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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-05
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

xAIl.f. be SD ,e he bishesthttlcr IN III ID
w dov of January next a, n. iate rssIdsnhc oi
Mai John clay.ar. DEC Of Bedford county al h.
,,ar-onsl Estate, CONSISTING cfa variety 81 uious+=
H,.d and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation b'e-'Siis.
Stock Of Horses, three Mules, Stock 1t Gaiiis an
Tlos-S two woke nj @xal. nus Tx t1ri az " NJ
.-sn an the Cron Of Co-n. - 10, Cat, - Also
Tom forty 10 forty Ave Neeeoss, nosi o.. ih'm
.oung and very likely Tcrms ofsa5"=-A'l SUM
Of b and under. cash, ever =. twolv. months
credit the purchaser q, ing bo13 with approved -
.srity. The sale vii b. continued from dY "a
CIV until completed.
JAMES l. CLAYfoR SURF.
Nov os ing Admir- Of John Clayiof g.
Also at the samc time apd pa q ihe'y Ne-fe
Man belonging 10 the estate . Sanrlel lal''h
~ JAMES l. cLAiTOR,
JOHN u. MURREL,
Adm'rs OFFS. Clayton dec
n tia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-05

ENHE Subscribers respectfully inform f5'
* friends and customers, they are manud.
turiog and receiving from. 'heir northern man
factories good supply Of one AM Two horc
Barouches, With a rumt.r Of o'her Caring.
such as Gigs. Nuekys. Rnehys, &C. aso a
newly construc'e arriace--suitabe aud
convenient for Family use. which they off,
for sale Al the 'owe.t frices Any persou Win
ing an article in their line Of business would DO
well call al their old stand, near the lo"'
end gF main-s,reet, Lyuchhurg, where ttey
can select ftom a great variety of Cauiages
~ All orders for Carriages from my part
of the Country will be thankfully recsiI ed and
neatly executed " ilh despatch.
u Repairing done a, the shortest notice Oy
H.R. BEACH Co.
June % WIS
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YsyE1T q =.

1Ef ANi ING uadr arrdng ements Tor the pur-
81 chase OF n large quantity OF Wheat, we
invite the Pianters To see us previous 10 selling
rs we aie determined 10 give the highest market
prce. MIKE, ROBINSON 4 co.
Oct T.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-05

ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES
Staple and Fancy GODDs.
K ILE 4 BORLAND have re-
~ crised dnuug he past "ees' o - 80
pes Fail and Winter Goods, which. IN adh'aon
&c Their fnfme, stock, makes iheir assort1eni AZ
nres.pt unusually latep aud de.irasle.-urai-
.ts IN Dry t.oous ard Groceries are earnestly
solicited ~ cell and eIalnue nur s'Sek'--"e
feel conscIou. that We can oHrr such h"duse-
menis u, cannn, fail To give satisfaction 10 Inv
purchaser. Inc following are a fe" OF me al
ucle, jDSt Iecsisrd.
SInNoo
. pieces extra al SATIN Le'ah'he' N'e'y
tine aud heavy)
Q do Mrrno do
d. Jet black Gro DC Ean, Exceedingly
line end bnauii"lJ
Q do Rich cbangea1le silk. sold unusually
low
. do sBper White Satin
do fine silk Camblet. for Ladies Dresses
do rich changcable nod fig' shAs
2 TO vety hest black Iialiao Luie,iflng
BombaZines, MeTinos, &c.
piece extra fine 4 Bombazine
do medium do
do fine black ncriao ds db6sedle, Tor La
dies Winter Dresses
Red, blue aud crimson Mefino Cloth, zines,
quality
pirce hncsI quality Thlbbet Cloth
do English Merno
Blue, black and orange CIrcaSsians
Inc spotted flannel. fof chddteG
FIg d aud pIaio Baanet
A lew pieces red Moreens
81 pieces black and tsncv cold Bombazeiis
FANCY EUKTS.
q doz. fich Embroidered Grape Hdkfs.
10 splendid Mandarine do
do sup Lcouidas, new style < very beau
ulul
da do Gro de Nap do
do fancy Warsaw do
do splendid Embroidered Cfape Points
do do Lama iakls
very fine assortment Mourning Shawis aud
Handkerchiefs
doa. Embroidered Grape Cravas
NerlnO Scarfs and ShaWls.
dozen beautiful red aud crimson Ierlno
Scarfs
l-3 do sup. black do fB6rders all Wooi)
ID do do crimson aud red AIerinp ShA Wis
Cassimeres and Nestings.
piece extra fne drab Cashmere
| do Cinnamon do do
do stout mild M-tino a new mud SPLEEN
did article Tor Gen'leluen's wear
do rich fs'i Iohsne,t Tor Vesting!
do ine Corded BuG do
10 do handsome Valencia Veetings
Calioos and Ginghams.
30 piece new STYLE Prints handsome dark
Winter patterns
do fne ~ Turkey Red Prints for children
do Warsaw G,ngnams
do splendid Partisan Muslins, beautiful
patterns
SuspenAers, Gloves, SC.
dug Patent Silk Susponders Grsl quality
rs do medInm quality do. silk aud norsted
good assurl'm Ladies Il Gentlemen's Gloves
doa. sup long white Kid Gloves
3 do. Ladies' Comfort do
ET1S1ERY.
Ladies Fancy Embroidered and Clock Stock
ings
DO do Marbled silk and Cotton Hose
II Il, Z. white Cotton do. soId very cheap
4 do fine black Wors,ej do
4 do do IamnHouI do
do best English silk do
do do do black do
Gentlcmen's Roderc Random Hose &. half Hos
HATS AND SHOES.
very tine assortment of Ltdlrs frunea,
Sealskin and Morocco Shoes, sold unusually
low.-rhe Ladies vii please call and exam
Ine our assortment Of Shos
Gendsmens hest CaIlskin Shoes and Bootees
Do Stou' Wa king do
large assortment coarse Brogans
8 eases Gentlemsns fashionable Hats
do medium quality, snld very cheap
LLMEEYS, &C.
10 pirces Stou, 1 a PLAID L!nsry.
bale stout olive FustiHns
80 pieces coarse kirsey>, very stout d hevy
do Orleans Csrpeiing
GROCERIES,
hhI,. 81. CroS sugar
! 40 ige do do
hnrrfs sup. family do do
bpN LA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-05

SHALL petition the next General ~,
- sembly for an act granting me leave
establish Town on my lands, IN the nPpe' ''N
OF Bedford county, to be csle1 Trana. &c
VIM. A. STAPtLS..
Cbamsliss Store, Nov. 10, 1881. d"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-05

TTiRGiNIA.-At Rules hcld IN tIe Clerks Onlou
" the County Court Of Bedford, the 3D. day Oh ~
Der, ls3l.-John Arthur, Complainant against mm'
Arthur, Baruabas Arthur, Lewis Arthur, Caleb Af'u'
Elizabeth Dowes, Henry p. White, John Pian ar nI
Frances his wife, formerly Frances Arthur, '''
Nathan Greer, Dells.--In Chauccry. -,.h
The defendants Barnabas Arthur, Lewis Arthur ~
Arthur Elizabeth Row les, Henry =. White, John ru'i
and Frances his wife, formerly Frances Arthur aa'
Nathan Greer, not having entered their appeaiaJIiy
aud given security according the act OF Assepus
aud tho rules of this Court and il appearing by st l
factory evidence that they arenot inhabitants oil w"
country: II is ordered, that the SAID DGlcnd1h's
appear here on the fourth Monday in December he'.
aud answer the bill Of the Compliments, ana uo e
copy of this order be forthwith inserted ~ sU,
newspaper printed IN the town of Lynchburg, ioa of
months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted At the front oo''
the Courthouse.
Copy-Teste, me
Oct "a Win
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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-02
Great Sale bu .4uctiO,,-

NlLL he sold at Public Auction. on
w THURSDAY, The Eth day of .NouemLsr.
at the house of the subscriber. in Holden AT O
O'Clock, all the Personal and Real Estate which
ne possesses, consisting of the following arti
cles viz
50 acres and 1903 rods of Wood Land.
Also yoke Oxen, pair years old Steers,
pairs 2 years old Steers, l pair Steers I
months old. 4 Mich Cows, Farrow Cow. |
Fat Csw, Heifers 9 years old, 2 Horses. IL
Sheep, 2 Fat Hogs, and Shoa:s. The Neat
otock Is bright red, and all of superior quality
:, Also. $4,000 No, Shaved Shingles, 5000
ChG'osing boards, and other Lumber, Crater
o'der MIL, l Sleigh, Sled, Carts, Nth
wagon and hay cart apparatus; one covered
two'horse Wagon and lumber body, with two
Harnesses, single Wagons, Chaise and Har
ness, 5 Ploughs, : Harrows, 9 Yokes, 9 Chains.
Iron Bars. l Wheel.barrow, Q lIay Forks
Rakes. Scythes and Snaths, Shoveis, Hoes.
Iron Rakes, Axes, Barn Bows and Runners.
Grain Cradle, Grain Mill, and Grindstone.
Also, 100 bush. Corn, 100 do Oats, 100 do
Potatoes, do. Beans, 90 tons English Hav.
from to III tons low land Hay, quantity OF
Dat Straw, Husks and Stalks, 2 bushels Red
Top Seed, and barrels Cider.
Also, Feather Beds, Bed-steads ,fBed.ouilts
Chairs, Tables, Chests, Trunks, Tin Ware
Sleigh Bells, Buffalo Robe, Baskets, &c. &c.
Also, Pew in the Congregational Nicotine
House, and large quantity of other articles
not mentioned. The sale will be made without
any reserve, and liberal credit will be given t.
the purchasers on good security
N. b. Persons wishing to purchase any O
the above articles at private sale, can do so b,
calling upon the subscriber previous to the Auc
tlon; MERRILL DAVIS.
Hnldan Nov .
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FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS, SPY.
SENATORIAL NOMINATION.

Mr.. EDIToR--On looking over the jackson
nomination for Senators, find the name of Jo.
siah Howe brought again before the public for
a candidate. The inquiry has been made, wheth
or he is a Jackson man or not: AS there has
been no professions made by which an opinion
can be formed, suppose it fair to Judge as we
Judge Of tree, by its frut-he takes the "Wor.
cester County Republican constantly and has
and does suffer himself TO be run as u jackson
candidate against his former political friends
lie is SO lar jackson man us TO be- willing to be
chosen Senator under that character, and to
lend his influence TO the party, so far as his
name and counienance goes, and if chosen, to
be consistent, must act with and for his friends
As TO his fitness for the office, would observe,
that the Senate is the higher branch of the Leg.
islature-a body Of counsellors-a branch of
elective government, in consequence and i'm.
portanec next TO the Executive and which we
naturally expect will be composed of men fiji for
Counsellors, and suitably qualified 10 sustain
the dignity of the office in point of talents in.
tsgrltv, and frmnoss. Now are our ideas of
the dignity and Importance of this branch Of
our government answered in The election of men
OF such abilities and qualifications as Josiah
Howe? II 80, that branch oc our I,egislaluro
will never suffer for members Of sufficient abili.
ties aud hrDness OF character, for there ever
will DO an ineXhaustible fund of both in the
community ct higher order than this gentle
man possesses. So far us can Judge, lie is no
way qualified TO sustain the duties Of the Office
with any credit TO himself or advantage to the
public. As faithful legislator, for want of ex
perience, but little is known Of him, and fol
that little would refer TO his management in
the Legislature in tho winter Of 1878, with q
special reference to committee that were ap
pointed 10 consider Tho prayer Of petition o
tho Tcmplcton aud Fitzwilliam Turnpike Cor
porntion, and icmonstranco from his own tow
against it. X.
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TOWN MEETING

a Ia Town Meeting 10 be held at the Town
4 "A nan In Worcester, on MoxDAY. tie IAN
day q 'Norember, at 10 O'clock, A. NJ. in adj.
dition to voting for Governor, Lieut.. Goy-rnor.
senators and Representatives, the following
/. Exemptng Engine men from serying a,
Jurors. "'
List OF Jurors as presented by Selectmen.
g. Defining School District limits.
q. Forming new School District from No. 8
.. Providing School House for District No. 9
.. Legacy of late Thomas to tewn.
T. Reports of outstanding Committees
g. Bills of District No against the town.
9. Drains in Front.street.
~. Accepting CentraI-street as a Town Road
II. Enclosing the Common.
The Seectmen will be in session at the Town
Hall, at o'clock, A. NJ, Nov IA, for the pur.
pose o, receiving names not on the list of Vot-
srs. BY order of the Seeetmen.
Nov. =. f w PAINE
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-02
Woodbridge's School Geogra-
1hu Ii2,DrODp1

4 USF published, the fourteenth edition IF
q 6 Rudiments of Geography on the pripci.
pie OF comparison and classification" with
School Atlas on the improved plan, by VIM. c.
Woodbridge, editor of the " Annals Of Educx.
ton and Instruction. author of system of
Universal Geography for Colleges and the
higher classes in Schools
The fourteenth edition OF the School Geeo
raphy has been greatly improved, by the add
ton Of the most recent information of changes
and new discoveries, New Illustrations, with
engraved views Of the principal public buildings
in the United States, and of the principal cities
Of the world, have been added.
The maps for the Atlas arc from steel plates
engraved from new drawings, and from the
best authorities. The maps of the four guar.
ters Of tie globe are from new and original pro-
Jections, drawn on the same scale, thus exhib-
ting each country in its natural connection,
comparative size, and relative situation both
as 1t regards the land and water, 1.-THE only pos.
slble method of producing correct impressions
To the Atlas, there is added map of tho Pacific
Ocean, including Australia, &c.--a Chart of
the principal animals of the world in their re-
spective regions-a Comparative Chart of tho
magnitude of countries, states, seas. 6tc.-plans
OF Maps of the principal cities of the United
States, on an enlarged scale, with views of
their bays, harbors, and enyirons. A series of
Questions on the several Charts has also been
added to the present edition.
:, The paging of this edition corresponds with
the former, and will be used in connection
without difficulty. No advance has been made
In the price on account of the additions. II is
claimed, and experience has proved, that this
WORK, In the hands of an intelligent teacher,
win but common industry, will necessarily pro-
euce Inc most correct and permanent knowl-
edge OF the most useful and interesting geo.
graphical facts-ths induc.ive method is adopt
ed, and the interest of pupils properly excited
- For sale by the principal booksellers in the
United States; in Worcester, by DORR IL
HONLAND. Nov 9.
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FOR TIE MAssAcHusETrs SPY

CONSISTENCY. This virtue bids fair TO
have full illustration in the history of the
Jackson party. In addition to the practical
comments it has received in the professions
and performances of the renowned head of
this great Republic, his humble partizans
are every day profitng by the lessons he
has given them, and promise to rival their
yet unrivalled master. For example-the
Convention of Simon Pures, calling them
selves the Jackson State Convention, an
nounced in their Address determination
to put down professional ariSiocracy, and to
restore to the oppressed classes Of this com
munity their lost rights and privileges. Ac-
cordlngly, the first thing they do in carry
ing out this glorious determination. is to
nominate for the office of Chief Magistrate
OF this Commonwealth, a man whose only
title to consideration is derived from the
successful practice of the arts of that pro-
tession against which their denunciations
are particularly levelled! Mr.. Morton, it
is we'll known, is Lawyer, and nothing but
u td,cye' magnificent establishment
which he supports at home, was built by
him from the profits OIL that profession, and
i'll accords with the notions of republican
simplicity so much harped upon by the ad-
vocates of his election.
Again-look at the Jackson candidates
for the Senate from this County, and the
names of Jonas L. SibIey and Isaac Davis
stare you in the face What are thew, and
TO what do they owe their vast consequence
in the community? Do they belong to the
industrious and hard-worki..g classes, whose
cause was SO nobly espoused by the Con-
vention? 1t is not necessary to inform the
people of this County how these men have
acquired the only means of influence they
possess--namely, their property 1t certain
ly was not by the practice of any honest
handicrail, nor by any ofthose employments
taken under the special protection of the
Jackson State Convention.
Before Iacksonism calls upon the laboring
classes for support let it forbear to insult
them by foisting on their notice the most
obnoxious members of the very profession of
which complaint is made. A.
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DIED:

In tins town, Oct. 10, Eliza c., daughterof iona
Knight, aged lI-Oct. 10, Mrs Lodocy Gould.
wiic OF Mr.. Gordon Gould, aged 29.-Oct. "a. Sum
hcr rory aged % Oct. 80, Mrs. Mary j. Slater,
Oct. 30, MIR. John Moore, aged So.
In Grafton, Oct. 70, Nrs. hnna Wheelock, wife
OF Gardner Wheeock, aged 49,
IN Princeton, Oct. 6, Mrs. Mary, wife of Col.
John Whitney, aged 81.
,, IN bFrookiie'd' Sept 27, George Kenney only
child OF George ID. and Alice Josselvn aged Is
inonths-oct 10, John Walker, aged l9.SPri,,-
dsfs an Nei1 York, Vermont and Pennsylvania are
requested 10 insert his deat.
In Berlin, Oct T. widow Martha Jones. AGED 73.
-Prtnters IN Maine and Neto Hampshire are re-
4itested 10 insert this DEATH Isaac 1emnle AGED 80
In Grafton, on the 18th ut.. Mr.. Isaac KimbalI of
''anbridgeport, aged "a He went to the above
town lew weeks since with his family, on a visit
10 ms friends, and was taken with fever which
soon terminated his existence. During the rcvolu-
non ne served his country in the field and always
lived attached to the principles for which he then
commended ~
In Boston, George T. Fisher, aged 80, formerly
Ia New Bedford, Susannah Wilmington, aged 65
In Jacksonville (Illinois) Mr.. Amos c. Morse,
formerly of Belchertown. aged 40
In Gllsum, IN. H. Sept %, widow Lois Mark
"ile OF the late Dea. James NJ. Mark aged 49,
In Walpole, IN. HI Oct. 81, Mr.. Charles Gre
hore, aged 33:-Oct. 49, Capt. Joseph Fay. aged CO
In Troy IN. H. Oct. "a, Mary w, daughter
OF the late Solomon Whittemore.
In Wardsboro (Vt.l Sept go, Jacob Haskin, u.
In GorIlam, IN, y Hiram Smith, aged %, son
of Lemuel Smith of Spencer.
a, In Denmark, IN. " Oct n, Mrs Mary, wife of
Mr.. george e Eaton late of Templeton
In Greenfield, IN. H. Oct 70, Mrs. Elizabeth
widow OF the late John Reynolds, aged IS.
In Providence, Gen. William Barton. AIRED "a
ten b was patriot of the Revolution. The can.
ture OF Gen. Prescott at his quarters on Rhode Isl
and which was planned and executed by him then
a AZ o9lonel IN the American army aided by small
oand OF trusty men, was one of the most hazardons
achievements ofthose times of daring. Hsseryic- |
es were highly appreciated, and duly honored by
congress in presenting him a sword, and also y |
grant OF landn Vermont in the transfer Of some Of
% led Inc ho%eyer ne became entang
Gus and heavy expenses, which eyentuated in hi,
Imprisonment en-, there and deprivation Of his liberty
Tor many years, away from his family, with scarce
nope tor enlargement, until his comn,triot / ,rsy
cue VISITED this country, who learning the situation
OF ms brave lellow-soldier with munificence wor
thy the highest praise, opened the prison doors and
restored the hoary veteran to his family. NA1
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
DORR & ROWLAND

AYE made arrangements for their supply
N OF School Books this season which are
more extensive than ever before. Olnsy's Gs-
ppslaphy and Atlas, Adams's New Arithmetic,
onn Murray's Grammar, large and small,
ps conu lass Book, Improved Reader. franklin
ph Inner, Cummings Spelling Book, Blake
p ni.fos0phy' Conversations on Chemistry-,hese
D1oHS oeing more used in this County than any
"t"er' we have laid in double our usual SUNNY.
maj 'nIa we maybe ready at all times TO supply any
orders. Also, all other. kinds of School Books
a. An use IN thls County, arc.constantly on hand
aiiu as loo for cash. as at anv yt0uIor Rook'
;te, IN TINS State-none excepted By dsvot-
s Iui '''he more particularly to this branch.
BOO pr H9pe n 70 make our Store the SCHOOL
~ 80 - DrroSiIoRY for Worcester Coun-
"; where NAV be found every thinq necessarv
to be used in Schools. necessary
~ Merchants, Teachers and School Com
r r.i. ices, are invited to call Any Books wanted
ier examination will be furnished
Worcester Nov 3 c
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-02

To CoRREsPoNDENT. GA National
Republican" labors under a slight mistake
in supposiag that the subject of the Third
Article of the Bill of Rights was indefinite
ly postponed by the Senate at the last ses-
sion of the Legislature. On the contrary.
the amendment was expressly referred to
the consideration of the next Legislature.
in consequence Of the late period of the ses-
sion when it reached the Senate, after sew
eral members had obtained leave of absence
For the facts in relation to this subject we
refer our correspondent to the National Re
publican State address in this weeks paper.
Whatever may be the sentiments of the
gentlemen referred to, on that point, we
are convinced they were not indicated by
their vote in favor of the reference, nor do
we think that all other considerations ought
now TO be merged in that alone, important
as it truly ISL at crisis SO peculiar as the
present.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-02
FURNITURE, SC. for Sale.

VENHE subscriber being about to relinquish
u Housekeeping, offers for sale his House
hoid Furniture, consisting of Beds, Bedding,
and Bedsteads, Tables, Carpets, Fancy and
Common Chairs, Looking Glasses, Crockery
and Glass Ware, two House Clocks, one Cook
ing Stove, and other articles too numerous to
mention.
Also, two Horses, twenty Cords seasoned
Wood, two Farrow Cows, and about fifty loads
Manure.
1.-THE above property is not disposed of at pri-
vate sale before the serenteenth inst, it will
then be sold at AucTIoS, at the Dwelling House
OF the subscriber on Froat-street, in Worcester.
Sale to commence at 9 o'clock, A. NJ
LUTHER BURNETT, Jr
Wnrcester. Nov 2
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-02
WORCESTER TEMPERANCE SOCIE- |


An adjourned meeting of the Worcester Tenn
perance Society, for the choice of Officers will be
held at the Town Hall, on FRIDAY L VENINGf,
NOU. a, at o'clock. In the course of the evening
an opportunity will be afforded for addressing the
meeting in relation to the objects of the Society
The inhabitants of the town generally. and any
others who feel an interest in the cause arc invited
to attend. Oct Of
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-02

The members of the Worcester Lyceum are re-
minded that their Anniversary Meeting. for the
choice Of Officers, will be held al the Ivceum
Hall, on Thursday evening, Nop. 8, at O'clock.
proposed alteration in the Constitution of the
Lyceum will be acted upon at said meeting.
Persons having books in their possession belong.
ing TO the Library, are requested TO return them
this week TO James Green, the Librarian
Oct. ~. A. CHASE. Sec'rn
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-02

In Oxford, by Rev. Eber Newllsll. MIR. Abner
Rogers of Millbury, to Miss Eliza G. Davis Of O.
In Southbridgc, Mr.. Benz. +. Wilson to Mis-.
Deborah A. Harding.-Oct l6, Mr.. Charles Deg
ter to Miss Hannah Bruce
In Dexter. Mel Mr.. Reuben Whtcomb, Jr.. of
Harvard, to Miss Abigail F. yVitherbee.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-02

NOTICE. A meeting will be holden. at Ban.
ister's Hotel, TINS EvENING at 7, for the purpose
OF devislng plan for the establishment OF De-
batting Society, in this town. Alpersons, who feel
interested IN the objects of such All ISOLATION and
are disposed actively to participate in its concerns
are respectfully invited to attend Nov. ..
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-02

In Winchendon, Oct. 6, by Rev. Eber l.. CLARK,
MIR. VIM. Brooks to Mas Celia S. Stewart.
In Grafton, Sept. %, by Rev Moses C. Searle,
Mr.. Alysh >. DAVIS to Miss Sophia d. Whitney =
Sept ~, Dr.. Martin Wheeler to Miss Harriet
Sherman Of Westboro'.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1831-11-02
FARM For SALE-

FENIlE subscriber offers for sale that well
u known Farm formerly owned and eccupi
ed BY NATHAS WnirE, Esq, containing l75
acres OF Land, situated in the sou,herly part of
Worcester, on tho road leading TO Oxford, two
miles from the village. Said Farm will be sold
Tor little more than the cost of the Buildings,
and offers good chance to any one who NAV
wish TO purchase. For further information. an.
ply to SAMUEL HARRINGTON, Jr,
Worcester. Nov. 9. oow4m