops, the use OF which were the means in the
manu- VI HOu OF restoring me aSMh 10 Il cumlOFta-
BILE state of health. Aud do further certify that
the wife of Mr.. Nathan Huntington, living in the
same place afflicted with very bad cough for
number Of years, and in 1929 she was reduced so
low tina, it was thought she must soon be in her
grave, as she was scarcely able to walk from her
bed 10 the IRE, when she commenced taking An
derson's Cough Drops, the use of which, in short
time so far restored her, that she WAS soon able to
do good days work. lean cheerfully recon-
mend this medicine to the public.
THiLO JUpsoN,
Pastor offhe Church in ashford.
Ashford, Comm Sept. IS, 1874.
CAUrION-Re ware Of Counterfitst
Every purchaser who values health will observe
that each genuine bottle that we sell has AMBER
sons Couch DRoPs, prepared by j. MELLEN,
stamped in the glass. aud that each OF the drec-
tons are signedn writing. JAS MELLES, Exam.
inc before you purchase, as there are number OF
spurious kinds in market, similar in their appear-
ance but very different in their effects.
or For sale by EDWARD LAxB.
" orcestsr, Dee. rs. eo5m
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$50 REWARDI

HkESERTED from the United States Ma.
~ rine Barracks, near Boston, Privates JOHN
FoLMAE and ORRIS DATIs BATcHrLLoR, for
whose apprehension and delivery at the said
Harine Barracks, the above reward will be
baid, or $50 for either
John Holman says he was born in Worces.
ter, (Mass.;) enlisted 26th of August, 1880. for
5 years; is 90 years of age, 6 feet 2 inches
high; has light blue eyes, light brown hair,
light complexion, and by trade Mason may
lave enlisted under forged name. Deserted
9th of September, 1880
Grin D. Bachelor says he was born in bud.
ey, Worcester County, Mass; > enlisted 9th
September, 1880, for years; is "a years OF
aye, feet l inches high, has hazel eyes, black
har, dark complexion, and by occupation a
Frmer. Deserted 10th of October, 1880.
Dec Is.
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CATTLE FAIR HOTEL.

- FENO BE LEASED, for one or
| IhEHWs4 n more years, the Cattle Fair
IEHAM Hotel, situate in the hourishing vii
lage OF Brighton, in the County Of
Middlesex, stand long known and distinguish
ed. The Hotel Is large new Building, lately
erected, with spacious accommodations 1t has
very extensive Dining Room, Bar, and
other convenient rooms adjoining, with china
and other Closets; large Hall, finished in
handsome, plain style, for dining and evening
parties; sufficient number of Bed Chambers;
good Cellar and Kitchen, with suitable Appa-
ratus; commodious Out Houses, Sheds and
Barns, and Pens properly constructed and fitted
up the whole iudiciously arranged to accom-
modate, with great convenience, a numerous
concourse OF persons, who convene there every
Monday in the year to attend the Cattle Fair.
II is about FIVE miles from Boston. The stand
is extensively noted and is as favorably located
as any Hotel in the Commonwealth, and NAV
be made as lucrative. 1t has always received
full share of the public patronage, and, with
Its present new and enlarged accommodations,
1t is to be presumed its patronage and custom
will increase.
Applications to hire the Hotel must be made
in writing, with proper references, and address,
ed to ABRAHAM EDWARDS, Esq. Brigh.
ton, on or before the twenty ninth day of De-
cember, inst, before 3 o'clock, P. M, postage
paid.
N. b. Since the publication of the above no.
tee, the weather has continued so unfavorable
That the contractors have not been enabled to
put the new Hotel in such state of forward.
ness as was anticipated and, in consequence of
other arrangements, which are now making 10
render the premises more commodious the d.
rectors have voted TO extend the time for send
ing IN proposals to the twenty ninth day Of De.
cember, inst Per order.
ABRAHAM EDWARDS, Clerk.
Brighton, Dec Is
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FOR SALE.

1xzQ A Ia low price, and immediate
ffaM5SsEA IA possession given, two.story
AssK Building, nearly new, with a Cellar
1s-sAzssss2z.- under the WHOLE situated very
pleasantly within few rods of Main street,
suitable for almost any kind of mechanical bust.
ness, or with little expense would make con
venient Dwelling House. Terms liberal For
further particulars inquire of the subscriber at
Mr.. Flagg's Bake. House. If not sold soon, it
will be 10 Let.
AUGUSTUS N. GODDARD.
Worce stcr. Dec. Is cost
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CONGRESS. 1t was expected that the Senate
would commence with the trial of Judge Peck,
this week, and that it would occupy the remain.
der of the month. In the mean time it is not
expected that any business of consequence will
be transacted by the House.
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JourneymGn Shoemakers TAINTED.
FEHHE subscriber wishes to hire two. Jour.
Il neyman Shoemakers, to work on custom
wo:k Good workmen and men of steady hab-
its, will find constant employment and good
wages, by applying at his Shop, near Caleb
Burbank's Paper Mill
Also-wanted, one Lad from IA to l6 years
ofage, as an Apprentice at the above business.
lTHRAM HARRIS.
Millburv Dec TX
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THE NEXT President. 1t may now be con.
sdered as fixed, that Gen. Jackson is to be a
candidate for reelection. We infer this from
the fact, that he rcnews his Recommendation
of constitutional provision, rendering the
President ineligible for more than one term,
and urges reasons why he ought not to be
allowed to be candidate for reelection. In
ordinary cases this would be consi dersd in no
other light than Withdrawing of himself from
the approaching contest. But, as his practice
has been so uniformly the reverse of his pro-
fession, the proper construction to be put upon
it, is, an annunc iation of his being a candidate
for reelection.
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N Commissioners Notice.

nv Commissioners Notice.
IL HE subscribers, having been appointed
Commissioners to receive and examine the
claims Of creditors to the Estate of PEABODY
HOUGHTON, late of Princeton, in the Coun.
ty of Worcester, deceased, represented insol.
vent, do hereby give notice that six months
from the twenty ninth day of November last,
prove their claims; and that they shall attend
that service at the store of Charles Russell.
Esq, in said Princeton, on the first Monday
of February next, and the last Monday Of April
next, from one to six clock, P. M on each of
said days MOSES G. CHEEVER.
ENOCH BROOKS.
Princeton, Dec z, $780, $50
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VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IL seeiit) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Barre. in said County, on the third Tues
day in January next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Instrument which
purPorts to be the last Will and Testament OF
said deceased should not be approye,j and Won
will be heard thereon.
s0' NATH'L. PAINE. J. Prs5.
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The CoURr of COMMON PLEAS continues in
session, 1t is held this week by Judge Strong.
The Criminal Docket was disposed Of last week,
but none ofthe cases were worth reporting The
term will probably last fortnight after this
week
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Notice to Mnholders &. Retailers.

DNOtlce to IflnhOIdeY's E Retailers.
FENHOsE persons, who were appreciated as
"a nnholders or Retailers, ut the general
term pr granting Licenses in September last,
and VINO have neglected to pay TIC duty and re.
cognise according to law, are Informed, that the
County Commissioners will meet on the last
TUESDAY of December, inst when, upon pre-
sentibg new appreciation from the Selectmen
and 'tferng sufficient excuse for not then TAX.
ing neir licenses, they will be granted-and
thos who do not then apply, must not expect
to hive their licenses renewed at said meeting
Fy order of the County Commissioners.
ABlJAH BIGELOW, Clerk.
Worcester. Dec Is. 0w