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From The Patriot Ledger Archives1856 Feb. 16, Page 2 ; The Quincy Patriot; DEAD BODY FOUND
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An inquest was held by Silas Binney, Esq., Coroner, on the body of
a stranger found dead at North Weymouth, on the 12th inst., in an
unoccupied barn, nearly a half a mile from any occupied dwelling
house, and from appearance and evidence before the jury, was supposed
to have been there for ten days. In his pocket was found thirty-one
cents in money, and a card with the following written upon it; -
"Gilbert Hill, Amherst, N.H. By Freight."
The man was of medium size, and about 55 or ...
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; A look back at our history A rich old maid died at Newton, New Hampshire, who left property to the amount of $10,000. She was all her lifetime getting ready to be married; and had stored up one hundred and eighty-two sheets, sixty-three coverlets, fifty blankets, twenty-seven beds, eleven hundred
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; The Quincy Patriot TO VOTERS. We have heard that enquiries have been made by some of our citizens whose names are not on the voting list, what method they must take to have them entered. We would refer them to the notice of the Selectmen appended to the list recently published. Their course is a
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; The Quincy Patriot DEDICATION AT SOUTH WEYMOUTH. The new and elegant meeting-house of the second Congregational Society in Weymouth was dedicated by appropriate services, on the afternoon of Jan. 2. One singular fact was stated by the pastor, viz: that, with the exception of a single individual,
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; The Quincy Patriot NATIONAL MONUMENT. The Pilgrim Society of Plymouth propose to obtain a general contribution of twenty-five cents each from the American people, for the erection of a monument to the Forefathers at Plymouth. A neat engraving of the monument will be furnished to each subscriber.
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; ... Patriot Ledger Staff BRAINTREE - When Ida Nutter heard her doorbell ringing at 7:30 yesterday morning, she figured it had to be bad news. When neighbor Steve Swenson told her there was a part of an airplane in her back yard, she figured he must have had a rough ...
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; PATRIOT LEDGER ARCHIVES 1858 April 17, Page 2 The Quincy Patriot MAY TRAINING ABOLISHED The new act concerning the Militia, among other provisions, abolishes May training. This is done by the repealing clause in section eighth, which includes, "the First Section of Chapter 218 of the Acts of 1849,"
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; BARBERS' SHOPS. The Justices of the Police Court, in Boston, have quashed the first case which grew out of the recent municipal order directing the closing of all shops, &c., on the Sabbath. The Court decided, in the case of a barber who was arrested for shaving a man on the Sabbath, that barbers'
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; The Quincy Patriot FEAST DAY NOT FAST DAY. Mr. French, the gentlemanly proprietor of the Granite Saloon, has just received from a friend in Virginia, as fine a lot of oysters, as we ever before recollect seeing. They are from a Mr. Zanzinger, whose plantation lays on the Potomac river, twenty-five
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From The Patriot Ledger Archives; 1856 May 31, Page 2; The Quincy Patriot
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; ... the whole ground of our difficulties with England, showing the urgent necessity of the immediate removal of Mr. Crampton. The news from Kanzas is also cheering, the government has taken peaceable possession of the Territory, and the people will now soon enjoy ...
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; Special Notices. TABLEAUX. A complimentary Benefit will be given to the Originatrix of the Tableaux, at the Town Hall, on TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. 12th. Entirely New Scenes will be prepared for the occasion. A Band will be in attendance, and after the Tableaux an opportunity will be given, for those
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