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PREMIUM
Daguerreotype Establishment
No. 9 BriMIey Hall. No @,

HE proprietor of this Establishment is prepared,
usual, to furnish his friends and the public with the
most perfect Daguerreotypes that be procured OF
the character OF the pictures executed this long esabs
hed Gallery, il is enough repeat that IN have
ed The very HIGHEST tokens of award from the late
Mechanics Fair in this city, and from other equally
petent sourcesProbaby establishment in the country
enjoys more envable reputation for its perfect and life
like types as well as for the beauty and expression
minuest parts
The subscriber has recently imported from Germany
one OF be largest and perfect most CAMERAS in
Vensd and can give groups ofany number OF persens from
one TO thirty each figure perfectly represented without
obstruction from cloudy weather. Persons wishing Pic
lures enclosed in LOckets Cases. be suited with any
desirable style or paerR and OF the magnificent
hnish Pictures Of the largest size for Paor Ornaments
taken at the lowest rates Parents and others wishing
DaGuerreoypes OF children will find particular attention
devoted to this department of types.
Having secured also the services of Of the MOST
SKILFUL and EXPERIENCED Daguerreotype
Artists from Boston, the subscriber confident in being
able to excel any rival in the ession Please call and
examine for yourselves. DR.. A. VAN ALSTIN.
March, 3d. lS49. dtf
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Tavern Stand for Sale,

4
80 THAT valuable Real Estate well known the
lit L TATNICK HOTEL in Worcester, is offered
fer sale favorable The House is cemAodious,
we'll arranged and complete order. The Barn large
and convenient, with good Carriage House and Sheds
adjoining. To wishing engage in keeping public
house, the above affords opportunity the location
being favorable one, the great road leading from
Worcester Barre; the house has always been well
patroznied portion of the purchase money can re-
main mortgage, if desired The place will be to let
if not sold previous to the twentieth OF March.
For further particulars, inquire of SAMUEL F.
MOWER, Newton Corner, or at w. R. BIGELow's
Grafton St. Worcester. dtf March S.
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FARM FOR SALE.

G FENHE subscriber offers for his Farm situated
sum about half mile south of Grafton centre CON
diA tanning about eighty five acres of good Land well
watered-the buildings are in good condon-the House
is large and convenient for two families with never
failing well of excellent in the house-the Barn has
been built within few years. The Farm is divided into
Pasture, Wood Land, Moving and Tlage There is
good Water Privilege on the premises, where dam can
be raised without flowing other premises Said Farm
will be sold low and on terms. For further inorma-
ton apply the subscriber Sutton CENTRE or to HENRY
G. Prentice, on the premises
HENRY d. HOWARD
sutton, Dec D, 1885, dwtf
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For Sale.

TWO story dwelling House, situated on Salem
60 "A 81 Said house is SO by ~ feet, with wood
shed and other conyeniences The lotis 81 feet ny
a. convenient for large small family and consider
aie rn on the premises further particulars inquire
81 ALvAN ALLEN, is Trumbull 81
" yvrc.s,., Iulv IL Is4s DIFF.
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FRUIT TREES. &c
THE WORCESTER NURSERY
4 = now well stnoLad ,,,,,lh

ss FRUIT TREES, Sc.
ES$ATS% THE WORCESTER NURSERY
%s&ySHF$ now well stocked with a large variety
OF The best sorts of Apples Pears PInms
~S&s4Ge-s- cherries, Peaches, Apricots Nectaripes
Ounces, English Gooseberres choice Strawberries nntch
Curranls Antwerp and other Raspberries Ne
IT ms Nursery is one OF the largest in
and the collection OF Fruits cultivated in il embraces nearly
all the varieties of established reputation and the Pro
pret constantly adding such kinds as possess snperio
excellence and are worthy Of cultivation in this climate
1.-THE collection OF STANDARD and DWARF PEAR
TREE is extensive, and includes all the best varieties
now much cultivated.
ALSO-d great unriety of
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS:
Basam Frs Norway Spruce and other Evergreens Scotch
Larch, European Mountain Ash, Horse Chesnnts Weep.
ing Willows Linden and Tulip Trees Honeysuckles and
most other varieties suitable this latitude and
for their beauty.
" Arbor Vitae, Buck Thorn, Prve &C., for hedges.
fine collection of ROSES, PEONIES. DAHIIAs,
BORDER FLOWERS, &c &c.
Asparagus Roots, Rhubarb or Pie Plant &c
GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS in great variety
BUDS and SClONS of large variety of choice fruit
can also be furnished. Also, GRATING Wax OF supe-
ror quality. F
pEARLY CABBAGE and TOMATO PLANTS. suit
able for transplanng.
CATALOGUES furnished to all who apply Orders
promp attended to- and Trees c.. packed to 90 SAFELY
any distance. SAMUEL H. COTTON
worcester, "a mo- 20 dw6W Proprietor
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PATIENTS.
iertcan and Foreign Office, and .Hgeacy of thu
U. S. Patent Office, Washtngton,
No % 70

american ana F9Te1gn OUIce, ana .HgeHcg OF thu
U. S. Patent Office, WGsht.gton,
No. ~ State Street, - Boston,
T'HE subscriber by appointment from the Commission
er of Paens is agent Of the u. s. Patent Office for
ceving and forwarding the same, models specimens
manufactures be patented, deposited therein which
will be sent free Of expense and RISK and with despatch
He prepare Caveats specifications Assignments, and all
the necessary Papers and Dfawngs will make
into American and foreign works test validity OF nven
tions, and render advice legal and scientific
respecting the same. Patents secured in Earope and
other countries
By application this Office inventors saved tn
ime and cost OF journey Washington and delay there
well all personal trouble in obtaining their patents.
They also have the advantage Of Uerbay explaining their
Inventions and OF consulting In respectful them matters,
an general, Of paramount Importance in order 10 obtain
correct cicGti0ns and claims The experience fair
teen years practice extensive collection OF works,
DECISIONS &C., mechanical subjects, the Patent Laws,
and patents OF different countries, collected at much
peDse during the long time this Office has been established,
together with accounts here kept of inventions patented
at Washington, enable the subscriber to afford to inventors,
DESTROYS OF procuring Patents assistance and information
which in other respects might he difficult OF attainment.
X. II. EDDY, CiuH Engsneer.
Boston, Sept /, IS4e. ewly &eod
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

~ MAhh1GO IhD1EIDs
DY the strong solicitations Of her friends and parrons
ID Mrs. GooDwIN has at lat reluctantly permitted her
name to be brought before the public for the benefit oo
red who prefer not to risk their lives the hands
male Physicians at the most delicate period Of woman's life.
Mrs experienced and successful aceoucea and holds
herself readiness 10 the calls Of all who wish her
services and she feels confident by her long experience
profession 10 give entire satisfaction all who wish to
employ her.
Mrs 9 will be found at her house, No. IL Browns
Block, SaIem-street.
Worcester, Feb 81 DIFF
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TO LET.


COMMODlOUS Store Tenement, and Barn
which is most important and desirable. Tn
object of City government is the more pi
and effective administration OF municipal a
Is too well understood to need argument or
tration. That means to be provided lib,
for the education of the young is UNIVERSAL
mitted among our people. Tie edifces :
have been erected for this object, we look
with pride and pleasure, and for others viii
to be erected, we willing to be taxed
portion to our means. That streets and av'
safe and convenient, are to be provided
Lights 70 shine for the protection and acc
calling on Messrs j. PRATT & EARLE, or on the UNDER
signed at their Counting Room, ON Grove Street.
Worcester, Dec S. LIZ @. WASHBURN.
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FOR SALE.

u. VERY desirable situation in New England
ga n Village, known the ThOm1s Smith place.
.. con tanning half OF land, with story and
half House. Barn, number Of choice Fruit Trees, and
good well OF water. The buildings are in good repair
Also PEWS in the Second Baptist Meeting House IN
r. SMITH, or g. III. PRATT. DIFF March IA.
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ENTs TO LET,

TN West Brookfed, the Meeting House;
- | n Dwelling Home convenient for two small
ILL., famIies with small Barn, and Shop suitable ior
oe making will be rented for the year ensuing, for one
~ two families. Possession given frstof April
Mareh ~ - dwH J, 81. FISKE.
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TO LEE.

TO LET.
A STORE in Harding's Block Front Street. Also
IA The SHOP occupied by the subscribers the mans
nfacure of Boots and Shoes, in Bowen's Block on Main
Street. Possession given Immediately.
Also-Severai TENEMENTS TO Inquire OF
Feb 3. d CHARLES WHITE.
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For Sale.

VA NdACJ
THE STOCK AND TOOLS OF Blacksmith Shop, sit.
uatsd near the Court House. Inquire at this Office
Dec 10. dwtf
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no LEFT,

rI1HE undersigned offers to let for of years,
f.TzEA BUILDING at ouinsigamond Village with
-Ss& power sufficient for driving machinery of
Blind and Sash Machine Factory other business
requiring very great water power.
FOR SALE. He offers, ALSO Tor sale the entire MA
CHINERY for manufacture Of PAPER in said building
on the most favorable terms.
Mr. H. IS WAsHBURN, at the Rolling Mill, will give the
necessary information, or CHARLES WASHBURN.
Worcester, Feb 5. diff
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New Boot and Shoe Store,

J. f. g. G. E SMITH
~ NNOUNCE that they have opened
IA Store at No. ZIG Main-st.,
- - opposite Waldo Block, where they offer
6a4n~M IA @zsE3 for cash general assortment of
-. Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers,
consisting OF ladies', Misses and Chifdren's CATER
and POLKA BOOTS Thick and Thin Sole TIES
SH0ETEES, and BUSKINS of every desired style and
quality.
Also good assortment of Gents genteel Double and
Single Sole CALF BOOTS of the very best quality.
MEMS THICK and KIP BOOTS Boys and Youths
KIP BOOTS neat and first article, exactly adapted
to the season.
tY-To the public we would respectfully say,
that our stock is ENTIRELY NEW-that it has been
carefully selected from the best Sources and purchased
Tor cash at me lowest prices consequently we are pre-
suit the most economical
The public fully invited to call e*amine and
purchase. JOHN F. Smith,
Worcester March 16. dsw GEORGE E. SMITH.
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HOUSE TO LET,

HOUSE TO LET,
"a CITUATED II miles west OF Shrewsbury centre,
fsa1A - and miles Worcester. The privilege Of
Jt4llk keeping or two cows can be had. Apply to
Shrewsbury Feb % diff AMOS D. NOURSE.
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COpartmership Notice.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TNHE depreciation oil the value OF California
God Dust, of the great abundance in
market, compels the undersigned TO decline taking any
more at present, but is willing, and glad receive lew
Thousand Dollars, in BANK BILLS. in exchange for
FLOUR, CORN, OATS, SHORTS, RYE,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, MEAL &c. &c.
Purchasers may be assured that ! sell as low 1s the
above articles can be had in the City. 8t
l only charge COST and -------.
~ Call al No. ID Washington Square.
Feb "a. diff OTIS BRAMAN.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
"a NEW and elegant HOUSE on Laurel Street
f.nsA IA Inquire of MERRIFiELD d HAPGOOD.
4sssgS Feb 5. diff
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NEW STORE!
Warden BlOCk,) No. IA Front g

warden BI0ck,) No. IA Front ST.,
WORCESTER,
TlHE subscriber having recently opened a New Store
i No. A Front Street, with fresh stock OF
FAMILY GROCERIES,.
Is prepared furnish the citizens with every article
at the lowest wholesale prices by the quaRtty retail
for cash.
All kinds of TEAS, SUGARS, SPICES, MoLAssES,
&C. offered at the very lowest price which al
forded, and will be warranted give satisfaction or he
goods may be returned.
BUTTER CHEESE and lard, ia large and small
packages, constantly on hand. Also,
BEEF, PORK, HAMS,
MGckerst, Salnon, Goldfish and Herring, by the single
peund or quantity, of excellent quality
FLOUR and MEAL, at market prices
Dried Afples, Potatoes, Oranges, Lemons, Raisins
Straps hetchnps and Pickles. and general assortment
OF goods usually obtained such Stores at the cheapest
Dosh prices
Citizens and strangers invited examine the
and prices Goods delivered in all parts OF the city free
EXPENSE J ANDREWS,
Worcester, March 81 dwtf a Front ST.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale,

TO LET,
CTOREs No. and in Warden Block. Apply to
= JOHN WARDEN,
March 81. dSw Merchants Row.
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NOT and could no, now think that they w9u 10
abandon this duty. He, however, desired snp the ~
say that he discamsd any rs hSsvsd u with the
Senator from Cumberland that the Le ,Ss ssme
will break up, he, too would pursue the sau az
course But he could not entertain sucn a as
opinion of the two Houses Of assembly, a aU.Dt that
the hen mischisyous consequences he predicted
might mil not follow the adournmsn. Of this session
The resolution was then adopted by The '0i'
lowing vote: p-hoa Car.
rington, shacklsford. Tate, French Denn'''
Rogers McCauley and parriott.-ll' w,o,,
Sors-Messrs. Scott, [speaker,l " sIoen
Thompson, Jr, Daniel, opie, Stanafd' o'oa'''
Crump, Harwood and Amber-lo .,
Mr. isBELL asked 10 be excused from vo,
ting, as he had engaged with Mr.. sml,n lwn ;,
was absent and in favor Of the resolus D. p1 ha
off If necessary to carry the resouuon' ~
should vote. The Senate then adjourned 70 the
! Fauouier Springs.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. JUNE 4


TOBACCO Receipts and inspections u.
creasing, but without any change in prices
Good and fine Manufacturing AMI slelaming
kinds are il demand, and sell readily Al GOOD
prices. We quote Tugs 50 35 to p IS and 50;
common Leaf So 30 a "a so; middlins TO good 81
IS 50 so and So; good TO fine So 50 SIS 80
and 50; extra manufacturing Sl0a Sl2 SO.
HERRINGS-Very scarce; Gu S. ., a.
which sales are brisk; Gross 81 50; Shsd a 81.
FLOUR-S4 75a4 ISL, and some hold al s.
WHEAT-9O IS c. Tor red; 100 c. Tor white
The mills having ceased grinding iof The season.
CORN-47i 10 so cents.
ENCOURAGEMENT TO GROWERS OF
FINE TOBACCO.-Mr. Thomas Estes crop,
oil Orange, wa, sold on Friday las, June Isl BY
U. w. Atkinson, 10 WIN. Gfeane, Esq al The
following prices, viz: No. |, SIG; No. :. CIV
No. 8, $40; No. 4, 50; No. 5. Sc; No. $, sl0,-
Nos d and ,lugsj suid a s. and 81.
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T11T RICHMOND ENQUIRER

CITY, The letter of President B0napar'e ,h W' an.
isl: 1 he o css Say %fin he ma
ali 1 Ihe regiments and placed upon The G,a se
The dav as i in defiance OF the National ,;on
h,v which had jus! expressed lis d'sappl0os''''
Of the expedition 10 Italy. : v;,,u.
The Congress al Frankfort, seems, Is ~
ally dissolved Alter going through me se, ssn Of The
Ge "n peopc 10 organize great German CON
te.rary. on The basis OF popular repfesen'a.,G;a
The crowned heads have Withdrawn lheit ai ;p"i'n.
from The assembly called for the PnFpese' , n1ssen,
led Congress OF their own and are a, p.ss.
engaged in The project OF forming coh nsIlorm
Of German princes. The first task 10 oe &c 10 re-
ed BY this coniederacy will, of course, mime oI y, i
store the absolute governments Me"a are in
should seem thai the German towns a'e These
dame with disconten,s and insuHecIloass; Scenes.
will probably be kindled into gfea'e. n,nrs an
as The designs OF lhe princes become no oe |;
parent. What we now see y h IS ~ "
ou' 'he cav" u " M Ns,o York Epsning Post
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THE NRWS PROM EUROPE

There is lille decisive in the intelligence from
Europe, OF which a!iri and imperfect account
is given in the telepraphic despatch published in
this sheet, bur there IS much hat points 10 mo-
ruentous though uncertain consequences. The
plot OF The great drama now performed on the
theatre OF Europe is slowly and gradually unfoI-
led, and events are moving onward 10 some
mighty catastrophe. deep in The obscurity OF The
lature, invo ring the freedom and happiness 81 a
great portion OF the civilized world. The quar-.
rel between The people OF Europe and their prin-
ces does not seem likely 10 he settled without a
bloody and nerhaps long contest. The crown
q neads t. prepared Tor a desperate struggle
and tn people nave had TOO much experience oi
their own strength within lbe year past TO sub
nit without vigorous resistance. The people
will be very apt 10 remember how ot,en within
a few months past, monarchs have been dethron-
ed or driven out as iusitiVes. or trembling with
tear in the mids OF their guards, foTced 10 grant
the liberal constitutions which they had refused
Tor hall century. The spell Of old authority,
whether lis influence were Tor good or Tor evil, is
broken, and submission on the part OF The peo-
pie could now be enforced only after series OF
bloody victories.
The Romans, it appears, have repnlsed The
Neapoiians as CALAMITY and effeciually as they
did The French. The Roman state is invaded
mSduliuS III duOtleI QudltCkI ouo uS
ara laying siege 10 Bologna, the Inhabitants Of
which defend her with as much valoF as iheH
brethren OF Rome have shown in their engage
menls win the French and Neapoilans. What
will become Of The Roman Iepublic7 Will she
be torn in pieces in the mids! OF these wolves OF
the North on dne side, and OF Calabria on the
oihsr} The passions VI he Roman reope in The
meantime. ! appears, are, exalted 10 madness BY
this attempt Of foreigners 10 reduce them 10 the
dominion OF The priesthood and they are falling
upon the Roman ecclesas,ics with the fury oil IL
gers and rending them limb from limb. The
ponliff himself is alarmed a, these manifestations
of popular hatred and is reported TO have enlrea-
,ed'ths commander of the French army lo With.
draw his forces. He should have thought OF this
earlier.
The story oftwo hundred thousand troops now
under the command of Oldinot, ready 10 en!er
70 me, is probably mistake; al ell events il is
Difficult, 10 imagine by what means his army
could in 50 short time be swelled 10 such a
number 1.-THE report be ltue there will OF course
he no alternative for the city OF Rome but 10 sub
nit 10 his entrance.
The French ministry, it seems, are alarmed al
the STATE OF opinion in France, and attempt 70
escape The responsibility of wba! has taken place
al Rome by denying mat they gave The French
commander, Oudinot, authority 10 occupy The
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ppnpD or HEALTH.

RICHMOND, June 40 o'elocs' r. NJ i
10 inv FIVE new cases Of Cholera, oil when iouf
have died and one is convaescent.
"' Tb.re has been one death Of case heretofore
reporIed AS under treatment. 49,, ,hs
The Board regrets that the reports rom 'ns
.hns;o;,ns have been exceedingly patial, as u
fesai p CLAIBORNE GooCH, M; D.?
Secretary Board OF Health.
,rAa Rnard Adjourned ill 5 P. NJ. TUESDAY.
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,h., there were enough electors out al INC s's
lion 10 cleo, his Wing colleagues o"e ,aon,t
suppose il they did moi obJsct 10 him, '"eS so and
have cast their votes Tor him. Inc wv lid
10 ar;ms.n had as we'll ADM, il, Mr.. SEQ" nau
conmi,,rd an ..,4aya doa4t'e sin" IN vrs ""a
and therefore. i'll county WV" W" r,;. & The
dr.d whi. majority, he was beaten. u" IA, ;, ,or
so,nion Of The difficulty and ii IS idle 10 look '''
Z: III.
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IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON
LIEUT.. BEALE-THE TEXAS IN
DAMS, &c.
Bv Is.egTapA fo, the " York Eusning Mirror
WARRINGTON. Jnne |.
liable, thar 10 Cabinet have decided 10 make he
following diplomatic appointments.
Hon. Abbott Lawrence, OF Mass, Minister lo
England.
Hon VIM. c. Rves, Of Va. Minister Il
France.
Ex-Governor Graham, OF N. c., Minister tt
Spain. $40
Bailie peylon, OF La. Minister 10 Chill.
Hen. Geo. P. Marsh, ot w., Minister 10 Ber-
lin or Conslantnople.
Col. McCluDg, OF Miss. Charge 10 New Gre
NADIA.
DIR. Thomas NJ Fooie, OF ~ T., Charge 10
Bogola or Venezuela.
L. l.. Criltennen, ot KY. Consul al Liverpool
Lorenzo Draper, OF N. T., Consul al Hayre'
Ex.Gov. Kent OF Me, Consul al Rio Janeiro
Mr.. Tasislro, whose appointment as head OF
the Consular Bureau was announced some days
since, has not been appointed. CT. Holman
has received an appointment.
Elisha Whiulesey has entered upon the ofhcp
OF First Comptroller OF the Treasury, IN place
Of Mr.. McCulloch.
Lieut.. Beae presented his dispatches TO day
tour in number, 70 The Secretary oil The Navy,
wno declines 10 publish Them. IL IS understood,
however, that they fully sustain The published
accounts.
The specimens OF gold presented BY Lieut.
Beae created quite a sensation. He exhibited
some OF them 10 Gen. Taylor, who was very
much Interested in them. but sill more in The
order which prevails in the country, anc nc
seG,ra, good nea,h OF The emigtanls
We are assured that a force ol Dragons Will
be pronp;iy tc,ailed TO Rio Grande 10 put down
the Indians, with instructions 10 pursue them
III captured or annihiaed. The people oil
Texas are TO be protected from further invasions
OF The Camanches.
Ii is said that when the news OF The Indian
oulrages were read TO the President, he rose from
his sea, and exclaimed, " First OF all this BUSH
ness must be stopped" and sent for Mr.. C'aw-
ford. We understand also that the President IS
gratified with The conduct OF the Mexican Gene
raj al Matamotas, all will probably require an
explanation OF the American officer for refusing
The assistance offered to pursue the Indians.
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Eoy IN, R,,hfond Esclyr.

For The Richmond EHqtNr'
The young LADIES' Of Pocahontas LieIary Society 2.
me Female Collegiate Institute, in Buckingham, VII
hold Far, on "wednesday The 9th line neat e" y.
purpose OF raising funds TO increase ueir Library
that day
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A NEW ROMANCE, by Ms. RacneI Man
II late OF Richmond.
Zmluko or the Hsg ol lheBeeJing ChD-
PIce 81 cents. Just received md Iol .as a.
June5 MORRIS BOOKSTORE
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- . - -
NJ AitIStA(.ks.

Married, on the 23d May, by the Rev. Edward b
10 Miss VIRGINIA NJ. ANDERSON. Il Prince ft"ns
county, Va.
Charlottesville Je6ersonian and tie Advocate K
Qnesied 10 copy.