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BIacksnsith's Tools, &C.. at
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u ME subscriber, being about to leave town.
n will sell at Public Auction, on WrDrxs.
DAY, the lst day Of September nezt, at 9 o'clock.
all all the Stock and Tools in the Blacksmith's
shop ne now occupies on Thomas-s:reet. in
W consisting of two complete sets of
Blacksmiths Tools, part of which are as fol-
lows, Viz: Bellows, Anvils, Vices. two Screw
Plates with tops, dies, &c, one cast iron Sow
for swedging, Jumper with dies, Patent Bal
anee, Drill Presses, Drill Stocks, Drills, Sledo-
es, Hammers, longs, Punches and MandreIs.
Heading Tools, .Wrenches, large Grindstone.
large Shears, Shoeing Tools, and various other
articles. The Stock consists of Iron, Steel.
Strap Hinges, Blind Hangings and Fastenings.
new Horse Shoes, Horse Nails, Cast Steel Axes
and Chisels, one turned Chaise AxIetree and
Boxes, Axletree Nuts, Bolts and Nuts, Rivets
and Collars, Chase Steps, Head Irons, Window
Springs, Files, first-rate one-horse Wagons.
hung on thorough braces, Wheelbarrow, near
ly new, and numerous other articles, which will
positively be sold unless previously disposed of
at private sale.
Terms made known at the time and place of
sale. IEONARD P60T
N: BAH persons indebted to the subscriber
by Note or Account, are requested TO settle the
same Immediately. Aug A. LIP.
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Summer Goods at Cost.

NNHE subscribers will close their whole stock
IL of Summer Goods at the above low prices
They were purchased at AUCTION, and mostly
for cash, and purchasers may depend on having
them at the lowest prices. Prices in part
as follows -
Kid Mtts, Cd.
Fine Horse skin Gloves, 12k cts
White Cotton Hose, Cd.
Stout Heavy Prints, 9 cts.
Irish Linens, 20 cts.
Cravats Figured, I2t cts
Bobbnett Footing, 80 cts.
Beautiful Cap Ribbons, cts.
Others, 3 cts.
Savurino Duunets, rs3 CTS.
Bengal Stripe Prints, Ia cts.
Lace Wells, double ground) 81,
Umbrellas, rs cts. (25 inches)
large assortment of Sheetings at uncom-
monty low prices, it being the season when it is
DESTROYS to close their seasonable stock. Pur-
chasers may depend on receivings bargains.
D. G. WHEELER, JR. co,
Opposite the Hotel.
Worcester, Aug. d. 81
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In Boylston, July 25, while on visit at he's dauoh
ters, Mrs Hannah wife of Mr.. Thomas White of
West Boylston, aged 68.--Mr. James Brewer.
aged rs.
In Sturbridge, June Is, Mr. Ziba Hill, aged 70.
40 In Charlton, July %, Mr. Bradford Marcy, aged
In dRRoyalstOn, July 81, Mr.. Jarathmal Turner,
In Leominster, July 16 widow Priscilla Joslin.
aged 8l.-Printers in Vermont and Neao Hump
shire are requested to insert this death.
In Sutton, July 10, Mr.. Lewis Batcheller aged
this death.
In New Braintree, July II, Mr.. Preston Carver of
Shutesbury, aged %. On the afternoon of Thurs
Gay, the 10Th in attempting to descend from load
OF nay Mr. Z. was caught on stake which passed
into the body about inches it then broke at the
rave, and he fell to the ground. The stake passed
through the rectum and bladder, and injured the
intestine above His sufferings for 43 hours are in
descrlbabe he bore them, however, with Christian
resignation, and died in the hope of blessed i'm
mortality Communicated.
ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER GONE.
Died, in Millbuy, July g. of a consumptive COM
plant, which he bore with great fortitude and SUBJ
mission, Mr.. Solomon DUNNEL, senior aged 10
years. He was between four and FIVE years attach
ed 10 the revolutionary army, and aided in several
Oh tnose battles which won our country's freedom.
lie fought under Gen. Stark in the battle of Ben
nington, at the capture of Burgoyne and at York
town at the surrender of Lord CORVALLIS, under
zen. Lafayette. He had been, for many years a
professor OF the religion of Jesus He died in peace.
in the bosom of his family, leaving wife and sew
eral children and grandchildren, to mourn his de-
parture, and is now gone to give up his final ac-
count and to receive his reward. How few remain
OF that Industrious band, who pledged their lives,
and TO whom the world is much indebted! The
present generation scarcely know how to appreci-
ate their services and worth May their ashes rest
In peace, and their memory be blessed.-Comn
In Derry Vale, (Ireland) of apoplexy, Isaac Ste
yenson of Manchester, (Eng) aged 65. He was a
lister of the Society of Friends. He had visited
for religious purposes, many portions of North
America. and nearly the whole of Britain, and was
now, for the second time, proceeding through Ire
land
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

SALEM TRIALS. In consequence of the death
of Judge Parker, the Court at Salem was ad-
journed from Tuesday last week to yesterday.
We understand that Mr.. Webster has con-
scented to take part in the approaching trials
for the murder Of the late Mr. White, as an
auxiliary to the Attorney General, on account
of the advanced age OF that able and experience
ed officer, and his arduous duties in series of
important trials. We are glad that the gov
eminent will have the aid of Mr.. Webster, and
that the law officers will be relieved from part
OF the labor attending these very important ex-
aninations.-SaIem Observer
The barn of John Frink, IT., of Stock
bridge, berkshire Coz with ali its contents.
was destroyed by fire on the night of the 18th
ult.,-seuenteen horses, fastened in their stalls,
were burnt to death.
The Hotel kept by Major Lawrence, in Wash
ington, Sullivan county, IN H. was burnt on
Friday week, together with his barns, three or
four horses, and two other dwelling houses,
very near. 1t was the work of an incendary,
Mr.. M'Bain, of Godmanchester, u. c. was
killed by lightning on the 18th uit, in his own
house, while holding one of his own children
on his knee The child was not killed.
A hurricane in the circle of Crosseu, Sax.
ony, on the 25th of May, threw down l60 hous.
On, thIee Wlnuuiills, ana cnurcn st6eple. Two
men were killed, and 400 sheep and oxen.
GRAFT damage was done to the forest and fruit
trees.
The Boston Commentator states that seven
gentlemen, among whom was Dr. Lieber of the
swimming school, swan on Friday afternoon,
from the College wharf, Cambridge, to Boston,
al miles, in one hour and 81 minutes, with a
strong current against them more than halt
the way. Two or three Of them were so little
fatigued as TO be DESTROYS of swimming imme-
diately to Charlestown; but the Doctor dis.
suaded them, observing that they had already
swan far enough.
During tho late intense heat, three men died
in Rhode Island, while at work in the fields
viz Noah Perry, at North Providence, aged
so Dexter Newell, DC, at Cumberland, and
iona. Browning at N. Kingston.
In Boothbay, (Me) last week, Thomas, son
of Stephen Dunton, aged 10, while robbing
fsh-hawk's nest Of its young, was attacked by
the old birds, and fell 40 feet upon rock, dash
ing out his brains
The Ohio Canal is now open from Cleave.
land to Newark, distance of 40 miles.
The Marblehead Register states that a large
rat, caught by the nape of his neck in trap on
Thursday night, completely skinned himself
and absconded, leaving his whole hide unbroken
except BY the teeth of the trap.
KIDNAPPING. Christopher Woodward of Ra.
leigh IN 60 has been committed to Jail, in
that place, charged with having seduced and
stolen negro man, the property of Durrell
Rogers, with the intention of selling him, and
appropriating the proceeds to his own use
| The punishment affixed TO this crime is denth
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HOPKINS ACADEMY

"a Vii Fall Term of this Institution, situated
N IN the pleasant village of Hadley, will
commence on the first Wednesday of Septem-
Der next, under the instruction of EZEKIEL
RUSSELL, A. B., Preceplor, and Miss MARY
DWIGHT, 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 So to $3.50 per quarter.
Board, including washing, lights, &c, may be
obtained in the most respectable families for
s. so per week.
Hadley, August a.
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MAR LED.

In Ieominster, July %, by Rev. Abel Cenant.
Mr.. William c.. Wilder Of Hamilton. ri C1 ~
Miss Harriet Waters. ~
In Hubbardston, Mr.. William Hobbs, Jr., to Miss
Elmira Grimes; Mr. James Browning to Mrs. -
Davis; Mr.. Sylvanus Dunton to Miss Susan New
ton /; Mr.. Oliver Hale to Miss Sally d. Parker +;
Mr. niI Lew Pierce to Miss Melissa CLARK Mr.. VIM.
Wilbur to Miss Lucretia Mann; Mr.. Aaron Grimes
Jr., to Miss Louisa Marean Mr. William Joslyn
to Miss Cynthia Greenwood Mr.. Arson Clark to
Miss Fanny Clappj Mr.. Pliny Lamb to Miss Eliza
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and one hundred and seventy-two othsl
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

COMMONWEALTH OF MAssAcHUsErTs.
Worcester, SIS.
At meeting of the County Commissioners,
holden at Worcester, within and for the
County of Worcester, on the fourth Tuesday
of June, A. d. 1880, bv adjournment from
the third Tuesday of said June:
On the petition aforesaid, Ordered, That no.
tice be given to all persons and corporations
interested therein, that said Commissioners
will meet at the dwelling house of Creighton
Ruggles, Innholder, in Hardwiek, in said Coun-
ty, on MONDAY, the SizM day Of September
nert, at two of the clock in the afternoon, bv
publishing an attested copy of said petition,
and Of this order thereon, in " The Massachu-
sets Spy" newspaper printed in said Wor-
cester, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, the last pub
lication TO be fourteen days, at least before the
said sixth day of September
And it is further Ordered, That the Sheriff
of said County, or his Deputy, serve the Town
Clerks of the towns of New Brontree, Hard
wick, Barre, Oakham, Rutland, Holden, West
Boylston, Boylston, and Berlin, each, with an
attested copy of said petition and order, thirty
days, at least and, also, post up an attested
copy thereof, in two public places, in each of
said towns Of New Braintree, Hardwick, Barre,
Oakham, Rutland, Holden, West Boylston,
Boylston, and Berlin, fourteen days, at least,
before the said sixth day of September at
which time and place said Commissioners will
proceed to view the route set forth and describ-
ed IN said petition, and to boar all persons and
corporations interested therein, who may then
and there desire to be heard thereon.
Attest WILLIAM JENNISON,
Clerk, pro TEN,
A copy Of the petition and order thereon.
Attest: WILLIAM JENNISON,
3l Clerk, pro ten.
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administrators Sale of Real
EStDtp.

VA ILL be sold, by leave of Court, on the
w strth day Of September merit, at one
o'clock, P. M. on the premises, all the Real
Estate of SETH NEWTON, late of Southbo-
rough, deceased; consisting of about 200 acres
of Land, with two Houses, a large Barn, Cider
Mill, Granery, and other Buildings. Said
Farm is well proportioned for cultivation, and
has large share of fruit. AS it will be sold
without reserve, it is well worthy the attention
of purchasers. Arrangements can be made for
a credit for considerable portion of the pur-
chase money.
FRANCIS B. FAY, .4dm'or.
scarborough, July &c, 1880. 5w3I
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NOTICE.

NFoKMATlONis wanted respecting Fran
IL cas- HI'mgteorth, native of England. If
TINS notice should meet the eye of any person
VINO can inform the subscriber where he is, he
will confer favor by informing him where he
can be found. LIKE RRIrNfMIT
Leicester, Aug d. 3l*
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Inc Selectmen in Amesbury and Salisbury
nave determined not to recommend any one to
retail spirits in those towns. The Selectmen
OF Newbury have been forbidden, by vote of
the people, to grant any licenses.
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PUTNAM & HUNT.

a COrnhiU, Boston,
"a kE publishing AMERICAN ANE c.
~ re 8, Original and Select in volumes.
Each volume will contain 300 duodecemo PAGES.
printed on new type and fine paper at rs cents
per volume. The second volume will be equal.
10 every respect, to the first; and will be pub.
llshed In the course of two months. The fol-
lowing voluntary recommendations from differ
ent public journals, of the first volume. will
give some idea of the character and value of
the work. y
Messrs. Putnam & Hunt have published an ad-
mirable collection of American Anecdotes. which
besides being well told, and sufficiently interesting
IN themselves, deserve special Commentator to
the notice of the American reader as illustrative
Of the eventful history of our country, and as
shedding strong light on the characters of our
distinguished men. The compiler of the volume
mas discovered correct taste and Judgment and.
while combining instruction with amusement, has
admitted nothing into its pages calculated to create
aleellng OF lrreverence for any of the "social or
CHRISTIAN sympathies of our natureD
New England GaIaru
Whatever tends to illustrate the PRINCIPLES. and
to exhibit the characters of those men who struo-
gled in the war of independence, will be read with
interest and preserved with care, so long as tbe
pure spark of patriotism CLOVIS in the American
breast And many of the anecdotes now collected
Will be found to relate to that portion of our bsto
ry, and to deveope some points in the biography of
the men who were most active in those eyentfnl
scenes.-AmericG7l Traveller
Ut all anecdotes, those illustrative of individual
character and historical events are most valuable
and OF such the collection before us chiefly con-
slsts.-NeIc England Palladium.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, July 81, 1880.
To The Heirs and Leyatees Of NATHANIEL Low,
late Of Lancaster, IN said County, deceased, and
toGu others concerned in The Estate Of said deceGs
ed, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear, (if you
IL see ht) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues.
dayin September next, at one of the clock, after
noon, to show cause why the Accounts of the
Executor of said deceased's Will should not be
allowed and you viii be heard thereon.
Sr NTHAL. PAINE, j. Prob.
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To the Honorable Superior

Court TO be holden at New London, within
and for the County of New London, on the
second Tuesday in September, A. D. 1880:
ENHE petition of PATRICK RATHBUN
IL Of Lebanon, in said County, respectfully
sheweth, THAT by various msfortunes he has
become nsolvent and wholly unable TO pay his
debts; that he has always sustained a fair
character for probity and industry, and that he
is not justly chargeable with dleness or mis-.
management in his affairs and that he has not
conveyed away any of his property with intent
TO deceive or defraud his creditors that he is
lndepted TO the Toilowfng persons IN the several
sums annexed to their names: To George Per-
rim & Co., $34 George A. Trumbull, $40
Col. Samuel Ward, $40; Benjamin Butman d
Co, $75; Joseph H. Dow, 800; Isaac Morse,
$50 John F. Clark, $50 Simeon Burt and
Thornton A. Merriek late copartners in trade
under the name and firm of Burt & Merrick,
$40; William c. Lewis and Alexander Fisher
late traders in. company under the name and
firm of Lewis & Fisher, $75 Lewis Bigelow,
$40; Rice & Miller, So; Joseph Pratt, IS ;
Samuel Allen, Jr., and Levi A. DowIey, late
traders in company under the name and firm of
Allen IL Dowley, S. Peter Kendall and Clark
Wellington, $50; Joel Putnam, $95 Samuel
Congdon q Co., So; James Green & Co, 81 :;
Simeon Gleason, So; William Eaton, IS LIE.
vi Smith, $25; Smith & Western, S.; Avery
Maynard, $l4 Marshall Flagg, $l7; Edward
Babbet, $40; Levi Howe, So; Asa Walker,
SO; Daniel Haywood & Co., $l2; Tucker &
Sibley, $35;-all of Worcester, in the County
of Worcester and Commonwealth of Massachu-
sets: David White of Grafton, in said County,
$50 Thomas Harrington of Shrewsbury, in
said County, $40; Abel Wilson of said
Shrewsbury, sos; Benjamin Howard of Wor-
cester, and William Hovey of Boston, in said
Commonwealth, $ll0; William Newhall of
Leicester, now residing at Fall River, in said
Commonwealth, $50. The petitioner prays
the Court to inquire into the aforesaid facts,
and, on finding them true, to grant him relief
according to the statute in such case made and
provided. And he as in duty bound will ever
pray.
Dated at Norwich, July 26, $780,
PATRICK RATHBUN.
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CIDER.

THNHE subscriber will receive Old Cider after
a the first of August next, and New Cider
after the first Of September next, in any guam.
tity, not exceeding 10000 barrels, delivered at
the Worcester Distillery; 80 gallons will be
considered barrel
DANIEL HAYWOOD.
Worcester, June 90, tf
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Upon the foregoing petition, it appearing
that the creditors therein named reside out of
this State, it is Ordered, That notice be given
to them of the tendency of this petition, by
publishing copy of the same and of this order
in newspaper called The Massachusetts Spy,
published in Worcester, in the County of Wor-
cester and Commonwealth of Massachusetts,,
three weeks excessively, twenty days, at
least, before the second Tuesday of September,
A. D. 1880; and also by depositing in the Post
tion, postage paid, addressed to William Hovey
of Boston, and like copy addressed to William
Newhall, at Fall River, Massachusetts,.
Dated at Norwich, in New London County,
July 26, 1880.
CLARK BISSELL,
81 Judge Of the Superior Court.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, May 30, 1880.
TO the Hidolcs, Creditors, and Heirs Of WILDER
BRIsGs, late Of Templeton, and THOMAS
DREwRY, late of Phillipston, an said County, de-
ceased, and 10 all Others concerned in the Els.
tateS Of said deceased persons,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited. to appear (if you
IL see fiji 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 Adj
ministraton Of said Estates should not be allowed
aud 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.
81 NATH'L. PAINE, J. Prob.
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ACCIDENT AT the raising of building adj
joining the Blackstone HOTEL in this village,
yesterday, a part of the timber fell, while rails
ing, owing TO the separating of the rope of a
tackle by which it was drawn up, and Daniel
Knowlton of Holden, the master workman, had
his leg badly broken, and was otherwise injur.
ed-~we hope not very dangerously,
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LOUISIANA ELECTION In this State Jack
sonism appears to be entirely overthrown. The
returns, SO far as they are received, give to
Roman, the anti-Jackson candidate, large ma
jority of votes In the first congressional dis
trict, Judge White is reelected without oppo.
sition. In tho second district, most of the re-
turns are in, which leave but little doubt that
Gen. Thomas, the Clay candidate, is chosen
by respectable majority over Gen. Ripley
This has been the strong hold of Jacksonism in
Louisiana, In the third district there appeared
to be no doubt that Judge Billiard, a strong
personal and political friend of Henry Clay,
would be elected.
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.MARI ~ NE US.
PORT or RICHMOND
ARRIVED,


Schr fairfield, Coffin, 6 days from New York,
with sundries, to Davenport, Allen g. co. Tip
lett, Mitchell, Chubb, + g. f James & CO.
w & Kyle g. co. Baldwin, Ives q CO. Bootwrpb.
d. Harris, Perkins d Harris, l. Webb g. CO, Sin
ton, Garth, G Hendree, N Stratton, S Clarke, Fl
Mach, r Smith, HIlIard A Sweeny, Grpme
J Eustace, Cary g. co, w Rowlett, sr, NJ
Branch, J Williams.
Schr Joseph Bonner, Blackman, from New York
With ballast.
Schr New York, Stevenson, from New York with
iron and sugar, To r Triplett.
Schr ZllIah, s. Reed, from New York, with salt
tobacco, &C. to l. Webb & Co, J Sinton, r G Gill
linn, aud to order.
Schr Richard, Corson, from New York, with sun
dries, to Garth, and WORKMAN g. McGruder.
Schr Spark, Miles, from Chickahominy with corn
to J NJ Radcliffe.
Schr Hornet, Holmes, from New York with sun
dries to Davenport, Allen q Co, c NJ Mitchell B
Micou, OILS, Dunlop & Co, A WNolting w Mitch
ell, jr., Hubbard g. Gardner, WORKMAN 6, Nj Cru
der, r Johnson 81 Son, McKdoe, Sinton, X
Tripett, DAVIS 5 Myers g. c.. ] A Myers
J Turpin. s Clarke, " Stratton, w Allison, RAY
mond g. Brothers, P Chubo and d NJ Page.
Schr Coasting Pilot Somers from Charleston, with
moss to Griffin.
Schr Agenora, Pearce, from New York with bal
last.
schr Virginia Price, from Alexandria with fish,
Soop Sally, Wright, from below, with wheat to P
] CheVallie.
Schr Planter, sPlcer, for New York, with tobac-
CO, -four &c.
Schr Expedition Price, for New York, coal
Schr Fifeld, Corsou, for New York, wheat and
flour.
schr w II Ireland, Ward, for Hackcnsuc, IN. J. }
coal.
Schr Laura Jane, Creighton, for Baltimore, coal
Slcop Lady Washington, Corson, for Somerset,
coal.
Sloop Trimmer, Price, has dropped down to City
Point, TO load for New Loudon e. Providence.
NORFOLK, Jolly 3l.-Below. Sloop Planter,
from New York. bound to City Pont--On Wednes.
day night last between Hog Island and Chingo-
tengue, Moses Rose, OF Brooklyn, in fit of derange
ruent, jumped overheard and was lost.
In Hampton Roads, brig Alfred, Souc, from up
James River, bound to Newcastle, (E.)
The hipLogan, Atkins. from Baltimore, g. barQue
Richard, Hoges from Salem, have gone up James
River.
ship and . briggs passed through Hampton Roads
up James River this afternoon.
The brig Jasper, from New York, went up James
River last evening.
Cleared, schrs Commerce, Weeks, and Governor
Paris. Crosby, for Richmond.
NEW YORK. July 29-Anvod Brig Horace, Foss, fom
Liverpool ID June, with $500 sacks SALT bound Richmond
(pu in 10 land passengers l3 passcnReutwo
the passage Spoke Jolly 5th lat ~ a. long 49, ship Hell
vetiUs, % days from liverpool. for James river
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Pupils wiz be received into The family OF the Prin.
clpsi, at 50 dollars per annum, for board washing
and lodging. OLIVER a. SHAW, Principal. :
b For information concerning the character OF
bus school, Mr. Shaw refers to Chapman johnson,
John Wickhem. Rd. Anderson, Joseph Marx. Robt'
Gwathmey, David Briggs, Colin Clarke, Wyndham
Robertson, Thomas Taylor, WIN. Gilat Nicholas
Mills, John Lyle, Richard &. Gillian, John Robin
son, Michael Gret;er. and VIM. Lambert, Esuuires.
Doctors WIN. Tazewell. John Dove and r. i. Bo,
Ina .nan who are among his patrons; to the Rt. R.yd
bishop Moore, the Rev. Messrs. Douglass, Lee and
Converse, Ansel French. and David Burr Esauircs.
md other gentlemen, who attended his last examina-
ton; also othc Reverend SIR. Armstrong E. w
Rootes, G. IL Baccbus. and James NJ. Wickhau,,
Esquires and Or. NJ Page. ~ 2I-2aw3t If