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hLBEMARLE
Gl2MIEAR SCHOOL.

VIE exercises of this school viii re-
Il commence Oh Monday the Ii,h inst.
ne Course "t An,ieat languages will
embrace the Greek and Latin Lauguag-s,
""n al tie subjects connected with Greek
ana homan literature. The Mathemat-
,e'u course will include Arithmetic, Algc-
ora ueom''iy, Plane and Spherical Tri-
sonHme;:y, Mcns,uaiion, Tie Diilerential
ana Integral Calculus. In the course OF
INSTRUCTION. in the F:encIi and Spanish,
every endeaVnur w:ii be made to ENABLE.
Inc pupil To speak and write those lauyua-
Hes correctly. Instruction will also be
gwen IN English Grammnr, Modern &c.
n@'a2hy and History Terms as here,u-
i''c. SAM, II. ROYAII..
Y. J. FERRON.
January $50 &c
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EgEN8qDV AL.

fATI1I, subscriber respectfully ini,rms
q his friends and customers that he
has removed to the new brick building,
lately erected by Mf. William p. Parish.
and one door below his former stand
where he viii! keep general supply of
GROCERIES, Sc.
The following is part just received
l hogshead prime New Orleans Mo-
laeses, for retail.
Best Brown and Loaf Sugar,
Green Java Coffee,
Chocholate, Candles, Cheese,
Turpentine Soap,
barrel new Rice,
Imperial and Gunpowder Tea,
Ai!spic", Pepper, Ginger aud Cop
perass-
Cotton Yarns, assorted numbers.
And general assortment of
Crockery, Ear,hcn and Tin Ware,
Also
quantity Of Fine and Coarse Shoes
of all sz.s.
Fur and Wool Hats,
Also
10 barrels prime Whiskcv,
s barrels Apple Brandy,
10 barrels sweet Cider,
barrel Cider Royal, "a superior
drink.)
ALSO
so bushels nice white Corn Neal
400 pounds prime Lard
Sole Leather, Corn,
Salt, Flour, Oats, Rye. &c.
Together with number of small: arts
cles too tedious 10 mention, all Of which
Will be sold low for CASH by the sub
scribef.
II. NJ. WOLFE,
Random Row.
January $50 If
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NOTICE.

7 ME Subscribers to JcGsrsons Cores
a pondence, in Boards-are respect
July informed that they can have their
copies handsomely bound in calf, with
gilt backs, at fifty cents per volume-or
N extra calf, with Running colours on the
sl'es, and Handsomely gilt at sevcnty-Gye
Gems per volume, by the subscriber.
JOSEPH MARTIN.
Mtin-Sueei.
January tS-'G0 If
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Go NUMBER 1orrERY-o DRAWN BALLOTS

OeSiVeS nany others OF 800, so, $50
800, $40, sc.
PRICE OF TICK Els:
HNoIe S5-Huy 81 53-Quartcr 81 81
-.@ Orders for Tickets or &iarcs in the
above Lotteries, VIII receive the most
prompt attention if addressed (p0st pc.a,J
to YATES g. M'lNTYRE,
Washington City, ID. c.
C. An official account of the drawing
will be forwarded to Adventures, Tree of
postage.
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AN ADDITIONAL SUPPLY OF
GROCERIES,. VIZ.

SE GaOSE az Aa. 4 Els, v EA.
Rn SlcKS SILT, (LirerpoOi fUed.)
GSa HQgsheqd .ve'o Orieans SUG.3R,
do West India do
500 pounds best Green Coffee,
] hogshead New-Orleans Molasses,
| do West India do
500 pounds Loa! Sugar, (superior.)
3 chests Imperial and Gunpowder
Tea,
9 boxes Chocholate No. /,
] barrel new Rice,
Pepper, Alspice.
Ginger, Alum aad Copperass,
Rogers best Orange Gunpcwdcr,
Shot of all sizes,
10 dozen pint Flasks,
Decanters, TumbIerS, &c.
French Brandy and Wine,
Rum, Bounce and Cider,
Whskey by the barrel or gallon,
5 barrels Nc. Mackerel,
. do No. 3 do
2 do Family Shad,
Candles, Tallow and Lard.
Flour By the barrel or retail,
Corn, Corn Meal Qow.)
800 pair fiue and coarse Shoes,
1900 pounds prime Sole Leather,
And proPorlionnte supply Of Upper
All OF which will be sold low for CASH
by J. POLLOCK.
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MARRIED

IN W"nkstock county. Mill Creek by the Rev
John T. Cline Mr.. John Miller to Miss Elizal tn
Noifnian, daughter of tho widow Coffinan In
,he Same place. by :the same, Mr.. Jacob Mil
Ter. To Miss Hannah Coilman.
:, Anotacr Revolutionary soldier gone In
" oo1st9ck: VA. ON the 1ta inst. Mr.. William
Buzzard, Of the Revolutionary Army. ,o Miss
Mary Ann Pease
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N. B. My creditors are pressing me
hard for what is due them, and necessity
will compel me TO press ali those that have
not paid me before the first day Of Janua-
ry next. | hope no farther notice will be
required. J.P.
December LEO #
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TWO TENEMENTS
zoe REET

nNE comfortable BRICK HOUSE
~ adjoining Mr.. Jnhn KelIy's, with a
good garden and an excellent we'll OF wa
ter-possession can DC had Immediately.
One situated on the south e,d Of Court
street, which will be completed by the LIST
Of January, at which time possession can
be had by application to
J. POLLOCK.
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-Ha'rtase E1traorcjsayy-h Newfoundland
paper states the marriage of the Rev. MFR. Viii.
hams, aged as, TO Miss Mary Candle, aged Id !:
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOESE OE NCIEGAwrS
R.cliMoND, .iAnuary - lS:ii

On motion of MIR White OF Rockbriop.
the House came TO the res'luuot, Mut
tohen tbs iiousc arJourms az t..e 9th day
Of Fctraogy neat, they 'o:H ooGoam ON tie
3ist day ot tfareh mrt 1 his resolution
was carried without debate, by vote OF
!! Il, to -.
A bill to Incorporate The Trustees o!
Randolph Macon College, produced some
discussion Soire Of the members object
ing to il, because from the character Of
| most OF the trustees, and other circum-
stances, II Was apprehcnded that il WAS i,,-
tended to he Theological Seminary, un-
dei the direction Of the Methodist C...!ch
Others again denied any such intention.
1t was not designed 10 establish Taaolo-
glcal ProiessoIship al ai!--amd finally MIR.
Atkinson OF Isle o! Wight, submitted the
following clause by way oil Ryder to the
bill:
Aud be it further enacted, that no,hino
herein contained shall be SO construed as
1T any time To authorize the establishment
of a ,i'heologilc: Proiessorship in the said
College.
WIN this Ryder, the bill finally passed
ayes lCG, noes not counted.
Some discussion took place upon the
following resolution from the Committee
FOR Courts OF Justice:
"Kcs0fccd, by the General Assembly,
That the Executive be- Instructed to dis
tribute 20 ,O03 copies Of the Amended Con-
stituiion, among the people of tins Com
monweaitl, rs speedily as possible"
Mr.. Brown o.! Harrison moved to amend
the resolutions, by directing an equal num-
Der OF copies OF the present Constitution.
and The provision about the right oi'sui-
fringe, to he printed and go out with the a.
amended Consiiluiion--rhis motion was
lost, and finally the following resolution,
was offered by Mr.. Bryce, by way Of sab
sil!ule fol the original resolution, and a
dop,ed:
Resoiced, That 10000 copies of the
Amended Constitution, be printed for dis
,ribution among the people of this Com
monwealth, by tie members of the Gen
erai Assembly"
Mr.. Anderson presented the following
correspondence, which was ordered to he
laid upon the table:
RICHMOND, Ian. I2, 1880.
SIR :-On behalf of the JOINT Commit,
tee OF the Senate and House of delegates
OF the Legislature of Virginia, appointed
for that purpose, we beg leave to announce
20 you your election as Governor or Cbiel
Magistrate OF this Commonwealth for one
| yea,, from and after the fourth day of
March next.
In announcing this appointment Which,
from your able and faithful services in the
Counciis OF your country, will, we have no
doubt, prove highly satisfactory to a large
majority CT the citizens Of this Common
wealth, permit us, on behalf of the other
members OF the joint Committee, and for
ourselves personally to add assurances of
| our sincere congratulations.
JOSEPH DRAPER.
Chairman Of :Ae Committee oi'the Senate.
JOHN L. ANDERSON. C. C..
Of the House of DcIega,eS
GEH. JOHN FL3Yo.
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NOEBOINE y. MARTIN
CALEB ODEL!,
'I'EHEG fsUEsSe,EsgEsg1ga

L = Il IN - u L1.S = hN Z Ed Il ku
va ILL give liberal prices, PAYABLE
w next fall for :hrre or four likely
negro boys, between the aye OF nine and
fourteen years. Any person, or persons
having snch for sale will make j, known
10 him (the snhscribcr)at his place O!
residence, which is on the main leading
road from Charlotte sviIlc to Staunton
between Micham's river and Cookies ,ay-
Gyn-
JOHN B. WATTS.
January 800 st.,
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FOR RENT,
THE ENSUING YEAR.

VIE House and Lot in CharIottes vile
formerly the Female Academy, and
possession given Immediately. For terms
apply to the subscriber.
O. NORRIS.
January $40 If
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.ESFSSeeT1gJyE'EQDg
or COMPREHENSIVE

or COMPREHENSIVE.
"a Filt, Copar'nership heretofore exising
under the firm Of y. Il. Martin Geo.
IS tins day dissolved By mutual consent
All persons Indebted to the said firm are
requested to come forward and settle :he;r
acc' UNITS, win \. I. Martin who is duely
authorised
NORBORNE =. MARTIN
CALEB ODEL!.
NIB The establishment will be ken,
UP by y. 4 Martin. with usual assert
'nent OF Shoes and Hats Of all desctip-
!iors.
Main Stree! charlottesville Va. one door
East of the Cn:on Bakery.
January $50 IT,
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Auction Sale.

BOYD G BROTHER
W7 ILL sell on MONDAY, the first of
w February, (Court day. at the cor
ner, valuable assortment of
DRY GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
Domestic Plaids, Shifting, Sheeting,
Furniture Checks, Apron do Maddrass
Handkerchiefs, Muslin, Silks, Vesling,
Shawls, Cotton Balls, Suspenders, Packs
Pins, Pound do. Worsted Hose, Silk and
Cotton do. Gloves, plaid and buff Cravats.
Gilt Buttons, Button Moulds, &c. &c.
There are many other articles not mem
toned. The sale will be positive, as they
are the remains Of u concern that must he
closed
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TURNPIKE STOCK
FOR SALE.

1 \ compliance with an order ofthe Pre-.
e sicent and Directors of the Rivanna
and Nockfsh Gap Turnpike Company, or
The 2Stli ule.-I shall sell to the hghes,
bidder in front of the Courthouse door of
Albemare county ON tie FIST Monday in
February next, it being court day,
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NINE SHARES
IN said Turnpike, viz /:

Terms made known on the day of sale
o. NORRIS, Treasurer,
X. 81 r. G.. Turnpike.
January S-19 ids
OWING to a misundei standing with
Mr.. barksdale, one share belonging to
Mr. NJ. w. d. Jones was advertised for
safe, which was incorrect.
O. NORRIS, Treasurer.
January % If
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~ of AlbemarIc County Court in jan
uary, 1880
Robert St.a;ton,
Plaintiff. 8
william p. Haden and Isaac :
w. Durreit, =
Defendants. -
Tie defendant William P. Haden not
having entered his appearance, and Civ
en- seculity according to the act of Assem-
by, and the rules Of this Court, and it APP
pearIng by satisfactory evidence, tina, lie
10 nut on iniidoitaUt or this Commonwealth
ON motion Of the plaintiff by his conn
sci, IT is ordered that the said defendant do
appear here on the first day OF April Court
next, and answer the plaintiffs bill, and
that a copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in the, Virginia Advocate, a news.
paper published in the town Of Charlottcs-
vile, for two months succcssivuiy, and
posted at the front door Of the Cart bouse
Of this county for the same length III time.
A Copy-Teste,
IRA GARRETT d. G..
January 1870 I'm
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"a L Rules held in the Clerks Office
L "a of Albemarlc County Court in Jan
uary, 1880
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THoaN ssrp,va, Jan. i6, 1900.

TTosN S,FRINa. Jan. i6, 1900.
Gentlemen II have just received your
communication, informing me that tic
General Assembly Of Virginia, have elect
cd me Governor, or Chief Magistrate of
this Commonwealth for one year, from and
after the fourth day of Marcilue
BE pleased, gentlemen, to communicate
TO the General Assembly, the deep obliga-
ton feel for this distinguished mark of
their confidence, that none can estimate
more highly than do, the honor which
they have conferred upon me--lhat in ac-
cepting the Office, have nothing but fl
deity, and zeal for the interests of Virgin
ia TO offer.
For the kind manner in which you, on
behalf Of the Joint Committee, have ex-
pressed yourselves towards me, receive for
them, and yourselves individually, the as
surance my grateful acknowledgements.
| am, gentlemen, with esteem, your ODE
dent servant.
JOHN FLOYD.
5 joss +. p %apraso and Es'qr'.
Chairman Of the Joint Commife Of
the Senate and House Of DELEGATES
Mr.. Gllmer presented long Report
upon the Revolutionary Claims-from the
committee on that sublect-and Mr.. An.
derson submitted subsiitute-both o
which were ordered to be printed far III.
use OF the Legislature,
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January IS-'G0
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-10-27
THE ELECTIONS.

The Elections, which have recently taken
place, ali go to show that the present Admins
tration is rapidly losing its hold on the conf.
donce Of the community, and render it highly
probable, that the descent faGen. Jackson will
DO as,rapid as was his rise. ii Were 1t otherwise,
we might well doubt the stability of our insti.
tutions, for, since his accessonto the Presidcn,
cy, to,use his own classic language, I" corrup.
tiOnA hus, emphutically, been" the order ofthe
day" % an extent never before Witnessed IN
our government COVE But the people have risen IL
their strength, ard proclaim that the days Of
the present, administration are numbered. New.
or before, we believe, has there been so great
a change In single year as there has during
tho last six months. In addition TO Kentucky,
Indiana, Missouri, Louisiana, and Maryland,
whose loss 10 the Jackson party has already
been put ON record, we are now enabled to add
the following interesting election details:
New JERsEr. The election in this State has
resulted in nett gain TO tho republican party
Of 7 members Of tho Legislature, since last year.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Pears grew the present season, in the garden
Of Mr.. Daniel jerks of Salem, which weighed
"a OF and pa OF.
In Cant Joel fuckers garden, Monson, q
bell pair was lately gathered, which weighed
"a OF. and was la inches round.
A gentleman lately had his pocket book stol
en- at the Park Theatre, New AcfA' containing
$4,000.
"A diamond rattle snake, species rarely
found, was lately killed in the Cherokee coGn.
try. 1t was over z feet long, and l3A inches
round Their bite is said to 5e incurable.
The U, S. troops secured the gold mines. in
the Cherokee country, about Oct g. They
drove off the Indians as well as the whites
which leads the Cherokee Phenix to remark
it now appears plainly that our great father
considers us in the light Of intruders."
The Seleetmen of Beverly, not being satisfi-
ed with the census taken of that town, ordered
IL taken over again, which shows an excess
over the one taken by the Assistant Marshal
of 242.
Inc Rev. Timothy Flint has been compelled
LOT want OF patronage, to reinquish his plan Of
publishing Western Quarterly Review at
Cincinnati. Ohio
Hon. Philip P. Barbour has been appointed
oy me President of the United States, Judge of
me U. .. District Court, for the District of
Virginia, vice George Hay deceased.
hrchaishop Cheverus has published declar.
alton pr onouncng his happiness that his poljt.
zeal career Is, at an, end, and his wish only to
live and die among his people at Bordeaux.
Gen. Jackson in lerser OF number of cit
liens of Hawkins County, Tennessee, init
mates his intention of being again, candidate
for the Presidency, thus giving the lie 10
another of his former professions.
A dreadful explosion took place in colliery
in Newcastle, (Eng) on the morning of the Cd
OF Aug, which killed forty-three men and boys
Mt:Gtimke on whom the degree of LII D.
was conferred at the late Commencement of
Yale College, has declined the honor
About one thousand men are now employed
IN making the Albany and Schenectady rail
road, which, it is expected will be COMPLETED
next year. The stock has recently advanced
to ten per cent.
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DIED.

IL II L.
In this town Oct. 81, Abram T. Fav, aged 81
Oct y, Mrs. Sarah wife of Capt Josiah Brown,
aged 65.-Printers in Netu York and 6aine ara
requested to insert this death.
In Petersham, Oct. l6, Capt lothian Bouker,
aged 19:-Printers in Vermont are requested to
insert this death. --~-. ,--s-
In Templeton, Oct 10, Capt. Cooper Sawver
aged 81.
In Marlboro. Miss Caroline williams, aged %
vester. aged 80.
In Upton, Aug. /, Mr.. Samuel Dean, aged g.
Oct 2,iMrs. Nancy Dean, widow of Mr.. Samuel
Dean, aged 81.
In Stow, Oct. 4, Rev. Jonathan Newell. AIRED 81.
He was born at Needham, (Mass.) in l749; was
graduated at Harvard University in ITO; studied
divinity with DR.. West of Needham, afterwards of
Boston: and was settled at Stow, Oct. IL. TIA
He continued sole pastor of the society nearly 81
years. when, at his request, colleague was asso.
ciated with him.
In Washington City Oct. /. Mrs. Abigail s.
Wood, daughter of widow Rebeckah Woodward
Of this town, aged "a.
In Dublin, N H. Sept. so, Lydia, wife of Joab
Tnswanzey, IN. H. Oct. Is, Deidamia H. Wood.
ward, aged u. ...
In Newfane, w. Sept 81, Mr.. Luke Morse,
aged 49,.
Drowned in West River, at New Fame. WI
July 81, Mr.. Simon Fisher, aged 4s. He went in
as usual 70 battle, AID venturing too far from the
shore was overpowered by the watery element.
AT the Aims House, in Lynn, Donald M'Donald.
aged l0S. He was born in Scotland in 1922. He
was in the British service before he came to this
country; was at the taking Of Quebec, when Wolf
fell, and with Braddockswhen he was killed by the
indians, and was one of the fe,c whom WASHINGTON
then a MAJOR. conducted from the field of battle.
Donald served several years in our revolutionary
war N Gseen s regiment. He leR Portsmouth
In ARrt last and, travelled on foot to Washington
and on his1 way back stopped at the Lynn aims
inst. Before his sickness he was intelligent and
related many incidents, both Of his early life and
latteNyeaFs, with great minuteness.
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>s- WORCESTER:
WEDNESDAY,. OCT. 27. 1880.
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION, Nov. /.
Worcester South District.
Hon. JOHN DAVIS.
WOrcester North District.
Hon. JOSEPH G. KEyVDALL.

Hon. JOSEPH u. hEyVUs4LL.
The Election for Representatives to Con
grcss in this State will take place on Monday
next. The able and faithful representatives of
this County are candidates for reelection and
no others have been publicly nominated for the
office. Still it behoves the electors TO go TO the
polls and give them strong and efficient sup,
port. Knowing the character of Jacksonsm,
and its weakness here, it is to be expected, that
whenever it makes any effort with us, it will be
either secret or cOUsrt, or both. Let us then
guard against the possibility of defeat by sur.
prise. The interests Of this county are too
strongly identified with the measures supported
they act, to be entrusted TO those who hold 9th.
err opinions on questions Of national policy. In
relation to the South District particularly this is
most cmphatically true. 1t is to the policy which
they support that we owe our present prospect.
ty; it is 20 that we owe an increase in our pop.
ulation for the last ten years of nearly thirty.
three and third per cent. when, if the policy
Of the Jackson party had prevailed, it would
have been stationary or retrograde.
We are aware that some Of our Jackson men
prysssto be advocates for the protecting poll
cy. Whatever they profess, makes but little
difference SO long as they act with the party,
and the party, as such, is opposed to the policy
To the polls then, Electors Of Worcester Coun.
ty! and shew, BY your votes, your continued
confidence in those, who have, uniformly. and
steGdfastly, supported the measures on which
your welfare and prosperity SO essentially de.
pend.
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CoSeREssloSAL NomIsArIoNs, The Nation
al Republican Candidates for Congress in sew
eral districts oftbis State are as follows Frank.
I'm, George Grenneli. Jr.; Hampshire, Isaac
c. Bates; Middiess1, Edward Everett; Esser
North, John Merrill; ESSEX South, B. w
Caowninshield and Rufus Choate; Suffolk, Ma.
than Appleton; Plymouth, John Quincy Adams
Barnstable, John Read; Bristol. James L.
Hodges and Russell Freeman Berkshire, Hen
ry W. Dwight and Geo. N. Briggs. The di
visions in Essex South, Bristol, and Berkshire
will, probably, prevent choice on the first trial
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MARRIED.

In this, town, Oct 10, by Rev. Mr.. Hill, MIR.
Theophilus B. Western to Miss Charlotte Robin
son.
In Concord, Mr.. John Goodrich of Fitchburg, to
Miss Mary Ann Blake. o
In Shirley; Maj. Levi Houghton of Lunenburg,
to Mrs. Abigail Mcintosh.
In Marlborough, IN. H. on the 18th inst, Mr.
William Ward of Barre. to Miss Mary Forbes Of
Oakham. :
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NEW GOODS.

LUST received, and now opening, an addi-
e tional assortment of FALL and WINTER
GOODS, such as English and German Merino
Circassians; Printed Bombazetts and Flannels /;
Raw Silk and Merino ShawIs; Elegant Dark
Prints; Scotch, Tartan, and Imitation Rob Roy
Plaids; Ladies' Cloths; Dark Fancy Hdk's. /;
a few pieces Carpetirg; Goats Hair and I'm.
itation Camlets Blue, Black, and Mixed
Broad Cloths and Cassimeres Hair Ppffs and
Carls; Live Geese, Russia, and Sea-Fowl
Feathers Bed Tickings Damask Table
Cloths, &c. &C.: which will be sold at the
lowest prices, by THAYER g. DANIELS,
No. 2 Goddards' Row.
Worceafer Oct 81