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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07

.,,,;n,,lon to tai. The air. tia, Hays fell
o. 20 =. n. da,y 10 snake cOrrePoading mosr-
:" DC :" ....s direction. tie was taken IN
"'eas !" =, and conducted 20 the Police.
10 es' ~ ',ledeeI property ga, iAsniifisd by
-us's ~. sod a. Committed tor rial. He /"
tue ,o'' .b,n, p, and Wa. sd,n,aed to the bar
~. York about year age
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07

On Monday night NJ Irttnsr Cunningham,
the pos,msste, al Abingdon. Hartford County,
MARYLAND, was committed 10 The jail o! t"Is
,ity uader,a. we believe, The following CIR
ctfn.tnnces For some weeks past II has been
obvious that the mails OF Washington, Balti-
more, Elkton. ard some Off rs III Delaware.
were Detained aud pIliered by some person e"-
trusted win them, ga the line Of cpmmnnioa-
ton bel" cen tposa places. Measures were
concerted bptween tue postmas'ers OF WI
tuingtUn, ElAiou, Havrr dc Grace AMI Baiii'
more. wien ION eslaUli he'd the conclpson
thai the rabbPrIPs a"re pefpeiratei 81 so'n'
point between Elhibn aud Ba timorr aud re
sIltcd IN such II manner Ms warranted Jnhg"
Clean in issuing process against Cunningham
on Monday morning, undrr which be "as ap.
pretended aud CO nu lei as above stated We
nndprsta in1taer, tina the warrant OF appte
npnsiou was ,ss.e on the GA h OF Mr.. Cruz, oi
the Hhuingion pos Office. acting ~ the AGENT
OF the ID rparrmen', who deserves much credit
Tor the actiyty aud address which he displayed
IN thu occasion. Il was moi without obstinate
resistance that Cunning ham wa, taken.
DM. Inner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07

sora III. Uai,sd States, &c nsy s"a '"e 70
10. ma Hoops. 81 wooa, ,ro'" nc ~ -,
u. IL. sterling per 100; Whit. ysh9T
pnsh pm. ,Lamssr. the ls" '.s' u q
,b,es. Il li.. 81 o'isr La"'ssf' 'hs INV
" N J. Com. .4dv.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07

Farther Eromiu1tion-Nar va, further
r un,ned Oh Satnrd y last before J. Blair
q. in The course OF which, some uf the clio
thing Of Newey Uhe deceased) tonnd III the pos,
session OF Markey. was Identified b. one ofthe
witnesses from Frederick Z uhtv this, AMI
other coIrobo,atIng circumstance, leave but
llrtle dout tia Markiey md his. acconplirr
(who is stated 10 be stout good looking, iaieIi-
gent fellow, fair complexion, sandy haIr aud
wh,.kers, aud about . leei 10 10 inches high
aud is supposed 10 have accompanied Ma.kley
to Baltimore after the mnrder) are tae per-
sous who committed lhs h rrid outrage.
Marhlev was sen the day before the murder
and arson were committed, within two miles nf
Nencys dwelling. and made inquiry whether
he still resided III the sana place, threatening
that he would destroy the whole family. aud
thea give himself up To he hung On the
night alter. Markl'y and his compan on staId in
> niths town, d.iaut xix miles from Ne~r,'s
honsr, they set up all night and departed by
day break IN thu morning. lie wa r-coinniit-
ted aud will be deye,eI 10 tho Sheriff OF
FreierIck county, preparatory To his ulal.
BaH Pat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07

by npr'vate letter hnm member Of the L.
ss'"ufe OF The ate OF Ma yland received by
"rmo'r OF C'ng'ess, We a'e Glad To learo TIA,
,n' ess"'a'''es oil the People VI that State
have spoken trumpetiongued. a very an. liz:
hla 'a"guage on the ljec, OF these mod.rn O.
'o'u ef' oi The ertors vi tbeir fathers. Aresn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07

Chmche, IN Philadelphia Tbs United States
Gazette .ontaius = list oil the different den"ni-
nations ~ that City, viz Roman Chholi' .,
4 Protestant Episcopal, Presbyter,ans, ~,
scots Presbyterlans, Cnv,nhnt-rs, | Meth
od,.ts, 10 B,p'isi,, q; Qn'kers, ]; German
Lutheran 1 German ReiarrUsd, 2 Reformed
Ouch, 2 Uniyer.aists, 2; Sneienborg,ans,
alorayians, / Swedish Lutheran. Mount
Zion, | Menoni.I, l-B0le Chr,,,ans, ] ;
,iafin, rs CAnrcp, I-Jrss, Unlisrians, / !
African, I0--6ve of which are hetbodI.i-
two fre.byieriaa; two Hapist aud one Rps
copaL-Iuta 30,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07

u. s BANK. The y SION Patriot ssy,;--
" A new AID most strikI illustration of ur
brnt fits OF tnr u. 5. b ,nk 60 the "nmmerciai
community Is presented IN thu recent exainina
tiou of Nj. HArEs, OF Ihp Banking House oil
Brlnss i Brtrsoi London, before a COMM.
tee OF the B,ltsh House Of Commons, in re-
laliOn tn The China lrade II appears that The
bills Of tht L. S. Bank are nav taken by our
merchant vessels 10 Canton inst. ad uf specie,
and tnat lhrse b lis are sold III Chm, NJ an
advance. beng con.idel ell as good remit.
tancc 10 England This has never been done
until 1870. Our merchants have been compel
ed TO send specie. which specie was gen,rall,
bought at premium, and Mas subject 10 u.
charges OF shipment and the expenses OF il,
,nrance. Added 10 his, IL look cut OF market
dollars, tina, we aft erwaIds had TO repu, chase
81 import at an additIona expense ~ order
10 Keep up the relative values of silver an |
paper currency As these United States bulls
conc home by The way ot Eng and OF the co p.
',nrn' il tae original shipper 0as credit win
the ba.k, II is now possible for hrm go clear a
profit on II trade elected solely on his credit
aad thai ofthe bank"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07

TIE WEST INDIA tkADE The recen,
arrangement with Great Britain. y, cons ldered 30
decidedly unf4,o IDl. TO ,no,a ,yto have b4en
s1pphcat ns FIR II, as TO aH"rd a high d gree
ot sa istSciinn IN Canada Wnu,Ss toe tul.
lowing psragt aph, from tau kig tun Chron,-
Gle OF tho i5th inst
The U,a Mi,s Trdde.-It affords us much
pleasure 10 ahss'v'. that thu North American
Colonies, are well protected under the aew ar.
ra"eement-as " III DC seen by the following
schedule. IL appears that American hour Is
subject tos duty OF Is. slerIng uer barrel, on
catering our Vest india Poris whereas the
same article i:nm the North American Culu-
ni-s. Ne" tonndIaud eAceptrd) Is allowed To
enter dniy ifee-and w.t. a ylew to all on
flooring Establishments, America" mh-A. IS al
mi'ted, say, Tor ms, aoce, mt, the Cauadas free
OF duty. aud can he seat 10 thu West Iudi AS
the produce al the Colony. IL tue seized lie, a.
merican npnr brought into the B,iiisn pu,s s.
sions, Is sS'd TO ne subject 10 a du, OF l. g..
excepting wnen oni.d for expuital,on-sut
Inis I. nls,akc-insi+ad OF l. 5s ~ ATE
iaioime II should ne O.. on!y. TLkronicie
The dat. on flour Imported N The No lhsin
Briti.h Colonies from the United tates Is uol
- tbe kigston Editor rer,utks, E 5s. s,e,-
ling onl, but 1Me -four is tapor.ed rom the
Oiaied SaieS MHher. for ne patpose Of being
SEM 10 the BfRish Wsa jiIdits, IL gots duiV
free Aud ia ndditioa 10 the III. roles -naan-,s-
ted by us the other day, ms being duty i..c. Il
received HON Canada, and heavily taxed when
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07

Il Rich EdHOr.-We uolce in one OF our late
kssiish papers, at IA AIR. ID Dnadson, agen-
ueman Connected "iih The Edinburgh Aiser'
tisef, has LETT property TO the amount Of LIN
OUO, the Whole of which be has de,iscd t. he
employed IN the foundation of an hospital
Tor orpahn and destitute children, to be oTee'
ted n the neis abornood Of Edinburgh.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07

Wm s Bnrdi', who has lately been sentea
ced in Ne" 'rk 10 the State Prison Tor D
yra,s, for stealing a horse aud zig. and wh o
nai married "A respectable milliner. whom he
had ,uined, has ",ltten let et TO the Recof.
deI OF New York, stating that hr was hurried
,nto All his cI,m's soIely against his will by
gambling, that he dearly loved his wife, tha,
kept his marriage cT.t, because he knrw
tint the match would offend his parents Who
moved III n higb circle, and that hiS sole desire
now is hat 'hey may believe him dead aud
mover know oil his Disgrace He declare, " my
intention was honorable, bni vice aud folly
drove me TO the length wOich has confined me
IN the most horrid DEN Of crime tha, tue world
can boat Of"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07

Il Miraculous Poics.-i Ger ain mystical
gentleman, skilfni in his art, but extremely
VAN ot his abilities, was one day hon red ny
presentation 10 Lo"is XIV. who perc, ivng thai
he wore exceedingly Shabby stockings, eoqu
red # he was the gentleman who had been e",
iog'sed 10 hun :" know not, Sirr, rePhed
lie, but eau boast OF having a voice WIZ"
which can DO any thing d.srr." e IN 'na'
case, sad The KING. " advise YOU TO n'"ks
par OF stockings WITH it, ior you are ~ ID"
NJ ed vi them"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07

Literary Coins-Why is the letter Ike e'
King the measure vi a coat ?--8rcause II n'ahe'
iI-6t.
Wsy Is the letter + like desth 9-Because
make, ali--l8Il :.
Why is the letter r like my uncle. TAI WE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07

r.,-.o,dsory Mortality The records OF
nav, seldom exhibited AN in
100. al more ussoiAtins, eEterminai'ng hsV'
A., m me ia nily. ihan that We are a'oui 10
,n.o,,on. lev months since M 'oh" ay-
I.,,. /. moor. hard-s otktnE uiah, .''u iamhy
rented few acrrs OF lann % i'uph'',
70. one mile west ol Winchester. an removed
-. !, Ne had had futite children. bat the
.,a,t.s, u.s reduced By draih 10 ar. hiihn
II, ,s,,,d THESE had beea taken IRON him,
a.. 4 A mn hear, hut PRESSURE u 10 nave bern
-, IT,, the last to THREE years The SIX
z..,,.,., children we're remarkably healthy
- g.. oL,u, the oldest fweise years old,
tho ,o.ns At nea,ly one. Thus ttey Min
ned ,be solace Of their poor parents, anu Tue
too. of tusn few declining years, h'h Two
II, am whcn the infant was taken SICK,
a,1 died IN fhree DAYS afterwards OF scarlet ir-
xr, o.. the day be ore ns Gedh. Lester, a
~ a., wears old, wa. taken anwell, aud ~
,a d.. vs,s corpse. Inc two bodies were
Iy,,y dead On Frlday. the l4ih, and person
wa, srui 10 the fofmrr residence of Mr.. lay loi !,
At th, Round Hill, u dig grave ior them, ms
deceased chIldfea having been there buried
TIN, duty was performed, and the burial was
10 take place The day following. In the ~
l. rim the violent snow storm otthe lOth oc
CURED, which prevented oil eeress from the
hoa,.. AMI the iifpIrss bodies were Obliged To
r.n,nin in Il nntl Inc Monday following. "h1a
they were buried In coin"r OF tue held nd
ionine. Bot the moufnlul scene WIS not 10
s.d here On tuesday, the lStn, Betsy Am,
.prd ten years, VINO Was well the FRIDAY
previous, died ; anu on Thursday, The 2Utn,
J0hn. aged s,ght years, VINO, Ia The inilness Vi
upaItn had seen MS sister breathe beI last
10 los ed her TO The eternal world. Margaret,
Two OF three yeas old, nov lies al the point OF
death and Wilson, The only surviving sou
aged about twelve, who has been extremely
low IS ina lair way OF recovery. Thus has
Data swept often, aud perhaps eleven chil-
dren, oui of twelve degree Of monalhy
wh,ch - rarely eqialed in - country.
Uncheher Republican.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07

James S ar, one Of the celebrated destroy
ers,of Tho lea IN Boston, died recently IN
jan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07

Several members Of the Brick Chprcs IN
Be knan-.tre-i, convened On Monday evening
"a IKE into cousidrrsiIpn the ciatms OF 'he
An,1ficAn Colon Z ilon Spcisty. subscfiP-
ion ass fslse -pfcirnt To transpol my eur
g,ant. the C,ioay at Liberia. e''Ima "Is the
T.pfnse Of each nj 40. II j. eiprcitd thr
amount viii be Considerably Increased. II all
our congregsti,ns should eont' ioaie IN the
sam. pfoparlion. accordwk 10 their ability,
y.yy.York would no longer he Liable ~ tue
charge OF TeinIssness IN "A eassc "hich We nun"
Div conceive il one Of ihs most ia'eresi <
,,i,,ct, ia, enyses she attention Of an AmeT-
can citizen. v. Y JOnrnal " Commerce:
A 4 ntlcmsn who In Washington on ~
day the II Il inst. taking the most eApedhi'us
c nsryance for tins city arrived here on sat
urday morning. 22l insta ui. after having been
capslzed ~ iwo stages, broken down Two
.IsIg S. nssIly ruined Two hofses, and spent
tue ~. Atcr part oil a night in a snow-d'ht.
ibid.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07

is stated in he Por, snou,h (O1io) Times
that man came 10 that town, whose thirst for
liz or was No insa,iablT, tat he suffered a
d.ptst ~ pull soind tooth, and sold 1t TO
him for 10 cents, with "nieh he bought rum aud
got drunk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07

saupgtinr.--ra the Rt'land Hsrs-1 : ,'o,
=, ,a.s. BE, state Yankee" l".iy s'nheriro
/. lot Of oD.a from Caaah~i sai"its by "p'"s
bv ih. Cs.ton Housr at faii spred, al "igh''
.ad ~h.n chased bs the oihc :, after gong ~
miles. turning anu meeting hin. The "h'er'
a,k.a Il he bid seen man WI i'ao y,
: ,oa. !. he ,,olIrd he hal, ball n mile behind
6,m AMI when thr olicsr 80. - ns one way
the Snug ler ssnlupon another fosd, aud Jo".
med at hf .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-07

AUCTION Duies-Ihe ~aoe amount OF al
ties pad by sac .lou'es IA ne S''.f ~ -, ~.
Y"Ik duiing til" var 1851 "a S%lSo'f wv
q, I'M, .nm s2I7. 043 81 s.s pad by Tue ane
,on..t. Of In. city al Nes-York. H. lo2
,n, whole ainouni psiI 10 ihs .,a,e aa' , a.
$50 "a,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-06-08

-1OI1 GREETING.
" OU are hereby cited to appear Of YOU
IN see ht) atthe Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County. ON tho first Tues.
DAY IN July next, at ten of the clock heTore
noon to showeause why Letters of Adminstr ration
Of Tue Estate OF said deceased, should not be
granted to Amasa Benson, who requests the same !;
and YOU will be heard thereon wv '"'"'
20 NATH'L PAINE, j. Prof..
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NOTICE.

.TENHE approaching Anniversary Of the Dec
T. laraton of American Independence will
be celebrated in Grafton. The Committee of
Arrangements cordially invite the cergymen
and citizens of the adjoining and neighboring
towns, TO unite with the inhabitants of this
town, in the remembrance and honor of this
memorial of their blended glory.
The procession will be formed at II o'clock.
A. NJ, at the hall of the Grafton Hotel Re-
treshments provided by Col. Franklin Harring.
ton Tickets may be had at the Bar of the
Hotel. Tickets for Gentlemen, rs cents La.
dies, so cents each.
Per order of the Committee of Arrangements
SAMUEL WOOD, Chairman.
Grafton, June S.
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FOR 81 CENTS PER POTIAE

FOR 3! CENTS PER POUND.
THNHE subscriber tenders his thanks to his
Il customers for the patronage he has re-.
ceived of them. He would not say to them
that unless they pay him on taking away their
Wool, he shall charge them 25 per cent. extra
neither would he say to those of them who have
not the means of keeping large focks, (and
consequently want but few lbs. of Wool card
ed) that he is disposed to charge them more
than he does others, but would say to one and
all that he still continues to Card Custom Wool.
and should be happy to Oil and Card their
Wool in the best manner for 81 cents per h.,
and wait on them one year for his pay, if de.
sired. LEWIS THAYER.
New Worcester, June 8. ep3weotf
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~ Fourth of JuLv.

VHNHE Town of Worcester will celebrate the
IL 55th anniversary of our National Indepen-
dence, agreeably to a vote of the Town at their
March meeting. An Grafton will be pronounc-
ed e, on the occasion by SAMUEL M. Burnside,
Esq Our fellow citizens in the neighbOring
towns are respectfully requested to join in the
festivities of the occasion. The order Of ar
engagements will be seasonaby published by the
Marshal
Per order of the Committee Of Arrangements.
June 3. ISAAC DAVIS.
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Celebration of 4th of JuIu.

YENHE citizens of Marlborough and vicinity
Il will celebrate the approaching Anniver-
sary of our National Independence by public
exercises, and a dinner. The Grafton by
WILLIAM LINCOLN, Esq, of Worcester. The
procession will move from the Northborough
Hotel at Il o'clock, A. M. Tickets for the
Dinner, which will be provided by r. P. An
gier, may be had at the store of A. Rice &
Son and at the Bar. BY order of the Commit
tee of Arrangements.
M. L. STOW, sec'ry.
rfhhnrnnnh limo
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DISSOLUTION.

ENHE Copartnership heretofore existing be-
III tween SILAs ALLEN, Jr., EPHRAIM BAR
BER, and CYRUs B. ALLEN, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The business of the con.
Germ will bc closed by either of the late partners
COMPREHENSIVE. The subscribers have
this day entered in Copartnership to continue
the business of Gun Making, at the old stand,
under the firm of ALLEN & BARBER.
CYRUS B. ALLEN.
EPHRAIM BARBER.
Shrewsbury, June /, 1881. %
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MIR RIED .

In Bolton, on the I'd inst, Joseph Holder to Ra-
chel Fry.
In Sutton, by Rev. John Maltby, Mr.. John C.
Within of Northbridge, to Miss Catherine H. Le-
land Of Sutton.
In Northboro, by Rev. Joseph Allen, Capt EN-
DRY Barnard to Miss Abigail Parmenter.
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J. L. Cldrk's EXCHANGE.

ENHE public are respectfully informed,
IL that the above establishment has re-
Gently gone into operation. Frequently expe-
riencing the many ineonveniehees that stran-
gers are in many instances subjected to in
transacting their business at this place, often
in want of the convenience OF writing appar-
atus and the means of escertaining the differ
ent locations, &c, which they may be in pur-
suit of about the city and its vicinity, have
taken the liberty to give tho public general
invitation to consider themselves al home with
me, while they remain in the city. All the
principal city papers, together with most Of the
New England and the principal southern and
western and fair ASSIGNMENT Of foreign pa
pers, are conveniently arranged for the accom-
mediation of the public. ANY negotiations, or
any business that may fall in the line ola Stock
and Exchange Broker, will be attended to with
facility and despatch. Any commission with
which my friends may favor me, will be COM
piled with to the full letter Of their Instructions
Please call on ). IL. CLARK,
April q. Am 16SBroadway, NFw York.
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": j. GOODS

% At THE GREEN STORE.
VE ME subscriber having furnished himself
Goods and Groceries, is enabled to supply his
lfiehds and customers at the lowest prices for
caSh, produce. or credit. Persons wishing to
supply themselves with the above articles. are
respectfully invited to call before they pur-
chase. J. ESTABROOK,
Worcester, June 8.
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To the Hon. the Senate an

House of Representatives in General Court
assembled:
FENHE undersigned respectfully pray that
Il they and their associates may be made a
body corporate, and authorized TO locate and
construct RAIL ROAD, with one or more
tracks, from the city of Boston to the Town Of
Worcester, and that such powers and privileges
may be granted to them as to the wisdom of
your Hon. body shall seem Just and proper.
GEORGE BOND and others.
Boston, May 80. 1881.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MAssACHusrTrs

UT Hh A5SACHUSETTS.
IN Senate, June 3, 1881
On the Petition aforesaid, Ordered. that the
rettioners cause an attested copy of their Pc.
tllIon, with this Order thereon, to be published
IN the Boston Courier and in the Boston Daily
Advertiser, two newspapers printed in Boston.
and IN The Massachusetts, S py, and in the Ma.
tlonai Egls, two newspapers printed in Wor.
cester, in each publication of said papers pre-.
vieus to the third Friday of the present Session
OF the present General Court, that all persons
Interested, may :hen appear, and shew cause,
lif any they have) why the prayer of said petit
ton should not be granted.
Sent down for concurrence.
CHAS. CALHOUN, Clerk.
In the House of Representatives June 3, 1881
Read and coneurred.
P. w. WARREN, Clerk.
true copy-Attest.
CHAS. CALHOUN, Clerk of the Senate.
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Another manufacturing company has been
formed in Lowell. The Capital Stock is ST..
100000. They have purchased privileges for
six mills, with the intention of manufacturing
printed goods.
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Le0hOrn Rna,nptS

EUsT received, fresh supply, which will
90 be sold low. Also, the very beautiful
Blonde Straw, all colors. Queen Adelaide Ron.
nets, and Navarinoes, some as low ms 81 cents
d. G. WHEELER, Jr. & co.
Worcester, JuRe l.
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Painted Floor Cloths.

TENHE New England Painted Floor Cloth
Il Company at Roxbury, Manufacture and
have constantly on hand carpets of the above
description, of every variety of quality and
hgure The subscribers have been appointed
agents of said company for this vicinity. Per-
sons wishing to procure this article may have
an opportunity of examining variety Of pat
terms, and we will furnish the cloths at our
Stofe 10 any order upon the same terms as at
the mandatory.
N: B. The above article is superior in point
of durability to any thing in the carpet line.
SWAN & WILLIAMS.
Worcester, April 6. IF
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NOTICE.

& HEoRGE JOHNSON begs leave to inform
- 1oung Men in the country who wish enl-
ployment in the Whale Fishery, that by calling
an a. MS Once, No. B Custom House, Boston,
lney can at all times be employed in that bust.
ness ana be more advantageous to them than
any other employment they can obtain. They
'al, a. an times obtain voyages from said Office.
10 Likewise Carpenters, Blacksmitbs ana
Coopers are wanted for that employment con.
stantly CIV Nav IA
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GOODS AT AUCTION.

"ILL be sold at Public Auction, at the
w Store of the Lower Factory in West
Boylston, on WEDNESDAY,, the 22d day of June
current, the entire Stock of said Store, consist
ing Of a general assortment of
ENGLISH and AMERICAN DRY GOODS.
CROCKERY, GLASS, and HARD WARE.
AS the subscriber is intending to close his
Mercantile Business, the above sale will be pos
ttiue, and will undoubtedly afford rare chance
to purchasers.
The sale will commence at 0 o'clock, A. NJ,
and be continued from day to day, until the
Goods are disposed Of
Conditions liberal, and will be made known
at the time and place. JOHN SMITH, Cd.
West Boylston, June g.
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ELEGANT COTTON CARPETTNG-
kZ Warranted fast colors. Just received, 9
bales of this article, of the most beautiful Kid.
dermnster patterns, which we warrant for du.
rahlllty much superior to low priced Woolen
Carpet. A saving of fifty per cent. is made in
purchasing these Goods. For sale, opposite
the Hotel, by
D. G. WHEELER, Jr. & co.
Worcester, May Is. CIV