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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-06-06
NOTICE
TOWNSEND s. LINCOLN

low NSEND u LINCOLN
Ed AVE received by the Erie and Coriolanus,
& q from Hsvre Dromo and Samson, from
London, and other late arrivals, an assortment
Of
French, Canton, and English
Silk Goods.
Elegant Printed Paris Muslns and Prints,
New style watefd Bonnet Silks, all colurs,
Super and common Black and Blue Black Flor
ences, eros des hides,
Tafietas, Gros de Swiss, Gros de Berlin, and
other Silk dress Goods,
Real Italian Florences-3 styles,
" g and Taffeta Cravats,
" Ladies Grape g."
Splendid Gar. Ribbons,
Cold Taffeta and Satin oil numbers,
Super and common "A and 81 Gauze Wells, all
colnrs.
Belt Ribbons in pieces and dozens,
Cotton and Silk Wire Tastes, (74 yards)
An elegant assortment OF Fancy, Grape, Silk
and Gauze Hd'kis,
Super and common Cologne, Lavender, and
Elegant Paris Lace Connexions and Pelerines,
Laces of all kinds,
Strip'd. plaid and changeable eros de Naples,
Super Velvets, Serges, Linen Cambrics and L.
c. Hd'kfs,
Silk Purses, Guard Ribbons, Black and White
Silk Hose,
Mems and womens' Kid, Silk, and Brown
Thread Gloves,
Super and common black aid blue-black Silk
! Twist,
1" Sewing Silk,
Black French Grapes cold Arcophand do,
Grape Lisse, Nests of Boxes, cold Tastes,
Thread Bobbinet Edgings,
"A and green Barage, cold Batistes,
Umbrellas and Parasols, an elegant assortment,
Cold and blk Cords, Braids-Russia Diapers,
Forty cases of India Silks, consisting of Flags
and Bandannas, large and medium Hd'kfs,
Super Pongee do
Suchon Pongees-blnck and green Sarsnets,
Synchaws-super black Satins-Satin Levan-
tines,
Mixd Confederation Crapes-Nankins,
Sewing Silks, &c.
All of which are offered at low prices and on
accommodating terms. 3m April d.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-06-06

To Journeyman Carpenters.
q OR 2, who are men of steady habits, may
n find employment the present season, by
immediate application to DAVID ALLEN,
Leominstcr. If April u.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-06-06

CHASTIcLEEK About six months since, says
the Augusta Chronicle, sixteen miles from town
"a cock fell by accident into well. the depth
Of which is seventy.five feet There being no
water, he remained in safety in his solitude until
afew days since when he perched upon the basket
let down TO supply him with water and food
and was drawn up and restored TO liberty and
light. 1t was observed tina: during his impris
onment he entertained no clear idea Of the com
ing of day and generally uttered his salutalion
to tho morning about mid -dav when he beams
ofthe vertical sun shed twilight into his dun
geon.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-06-06

THEY NOW OFFER FOR SALE,
3 hhds Porto Rico Sugar,
boxes Havana do.
9 do. Philadelphia Loaf do.
GO casks Dexter Rock Lime.
10 do Harris do. do.
100 tons Plaster Paris,
so bbls. Philadelphia Starch,
10000 Eastern Lumber,
GU, 900 common Boards,
ITO NJ Northern Shingles,
80 do Eastern do u
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Executors Sale Of Real Estate.

yENO be sold at Public Sale. by
\ "a license OF the Court of Pro-
n bate, for the County of Norfolk
s on WEDNESDAY,, the 18Th day Of
I,ne ncrf nj nna o'clock In the
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-06-06
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
:EiHE subscribers have formed connection
d in business, under the firm of HOWE d
THAXTER, and have taken the store formerly
occupied by HOWE, JACKSON. & CO., at the
head of the Canal, Central street, where they
intend to continue The LUMBER BUSINESS
and also TO keep a general assortment Of VEST
LSDLa GOODS, FLOUR, CORN RYE. &c
which they will sell for Cash or Northern Lum.
Der. HAMMOND HOWE.
FRANCIS THAXTER.
Worcester, Feb. q, 1882.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-06-06

GREAT Removal. Between Pike and
Rutgers street, there is block of seven
two story brick dwelling houses, which in
consequence of widening Monroe street, it
was found necessary to demolish or remove,
and the latter eXpedient was successfully
Iesorted to under the superintendent Of
Mr.. Simeon Brown. The whole block, 1872
feet in length, was carried back npon hori-
zontal ways, a distance Of seven feet, with
out the least injury to The buildings, by the
power of the screw. The removal employ
ed Jess time than three hours.
.New York Gazette.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-06-06

DARIUS Patent Wheel B0reS
EN0K sale at the Store Of WHEELER &
H THAxT:R. "
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-06-06

I;vs,ao. ~ Ar M DEBr. The editors of the
snm If ,ho pp, ,;,y have computed that the
exceed. ,bs .,o" s,sa ns,lona' debt considerably
ever since the creation Of IN. weld ~, nu,o'
,he da,e rs given IN the Bible md H. ALL. " =,
hye shilling. sterling. We NAV ,.a,, I' ~ W.. AZ
ger under the load Fifteen pounds r'n =, s mag
Paradise s"' Eve were IN
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-06-06

MEADOW LAND. Moving land in Hat
field meadow has recently been sold at 275
dollars per acre. and arabic land at ITO dol
lars. The highest price ever given for
moving land in Northampton meadow is
100 dollars. The price of lands in the mead
ows of Northampton, Hadley and Hatfield,
was never higher than it Is the present sea-
son. For some years, the price of land has
been considerably higher in Hatfield than
in the other two towns.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-06-06

YANKEE SuccEss II will be r-collected tina
Mr. Raymond one Of the New York police Of
hcers went to Brussels and succeeded in find.
ing the remaining jewels Of the Princess Of Or
ange The Emperor Nicholas, writing on the
subject OF the jewels to his sister, the princess
pays the following compliment to Yankee sue
cess " Hest contented, if an American has
undertaken To find them. he will certainly suc.
coed in the discovery. These Americans sue.
coed in every thing"
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-06-06

Scarcity OF MONET. There is a scat
city of money in the commercial world /;
banks are limiting their discounts, and a
season of pecuniary distress is apprehended
by many. We have imported more gew
gaws from Europe than we can pay for !;
yet some are extremely anxious to increase
the transportatiens from abroad, and to de-
press the industrious classes in this country.
If we bny of foreign nation more than
we can pay for in produce, we must pay the
balance in cash. Our currency is fictitious :;
when money is the most needed at home.
there is none to be had on any kind Of
Observation-Disclosures Gazette.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-06-06

fEEpIse SwiSr. The London TIorticulI u e.
ial LEICESTER says. Those who wish that these
ANIMALS ANIMALS should have a sharp sppeiife, whilst
i. my are iauenIng, must give them couple Of
handinls Of dried oats once a day ,aking cara
10 have supply for some DAYS forward con
s.anVy on hand. For this purpose, a LAYER of
., "a's must be placed in a pan salt mnst then
III, 'e y over it, and the whole n,oistened
"a, ~ "s.ie water; taking care, however, not 10
swell tho grain" 'A' "'O'''''o WIZ
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HARD WARE GOODS.

received by the recent arrivals from Liverpool
April 4. ON
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Worcester, MAY 90.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-23

MAEE-Thc I.Eislatur. ofHhint have ben
engaged IN dlseusslng the public utility Of broad
trimmed wheels 10 carriages, and hay. arrived at
the conclusion, utter pre,SGCtd debate, that NY
Soc fol+1ts 10y cutting up the roads, greatly avg
nlenl the eKp'usc of keeping ltren IN repair, W.
dem tins a" aoJfotc' subj' q Of lsslat.N. consd
Grafton
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-23

fN,slps,ft c1r..al oi5y M "a. ss...g#s
Iih ID nost apJnHuat uafrfr % tire preeni no
priaafd Nouns Vernon an De Caler.ss Of ti'
tiiaea sf3tes
! ~ presenting III uTna Ma Bryce sand that
if uand aai} apfte :" lhl feelings AND lie Aeer'
#ofe4trr EfeHin - fi.e Has. pasastsiin tle drei-
mn eftae eahmiitH, ga tlls isos. interesting ub.
iert
/ 1hct.sniutoas wrar iheu al anil Re aa' stion
Inn eori md ne, preamble h.a.. psl scs.sahy, dfy
v, r. unanimously adoltsd
0HmDttoa af Nr Rises. the Conmilter nf Ayr
#raHur md Manufactures was dschrefd from
HI, further consideration If the rrmonsimners Of
certain eoiifrs against the incorporation Of the
Bigs Ileafh oupauy ot Golllus. Mr. r also
ufufird ON thal committee tba bill incorporating
said company Wilh amendment
1ho eugrpssedbl 10 prov lde tor the opening and
rfpar of thT public roads was readn th'lj lime
Nj rive moved to reconsider lhc vote Of yes
cri.,y, ordering the bllI to Is en- rossin nj.
Mr. GadWclI supported Tho motion, and hoped
The louise oula rc-ronsnlr lhe vote, IL ordtr 10
give lin au opportunity of proposing IN amend-
mchi til object ofwhch Was rott-Iuslate the 7lb
section Wlhrh va stricken pat yosforiay on his
motion. lie aredlLr bin would be ieapmdized
without that scelloa.--1hs moiion to reconsider
prevailed.
Mir Caldwell then mogedio amend by adding
Ia Slh s,e,loa.-Thc motion as asrced 10, and
tde ball va ordered 10 be engrossod
Tin bin extending III jurisdiction Of Justices Of
Tho Peace with amendments propo,edby The Com
mltee q Courts Of justice was iah,n ~ aud the
amendments greed
Nj Eroinay moved qfll the blank li1og the
oxteul Of the Jurisdiction win 50 collars This
Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-23

yof.,e bus tisnt,l,ts u .ann'he'ts ~ :
s,aemc Virginia Ehaalt ~.f@ 70 ias Nend *it
vas Il, ,afnest ShH sh'uIiHai lW h1r 'aothie
| III, water and dfaN tsra arufi bsi Iiearh iffV
With lodatss aiul tuffs1 lie bill sea lhste vas
| no want ofrfrsens Nha ger @ilang ieso efd he
ras Of opinion hat saleeit awn9er q aIa1ist
could be tlfautd fIontiis Cie, u al asb Ia
v hole $1,000
Tn question bong n rafea cfoh NJ Crock
tus motion. Il was deeiJsdia tte aLuaat.'e=
Aves G7 ',o#s -
Alr Brown r,te5 % am>hJ ~ A.i'lg s.dh.ag
ou the 18th ard 5th seelinns Wheh prov pc lot tlo
removal ofsayss uanamttol Is q. n i1astrf,
without provision fr thor rsun'ai. lls"as p
fto, of reraavinc al the tee negroes ba WIN q
wa consid5rd l51i t'ie s. Id nnt disposah
huis would u. absorbed for IL nat ton eus, ~
the removal If those alfeais tn, BE- An opposed
Ia Increasing ihe elass by Hlloa me- oWnlrs Ia mn
nuniii thcr slaye, With m provision madt or tllar
romoYul--Alr Brown wcntu 9Th into sarlpu,
reasons Tor his notion
Mr. Campbell Of Brook lopad the motion would
not prcgU lft did unless h. wrrt convinced Of
Is rxp,dlunce b. future reasoning. hs should ca
aca,adtb. ahd hH Ioarhf cat ihese lFe'i.
silns would have ble enecltbG Is lpprH,ui lmb-
em.sston
Alr Marshall sad hat Ge blll provided TINT ~
safe zhouli be nauumllted without lmmadltie
measure taken for hts deportation 10 strte ont
these sections would bpye the effect To discourage
manumissou with deportation 1t m'numaud
without the means II removal twns declared ,lat
they should tr hired ont until tue 1n sbu0d have
bnrn ragrd In re egac wer, tbs 20 rena3n a.
lrc.men IN The Stat.
Mr Gboson supported at cous.dorlb.. icna'a
the notion Of Alr Ba&n j Hns iutrndrdta nthe
II incumbent on those who emaurlput'd thers,affs
to pfoyde means for thelr remo, al and Ia DO away
the hIrns ont bY thc puddle ar,n5. It would be
Ear better or the m7gcr when "a determined 10
manumit In slarr to r,f7In hun Tor tne sulitlent
10 uose from his labor thr sUn re4arcd for his d.
portaon. FMS would cause thonto be removed
Immediately ON becoming free Ia mot ustan
ca, tho enuneipator Was nblr to pay fer thin r.
mptal
Nj Bro]nw wpa'd gentlemen ifdey pre- ed
Tins notion, tia, il would jeopariI4' the bill H
did not asme with he gentleman from Bruus3 leh
t'et tiIe cnauelpaof would generally be oble 10
paj lor tie deportation Ih,rc MR. mnuy who
~oull tnaomil heir slaves II mems lot tbcir rc.
moyai ',,re furnished b. ,lc State but who could
moi with lhr additional hurtheu Of removal IL no
ped tn Gentleman would not pross tie amendment
or tint the House would f,jrsth
Tie motion to amend was then decided IN tht
negot,e--Ayes H. Noes 60
Nj Good moved To strk, from the lo,h section
uflrr The appropriation for ls33-tho provision for
S'!oO ON annually thereafter, Which wna aagented
to by Mr. Marshall and Mr. BrodnaH vino said
TINT tins sum was inserted BY the committee to car
IL Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-23

u tins .lce - ,-1ielg I-~'.s l.sorsaly GO e.
Iael. tlIat Ifthe Aqa.de.t sroyld, It would
/ inevitably cans with It H. s..uahe Bridge over
! de An hany so gsnefnl was tbs impression,
hat. we beeYe Ium'1s' majority OF our
citizens would have checrftdiy agreed to gia' up
! lie Aaue,luet to save tls Bridge. The Hood IA
+ however. passed hy--fhe aqueduet nmans IN
ar it Unit crsally agreed hat II IS perfectly
soH1I anil substantial piece of work and Mr. Lalh-
r4p rhc contractor las the credit II performing hi'
Wo,l faithfully.
! Tie v,,oe If dc low grounds of the toronehs Of
The Northern Liberties. AID Allegheny, and thc
greater portion Of TIM pan ofihe cily of Pittsburgh,
north Of liberty stree, wrrc inundated The dam
ae, sustained within the limits of oar city was 10y
DO mans cqual 10 tia, sustained nihosc boroughs.
No ostihatr, approaching rccuracy Of the losse,
sustained eaa b made ~ Therefore, for the present
decline entering into particulars
man Dr C,fac're--Itis with decf rcsret
that W AT eali 4 Upon to arnomec the death Of
dc r. DIR. GosarlIus. tgeut Of the American
Bonrl of Foreign Missions Dr. {. vas announced
N thc religious popcrs Of Saturday, Us one ei those
Who wcre 10 have borne Il part IN The Anniversary
ofihr Nv York and Brooklyn Auxiliary For
cjsll Mission Society, which 10 be celebrated iu
tn. city the present we,k IIe was taken sick
with TIE bilious fever. ii Hartford Con. a few d,ys
since aud frli uslccp' IN that city carly yesterday
morning. He wits an able aul eloquent man; Of
deep and ardent picty aud one Of tin most efficient
agents IN Carrying forward the great benevolent
projects Of Tn ngc His family lave 10 mourn an
lncp'table loss; and The Christian hwcha Nom
baf& hose station cannot be easily flltd
Il Y Corr 1dr
Curious Coml1,ment-A letter writer from
Washington, speaking Of AR HAySt. Of :. I.
says he is 4 porfa,t gentleman. 6Vt d,scres no
crcdl jo, H. as he docs not know hon to be oth,t-
wise
The first number fthe Gira1a Ja.1aiot Utallh
Il neatly printed octayo ofsixtccn pag,s--s iu,t
issued trun Dr. Porcrs Literary Roc. PHI. adj
phia Thepro,peclus, afr,r alla4n,.. 10 Mir. Gil
rard death as an - N the history Of Philod lphia,
states thai lie luurnal IS 10 be devoted 10 tn re-
cord O. h4 fnunifctn beoursts the illustration of III,
b,n,g VIOLENT designs the progress OF las ehnritadr
endoWments and The actual application of his funds
to their several bcncfccnt appropfiutonss
tlood .tott W e understand thallhr Louirima
Insurance Company declared II div d,nd Of iifty-ont
dollars per,hnrc Of one hundred dollars ,qrh fer
the SIX months ending ON lbt 23l ult
In the Pennsylvania Legislature the committee,
appointed u investigate tie privilege of the Union
Canal Compnry. withny view Ia the abolition of
lotteries made report on FRIDAY lat The report
10 ACCOMPANIED by a bill for th. .nfir, abolition, Of
lotteries IN TINT stnl.
M4rsE-Thc I.risIstur. Of MINI. hive l~,n
engsp.d in di,.u..IoY the tuublic utility Of broad
trimmed wheels. to corrjayet. and h,y. arrived at
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
FROM lIANCE

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III paplr> To the l>t and uu,f,. mn ~ -
The Parls CORRESPONDENT orih. ls,.,l 'g.,'sIy
under date of the 3lst. snys. '-'''''
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corruLorat,s al the uss, rtjou4 or,l. 1,.''l'o!,
rrrs Ft,ry where the N vii a,l,,,- ''''''' I'z
tLle and IT,, conni,ancr Of Frps.,,,,ai s'.
with that newer Al ,,,..,. Fl. '''5@
refused To- lbcrf, IN ,rr,., - .'''- l3..
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nrs silent s;,.cs ,n, &C 49,, f7|'.
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.i'eni NeFs,ih troHl tl-I'"-'h NIr -.
i"hhs and III" SuT'Ibi IL lat'l ~ ~ o.
complete hlh"n'hta 1of ihlet lac fr.s's. II
ing in the samc Roads. tnrl,rls rolsraa.a 4
e1pcdition OF Iou Pedro is siuu to al
schooner i,rcc I'm, " hirh ha> jusr h,,nco.l,, ..
repaired. Ia alr,a,ir s.lled fom tAe tns,sEr.,
tor tlost of Portugal She has a s,g Ia,.
mission IL fulfil.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-23
I'm IL Ian.r

TIRED OF LliE-On Wnlnfsss.
last man whose nam to Us is ukanvo Ing
seer. hg sn7raI Of elr citizens. aos,.n.. ~. vas
ro>ediy down thr river, by the GU. .''''
on detacA Fiece of iee v ihop, r.. -
mad and with hunds in h.s hands Nos,.r'. ~
OF his lnrfos' @as Il inst cnten..ne,i = .ah
peare1 iofeioy h. novel lnods Of lla,..raf;,.o. y
hlsh degree But when he bad arrived ,, u
head Of the island helow town h. r., d w a'
bundle into the ri'cr-@h.eh is sand Ia b1,, ,.''
ian.a S2'o Or s5'o-md tLonJunl ed in mn
At tins Jnneiore a man ly the nane Of g., IL
keeper Of livery so5lg IN town. wlose iplrsrsr,
deserves 10 D. recorded, arrans n,tothe r,,,II '';
swimming oil To the spet. succeeded on., -
eHerlIon ~ dragging ont tn, drou nnc ma, s,'''
the unstable portion II ice. VIII tn as.;s,. 'Ail
negro man "ho came ont sll Il Loaf. h. ~.
brought ashore, and conveyed Ia the b.,;,,5 vs. w.
understand h struggled n.ai1ully +, m, T.. ~
s"Is' TIM benevolent design of hs r.ee,,,r
We 'erf ne-fy thai he could nor be ,pl,leI.
drown unm"I'stcd. H. surposedtol
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-23

4 frlfe Gv.-A Cow ON by Nm y.
corly Of l.oA5Fy, had Ell Tie 2sll A.ar.t a.,
thr"s Calves 1T bnth; on the 9Th Of p.I,.''
l1"3, She had ihrer NOR, making 6 Ca,e, n.1
than eleven months They wete all fla. als.
bonn The Cow Is IL good health an,l,,i... 9'.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-23
FEMALE SCE3OOL'

VHNElE next S, ssion of the SuhNcF'p''
n Will open on Monday the 2oth ln'.' uIT
Eth 16
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-23

North Wed oac-Itis now dboul ''i'''
since, that Captain Ross fitted out 'ess'. b.
own resources, and sailed ON m 'a'Iois'''?
in order to discover North Nes. f"'S"'.
has net since been heard of, and much any, e,
the fate OF the intrepid traveller and bis ''''
pressed in the English papers
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-06-21
From the Illinois Herald, .Tdv 81.

FRom THE AHMY-We learn from seve-
raj Of The Volunteers from this place, who
have returned, that the mounted men under
Gen. Whiteside are d~isbanded, and that most
of them are On their way home. This mca
sure has been adopted in consequence of the
difficulty in obtaining provisions, and co
operating advantageously with the iootmen
The infantry under Gen ArKlHsoN have des
cemied Rock river, The indians are divid.
ed INTO several parties, which enables them
to act with more facility, and renders a pur-
suit Of them. by Il large body OF men. una
vailing. BY their trails, most of them are
supposed TO have assembled Fox river A de
tachment of the Volunteers will remain at
Ottawa. to guard the frontier, till the arri-
val of those who are now on their way from
the eastern and southern counties. From
present appearances, there is a prospect ola
protracted campaign, the Indians still retain
ing their foothold in the State, and their
movements being conducted with grea. eau
ton and secrecy.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-06-21
NoRFoLE, June 10.

putO .
The Baptist General .association of Firgi-
ma. convened IN this place on Saturday ~
and closed its session on "Wednesday Oh
INST. about 80 ministers were present, among
whom several gentlemen emi cent for their h
heral attsinnents and piors e.oquencc.
Divine service was performed three times
a day in the Cumberland street Church, and
the p'lpiis Of the Presbyterian and Metho-
DIST Churches, which were politely offered
on The occasion, were occupied by the min
listers, who preached TO crowded and atten-
tive congregations. The general concerns
oil the Church, we learn, were found to be
very prosperous. The location of the Theo
logical College, under the care of the Edu
cation Society, as fixed by the Executive
Board at Richmond, on "a judicious site
within a miles OF that city, met with the en-
tire approval Of the association.