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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-28

W The Richmond Enquirer notices mo,
that Mr. Tazewell intends TO resign his sea, IN
the Senate. bat does uoi vouch Tor its truth
We e,prcl it may tie relied upon. Elected as
a Jackson man. he was 40, prepared Tor such
decentralization as lie has witnessed. lie
finds that tho "whole hog" Is too gross fof hin
to swallow, aud he therefore gives way 10 onr
who has more capacious aud less sensilive
stomach.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-28

Ut The Gtots and Telegraph of Washing
ton, the respective organs of ait. Van Buren
and Dir. Calhoun. are engaged in eliminating
TIE" advetsaries aud defending their friends.
Inc war must spread and the Republican
party Is defuncl-Another series of Documents
have been published by Mr.. Forsyth, which we
have moi yet had tune to read.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-28
FOREIGN NEWS

The arrival of the Henri ~. At New York
from Havre furnishes us with Pnrs dates ofthe
3Oth December-noi later than before receiv-
ed. Nj Serrurier, Minister from France 10
thi, Goyernment, came passenger IN the Hen
ri.
The Rinaldo has arrived nj Halifax ffom
Falmouth bringing the January mail. A Lon
don paper OF OH January was received hy this
vessel 1.-TWO days later than previous adv,ces,)
but no extracts are given. The Halifax Ed
TOT mentions that all was Tranquil at Pnr,s, ot
the latest accounts from the capitol. A rumor
of the death of,he Emperor of Austria was ia
circulation.
II We are authorized 10 announce CDAS.
II. LYNCH, Esq. as candidate Ia represent
The county OF Campbell. in the neat Virginia
Assembly.
aJ' The heavy ram in the early pAr, Of last
week caused great rise IN the water courses
We onsequeuly received no Northern mail
on Thursday night which "ill account tor the
absence OF Congressional and other news this
morning.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-28
MIR. RANDOLPH.

This yeleiudinsrian Minisier,we perceive.
was at Lord Mayor frolic, in London, OH
The 9th December. Too sick 10 negotiate
but well enough to feas, with the English arts
tocIscy. VINO wouldn't, If they were paid
$4,000 year for il We extract the follow
ing notice OF the fe,e. against wlich we shall
not protest vety seriously. as it ~ free from the
r'dieuioW, "A circumstance somewhat re-
markable, and we hope not altog .ther attn
butabIe TO the poteness OF the Londsn Ed.
tors
The London Morning Herald says, that
his Lordship having proposed the health of the
American Ambassador 10 Rassa Mr.. Randolph
returned thanks in very elegant speech. lie
was REGULARLY happy IN being associated with
the citizens OF the great metropolis OF Eng GLAND
who, as well those of his country, we're de.
scended from the Anglo- SaIons, who spoke
the same language, which was So extensively
aud vigorously spread over both hemispheres
nai winch would continue to increase aud to
be used AS the vehicle OF the grand inspiration.
| ofllbrrty when every other language should
| he consigned 10 the tomb, and be only found
amongst the recoiiections of posterity, (checrs.,
Win every Wish for The prosperity vi the city
OF London, aud with tue deepest sense ol graf
! liodr for the hos; tally and friendship witt
! which his Lord,hIp mad honoured him, II,
returned thanks for America and for him
self-one Of tie humJl 81 OF 1t. cnIIens-
(Cheers.'J
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-28

correspondence vita ii, Calhoup. tutI.,
the question as Ia be authorship of The rresi
dents Message. He who wIoie one could mol
have written The other.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-28
5000 POUNDS
BEST DOUBLE REIN Ed
,n.pSUW SA,EES.

FAfHk subscflefr ohrrs tor satr 6DDD los
best double refined EPSON SALTS. 10
geihsr with u most spfendid and very gtatra
suppiy Of ntber Medicines. Surgeon hsiruqsnis
Drugs, 0its. Pants. Dge.dgDs, Wines, Psrfa-
merry, SpuHs, brushes. Segsrs, heat French
b. andy. Sugar House Moiasses, &C. DC. AL Of
which all lie sold To Merchant. Physicians and
the public gentrslly nj Ms iOw pr'ess az soy
house IN Vrgus Howell DAVIES.
Febs ~ ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-28

M We invite particular attention to the
,.y,s Of Geo. Jsckson's letters, embraced III The
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-01-19
THE LEGISLATTRE.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
RICHMOND. IAN

RICHMOND, JAN u, 1881
j am able TO give you but little, in the
way Of variety. in this Communication
-Four days of the session have been spen,
~ debate upon the Culpeper contested
election, and will venture to say. not
solitary vote was changed. by ali the Ia
bored meanderings through the nazes oC
labyrinth. the 1ordy members would
only permit the plain. thinking norton oC
the House, To vote when question IS first
presented, vast deal Of time and money
would be saved 10 the commonwealth =
hut Do-thIs will not delight must he
she'd upon the matter by these kind gen
ilemen, who see every thing :, clearly
that they are afraid their uaobttusiyr
neighbors will vote in the dark One half
that We are compelled 10 listen 20, is ONLY
sound and fury. signiiying nothing -
IFS frequently "a thrice told tale. yexing
The ears IF drowsy mem" for II Is uttetly
impossible TO keep the reasoning faculiie.
80 full play. after having inflicted upon
them hall dozen Of these soporiCetou,
harangues
We are occasionally. however. plea
sanity entertained. Mr. MonRIs. of Han
o'er'Is very agreeable speaker-clear
and argumentaiIve, but sometimes rather
verbose and diHusive IN his stXle and
range of thought Mr. LEIen j. a debat.r
oi great oWef-disiinct ~ his uitetanee
AID meihodical ~ the arrangement or h,s
'de's-but really htle prone. At times
10 take the weak side of question an
Parently through mere wbim Phi, n.
cessarily leads han 20 the suggs.,,on ri
ideas which would he considered 0tmsv
% coming from an ordinary man. Ills GilI
power has not, however. vet been ehcited
ne question upon his elIglbiliiv. asarr
p'rsen'aiiVc from IIeptico. Wide 4 resi-
cent Of Richmond. will be discussed on
Monday. The committee have rrnot,ed
hvofably on bis case but. as there 4.
g'eai diversity Of opinion unon the .ub
. l"r'. 81 VIII doubtless consume two ~ three
days 'ris an important constitutional
Z question. which ought Vcyy prcpetly 10 bs
seiilrd ~ this session. discussion moon =,
viii bc more excusable than upon man,
Other topics
The committee Of courts ~ iis'ice have
not VET reported upon the subject n the
Indiciary. The prSprieiy ol abolisbins
10" prcsrut ehanecry court system. and OF
blending lsw and chancery powers in the
-'me ludges or tribunals. has been dts
rh-sed. and i' yet undecided The roun
~ cont system--ii.e increase. Alteration,
30 modification. 81 the powers no,r rsed
n"w before the committee twill prs
'fhiy be two weeks vet, before fan i,,l,
r''rF 'ehrme vii ~ reported. anJt b,t,
20 doubt three weeks al least W,l, be ,r,,,
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the bill authorizing the President "a
select n sitc Tor an Armory OH the
Western Waters. WAS also acted on
in committee. The Ayes aud Noes
were ordered on the question Of en-
gros.ment. but before they were called
the House adjourned.
TUESDAY, JAN. H..
In the Senate la. day. nothing of ne.
ouliar interest occurred beyond is ar
binary routine a.: business. In judge
Perks case, sundrv records Of Spanish
grants ut land in Louisiana were put
IN a evidence, and several vi the Wit.
nesscs .alrcadv examined. were rec allied
and examined in lui Their explanation OF
certain parts OF their former testimony.
Tins occupied the Court throughout
the day. I'LL the hour Of adjournment
arrived. when it was announced that
the testimony on both sides was finally
concluded. The Court Sits again to-
morrow at twelve.
Mr.. Haynes succeeded i'm the House
of Representatives, in getting a resp.
luton relative To reduction Of the
duty on brown sugar imported from
foreign countries. Some of the friends
ot the Tariff being absent, the question
To- consider the resolution was carried
by vote OF 50 To SJ. As soon a, the
resolution was before the House. Nr.
Haynes spoke in defence oGhi, re.olu
ton until the expiration at the hour
The House was subsequently occupied
IN COMMITTEE at the W hole on the State
"i the Union, on the general appropria.
ton Ball.
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 10.
In the Senate to-daJ, Mr.. Noble
presented the credentials of the re.
election OF the Hon. VIM. Hendricks.
rs Senator Tor the State of Indiana.
Tor SIX years from the Sd Mar, n next.
Abiil liking the compensate ton TO be- paid
10 the witnesses in the case of judge
Peck, at 81 per dav, and 90 cent, OF
mileage TO each, Was introduced and
read FIRST time. The bill from the
House OF Representatives authorizing
an appropriation 81 eighty seven thou
sand dollars odd, for the construction
oi three Sohonncrs of twelve guns each.
Tor the naval service, had also first
reading The trial Of Judge Peck was
postponed for this day, on the motion
OF MIR. farewell, in consequence of
the absence Of Mr.. Writ. the leading
counsel for the respondent, from indis,
position.
In the House Of Representatives,
The discussion on the resolution offer
ell by Mr.. Haynes, relative To- the re.
ducti"n of the duty on sugar, was re.
,umed. and Mr.. Haynes and MIR. A.
!cxander addressed the House in sun.
port ct 1T. Mr.. White of Louisiana
obtained the iuor. bur, owing to the
lapse OF the hour, did not proceed with
any remarks. The House wa, occu.
ped mostly during the residue of the
day, on the General Appropriation
bill, as amended by the Committee of
the whole on the state of the Union.
The House adjourned while a motion
was pending, made by Mr.. Stanberry.
to strike out the 5000 dollars for a
Minister 10 Russia.
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before the house can decide upon H. Then
II must undergo the revision or The Senate.
aud. IL amended. viii ag~ia pass the or
deal OF The house. 7 hen tho judges, 70.
vernon. and council. are Go bo elected -
Another job Of NJ l~sst two we,ks-for
many pretty nomination speeches must be
made
I. The election laws must undergo n re
vision. and some uniform and Efficient
system be adopted. 10 proven, future con
test. or 90 simplify the method OF de
sraiching ihrm HE roaJ laws need re-.
,ision--ihe finance bills must DO acted
upon--ihe m,iitia laws rc,ised-and last
though not least, the various schemes oil
internal impro, cnent ara Ia be disposed
OF. and hope satisfactorily.
Thus you see. half the time OF m ordi
nary session has expired and although
more business Of local character Ia.
been despatched than usual. the impor
tani affairs of the session are not vet
touched. The end Of the term is utterly
beyond present calculation.
LAwsoS BURToor was this dav re elect.
cd Treasurer of the Commonm cslih, Ivy a
JOINT vote al both houses
JANIS f.. IIEArn was re elected iirs,
Auditor, aud JAHEs Blows, jr. second
Auditor.
And WV. SELptS. jr. Register of the
Land office.
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RICHMOND. Itx II. 1881

a., RICHMOND, JtS 81. 1891.
Ibe important constitutional oue.i,oo
IS 70 the eligibility Of Me- Leigh, re.iJrnt
70 20 We eiiy Of Richmond, e. mcn.brr for
'he county Of lIcnrico. va, decided &,
Gay sho"l O'Clock, after occupying the
Whole 81 yesterday aud this d., ,n deL.fe
WIN u. Chsubsrlsyne. VIA. ,,,..J ,be
question. mot. however. ccnterdior =
ihe scat himself. addressed he hone 80.
iefa'y Mr Leigh replied in q very sile
ana io8enlous defence. sir Cbamh,,
m{ne r'Joised ~ day. and Mr.. M,,.bafi.
o. HuGuicr, SUPPORTED the nght Of Nif /.
70 seat. Mr. Fppes. of Su..ex. reouest
- ~. mb'Fs o. The Conveni,cu. present =,
",Fh'bfFs - lie House n Delicate. =,
give thfir opinions a. 90 ihe infc..i,,p a
maj hody ~ Brosd0sx. NJ Mo,ti.
'ud Mr. Bsyiy. thought on rLsr.e Ist
nf'n contemplated from tie ola r.n.t...,
ION ~ tbht respect, U.s. DE C.n,sn,,,t
NJ ayes and noes efre tlen esIl.d o,.,.,.
ne hfst resolution 81 tie coz mite, =,
WfiieScs sti elections. claim, 81,
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Buckingham. Cumberland, and Campbell
q Booker.
Acoomaok, Northampton, Elizabeth CITY.
YORK. warwick, and city Of Wllliatnshurg-
L-h" q. Lynes
Il D0,!e
Frederick snd JcfTerson-IL eyoD,e T. O,,;,.
TazewelI. Wylhe, and Ora, SON Dar;d
NcCon,Gs
Greenbrier. Monroe, Giles and Mon,gome.
ry-. iHGreIg Beirne
THIRD CLASS.
Charlotte, Iune nburg, NoiiAway. & Prince
Edwsri-Joseph UyaL
Fa,rck, Henry, and Pi,tsylvania-B. ",
Charles city. James city, New Kent. and
i W0,.I and city OF R'ehmond-Jaq"eiilg b
Stafford. King George. wesmorei.pJ.
hIchm"nd' Lancaster, Observation-Disclosures
Jostph ". China
Rockingham and Psndlcion-Jos Cyor,n,
Begd
Harrison. Lewis. and wood-John Nc.
Uh0rfer
Washington, Russell. Scott. and Lee-Ge,.
FOURTH CLASS.
Norfolk. Nansemond, Princess Anne. anil
borough ot Norfolk g. lillian e non
Brunswick, t.recnsyille, snd Diow,dd,e--
G'oyef 4. Dyomgook
hing and Queen. King william. C.iouoes.
: tel Matthews, and Mid1lesex-U IRa,a r.
HisfcuH
fiutsnna. Gooohlsnd. Louise. and Usno.
Vet- Hpyafio r. Hinton.
londoun add FsuHsx- Wp. w. lkCoy,y
AHeghsny. Bath. Pocahonias, and Bote
'oufi-- fbarRes Bsa's
hrooke Ohio, and =, lcr-J,tse T1r're,sa
k-ns"l =. Nssor. Csbef. LOGAN. md NJ.
eh"'.'- " VILLAIN NcCoptos.
The members or the frs, class o., On, =,
lhe end of the Grst year. the second ei,.,
" ihe rnd Ct tie second. aud 80 on
: y scheme Of loan lor pu,pos.. II ~.
'eTnal Improvement. vii be r,te, IN M
next proposes 10 borrow Zoe OO0
TO constructing several highly ,mpottani
work. MONEY can be bad az A. Ter r,
9n The credit Of the state bat there !,
large proportion Of the Leg,.laiurs onpo.
90. To loans inr any purpose leanaoi ore
tend 70 pfeGist ihc result
w. Ia''ii'bag %, 'ui .saed .n'.rcsi.a, hue,
'r'I, iii,hnoti, eti,L q .rit g.. t.trt,.r,, ,o,.
: rret g'aerl '..e fIaa.a. I'D. a Pei, mao.
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pr 10 S,vie, ,hs, IL !. MOI fr,m tn Editor Every
thing coming. from the metropolis of tie SCAT, b,
this tin.e, a. ct deep i.isrSsi, and IL affords
plcasar, TO gra,if, the feeling Il ewivsit, Which
mo-, ii our r,aJc,s entertain on tina, subject
The writer va, truly describes IN, ls,ncful e.
fleets of the rNjudioc, anal sectional je.iousics
~h,eh have long parr,l. ed The vucrsics of Tia
state.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-06-22
DIED :

In this town, June 10, Mr.. Silas Harrington, aged
18.-June II, Mr.. Levi Rice, aged 59.-June Is,
Mrs. Sarah Putnam, wife of Mr.. Charles Putnam,
aged So.
In Hubbardston, Capt. lothian Stone, aged 81
In Sterling, Conn June 6, MIR. James ?. Pike,
aged So, formerly of this town.
In Medfeld, June 10, Oliver Wheelock, aged 60.
In Perry, tOhio) May Is, Sias Haskell aged SO.
formerly of North Brook6eld
In Mt. Vernon \ Me. June 3, Mrs Matilda wife of
Elijah Morse, Esq, and daughter of Dr. Cory of
Sturbridge.
In Swanzey, IN. H. Daniel Holbrook. aged 81.
In Rindge, IN. H. Sylvester S. Symonds, ag. 81.
In Troy, Mass, child of Nathaniel Vickery,
aged years-death occasioned by bean getting
into the windpipe-another child of MIR. Shaw Of
Hampden, death by the same cause
In Wakefield, N. H., Mrs. Hannah, wife of Mr..
Robert Moulton, aged 81. She was for short time
left alone in her house the day previous to her death;
well she could relate, being near the fire, she
felt a numbness and fell. Her clothes took fire
and were nearly consumed; and she was burnt in
so shocking manner, that notwithstanding the
greatest possible exertions together with medical
aid, she IN great agony survived the calamity only
thirty hours.
In Guilford, N. H., Stephen P Dow, aged 90
While at work in the new Factory, turning iron
upon lathe, moved by water power, the ends Of
his neck handkerchief caught in the engine which
drew his neck instantly upon the roller severed
his windppe, and fastened his neck to it, in which
situation he probably remained about Is minutes
unperceived by those who were at work in tn,
same room. Life was nearly extinct when discoy
cred.
In Duxbury harbor, Capt. Sylvanus Weston
he fell from boat and was picked up immediate
~ but life was extinct. At different periods q
his existence he had risked his own life and there
by saved the lives of five young men, who mus
ference ~
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FOURTH OF JULY.

VMNHE inhabitants of the towns composing
n the I'd Regiment, LIST Brigade, 9th Divi-
sion, VIII celebrate the Anniversary of our Ma
lonal independence the present year at Uxbridge
An Grafton will be delivered on the occasion
The cergymen and citizens of the neighborins
towns are respectfully invited TO attend. The
Officers of the Regiment are requested to ap.
pear in their uniforms
The procession will be formed at IL o'clock,
A. M, at tie house of Calvin Rawson, and will
be. escorted to the Meeting House, by the Tx
bridge Gfenadiers. Refreshments will be pro-
vlded by c. Rawson. Arrangements will be
made for the special accommodation of Ladies
BY order of the Committee of Arrangements
Uxbridge. June %
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Cotton Man.yactwing Estab.
EShn1ent for sale at AUCTION.

.THHHE proPrietors Of the Cotton Mauuiactur-
u ing Establishment in Drewsvile, Wal
ton, on SATURDAY, the 10th dag of Julu neat,
at 10 o'clock, A. M. 1t consists Of Factory
Building, 60 feet long, stories high, contain
ing about 400 Spindles and other machinery, 9
Dwelling Houses, one 2 stories high, the other
/. Also, Store, Blacksmith Shop and Barn,
belonging to said establishment Said Factory
is situated on Cold River, and power sufficient
for 1000 spindes the Buildings, Dam, and Ma
chlnery, are some out Of repair, but may be re-
paired at small expense. Conditions made
known at the time and place of SALE
For further particulars, inquire of THOM.
AS U. DREW, or JAMES CHANDLER.
near the premises June %
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

SUPPOSED MURDER. An Irishman named
Timothy Lynch, was found last Thursday, on
Salem Turnpike in Lynn, so badly wounded as
to expire while being removed. He was una
bic to speak, and the suspicion is that he was
beat In this manner by companion who is ar
rested. - -
1t is stated in the Salem Mercury, that Jo-
seph Peabody, Esq, of that town, pays about
one tenth of the whole taxes of the town, and
that he emPloys and supports about one-tenth
of the population. Mr.. P is an extensive mer-
chant.
The New York Daily Advertiser says-n
cleaning the cabin Of the ship Birmingham, on
Saturday last, some cotton was used, which be-
come partly saturated with linseed oil, and af-
ter while it took FIRE. 1t was then determin-
ed to try an experiment. A small quantity of
cotton was partially dipped in nseed oil, and
was placed in the shade, which became ignited
in two hours. The experiment was repeated
for the third time, and the result was the same,
1t being two hours each time before the cotton
took fire.
The Legislature of Ohio by law of last SEES
SION, prohibit the circulation in that State, of
all foreign bank notes under the denomination
oil hve dollars, alter the first of December next.
Tho ship Star, which arrived at Philadelphia
oS Thursday, from Calcutta, has two elephants
and several monkies on board
The School Fund in Connecticut amounted,
on the LIST of Aptil,.to $1,000 ,957 81: the in.
come was $76,074 SO /: the number of children
IN tho State between the ages of a and IL, is
$1,000.
plantation in Jamaica, with 100 slaves, 100
cattle, &c, was lately sold at auction in Lon.
don tor $4,000. Some persons interrupted the
sale, exclaimng that it was illegal and wicked
A TRITLE. The United States Gazette
mentions that among the light articles offer
ed tor salo at auction, we notice one Rhinoc.
eros"
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BWitding Lot MT .Auct;o,,

NWlLL be sold at Public Auction on Mon.
Wv DAY, July Is, at O'Clock, P. NJ. at the
Worcester Hotel, a valuable Lot situated on
Green-street in Worcester, about 40 rods
south of the Baptist Meeting House, adjoining
the premises of Jonas B. Allen, fronting 60
feet on the Street and extending 800 feet in the
rear. 1t is in high state of cultivation.
thriving village, and lying on the route of the
contemplated railway from Boston, offers lair
chance for profitable purchase
June %. J. M. EARLE. .4uct
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ROBERT EARLE

Centrat-street, Worcester,
nFFERS for sale on favorable terms.
W 200 bbls. Genesee Flour,
so Philadelphia Starch,
80 No. and MackereI,
30 half-bbls. Nos. l, 9. and 3, do.
II hhds. Porto Rico Sugar,
10 bbls. Boston do.
Is boxes Havana Brown do.
25 Loaf and Lump do
1000 lbs. first quality Hams,
1000 bush. st. UDes Salt,
2OOO Liverpool C. F. do.
l25 sacks Fine do.
III chests Souchong and Green Teas,
together with Tobacco, Snuff, Ginger, Raj
sins, Pot-Ashes, Oil, &c. &c.
Worcester June %
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HARTFORD and N. YORK.

lhE SPLENDID Low PRESSURE STEAM Bears
0LIIER ELLSWORTH, Capt. Waterman,
M4CD0@O0GH, Capt. Ha0ens,
FAVE Hartford as follows, viz the Oliver
Ellsworth on Mondays and Thursdays and
the NfacdoUough on-W Wednesdays and Satur
days. From New York the Oliver Ellsworth
on Tuesdays and Fridays, and the Macdonouph
on Mondays ard Thursdays. Hours of Depart
ure from Hartford, l2, M,-from New York.
A, ?. NJ. " Fare $3.50, meals extra.
Stages will be in readiness at Hartford to
convey passengers to Massachusetts, N. Hamp-
shire, and Vermont
Hartford, March, 1881. tDIo
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.MA e r LED

IN Grafton, by Rev. Otis Converse, Mr.. Albert
Leland of Holliston, to Miss Eliza Chamberlain Of
Grafton.
In Westminster, June IL, by Simeon Sanderson;
Esq, Mr., -Rugg of Sterling, to Miss Mary Ha-
ger of Westminster, daughter Of MIR. Elijah Hagar.
In Southboro', June II, by Rev. J. Parker, Mr.
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GUST published, THE EDINBURG RE
eB VIEW, No. los.

Art. ]. Lingards History of England. -
Art 2 Causes and cure of Disturbances and
Pauperlsm-Art. 3. Public Schools of England
Westminster and Eton.-Art. 4. Schiller and
Goethe.-Art. s. Reads Poem-Revolt of the
Angels and Cain the WandeTer-Art g. Null
lers History of the Doricans-Art. 7. The
Siamose Twins. Sartircal Poem by Buwer.-
Art b Taylors Historic Survey of German
i.Poetry--Art. 8. Character and Authorship of
the Epistol@ Obscurorum Virorum-Art 10.
Beechey's Narrative ola Voyage to the Pacific,
and Behring's Straits.-Art. IL. Parliamenta,
ry Reform and the Ministers-Quarterly list
OF new Publications Subscriptions received
by DORR d ROWLAND. June %
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GOODS at WHOLESALE.

GOODS at WHOLESALE.
0S3 BBLS Genesee and Philadelphia
% bbls. Philadelphia Starch,
30 boxes Loaf and Lump Sugar,
~ do. Havana Brown do.
l8 bbls Boston do. do.
100 bleached sacks Fine Butter Salt.
l5OO bush. Liv. Coarse Fine do.
1850 bush. ST. Ubes do
% hhds. and bbls. Retailing Molasses,
IS bbls. and half-bbls. Mackerel
do. best clear Pork,
3 2O 40, do. Providence Ale,
40 bbs. pure Spermaceti Oil,
~ boxes do. Candles,
90 dozen Loom Pickers,
tierces and halftierces Rice,
- bags St. Domingo Coffee,
chests Hyson and Tonkay Tea,
Cavendish and Richmond Tobacco.
Maccoboy Snuff, &c &c.
For sale on accommodating terms at the Canal
Store, Central Street, by
- ROBERT EARLE.
way ID Owls