| DIED |
| In Lexington, Abby Smith, youngest daughter of Mr. Jonas Monroe aged 3 years and four months. |
| In Bradford, N. H. Hon. John Orr, aged about 75. He was a veteran of the revolution, and was wounded in the battle with Burgoyne. He had filled various offices of honor and trust; a Representative, a Senator and Counsellor in the State Legislature, with honor to himself and usefulness to the public. |
| In Franklin, Jan. 3d Sarah Emmons, daughter of Rev. Nathaniel Emmons D.D. aged 37. |
| In Framingham, 2d inst. Col. Ebenezer M. Ballard, aged 43; Mrs. Sarah Coolidge, wife of Mr. Peter Coolidge, aged 37. |
| In Woburn, suddenly, on the 29th ult. Samuel William Baldwin only child of Loammi Baldwin, Esq. aged 6 years. |
| In Newton, 21st ult. Capt. Thomas Pettee, formerly of Foxborough, an officer of the Revolution, aged 82. |
| In Acton, on the 3d inst. a child of Mr. Luke Hayward, aged 3 years. |
| At Groton Mrs. Ruthy W. wife of the late Mr. Aaron Lewis. |
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| ORDAINED |
| At Belchertown, on the 22d ult, the Rev. N. C. Saxton, as an evangelist; sermon by Rev. D. A. Clark of Amherst. |
| At Hancock, N. H. on the 25th ult. Rev. Archibald Burgess; sermon by Rev. Mr. Barstow of Keene. |
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| A Catamount was lately killed in Vermont, measuring 7 feet, from fore to hind leg. |
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| The Ladies of Harvard have presented to their pastor, the Rev. George Fisher, thirty-five dollars to purchase for him a cloak. |
To Let |
THE Wall Pew No. 27 in Concord Meeting house, lately occupied by J. J. Peters.—Enquire of JOSIAH DAVIS.
Concord, Jan. 11, 1823 |
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