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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-09
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.sTsttsr ~ - kcrOiut,sY Cone
Departed this e a. hi' rcsdcuce Woodyilc Cpeper
S SSo7 7 S y"o a.. Of S. ct Ss & 81 ;S
and uuu.,er Of l,rod cll.,ni, 10 rrcu, ai Jc,,b
So g'T pc ,sS r =, . - ii va, n The actions Of
- 9, 9. 10 lc" iie elae" trsiu'on, Of hdmen which
"'t",.,I Vie $, t.sic OF lur-"yas.
re Wa io' ZEE at. an active magistrate, a, the time
OF h,ne 1 ii'sh Shcl6 Of The Count io the second time
ia az ue rooNons OF lie, he was most exemplary mcn
hieuds. he cmucuy as farmer and com,r,5
mneh 10 te Symc9 IF agriculture and Domestic Manua:.
he had been Tor highly rcspo calie member Of the
tan .i,ulo and resignation. I5esrriesSsyf Sr.sa,
m ...-s-v
Nm CHANG ERi.--in Hanover County Court, Jan
x 27h, 1890.
rlaud T. waiiy and Pa'sy ID. his wife. fogms.l,
Pa'sy D. Chsholne. and the said Garland 4. Waldv.
as armln's,rator d" bonus non, with the wl annexed
OF Wait rChishclme, ia. deed, PNG.,
Cornelius u. Cs.bolme. Mary A. Crank, aud her
husband Stephen Crank, Thoma. III. Chshclmp, Eliza.
be Jane b16cocS, and hen husband william X Bah
cock, Thco Harriet hitoltre, Sarah ID. Chisho,me,
1T Gbe Matilda Chl'ho'ne, and William ID. Chi.hoine
the fur last OF whom inlans under H.. ave If Of
yfa's; David ChFhoime Thomas d. CHS ome, Adam.
Chi'hone, Supra Chi.holme Sarah Chishome Su-
anna Chisholne ad Martha Chi,Iolme The FIVE last
OF whoIr al'o uans under the age Of ,w.,,v.on,
year., ami Meriel II. c. Boyer. Den:
lhls day came a we'll The Plaintiff. as the ID, fen.
diu', Meuei H. c. Buyrr by their counsel ard ,be b
ani answer Of the said defendant MerieI H. C. Bower.
n'ing hled, Philip B "1son Is appointed guardian al
''. ",iN 'Vt'HN"hiS, Iheo. Harriet, Sarah
W. fh@He aiiida, llliam d., Adam, S. pra Sarah
Susanna and Martha Chshome Tor the specis burmese
oi ening them in Ibis suit; and the said de e ndan,s
. rn"lus y. Chishom", Mary Crank and her hus-
tand Stephen Crank, Il ohas II. Chisholme Elizabeth
Jane B'hcock, and her husband William II B,bcock
Then. larrie', Sarah ID Pi ebe, Matilda william d.
David Thomas d., Adam, Supra, Sarah. Susanna and
Martha Chishome not having entered their apr esrance
and given security according 10 the act Of Assembly
and the rules Of this court, and appearing to the ss
stacu"n of the court that they not iuhabants Of
this Commonwealth: ON The motion IF the psiniiT. il
IS oriere' Una they ap"a here on the FIRST day Of April
Cort tNiand answer the plaintiffs said b,ll an that
copy oi this order b" f't'wh Inserted in the En-.
qnref newspaper publish in tie Civ OF Rchnond
Tor '"o months sn"cesivey; ami that another ccrv lie
tostvd al Tie front door OF the courjou-e ol Iii. cam
~. A copy. Test.
PHILIP il. WINSTON, c. II c.
req a6--wSws SS 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-09

rN OIlCE-All persons having claims against the esl
tate of Vincent Jones, deed, late Of Richmond
County Va are earnestly qucstCd TO bring them To-
"arH property authenticated, 70 me, residing in said
county, for payment before the Ist dav of Nav
next. This notice will be plead in bar of all such as
may be presented after that period, as intend TO settle
up the said estate ON or about The day above mentioned.
Persons indebted 10 the said estate are desired 10 make
Immediate payment TO indulgence can he SIS
lowed. JOSHUA RLAMY. Adn'or
Eeb " 96-5f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-09

tS OP THE THlLf.-l win give ten dollars re-
- ward for the delivery of mare that wastakep
rom my stable o. The night Of he first instant. She
is about Eve eeth high and is about five or six wears old
she has no particular marks about her TO my recollection
more than that of harness. ] give the above reward
Tor ihe delivery OF her TO me, near Cumberland c. H.
or ve dollars Tor the security of her hot get her a.
gain. CHARLES S. PALIlORE
stony ROM, REP y O6-l2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-09
DIR. WILLIAMJUDKINs'S

I'.IITE.N'I' OENI.NE.VI,
For the of White SweIlings Sore eos and Irlss
Candular Tumors and Swelings, Old and Fresh
Wounds, SpraiDs and Bruises Burns and Scalds
Inflammation in Women's Breasts Rheumatic Pains
u The testimonials in support of the virtues and Ell
hcacy oil thIS Ointment, too TO he publish
ca al ms tlRe but will he forwarded Post Masters i'm
me form OF Handbiil for the information of suffering
humanity.
Country Merchants would greatly accommodate the
community by keeping supply of This invaluable ar.
lowing prices, viz
I nl'aii price per pot, 81 90
10y the nan uOLen, ! 80
BY tle dozen, So
foF SIX rozen, 43 90
For sale by Wa. W. GRAY
Governor Street, and by
HUGH c. MPNENiARA,
Next door 10 the Bel Tavern
GU - 96-IC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-09

We are much b. Air Nebstors Speech And ns
Proceedings oihe legislature and ofthe last No Off
we Amended Constitutions and tho several extracts of Interesting
vuois nom Warrington that we have spare for
Articles cl ou ownbut there time for all things. We
cLeerlu,Y lInu-I-I cNl nlo lLe LnnI. of u,hers
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-07
JANUARY IN.
HAMMOND'S
Circulating Library

RECENT ADDITIONS, viz.
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ligent and interesting, that the sea.
son has produced"
207' "Boudoir" The Book ofthe BoudoiI
by Lady Morgan, 2 vols
2O9S "Wish ton Wish" The Wept oi
Wish ton Wish. u tale by the au
thor of the Red Rover, 9 vols
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n Kings Page, by the author Of Al.
macks revisited, 2 vols
20S0 Ramon the Rover Of Cuba. The
personal narrative Of that celebrated
pirate, vol
2Os2 Irish Character Sketches Of Irish
Character, By Mrs. S. c. Hall, vol
20S3 Private Life, or varieties of chsrac.
tors and opinion. by the author oI
Geraldine, &c 2vols
2OSl Beatrice. tale founded on facts by
hSs. Holland, 2 vos
This Library consists Of over 1000 vol.
umes.
Annual subscribers by paving s2 are en-
titled 10 one seu Via time snd snexchange
their books as often as they please.
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SATURDAY

SATURDAY
Schr. Minas, Dennis, from Providence.
Soop B. ID. Jones, West, from Proyl-
dence for ~ Bedford.
Sloop Industry. Cobb. Taunton.
Sloop Anity, Munro, from New Yorb
for Providence.
SUNDAY
sohr. Bradford, Linsey, from Thomas
ton for n. Y. .... .. -.
Schr. Anawan. Hudson, from n. Y. fol
Wareham.
Schr. WIN. Brown, Macombor, from
Providence for Baltimore.
Schr. Vest, Evereth, from Trenton.
Sloop Victory, Willard, from Bristol fol
y. York.
Sloop Bcrklcy, WHARF, from Nantucket
Sloop Mary, Burt, from N. Y.
MONDAY
Schr. Defiance, Lee, from Prov. for n
York.
Schr. James Burrill, Briggs, from Phila
delphia.
Sloop Henry, Ray, frem Bristol for New
Bedford.
soop Morning Star, Marble, from Som.
erset.
TUESDAY
Brig Sea Bird, Carr, from Providence
Schr. Hannah. Hanna, from Portland
Schr. Lafayette, Crowell, from Port.
land for n. Y.
MEMORANDA
Cleared at Havana Dec. 18th. brig Ma.
~ Ann, Norris, for New Orleans. the Crle-
rion, Brooks. was to sail for do. 24th; dane,
for Providence 22d.
Cleard attn. Y. ,30tb ult. shiPBoy Greene.
for Matanzas.
Arrived at Charleston, 25th, schr. Will
liam, from st. Augustine.
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MORAL ENVOY.
LIBB RTY.

'ENHE publishers and proprieters OF the
IL "ANTI- MAsoSIcK RnoDE.lsLANprR,'
having been solicited by several of their
friends in Bristol county, to remove their
establishment 10 the villoge Of Fall River,
Mass contemplate establishing FREE
PRESS under the above title, as soon as
One Thousand subscribers are obtained.
They therefore solicit the friends Of LIB
RErr TO assist them in supporting the cause
Of EQuAL RIGHTS.
In altering the name Of our paper. the
character will not DO changed, The ES.
vOY will therefore be sent TO the presen,
subscribers of the "Rhode Islander"
The MORAL ENvoY will be published
svery Wednesday morning, on fine I'm.
periul sheet, containing six columns, on the
following
TERMS:
To Mail subscribers, and companies who
call at the Office for their papers, 1t will be
afforded for One Dollar and Fifty Gents
year, IN ddrancs;-Six months, for One
Dollar, IN odrdnes.
To those who receive their papers sin.
gly at the Office, or have them delivered al
their doors, or at other places, for Two
Dollars year, ia advance; Two Dollars
and Fifty Cents before the expiration OF
six months; or Three Dollars at tho end OF
the year.
No subscription received for less term
than six months.
FADyERTIsEmESTs not exceeding n
square, will be inserted three times for
Oae Dollar, and continued for Seventeen
Cents a wcek;-larger ones in proportion.
w. ALLEN g. S. FOLSOM.
Fall River, January S, 1880.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-07
Newport Bank.

A T meeting of the Stockholders c'
IA the Newport Bank, on "Wednesday.
the 9th instant, the following named per-
sons were cho.en Director. ior The year
ensuine:--Samuel Vernon. John Slocum
VIM. S. NJ Allan, John Williams, Simon
Newton, William Vernon, Isaiah Crooker,
jan. WIN. $. Nichols, and Stephen B. Cor
nell.
And at a subsequent meeting Of said Di.
rectors on the same day, SAMUEL VEE.
Son was chosen President.
]. WILLIAMS Jr. Ca,h'r.
Newport, ian. Z, 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-07
Edward w. Lawton.

Has CONSTANTLY FOR sale,
StATp, Copper and Board Shea,hing Pa.
- per; blue Candle Paper, clean and
fast color; Wrapping paper from IS to
81 ,62i cts, per resm; Double do. do. from,
80 to So do; Ken,ish Cap for Hardware
and Blasting; Fine Wrapping Paper, free
from the smell Of Tar, &c. for Teas
medicines, Confectionery &c. &c. Pol.
ished Wrapping for the use OF Banks,
Public Offices, &c.
~ Cash for Old junk, Ropes, Can.
vass and Flaxseed. Jan z
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-07
Notice.
Eilery & Hazard,

ID EQUEST oil those indebted to them
III by Note or Book Account 10 make
payment previous to the Goth inst. or their
demands will be placed into the hands os
an Attorney for collection--and Likewise
request all who have demands apainst said
Firm to present the same for adjustment.
Jan7, 1890 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-07

Connecticut Lottery, class q,
Draws on Monday next,
Highest prize 5000 dollars,
Tickets 81, parts in proportion.
Maine State Lottery, no. II,
Draws To morrow,
$4,000 highest prize,
Tickets S4-parts in proportion.
DRAT.V NUMBERS,
IN the Consolidated Grand S,nie, No. 6.
43 so 90 30 36 as 10 IL 55
Connecticut Lottery, mol,
% 55 56 % 32 ~ 50 81 IA
Rhode Island Consolidated, no l6,
IL sc III 5 AZ 46 81 6 4
Union Canal no IS,
&c 50 55 81 5 40 AZ Q 81 %
Combination 5 i6 AZ in r. ]. Consolid
Lottery, no lG, came mp a prize Of $3.50
and was cold at this Office in quarter tic.
s. CAEccNI.
JAM
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Rhode-lsland Union Bank

4 II general meeting ofihe Stockhol-
n dcrs oftbe r. Union Bank, held ut
their Banking house, on Tuesday, Jan. 5ih,
1890, The following named persons were
chosen Directors Of said institution for the
year Christopher q. Champlin,
Christopher Fowler, Stephen T. Northam,
John p. Mann, George Engs, Robert p.
Lee. and David Buffhm. AT meeting Of
the Directors then chosen, Christopher e..
Champlln was chosen President of the
Board. n. G. BOSS, Cashier.
Newport, JIn. z, 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-07

The annual meeting Of the NEWPORT
TRACT SOCIETY, will be held at the I'd
Baptist Meeting House, on Wednesday Ev.
cning next, Jan. I3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-07
TrED
GMIP Ir@VyS.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

ENTERED,
Sch. Minos, Dennis, Providence.
Brig Sea Bird, Carr, Providence.
.7IRIVED,
FsIDAY, Jan. !. -
Sloop Express, Gardner, from N. York,
for Providence.
Schr. Maria, Snow, from Rochester, for
y. York.
slooP Eliza, Mypck, from Frsciown.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-07
MARRIED

Iu this town on the 2Sth inst. By the Rev
Mr. Puffer, Mr.. Laurent +. 5 Nicklye TO Mrs
Susan Moore, daughter Of Mr.. John II Moore
In this town on Thur'day evening Nov.
18th, by the Rov. Mr.. Eddy, Mr. Eseck Gif.
ford Of Fall River, to Miss Elizabeth Com
stock, daughter Of Dir. Charles Comstock, Of
this town.
1.usJ
In this town on 3Ist inst, Mrs. Lydia Mel.
vile, wife OF Mr.. Seth Melville, aged 66 years.
On Tuesday nigh, last, William Crooke,
ESQ. lie was highly respected citizen,
and his loss will be generally lamented;
At Providence on the Oath ult. Richard
Cozzens,a man Of color aged - years; he was
formerly slave 10 the late Matthew Cozzens,
Esq Of this town and served as a fifor in the
X. I. regiment during the Revolutionary war.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-07
y. u. ROWLAND, Prob. CIR.
SWAIM'S
PANACEA.

LNOR the cure Of Scrofula, or Kings r..
Il vii, Ulcers, Rheumatism, Sypbili,ic,
Mcrcurial Liver complaints, and most dis
eases arising in debilitatcd constitutions,
or from an impure state Of .he Blood, &c.
TO TIE PUBLIC. The numerous and
multiplying frauds committed on the pub
lie, by various mixtures in imitation Of this
we'll known medicine, is alone satisfactory
evidence ofits superior virtue, without any
other proof. There are now at least twch-
ty limitations Of il; but these limitations arc
all deficient in one important requisite
they possess not the VIRTUES Of SwAfM's
PANACEA.
To secure the public against imposition.
the genuine Pnnacea will hereafter be sold
in white glass bottles, Of an oblong square
shape, with the following words blown in
glass; on one side, Swaim's Panacea, and
on the ends, Genuine Philadelphia; with
a label representing Hercules destroying
the Hydrs;--another label covers the corks
they both have my signature on them. As
the cork cannot be drawn without dcfscing
the label, the medicine may be known TO
be genuine when the label has not been in.
jured.
for sale by
A. II. Moore.
Market square. Newport. Rel
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-07
EUTTER.

InAA lbs. real good BUTTER, just
ZOOO received at Cellar No. J, IN
Church street, and will be sold cheap by
Nathaniel Sweet.
His old customers and tho public arc IN
yi,ed to cal aud supply themselves With
this rood article, Dec. IL,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-07

At a Court Of Probate. holdsa at .Nsppori,
January 4itt, 1890,
A PPLlCATlON was made for an Ad.
n minlstrator to be appointed on tho es.
tate Of
Major BENJAMIN WATSON,
late Of me u. 3. Army, deceased. ], iso or.
dGred thereon, that the consideration there.
of be referred 10 Court Of Probate to be
holden at the State House in Newport, on
the first Monday in February next at y o..
clock A. NJ. and that previous notice be Civ.
en- by publishing copy ofthis order three
sereral times in the Rhode. Island Rcpubli-
can, to all persons interested to appear at
said time and place, and be heard.
True copy,
y. q. ROWLAND, Prob. Clk.
Jan. z, 1880.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-07

Maine State Lottery, no. ii,
Drswe TO morrow,
Highest prize 10000 dollars,
Tickets 81, parts in proportion.
Connecticut Lottery, class 81
Draws January IL,
Highest prize, 5000 dollars.
Tickets 81 parts in proportion.
DRAWN NUMBERS
In the Consold. Grad State, no. 6.
g 50. 20 80 36 45 l3 ii IS
Connecticut Lottery no ],
81 55 Sc % 30 10 80 ~ Al
Rhode Island Consol. no l6,
II 36 II 5 AZ l6 81 6 4
Union Canal no. is,
26 30 SIS 81 5 40 AZ 2 81 o.
Tickets in oil The domestic Lotteries. ,c
be had at this ofiice-whcre number oi
handsome prizes have been sold.
J. &. SHAW.
Jan T.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-07
Store.

w. EDDY offers his services 10 tho
~. public as sn Auction and Commission
Merchant. UneXceptionnblc reference
given. Orders respectfully solicited
In store, variety Of goods at reduced
prices. Dec. 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-07

DR.. CBASsIxG.- In the second series ofthe
"Casque, ofLiterary Gems. "a beautiful and
rich compilation recently published in Scot
land, DR.. Channing's Character Of Napoleon is
introduced by tie following complimentary
note. The frs, series Of the same work con.
famed long extrac,frSm his character Of MI.
ton
This is long extract: but when il is read,
no'apology for its length will be felt requisite
As an analysis Of character, il is, in vigor and
accuracy, Of the very highes, order but its
great charm and value will be found 10 lie in
its eloquent exposition Of the ri.hts and inter.
es.s Of mankind, and the stern adheranoe
which it displays throughout, to truth, free.
dom, and the principles Of morality. DR.
Claiming is an American Most Of his works
have been reprinted in this country. They
are not yet extensive: but, By their admirable
combination Of moral and intellectual great
ness, they provs him to belong 70 those wri.
ters who are blessing as well as en- honor
TO their species The present essay, occasion.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-03-03

In Ashburnham, Mrs. Rhoda, wife of Mr.
Jonas Read, aged r.
In Princeton, Feb. 10, Miss Fidelia Nhrick.
daughter OF Caleb Mirick, aged 2O.-Printers
IN NeD York and Vermont are requested 10
insert this DEATH " ~
In Westminster, Jan. 90, Mr.. Jonas Cutler.
aged 49-Feb. 10, Mr. Reuben Raymond AGED
In Norwich, Comm Miss Ellen, daughter of
Mf. Mr, rhlnehas Jones of Spencer, aged 90.
In Bolton, iona. Whitcomb, Esq, uged So
MISS betsey Sawyer, aged g.
G. In Addison, (Vt) Feb. 8, Asa Wilmarth, aged
In Chesterfield, ~ H. widow Mary Put.
., In Jericho, q. ~ Feb 81, Elias Hicks, aged
In Boston, Mr.. Thomas B. Wait, aged CO.
In New Bedford, Mrs Hannah E. Deyoll.
aged 3O.-Mr Acus Sisson, aged 49, formerly
of Newport, R. I.
e- In DummerstOn, (vt) Mr., Asa Parish, in the
9th year of his age.
In Putney, (Vt) Mr. James Capen, formerly
OF massachusetts,, aged &C. He was revolt
tlonary pensioner, and served about five wears
IN the revolutionary war-Mr. Seth Cary, "a
revolutionary pensionsr, aged SO years and s
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AcGdena4 IN DudLeu.

NfHS Institution is now under the super.
IL ntendence of Mr.. SANFORD LAwToN
who has taken the charge of it upon his own
responsibility. The building, which is a spa.
edG1S oas has been neatly fitted up for the &C.
An accomplished ana r Rfgky OF
has been employed to take charge of the board
ing department, who is in all respects we'll
qualified. The Preceptor and his wife will
board with the family, and have the entire su-
pervision of the students Those who may be
disposed to patronize the School, by sending
their sons or daughters, may be assured that
the strlctest attention will be paid to their NOR
ais and manners, and that no pains will be
spared to facilitate their progress in intellec-
tual Improvement. Terms of tuition: For
those pursuing the Languages, $4,33,-for
those attending to English studies, 1888
Price of Board in the family with the Precep.
tor, including washing, ST. So
10 The next term will commence on the
third Wednesday of this month.
SANFORD LAWTON, Preceptor.
Dudley, March g. @
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-03-03

LYcEUMs. At a meeting of citizens from
various parts of the Commonwealth, friendly
to Lyceums and to the cause of P opular Ed
ucation, convened in the hall of the House
of Representatives on the evening of the
10Th Of February, 1880, His Excellencv
Levi Lincoln was called to the chair, and
]. S. c. Knowlton of Lowell, and Thomas
A. Greene of New Bedford, were appointed
Secretaries.
Rev. Asa Rand, from committee an
pointed Tor that purpose at similar meeting
held in February last, presented detailed
report IN relation to the number and present
state of Lyceums established in this Com
monwealth.
The meeting was addressed by Mr..
Sedgwick of Stockbridge, Mr.. Walker of
Cambridge, Mr. Calhoun, Speaker of the
House, Mr.: Eddy Of marlborough, Mr..
Mckay of Pittsfield, Mr.. Jackson Of New
ton, Rev. Mr.. Wilder of Charlton, Rev. Mr..
Train of birmingham, and several other
gentlemen, and the following resolutions
were adopted:
Resolved, That we regard the formation
and success of Lyceums throughout this
Commonwealth as calculated to exert an
suspicious influence upon the interests of
popular education and of literature and
science generally.
Resolved, That it be recommended to
the school teachers in the several towns, to
connect themselves with Lyceums, and
form distinct class or division for their
appropriate pursuits.
Resolved, That for the purpose of COL
lectng and dIffusing information on the
subject of Lyceums, committee be appoint
ed by this meeting, consisting of not less
than three persons from each county, to
report at similar meeting during the next
winter session of the Legislature that
the same committee be requested to pro-
mote the formation of County Lyceums and
to encourage representation from them
to consult on the establishment of a State
Lyceum at some convenient time in the
next winter.
Gentlemen were appointed as such COM
mittee from the several counties in the State,
of whom there were from Worcester-Rev.
John Wilder jr., Rev. Jonathan Going, Ira
Barton, Charles RUSSELL William Lincoln,
Joseph Willard, Emory Washburn, Rev.
Calvin Lincoln, jr.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-03-03
PUBLIC AUCTION

- "lLL be sold at Public Auc-
IEEEtH9 w ton, at the house of the
HH1 subscriber in Brookfeld, on THURS
@z1 DAY, the 25th dag of March inst,
at two o'clock, P: NJ, (if not previously sold at
private sale) the FARM whereon the subscrib-
er now lives, situated in the South Parish in
SAID Brookfeld, three quarters of mile from
the Meeting House, on the road leadino fran
Boston and Providence to Northampton, Spring.
field, and Albany. Said Farm contains about
fifty seven acres of choice Land, well fenced
with good stone walls, lately built, and well
proportioned into lots of good Moving, Plough
ing, Pasture, and Wood Land, with a good
House, having seven rooms on the lower floor,
good Barn, Corn Barn, and other Out Build.
ings, with two good wells of water,-one at
the House, the other at the Barn. Likewise.
a Tan Yard, Bark House, Currying Shop, and
Tan House. The payment will be made yerv
easy. For further information, inquire of the
subscriber. Possession given the first day of
April next JOHN MIJZZY
3rookfeld, March 3. 70
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FARM FOR SALE.

Royalston, few miles from the proposed
IL Railroad from Boston to Brattleboro, con-
tanning nearly 80 acres. 1t is believed that any
person OF correct taste who is Judge of the
quality OF Land would be suited with this Farm
1t is well fenced, and the soil is equal to any
IN the town The Buildings are good. The
house is almost new, built of the best materials,
and completely finished The situation is uni
Versally allowed to be uncommonly pleasant !;
commanding an extensive view of the surround
ing country. The Orchard contains variety
reacn; ruin, ButtGfnlt, and wanna trfqssg,
Grape Vines, &c. In the Wood Lot are large
number of thrifty young Sugar Naples, around
which, the other wood has been cleared away
in order to give them better chance to grow.
1t will be sold low, and credit given for part
of the pay if desired. Inquire of JACOB MET
CALF, or STEPHEN RICHARDSON, in said Roy
alston, or at No. Blossom Boston, of
ISAAC METCALF
March 8 O