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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-05-05

COhHECTED "hhA
Nesc- York Notes.
New-York City....parI
Commercial Bank =. q
Albany bk under $40 do.
Newly ork 3. bank
Albany, under $40 do.
Bank Of Newburgh,
under $2O......do.
Mechanics'& & Farms. do.
Troy bank, do.
Farmers bank Of
Troy do.
Mohawk Bank Sche-
nectady ..'....'do.
Bank of Utica, ...... 3
Branch bank Of New
burgh do
Branch b. at Ithaca, do.
Rochester bank ....do.
Auburn, ........''d0.
Ontario bank Canaan
daigua. a...'...''' do
Ontario bank, Utica, do.
Duchess Co. bank, par
|Lansingburgh bank, lido
Central bank, Cherry
| Valley, .......'..s Z
| Geneva bank, .,...... do,
lCatskill ............
columbia bank at
Hudson ........ 5t
Middle District, ..'' 81
Orange County ..'.saI
Jefferson Co. bank
| Adams, ........sa!
Washington & War
ren, ....-....' mc
Niagara bank, 80. unc
iGreene Go. bank,
| Catskill, ........ 81
Bank OfPIattsburgh, ,unc
Barker's Exchange, unc
Canal Bank, Albany.
Merchants and Mecha-
MICS bank, Troy, do
Bank of Monroe, at
| Rochester. .....
Bank Of Ithaca, at
| Ithica, ........
lOgdenburgh bnk.
Bank Whitehall..
Wayne Co. Bank.
Bank of Genesee,
| Batavia, ......
Lockport bank....
Connecticut Notes.
New-lIaven Bank.
Bridgeport bank. ..pl
Norwich bank, ....dC
Thames bank, Nor
.wich ............
Mechanics bank, N.
Haven, ........dC
Hartford ..........dC
Phoenix blk. Hartford, dc
Middletown bank, ..dC
Fairfield Co. bank, dc
lWindham Co. do. ..dC
Eagle bk. N.IIaven, un'
All others, ..........
II Mass achusetts.
Boston Banks, ....aa
Springfield bank, .d'
Nantucket bank, do
Pacific bank Nant. .dt
Manufac. & Mechan-
II les bank at Nant. dt
All other Massachu-
sets Notes, Id
II RhOde-Isldnd.
Pawtucket bank, ..sa
Farm a. Mech b. Z
All other banks, ...sa
II Maine.
nWiscasset bank .br'
Kennebec, HallOwell ,d'
All others, ga
II Termont.
Burlington, ga
ST. Albans, ..........
All others, .d'
II ,c-Hampshire.
All the banks, ....sa
II VeW-Jersey.
State bank ut Morris
Il town under $5,....
State b!x. at Camden, d'
Com. blk. under $40, d.
Sussex bank. do. .d'
Cumberland bank, at
II Bridgeton, ...... d
Mount Holly bank, .d'
| Morris Canal bank, .d'
Washington Banking
Il Company, ......d'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-05-05
REFORMATION or DRUNKARDs

The most interesting and the least
expected result of the efforts of Tenn
perance Societies, is the reformation OF
drunkards. Five hundred drunkards
have been hopefully reclaimed within
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-05-05


With fatering steps paced the hall,
For darkness hung upon its wall!
No kindred voice a welcome spoke,
No step but mine the silence broke,
All, all, was changed, lone, void, and dreary,
And wanderer, sad and weary.
No more upon the festive board,
The banquet smiled, the wine was pour'd,
No more around the glowing hearth,
Was heard the song Of JOY and mth.
On that cold hearth no light was blazing
On me no raptured eye was gazing
I sought again the summer shade,
Where erst in gayer hours strayed,
Where the frai flower scarce bent its head
Beneath the light ioot's buoyant tread,
When the soul of bliss was dreaming,
And earth's false light was round il cleaning.
Alas! chill autumn's withering blasts,
Swept o'er it, now a mournful waste,
And fallen were the hallow d bowers,
Where once wreathed my harp with flowers;
For she, whose care those flowers had cherished
Was gone, and they, like her, had perished.
wept the ruins Of the shade,
4 wept the ruin death had made
But as gave the burning tear,
Some plying spirit whispered near;
o! weep no more pale child of sorrow,
In heaven there is bright Tomorrow.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-05-05
POTTER'S CELEBRATED
CATEfOLECON.

ONLY y PER BOLTLE.
~ The component parts of this medicine are
purely vegetable-it is therefore one
0fthe safest IN the tDOrid
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-05-05
PIANO FORTE.

EOR SALE, fine toned square Piano Forte
n by A. MUNRO.
Ap. ID.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-16

TnE WHITE GAeE.-Mr. Samuel
X. Johnston, of Charlest"wn, Mass.
rec.ived IN the autumn &c 1875, SAC.
% Tor the plums Of one White Gage
tree, SIX years old. The productive
ness OF this variety is so great, tina,
probably no plum tree is more valua
BILE. This plum was reared from the
seed OF the GREEN GAoE-is much
larger than its PARENTS If a pale
straw color, aud ripens in September.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-16

we're not fundamental, aud must ,pce.
Oily be concluded.
Prioee Leopold arrived on the soth
OF April. in i.on,lon, from Paris. Pre-
para,iups were max ii.g in Greece fos
his immediate reception. ~ he WAS OK
pseted there la the beginning OF June.
Another account states that Prince
Leopold has been occupied with di-
recting in France the construction Of q
wooden house. ss model for the inns
to be built ON all the public roads oi
Greece.
The Crcrn Of Spain. King oil
Spain. who lately married his fourth
wife, has no children. In anticipation
Of al heir by the present Queen, and
to dissppoint the wishes of the apostoi.
ica! party, aho are anxious to see the
crown placed on the head Of his brother
Don Carlos, in case the Queen should
present him with daughter instead 81
son. he has promulgated = decree.
just published in the Madrid Gazette
OF hpri ), by WHICH the principle oil
the Salique law, ia the sucee ssion "a
The Spanish Monarchy, il abolished.
and that Of the succession Of females,
IN default Of males, i. adopted.
Bible Society Of Yaria-Paa,s. A.
pril 22.-'rhe Paris Protestant Bible
Society, held its eleventh annual r,ect.
ing Yesterday. Admiral Yirhuel; took
The Chair, and several Peers Of France,
Members Of the Chamber Of Deputies.
ard other distinguished persons, we're
present. Alter an appropriate prayer
bya Minister Of the Reformed Religion
the Committees Report of the proceed
,nss Of the last year was read. The
Society. like that in London. distri.
butes the Scriptures; aud since its in
st''u'ion. in 1918, has given away a.
bout 100000 copies Of the bible and
testament.
The funds Of the Paris Society do no,
equal in amount those Of the London
Society; but, aided by the Depart.
men's. the Ladies' Societies. and other
Associations. it is expected that in !
very lew years there will not be n sin,
gle Protestant family in France with.
out Bible. Tue Society sells its Bi.
oies and Testamsuts At very low price.
to those who have the means of pur.
chasing, and furnishes them gratis "a
The poor. Several other reports were
read from the Ladies' Society, the
COMMITTEE oi Protestant Artisans, and
from Departmental Societies. A dona.
non OF loco fr. We, presented during
me meeting from person who conceal.
ed his name. Gnhgnani's Messe1 ger.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-16
DOMESTIC.
TIE SALEM MURDER

IL Is stated in the Salem Gazette.
that the whole number of persons in
Jail in that town. charged viii, the muir.
der OF Mr.. White, either as principals
or accessories, is seren, viz: Richard
CrownInshield. ir.. George Crown;n.
shield. Daniel Chase, Benjamin Sci
1an. josephJ. Knapp, IT,. John Fran
cis Knapp. and John Carr II. Palmer.
Palmer, Ike the others. is a youpy man
(" good personal appearance, pt-pos.
sessins manners. and Of good educa.
Ion: tic was prisoner two years il,
the Thcmaston State Prison, ard had
Tor many wears before been the intimate
associate Of the Crown:nshirlds.
The last Belfast (Maiue) Journa,
states, that Palmer's parents reside il,
hat town. On his examinati,n !,
Maine. IL appeared IS his confession
that re wrote the letter to Knapp -
that hr was 10 Salem on the sd Of A.
pr'i, three DAYS before. and srsin on
the 9th, three days after the murder
that he saw the rowninshield'. both
times that on the second of Ap,ii. n
proposition was made 10 him by ON. o(
The Crown'nshields to assist an IN.
murder Of Capt White. and share win
them third OF TIE 1000 which he ~ss
informed Joseph Knapp offered 10 the
person who would commit the decd
that he refused to engage, aud next
evening left Salem-rctnTned nm IT,
OH. the day of the funeral, and saw
the ninshields-tI,at he saw -,
their shop hatcher which he supnoscd
was used ia the murder, and bid the
same away--that the Crowinshiclds
told him the dagGers were melted
Palmer denied al! personal knowledsc
"f the murder, but said be could dis.
close ether important facts.
One Of the incidents related he
hnsrp, IN his confession, saws the "a.
Zette. Is worthy Of notiee. AZ an ;od;.
cation oi The remarkable old bloo,!e,l
ness glth which the assassin parssed
his dreadlal trade" A, the inter
view which Knapp had With him IN lie
centre OF the Mall. he informed X. Thai
ne had seen " stated IN The nevsn..
Pers, that ; slabs were found in ,bs
body, but that be did not give Nor.
than four or Eve. Kuspp rcplied. tha,
perhaps hc was little acifsted. AMI
could not remember exactly, II. a.
sassin said 4" No, for after he ha, d.oc.
Tor lhe old man. he pat lii~ fngcrs anon
MS pulse, 10 make CsG tain lie WaSdeaJ y
The Lnapps are tic sane yonue
men Who lr~ weeks ago pretended ~
nav been attacked ~ hisbWsymen.
on me road. near Wenhsm Pond. an
account OF which was Published in the
newspaper J. }. X. scknow hedges
hat ihe ~heie was a fabrication. We.
view people, IN this qusricr. believed
nc story ~ VAS animated 10 ti,is -
per at ibe time.
UP 1gHcfiaH.--Proin a private let.
'eF'" appears that beth If he Knsrps
were willing 10 screen themselves Ton
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-16

legal punishment 81 becoming wines
sea los tke eovernsHsSi. aud u,ai eom-
mitiee waited, On thr father Of them. To
know which shoulsi br sete pted. The
thoughts OF sealing che doo,a of one Of
his own children. Was more than nature
could support. and the feelings o! n
father for a sesseS conqsescd tkssc Of
the man. Pointing Ca the chan,ber in
which the wife Of has eldest son lay, he
said, 'on account of that Young Crea.
ture. save my Oldest The scsnt is
described as ssonizing beyond human
endurance.
The wife Of J. J. Knapp. jr., now
but about 90 years old, 10 ore Of the
mos, beautiful and accomplished ladies
IN Salem, and her entire devotion 10
her husband had become psoverbiai in
that town. She has not yet been per.
mitted tn visit him In his prison. Her
gsisf and mental agony are hey ond de-
scription. aud she inourns ~ those
without hope Although not permit
ted to visit her husband. she insisted
on going 70 the Jail, where she was car
ried IN carriage; but she was unable
to look up when she got there. Knapp
went To the window Of the prison to see
her, and il is said he did not discover
any extraordinary emotion.
It's !amentable in the highest degree,
that the fate Of two such beings should
be SO intimately and SO inseparabIy
united. Yet SO IL is; an innocent and
a ,irtuous.. young. and smiable female.
made to adorn her sex, is united with
a guilty wretch, whose crimes render
nam a" outlaw from the favor and pro-
lection Of society. Prov. journal.
The M1rl.r.-A'speei.l session Of
the Supreme Court will be held in Sa
lem, on Tuesday, Goth July. for the
trial oil the persons accused Of the muir.
der "i Mr.. White. All the Judge.
VIII attend, and the law. Just passed
by the General Court, requires both
The Attorney General aud Solicitor
dcneral to oiicia,e u. III. OCCASION.
Boston Ca-.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-16
FOREIGN.
LATEST rRoM ENGI,Nn

Ills Majesty was still very III, but
at the latest accounts the symptom.
were rather more miiigated. None al
tho papers speak nf hi- recovery as q
probable event. He signed a numbe,
Tof official papers and warrants on The
28,h April. The following are tho
bulletins Tor the last four DAYS:
wISDson CASTLE, APRIL 30. 1850
The kIpg had several hours Ut reffeshjne
sleep last night.
His Msjrs,y's symptom, are someuba, e,
ie''"'rc' SiGhed n BALFORD.
" J. TIERNEY
Mar 1.-The King felt himself better Al
Yesterday, but his Majesty has passed an in
different night. Signed
~ HALFoRD.
81 }. TiERNEY.
From NE Court Circular, of Cd .HaE
The bulletin 1T his Maiesiy's health
issued yesterday. is a. follows:
'wt>nsoH cAsrir, usvo
The Kings 3, mpioms have not varied
'iis Majesty has passed nnothrr bad night,
HENRY uALFORD.
NirTHEW JOHN rIFRNFY
10th Physicians siill remain in close
attendance on the King. IL was un
deistOod IN the ministerial ci,eI,s
lsays the Courier of Sd Msy.} thar or
Saturday. t1st May his Majesty sx.
per'enced change for the better. bu,
II appears by the bulletin issssd YES
terday. that Il has not been lasting.
Great throngs waited ~ the entrance
OF the Palace on the Ist and I'd of Nav
anxIously expecting the bnllelin.
wt-ns1s rssrLg, SsS ~, evening.
ffeshh II nc King - The King LIS snlr.,
ed much BY waat ~ sIcep. nave rtbeless NJ.
hsjss'y's symptoms are mitgaied this nom
ing. ~. i9ATFOsn
~. j IiERSEY.
~ PARLIAMENT,
The Marquis Of Londonderry wish
eel TO know II The Prince I.eonoId had
been nominated King of Greece. and
u be had been asked 10 forppo m. ma.
suralIzed position ~ This counifVf
The Earl Of Aberdeen had no olsec.
tons IN state that the suppo.ifion N
the noble marquis was correct ith res.
peet 20 Prince Leopold. Tie was the
person 10 whom the allied power. raj
"arred tie sovereignty Of tbat coun,r,
snd bis royal highness hiss accented
The oder. Some parts Of ihc neeo,;s.
''ons were not yet settled, boz the,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-16
FARMERS nzYosTroaY.



l. Whatever may be The nature ri
yoos soil, aad situation Of your farm.
remember that there Is us ssil 90 good
bot Il may be exhausted aud ruined by
bad tiiia:s; and that there 10 meme 81
bad. that e cannot be rendered fertile
by good tillage-eves the barren heath.
II IL can bs ploughed and swarded.
.. The true art Of husbandry con-
sists IN suffering no crop to grow upon
your land that will SO Ear exhaust your
soil as to lessen the value Of your sue
ceediug crop, whatever profit such Q
crop may afford you.
}. To avoid this. suffer no one crou
To grow two years successfully upon
the same piece Of ground, excepting
grass and 5uckwheat, without the fer,
l,iizing AID Of rich manure 10 supper,
the strength OF the soil; and then u
change OF crops will generally do best,
excepting onions, carrots, and hemp.
4. Every plant derives from the
earth, for It's growth, such properties as
arc peculiar to itself; this plant, when
'''Icwcd. suceessively for two or more
years. upon the same ground, will CT
haust the soil of those properties pecu-
liar to itself. without lessening its
po"ers to produce some other plants
Tins TACT IS most striking in the article
OF Hsx, which will not bear 10 be repeat.
ed oftener than once in seven years,
and Is common TO all crops, with the
exception Of those noticed above.
=. 10 avoid this evil, arrange your
farm into such divisions a. will enable
you To improve all tho variety of crops
your lands may require,in such reguIar
succession, IS To form a routine Of 5,
u, orr years. according to the manure,
quality, and situation Of your farm.
d. This method will make poor land
good. and good land better. Try aud
see. lhoatgOmery Free Press.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-16

Royoi Prcrogofire. A letter write.
WHO states that the United StAtes' ,hln
fmcennes had visited the Asiatie -
lands, adds--' The Viueennes. during
her VISIT 10 these islands, bad az opS
u.nc ih'r'y chicfs en- 5osrd. tie Target
o' wbon weighed Sos pounds. Tie
Amaliest $50 The letter observe.
.hs' those Of inferior rank ate rot a..
'owsd TO DC so fat. II being considered
a royal PrefosatIVe, not to be encroaeh-
cd on. RI 4 g.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-16

:, IN 'gfrie07 NoJisyaosl. In ihe l.tHs
bas.a country near Liberia. there is
epanish slave trader. Who styles BIN
.,H Don MogiH, Lord ef the Sun,
" 0en, and stars, and Ten Thou ard
noi'sri. Ne lives 10 psipeely style,
s'u !" - more than suspected that IL
- concerned N piracy. lie recently
ordered one Of bis slaves 10 be bound
20 post IN = wateh.hcsse. and ths
mouse to be set on FIRE. About tie
ssme Time another VAS Isshed 10 a can
non which Vas loaded and Erred. The
- oas single example II ibe erueit,cs
which are praeiissd in Africa.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-16
HABITS OF SHEEP.


Lndierous .7necdofs.-Dr. Anderson
relates the subjoined anecdote, which
shows how pef,everingly these animals
will Joito,c their leader. and presents
an amusing fact in illustration Of na,u
raj history.
A butchers boy was driving about
twenty fat wethers through the town
Of Liverpool, but they ran down n
street along which he did not wan,
them TO g". lie observed scavcnaer
at work with his broom, a little way
bciors them, aud called loudly for him
Ia stop the sheep. The man accord.
lnaiy did what he could 10 turn them
back. running from side To side. al
ways opposing himself to their passage
AMI brandishing his broom with rrea,
dcxterity; bat the sheep much a.itat, d
pressed forwards. aud at last unr q.
them came right up to the man. who
.raripg It was about 10 Jump over l,is
head, whilst he was stopping. grasped
the broomsiick in both hands. and held
II over his head. lie stood for a few
seconds in this position, when the
sheep made spring and jun ped fairly
over him, without touching the broom
The tirst had no sooner cleared this
impeachment than another followed. and
another, IN 80 quick succession. tina,
The man, perfectly confounded, seem
cd TO lose all recollection and stood
IN The same attitude till the whole had
jumped over him; not one of them NJ.
tempted I" pass "n either aide, though
The street mas quite clear.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-16
.Sda' DrssrarLs srsIw.)

.7syf,ai for Laebyiafes.-TLe me,,;
cal society 81 Cobnecticut are taL;n.
measures for the establishment Of az,
asylum for persons IF intempcratc h.
BITS, and have passed resolution. anJ
-pPo"',u committees to bring the
sanl@e' eeiors the legislature. a r..
F"'.' uFs"p 1P by a Committee Of tina,
50. ,e'y' and published, We have seen.
Ahey propose an institution m y hieb
We sshJeeis shall be subjected 20 salu
''ry discipline. be cot of frcw liquors.
constantly aud escfuIly employed. tsp,
nee from bad examples aud asso,ia,es.
f.e'i,e n'edits! Attendance. moral in
''fueti"n and examples, where. IN
s."t'' BY an enlightened system Of phy.
s'sai and moral Treatment. they NAV Be-
feioTmed. " T. N. .adr.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-16

i'e eastern people are apprebensivs
OF intnnVenienee 10 families. from ,bs
qg..esten Witch The deputy marshal.
Sill AK N taking Tie censns. Por ~
s'sncs---'' " ho i the head Of The fsmi
~ aud ~ wlsat acc are the femsIe,f-'
~ s ca.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-16

On Thursday last, 226 shares United
states bank stock, were cold in New
Yoik ~ $50. ~ s O..
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-16
VIRGINIA GOLD

NthoiNlA GOLD.
a lettcr from Frrdericksburp.o OF III.
I'D ult. to the Editors Of The Rich
m"ni Enquirer, contains the rollowip.
almost incredible information rcspec,
!ns The richness Of certain gold mines
~ that vicinity.
Having occasionally seen, in some
OF the Virginia sews,apers, paragraphs
giving an aceoon, OF the Spoitsyi,ania
Gold Mines. was induced 10 civ,
them call. on ny return from the
North Carolina Minrs, few day. sine:
and am free 10 admit, they ure mue h
more valuable than had anticina,ed
And IRON the unparalleled success. /
was an eye witness TO, at the Nc,srs.
Whites mine, am Induced 10 viii.
you. likewise visited Johnson.
mine, IN the same ncishbcrhool, and
was informed by the Superintendent.
That he averages about 50 dollars ,,e,
dier'; aud their daily expenses do no,
exceed 4 dollars. which shows the nro.
hts arc considerable at that establish:
'nen'. l would be unwilling 30 state
lie collections. while was a; Wbit.,,
""nes, ~ many respectable gentlemen
had mol been present, aud could ben,
testimony 10 the FACT, that their coIlce
tons averaged 8 dollars per minute:
90. man and that DIR. White. one
OF 'he proprietors, washed out from a
quart OF branch clay 81 dwt. Of pur.
gold. The annals Of mining, as am
informed, furnish not q similar e.,m.
pie; end. from the situation of the
groun,i surface indications there. I
should be induced 10 believe immcps.
sums VIII be shortly realized, at tina,
establishment, at but little expense.
Bo9ord Bonnefs - Bonpe,s. of a
iasiiionahle air aud well adapted ia ,h,.
season. have recently beea made N,
i,oAiurd, about 25 miles from thi. city.
from rye straw. The 6rst edition 81
mem was carried Co New York and
soid To- The fashionable miIIiner. >,
English hornets oi recent manufae.
lure aud importation, at an exotLita,,
price. Tie New York miIliners fur.
n'shed their Boston corrrspondents
Win IN. new article, and MAN. Of Then.
were sold 20 this city, at from Ieto &c
dollars. The new English straw Bon.
nets commanded such prices, that the
industrious Bedford Manufacturer
sent IN large supple, Of them; and
"ey no" can be purchased az from Q
10 dollars. BOSTON PGiiatIitnr.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-16
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.


Fruit TseeG--The new method 81
raising fruit trees by ri.s nting the scions,
- u great sirsideraium in the art OF OBJ.
'ain,ng Choice fruit. Il has many cd.
vantaccs over Srafting, because It IS
more expeditions aud requires no stock
or tree. They may be planted where
they are required To stand, and the Ia.
Dor for one day will be sufficient "a
plant o.. enough Cor . large orchard,
alter tie scions are Obtained. The
method at preparing the plant is as fol-
lows: Take the scion AZ for grating,
and at any time after the LIST Of Frbru
AIRY, ahs till the buds begin to grow
considerably, and dip each end Of the
shoot IA melted pitch. wax or tallow,
and bury il in the ground. the buds up
permost, whilst the body lies in . hori.
zohtal position. aud at the depth oil
two or three inches. We arc iniorn,
ed. that trees obtained i'm this way.
will bear in three or four years from
the time of planting. We have nc
doubt al the prsrticsbility Of this INC
thod ut raising fruit. Doctor Paige,
OF this village, planted about twens,
sc,ons Of different kinds Of pears last
season, which rrps AIRED to flourish. -
The composition he used was melted
sh"c- makers wax Osueyo ". j..
paper.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-05-26
Geography Of the County of

WITH ANEW MAP OF THE COUNTY.
EUsT published by CARTER, ANDREWS,
eD, & CO, Lancaster,
"A Geography of. Worcester co,nty, for
Young Children. Embracing,
l. A short Typographical and Historical
- Sketch of every Town.
2. general view of the County, and the
/ empoymcnts Of the people.
3. Glossary, explaining the geographical
and other difficult terms.
by }. e. CARTER AND WIN. H. Brooks
With new Map of the County, compiled
from the latest authorities, embracing the re-
cent surveys of the State for Railways and
Canals.
This work is embellished with the following
Engravings A View of the Court House in
Worcester. Destruction Of Mr. Rowlandson's
House by the Indians. A View of Wachusett
Mountain A View of Blackstone River and
Canal and will be found useful for families,
as Gazetteer of the County.
u For sale by the Booksellers and Traders
generally throughout the County.
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