Personal Movements
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Died Saturday morning, Boston, at bis residence
in Teston street, Msjor Jacob Canterbury, in the 77f
year Of his sge His death was caused by apoplexy
brought by being against by sumo boys lew day
previous


eulogy spon the late Hon. Benjamn Russell, Of Bos
ton, will be delivered Ut the Melodeon, the 10th o
March next blythe Hon Francis Baylies Of Ia unton
before the Grand Lodge OF Massachusetts and the Frater.
nifty of Masons


Rev Joy H. Fairchild came voluntarily into the Muni.
cipal Court Boston, Saturday and had his indictments
pesrance, and his trial Is assigned for the oath day
March next


The Unitarians Of Worcester are about establishing
new society.


Messrs Eaton, Gilbert 4 Co of Troy has recently fn
shed per order splendid railway capable of accom-
modatipg SO paseDgers for the kingdom OF wurembers
The order vas received early in the winter from f. L
Brsuns Esq, Consul General of Wurterberr (rcsiden,
at Bamore who after examining the work OF the seve
raj gave the preference that Of Messrs
E. g. & Co.