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Rrighton Market-Mondav. Nov. Q.

Reported for the Boston Traveler.l
AT market 1850 Cattle u yokes working oxen 90 Cows
and Calves, 1870 sheep and abou $50 swine.
PRIcEs-Beef CGfHeExtra, 1913 Frs quality So so;
second do 425 "a 500 third do. $50 % 400.
Working ODen- Saies were noticed.
C0tcs and CGlUes-Du Sales noticed at s II. 90, 81
%, 80 and IS.
Sheep-Duh Sales OF lots at $l,l2 rs, sl33 81 81
and $3.50
Swine-At wholesale, for Sows, 81. for Barrows 4lc At
retail from At to 81 &C. Old Hogs Al.
n. b. We noticed beautiful Oxen fed by Mr.. Samuel
Sweetser of lhol Mass. taken by MIR. Daniel Aherton
a 81. IS perh hundred
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ST. JEANS GALvANIC METALLIC

STRENGTHENING PLASTER, impreg-
mated with the Electro Magnetic principle The most val
liable remedy yet offered for all disorders spinal
complaints, RHEUMATISM Indigestion stiffness of joints
weakness OF limbs pain in the side, back and chest
Iney have also been most successfully applied in
gou neuralgia, &c Combining every advantage possessed
by the most scientific compound with the Important and
eHectlye Metailne avanIc preparation and Magnetic pow
er so highly priced IN other Gayanic appliances and with
the facility of immediate contact with the parts affected
This new and most valuable remedial agent must prove
Of incacuabe henet other remedies cannot
so easily and rapidly reach the desired object.
secured by letters patent and for sale wholesale the
lmporterss No William Sheet-at the office OF the Prn-
cipal Agent No IS Chambers ST. NeU York aud bS Drug
gists generally throughout tine United States
CAUTION. Each Plaster will bear the signature of the
PROV 'ctor.
D. :. bnUGAINN {rl 9ipF,u, 81 fns.! BOSTON.
SeHefe AxehS To- Rae Ns.v England STATES
ACEATS. Observation-Disclosures Green CO., and S. 4
Rowland. Springfield B. h, Bliss. BGrre-Woods, Field
& Co. 4mherSt-N. Fitch. Fitchburg-Chas. ShepIey.
LoIOeA-G. H. Carlton q Co by the dealers in Medi
cine generally. cody Novl8.
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To the Honorable. Board Of Count !.
on

mlssoners Tor The County
II HE Petition of the Providence and Wtscsstr
Il Company respectfully represents that ti@v oaG
out and located their Railroad upon and across ald
Nathan George of Mention, in SAID County Of y iu oi
which land is situated 10 the town Of Blackstone
County. and aat the part thereof taken s d l
road is described as follows 10 wit sD of land
ed easlerly by the of the Blackstone river on
recently purchased by said Company Of Welcome Farnuh
westerly land Of the Blackstone Manufacturing Conn
pany aud nOrhery and souherly by said Georges land
being sip OF land rods width wit three
hall reds in width each side of the line of said
Railroad.
Also upon and across land Of Ellery Hobrook of Tx
bridge in said County, situate in said Uxbrdge and
the part thereof taken for said Railroad is described
follows, wit strip OF land bounded southery by land
recently purchased by said Railroad Company Of Peleah
Darling and nOrhery by land recently purchased by said
Railroad Company Of Welcome Farnum-westerIy plrtly
by land said Farnun and purity by land 0isrcek
and easery by the County road and land of said Hobook
The norher end Of said strip of land for twenty rods in
length, being six rods wide, wit three rods wide
each side OF the line of said Railroad; and the
manJer If the about hundred and lwenty-six
rods IN length being five rods wide, wit and half
rods wide each side OF the line of said Railroad.
Also upon and over land Of Joseph Tucker of Black
stone in said County situate in said Blackstone and that
Inc part hereni so taken for SAID Railroad is described
follows to wit strip of land bounded hery by the
highway leading from Millvle Satersve. northery
by land recently purchased by said Railroad COMPANY Of
Edwin ID. Sargents heirs westerly by said fuckers land
and eastery partly b the great County road partly
said fuckers and said strip of land being about hun
dred ana eighty six rods in engthwo hundred aud
enty three feet the southery end thereof being forty
wde 10 wit twenty wide each side of the
line OF said Railroads and the remainder thereof being fee
rods wide, TO wit and halt rods wide each side
OF the centre line of said Railroad
The said several strips of land being covered by the
sianated location of said Railroad Aud the petitioners
aver that in all where said Railroad is located
than five rods wide ii necessary do the pur
pose OF cuttings, embankments and procuring and
gravel and for The proper security
Railroads and that they have been able obtain said
lands by voluntary agreement with the owners thereof
The petitioners therefore pray your Honorable Board after
due notice, TO view The premises and estimate
of damages if any, sustained by the said owners
according to law.
The Providence and Worcester Railroad Company
By WILLIAM JACKSON Agent.
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CTORE TO LET.

vTNIIE subscriber offers TO LET Tor one % noie u
A years, his STORE in The Centre SLt o"e Of Of
-, 1ocanns for trade in Worcester Couniy' rosses
'V AseTo LET very pleasant Kuoms years s have
onu so ns TAloRs sRoP- they are an eAceen'
u,sna ror good workman in that business with
small assortment OF D \. had S Mh The store desr.
ed. dwsti 35
4 SEMI i.
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NOTICE.

II subscribers take this method Ia inform Their custo
nIerS and manufacturers in general that they have
taken the Shop formerly occupied bv WHITE d BoYDEN
and more recently by White HOLMES, one mile south
of the Worcester Rail Road Depot, where they intend
MANUFACTURING MACHINERY oil every desrripI ion
such as Looms, Shears, Nappers, Brusheis, SPOILERS
Leather Splitting Machines Card Shaving Machines, Meat
ChnppsIs II ~ Cutters OF the most approved patterns
Machine Knives and Shears made and ground 10 order
Also all kinds Of JOB WORK done promptly, in good
STYLE aud at fair prices. And feel confident that
experience will enttle fair proportion
al business in our enc. p. HOLMES d co.
Worcester Oct. ~. DIV
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MARRIED.

In Northampton, Nov q Francis H. Dewey Esq, Coun-
sell0r Law of Worcester, Francesca. Clarke daugh
ter Of John Clarke. Esq. OF NJ
In this town, Nov 4tIl. by Rev Mr. Bridge Mr. Leonard
Ware. Of This town. TO Miss Elizabeth A. daughter Of the
late Col. George Moore
In Boy lston, Nov I'd, by Rev. Vim. II Sanford, Mr. Al
phony seaver of This town, Miss Eliza j. Wright Of
Pennington, Me
In Marlborough, Nov 8, by Rev Mr. Allen If Norhboro'
Mr. William A. Rich 10 Miss Mary Ann DaIrymple.
In Milford, oci % Mr. Horao Edison Miss NJ. Louisa
Brown
In Bratteboro Oct g. Mr. Daniel Moore, Jr of Athol,
to Miss Mary :. Pierce, Chesterfield n. H.. 25h. Mr.
Charles Robinson TO Miss Arabe Powers both of Fitch
burg
Maia Holt, both of Ath0
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts.

WORCESTER, S.
Al meeting OF the County Commissioners, begun and
holden al Worcester. within and the County OF
1915.
On the petition afores aid, Ordered. That notice be
given to all and Corporations interested therein
that said Commissioners will tie Millve House
in said Blackstone. Tuesday, the first dag of Dece-
Der merit at two the clock in The afternoon v pub
fishing Infested copy OF said Petition and Order
thereon, in the Daily Spy. newspaper printed in said
Worcester, three weeks successfully the last publication
70 ne fourteen days. al least before the said first day
December.
And II is further Ordered That all persons ard
corporations lnteres edi said petition within said Coun
~ be served with an attested copy much of said
Petition relates their respective lands above de-
scribed and of this Order thereon, fourteen days
least, before the said first day OF Decembtr at which
time and place the SAID Commissioners will proceed TO
the lands forth in said Petition hear an per-
sons and Corporations interested therein who max
then and there desire be heard thereon to assess
all such damages any person Corporation may sus
tain by the location and construction OF the Railroad
aforesaid the land aforesaid.
Attest, JOS. q Kendall, CLERK.
Copy Petition and IT the Order notice thereon
d3w Attest. JOS. G. KENDALL, Clerk.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

WORCESTER, SIS.
AT a meeting Of the County Commissioners, begun and
holden Worcester, within and for the County of
Worcester, the second Tuesday OF September, %
1876
On the Petition aforesaid, Ordered, That notice be
given t. all persons and corporations interested therein
that said Commissioners Will meet the Mville House
in said blackstone Tuesday, the first dag of Deceaa
Der merit at two os,ck in The afternoon by publishing
alesed copy of sau reon and ofthis Order there
on, in the Daily Spy, newspaper printed IN said Wor-
cesIe three weeks successive, the last publication to
be fourteen days ut least, before the said day of
December,
Audit further Ordered That the Sheriff of said Coun-
y, his Deputy the Town Clerk of the said town
ofBacksone with an atesed copy said Petition and
Order thirty days Al least and also post up attested
copy thereof in two public places in said town Of BlacI
stone fourteen days. least before the said first day
December. at which time and place the said Commis
soners VIII proceed 10 view the road forth said
Petition, TO hear all persons and corporations nterested
therein who may then and there desire heard there
on, and, il they shall adudge that the prayer of said
Petition ought 10 be granted then direct the manner
IN which said highway shall be altered, and to assess
all snch damag AS any person Corporation may
tam by the alteration aforesaid
Attest, JOS G.. KENDALL Clerk
copy oil the fetnn and OF the Order Of Notice thereon
uow Attest, JOS G KENDALL Clerk.
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Examination Of Diseases

ny CLAIRVO Y A y r..
TIME subscriber sill attending to the Examination o.
Diseases at his Room No. 10 1nerican it"pera ,
Jss His Clairyo, ant is of the best in the country;
and her examination has given entire satisfaction 70 nun
1reds that she has examined in the last three years
Hours Tor Examinations from to O'Clock = M
uet Aaent Car the sale Of DR. SHE RWOODS Celebrated
GOLD PILLS, and Magnetic or COMPOUND Bttnmen
PLASTER, for Chronic Diseases including all he "'ins
of Tubercula or Scroiula. . n,h... c
Tie has also Tor sale, SherUoods Magnetic macainss, o.
ar,on szes NJ the manufacturers prices these Macnmes
arc he nost compact and beautiful article OF he KIND
are .,tn ,ns .nvos JAMES SHEPHERD, in.
mrnulac'ureu 40
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DIED,

In Rutland. Oct 26, Miss Patty Bartlett, 50 PRIMERS
in N II. and NY please copy.
In Paxton, OcI 18Th, David, OF the late Moses Rock
wood, of Grafton, I6
In Norlhboro Octs, Sarah Gale, only child of Mr. Geo.
barnes Is mos; Goth Mrs Carss4 5. Marden wife Of Mr.
Charles W. Marden %.
In Warren Oct 2lst, Erwin Stephen, only son Of Wild
Lowell Fisher, IL yrs
In Dana. Nov 8, Mr. Jusus Woods IS
In MarlboroVt Oct II, Mr. Harlow II. Halliday, 30.
In Smithded, RI Oct a. Mrs Catharne, widow Of the
late Mr. Israel Arnold, n.
In Muvile, Oct 81, Edmond H., of Stephen H.
Thayer i6.
In Uxbrdge. after lingering illness Of two years, Mr.
AmaSa Dudley, 54.
In Waterford Harriet W.-Oct I6, Charlotte, A, 2Iyrs
-l7th Snvillar 2l-daughlers Of Noah TAFT, Esq Thus
in weeks have three lovely listers been cut down by
DEATH and the afflicted parents lett their loss
In Blackstone Oct rs, Mr. Fenner Phetup ace, 81
In Brtttle oro VI. Oct ID, Mrs Emily, wife OF Mr. Geo
Cook of Waterford. 81
10 Providence. R l., Capt. William Kelly, 6l
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DR.. Us. A. Tennev,

ID ESPECTFu4LY informs his friends that,
Ia having remo1 from his recent location at No. /
Walnut ST., he has ken an Office at No. 1876 Main ST.
doors North Of Msrs Harden e. Browns Store where
he will be happy tpeceve calls from those requiring his
professional service
Worcester, NV. l846.
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THE RTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,

No. So State-sTeet, Hartford, Conn.,,
With sound and dUdiiabie Capital - $3.50, 900,
OFFER their protection agans. loss ,r damage by fire 10
~ the citizens Of Worcester and lis vicinity II insures
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores ami Merchandise
generally, Factories, and Mills the most favorable
terms.
This Institution has been in operation nearly quarter
a cenlury-its reputation for liberal adjustment, and il
prompttude in paying losses, are well known snd esle5
Ilshed. THOMAS X. BRACE, n ssident.
SIMEON l.. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford March s, s45. isit
M Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance the above
Company referred for more particulars TO A. H. Bull
LOcH, Esq, in Worcester, Mass.
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SINGING SCHOOL.

VXTM. SUMNER proposes giving a course OF "a
w Lessons To those desiring Instruction IN so-At
n'clock p M ut A. $. ALIENS MUSIC ROOM
a, The method of procedure can best be made known ~
thai time and place, il il proposed that the hrs lesson
30 roe when there will he positive commencement
of he study il hoped therefore, that all to"h ladies
and entlemen) desiring 10 attend VIII DE present On e
drst evening 81 the course to Judge for themselves
MT ~ 80 81 "a dwlw Worcester, Nov 3.
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CONCERT.
The Hutchinson Family,

n EsPECTFULLY announce to the citizens Of Morces
II ter and vicinity, that they will give VOCAL EN-
PREPAYMENT at the TOWN HALL.
on Wednesday Evening, Nov. Ill,
On which occasion they will introduce programme Of
their choicest selections, which have been eard win APP
nrtbaton abroad Among them are the following
GWe're with Won once again +"
The Bridge of sighs"
"Theres H good time coming Nc &C."
Tickets 25 cts had ut the Bookstores and Al the
nonr of he Hall Concert commence at Z / o'clock
o..
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BRINLEY HALL,

rENHE APOLLONEANS on their way to New
York, by particular request of many kind citizens OF
many kind citizens of Worcester, will give one
more and positively their last Concert at the
above place on
THURSDAY EVENING, Nov 18th
Tickets % cents to be had at the Worcester
House, Lvermores Bookstore and 1t the door on the
Evening Of Concert Children under IL years half price
Doors open 7, Concert to commence at u O'Clock
Nov ii DIT
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TNIIE advertiser Young Man. who possesses a thor.
4 oush practical knowledge of business with capital
Of $4,000, wishes tofonnect himself with some business
establishment or wuld buy out any who might wish
to sell II there any who wish avail themselves Of
the services Of bsness man. and could influence rnde
aad should wish obier an opportunity. will -pease all
dress TRADE, attn Office d6tw2t44 Now
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IRELAND. Elihu Burritt, in one of his letters
from broad published in the Christian Citizen, de-
.cribes the miseries which caused by famine
among the Irish population. He s~ys:
g In the first place, it is estimated that there
are nearly five millions of individuals in Ireland
who subsist entirely upon potatoes who grow
nothing else to meet the exigencies OF life but
potatoes 1t must be known in America, from
lakesport to seasport, that this staff of life has
been almost entirely cut off, leaving these mil
lions without any source of sustenance. Famine
which eXcites a rebellion, which neither human
nature human Legislation aIlay, is at this
moment gripping the hungry multitudes, and an
exceeding bitter cry for bread, labor and bread,
is ascending from the end of Ireland to the
other. But with famine, as with pestlence,
there is no truce compromise. 1t will not
wait for legislation, nor for the prosecution of
legislative acts The English government and
the English people moving with great earn
estness for the relief of the distressed country.
But with all their wealth and all their power,
with all the powers of their navies and their do
minion over the waves, they cannot overcome or
repel the foreign invasion of this fearful calam-
ity without the cooperation of the United States.
The wheat harvest of France has come short of
the necessity of that nation by deficit of one
sixth. France will have to buy bread of other
countries TO feed her forty millions for ttoO months
before another harvest. She is in the market
early to provide for this deficit. The merchants
of England are selling their bonded corn to her
advanced price-corn not raised in Eng land
but imported for export. Thus this vast amount
OF food for Ireland must be chiefly drawn from
the United States; and that, as every consider
alton which can appeal to human nature.is press
ed upon American agriculturalists and grain
dealers to meet this exigency, they will avail
themselves of all the means that God and Nature
have put into their hands, to rescue kindred ma
ton from the mercless misery OF famine.
Ii has been estimatedthat five millions OF quar-.
ters Of wheat, or forty millions of bushels, will
be required to make up the deficit of the potatoe
crop in Ireland Shall these people starve, when
there in the United States LOG, 900 BUSH
els OF wheat; 1913 800 900 of oats; 4l7,750,000
of Indian corn 81 900. 900 OF rye; and l0,25O,-
900 of buckwheat Forbid it, heaven! and We
winds that are harnessed and awaiting to bear
across the ocean the surplus food of a great ma
ton TO the hungry of other lands Let all the
ships in the Atlantic ports, waiting for freight
spread their wings and fly to the relief OF Ire
land.
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N E Health Insurance Company.
CAPITAL &0O0 ono


TUE New EAgland Health Insurance Company of Nor
Nch' with capital OF 1000 paid in and invested
according to the conditions their charter granted
last session ct the Legislature Connecticut are ready
insure The health OF males between The ages aeen and
seventy years on the following conditions viz By the
payment Z" FiUe Dollars premium per annum they guar
anlee 20 pay TO the insured Four Doiars week
oil sickness, or accident which may prevent him from
pursuing his vocacn for the time he thus disabled dur
ing the year. The Company is conducted the mutual
principle so thai ali holders policies viii share in the
pron.s ~ ie concern without being required give any
Premium note or being subject any assessment or any
other expense, excepting twenty five cents the trouble
and expense d forwarding the Application ana obtaining
the policy. II Fer further particulars inquire of WAR
REN LAZEI.i-, Worcester
JOEL w. WHITE, President.
Norwich, Sept I5 1886. DIV WM p. EATON, Seciy
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To the Honorable BoardtoF County Com

nlissioners far e4sst - Worcester.
II VIE Petition OF the Providence Worcester Railroad
Company respectfully represents that their Railroad
alocated in the town Of Blackstone, County
the public highway which leads foHt said Blackstone
Uxbdge IN an lnconvenient between the pond Of
the Blackstone Manufacturing Company and the house of
William Mann said Blackstone and that your Petition
in order TO facilitate the crossing Of said highway bv
thriT Railroad think proper alter the course of said
highway, follows, TO wit: Beginning at point said
highway rear TO and westerly Ct the bridge part
said Blackstone Companys pond thence running the
southerly side of the present location said highway in
westerly direction land Of said blackstone Company
to point in said highway the house of said Manu. the
distance heing about torty-eight rods.
They therefore pray your Honorable Board after due
notice given all persons and corporations interested
the premises and to direct the which said
highway shall be altered all damages which may
he occasiuned by said alteration and do whatever else in
The premises the law requires
! he Providence and Worcester Railroad Company
BY WILLIAM JACKSON, Agent
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10 The following incident occurred in Colum
bus, Ga, about the time the United States Quar-
termaster was organizing the "mule regiment -
tall, lean, lanky greenhorn came into town,
and having been shown the gentleman who was
purchasing the mules, walked up to him and COM
menced by saying, -" Well. stranger, Eve heerd
that you wanted few able bodied men to drive
your mules down to MeSico; if you do, Pm to
rent
& Yes said the gentleman, 'fwe do want
few are you good driver"
" About the ptertest that you ever seed, and
as for cussin' and hollerin' at baulky team, why
/ haint no equal in the whole county"
- think well take YOU" said the .gentleman+y
sscalI down again tomorrow at 10 O'Clock WA.
have some mules to brand then, and will branG
you at the same time"
Do what - asked the asst onished "cracker.
i" Will brand you; that is, put U. S. on your
back with a hot iron that is the way we mark
all public property"
g Hot iron Good mornin', stranger; don't
care much about goin', no how +; Judge Kalhoun
writes that it's monstrous unhealthy down thar in
Mexico"
And off he mizzled-.N 0. Delta.
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DR.. S. P. MILLER,
DENTS r.


Felton, Of ne american Society of Denta Srgeons."
NQNTFNlIEs execute Ill operations necessary for the
~ Health and Preservation of the NATURAL TEETH.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH. in partial whole hall
SETS by pressure suction) BLOCK TEETH or
any other toru necessary, fine gold plate manufactured
ARTIFICIAL PILATES Ia remedy Tor detective artic;
Iation snpned those whose paates imperfect.
lie has aseac8fei with him DIR. JAMES NEWTON, a for
mer pupil aSser 70 dispatch operations with greater
iacts Tt
All ae aigf1vements in Filling. Inserting,
EvrsaasS ee knoEu and Drsctisea ~ HE tAsi~~s
and IS &ia feattlent. materials used good adap
laof aad 9d rate prices are concerned he public may
find % s3esi ca on him.
In neetsop sgth the above
Diseases of the Mouth,
Tic-doareux Neualge affections OF the face dlsea
the Anra cavities the cheek boneS) painful afec
department. and receive special and appropriate
Having had a Medical educdtion and extensive
practice tor the last gears he will endeavor
Diseases Of the Mouth Physiological and Pathological
principles.
TEETH EXTRACTED for Twenty five GEMS, and OF her
charges reasonable
OPERATINa Rooms at his residence in WALNUT STREET,
near Central Exchange. Receiving ROOM for cOnsua-
ton, separate.
OOl1I BRUSHFS. selt CT qualy.)
MlLLER'S DENTIFRICE, for cleansing Teeth.
MILLER'S MOUTH WASH, remedy ,U diseased
Gums, sore Throat Csnker, &C.
Worcester, jul, u. dwisrf
NOTICE.
THE subscribers have this day euiered opariner
| ship doing business undei the name and firm oi P
HOLMES " co. the Shop formerly occupied BY White
a. Boydeu and recently ny White Holmes one nile
south the Railroad Depot. Worcester, Mass
r. HOLMEs
]. BOYDEN
Worcester, oe, lls4e. dw4s b. j. BATGR
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A Rich Hospital. The Massachusetts
General Hospital and the Mclean l-unatic Insti-
tuition. united in interests have had the following
sums given by the individuals named: John Me-
Lean gave $4,000; Mary Belknap, $4,000 ,
VIM. Phillips, $25 900; Thomas Oliver, $4,000;
Israel Munson, $2l 900; Joseph Lee, $50 900 !;
Samuel Elliott, $4,000; Abraham Touro $lO,-
600; jeremiah Belknap $4,000; VIM. Apple
ton $4,000; DAVID Sears $1,000 James Per-
kins, IS 900 Thomas H Perkins $4,000 Beza
Tucker IS, 900 Mary Brimmer $4,000.