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II. M l. A M B.
81 WATCH HE'S 5m
A54SAj'N CLOCKS. E,A4Sa15M
G3f--A ~ AND Si~- sd
~ eSazsszE j EW LRY. -sssGszzs

The public invited to examine the great variety Of
Fine Gold and Silver Watches, in store CTS Main St.,
(Harrngton Corner The subscriber giving particular
attention to this branch Of his business is confident that
he CAN and offer inducements purchasers worthy
Of their notice.
u All Watches sold at this establishment are warrant
ed to prove as recommended or perfect satisfaction will
be gwen
All descriptions of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Jewery,
such Gold luard, Vest and Fob Chains. Gold Writing
Pens Qhe best in the country, Lockes Pencils and Fin
ger Rngsi choice variety of Godd Stone, Mosaic,
and Cameo Pins, Ear Knobs. and Drops &C.; all Of which
will be sold at the LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH.
N. B.-Particular attention given to fine Watch Re
pairing. T. NJ. LAMB,
f29 dawtf 2T5 Main street.
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WTORCESTER CORNET BAND.-W
v Il. HOBBS, LEADER N P. GODDARD, Director
The above prepared to furnish music on all occa
sions as Brass Band. Any number of musicians fur
nshed for quadrile music.
Apply to j. NJ. ALDRICH or to
T. G BANCROFT, Clerk
Worcester, May 80, 1856. diff
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6 PEClAL NOTICE,-An persons having &C.
- counts with the late firm of B. L. HARDON & CO.
contracted before The first day Of July 1856 and remain
in unsettled are hereby notified that immediate payment
must be made the will be left with IN attor
ney Tor collection. B. L. HARDON & co.
IA diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-12
vVHE B0sToN MEDY

New England stands pre-emihent for careful fnves
legation and Just appreciation, for invention research
and discovery; and whatever preparation pass the
ordeal and secure the PATRONAGE Of its citizens thereby
stamped as meritorious and effective.
Conceived and originally tested at the West but per-
fected and first brought out at Boston, and coming into
favor and patronage there with npdity and to an ex
tent before equaled by any proprietary medicine
*see below having received the dspoken endorsement
Of the higher classes and become The favorte of ALL to
Arnold's Medieo-Chemioat Discovery has been unan.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-12

GoPARTN ERSHEP NOTICE.-Ihe un-
der the name Of BALLARD & sPURR. to succeed the
late hrm OF P Hol5rook L Co Grocers 243 Main Street
worcester for the purpose Of continuing said business
J. S. BALLARD,
ELIJAH SPURR.
worcester, sept. /, 1856. So diff
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1ttstellQ

PERM AND WHALE OIL.
- 5000 gallons Winter Sperm Oil,
1000 Spring 8
FOR SAFE by G. S. d A J. HOWE,
Worcester Bank Block
INDIGO AND COCHINEAT.-Bengai In
ago and Mexican Cochinea in and for sale by
g. s. J. howe,
GESNA FIGS.-A very pleasant and ef1ect1al
- remedy for constipation Of the bowels habual cos
uVeness, &C, for sale by GEO. r. SPURR,
2Ol Main St.
EYCONOMY IN FUEL.-Leave your orders
r. Tor FE4l with E 2. DIXIE & co.
ENOFFEE.-Od Government Java roasted and nor
~ ground, always on hand, at No, Front st,
BROOKS & SrEARNS.
ELAiNE OIL so bbls Elaine Oil in store and
A1 for sale by G. 5. q a. J. HOWE,
Worcester Bank Block
HBUY THE FREMONT SONGS FOR
9p TIE PEOPLE
A LADY, who thoroughly understands cutting La.
IN dies Cloass, and is capable of overseeing their
mahuacture can hear OF situation by calling on the
suoEcn9er' GEoRGE P, BRYANT.
a UICKSiLVER.-Jus received and for sale
NaS in any quantity, by GEO. R. sPURR,
2O1 Main st.
A RGOLs AND TARTA ROO b6ls Ground
"a Argolsi 20 bbs Refined Tartar, for sale by
6. 8 4 a. j. HOWE, Worcester Bank Block
A MOTHER LOT OF THOSE CHOICE
"A Liquid GU II DROPS, just received and fsr sale
by BUSH CO., 81 Front Street. au25 eodkw2w
ECON0 MY IN FUEL.-L1ave your orders
9I for PEAT with Esf. DIXIE 8 90
E1NLoUB. 100 Bbls choice Ohio Flour, from new
August g. DIFF No Mechanic STREET
& HOE PA aR-For sale at manufacturers prices
~ by a. BASSETT,
lelo dt Fosters Block.
s. PONGEs, Of large variety, both coarse and fin
- Tor sale by GEO R. SPUR. 2Ol Main ste
L Ii 5 PINE AND SPRUCE
II at Fe 8;
OF the best quality constantly on hand and for sale al
the lowest market prices. Also,
SHINGLES, CLAPBOARDS.
And all kinds of FIyGsHING LUMBER
B. Frames furnished to order at short notice and
warranted to give satisfaction All orders by ma will
WAsEN 20 S, s9gAR6, near the OK EARLE
o. FARMERS who wish to improve their
EEIH stock will find at the stable OF the subscriber
III N IN kmpOgted Durham Bull, and
'ossa-'N@ss also, au AYRSHIRE BULL.
B0h of these Bulls fine animals and will be SHIELD
to seryice' as above through the season
He has also TEN NEW MILOH COWS, which will be
Id at low figure. ELLIOTT SWAN
ap3 dawtf washington Square Hotel, Worcester
I'D E.OPEN ED.-The old stand of E. NJ Ell
IA WELL, No. 100 Main Street, where any person
wishing to purchase
SAWS, FILES, SH EET STEEL,
Or anything in that line, be accommodated prices
10 per cent less than at any other store in the State.
SAFE REPAIRING OF AL KINDS
done at short notice jy2S eod&w3m
NJ EW LII MEIER YARD.-We woud invite
~ the attention Of builders to a stock of LUMBER
which we are receiving at yard in front of the Ma
chine Shop south Of the Junction consisting Of Pine
Spruce Boards Clapboards, and Shingles which we will
sell at very reasonable prices. We are aso prepared
furnish frames to order.
SINCLAIR WEBSTER, oLoUGH, & co.
a
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JoHE MILTON EARLE &
fHoMAs DREw at No. 2l2 Main Street Worcester Mass
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yEIo MAsONS AND BUILDERS.

Worcester April 20, 1856 diff
vENo MAsONs AND BUILDERS.
Lime, Calci,sed Plaster, Cement. Hair.
Constantly hand of the best quality Persons want
Ing any of the above articles will do well to call before
purchasing elsewhere. All orders viii be promptly filed
at the shortest notice. and Mr. Lewis Smith will be happy
wait upon all who msg call upon him, be having charge
of this br.ueh Of business his old stand corner Of
Mulberry and Pine Streets, Washington Squire near the
THOMAS g 9 4 Sc g2AARLE,} 7. & o. "A. EARLE.
o. EARLE 5 jel2 daw6
ws JUST RECEIVED, PER SHIP JOHN
GaEf Eliot Thayer, large invoice Of
VI White Iron Stone CrOckery Ware,
and now opening by J. L. HOOD 232 Main Street pack
ages Of Toilet Ware, Dinner and Tea Ware, Plates &C.
which will be offered at whoesals and RETAIL at prices as
low as can be bought in Boston or elsewhere.
~, would also say, that my FURNITURE Ware
" rooms are well filed with both new and second
F hand Furniture, and House Furnishing Goods gem
proved credit.
B.-Being engaged in the manufacture of Mattresses,
Bedsteads Tables &c. furnish them to the trade at
lower prices than he bought elsewhere in the city
am also agent for the sale Of HowEs PATENT ELLIPTIC
SPRING BED BORON, the best article now in Those
wishing to buy goods in my line of trade will do well to
call as have large variety, and sell cheap.
Remember the pacei 1872 Main Street, Paine's Block.
worcester Mass dawtf ap22
RS5aef, sPECrACLEs' es=E5aavsT5zss7as,
The subscriber has made efforts e secure all the vare
tics Of Glass that needed to aid defective eyesght
and among them all none has been found superior
equal to the celebrated
SCOTCH PEBBLE,
These are not Glass, but REAL STONE, ground and
polished to the different focal distances the eye may re-
qurei they hard flint, and clear as air. Next 10
these ia excellence, the PeriscOpic Of which we
have large assortment as well as the Common Glass
set in Gold Silver. Steel and Plated Bows varying In
price from twenty-five cents 10 Fifteen Dollars.
All In need Of optical aid, may be Of finding here
something exactly fitted to their wants. and they may re
fer to DR.. Green, Dr. Sargent, Dr. Haywood Col DEWITT
aud hundreds Of others who have used them.
,o L. D. GODDARD,
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N OTICEs-TSe subscribers hereby give notice thai
having purchased the Eating and Ice Cream Saloon
OF D. U Gates Bay State House Block they have formed
acopartnership to be known as GREENWOOD & BE,
Nils, Tor the purpose OF carrying said business.
SAMUEL W. BEMIS,
a5 dtf APPLETON GREENWOOD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-12

ATTORNEY, AN u SOLIClIOh Oh PAIENTb,
Worcester, Mass.
apl7l Office over 2O7 Main Street. ldawtf
kgAR IRON AND STEEL.
IRO N
20 tons assorted wedish Iron, Cat and square.
10 " best Norway Bar Iron.
100 SC assorted best refined Iron, rouud fat, and
square.
so tons sharting Iron from Il to inches round
20 g small round, and square Iron, from ll8 to 81
Of an inch.
tons U. B. horse-nail rods
10 " horse and ox-shoe Iron
10 best Norway rods and shapes assorted.
20 hoop and band Iron, from to inches vide
20 best Glendon Iron.
Lownore Iron, assorted.
Oval, and halt-round Iron.
Sheet Iron.
S T b r L.
5.tons sleigh shoe steel, (swedish)
3 best cast Steel, (Sanderson, Bro. Coz
round machinery steel.
English spring
SSIao %
o0FSing ALSO.
Fisher & Norris Cast Steel Face Anv.ts ana
Vices. Best English AnUils and Pices
Horse RaspS and Files.
NUTS and WASHERS AXLE-TREHs and BOXES
BLACKsMTrH's SEA COAL. OHIO AND NOVA
GRINDsToNE
Horse Nails made from the best U. b. Iron warranted
NIB. P. a l. are also Agents for ADRIONAo AMER
loan CAST STEEL.
10. The above viii be sold on the most favorable terms
by The subsorbersa the old stand Washington Square
PRATT Il INMAN
Worcester. Oct l. 1854 deodaw
NEW AND EXTRAORDINARY Dis
IN OOVERY '-rnE lNFALIlBLE LiQuID HAIR DYE -
Being an instantaneous Dye
IL viii dye a color Black or BrOwn in One Minute I
II onors the Whiskera Hair the moment It is applied
without injury % the hair skin II be washed inn
edlaey Oh the face without disturbing the color Of the
hair and has no bad odor.
II may be applied regardless Of the weather. The time
reaured for gentle 30 color Moustdchos Eye rows
Is from three mnutes for minister's from three to
1--WE minutes; aeruemens Ladies' Hair from Eve to
ten minutes .,,nr, ,,
Prepared and sold by hAhtls MORSE,
Sold by NJ. b. GBEss Co.. No 2lo Main Street, Wora
oost,., ego d3m
TIIAIR A.ATHEs.--rhe subscribers have thrse
" Patent Chair Lahes, shen iney oner ior saie on
the noat favorable terma with the right TO use them)
Wv PRATT INMAN,
..,oo Aauar. nOton snuaro. Worcester, Mass,
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FsNO THE PUBLIC.-The undersigned, having
sold their stock of Furniture to Messrs E. G. PAR-
fridge CO., take this occasion to return thqnks to
their numerous customers for their liberal patronage d
recommend their successors every way worthy Of their
patronage
We have also disposed of the exclusive right of sale for
worcester County Of Foote'S Patent Improved Spring
Bottoms for Bedseads to Messrs. E. G. Partridge Co
VINO are the only parsons authorized to sell or apply them
IN this county, and all persons cautioned against sell
ing, or purchasing said Spring Bot of auy other par
ties, as all inf1ngements will be prosecuted TO the full
extent OF the law. SPRAGUE Il PHELPS.
a13 dtf
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RATES OF ADVERTISING =
TRANSIENT ADVERTIsEMENTs

Ditto with right Ditto with right Ditto with right
to change once to change once to change once
a week SIS week SIT a week s25
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Prepared and sold by HARRIS MORSE,
Wsstmingter ST. corner OF Eddy st. Providence Il. l.
soid hv M H. 0RegE a Co., No 2t6 Main Street, Wora
..st..s - ego dam
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Arnold's Globules ani Vital Fluid

The character Of Pleasant Purifying Tonic In contra.
distinction to that Of Nauseatina Drastic Physc; aud
constituted thenthe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-12
5, NASON's FALL TERM OF
Juvenile Singing School,

at 6is Music Rooms IN CLARg's BLOCK corner Of Main
and Mechanic Streets
GSTuition, including Book 81 in advance So DIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-05
A WHITE SLAVE.

From The Quincy (Dl.) Republican.
From the Palmyra NO. papers We learn the partlc,
ulars of a slave-catching case which lately occurred
there. female slave of a Mr.. Pend, living near
PALMYRA ran away, and after several days search she
was captured on the ferry boat crossing from Missouri
TO Quincy She had been kept at the house oil q hr,
Davis, German in Palmyra, for few days, anc
brought thence by Scbeible, another German, to the
fery-bo opposite this city. When she was taken
back TO Palmyra, both Germans and afree negro were
imprisoned.
he did not know the girl slave. as she was
white Several gentlemen were called on tse witness
stand who testified that they had seen her whue sne
was at Davs's, and thought she was white woman
After three days trial Scheible was discharged on
the ground of his ignorance of her being slave; but
che found it necessary The PdtwyrG Wing states,
"to leave the country forthwith We suppose he
was in danger of being lynched. Davis is stu IN JAN
awaiting his trial, and will, il is intmaed, De sent "
the PenItenhary.
This case presents the true features of Slavery ID
strong light. An honest German brings what he sup
poses TO be white woman in his buggy from Palmyra
TO Quincy. He is suddenly arrested, thrown into
prison. held up TO the community as negr0stealef,
subjected to trial and would have been sent TO the
State Prison for five years had 1t not been Tor the lot
tunate circumstance that several gentlemen IN Pai-
myra had seen the girl and had the moral courage 70
come int Court and testify that they believed her u
be ohite roman And even after being discharged
the man. for fear of personal violence had TO leave
country, because be did not know that white woman
was slave!
After this, travellers in Missouri must be cautious
whom they ride WITH Before a man can safely admit
woman into bis carriage he must insist upon seeing
her free papers or having legal evidence that che Is
not slave. Five years in the Penitentiary IS no JOKE
as reward for ordinary act OF Kindness Dh Tue
subject is really too fearful for irony.
And now-we have word TO say to our readers and
especially our German friends You see the legitimate
the unavoidable fruits of the slave system 10 ou sister
State Do you wish to extend that system into Nam
sas? Do you wish to incur for yourselves or your
friends in the Territory the penalty of five years IN
prsonment in the Pententiary for the extraordinary
crime OF being unable to distinguish between white
Free woman and white Slavel Is there otterrlt0ry
enough devoted to this degrading institution Can
Won approve or rather do you not abhor the measures
and the men that have been instrumental in forcing
Slavery with all its denominations and horrors, upon
the free soil Of Kansas IL it not your solemn duty 10
oppose them with all yOur might II so, then take
your stand boldly and your exeitons til
the returns in November show an overwhelming ANTI
Nebraska majority in this county and district.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-05
THE RIOT At PANAMA.

The following Is letter from the Secretary Of The
Navy to the President of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company:
"NAvY DEPARTMENT, Friday, May Q, 1880.
"SIR: have received your communication of tie
9oh ult, in relation 10 the deplorable occurrences It
Panama.
"The Department will endeavor to meet your wishes
in the matter.
THE United States ship Cyane, supposed to be NJ
San Juan has been ordered proceed the port of
Aspinwsl and the ssesmer Fulton, al Pensacola, has
been telegraphed 20 TIE same effect. The 81. Mays
is probably now at Panama. Her commando has
been instructed 10 remain there so long as American
interests require the pres nee Of a mar-owar.
Very respectfully your Oblt servant,
To W. Il DkVDGr, eco, }. 4 DOBblN.
presih.rt 7 NJ :. s Co New York.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-05

The Hon. JOSHUA r. GDDINGs, IN letter TO
Tie AshtaJula Sentinel cOntradic.s an assertion OF
The Union that be had written or nstigated articles
opposing the nomination Of Col. Fremont for the
Presidency. He says:
Il have never minated ar unkind feeling toward
him. nor Of opposition 70 his election On the contrary
/ have constantly said that would sustain him 9th
the greatest pleasure if he holds to the right and duty
of Congress TO exclude Slavery from cur Territories,
and receives the nomination. This rnle | apply 70
eyery candidate and i do not believe the people VIII
either support or nominate any man whose views on
this subject shall be withheld from the public. Nor
viii the people be willing to receive the assurance OF
myself or OF other individuals, in regard y the views
of candidates. The views Of each should be expressed
by his past conduct, or by distinct avOwal over his
own signature. We cannot afford TO be deceived at
this important criss.
"W6en say have expressed no hostility to any
candidate, | Will add | have expressed no choice N
favor of any individual. But stand pledged TO sup
port the Philadelphia nominee, ii he be openly COM
United to policy. Ii such candidate be nominated,
his election may be regarded certain; while any
attempt of the Philadelphia Convention to follow past
examples by taking candidate whose opinions are
certain and unknown, must insure defeat;
''Our candidate must command support because his
princip kRO,r to DC night and no' for the reason
that his friends don't know whether they ore right or
wrong. lie. Judge Mclean or Col Fremont or any
other man spoken of be the nominee because oi his
adhesion TO these principles, and be viii be elected
Without such adherence, | apprehend defeat mus,
OF i'm
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cover this publication, the owners Of wni'n W" ~.
sui.e innocent of any acquaintance Win -,
tents. II is rather queer to see De'noe. raiont
affecting 20 penetrate the mysteries o. Nc aaoosnt
text which party orthodoxy requires '"'A' " wv
as gospel truths. Nah,asta is not
.i.ao,o,v 70 the Southern extremists' ana oy "o
s"or. M TO the demands of the Pierce and Dooe'
~" -. ssotions They are not willing to take loose
..sot from an alleged letter evidence of sound
Moss and they therefore demand that he shall face
,be music and place himself exactly where the
scs,red veterans of the Kansas campaign now stand
Nothing short Of this sacrifice will suit. Misfor-
tune likes company and the doomed victims are
determined TO swell their ranks, so that there may
be no lack of consolation in the hour OF distress.
The Committee on Commerce have agreed to the
following appropriations for rivers and harbors IN
the State of New-York. They are predcated upon
the figures and recommendations of the Topographic
cal bureau, though some Of the estimates have not
yet been sent in from the Department.
l5fS, 20 900
Sodus Bay Cayuga Co. 25 200 Hudson River.... 10000
sodus Bay, Wayne Co. 1884 Steam Dredge, Lake 80,
GeDesee River....... 2S,G83 Ontario. 75oo
Bufeo............ 1901 geo Port Ontario. 1900
Oak Orchard Creek. 40,000l -
Pattsbureh Harlem River, damon Reef Harbor, " Ybds
rot yet reported. IHDEA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-05

ForL MrRnrR-Our city was much excited early
Yesterday morning by the discovery 81 the dead body
Of man ing i'll the alley running from Chesnut street
TO Pine street between Third and Fourth streets. 1t
was fist noticed by a small boy employed at ArnOt Z
livery stables. crowd collected on the spot,
and the Coroner sent for 20 hold an inquest. The
following is the substance of the Coroners report;
An incest was held on the body Of joan II. Longdon
n native Of the District of Columbia, who was found
living dead in the alley between Third ana Fourth,
CbesHut and Pine streets, about o'clock yesterday
morning Deceased was well known IN the city 20
professional gambler and is supposed to have been
murdered in drunken brawl. About o clock on the
IRE vous evening a little Coy saw two men carrying
body across the alley, one holding him by the head
the other by the feet. His skull was fractured and
broken Immediately behind the ear A verdict in
accordance with the evidence wss rendered. The
evidence Of the little boy, and some other corroborat
inc circumstances led 10 the arrest OF four men, all
of whom were associates of Longdon. and with whom
he had been seen on Monday evening in an iutox-
Gated state short time before ms murder - supposed
10 have taken place Their names are: Francis 10
LETT Norman Rhue, Monroe Gisbon, and William II.
Grady they were locked up in the caabOose IN one
cell but upon after-thought were separated, that
there might be no COLLISION between them. Violet
and Rue were taken to the County jail Rhue ex-
Mains the cenne ction Of himself aud associate Violet
with the affair by saying that having found LOngdon
living last night nj the foot of the which ascends
On the aev to the well known gambling deus on the
right with his feet the bottom step anu his head on
the ground he obtained the asst ance OF Violet and
thew bore the body into the new building across the
auSy. lie further states that Lorgdon was breathing
when they left him, and they supposed MIN drunk.
Rhue SAYS that he Lad often before taken OF him
when intoxicated and thought him u De in that con.
d,tiou last night. At the time OF Nioetts arrest
when he learned What be charged with he IS re.
ported 10 have exclaimed &" There, by God thar N IN
hos fallen down stars and killed himself Upon a
critical examination, by lrs. Shore and Campbell
Of The wound which produced the des h Of Lonrdon'
!, was concluded that he had received terrible blow
from a slnpg-shot or some otbe; blum: instrument.
Me skull was badly fractured, aad portion. Of the
hone were driven lar into the brain. L. stated that
bcod has been traced the steps leading up into the
gnn,Llip, rooms nom the alley Many contradictory
Teno,s are in circulation about the matter anu tb..
NTH will only be developed this morning az me ex-
ANIMATION before the Recorder
=. Louis Daily Democrat. Arr %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-05

Josr WOMAN FoUyD.-Mr. Hough. OF tbs VILLAGE
willie huutinc for p.oveI yesterday, found d woman 10
a perishinc condition, unable 10 walk, and nesrly
speecbless wthou, shoes, bonnet or shaw benGmbsd
with cold starving more than half dead, hayng been
ont several nights without food or shelter. 1t was
some time before be could get any account Of blw soc
came there or where she came iron. Al .ength shs
said she had friends a. Kingston, Ceresco ana Rppon
and offered him his hat full OF go!i i he wo-ld take
he 10 he- friends He endeavored 10 bring he7 IN on,
she could no. walk having lost the power Of her lee
snd limbs. she exhibited about sl2 N money. and
b. soucl, him 10 take and shoo, her in the forehead
With great difficulty he got her 10 the Nearest .nse
Mr. Beans. where she was recognized Is the sister
of j. ID. Hunt esq. late of this village NOW az Mn
nesotal From her sufierinss. some 0tRti caEse
her mind is in state OF alteration and SEE Is az o-
ieei ofcomml sseraiion stephens Point w - Plnery.
The Elttov lKy.) Banner say- hist the will Of /. h.
Leaveu. deceased, ore of the wealthe.t citizens of
our county was recorded Monday last. After pro
yidnr for the emancipation OF seysrs OF his slaves
b., dsposed ~ the entire residue OF Is large es.ste
said 70 be worth a. least 100000 to three or four of
them. who by the provisions Of the WILL are % be car
lied 10 the City of Mew-iork "a soon as practicable
Dr,1H OF WEALTHY VIR6rSIay.-John ".
Marrel OF Lynchburg died recently in New-Orlsars.
Ne was probaoy the wea.thiest man in Virgins te.
ne worth, !: i Supposed, FLY s9,ooo. 'co.