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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-02

JOHN MARSHALL, ESQ al
NnaTlo,Ie =, III. va. NOV l. 1881. 50-tDec.Ist
IN Is. The above pcdigrecs authentic and NAV be
relied on. I y ~ poaoai,a'1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-30

tened by thousands 10 the spai, cleared the plnes
OF the soldiers, placed hundirds o. agseRats
round the pillar. aud became masters OF the
Place The government though Tor Nv bile
defeated, was not. however To be 80 easily over.
powered but. resorting To the same nIrans Ne
the government Of CHARLES X. did TO ieirnd TIN
laws, II ordered the troops Of The linz, The
cavalry, National Guards, 10 proceed To The
pillar To clear away the people With pumps aud
| snbies, and TO arrest aud cut down all Who OPP
posed. Thus, NJ the end OF nearly ten months,
the Citizen KING government, the Pefrier Cat.
met, has found out that tho eanaille must bs
pu, 10 lght by the sword Yesterday after
noon, from -four o'clock until midnight, The
contest eontinued.--Ihe mob was iniense, hui
unsrmed. Some bunii cds were arrested or
uampled down, and the soldiers remained
masters Of tue Place" This morning
ut 7o'elook found that all the nJsegays
aud bouquets had been again taken away
the troops had bivouacked all night on The
Place, hut that some hundreds uf The peo-
pie had already assembled, aud were again
laden with nosegnys aud gailands, Which
they were throwing over the iron iailings TO
The base of the column IN defiance OF the SEM
tinels who guarded the spot. The Moniitur
OF To-day has long and vigorous atl,cle on
the subject. II bieaibes ihIeaienngs ndSla0gh-
ter. and declares IN substance thai the govern
meni Is fully resolved upon htng on The ca
ndiAe IN case OF necessity thus the week be. |
gan With homage 10 Nspoleon, and II ends b, |
the government admitting that IL was IN erro,.
aud by charges OF cavalry aud infantry "a
eainsl the mob. know not whs, the repob-
l,cans aud Napo leonlsls ~hl do 10 the pfcsent |
posture of affairs but this | know, that no |
government on earth was ever, or ever cohd |
III, so unpopular as that OF Louis Phthp aud |
the men ~ho isoghl Hast July 10 place hun on
the throne, nov deny that sueh was THEFT IA
leniIon or curse themselves as bclng the great
est ol oil fools N france. lie Napoleon pan
~ is certainly the most numerous and 'espee- |
table, whist tho Republican patty il small
and vulgar; but the lVtmer commands tho
shop-Aeep.fs, aud The latter commands the
mob.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-30
FROM ENGLAND.

An arrival al Portsmouth has brought TO the
Bosom EGiors their files Q londoI papers to
The 18th MAJ inclusive. TIE Boston Daily
Advertiser contains soms items oil addidoual
intelligence.
Parliamentary Election. The result, OF the
election, as lar as il wss known 10 London on
the 18Th Of May was 10 follows:
Whole number OF meuIbers returned Coo, Of
whom 347 in favor OF reform aud 2l9 u
gainst it, A comparison oil The mrmuers no"
returned With The members OF the last Parlla-
ment trom the same places shows gal" Of io2
IN ia, our OF reform aud OF IL against u, maxi
log the nett gaia in favour OF reform l1O. In
this estimate the iet0rn OF member on one
side, in pace ola member oil the ldS' paiIla-
ment who was On toe Other SIDE, Is called
gain of two. 1he following table viii sho"
tue Lu,nber Of changes !" each 81 tue Glasses
u members and the number Tor and aIust
reiuim ct eaca class, now returned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-30

Sixteen members were yet TO be returned
for England aud 4 for ireland. la Norhamp-
ton II contest was sail going on. Lords
thorpe aud Milton were the leaving cand Id
ates.
The Morning Herald Of the 18Th, ssys:-
" We understand that about 10000 frelocks have
been recently shipped for Holland and Ans-
tria. 1hey are entered by permission OF the
Customs, as wrought iron, the barrels being
hacked in QUO case, aud the locks ia another.
Le Birming la IN gun makers are taking n We
~ foolish advantage oil The great demand iur
arms Instead vi saving money Tor rainy
day. they refuse to work more than four days
d week
A good deal Of apprehension exists, says
the same paper, :" as 10 the late Of Poland W Z
understand that the Russians are marching
down upon the frontiers 10 immense numbers.
is Sarmatia again TO TALL u0wept without
crime - That she may tall is possible but
abe uill not fall unwept. We do not, however,
despair OF Poland. She has unequly ocally
declared for independence aud We have great
faith in tue sentiment" for nation ~ be
free. il is sufficient that she wills IT,"
The Stock Market wa. good deal sgii6ted
on the I'm, by uniouaded rnmors respecting
,l,e health oil me KING, and reports OF F" an ex-
teusiys Instruction IN ireland" II the Age Is
TO be believed, however, the story OF Ireland Is
NOT very wide OF the truth. That paper OF the
II b, says -
/" IA is fact as notorious as the sun at noon
day. that all The estern aud soutii-sest.r0
districts o I The Sister King dom have been in q
I DE n in surfectivn for Ihe last two nonlhs--aii
law has been vo.al. u--public security, and
persona, safety Glisc Vutfsged--piVpefty Of
eyer. eescriptlcp lGiI wssIs anu oesHoyea-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-30
MANAGEMENT OF POULTRY.

R,eak shell, Of oy sters and clans 10 about
a. .',s Of grains of coin, or smaller, and place
them where your La,n-io"is caa have
cnos,anl access. They will eat of THIS, and II
Greatly assists 10 forming the shell OF the egg
To insure success in the raising oi poultry, Tue
ne~es, laid eggs should oe gathered VIM VIC
utmost care, 10 avoid any sma,' oIeah VI '."I'
VIZ. vi 10 a harrel os box by Itself, SO that they
can he covered up 10 order tina, .hey may 81
"a" s,s,,,,hed. Once a DAY and that III the NOR
oiae thew should be gently lifted of their "es's
and led. and tue moment they iet"n, oe aga"
ansa,ed They will in two of three mornings
bs,ome oai,e habitua,ed to this order, ana ~
mas, .yery egg iius under them VIII produce
'h;cs The Iced OF chickens. and more espe
LII docks and turkeys. should Le moran
meal, erau..l egalsr, ana in2sa "'A s'N'
milk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-30
AFFAIRS OF HONOUR.

The follo@tpg statements (ss,s the Dublin
Register May ~ were cat,ently reported this
mo- ning Ia NIL tho GiuU-Lousvs al tue wtst .nI
ol the town.
la consequence OF some expressions thai
w'Ie deemed supplementary, Sir hobef'
Feel, Bar. scDt II message 10 MI ilobhoustj
NJ. l.. for Westminster, who iepned by a
written apology, Which was accepted by oh
Robert, and here The mallet snded.
la oonsequ. nee also OF cApr, ssi0ns thar were
deemed ofsn.ive, Nh. Pagr. the late oand-
date Tor Leiee5ierSnite, sen, hosue lneb-
sage 10 Sir Froneis Burdeit, who, without Gu
tenng mo explanations, accepted Nj Ia
gei challenge. met nnh Wounded bim IA the
hip, and lac Ia no" continued Ia his bed,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-30
From ths Mass. Joura1t IF TiJune
FARMERS MAKE TIE LEST PUBLIC
MEN.

In very clever little book for young peo-
pie called Louisa aud her Cousins, We fad the
f5lluwIng remark GOOD farmers have al
ways been held ia high estimation. came
across MI anecdote the Other day "hlch prov IS
that his was the case in very ancient times n
Is elated by Hefodotus, WHO IS Call The alheI
of History. The inhabitan OF ihe island OF
Miletu,, IN the lohian Sea, having btta for
long time aifi cled with internal dissrDsiuns a
lpugh solicited the int position oil the Pariaos,
tnhab,tnnts vi 30 adjoining l.l}nd. When
tAose. whom the Parisns selected TO perform
the Office o. arbiiIsto,s, arrived at Mietus,
binding the whole ate involved in extreme
conf $500, they requested permission to exam
inc the cundiiun vi he lands. Whcneser, III
their progress througi Ine sland, they found
any lands under good culi saion, which, BY
The bye, did not happen in many instances.
they wrote down the name oil the owner. On
thpir return to III l-ius, they called an assem-
bly, of the pe ople, and placed the direction OF
affairs ~ The bands Of thost, whose Names
they found Gu their list OF good culiisalors
because, as they said. ihoss who look the
best Gaze Of their oNn business, could be
most safely in,rusted with tie pubic interest.
These officers were appointed, and Tranquility
res! ored.
Iii, anecdote struck US particularly, be :
the tue principles GA which the privileges oi
,Ri.eush, - sould rest. la framing our Own 90
,rtlil.eut, aud unieI the new or Cor al thing
ia France 1t was AN important question "hhi
,h,uid give a man n rIght 10 tot, certain
though small income, Was decided on ny oui
l,yt,liors, as tIe necessary gal htat'oh ahd
ms test has much OF reason abd Jdsi'ce Ia u
hpcnuse comfortable i0coi0e Is the visible re
DIe,tniaiire oil industry and good CHARACTER
to, il il certainly I've in this happy countfs
mai aIIwho haye h.ath, coo OBTAIN de
cent maiutunaHce, except 'he lazy AHA 'he "ls
sipatpd. ,-i..-,-.,..,
t, excluding vaSa1ouds, II Is " Bool Que sIl
!, DOES not touch ali Gases tor wealth may be
inherited by he lazy and dlSsipa'td, DAD thus
The vri,ilpge denied to VICIOUS Geggar,
ma, lie beslo. ed upon tue equally vicious iicl
niaH. -.
| II aphears to US that tie proper qualification
| far yoiing is TO have some regular ahd constant
emnIoymtut. 30 perform Il desided use as d
rutzen, in line way vi sumo permanent trade,
| business OF profession.
| This shuts on, both e1iremes-those who art
ide because they are rich aud ihOse who aIs
moor because they are idle.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-30
A New !MactineJ for 1hreshing Grain. Shedding


A NeW Machine for Thres1ing Grain, Shielding
Corn, and Grnding Appteg.
We had the pleasure lew weeks since, oil
win, ssing the operation Of a machine ior the
abovepuiposef, invented by Mr. A ONO l.
smith, OF Needsport, Cayuga Co.. lhe la
boz saving properties Of this machine to lar
meIs, We thnk, must rank il superior 10 9th
ers no" IN nsr, combining Us il does, IN one
mdchine, facilities Tor SO many departments
oi Labor by simple change Of apparatus
o'"Ce tie hisi .riai o thIs valuable imptofe-
ment, which we had the pleaspre Of viewing
We undets and, tbat in presence of numbrt
ot WITNESSES, with only ihipe persons 10 attend
tie nachltt, oats were thrcshe ed at she rate oi
SKY bnshes 10 the hour, OF one bushel IA MN
ute wheat aud oaIs we've thheshed perfectly
clean. his machine is only twU i,ei IN widii ,
and will be warranted 10 thfesh as fast as any
other machine OF lie SIZE, with less horse pow.
~. ihe Whole machine is ui d simple COIL
stsuvtion, stiong ana durable, aud can be at
iu,ded complete Tor about The same price that
The comaoh kina oi Machines Tor thftshine
grain alone are SOLD.
ihai part ior th,eslng grain can be aiior-
ded ,onaidtiably less tnan any ohrftd lo' ca (.
IN thls county OF goad quality; 40 m"c.ine
nov Ia use viii surpasj II IN TIE work II Is in-
tended 10 do. | is Calculated thar rom lUu
10 80 bushels Of com Can be shelled peItect ly
clean, OF frum 100 10 900 Dushtls Of apples be
e. OdnI nae la one hour.
ne mhoie machine mill not occupy mort
70 M than common 1ahht,s .rtii, eld 10
So coustrucied that IL caH Tue removed nom
cne place 10 auUIHef, as may be required
Tor IT'S Inherent USES, niln very little Intouse-
nieuCe.
iIne part Cor sheliag corn and grinding ap-
piss, csn ee operated Uy haLd power 10 good
ad 'antage. and he gram tnreshed pat \" III
operate b. land do easy, aud in as gUod I'D
vantage As any her machine
L@. YOrk paper
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-30
TERMS.

,,n,,n, payablc In advance.-No sub
:, For " acs,yod for less time than six months
,odon ~ I'll be discontinued (but at the discretion
ID Paper ors, until all arrearagss are paid;
will be ,nss5, r. a, % cents per
ara Tor ies3 sasa from dstanct must be paid FOR
,idauancsi al; insertion or the payment assumed by
srssoa' iao' aapl person in Lynchburg.
1ne p.a,y Orders not exceeding two squares are
o,srted iol M 5iressed to the Editors must be post
pA lltSs win not DO attended TO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-30
APPLEs WELL PRESERVED.

M'' ). fefry OF sherburne, Mass. has pre-.
IN pulvei ized plaster of Paris. wh;rh 49, III
III boston market for So barrel. The annI.,
are oi the Kind called Nonsuch and were a..
lar TO the sight, and pleasant To The tasl.
as II they had just been taken from ,he
tree 'S''' vac
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-30

| boilers who maxi il for .alr, as they make
double the profit they would ON the other quail.
ty.
Some houSekeepers practise making their
own hard soap. This is done by adding salt TO
the soap alter 1t Is well made, while il is vet
boiling. The effect is thus explained. SILT is
soda aud muriaiic acid. Potash has a stronger
ahnity for mar'stic acid than Sda has, aud
when they some in contact, AT III this case the
potash decomposes the salt, and combines with
The muriatic acid, forming muriale of potash
leaving the soda pure to form hard SOAP
win the grease the muriste vi potash will
oe iouGd on cooling. in solution at the bottom,
neIng OF greater specific gravity than the soap
The salt shonld be added by small quantities
until The separation takes place, which may be
known by the soap becoming curdled after
WINCH u should be allowed 10 stand until cold
woen Il may be cut iuto bars OF cakes, ms
SUITS the operator. Many suppose that resin
Is necessary 10 harden tue soap. This is not
The case 1t is used as d matter of piuag--not
OF necessity.
Common yellow color o soft soap 10 owing
TO the iron contained in it, as the oklde OF non
Is dissolved ty potash. Where white soap 10
desirable,u may be made by subs liiu'ing pearl
ASH or carbonate Ut potash. and absuacliBg
The caibonc acid by lime land by using lard
or other white grease, the purest white soap
may he made. Geuesee Farmer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-30

the authorities laughed 10 scorn. and openly de.
rded, dehed, Resisted. aye aud deieated--,aa
military and the police have been put 10 death
like dogs IN the Misrepresentation has stall
ked uncon, rolled thong the land
Papers from Van Dieman's Land TO the Goth
OF November, had been received IN London.
very serious insurreciion among The blacks
was raging, and preparations for their extei-
,n'na'ion, II they donot submit, we've making
by tho Governor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-30

lbi,, this 10 rest. The troubled earth halb
oooghi
10 ye, thy bosom with On anxious thought
70 more the pulses oil tl,al tranquil heat
T.. ruaest tIeaih awakes no passing fear,
80, stirs one blossom on thine early bier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-30

sway,
One chsrn the hearts deep sorIows TO alay
Il binds 40 letter on tic hayward mind,
Bben swsyed by passions reckless as the
wind
IN all il.yafied wealth OF fruit or O over,
hOears no balm 10 sooth aiflcton's hour.
No braach 10 heal the bitter stream tbat flows
folD ne's bright morning TO its gloomy close.
bd what ara earth's dark sorrows unto thee
I, lby buuds are iiven, aud thy soul is lace
Iet world mistaken love have kept thee still
10 dram The bitter cap Of lnarta III,
Iu. hear, sill blee.ing LION the stroke Of
Heayen,
Agaist that awful stroke has wildly sifiyen.
Hands have been clasped In eneiee &c prayer !;
s.. b, have been ming led nth the sle.ess nj ,
Tears haye been poured beiole the thio1e ~
God
ya COWS the soa beneath bis christening rod !
lls vii Is done !inea ART forever blest
Untaai his soul couid share thy sacred rest
SIN let me gaze npon thai. placid face.
Mere eat niy care nos eh NJ sulien tace,
nspuss So peiiec, 500 tbes the bus log II arr,
Add stills The anguish OF affections smad,
BY let ne gaz3--how strange that death
should wear
% br,sia an aspect such holy ar
And shsi we dread SUN UesseJneos rs this
such luiI peflecton OF ecsiatic bliss
stay. seisph Tor aroGn thy brow
Rieminks view a halo gathering now.
ga. iii this rebel heart submissive bends :,
Aud ilames an anthem a. Thy soul ascends
al, done The cord is ioosed that held thee
down,
Go 10 tby b!issiul home aud thora'ess crown !!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-30
POETRY.

mis- beside the corpse Of a beautiful Child
l'' II rest how beautiIui art thu,
i"a 'ss fixed quiet OF thy marble brow,
- ,' "s and calm Ike wlntry skies
- ,hsi, cold vesture OF ethrrial dyes,
- MAJ '" Stars look downward irom lLeir quiet
spheres
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-30

f1oa the NeW York Journal Of Commerce.
LAIEoItROM COLOMBIA.
We indsbted 10 s. X. Everett, Esq. toi
Csflnagsaa papers W The aiIu''h'' 10 Let
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-30

In the Chinese laws. one Of the grounds on
which ths husband may divorce his wife Is, atr
teias given TOO much 20 taking.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-30

This, his is peace Earth holds no, in rs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-30

From Venezueia aud New Grenada--By the
arrival AT ,his port yesterday, Of the schooner
Thomas Hall. 10 fourteen days from Porto Ca,
bello, we learn that the political affairs Of VeL-
exuelo still remained in an unsettled state J
General Moaagss and his partzsns had nc1
as yet submitted TO the Constituted govern
menf, aud although suspension VI arms Hat
taken place. nevertheless it was said that ifhe
aud bis party did not surrender themselves un-
condhionaily 10 tho legal authorities Of YenG~
zueia by the tenth OF Inc presen, moalh. bosiil-
tiles would reeommeoce on that date.--Geu..
fatz's hsad quarters were Al Csiabogs
Tie Congress OF Vesezuela, now ID session
atVslencie, had resolved that the sea, oil Go,
ernment SHOULD be removed from that city t,
Caracas. Business was very dull, owing 10
these occurrences, but much Confidence was
stiii placed III The frmness Vi the actual govera
ment.
Kecen, intelligence had been received from
New Grenada, stating that General Csicrdo,
w,th an army OF 25UO men, had entered the CT
pitaI OF Bogota, and having displaced Grnesal,
Dndensdn aud his government constitutions
order and,ranqu,lity had once more been res,o-i
red to that CITY.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-09-14
CATTLE Cunm

The team of Working Cattle which has been
witnessed on former occasions has formed A very
interesting part Of the exhibition by Tho Wor.
cester County Agricultural Society The Trus-
ices OF the Society are particularly DESTROYS of
seeing at me approaching Farmers Festival, a
favorable exhibition of The working stock of the
y Tor this purpose they have authorized
80" s"i'tse oil Arrangements to offer for a
a", " GOOD working Cattle tosconsist of not
less than GO Jokes, and all of them Owned !, ho
eaiIio Town, n gratuty of 1926 to defray the ex-
Pehses OF those who may drive them. The
Eo.hhiitee would appeal to the public splrit of
nne 'n agricultural brethren in towns which can,
great Inconvenience, furnish such a
,' lot thelr exertions to secure an object 80
nluch desired. Tho gratuity will be paid to
th"se who may first give notice of their inten-
;lo"s 10 EXHIBIT such team, to the Correspond
ing secretary of the Society, provided that the
committee on Working Cattle shall approve of
such team.
The Committee Of Arrangements would con-
siatuiate INC Members of the Society on the
PlosPec' OF mighty interesting exhibition; they
naVe received assurances from different Sec
tons of the County, that the Show for numbers
OF animals and articles to be exhibited. and for
variety and excellen &C, will exceed tina; Of any
former year.
nose who intend 10 compete in the Plough
ing matco are reminded that the notice Of such
intention ~ must be filed with the Corresponding
secretary on or before the 9Th day of October
next and that in all cases a strict compliance
with the rules as published in the Society's bill
OF premiums will be required. The Trustees of
Tue society have directed committee TO make
sale OF The imported Bull .4dmiraL, the proncr, :,
OF the Society; if not sold at private salespreyi-
Gus to the 10th October'next, he will then he
sold at Public Auction. He may be seen at the
farm of the subscriber-many Of his descend
ants may be seen on the farm of Governor Lin.
coin Inquiries as regards the terms of sale
may be made Of Gen. Nathan Heard or Benia.
MN Butman, Esq. JOHN w. LINCOLN,
Chairman Of the Committee Of Arrangements
The several publishers of newspapers in this
County, will confer favor on many of their
agricultural friends, by publishing this commu
nlcatIon, which is respectfully requested by the
Committee.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-09-14
u L r. u .

In Leicester, Sept. 9, Mrs. Mary Honshaw, reict
of Col. David Henshaw, aged Is.
In iiubbardston, Sept. 8, Charles Pollard, son
of Joel Pollard, aged years.
In Southboro', Sept. !, Gideon Fay, aged %.
In Oakham, Sept. d. Lucy Tomlinson coasort of
Rev. d. Tomlnson, aged &C.
In Hardwick, Sept 10, Eliza Woodward. ared
3S-Printers in Maine requested to insert his
death.
In Winchendon, Aug %, Hezekiah B. Brown
eldest son of Amos H. Brown, aged 2l-Printers
in Ns,o York are requested to insert this death.
In Springfield, Jonathan Dwight, Esq, aged SO.
In Temple, IN. H. Elias Colburn, aged 10.
In Dover, (Vt.) Mr.. Thomas Lazell, aged 53.
Drowned in Sterling, Sept. ], Francis, son oil
William Goss, aged years months.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-09-14
Real Estate at .Aucf;o,,

EAILL be sold at Auction, on MospA, N.
w lOh day Of October Hezt, at o'clock.
I. - on the premises, the Real Estate set off
as oower to the widow RUTH BRIGHAM,
.aue Of southboro', deceased, consisting of
I Ii Farm, containing 46a acres of choice
hano, under a good state of cultivation, to-
gesner with part of House and other Build
,us thereon, situate about two miles west of
.ne meeting House, in Southboro'. and will be
-e .oSelher or in lots to suit purchasers
1r rpr further particulars. inquire of EBENE-
ACn or SYLVESTER BRIGHAM. near the
street, Boston. oA''"
S9uthbnro, Sept a.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-09-14
1o0h ANNIVERSARY of the INCORPORA.
TIOM nf IYORCES9IER GOIrNTX


Inc Centennial Anniversary of the County Of
worcester, will be commemorated on TUESDAY,
The 4th day Of October nert, it having been consd.
cred desirable to notice the Anniversary at the
earliest session ofthe Superior Court in preference
to that of the opening of the first Inferior Court on
the 22d of August, as originally proposed
An Address will be delivered by the Hon. JOHN
DAVIS, in the old South Meeting House in Wor.
cester, at II o'clock, A. M. public dinner will
be provided
The citizens of the County are respectfully invi-
ted to participate in me exercises OF an occasion
so interesting.
WILLIAM LINCOLN,
Secretary ofthe Worcester County.
Aug. II. Historical SocieLu
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-09-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lNnIe.

W pc sold at Public vendue, at the house
- 1911 o, the subscriber, in Holden, on MorDAY,
a Me loM aay Of October merit, at nine Of the
I pooI oe.ore noon, so much of the remaining
Of d Ho Ls.a'e s ., LEMuEL DAVIS, Esq, late
o. @o1s p ~ deceased, as will raise the sum of
SoIo,o2, for The payment of his dents and chr.
ges, which will close the settlement of said F..
t9'e' The Estate is situated in the centre of
Holden, and consists of about l75 acres of
Land from that under good cultivation to that
OF the ,, forest. A large proportion of Timber
ana Wood Land is expected 10 be sold. Con.
oitIons OF sale will be made known at the tins
OIL 1 sale; MERRILL DAVIS, Admir-.