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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-12-21

In this town, Dec. IS. widow Catherine Fl. Dorr
aged e9, formerly of West BrookfeId.-Dec Ia
capt. Asa Hamilton, Treasurer of the Town. aged
ID. Capt. H. was found dead in his store He
had been in usual health, and, half an hour preyi.
Gus to the time he was found he had been seen
well, and engaged in his business as usuaI.-Dec
~, Mr.; Samuel Gates. aged 77-Mrs Pruda Glea.
son.-Dec. 20. Mr.. David Bigeow, aged rs.
In Oxford. Dec. 10, Capt Farley EDDY. AGED e8
Printers in Vermont and Proriderce II T me-
requested TO insert this DEATH
In Lancaster, Dec. IA, Nathaniel Whitt.more
Jr., son of Mr.. Nathaniel Whittemore. aged IA
In Mllbury, Dec. l6, MI Simon HAYWARD ,asd
89.-Printers in HalIoiceH and Augusta M ar.
requested to insert this DEATH
In Westboro', Dec. 10, Mr. BENJAMIN Pierce
aged 59.-Printers in Maine and Vermont arc ~:
quested 10 insert this death
In Millbury, Philip r. Ridgway, aged %. former.
y OF Northampton. His death was PRODUCED by !,
blow upon the head, at the raising Of factory.
In Northbridge, Sarah, wife of James Prentice.
aged SO. A'e''i'e'
In Charlton, Dec. Z, Mr. Ebenezer Brown. ,csd
75.-Prinsers IN Vermont are requested to inssri
this death. " '''''''
In New Bedford, Bernard J. Kempton. AGED or
son OF Sllas k.-susan Shockley, aged So, daugl.te
oi the late Deac. Jabez Hammond.
In Raymond, lMissssippi) Oct. IA, Georos II
son OF John p. Gilbert Esq, aged Is moutns
In Stratton, W. Deac. Abel Kdder, coed IS
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WOPCESHEp Iunn,

WORCESTER LYCEUN
y, Lecture will be delivered before the T.vcenm
4 TOMORROW EVENING, at I O'Clock. by William
a.. 10 prevent disturbance and interruption from
commenced. the constitution nrov;das th.t az
doors Of the Hall shall be locked at ten minutes mast
seven o'clock past
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Notice to Road Makers.

THNliE Subscribers, being authorized by the
= town Of Rutland, to contract for the max
ing Of about five miles of Road, in said town,
give notice, that they will meet for that pur-
pose at the house of Joseph BgeIow. in said
Rutland, on the second Monday OF January
next, at 0 o'clock, A. NJ The said Road will
be disposed of in sections, or the whole, as will
best serve the interest OF said town-the same
ls be completed by the first day OF September
next to the acceptance of the County Commits
sioners. JOEL DAVIS.
SILAS SKINNER.
ROWLAND WHEELER.
Rutland Dec 81
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Notice to Road Contractors.

Notice to Road Contractors.
FENHE subscribers, being authorized by the
III town Of Marlborough, give notice. that
they will dispose OF the making of about one.
hundred and sixty-fo rods of Road, in said
town, to the lowest bidder, on WEDNESDAY,, the
I'm day Of january ns1t, at ~ o'clock, NJ, at
+. ID. Blake's tavern, near the premises The
manner of making said Road wilt be made
known at the time and place OF sale. The Road
to be made to the. acceptance of the County
Commissioners by the fret of July next
ASAPH RICE, d
JOSEPH DAVIS, Coamiitee.
WILLIAM EAGER,
Norfhborou1h Dee 0I hSar
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lion OF September, when there was a diminu.
ZION s1o OF 54 per cent occasioned by a loss OF
$1,000 by lire.
The losses for the whole period have been
eight in number they have ever been orompt.
y met and have all been punctually paid
9 Az a, fTnchburg, a total loss of 81 300 90
2 A, p,uhenourg' partial loss, $50 90
o. AZ Barre, total upon barn, and
Parusi as to the wood-house, Office
a anu a h furniture; 265 so
T. mousse and store in Worcester.
tne loss was paid, as BY the est,
maze OF impartial appraisers, sIs 90
O. A house in Upton, a total los ono O oo
o. a partial loss in WorcesteY' SS So no
a. a partial loss IN Westboronob. IS2 IN
'o'eester, total loss, 1000 90
amour. paid for losses in Z arsend
p.. $500 SO
neJo'ce Newton, ESQ.,, who had sustained II.
onices OF President and Trea,m,s. e.. .he
years ana VINO had devoted much tiuo "a aJ'e"
o 9"toh IA preparing and executing th. DEAL,
didale for reelection. "eu 07ihg can
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-12-21
CHE A1assachusetts Spp.
THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS IS ESSENTIAL TIC
THE SECURITY OF FREEDOM"
W0R1RaRRRa
EDNESDAY. DEC. 2a, 1891,

C. We present our readers, this week,
with mass of valuable matter. The for
eign news, the proceedings of the Balti-
more Convention, and the abstracts of Ex-
ecutive Reports, are all of an interesting
character, and, to make way for them with
out too much infringement, we have given
up most of the space Usually reserved for
our own use and that of our correspondents.
This must he our apology to Cato for defer
ring the publication of his communication
till next week. When pressed with lmpor-
tant matter, we cannot give up our columns
to subject so trifiing as that of the Jack
son paper or its hireling editor.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-12-21

Received for pieIniums dnd Tees
this year, 6,096 70
Paid dividends on expired policies, 1879 90
Paid for losses by fire, LEY so
The amount of the cash fund is $i6,6l5 46.
This fund has increased $4,000 the present
year Besides this there is fund amounting
TO 90,702 dollars, consisting of deposit notes,
which are secured by a lien upon the property
insured. These notes are not on interest, nor
payable until the cash fund is exhausted.
The company commenced business May I,
1924, by issuing policies for years. These
all begin and determine, ON the first day efeach
successive month, so that tho whole concern,
has now TO be accurately settled at those peri.
ode. The part that each member owns in the
fund has to be ascertained, and the amount
credited to each policy as fast as they fall due.
These dividends have been Rs follows;
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-12-21
FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY.

Al the annual meeting of the Worcester INH-
tudL Fire Insurance Company, Dec. 10, 1881,
the following officers were elected -
PreSident-Frederick w. Paine. Directors
Nathaniel P. Denny of Leicester, Theophilus
Wheeler, Alfred D. Foster, Artemas Ward, of
Worcester, Jonas l.. Sibcy of Sutton, Joseph
Thayer Of Uxbridge, Ebenezer Torrey of Fitch
burg, George T. Rice of Worcester. Treas
urer-Fredcrick W. Paine. Seeretsry-Isaac
Goodwin.
The Directors, BY Mr.. Paine their Chair
man, made full ap! detailed report of thu
concerns of the Institution, whereby it ap.
peafed, tina. its affairs were highly prosperous,
and its claims upon the confidence and patron
age of the community greatly increased, To
become member of the Institution and to par.
ticipate in its benefits, is privilege which be
longs only to the owners of property within
the County of Worcester.
Amount insured by last years re-
port, $l,173 .9nl
Policies which have since expired, l54 81;
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-12-21

INVESTIGATION OF MASONRY. We have
continued, this week, the report of the ex-
animation before the Committee of the
Rhode Island Legislature. The account,
to the close of the second witness, is from
the Journal, the Editor of which is Mason,
and the remainder from the American, an
Anti Masonic paper. We state this fact,
as serving to explain whatever difference
may appear IN the expression of opinion, in
the different parts of the report.
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NOTICE.

"A LII those indebted TO thu subscriber, are
~ requested 10 settle, previous to the first
OF January next. DAN. HAYWOOD.
Worcester, Dec. 81, 1881.
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STRAW GOODS

NM ANTED, alkkinds of Straw Goods, for.
w which as high prices will be paid as can.
be obtained at any other place, through the
season, in Goods at cash prices.
Also OF first rate &sase Se,sers, can have
constant employment, by
FffAYER & DANIELS.
No. Goddards' Row:
Worcester, Dec ST.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-12-21

The COUNTY COMMISSIONERS commence
their winter session on Tuesday next, the
9th inst.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-12-21
FLOUR,
NOTICE.

"A Ill persons indebted to GEO. M. RICE,
I n by Note or Account, whose term of credit
aas expired viii please pay the same previous
to the FIRST day Of February next.
Worcester, Doc. 81.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-12-21

The Court of Common Pleas continues in
session. 1t will not rise, probably, till some
time next week.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-12-21
BOY WANTED.

A N active and faithful Boy, abou.t 16 wears of
IA age, iswanted 10 work in family in Wor-
cester go on errands, take care of horse. &c
II whom wages will be paid INQUIRE a, ,ht
Spy Office. If Dee. ef
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-12-21

Worcester Turnpike.
IN ter Turnpike Corporation are hereby no.
tilted, that their annual mzeiing will be holden
at the Exchange Coffee Hepse in Boston, ON
TUESDAY, December 9Th, at II o'clock, A.. M
SIMON L. GREENE,
Dec. IA, Props. GieJk>
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WANTED

A GOOD Broad-cloth F.nisher. and a good
IA Jack Spinner, TO whom good wages will
be given. None but fire-rate workmen, with
sufficient recommendations, need apply. In.
quire of HOLLIS HARTSHORN.
Fitchburg, Dee. Oh
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WANTED.

A T the Beaman Manufacturing Comnany,
IN Mill in West Boylston, 3 large Families.
Also, Warp Spinners and 10 Weavers, to-
whom good accommodations and encourage.
ment win be given. Apply at the. Mill
West Boylston, Dec 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-07
THRESIILlNG .M4CHLNE-

"E intend exhibiting one of Henry C. Atwood's
w Patent Improved Ireshing Machines, in this
city in few weeks: SAID Machine patented Jam
uary Esd, 1880. This machine is simple in struc-
ture, and in way liable to get out of order We
cah thresh by hand power, so bushels per day, and
with one or two horses, will thres from 500 bush.
els per day, as occasion may require. This Machine
has been acknowledged by all who have seen its ope
ration to be decidedly the simplest, cheapes, and bes
of any one ever offered to the public. Cost of the
above machine, together with the horse power, will
not exceed one hundred dollars. We have certificates
with the names of hundreds of the most respectable
men of this, well other States. We having pur-
chased the right from Mr.. Alive od Tor the State of
Virginia, Ciler TO sell individual county rights
HART & SNYDER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-07
ss.aeR sR

'3NliE new line of Horse Post Coaches frcm
L Richmond TO Orange Court House, and liar
risonb1rg, yia Louisa Court House, has gone into
operation. and will continue without failure.
This mail will close at Richmond Oh TUESDAYS and
and Saturdays precisely at ro'clock, p. NJ and
the stage start at 4 o'cbck, 4. NJ on Wednes-
days and Sundays leave Orange Court House on
Sundays ana Wednesd days at O'Clock, p. NJ, and
arrive at Richmond on Mondays and Thursdays at .,
p. Nj. This line OF stages VIII make junction at
Orange Court House with the Alexandria line of
stages carried by William Suiith to Lynchburg-pas-
sing IN lis northern direction by Culpeper Court
House, Fauquier Court House or Warrenton-at
winch latter point, it will meet with the Winchester
hnc-hy which. direct communication is afford 1
to the town Of Wheeling the Ohio river.
At Loulsa Court House, the lassisonburg mail
is taken from tho Orange Court House mail. and
will in some short time, be carried by horse
stage OF which due noIce will be given at present 1t
IL carried on horseback.
The public assured that the best horses and
most experienced drivers will be constantly in service
and every exertion used make the line comfortable
and expeditions.
| Fare to Louisa Court House 2 doilars-to Orange
Court House S. SO centS.--AN Intermediate disan-
ces 81 cents per mlc.--Stage Office at thr w ASH
ington Hotel.
Passengers will enter their names before o'clock
p. NJ, on Tuesdays and Saturdays
mar 23--Iaw8w JNO ~ PRICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-07
MAP OF VIRGINIA,

'S'iiE copies remaining hand. are directed TO b.
sold at the very low prices of SO for the large,
and 81 for the small Map both are mounted upon
rollers. aud in portable form AT these prices It is
improbable that many copies will long refrain Tor
sale.
Complete sets of, the Virginia Reporters from 1920
to the present time; Ilenng's Statutes, at large;
Journal of the Convention OF l774-5 and of the
House OF Delegates, from i77G TO 1870, inclusive
may n'so be lad upon the lowest terms ut the Capt.
tCl m Richmond, Of
WIN. H. RICHARDSON,
mar l8--6ic Librarian.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-07

ENili stand tire ensuing my farm, miles tom
w Richmond, directly the stage road leading om that
place to fredericksburg, and known as Half Sink
Ii is not saying too much (for submit the candor of
every gentleman acquainted with the facts the
assertion when say, that his cnis universally ackuow
ledsct 10 possess much strength, and beauty,
colts that have ever been produced by horse Virgil
MIA Snu" several that cannot IL purchased for less than
eight hundred dollars; and have myself been offered
$1,000 Tor odihe which they
held by their take be the strongest recommendation
that be offered III behalf If unred colts
The season will commence the 10Th Of February, and ter
inmate the l OF July Terms heretofore; Fly Dollars,
20 be discharged 10y the payment of Thy-hve, any
during Sixty Dollars insurance; One Dollar the
Groom which expected, either when the brought,
taken away.
EScnsyc pastures arc provided and fed regularly
unless otherwise directed. 1T five cents day.
Gentlemen who last Cohan.
that dt prove fa (i any there hc) informed that
hcy can he sent again. and charge made Tor the
the Horse, unless they should prove oa other words
the Will hr insured at the TnCe OF the
JOHN NJ Bolts.
The Editors the Political Arena and Petersburg nei2en-
Ger, will please insert the week IN their rcspcc
tive Papcrs Tor eight weeks and forward accounts the
subscriber j NJ H.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-07
NEW LINE OF COACHES.

NfA W LINE oE SoACflES-
Edtmond, ScottseiHe and Stanton .NaH Coa,i
'S>illS new line of Coaches will COM
mence running Saturday, the I'd day
of April next. 1t Hill run by Powclls Gooch-
land Court House, Georges, Tinsleyvie Colum-
bia, Wins tavern. to Scosville; thence by
Mount Israel 10 New York, where 1t inter-
sects with tic line frGm Charlottesville TO Sraun-
ton; and thence 10 Lexington and Guynndotto This
s'oge will leave Richmond Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, and return Sundays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays Thus the Public Will have u lI.e of
Coaches SIN times week through To Stanton and
Guyandotle: VIZ. three times week by TInsleyvlle
ad Charlottesville, and three times By Scnttsville aud
New ork making daily line from Richmond to
Guyandotte on the Ohio river. Sundays excepted.
Tile aJoce line tciH meet ut Georges the line
running three times week from Fredericksburg TO
tnrmve, Prince Edward Court HCs;sc Hampden
Sidney College, &c sc. &c. which WIZ give 10
the Public Ill this section of the State the accummo-
dation they have so long wished for. The ScotiscWe
hHe VIII also .ntcrsect the line running from Lynch.
burg TO Charlottesville at Mount Israel.
mar 2G-2aw2mc EDWIN PORTER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-07
Cuittlou 10 the Public.

CujUION 10 The PubIc.
The subscribers having purchased the right for the
State of Virginia, to make and sell Henry T. Atwoods
Patent Improved Thrcshng Machine, and person
named Clark, having iufringed said right by subse-
at emily constructing Machine the principle,
and appointed agents to dispose of them in said State;
we hereby caution all persons not to purchase sal 1
Threslng Machine from any others than the subscri.
bers, or their authorized agents. they claim the le-
gal right to furnish hem & agreeably to advice taken
from legal counsel they will bring suits against any
one who violates their right. JOHN NJ. HART.
JOHN SNYDER.
Eincastle March 81 lSGl--cSt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-07

W. AS Committed to the jail of Goochland Coun
W ~, he 7th day of June. 1890 n negro man
who calls bmscfBob. Goldman. and says he is n free
man, That he was bound TO Nelson Vanderval and
served his apprenticeship TO him as a shoemaker in
The City OF Richmond, that he afterwards worked at
sand trade. with Cooke q Ryan, in said City Ho
isabout 8. years old. brown complexion about feet
inches hlgt--he IS quite sensible, and can read and
write. The owner, If any, is requested to prove
property, pay charges, and take him away otherwise
he Will be dealt with az the law; directs.
w. LEWIS, Tailor, for
IAN - VIEW WIN. BOILING, Sheriff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-07
Office

ElN virtue Of deed Of trust by Nelson Carv 4,
- the subscriber trustee 10Th Dec 1880 recorded Ia
the clerks Offices of HennO AID OF Chesterfield wall be sold
At auction, Al the Springfield Pits Heurco on Monday the
18th INST 90 dr, not the far day,) several yaisbrs
ncsrots quantity OF coal supposed be 1000 bushels and
parcel 81 hou'ehod aud kitchen urmUre-slso al Inc Coal
Nut' Tavern h hesiehed, on IhDpday the 5st l6e
interest o the SAID Cary being one Undivided hi M oIet
Ut land Chesterfield, supposed 100 acres ADJOINING
the aUts vt taucrs Hancock estate, Of Hgscrson HancOcE
o Thomas DppS estate, aud Of David stanford OheLs
Inc enS VIII bee cash for Of $50 or lesson larger sums
ctau OF SIX monhs-touds win approved security to.bs
stcu and the title tn the and retained until payment
Tine above deed provides fpT tire creditors Nelson CAM
aud Of v Cary & Co, generally, vino shall MAKE
Themselves parties thereto They hereby required cous
90, within three months from this date. ~. EuOOES
MauchestcI, March 10, i83l-1aw &
1.-THE sale at the Springfield Pits IL pos poned to
SATURDAY, Oh Npsi next -H.RHODES
app 2swc
/ NINEGAR--A few bdncls ~ stfvng C,igr Yn,saf-j :
] received ~ jA~ WlNSTOS
glsI =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-07

eeSzzuekR6 from the courthouse and 10 from Rich
mond-Season to commence the 18th of Feb. and ex>
pire tho l5th of Juiy-price 30 dollars, payable by
fifteen, if paid by the latter perod-thry dollars to
insurc-pasturage gratis, but responsibility for
accidents escapes. Rego is black, full sixteen
hands high, and possessed sf great bone and muscle.
Two of kcgo's colts have been trained, and each of
them gave strong evidences of capacity for the turf
One of them won her sweepstake IN fine style, over
the Cam7field course, and could not be purcha~
sed of her owner for thousand dollars. Riego was
got by Francisco, Esteemed by the late Mr.. Mnge,
of the beet horses trained at his stabe,) his
dam by the imported horse, Young Sir Peter Teaze,
grand dam the imported mare Csstranire, dam of Sir
Archy) by ROckinghan,g Tabitha, by Trent
ham, & by Bosphorus, Coalition Colt, Burtard,
gggg &C. Lord Leigh's Charming Molly Francisco
got by the imported horse sIambeton, his dam
Nightingale, by Chantcleer, & dam Winguryfeet, by
Jolly Roger, dam Melpomine, by BurwelI's Trav-
eller 6 dam Virginia, by Mark Anthony, & 6 e
dam the imported mare Polly Byrd, by Aristotle. 1t
is thought unnecessary so further with the pedi-
gree, that already given proves Riego be OF
the best bred horses exiaut.
N. IL. Mares will be fed al - cents per day.
feb 1l--w8wc H. DAVIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-07

MORE NEW SPRING GOODS.
Tuesday, 9Th March, 1881.
ID OBERT ii JENKINS is opening this morn
II ing, by the Hornet, from New York, the follow
lag New GOODS:
Fashionable painted 'Laurentnes,' entire new ar
tce for ladies' dresses, received by the last packet
from France.
New style gauze and Grape Ildkls.
Rich white gauze Wells.
Ladies' crazy Jane and rich lace Caps
BIZ former .4rriuakS:
Spring style of gauzc and Grape Handkcrchefs and
Scarfs.
Painted Grape Shaws and Scarfs
Every description of Fashionable Lace and worked
Caps, Collars, Chamos, Chcmlsetts, Fiorellcs,
and Pelirines.
Very fine white and thin merno wool Flanncls,
suitable for the
Very cheap silk and cotton Hosiery
Duns,ablc and Navarino Bonnets.
Also
Irish, German, Siesa, and Flemish Linens and
ShcetiDgs.
Persons wishing Linen Goods will fad them
good and cheap at r. III. JENKINS Linen and
Fancy Dry Goods Store. mar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-07
SpOpts of the PIT

4 MAIN OF Cocks will BE- taught ut Northamp-
N ton Court House, North Carolina for 81 600
and 500 on each battle, 10 commence on Wednesday
the 18Th of April next and continue four days.
Each party to show twenty five Cocks.
mar 3O-oaWjt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-07


ID I. SMITH (late Collins g. Coz has received
h. large addition to his stock Of Music for the
Plano-amoDg which arc most of the late pieces and
popular Sopgs-those enumerated are par, which
he will continue increase they are published III
the northern cities.
TUE PARTING UoUR-By III Dicman
o! GIVE ME BACK sly ARAs STEED-By a. Ilod-ar
J SHOULD VERY MUCH LIKE To KNow
o, CEASE Busy FAHcY-Au original Swiss Air, sung
by Mrs Austin
Go GEoRGE I CAST ENDURE YOU
THE WARNING, frop the Spnnish-By Cor
YES, | WILL LEAVE FATuER's HALLs--By
Sidney Waller
AT PARTINs wHES THY HAND PREsT-By w. NJ.
Il. Esq. Of Petersburg, Va
The PRIDE or THE VALLEY-By Hemricd
BRTrASRIA SAT- WEEPING
TWAS NATURES GAY DAY--B Lvlus
The Musical WFE-By a. SchurtZ
VIZ NETT. H. Bayle
o! WHY HAST THOU TAUGHT ME 10 LOVE THEE
LiGHTLY HERE-By ]. MOschalas
AWAY NY GALLANT PAGE, AwAY-W. Ball
SoLprER's TEAR-By A. Lee
SAuon's Tears. Waller
LOVES RIToRNELLA--J. COOKE
TsLE or BEAUTY, FARE THEE wELL--By Il. a.
Rawlings
TmE ApoLLo--A collection OF Solos, Variations,
VALUES, Rondos, Duets &c. from various Au-
thors, arranged for the Flute, Piano Guitar, and
two Flutes, by l.. Migucn, and a. Foit, NJ. ID.
EnpES PEA MAJ MEMoRrA, Oueito-by Rossni
APREs La BIcHEssE-By Aubcr
M M'OUBLrEz PAs-M. GTaillc
SEE THEM on THEIR WINDING wAY-From Bishop
IIeber
CHRISTMAS VEEpEn IIYMN--Ouc or three variations
CAPTIVE KNrGur-By Mrs. Homans
TnE Stan OF BETuLEHTM--WordJ By II. V,
White
TYRoLrsR EvENI~G HYMs-By Mrs fTcmuns
FRoM GnEENLANp's ICY MOUNTAINS Bishop Hcbcr
TYRE SAcRE-(A periodical publication -tw,
numbers Just received. and many her standard
pieces, for tho Piano, Guitar, and Flute.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-07
ENGLISH ANNUALS FOR 1881.

ENGLISH ANIMALS FOR 1881.
n ANDSCAPE ANNUAL, Illustrated by % Gle
~ giant engravings. aud handsomely bound
The Musical Bijou, an Album of music, poetry and
prose-, and illustrated by many splendid engravings
The Remembrance, edited by Roscoe, with many
handsome engravIngs and beautifully bound
The Iris, literary and religious Offering, with nu-
mcroug fine cngrayings and bound IN silk
Falstafs Comic Annual, illustrated BY several hun
drcd remarkably humorous cuts TO life, and well
bound For sale by
mar IL i. III. NASH.