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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-29
Lang hornes Mills


In the corpordtio" Of Lynehbwg,
"a ILL toe IN readiness ior tie reception
w OF Wheat by the 2ouh OF July. We
viii give the highest cash pric" Tor wheat, o.,
II preferred. barrel of SUI ca fine -four, 10 pass
the Richmond Inspection for each five aud a
haliuush Is.
those Mills are situated on the bank Of
Black Water Geek, jnsl above the | oil Bridge
Inc creek being uavlgahie, viii admit Of boats
delivering and receiving tutir luads al The door
OF the Allls, aud beng not very distant from
tho business part OF town, lIrmrrs can with
oat much inconvenience aud Delay attend 10
the discharge OF their Wagons.
We solicit an interview With the growers aud
sellers Of Wheat before they make DISPOSE
Of II. NJ. & II. S. LANGHOkNE.
\. B. Servants charged with the delivery
OF wheat VIII be promptly attended TO, and dis
missed with all possible despatch.
NJ. & II. s. l.,
July IA. Is
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LIN

A LARGE quantity OF lhis article CONSTANTS
IN kept for sale at Aothony's Mil, npon On
posum Cleek-iour miles below Lynchburg.
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hNhE undersigned Commissioners appoin-
ted by the County Curt ot Bedford,
VIII, ON tuesday thu SON iusI. sell at auction,
on The premises, - tact OF Land, lying III ths
county OF Bedford, The propet, OF the late ko-
herl Burton. containing fouI hundred aces,
adjoining the land, OF Mrs. MnseIy, Mrs. Clay
ana Others, about twelve miles from Lynch
bufg-lhe terms will be liberal und made
known at sale. Persons wishing TO see tho
Land, are invited 10 call on Mr.. Holmes, Inv
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POSTSCRIPT,

The ADORE safe is postponed uaHl THursdou H.
5h Of September.
Aug. | ,ds
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FIFTY DOLLARS Rev ard.

A.. 90
AhE
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-12-14

The Richmond Wing of Friday last, con
tains letter addressed to Gen. Jackson,
purporting to have been written by Thos.
x. Travers, Augustus Leland, and Albert
GoodiDg, resident at Bogota, in which they
charge Thomas p. Moore, t"Free 1'om"l
the American Minister to Colombia, with Il
wicked and malicious design in denouncing
them to the Government of that country as
ronspirators against the life of Gen. Ureia-
meta, with ii view, as they say, of ingratiat-
ing himself into the favor OF that officer
The Wing, in noticing the letter, remarks,
that Mr. Picket, the Secretary of Legation,
was so ncensed against Mr.. Moore for his
conduct in the affair, that he inflicted upon
The Minister corporeal punishment.
ImPoRTANr DECISION. The Superior
Court Of New Hampshire, in an action,
Heirs vs.. an Administrator, ordered an
item OF SO, for spirtuous liquors, furnished
ut an auction sale of personal estate, to be
struck out of the account. The Court OBJ
served g it was putting an enemy into the
mouth 10 steal away the brains"
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ID L E. u


In this town, the 9Th inst. Clarissa Maria
aged years and months-and on the 18th
Charles OTIS aged years, children of Farley and
Sarah c. Goddard.-Mr. Ebenezer Williams, 73
In Sutton, Dec. |. Mrs Sally wife of Capt Sim
con Woodbury., aged 52-Printers in Maine arr
requested to insert the abore death
In Holden, Dec. II, Maria Stockwell, daughter
OF Mr.. Nathan Rogers, aged about 10 months
In PhllllpSton, Dec. g., Mrs. Lucy, wife of Mar
TN Wesson aged 81, daughter of Silss Sawyer
death.
In Northboro', Nov. l6, Mr.. Solomon Livermore
formerly of Western, aged 30-Dec. 9, Mr.. Isaac
Howe, aged 10. Printers in Netc York are re-
quested 10 insert This death.
In Leicester, Dec. 5, Mr.. Benjamin Watson,
sert this DEATH
In Western, Nov. so, Mr.. Samuel Blair, aged 49,
In Boylston, Dec. 6, Mrs. Theresa, wife of Mr..
Otis Flagg, aged 27.---Printers in Baagor,N Y,
are requested TO insert this death.
In Westminster, Dec l, Mrs. Susannah Jackson,
wife of Mr. John Jack son, aged 62--Prmters in
Pennsyiva''ia, NeU York, Ne,r Hampshire and
Vermont are requested to insert this death.
In Grafton Nov: 90, Mrs. Lucy Whipple widow
OF the late John Whipple, Jr., aged GO.
Henry Prentiss Esq, Miss Mary Gerrish Davis
daughter of the late Edward Davis, ESQ., Of Boston.
aged 50.
In Boston, Dec. 6, William H. Elliot, ESQ, aged
o9-one OF the most public spirited individuals of
that metropolis. He had just been nominated for
the Office of Mayor. He died after short illness,
OF the prevailing influenza
In New Bedford, Charles, son of Mr.. William
Haskns, aged II. He went out in company with
another lad on Thursday to shoot game and re.
turning about sunset, while exploding a heavy
charge, with which his gun was loaded in posi-
ton over his forehead, the barrel burst asunder
and fractured his skull badly, that he survived
only about sc hours.
In Nottingham, Vt, Sept. %, Col Isaac Martin,
in the 92d year of his age
In Gwner, Eng, Sept. ct, Mr. John Faul. aged
81. During his illness he bargained for the price
was 81. Us. Mr.. Faul offered a. 4s After much
chafiering, the bargain was struck at Al. SIS.
In London, Oct. IL, Nathaniel Coffin, ESQ. AGED
o3 years, brother of Admiral Sir Isaac Co6n
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ma r r TE .

In NorhboTo', Nov. so, by John Fowler, Esq,
hir Warren Balcome to Miss Lydia Haskell.
=, In Westboro', Dec. !, by Rev. Elisha lockwood,
Mr., Otis DANIEL Of Boston, to Miss Mary Ann
Grout of w.
IN In frlnceton, Dec: l, by Rev Mr. Phillips, Mr.
Naleo 5 Mirck to Miss Sarah NJ Dodd
In Shrewsbury, Dec 9, by Rev George Allen.
Mr.. Jonas H. Allen to Miss ClarinJa Howe
Dexter Pratt to Miss Vashti Cutting.
In Southboro', Dec. l, by Rev. Mr.. Parker.
Dea. Thomas J. johnson TO Miss Hannah t. An.
gier.
In Andover, Nov. %, by Rev Milton Badger.
Mr. William Dickinson of Fitchburg, to Miss Eliza
liawley of the former place
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NEWSPAPER NOTICE.

FEyHE Worcester and Ksene Mail STAGE
Il Company have employed Mr.. DgYrFe
GILBERT to receive and receipt for an monies
due them for Newspapers; and he will be at Tho
places hereinafter named for that uurpose
At Maj. Abbolts, in Holden, on Mondav' Ian
2, 1882; Daniel Kings, in Rutland, on Tues.
day, Jan. 3, until O'Clock, P. NJ; i. Pierce's.
in ilubbardston, on Wednesday, Jan. 4. in lbo
forenoon, and Col HInds's, in said iIubbsrds-
ton. in the afternoon of said "Wednesday l..
Wilders, in the centre of WincLendon, on Fri
day, Jan. 6, in the forenoon, and Capt Muir
docks. in the village, in the afternoon; Jacob
WuIis's, Esq, Saturday, Jan. Z, until 5 o'clock,
p. NJ.
The Stage Company have, every year, been
a: the expense of employing some person 10
collect their newspaper debts, notwithstanding
many have neglected to come forward and pay.
We need only say, that such deIinquents, after
the 18th Of January, will be called upon with
out any further notice, in a more legal manner
CALVIN TOWNSLEY, .4gent
Templcton, Dec H.
All persons in Tempeton indebted for papers,
will make payment TO G. ToWHsLEY
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PENNSYLVANIA. The Legislature mot at
Harrisburg on the 9th inst WIN. G. HawL :
ms was unanimously elected Speaker of the
Senate. In the House, John Laporte was
elected Speaker on the second i,aliotDg.
Next day, Gov. Wolf sent his message TO
both Houses-occupes screen and halt
closely printed columns. The Message rec
ommends the adoption of plan for general
education, and urges upan the Legislature,
an early consideration of the subject it de-
rlares that protecting tariff, and encour-
agement 10 works of internal Improvement
are favorite measures with the people of
Pennsylvania; it recommends revision Of
the Judiciary Of the State and an entire
change in the Militia System.
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COLONLZATInM SocIrrv

The annual meeting of the Worcester County
Auxiliary Colonization Society will be held at the
Court House OH Wednesday euening, Dec. IA, at
half past six. A Report will be presented by the
President of the Society, Rev Mr. Nelson, and ad
dresses are expected from several other gentlemen
Per order. JOHN S. BUTLER, Sec'ry.
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uE0pcEsrrp rrcrrr,1

" OISt> rs EIL II L CL t-R.
Lecture will be delivered before the Lyeenm
Tomorrow EyESING, at Z O'Clock, by Daniel
Stone, Esq
To prevent disturbance and interruption from
the entrance of persons after the exercises have
commenced, the constitution provides that the
doors of the Hail shall be locked at ten minutes past
seven O'Clock.
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STRAW BRAID and CORD
t.t TAINTED.
' ME article above named viii be received
z in exchange for Goods at cash prises, by
CLARK & BROOKS,
~, Nearly opposite Central Hotel.
Worcester, Dec. Il

NA ANrED Immediately two Journeyman
BLAChS.hITHS, and one Journey man
rLoOGH--MAKER. Also, Lad from IL 10
=, =, years OF age, as an Apprentice TO the Plough.
niahihE business. Good encnurag cement will
be given. VIVIAN CAFE
Ward Dec IL
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NOTICE.
WHOLESALE STORE.


WHOLESALE STORE.
nnn BBLS. Geneseo and Southern
4 OSSU Flour,
lO0 halfbbls. Baltimore Howard street do.
SO do Buck Wheat do.
90 bbs. Philadelphia Starch,
5000 gallons pure Spermaceti Oil,
boxes do. do Candles,
$50 sbls. and half bbls. No. I, 2, & 3 Mackerel,
2etm bushels Liverpool c. F. Salt,
400 sacks do. Fine do.
10 casks first sort Pot Ashes,
80 casks Cut Nails, Sd TO god
30 jars Maccaboy Snuff,
10 boxes and kegs Tobacco,
so crates Crockery Ware.
10 hhds. Porin Rico Sugar,
% boxes Havana Brown do.
20 do. Loaf and Lump do. SC. &c.
For sale on the most favorable terms. at the
Canal Store, Centralstreet. by
ROBERT EARLE.
Worcester Nov 30
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Neao England Magazille.

3 USF published by ]. T. &c. BucK,sesAy
% Boston No. 6 Of the New England Mag.
azine, for December.
CONTENTS
0rtginGt Papers: Music ITO Julia Literary
ana intellectual Statistics: Voice Of Brook :;
Thoughts Oh Politeness; Ideal Beauty; Letters
from ohio' No. 3; Recollections ofthe Hospital;
Inc Lovers Complaint; Letter from the Duran,
Outang; The Limping Philosopher, No. 8;
Care; Dead Letters revived Lines written
among the White Mountains; Reflections for
The Close Of the Year; Tho Fly's Revenge ;
Thanksg living; The Indian Sumner-P0lii,;s
md statisties-Litsrary Notices The Work.
ing Mans Manual Mr. Cob5s Review of DR..
webster s Orihography; Deane's History OF
situate; Wills's Poem at Brown University !;
An Essay on Demonology, Ghosts &c, BY
James Thatcher, NJ. D.; An Address on the
Dedication of Mount Auburn Cemetery, By Jo-
seph Story The American Journal of Geoo-
gy and Natural Science, &e-.NiseeLanies.-
Obituary .Noticss-Literary Intelligence.
" Subscriptions received by MUNROE &
fRANClS, Washington-street, Boston, and by
D9RR d ROWLAND, Worcester.
Dec. Ia.
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TOWN PAUPERS.

TENiiE Committee, appointed to mako ar
IL engagements in behalf of the town of Pc
tersham, for the support of their Paupers after
The first day of April next, and also for the per-
sonal care, occupation, and management of the
town Farm; hereby give notice, that they will
receive proposals for that purpose till the 10th
DAY OF January nex:, at which time they will be
ready to close contract. Any information as
10 particulars, may be had on application to
either OF the subscribers.
nuTCHLNS HAPGoOD,j
MICAJAH REED, Committee.
HENRY WARD,
Petersham, Dec. a. af4f 4w
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Worcester. SIS. Probate Office, Nov -. 1881.
10 the Heirs Of ELLIS BENSON, late Of Douglas,
in soid County, deceascd, and to all others concera
ed IN ne Estate Of said dccedsed, GnEtriNs.
a OO are hereby cited to appear IF you
Il see it) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at W orcester. in said County. on the first Tues
day IN January next ut OF the clock, after
noon to show cause why the ceounts of the Adj.
m"istratiou OF said deccased's Estate should not
be allowed; and YOU vii! b. heard thereon.
% NAIii'L PAINE, J. Prob
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Wanted I0l;ned;dtely.

a JoURNEYMAN c.8BENE7-M5KER to
"a whom liberal wages will be @iyen, In.
4n T .! LEVI N. LELAND.
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q" We understand from an authentic source.
tIat the Small Pox is prevalent in Worcester
VIM the editors Of that village keep these
things in the dark, and endancer the lnhabt.
ants o! FIR neighbouring towns, as well as lis
own inhH'bitants or will they say "measures
nave be en- taken to prevent the spreading of
ms toat'asomo and dangerous disease ?"
We find the above article in the South
ridge Register of last week. Considering
ne hon cradle course hitherto pursued bv
hat paper, and the we'll known character Of
ITS reput ed editor for candor and fairness.
we were not little surprised at 6nding it
there, AFTER the assurances that have been
given to the public, through the columns Of
tthe papers in this town. And we are still
inclined to believe, from the 6otern;i,,
which has seemed to exist of late between
THE Register and the Millbury Pleibian.
sand from the character of the article. tha,
'ihe paragraph was intended for the latter
paper, but, by mistake got into the former.
be that as it may, we will remark, in replv
to It, that. for the last six weeks. no "mens.
nres have been TAKEN" or continued, to
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DIsTREssiNG. A son Of Mr. Richard Gill,
ioll.gatherer at the Hinsdale Bridge, in the
eighth year of his age, mysteriously disap-
peared on Friday of last week. He was in
the wood-shcd about H. P. NJ, since which
he has not been seen or heard of. tits APP
pretended that by some accident he fell in
TO the river ard was drowned. He was
dressed in close suit oflight drnb of sandy
complexion and red hnir. Any information
that may lead to the discovery Of the child
will he thankfully received by his afflicted
parents. - B,utH,boro' Messenger,
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FOREIGN News. We have no later ac
counts from Europe since our last. Several
extracts from the latest European papers
will be found on oar extra sheet.
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Worcester, SIS Probate Office. Dec Z. 1881.
To The H'idozc and Heirs Of Rev. STEPHEN Bsmls.
late o. Harvard in said County, deceased, and 10
all Others concerned il tie Estate Of said deceQsed,
GREETING
AOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
81 see fU at the Court of Probate to be hoen
at worcester, IN said Codnty. on the first Tues
day in January next, at one of the clock. after
noon, to show cause why the Account OF The Adj
ministraton OF said Estate should not be allowed:
and you will be heard thereon.
SO" NArtfL. PAINE, r. Tyob.
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10 The Hers Of AMAnIAH SAWYER, iole If Boyl-
ston, III said County, deceased, and TO all OTHER,
concerned in the Estate Of said deceused,
GnrETINe
you are hereby cited to appear tif you
"a see ft) at the Court OF Probate to lie hold.
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
tuesday, in January next, at ten Of the clock
before noon. to show cause why the Instrument
which purports to be the last Viii and Testament
Of said deceased should not b. approved; and you
will heard thereon
Sos NATfI'I. PAINE. T. Pro6
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William Brown is elected Representative
from Winchendon.
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prevent The spreading" ofany disease which
prevails in this town. The sick are freely
visited, when we have .hem,-and we are
rarely without them-without any appre-
hension on the part of our inhabitants for
themselves, their families, or such of their
friends and others, as may come to town
on business or for any other purpose. Dur
ing the last three months, The chicken pox
has prevailed here, and, within that time.
fpe anomalous cases have appeared, all,
however, tracable to the chicken pox infcc-
ton, and communicating only the common
chicken por to others. The last of these
cases occurred more than three weeks
since: they were scattered in different parts
Of the town, and, with one exception, could
not have proceeded from common origin.
| They were all without the distinctive char
acter which marks the Small Pox, and the
disease was of mild and harmless chatac-
ter. Ofthe persons infected, one had had the
Small Pox, one the Kline Pox, but neither
OF them, SO far as we Can learn, had ever
had the Chicken Pox. We trust the Editor
OF the Register is satisfactorily answered,
and, if he will visit us, we will, out of the
love that we bear TO him, agree to insure
his safety for the smallest namable premi-
um, and, what is better, we agree to paw
him fve dollars apiece for every case Of
Small Por that he will find in our goodv
town.
C The Presidents Message was re-
ceived in this town on Friday, and we issued
1t in an extra sheet the same evening. It
was distributed In town that night, and for
warded to such of our distant subscribers
as the usual means of conveyance would
admit OF, the next day. Such as have not
already been supplied will receive it with
the paper of this day.
FoREiGN News. We have no later ac-
counts from Europe since our last. Several
extracts from the latest European papers
will be found on oar extra sheet.
William Brown is elected Representative.
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The New York Observer, on publishing
the statement ofthe sums of money contrib,
uted IN the several States, for the Fayette-
vile sufferers, pays the following high COM
pliment to Massachusetts
Massachusetts, distant nearly thousand
miles from the scene of suffering, stands at
the head the list! And she is always ahead
in these matters. Her citizens have been
distinguished for the liberalty of their CON
tributions for the public welfare, and partic
ularly for the promotion of benevolent and
humane objects. The amount of their pri-
vate voluntary donations for the support of
colleges, and other literary and theological
institutions of IA higher order, is probably
greater than that of all other citizens of the
Union taken collectively, and the same was
true, few years since, of the amount con-
trihnteh for the support of missions to the
heather, and of almost every other impor-
tant religious enterprise. In the revolution
AIRY war they furnished more men and more
money, for the support Of the cause of lib
erty, than any other colony, and more too,
in proportion to their number; and in the
old wars with the French and Indians the
burden which they assumed was usually
twice as great as that of their neighbors.
There are few examples in history, if any,
of people who have manifested through a
period Of two centuries, SO much energy,
liberaity, and self denial in support ofpraise-
worthy objects.
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VIM. BLODGET & co

VIM. BLODGET & co.
Offer for sale. at loO prices, on long credit
an lois TO Accommodate
4 An HilDS fair, good to prime N Or.
D. wv leans SUGAR,
$40 boxes do do. do. Havana White & Bro. do
gu do y York and Phlad Loaf & Lump DO
275 bbls. Philad. starch, approved brands
400 bales prime and fine Louisiana. Mississinni
and Mobile COTTON, s'
100 bags Black PEPPER
2o0 do Cuba and ST. Domingo COFFEE,
300 kegs and boxes Manufac'd TOBACCO.
Marsellles, Madeira, Sweet Malaga and Claret
jfkfE,
Souchong and Tyson TEA, fresh and fine.
Pure st. Croix Rum, and Holland Gin. nurs
Spirit
Brown Soap, Chocolate, Patent Shot. all sizes
Window Glass Cassia, SC. &c.
Providence Nov. 30
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WOLVES. These animals are said TO i,
uncommonly numerous the present season.
on the Green Mountains, and we understand
that they have found sumptuous living amono
the fine flocks of sheep that range the mas.
lures of Stratton, marlborough, and other
towns in their vicinity. On the 2sth ult..
the sportsmen of Wardsboro' got in pursuit
of FIVE of them, one of which was killed and
the others fed. One of the wolves passed
near this village, swan the river, and was
Killed in Hinsdale on Monday last, by a
Vernon Observation-Disclosures Messenger
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Ti.e R.assaet,usetts gpp.

" THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS is ESSENTIAL TO
THE SECURITY OF FREEDOM"
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We find the following article in the Dos
ton Liberator-it is letter 70 the Editor:
Macon, (Geo.) Nov 16, 1881.
DEAR SIR-I regret to inform you, tina
our mutual friend Mr.. John Lamb, got int,
a difficulty last evening, in consequence
receiving your laudable paper. A mob
unprincipled vagabonds assembled arount
his house, and violently took him out, AMI
tarred and feathersd him They then pour
ed oit on his head, and set fire to IL! The!
next carried him on d rcit to the rirer nnt
ducked ham !! ! And then returned with hin
to post near Darraugh g. Simms's Tavern
and schipped HIM! They are now prepar.
ing your efigy, with the determination to
burn it.
l blush for my raive State, to think that
such spirit of opposition and bitterness.
should pervade our community but can
truly say, that northern men who reside
among us, are more violent against the Lib
orator than our native Georgians. N
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A LION OF THE WEST, returning the other
day IN Reesdes fast line frem Philadelphia,
Jumped out OF the stage at the tavern and i'm.
nediately calling for glass of somethinr
stronger than water, he tossed il off to the
health OF the Great Land Admiral; when, hay
ing smacked his lips, he added-Some of oul
great folk thought themselves great things
when they cried they could leap the Ohio, wade
the Mississippi, ard whip their weight in wild
cats backed by panthers such fellows, SAID
he, are nothing TO Reesde-he can leap the
Cove mountain, step the side!ing hill, turn u
somerset over Allegheny without stopping 10
blow, and IN shorter time than ever Nimrod
Wiidhte took TO ride on streak of lightning
through crab apple orehard-and all that
without tying up. He always goes at the ratio
OF tour horse power, and them all full bIooded.
Amt he tickle bender ?-Somersut (Pa) Wig.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office Dec Z, 1881,
10 the Heirs Of ALaiRA HE.sHAw, iate of Lei
cester, IN said County, deceased, and to ali Others
concerned in the Estte Of said deceased,
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Worcester. SIS. Probate Office, Dec ~, 1871.
To N. Ip;Jo,rnnH Heirs ofSAMUEL BLAIR. late Of
Weste,n. III saia County, deceased, and 10 all
othe,x concerned IN the Estd'e q said deceased,
6REKtISG
wvOIJ nre hereby cited to appear (if you
Isl sec Gt,) at the Court Of Probate to be hold.
en- n, Worcester. iR said County, on the FIRST
Tuesday in January next, at ten of the clock,
before noon, TO show cause why the Instrument
whish purports to be the last VIII and Testament
Of said deceased should not be approved; and you
will be heard thereon.
So MATTE fNlNe'' Il. ffs"'
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VIRGINIA The General Assembly Of Vir.
pinia met at Richmond on the 9th inst In the
Senate all the old officers were re elected viz.
Mr.. Holt, Speaker; and Mr.. lIansford, Clork
In the House Of Delegates, Linn 3anks was
reelected Speaker, Blanks So, j, n, Gholson,
;I.) and George w. Aledford, Clerk Govern.
or Flcyd's Message was cent in OH Tuesday.