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Worcester, SIS. Probate OFF ee. Nov. 10, 1882
TON Hidop and Legatees Of NArnANifL MAC
cARrY, iate Of Worcester. IN sdid County, de
reused, and 10 ali others concerned in the Estate
Of said deteased, GRgtTiNs.
WOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IL see III AT the Court OF i'rohac to he hoIden
at " orcesler. in said County. Oh the first Tues
day ia December next at nine oI the clock, before
nnom. To show cause VIII, the Executors second
Account Of the ADMINISTRATION OF said deceaseds
Estate should not be allow cd, and you will be
heard thereon.
A6' NATH'L. FAME, j. PROB.
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Faltmbie RE.RL ESTATE

AT AUCTION
leave OF Court and the agreement nt
,k y parties. will be sold, on THURsp.y. m,
on ddy 81 Dect'uber meat, at | o'clock, P NJ.
on the premises, that valuable situation. known
ny Tue name ct the Boydrn Farm. in Spencer
situated ihree'iourihs Of a mile east of The Cnn
gregalInnai Meeting House, IN The Great Posi-
md from Boston 10 "A Ib.ny Said Farm con.
ialns 5O acres "f first rate Land. divided into
Moving, lIliage. Pasture. and Wond Land. ON
Wh'ch there is large and convenient DWELLING
House Barn 30 by ST long. and other hnIIi
ings necessary for Farm, all in good repair ;
u is well fenced with stone wall, and is sun.
pii'd with good water. Far further oarticn
lars. inquire of JOHN + SMITH Of Holden
or OF me subscribers On the premises.
" Conditions made known at the time and
place of sale DAVID BOyDFN
JOHN VI. GOOUELL.
N Is The subscribers have also for sale
ABOUT l2o acres Of Land, consisting nj T'illare.
Pasture. and Wood Land. adj lining said Farm
winch VIII he sold together or in lots such as Will
sun The wishes OF purchasers ANY person
wishing 10 locate himself upon one of the most
pleasant and fertile Farms in the County, will
seldom have as good an opportunity, as is here
presented
spencer NOV D. 1882. 4w*4G
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Fresh from .N,c,O York.

HtELEGANf Scarlet and White Mcrino
III = Shaw s,-Thbei Shawls and iid'kfs.,
Nlerino Trimmings,
Bnnnet, Belt, and Cap Ribioris,
Rich Silks for Bonne and Dresses,
Pongees and Silk Canlets,
Silk Fclvets, various colors,
Sewing Silk-Fancy Hd'kis,
French, i.ondon, aud American Calicoes,
horrenes and Furniture Patch,
Glnves and Hosiery,
Buckskin Mitlens,
Thread Edgings md Inserting..
For sale, very cheap. by
WILLIAM II. SWAN.
Worcester, Nav Ia
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TEMPERANCE ADDPCcc

TEMPERANCE ADDRESS.
An Address will be delivered before the Worces-
ter south District Temperance Society, in the
Centre Meeting House, THIS DAY, at . O'Clock,
i. u by the Rev. }. w. CHicKgRING of Bolton.
Nov. H.
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WOB g 1S HARa
w EDNESDAY. NOV. i'd, 1889.
THE ELECTION.


so far rs get returns they are full az salts.
factory we had any reason to expect Judging
merely lrcn the complexion of them, it would
seem probable that Gov. Lincoln is elected by an
increased majority. The entire National Rcpub-
lican Senatorial Ticket in this County is also I'M
doub,edy chosca
In tins town, the meeting was large beyond pre-
cedent, more than $50 voters being on tie ground.
and considering the size of the meeting and the
excitement of contested election, 1t was CON
Quoted with a degree of order and decorum, and
with good temper ard good feeling, highly cred
liable to our citizens. The result is most cratitv-
ing 20 our feelings, as it will be TO those of all
throughout the County, who feel pride in the
character Of the % Heart of The Commonwealth -
Oar list of Representatives is une which will com
mand respect every where. Five of them were on
the National Republican Ticket. Charles Allen.
Esq, is Of the same political sentiment. but was
upon the Anti Masonic Ticket, and received the
votes of portion Of both of the other parties Oils
Corbett, Esq, Of the last years delegation, was
unanimously nominated by the National Republi-
can Nominating Committee, but declined serving
in consequence of other engagements.
From The Worcester County Republican Of Nor
Is, 1881.
The following are the votes for Representatives
in this town:
JubaI Harrington sos
Thomas Chamberlain us
Scattering Is
In addition to the above, Tia Editor of the Re-
publican published the votes on each OF the ballots
for the five Representatives, but the object of
the publication was to show his own standing in
the town, copy only that portion of the article,
To accommodate him still further, we now give
the result of the two first ballots for Representa-
tive in this town on Monday las. They were as
follows
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Lf MAN WAITE.
Leicester, Nov. 12, 1879.

VI oTlCE is hereby given, that the sub
~ scr'her has been duly appointed Ndnis
TRAITOR on the Estate of AARON COLLINS,
Ia'e n' 3ontihor"ush: IN the County Of Wm'-
ces'er, deceased aud has taken unon himself
that trust b, giving bonds as the law directs.
MI persons indebted to said Estate are hereby
called upon TO make INN ediate payment; and
all those those to whom said Estate is iud.bled
are requested to exhibit then de mar,ls Tor .e,tle
meht' DANIEL COLLINS
Scarborough. Nov 6,Is2 az
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SWEET POTATOES.

ENOR sale at the horticultural Garden. Ian
u caster. ONE HUNDRED BUSHELS Of
SWEET POTATOES, of excellent flavor-of
rod white, and yellow color. Price ST. 90 per
bushel, 81 90 per barrel Apply at the Garden,
to Mr. JOSEPH BRICK.
Nov T. s5w
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N Office is hereby given, that the sub
y Se'iher has seen 'iuIy appointed Admins
TRAITOR, with the win annexed, of the Estate of
MA fiiANlEL JONES, late Of Barre. in the
''ninty o! orccster. 4, ceased, and has taken
upon himself that trust by Civ ng bonds rs the
law directs. All persons indebted To said rs
tate, are hereby called "pou to make imn,etiat,
payment; and all those To whom said Estat,
is 'n',tD ted are requested To exhibit their dc.
mands for settlement. DANIEL. BACON.
Barre Nov. :, 1882 IA
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Worcester County Bible Society.

a MEETING of the Worcester Co. Aux.
IA Bible Society will be holden at Worthing.
tons Hotel in Worcester, on WEDNESDAY, Dec.
5. at O'Clock. p. NJ. Sermon at 6 o'clock. in
Rev Mr. Abhoit's Meeting House. by Rev
Peter Osgood. punctual attendance of friends
al said Society throughout the County is earn.
estlv requested. By order.
Nov. Ia GEO. ALLEN, Ssc'u
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Once. Nov :. 1889
To Ike Uidn1c md Heirs Of Moses SAWYER,
dae Of Lancaster, in sgid Coanty. deceaSed. and
10 all others concerned iu Tie EStute Of said de-
r.QS,d. GRrrTINc
NOU a1e hereby cited to appear (if YOU
n see FIJI al the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues.
day in December next. at ten OF the clock, before
noon, TO show cause why License should not lie
granted to sell and convey so mich Of the Real
Estate Of said deceased, as will raise the SUN of
S65G,O0, for the payment OF debts and charges;
and you will be heard thereon.
i6# NAIIiL PAINE yJroL
" Onc EsTEn, SIS Probate Office Nov 3. 1882
10 The HitlO,y and Heirs ol OLIVER MunRR. la,e
Of West BoyIstnn, in said County, i,ceased, and
TO I'll others concerned an the Estate Of said deceas
Ell, GREETING
v on are hereby cited to appear III you
d see fly at the Court of Probate 10 be holden
at Worcester, in said County. ont the first Tue s..
day in December next, At ten OF the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the further Account of
the Administration Of said deceased Estate should
not he allowed; and you will be head thereon.
| sc" NAIH'L. PAINE, j. Prof.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office. Nov. z, 1892.
10 the Wtdo1o and Heirs Of EPHRAlM WILLARD,
late Of Charlton, IN said County deceased
dndf0 all Others comcernedin the Estate ofsaid
deceased GREETING.
" GU are hereby cited to appear (if you
a see fit atthe Court of Probate to be holden
tsWorceser, in said County. on the first tues.
day IN December next, al ten OF the clock, before
noon. to show cause why License should not he
granted to sell aud convey so much of the Real
Estate OF said deceased, as will raise S4i0 90, for
the ayment OF debts and charges; and you will
be heard thereon.
&c" NATT'L PAINE T. Prob
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I COMMISSIONERS' NOTICE

ri COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
4v oIlCE is hereby given. that the Com.
ml'SIcn Of Insolvency on the Estate Of Will
LARD ARNOLD, late of Oxford, Mass de.
ceased. has been extended for The term OF six
'"anI;'s from the sixth day of November inst.
and The commissioners will be in session To re-
ceive aud examine any claims against said
Estate, at the Oxfprd Hotel, on The list Mon.
days of April and May next, from two TO SIX
% 'clnck Al
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To PENSIONERS. We take the earliest op-
porlunity OF laying the following important in
formation to pensioners under the late act, be-
fore The public.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office. Nov. 6, 1882
To the Heirs Of CYRUS CHIcKERING, late Of Hol-
den. Ia said County, decreased ami 10 all others
concerned in the Estate Of sud deceaYd,
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NEW ORLEANS A letter dated New Or
leans, Oct -, is published in the journal of
Commerce as foil VS. - am sorry la lnlorm
you that the yellow fever is ragila at a ter.
fbe rate On Saturday there were $50 deaths
OF it, /. rogcs chiefly among The Irish. There
is great number Of strangers on their way.
and it is be feared that the disease will prove
fatal to many ni them II is believed that the
fever will not prevail long, as frost must soon
Al
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ELECTORAL TICKETS

The National Republican Senators are elected
by majority probably, of from 400 to 100 votes
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-21

ElrNhTn; NJ o. >Ts.F.
;. Washington, Jan. 31,h, 1892
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incht, walked with him to the table, whore sEc
round Mrs. Eaton seated nj the head, beside an
chPty chair for herself. Mrs. HuvpcnS had no
alternative but to become instrument of the
contemplate intrigue decline taking supper
she chosc the latter, and taking hold of her hus
paho arm, Withdrew from the room. This was
Tue offence Tor which General Jackson afterwards
threatened to send her husband home.
Inc next scene in this drama was grand din
ncr gwen IN the East room of the palace, where
~ was arranged that Mr.. Vaughan was to conduct
Mrs. Eaton to the table, and place her at the side
OF the President, who took care by his marked at
tcntions, to admonish all present, (about eighty,
including the principal officers of the government
ana their LADIES' that Mrs. Eaton was one of his
iaVoritcs, and that he expected her to be treated
such IN all places. Dinner being over, the com.
pany retired to the coffee room, to indulge the
haratng conversation which wine and good
company usually excite But all would not do
nothing could move the nhexiblc ladies. Never
ana that calm and elevated dignity and indcpcn-
dencc, which virtue inspires, shine with more us-
trc. The whole Executive power of the governments
surrounded by the dazzling spc ndor of palace fs-
tival; tho example of court!ers, enjoying or seek
ing favor; tho annunciaton of the Chief Ma
gristrate, In terms which could misunder
stand that the direct avenue to his heart and his
favor, was through attention to Mrs Eaton; and
.nat the opposite course, certain to provoke
ms dlsplcasure Unmoved by all these onsidera-
TONS, the ladies maintained position at once of
the most exemplary proprety and COMMANDING
seli-respcct No indirect glance was visible; nor
did any one descend from her high level to paw
the slightest attention to the subject of the feast
The hero of New Orleans was conquered; nav
vanquishcd, by the irresistible power of that s'still
small voice" which conscious virtue alone can
speak" A LOCKER ON.
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From Tie ScottsuiUe Amora.

We hope that Mr.. Richie will follow up his
first ayowa-we must confess that our hearts beat
high when we read it, We reioiced to see the
Richmond editors showing such colours The pen
OF Mr. Ritcho has effected much; we hope he will
continue to fight with the proper weapons in this
noble cause. However much we may differ with
him in other respects, we hero Join ISSUE and the
people are with him. There is a revolution of
sentiment IN Virginia, which will bear him out.
The enlightened people of Mccklcnburg to the
contrary, Notwithstanding.
Doubtless, Mr. Ritchio will continue to fight in
the good cause, with undiminisfed ardor Ue
can do much, and he is pledged to din it, Did the
rccrcant thought enter his head, to desert tho
ground he has taken, (Which well we wot is not
the casc,) policy would silence the suggestion
Flo has incurred hostility which cannot now be
quoted by trucking and awakened support in
opposite quarters, which cannot be maintained by
shutting. Honor, independence, manlincss, pa
triotsm, intcrest--all beckon him to 90 Not
rashly, not intcmperately-bu moderately, stcad
ly, Judlciously, firmly. We learn that public
opinion has developed most cncouragingly in SOW
erai unexpected quarters.
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y.
In The Senate, yesterday, the Wee President
communicated the correspondence between
himself and The Speaker Of The House Of Ronrc-
scha'ivcS, as pres ding officers Of .hc two Eiou-
Ses of Congress. and John a. yasiinr.on OF
Mount Vernon. and George w. Z. Guns. ,hc,
grandson "f Mrs. Martin Washug ION, i'm pur-
Suancc of the Joint resolution djroc irg those
"Hiccrs 10 max" application 20 :hc gentlemen
ABOVE named, Tor PERMISSION 10 remove the re-
mains of Gen. ond Mrs. Wushnutou iotne CO.
mctry provided in the Capitol OF the United
states. From the correspondence, Nuich is IA
onr Senate report, 1T will be s"rv. IL at Mr..
Gusts gives his assent to the application. uuA
that Mr.. w Washington, for rcaaOus suited in his
letter, declines giving II. After DEBATE or Mir.
Holmes resolution, calling on jhc :, cletarv of
the Treasury Tor tho reasons ii the della III The,
transmission to Congress of tho amuj IL COM
mercial statement, IN which hcssrs FORSYTH
Holmes, pchcrson, TazewcI, Webster, and
Chambers took par and on the adoption Of tho
resolution, tie consideration f tac Tariff was
resumed; and Mr. Grundy, in an ARGUMENT Of
two hours, concluded his speech agu.rst Mr.
CIays resolution Mr.. EwInlg Inns H.. Il .ar to
dav.
In tho House Of Representatives, Tie Apporti,u-
mcnt Bill was read Il third time aud passed by 1t
cote If one h"n!red and M!yty 10 GCty ciga The
letters of the President of the Senate. and the
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives, to
John a. Washington and George WASHINGTON
Parke Curtis, the subject Of the r,mo
val of the remains Of George Washington
and Martha his consorj, laid before tic louise
by the Speaker together with the answers OF those
gcntcnIcn; that OF Mr.. Curtis intin!atlnr his ac.
quicscenco in the request of Congress, and that
Of Mr.. a. Washington respectfully obiccting
TO the removal. The bill! for the tt.aInent Of the
South Carolina Claims ordered to bo currossed
for a third reading by vote Of 100 to II, an a.
mcndmcnt to strike off the interest on the sums
advanced, having been previously rejected without
4 division. The House motion Of Mr. McDuE
he, went at late hour, into Coma:i, tee Of the
Whole on the state of the Union, Mir. WAYNE in
the chair, and took up the Pension, Naval For
tiication, Appropriation IL, and the Naval ar
rcarago bill. The blanks were filled up and the
bills considered and ordered TO he cugroesed for
a third reading. AT five oc,ocl, tho House aG-
IUurncd.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

W WEDNESDAY, rob. Id Z. NJ.
Cur Cotton market is very inactive, and the sales
since Saturday hardly reach 500 bales, at yricos u
shade lower than tho previous ones pad. lrho
news by the laIiyiiO, had OF reached y. York;
The advices from Hayrc far from cncouruoinr.
Coffee and Sugar continue firm. Exchange on
England for to.morr"w's packet is in demand and
the rate OF exchagc about / per cent.
The Flour market is still on the decline. and
very difficult OF sais,-tho demand for export hcnr
trIilIne. Sales Of Baltimore Howard ST. To tho
dealers at abou! $50 TO $50, and Richmond Country
ut about $Sji- Western sells in small parcels at
Sc to 36i
y cargo of handsome Tong Island Wheat has
been sold at about ! ~ cts, and good Wilmington
at ll23 ccnis-both Of which prices arc decline
upon previous rates. Jersey yulloy. Corn contn-
ucs 10 sell at G2i cents. y fnw thousand bushels
OF old Long Island white Corn sold some days.
since at about SO cents Cour. &. Euy.
u" In the first note to y, which wo published
last evening, he ls made to aay that no corrected
the surveys OF others. II should have been conn.,
Pjicd, moi cOrrcc'cd
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Since the alovs Speech was delivered, have seen
aud cnnversed with the Pfesdeu and have been auhoz
ed to say, 'ha The Objectionable paragraphs udcd TO
in the debate, were dictated by him to Mi Van Buren,,
that they were is act. and not the act Of MIR Buren,;
and have beer, Subsequent Informed, by a Senator
from Tennessee that p'or to his leaving homf to assume
his station IN the Senate the PIes.dout had told him
that he Gen Jackou) would ali occasions Of cousc.
queuce require the opn;ou # his Cabinet ~ writing thus
tas ms senator understood hm) ClsTeu ins with Cab
met meetings The fact, then, OF calm his Cdbi-
net together, was tic ptc.rdcu's &C., and nos in
consequence ot'hcdds.-gucn' Omit Van BuCH, ASIA.
been 80 repeatedly affirmed.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-21
The explanation If Van Burcn's acquired influence
the mind Of the Hero.

0rcr The mind II Tie Hero.
The following narrative rccurs to past transact
ions, but those transactions are also intimately
blended with Van Buren's late rejection by the Sc
nato-an event to which so much Fictitious conse-
quenco IS attached, for the purpose of Interior po
lltcai operations. Van Buren,, with talents sur
passed by numerous citizens, has conlrvcd TO
wrigglc himself by acute, but selfish tact and
a system Of juggling and artifcc, into a man OF
first rate consequence in our Government. II is a
matter Of curious instruction, to study his uaoJus
oPcrandi. With that view, VIC place before the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-21

h'Se remarks in relation To- ts Co'1ui ma as rci,v
!" NC observations ON this srli,-t which nav. ,a'Ir
Ho" The Senator from hentuchy, Ll!i. Cay.l
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DEPARrMrT u cclrs.

ar, , i'ihIuue, 1875
t'",'cu On a i"" 10 tine South aud Nr-i, since the
~ March HIS ietu:n To this place ia the course nC
Two OF Three weeks Is expected. .>lmce his departure
Wiz Husselts latest correspondence with ;hc Swedish
oo'efrment, On the subj Of tic Sraisuud Claims
n"S o'rn received, as we'll rs that which followed Mr.
'uSse's taking leave OF the Cont. IL i, ramG to i,cr
NceFr the perseverance OF the Swedish Government M
Withholding the indeuiuuy, justly and ind SUITABLY
"e 10 our fellow citizens who suffered by those rlz,rcs
"r winch not even plausible prercx, is ALLEGED /, is
suH more paini" tn Gud this GcHia Justice a"rnmpa-
"e" ny 'Hsuua'icns, neither CUNd!d nor friendly and
oy allegations u'tei destitute Of foundation. Earnest
Wy "vs"o"S ~ maintaining, with sweden, the most
h,endly and HARMONIOUS relations, shall tc.crvr, until
- subject" " 49,
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., SDIk
me Following letter and accompanying rvrar; fr,r,
,""u'I' r,'e'' %" 'e Same subject, been recrved
iiCh the Secretary - STATE:
EIrNtTr; NJ ST,.r
SAMUEL SMrTH. ESQ 80 ''' '''
Senate Of ;hc United States.
Sill have the hnrui tn state j., o,.y r, 60, ,,, ,
P"''y OF yesterday, that the record, cont a.ui,, tho ~,
Su"c'iu"S "i HE Department To Nh Chs,rcHrg Ur.l,-
wucn o'meiil Change dAidrrs of ihr Ur:.gI S.,r. ~,
sweden have he'n caiciuy examined, aud rlyu an
winch is found IN thcm relation ia III. a. n CLAIMS
our GREENS upon he Government tf'!a country j. p,
en-! ~ the svhj1rcd cSt'ac, oi ci;e hu.u Si lia, TO
han. dated I7,l June, 1919
am, SIR, vc;v respectfully
Your UbedIgut servant,
(SGued) EDWARD TiVivGC.rDv
'E'''c OF letter from MIR Adams Srrso,ary al State
To Nir hughes, Change dAtarfcs OF tie S;ves ~
Stockholm. ~ 90
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On Tuesday the 18Th Iass. Ne. Joss BnIDs-
SAH 70 Miss CATHAHISE BAnSsT, both Of tl,is
county.
On rhursday last, By The Rev. Seely Bunn,
Nv. Joss SNALE, Of lcesburs, 20 Miss fnAHcEs
LoTT, q Charicsiown.
The praisrvorthy fashion, which has lately
oo'sined almost uaiversal sanetion, Of Htteslinr
naFriege notices By scsding ne printer sliee d
the brides cake, was On this Oceasion observed.
sAs IN duty boand. ve tender our congratulations
--sad vlsh the parties long life ofhspviness sud
prosperity.
On Thursday Last, Nr. BARTHsLsuxw SRAuE
70 Miss REnErcA BkLL, dsaghter of Mr. Akra-
ham Beli--ail a this couusy
On 1haFstsy Lest, Mr. AssFn Wusox u
IiarpsrSReFry, 20 Miss NANcE q. LscK, eauki,-
Ter Of tie late MF. yssnes lIosk q dis eoansy.
Oa "Wednesday the "a inst. By the Rev. Mr..
AionFoe, My. JEnEsTAa SHfTH, q Hsrpsrs-Rss-
y, 70 etiEs gIEAhETs SNgBEn, dnuEhaeT q kaF.
Jacob Snider, q MsssinnburK.
On the 18th instant, ~ he Rev. tlr. Hawiey,
tie hon. GHenoa PstNsAxTEs, United si.tss'
seuaioF from Mississippi, % Mics AEH HEwEs,
dsusiaer % su1auci bswes. Esq. q nos,oa.
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o. ss.a.y - 81 -. slsr . psss~ss-d m
ssw fpu>Snssy sGtssios. nrA 6Auv 3. Dss-
&sSsseH. vie = ~ editor q ~ Wssassosk
Seseisea. In ths e5<A yesr q ~ ses. she bsrr
hg s4iesies vlsh p~elsssc, - ssss thc syin VI
siter uish The e1ssitallc q ~hrisian.
o. he esh - Msy, q DsrAsursviils. CabeIl
county, n Ne 9$sh year cf Ms -. Mr.. Csoasu
\. UnssLB, forDerly u die ptsee, soo q Mr.
JoAa unsejd, sssr SAspAora.aeuu.
On Thurs,sy the lolh issssse. e short IN
sess. = Whitepos. o. es~derJ<k sosasy. MA
CATuAnsrR 00nkaAss. vie Of ID. Hrsesis -.
barkhast. and dangisssr q Mr.. Asshesy Roscn-
berger, Of THIS county-eged shous % ysasS
On Thursdsy lsa. nftrr N ilisess 81 ely too
dsys, god shout 6ny ye.rs, Mr.. Tsvsssss
BEcknAn, Of virgiaius. near H.rpcrs-fcrry-a
very worthy ssd valuable cisssen.
u Tuesday nossing last. In the e2i year q
nis 80. ner. JoaS hunsr, jr. con of Mr. JoAs
On Tsesday issa, w,IseUrs, dasghser Of Mr..
tAesasa Henson Of this town, In ths oh ye.r a
her sge.
AZ New York, CrLsrnr A. CAuasr. Ess.
aGsd ~, known ~ the author OF many poeticsi
edussoos Of high order, which have appeared
usdcr the Ggnsturc Of Z" MoatKarui~r, {" durine
several years pass, in the v.riotn periodicals d
our country.
Near York, Eng. TnonAs Rnepra, brieklsy~r.
he vas erssking nuts BY placing the palm 81 his
hsnd over them On . table, and striking the baek
Of the hand, the pressure breaking the sheil vhen
ne suddenly felt . severe pain, his arm immsdi-
sicily svelled TO frghtful size, and the alarming
symptoms eoatinued Co inerease in mite Of surr;.
cal treatment. until his throat was swollen 20 that
he could not speak, and death terminated his ex-
erueisfiug tortures on the fourth day.