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D-alR Y FIRMS for Sale.

y 4 VIE subscriber, wishing TO curtaiI his bust.
Eess IN agricultural pursuits, offers the
'5 wing described Farms for sale, viz:
one containing $50 acres, lvino nartlv in
vi and partly in New Braintree; nearly
~ acres OF which are and can be irrigated by
lasting streams of water. with very little ex.
Pense. IL is suitably divided into Mowinr. Pas.
turing Plough Land. and Wood Land
one other Farm of between GO and 20 acres
ylns IN N oakham, and adjoining the above.
yearly ~ acres OF this are irrigated by natural
ana %. lasting streams. This also is divided into
different kinds Of Land, suitable for mod
Farm. The Stage Road from Worcester IN
Amherst passes through both these Farms. nm
which stage runs daiv.
One other Farm, in said Oakhum. one mile
north OF the others, Containing between so and
90 acres. Much of this is also irrigated bv n
large stream of water, passing through this and
the one last above described this will suit anv
one, who wishes to confine himself TO small;
Farm.
ANY or all of the above Farms will he sold on
long credit for one-half the purchase money.
IT not sold between this and the first day Of
april next, they will be LET, but still open for
saie' ana possession given the next vear
o.. SAMUEL DENNY.
Oaktam, Feb & 46w
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WAsHINGrnN. Ian o. 1892

,,, WASHINGTON, Jan. %, 1882.
Inc senate yesterday removed the in
Jnhcuen OF secrecy that had been imposed
on the consideration of the nomination of
Martin Fan Buren,. The vote stood, lwen-
ty~three for, and twenty-three against the
appointment, which was negatved by the
casting vote of the Vice President. The
DEBATE on the nomination is shortly TO be
published 1t is represented us having been
unusually severe an,i acrimonious. The
cry through The Jackson ranks in this city,
is persecution Mir. Van Buren, has been
prescribed, he has fallen a victim TO parti-
san persecution. If that man lives whose
lips should ne for ever sealed, and whose
tongue should never utter one syllallc
against pnrty persecution, that man is Mar
tin Van Barren. His prosecutions for the fair
expression of opinions, have brought dis
grace on the country. and ruin on some ofour
best citizens. Let him and'his paltisnns look
al the faithful servants of the country who
nave been prosecuted by his system Of "re
warts and punishmehts,' and see them and
their helpless families beggars and ontcasts.
because they would not sacrifice their prin-
cnles at the shrine of a demarorue: and
then. 1t he or they can, let them complain
OF persecution and prescription But in nv |
opin'sn, party feelings did not influence the |
Senate to reject him. The consent and ap-
probation of the Senate was refused for
CAUSE. as you will see in few DAYS. Ii |
IS gnobIe to glory at the disappointments
and d'stresses of others; yet cannot but
eXnlt in the despondenry of the Jackson
party. They console themselves with the
IDEA that the rejection will make Mr.. Van
Buren, Vice President of the United States;
aud in the event of General Jackson's re-
slgnaton or death, should he he reelected, !
the acting President for the time being =
delusive hope, hut yet sufficient to keep
up the dropping spirits of his parlsans.
Providence I0uruuL
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FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY.

MR EDIroR-The writer in your last paper.
under the signature Of "Onc of the People,"
in,agines he has discovered an inconsistency in
the theory Of (" F." which perhaps he will per.
ceive, bv little explanation, does not exist.
Hc," Ono of the Peopie, seems to have taken
il for fact, that the disease which has prevailed
in this town (aud which for convenience sake, !
shall call Muie) does propagate itself. Now
conceive this to he no, strictly true. That the
disease is contagious, there can he no doubt, "r
that Chicken Pox is contagious is admitted, and
that its union with Cahker Rash docs not de.
prive il OF is contagion. II will still produce a
disease, bn, that disease Is not of necessity tho
Mule. The same union. which produced the
first Mule, has produced each succeeding one.
The contaginn of Chicken Pox applied TO a
person, prcdisposed 10 Cankcr Rash, will pro
duce the Mule. Perhaps can better illustrate
my meaning by surprising II ease A, Il, and c,
we're each equally exposed TO the coniagIon oi
the Mule--A has never had Chicken Pox and
resides in the ncighburhnod where Canker Rash
prcvnlls--B has never had Chicken Pox and
resides mt nf the atmosphere Of 'aukor Rash
c has had Chicken Pox and resides ont Of the
atmosphere Of GAMER Rash takes disease
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LOOKING GLASSES.

VHNHE subscribers, having purchased of Mr..
4 WIswELL his stock of Looking Glasses
ana Fools inform the public that the business
formerly conducted by him will be continued by
mem 1t is their intention TO manufacture
Looking Glasses in every variety, and as ex-
.ehslveIy as the patronage of the public will
justify A Workman will he employed, by
whom work usually executed by Glider, will
9e Done promptly and in the hest manner.
Looking Glasses made to any pattern. PLATES
9e' where they have been broken ont FRAMES
cegHt; and PORTRAIT aud PIcTuRE FRAMES
furnished 10 order II. & w. KEITH
Wnrces,e- roh Q
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Btdcksmiths .Htteud!

n NhE subscriber will sell at auction, at the
Il hotel of Daniel p. Haynes in Leicester,
on WEhkEspAY tie 7th day of March neat. at
one O'clock, P. NJ, his Real Estate, situated
lew rods South of said Haynes's, consisting OF
three quarters Of an acre of Land with new
House, Barn, Blacksmith Shop, Coal. House.
and other Buildings thereon The Shop is larpe
and convenient and well nilt,-and it is beliey
eo That there Is not more eligible stand for a
Blacksmith IN the County of Worcester
Al the same time and place, will be sold nine
acres oil valuable Wood Land, situated in the
N. w. part of said town, about two miles from
the Meeting House. For further in'ormation
apply to SIMEON SIBLEY.
Leicester Feb
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and It proves TO be the Mule, he being predis
posed to Canker Rash, when he received The
contagion ct Chicken Pox. takes a disease.
ana Il proves to be simply, Chicken Pox-ror he
IS !; MOI predisposcd to Canker Rash. c takes no
G'seaSe al all, he is not nredispnsed TO Canker
Rash. and is secured against The con,saia,, ~
Chicken Pox. think there are fac,s snf;
cIenl to Justify the conclusion that it has no
connection whatever with Small Pox, mas
inueh as vaccination and even Small Pox itself
Is no preventative wish to confine INV rc.
iilafEs I" the FIRST case winch appeared, because
, mere are some two or three cases reported 10
nave occurred since, of different character.
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DROWNED, in Clappville, on the god ult :.
Anasa Brown, son of Mr.. Joseph and Mrs Polly
Brown, aged II years and months. In the
midst Of the sorrow occasjoned by this severe
calamity, it is soothing to his connections TO
reflect that lie met his sudden death in tho ex-
ercise of the kindest promptings of the human
heart. A little brother about two wears Young
er than himself having broken through the ice
while crossing pond. he ran to his rescue, and
in the act of affording relief, became IA victim
to the same casualty -Printers IN the neigh
boring States are requested to insert this death
CoMMUNIcATED
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Flour, Sugar, Tea, Oil, &c.

FH2HE WORCESTER Boar ComrAHY, at the
Il Brick Stores on the Canal, offer for sale
on favorable terms, the following articles:
$50 Bbls Gencsee Flour,
100 do. Baltimore Howard street do.
IS Half Bbis do do. do.
153 Bbls Georgetown Flour,
80 do Philadelphia do.
30 do. Baltimore Fine do.
10000 POUNDS N. Orleans aud Havana Sugars.
30 1ierces aud Bbls. n. Orleans MoIatses
~ Boxes and Bbls PhiIad. Refined Sugar.
10 Chests Souchong Tea,
~ Iierces and Bols. Fall Strained Sperm
Oil,
10 do do. do. Winter do do
80 Sacks Butter Salt,
10 Kegs ground Ginger,
Bags Allspice and Pepper,
10 Boxes Bunch Raisins,
1000 Feet Baltimore Glass, assorted sizes,
2o0 Reams Wrapping Paper,
500 pounds Flax.
SUMNER SMITH, 9gcnt
WOrccster Feb
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ron THE MAssACHrsE1ras pr
II short epistte Of confidence to .Mr. Yam
Ruren

II short epistte Of confidence TO yHr. Yam
Buren,.
Dear Martin, the thing was but little expected
but ialth 1t turns out that you're fairly rejected
lis true, my dear fellow and sure It's provoking.
For the anti-Van Burentes keep such croaking.
hat the General will think don't know; as for
you.
Time vii! shew if this clever prediction is true
II is said that instead Of :" minister resident"
You now will come home and be made our Vice
President.
! I such should be the case, think Mr. Calhoun
Nill be sorry he gave such vote quite SO soon,
l;ut though alfs fair in politics. all is uncertain
WHATS to be we know not till time lifts the cur
tain.
stu your outfits secure and the General no doubt
When friends in the case will mind what he's
about.
So keep up your courage-they cannot recall,
Though they will.n confirm you. Perhaps after
The old fox may out wit them at last and refuse
To name any one in your pIs &C if he does,
see no, but you may be minister still;
And then let your enemies scold as they will,
For while the dogs bark the q lion" can roar.
And all will be harmony-just as before.
HACKMATAcK.
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Guardians Sale of Real Estate.

"a IL subscriber, Guardian Of EmILYA .GaR.
n FIELD and Ann S GARFIELD, minor Chill
dren OF NATHAN GARFIELD late of Shrews
bury, IN the County of Worcester, deceased.
being duly empowered therefor by the Supreme
judicial Court. will sell at PubI:- Auction on
moNDAY, The 5M day Of March neat, at O'Clock.
holder in said Shrewsbury. all the interest which
sad minors have in the Real Estate which said
mailman Garfield, died seized and possessed.
Said Real Estate consists of a neat two.storv
dwelling House and half an acre of Land. sit.
uated about one fourth of mile east of the
congregational Meeting House in said Shrevs
bury Terms fpaymcn, liberal For further
particulars, inquire of VIM PRATr. Attorney at
Law, near the premises, or Of the subscriber in
sutton CALEB CHASE, Guardian.
Sutton. Feb g.
r. 3. The whole of the said premises will be
sold togei her, and clear title given of the same
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In Bolton, by Rev. john w Chickerlng, Mr.
William Goodale to Miss Mehtable II. Gibson.----
MIR. Putnam Shattuck to Miss Mary Ann Gibson.
In Western, MIR. Roswell Blair to Miss Ann r
Dean.
In West Boyston. Jan. 80, Dy Joseph White
ESQ.,, Mr.. Addison Lowell to Miss Hannah F. Full
ler
In Chillcothe, (Ohio) Jan. 4, Mr. John Cutler
Meirick of Centrevlle, Qndana) and lately Of
this town. to Miss Caroline Maria Wurk of Chilli
cothe.
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Goods Selling off Cheap j.!


FENHE subscriber will sell any mart of his
"A Stock OF Dry Goods for cost, and many of
them for less than cost. preEions Ia the CON-
mencement Of the Spring Trade His assort
ment being very extensive, he is enabled to OF.
fer very superior advantages. Purchasers will
find here.
Broad Cloths,
Cassimercs,
FIannels,
BaiZes,
Green printed Floor Cloths,
Merno Cloths,
Circassians,
Bombazetts,
Silks Of all kinds,
Innings for Bonnets,
Bonnet Ribbons
Belt, Neck, and Cap Ribbons,
Linens, Cambrics, and
A complete assortment of American
Cotton Goods
ID. G. WHEELER Jr.
Opposite the Hotel.
Worcester Fob 9
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.NeaO ENGLAND MAGAZINE,

eB Boston, No. 8 OF the New England Mag.
azine, for February.
CONTESTS.
Original Papers-Eloquence and Eloquent
Men; Our Birds, Part 3; College Honors
The Jewish Convert Dramatic Reminiscent
ces, No. ! /; Lines written in the Album of
Young Bride; Oregon Territory; East Rock
The Autocrat Of the Breakfast Table, M. 2;
Commodore Tucker; The Hermitage Of Can
du; The late Stephen Girari Complaint and
Petition of 1t; Morning after Snow. Monthly
Rec0rd-Poiitics and Stofisfics-LiteJaTyN No
tees Obituary Notices-Liferary Intelligence.
% Subscriptions received by MUNROE &
FRANCIS, Washingtnn-street, Boston, and by
DORR & ROWLAND, Worcester.
Feb 3.
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LOOK HEREI

YM7HE subscriber having made new arranIe
Il mem in his business, requests all those
indebted TO him by Note Book Account for
Cloth Dressing and Wool Carding, to make paw.
mcnt on or before the Goth of February, or their
accounts will be left with an Attorney for col.
lection. LEWIS THAYER.
New Worcester Feb g.
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THE REJECTION. We have. this week
commenced the publication Of portion of
the debate on the nomination of Mr. Van
Buren,, with the speech of Daniel Webster.
Those, who will give n careful attention to
the subject, will, we think, he surprised that
even party men could bring themselves to
vote fer the confirmation. -Four Jackson
men voted against it, and another, Bibb of
Kentucky, who, few days previous, voted
with the Anti jackson men on the question
of laying the nomination on the table, alb
scented himself when the final vote was TAX
en-. Had he been present, the question
would have been settled without the cast
ing vote Of the Vice President.
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Mr.. EDITOR There now remain only two
cases Of Varioloid or Small Pox in the Hospi-
tai, ore of whom is nearly ready 10 he dscharg
cd. The other apprehend will be n danger
Gus case, from the habits of the person and
from not having been vaccinatrd till after he
was taken sick. By order of the Selectmen OF
Worcester. F. w. PAINE.
Tuesday noon, Feb. Z. 1892.
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WW7 +, the subscribers, having been appointed
Wv Commissioners, by the Hon. Judge of
Probate, within the County Of Worcester, 10
receive and examine all the claims of the sew
era creditors TO the Estate of PERLEY
GRANGER, late of Petersham, in the County
Of Worcester, deceased, represented insolvent
hereby give notice, that six monlhs from the
seventeenth day Of January last are allowed to
the several creditors to bring in and prove their
claims; and for that purpose the subscribers
will hold meeting at the Office of Jared Weed,
in Petersbam, on the first Saturdays in April
and June next, at two of the clock, in the after
noon of each of said days.
JARED WEED.
CEPHAS WILLARD.
Petersham, Feb. ], 1899.
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Mr.. EpIToB: There have been three cascs Of
the Small Pnx in This town--nne died nj thai
disorder The Hospital will he purified this
day. By order of the Selectmcn Of Wesbor-
ough.
Feb s, 1882
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TO CARPENTERS

g. r. JACKSON & co. wish to contract
Se Immediately for Store, to be built in this
village, by The middle of April next. the dimen
sions to be 100 feet by 80, with IA feet posts
1t is requested that those wishing to contract,
would forward proposals as early as possible
For further particulars, and plan of the Build
ing, inquire of J. N. EARLE, at this Office.
Worcester Feb g.
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Prolific Cow. Cow owned by VIM.
maccariy of Roxbury, had on the 2Sth of
March, lc3l, three Calves at a birth ; on the
9th ot February, 1892. shn had three more,
making g Calves in less Than eleven months
They were all alive when born The Cow is
in good health and doing well-Bost. CentineI.
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Che arassaeI,ttsetts sGpp.
THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS is ESSENTIAL
THE SECURITY OF FREEnoMn
WO804S RR3s
WEDNESDAY,. FEB. 8, 1882.

q We have received a communca-
ton of eight closely ,critten pages in reply to
Anti Reform" on the subject of the in
structions 10 the Barre Representatives.
When crowded, us we now arc, with very
important matter, it is out Of the question
to insert an article Of that length on ii sub
ject Of so little consequence to the public
at large. Having given an article on each
side, We hoped that would suffice; still,
we are willing to publish reply to Anti
Reform so far as is necessary to correct
any thing stated 10y him, as matter OF fact
if it is done with sufficient brevity
We have another article, almost equally
long, from "Citizen" on the subject of
the rejection Of the proposed amendment
to the Constitution in relation to Represen-
tation. If the press of other matter did
not exclude it, we should hardly have found
time to prepare It for the press. If cores
pondents will send us whole pages without
point, and almost without dot to an l..
andlong articles without any division, writ
ten, frequently, in such manner as to
make it almost impossible to decipher them,
they cannot think it strange if they should
not get published.
We have some other communication. on
hand which will be attended to.
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Worcester, Feb. 6, 1882.

THEY SOW OFFER FOR SALE,
s hhds Porto Rico Sugar,
3 boxes Havana do
. do. Philadelphia Loaf do.
Gu casks Dexter Rock Lime.
40 do. Harris do, do.
100 tons Plaster Paris,
80 bbls Philadelphia Starch,
$4,000 Eastern Lumber
GO 600 common Boards,
ITO NJ Northern Shingles,
81 do Eastern do,
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LAW COMPREHENSIVE

rENHE connection formerly subsisting be-
a. tween Messrs. DAVIS & ALLEN, hay
ing been some time since dissolved bv them ::
the subscribers have formed Copartnership,
as CoUnseiiers and Attorneys at Lao, and have
taken the Office formerIy occupied by Messrs.
Davis IL Allen, opposite the Centre School
House in Worcester
JOHN DAVIS.
EMORY WASHBURN.
Feb. q. 1882.
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NOTICE..

At the annual meeting of the Society of Mutual
Aid against Thieves, in the town of Worcester,
Jan 9, 1882, the following Committees we're chos-
en- Standing Commiuee-Sias Brooks, Simeon
Burt, Nathan Heard. Ephraim Mower, Benjamin
Flagg, Alpheus Merrifeid, Benjamin Butman John
Flagg, Henry Haywood. Luther Burnett, Jr.. Sam
uel b. Thomas, Asahel Bellows. Pursuing Com
mitiee--John F. Clark, Lewis Bgelow. Francis +.
Merrick, Samuel Congdon, Samuel Banster,
Ephraim c. Stowell Lewis Thayer, James Wor-
thngton. Cyrus Stockwell, Jonas Bartlett, Will
liam B. Fox. Augustus N. Goddard
Voted. That members be admitted the current
year. by subscribing the Constitution and paving
1922 to OTis CoRBETT, Esq, the Treasurer
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The important matter with which our
columns are filled this day. debars us of the
privilege of presenting our views on some
topics, which we had intended to notice,
and obliges us, among other things, to post
pone refutaton of the lame attempt, in
the Republican, to justify Gen. Jackson's
proposition, 10 take above six millions of
dollars out Of the pockets Of the people, in
order to give it to the moneyed capitalists
without any equivalent.
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III. B. ADAMS

sSlS, Conom, Laaen, and Woousn Dy.r.
D ESPECFFULLY informs h. '." Dyer,
-9-s, the public, that he has taken . S,,s anu
nts'reet, where work in his line shs h. Go "a
a.; Wei, We'll and cheaper. than at any other place
Cleansed Re-Dyed, or Restored al Short pP,; .n'
Leghorn and Straw Bonnets Whitened or Dyed
Black, and altered to suit the wearer. Grateful
for past favors, he solicits continuance of nat.
ronage. Worcester, Feb. &
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COLOMBIA.

Or, THE LNY.qLU.ABLE ROOT.
WNHIS inestimable Medicine is recon-
n mended for Foul Stomach. Asthma Long
Standing Coughs, Indigestion. Hooping Cough,
Dysentery, aud Cholic; and also for sn unpless-
ant Smell arising from the Breath. Price so cts.
per bottle.
U For sale in Worcester, by EDWARD
LAMB eoly April 81.
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WANTED.

Hoy the subscribers at their Factory, in
I'D Dudley, (slass> the first of April next,
Overseer Of a Carding Room, do. Spinning
Room. do. Weaving Room, Dresser Ten
der, Mule Spinners, A Warp Spinners, l2
Weavers, and . Families, with OF 6 Children
each, to whom good encouragement will be
given. GOODELL d ALBEE.
Dudley. Jan 4 3m
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
FEYHE subscribers have formed a connection
HI in business, under the firm of HOWE Il
THAXTER aud have taken the store formerly
occupied by Howe, JACKSON, ~ CO., at the
head Of :bc Canal, Central street. whore they
intend TO continue the LUMBER BUSINESS,
and also to keep general assortment of VEST
India GOODS, FLOUR, CORN. RYE, &c e,
which they will sell for Cash or Northern Lun,
Der. HAMMOND HOWE.
FRANCIS THAXTER.
Worcester, Feb. 6, 1882.
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SIEVES and SAFES.

FENilE subscriber continues manufacturing
Il Wire Sleeves Of various kinds such as
Meal Sleeves, Sand Riddles, &c. Orders for the
same may be directed to d. HEYwooD, Wor-
cester, or to the subscriber. He also manufac-
lures SAFES of all kinds for meat ana provis-
ions which may be had of JAMES GREEN g. Co.
aud at the CANAL STORE, in Worcester, or Of
the subscriber in Rutland.
April 81. IF JABEZ BIGELOW.
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WANTED

a JOCRNEYMAN PAINTER. Also. q
4, Ia 9of' 10 or IL years old, as an apprentice
10 whom good wages will be paid, by
upon, Feb. &. JAMES ID. MILLER
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Mr. Jacob Confer Of Franksiown, Pa, died
of hydrophobia 10th rlt, having boon bitten by
lis own dop three months previous, not know
ng him to DO mad. t.H. ..
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NOTICE.

YHyHE subscriber, Mail Carrier, from Sutton
Ill to Worcester, by West Millbury and Mil.
hnry, hereby gives notice that he will leave
Sutton every Wednesday and Saturday. at 9
O'Clock, A. M.,-will be at MiIl5ury at 10, and
arrive in Worcester, at | O'clock Returning
will leave Worcester, at 2, and arrive at Sui
ton, at D. P. NJ. All business entrusted to hi s
care will be thankfully received and promptly
attended 10 GEORGE MARSH
West Millburv Feb &
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SOCIETY FOR DETECTING THIEVES. At the
annual meeting of the Society in Holden for De-
tectng Thieves and recovering stolen property, the
following Officers and Committees were chosen
for the year ensuing Ethan Davis, President Da.
vid Davis, Secretary; p. T. Bartlett, Treasurer
Standing CommiHee-Silas Flagg, Jonas Chaffin,
White, Thomas Howe, Daniel Knowton, George
Flagg Pursuing Comnrittee-Chenery Abbott,
Abel Drury, Luke Dodd, S. ID. Greenwood Shar-
row Crosby, Jr., Moses Smith, Seth White, j. F.
Smith, Charles Chaffin, Simon Estabrook, Stlman
Estabrook, John Estabreok Dennis Davis Francis
II. Rathbone Jonathan Chaffin, ARENAS DRYDEN,
Jr., Augustus Gerry, Joab Holt, V. S. Kilnball
Hollis Chaffin.
u Lecture will de delivered at the Lyceum,
Tomorrow evening nv Isaac DAVIS Eso