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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-28
Zine Cutlery on Cards. Combs &c

&lne Cutlery on Cards, Combs, &C.
Mann ses near az ,ba na IF. past O'clock al the Store
Segment Of Fine Cutlery Cards, Rogers and BabeTs
will BE- this Eye aR the 9 Book dG1s bach and
without the ga tee'|e Also l0o Valencia vests well
aE subscriber respectfully tenders his services as
Commission Agent to the Merchants and Farmers
on York and Rappahannock Rivers, who send their
produce, &C. to the Norfolk Market He refers
TO Messrs. Smith 6. Co., Patricks
Lewis and Ro. B. Smith, DutlIey's Ferry
Fob. NJ. Spencer, Esq, Little Plymouth,
Geo & ' Poi"dszs1 ,' Esq King Queen C H,
- 'leSsFs' Geo f. Butler & Co.. King William c. He
MessFs iiealy, Street, & Co. Usbanna,
Edmund NJ Ware, Esq, Bowlers,
HIesSFs. Winter Bray e. Go Z Tanah.s,
JAMES FERGUSON Js
Roheys Wharf Norfak
--g z - laH9 10Th January, 1891.
PURSUANT to deed in trust, executed 10 the
subscribers by Ro. Douthat, bearing date the
2o'h day Of March, 1928 and committed to record
IN the office OF the Charles City county court the
Slst Gay OF the same month and year. IN order To
secure the payment of sundry sums of money dre
rom said Douthat 10 Fielding Lewis-wil be sold
TO the highest bidder, at public auction. for ready
money, AT Charles City Court House, on Thursday
the 18th day of February next being court dev for
said county Of Charles City, a negro man named
(aVy. Selling as Trustees, shall convey such
title only as Is vested in us by the trust aforesad-
ne sale OF the negro was injoined OF the time Of
selling the other property conveyed by the Goed above
mentioned, which INDUCTION has since been dissolved
BEN. HARRISON
IAN l4--lnw5tc RO w. CHRISTIAN.
"A T rules held in the clerks Office of MecEenburo
IA county court, on the Sd dey of January, 183i
Peter +. furgerson, pitt. against Sarah Hansord
William Turner and Susannah his wife. Daniel Fra
zIer, SEN, Benjamin Frazier, Elizabeth Frazier Alex
ander Frozer, Su annah Frazier, Daniel Frazier
jun, Thomas II. FurgcrSon, and Homer V. Furncr
son, dfts.-IN CHANcERY
The defendants, Daniel Frazier, SEN, BENJAMIN
Frazier, Elizabeth Frazier, Alexander Frazier Su
sannoh Frazier, Daniel Frazier, jun, Thomas H.
Furgerson, and Homer V. Furgorson, not having
entered Their appearance according to the act Of
Assembly, and the rules of this court and it appear
ing satisfactorily that they not habauts Of this
State, on motion of the plaintiff, by his attorney it is
ordered that the said defendants do appear here on
the lst day of Mnrch court next, and enter their
appearance, and answer the Plaintiffs bill, and that
copy OF this order be inserted in one of the news
papers printed in the Of Petersburg or CITY ~
Richmond, for eight weeks successfully, and posted
at the front door Of the courthouse Of said county
copy. Testc,
JOHN G.. BAPTIST. n
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nounce n OF BOT also opposed the bill which he po
the ps intended 10 be avoided Nevertheless as msmJ
.e, struck at, he should vote for the lin -, o
mar he d'Nregarded its effects ' '"' o'' 10 Prove
mir enable likewise opposed IN, hin no,;.
trbs ~ ~ immunity TO itse!i III making its bargains
with sea, za b N opposed by Mr. Gibon supported
e ir. BOOKER offered ryder the bill eyon,n,irg -,
., Anea from the operation of the actSi Is 80 "
Rouse IN Its mercy, would pass 1' nc ''"peu the
WI ongsey said he did object 10 the ryder ro , l.,
care how many of them passed The bin w m4r ua ne
from the part CT the State whence he came and T
passed as to that part, he cared for no more " was
ne iiouse then ordered the ryder 10 Sd re,di,, e. -
ty of Nansemond ''' - "uU'"s the coun-
MIR Jackson moved to postpone the bill and ryder ioe
hir Atkinson spoke III explanations some
by Mr. Wtcher, and Mr. Witcher replied 'c'''' "'ue
against the posponement he should now vote In voice
willing to give the friends the bill an opporunv m Twas
such one as he could vote for and having done So he
could not vote for 'e No"' ~ lie
60 to O. r'0"'" all" hesauVed-
The question as to including Nausemond in IN. RYDER y,
then put aud nega,ived-ayes IS, noes Gil '''' was
The question recurring the enc rossner, r ,l. s
was carried against it-ayes 80, noes so - ~ '1''
nv rays nov called for the previous question, observing
onI- and the House sustained the call
rho was then put on passing the h in
csmnbe Hen shak' PesSs TeF Ksansy ccue,
Payne. Powell, Holland Cas,leunan w Wood King Perm
Bryce Hail. Ersk,ne, Easley, Dunn Carskadon Dawson
Gyer Sempe Gallaher, Summers Pollard, Leland HAYS
Lawson Caldwell, Street, Hudgins Newman Goode wai,s
s ;sI vaw,ers Helms oFerrs Anderson ADAMS
non non; hsoLe' Goodwill Hamilton, Eppes Gillespie Mccoy
NGEs-Niessrs. Bayy, Gilmer, w Wood, Booker sM
Garland hiayse Leilwich Davis, G Campbell Gholson
Shell Christian Clay, Taylor Broadus Gibson Wilson jane
Leigh l., Atkinson, Lucas c Pollard Ewing II Powell. W
+ Mason Knox Preston, Cohoou, Garland, McIaurhn
Rives, Tyler, Moore Lewis Williams Harris Ga,eSood
Soneute 6crsmP Newton Jackson, Crockett Maxwc Nc
On motion of Mr. Spurlocke the House adjourned
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1 CARD have much pIcasure in announcing TO
n the Public that Mr.. Shaw who has attended NV
Glasses in Bookkeeping, is perfectly adequate in i'm,
parting to the sudenthe theory and ramificaUons of
this necessary mercantile art, which with the afti.ang,.
lar method Of penmanshp, viii trust ensure him that
success, which the citizens Of Richmond have so ia
WHISKY contributed towards me. Mr.. Shaw will be nv
successor in the Office where have given instructions
and those persons who have not finished their course OF
lessons viii be attended to By him.
Jan 81 A. CARPENTJFH
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THE QUESTION SETTLED

Extract to the Editor of the Peunsy Inquirer dated
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2l.
You are distinctly at liberty and authorized to
state that if the people of The United States should
think proper to re-elect General ANDREW JACK
SUN to be their President, he will serve n second
Term IN mat station This annuncia,ion will proba
bly, have the effect of arrestng certain movements
predicate ed upon the assumption that the President
would retire at the end of his first term General
JACKSON does not seek continuance in the office.
cline it. ~
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GagolesalF l1rires C1rreuf.
Ricilniona. .Inn,,l,..,. ..

] N'soN ~ w
STAPLE ARTICLES.
Tobacco, leaf
fine, iO0lb. S7a3
good, 4 Il )
fair, 3 Il 4
refused, p Il 81
mGnIfdctured-
ist quail. cavendiSh, ID. 49, d
small twist, no. /, IL Il 10
no. Gan
Flour, city mills, 6 50
canal, Is
IPheaf, ll25
Corn, bush. 20
Goa, best for shipping, 10 a y
interior, ii rs
Cotton, > 4 81
VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES.
BeeS'oaa, best, 10 a 20
Butter, II IL!
Beef, mess, Dbl. 10 so all
fresh, ) % Il i 50
bacon, new,
Cheese, 7a9
Candles, tallow, mould, 10 ALL
sperm. 2Ga27
Co0te, w. !. green, 1IaI2
Rio, II n Il!
Java, white, IL ii
OrdIn3ry qualities, lOali
Chocolate, no. /, a12
CgTPorGs, Id. n as
Fish, behring's, 10. l, al
shad, no ], 8 81
mackcrel, no. /, 6ia1
do. no. ?, 5 a -
do. no. ), ) 75a4
Fi'1si:-raisins, bunch, box, 3
muscatel, ? IS
Feathers, live geese, good, 33a35
Glass, wintfow, SxlO, so feet,
, 10 l0xl2, do. ;
Ga"Pocdsr, Dupon;'s, ; 80
Rogers 5
Hemp, American, ton, 100 a 40
HIDES, Spin, sun-dricd, l6 a 10
salted, la Is
Indigo, Spin fiotant, ID. / 5Oal -
Iron, Swedes, Ton, 95 loo
English, so
American, 80 a3j
Lard, new, 7laS
Lime, l IS
Leather, sole, ID a p
upper ! 10 a ? 70
Lumber, clear, 1909 #. p
merchantable, II a Is
Mahogany, ST. Dom. #. u a %
Bay, Z a 10
NOtasscS, gal. n. 0. 3Ia35
superior, 30 81
w. India, generally, 81 d So
JueGl, bushel, I
Mails, cut, Id. 81
OIL, linseed, gal. SO
tanners, bill. I3al3!
sperm. winter prsd. gal. 80
do. summer do. to Il 30
Oats, bush. 35a37
PtaiSter Of Paris, ton, 3 10
Pork, prime, Dbl. III
mess, II 50
fresh, (hossI) I0Olhs 4 so a S.
Rice, Carolina, (new) 2 75 a ;
Sugar, loaf 16a2Ol, lumpllal6
N. o. brown, 100 lbs. 6 a8
ST. Croix, do. 7Aa1O
muscovadoes, 81 as
Salt, sack, Liv. flied, .! a 81
groundalum, ? az Is
Saitpetre, Id. 81 aIO
Spirits
brandy, cognac, gal. $50
apple brandy, new, 3Sa4O
peach do. IS so
rum, St. Croix g. Ant. GO a 81
do. New England, 40 a ~
gin, Holland, 90 a 1O5
do. Amricam, SO a 30
Whiskey, 42
Steel, German, III I2aII
English hlis,ered, l.
! Amer. do. 5Ia6
I Shot. cwt 50
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Stock of Groceries.
Evils MORNING January 2sth, past 10 o'clock wa
SNAIL sell at the Store of Mr. John Wyse his entire SiocL
Of 9roceres &c Also, Butter bunch Raisins New Orleans
i' t 30 80 'efinS a' SAFE y y. G co Aucis
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-28
DANYILLEVA Ian OF

DANYILLE, ' A. Jan. q.
FATAL AccIDENr.-We learn that on Friday last,
lichard Shelton was thrown from his horse and
Killed Of the particulars, have only learned
that he had started from q SALE In COMPANY with
several persons, who were on foot; on reaching
place where those on foot could go a nearer way
than that which Shelton must go on horse back
they separated; upon reaching the place where
the ways met, and not meeting with Shelton
the tootmen went in eaTch of him and found
MIN dead! his hat was some twenty PAGES In rear OF
him. and the presumption is that his hat was knock,
ed off by the limb ofa tree. and falling OF his horse
frightened him, throw his rider with such
violence as to produce his death Mr.. Shelton was
young man of good family, and engaged in the
practice Of the law.
ToBAcco.-Thcre is some little stir in this article
this week-buyers appear anxious to deal There
are still complaints of the inferior quality of what
is Coming III. The highest price obtained this week
Is $685. The tobacco was of tolerably good quality
but Objectionable OF account of order.
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TAN-BARK TALI.-

M r. TATiN'S next BALL will take place on satur.
wv day, the 18th ofJanusry, 1881.
Mr.. 7, respectfully invites the Ladies' IF Richmond
aud ITS vicinity, to honor him with their presence at
his Bali.
jT Tickets Of admission for gentlemen ono dollar
each, to be bad AZ Hir Nashs and air sanzav'z book
stores and Of Mr T. a. toe Hall or the evenin- o. the
La. jsp 2I--5iu
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-28

JUNUs-Mr Swinder, near Leeds has lust pub
lshed book, TO prove that Lord Chatham was
JunnS, and is said TO have succeeded in binding
Lord Cha hams brows with the authorship of tbese
celebrated political letters
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-28

MARRlED-On the 9th inst by the Rev. John
Gass, Mr. George w. Turpin. of Chesterfield county,
to Miss Melinda B daughter of Mr. Wiley Dickinson,
of AIbemarie countv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-28

NE1 stand the ensuing my farm nine miles from
Richmond directly the stage road leading ftou1 thai.
pace 70 fredericksburg, and known as Half Sink
III Is not saying too much (Or submit il To the canlo Of
ever gentleman acquainted with the facts me in the
assertion when say that his colts universally ackmow
10 possess as much size, strength and beauty any
cons nat nave ever been produced by i'm Vp-
MIA know SEVERAL that liza purchased for less than Sc
ven or eight hundred dollars have myself been offered
SlOdO for od-ihe estimate At which tay arc
heid by their owners, take be strongest
maj can be offered i'll behalf of unlried colts
lie season will commence the 18Th of Fsruarv and tor
inmate on the LIST OF July Terms hcretofoe Fifty Dollars
10 be discharged by the payment Thrtv-Gve at auv lime
g me season. SIXTY Dollars insurance; One Dollar the
taken away. ~ " 'o'''' VI
LNensye pastures are provided and fed regulay'
unless otherwise directed, twenty-five cents day
Gentlemen who sent last year ny the season 10 ohan
ma mat dd not prove foa Of any there b) that
e can DE sent again. and no charge made for services
te Horse unless they should prove in foai IN other words
'hc mares VIII be insured at the price of the season
~, JOHN M. BOTTS
ne uors Of the Political Arena and Petersburg Intelligent
ce w" please insert Tie above twice week in their espec.
tive papers for eight weeks and their accounts to- the
subscriber Nj I, VIC
jan l3-2aw8vv
'ENtIE subscriber wishing to dispose of his Real
Estate IN Cabell county, offers the following pro-
perty for sale, to wits Farm on Guyandote river
ABOUT e1ght miles above its mouth, containing 211
acres eXcelentiy watered, $50 of which is bottom
land under good fence and in C, tivation. ANY
person who wishes to tobacco, and would want
Farm in this county, would do well to purchase as
have raised several crops OIL the same and Skinned
them to Philadelphia where they have rat ed asIph
any tobacco from any part Of the Union. That is TO
say-tney have nctted after paying all expenses from
50 TO dollars per 100 lbs and from that to So and
viii also sell the Brick House and Lot at this time
occupied by Joseph Garder, in the town of Barfours
ville besides Farm House and Lot in the same Mace
and one Lot within the vicinity. All of which NAV
be mad on accommodating terms, by applying to the
subscriber ABSALOM HOIDESBy.
ian 27-2awSt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-28

Miss Fitzcarence is about to bestow her hand
win dis MaJestys perfect appreciation, on Viscoun
Falkland.
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Whole tickets $lO-HaIves S5--Quarters 81 SO
Tickets to be had either at retail OF by the pack
age at YATES g. McINTYRES.
ian %
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MANAGERS, OFFICE=

FENHE drawing ofthe Virginia WefLsJrg Lottery,
n "" 4, will take place at the EAGLE HOTEL,
THISDAY, at O'Clock the afternoon when the
following handsome prizes will be distributed
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Whole tickets $5-Halves 50 5O-Quarters 81 2s
NJ YORK CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,

Splendid Lottery-aIl Prizes!
S3O,OOO-S2O ,OOO-S1O,OOOl
UNION C.4JN;8L LOTTERY, CLass No. 2,
To be drawn TOMORROW. IN the city Of Pha-
adelphla, and the drawing received on TUESDAY.
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GOhaElna

AN AGENT & ATTORNEY
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-16
FOR THE MAssAcHusErrs SPY.

Mr.. Editor-We present you with the names of
our candidates for the Senate the ensuing year,
which we wish may be published in your paper,
as follows
Hon. SAMUEL MIXTER of New Braintree,
Maj. AARON BROOKS of Petersham,
Col. ISAAC DAVIS of Worcester,
CHARLES PARKMAN. Esq, of Westboro',
IRA BARTON, Esq, of Oxford.
We are in favor of these gentlemen and shall
use our best endeavors to promote their election
We know that Col. Mixter has resigned still wo
do not wish to lose the services of man of SO strict
integrity, and one who has always by his influence
and his votes supported popular measures; and we
feel assured that he will consent to serve us, whom
ne hnds himself chosen by THE PEOPLE.
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ton, whether the one is, and has BEEN the others
personal friend OF, whether he has been guilty of
hypocrisy and deception In this controv ersy they
are involving the leading men of their party, and
applying epithets to each other which are equally
disgraceful to those who use them and to those of
whom they are spoken. The fame which the par
ty have acquired by their mission to Russia is pc
culiarly their own, and whatever this has added to
the glory of the country they are entitled to the
credit Of But, as If something were wanting to
complete the climax of their errors the late devcl-
opment in the Post Office Department appears to
have been reserved for that purpose. An honest
and capable man, of thirty years experience, was
removed from that office, and to justify gross an
act, systematic attempt made to ruin his
character, by charge of squandering the public
money to the amount Of S42 900. For this pur-
pose alterations were made in the books of the
Department, so to charge to him, what was Law
ished by the present Post Master upon his partzans
and favorites. There is no question of the fact !;
his friends admit it. Of this fraud the President
was informed more than a year SINCE Yet this
Post Master is retained in Office and permitted to
continue one of the Constitutional advisers of the
President. Shall we desert our own State Gov
eminent, which has sustained the leading princi-
pies for which we contead, and has gone on indie
pendently, honestly, openly, and quietly, and unite
ourselves with the partizans Of the General OoV-
eminent, whose principles we do not understand,
whose discords and discussions we deprecate, and
whose honesty of purpose every one must doubt !
His Honor, 1t. Governor WINTHROP, has ever
united cordially in support of the measures adopted
by Gov. Lincoln, and those who'approve OF the one
will support the other.
The candidates for the Senate who have hereto
fore been tried have not been found wanting. Two
new candidates are proposed who selected from
the body of the people, for their probity, wisdom
and correct principles. They are worthy of all
confidence which the Office requires.
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DIE d:

In this town, March IL, Mrs Susan C. Fisher
wife of Mr.. Joseph Fisher, aged 25.-March IA
Capt Thaddeus Chaplin, aged rs. Funeral from
his late residence, at l O'Clock this afternoon -
Printers in NOic York and Maine, are requested %
publish this death.
In Rutland, Feb II, Moses Curtis, aged months
SON of Moses B. and Chloe b. Smith
In Holden, Feb q, Anna Broad, aged 10, daugh
ter of Capt Asa Broad.
In sturbridge, Feb. %, Mrs. Mehetabe Upbam,
aged 63, daughter of the late Hon. Timothy New.
ell, and relict of the late Timothy Upham Esq.
Mrs. Upham was highly respected, and died as she
had lived, in the enjoyment of ga good hope
through grace. Communicated.
In North Brookfeld, Feb. q, Charles Fl. Bush,
aged years, son Of Eleazer b. Bush.
In New Bedford, Maria Pool, wife of Major Pool
aged 40.
In Fairhaven, Reuben Hathaway, aged 10.
An the Pacific Ocean, about the oath of Sept,
1850, Capt. Abner P. Norton, of the ship Victory,
o. New Bedford, in the 25th year of his age. He
had struck large whale, and by her struggles the
boat was upset. Tho lance penetrated deeply, and
one end OF the war? was attached. as is usual, to
the boat. The coil fell over the Captains head,
and, being thus entangled when the whale went
down, his neck was broken.
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Ours POCKET CYcLoPEDIA. E. g. G. Mer-
ram have just published, from the ninth Lon
don edition, " The Pocket Cyclopedia, or Epi-
tome OF Universal knowledge" by Joseph Guy,
the originator Of the improved method of teach
Ing geography which is now SO generally adopt
ed. This work treats of the divers branches of
Human Knowledge, under the following gen.
eral heads LIST, MAN, his structure, mind, pas.
sons, education, pursuits, exercise, amuse
ments, ailments, medicines, poisons, drowning,
&c. Cd, MANUFACTURES, derived from the an
imal, vegetable, and mineral kingdoms; 3D.,
Civil PoLIrY; and 4th, Arts, SCIENCES, and
LITERATURE. These several heads are subdi-
vided into great variety of subjects The
book must be valuable acquisition 10 the Ii.
brary Of every family as furnishing a great
amount of information in a compendious form
on subjects which heretofore could not be stud.
led except by those who have access to extern
sive libraries of expensive works We can
therefore recommend it as one of the reaHv
useful woS Is which occasionally appear amidst
the mass ofrubbish which is continually thrown
from the PRESS
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-16
Blackstone Canal Transporta-
ton.
UNION LINE.


FENHE subscribers, successors to the Prov
4 idence and Worcester Canal Boat Com
pany," whose business has heretofore been con.
Quoted by WILDER Kelly and Horace Buffum,
will commence running, as soon as the Canal
is navigable, Line of Boats, for the Transport
tation of Goods, between Providence and Wor-
cester, and the intermediate places.
A Boat will leave Providence every Monday,
Wednesday, and Saturday, for Worcester, and
oftener if freight should offer The subscribers
have large and commodious Store Houses at
the Basin. in Providence, and the upper Basin,
in Worcester, where Goods that have been, or
are to be, transported can be stored any rea.
sonable length of time, free of expense; and
our arrangements in other respects, are such,
that we can say, with perfect confidence, that
those who may favor US with their business,
may rest assured of its being done in salts.
factory manner.
p All Goods consigned to S. R. JACK.
SON, Providence, or HAMMOND HOWE,
Worcester, will be forwarded with despatch,
and any Goods transported down the Canal for
shipping, will be forwarded free of charge.
HOWE, JACKSON, & co.
March 16. eotf
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TOWN OFFICERS.

Elected at the annual March Meeting.
WORCESTER. Selectmen-Fred. w. Painc,
Henry Haywood, Alpheus Merrifeld, Benia.
min Flagg, Luther Burnett, Jr, ASSESSORS
John Gleason, Jr.. Thomas Chamberlain, John
w. Lincoln. TO,on Cterk-Beniamin Chaplin,
Treasurer and COtIector-Asa Hamilton.
LANCASTER. Selectmcn-John Thurston.
Jr., Anthony Lane, Samuel Carter. assessors
Jonas Lane, Jacob Fisher, Silas Thurston.
Jr T0son Clerk-Josiah Flugg. Treasurer
Davis Whitman.
OXFORD. Seleetmen-Benj F. Towne, Eb.
onezer Rich, jonas Larned, BENZ Vasseli, Jr.,
Seth Daniels. .4SSeSsOrS-Samuel Smith, Joab
Maynard, Richard Stone TO,on Clerk-Beni,
+. Campbell. Ireasurer-Stearns De Witt.
LEoMINsTER. SeLectmen-George H. Hills,
Abel Bowers, Luke Buss. OUerseers of the
PoOr-David Wilder, John Taylor. Leonard
Burrage. .4ssessors-David Wilder. Ruins
Rendall, Scion Carter. To,on Clsrk-Wm.
Ferry TreaSurer-John Taylor. Constable
George Chase.
BoLroN. SeIectmen-Amory Holman. Cd
John Sawyer, Alpheus Moore, Orcrseers of
Inc Poor-Levi Moore, Amory Pollard, Joseph
sawyer. HSSeSSorS-.Samuel S. Houphton.
Caleb Wheeler, Stephen p. Gardner Treas.
srer-Alpheus Moore. Town Clerk-Joseph
Sawyer. r''
SouTHBRIDeE, Ssleetmsn-Jedediah Marcy,
SSylyanus Chamberlain, Holridge Ammidon,
Larkin Ammidown, Marvin Cheney. Asses.
s0rS1Jedediah Marcy, Oliver Hooker, Benia.
MN Walker. Tre0surer-Larkin Ammidown.
1o0m Cterh-William Beecher. Collector
Jacob Edwards.
sHREwsRURY. Observation-Disclosures Pratt,
1 anomas s Harrington, Jr, Prescott Brigham,
Henry Snow, Adam Harrington. assessors
Adam Harrington, Amosa Howe, Nathan Pratt,
Jr; 10'Gn Cterk-Henry Snow. Consta6Ies
Jones EStabrOOk, Isaac Harrington.
TEMPLEToN. Setectmen-Samuel Lee. Arte.
mas Lee, John Sawyer, Jr, CALVIN Townslev
Joseph Upham. ASSesSOrs-Samuel Leo. Rem;
Brown, Daniel Norcross. To,on Clsrk~Iobr
Bigelew. Treasurer-John Bigelow.
:. LEICESTER. Selectmen-Waldo Flint. Ri.
iIngs Hobart, Amasa Southick, Ebeneze,
Dunbar, Asa Baldwin Watson. assessors
John King, Harvey Taintor, Reuben Merriam
T0~n ClGrk-John Sargent. Treasurer-Ly.
IMAM Waite.