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SHERIFF'S NOTICE.

SHERIFF'S NOTICE.
 COMMITTED to the jail of Mobile county, on O the Sd November, ls45, by F. c. Kimhal, Esq, justice of the peace, Il runaway slave called JEfFERSON, (alias Robert) black complication, feet inches high. aged about 35 years, and says that he belongs to Widow Molly Burneli, Lowndes county, Alabama. The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away, or he will be dealt with according to law in such cases made and provided to pay jail fees.
 noy4 229if c. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
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AIobiIe Commercial Register, lt EsrAsLisHeo ekcsAtRkR 10, isal. AIerrhants an0 1Dlanters gonrnGl,
 EsrAsLIsaEn. rovsasER iS. 1898. 6he Hlobiie Kegister ano 9ourIal,
 UNITED, DgcEmBsR l, 1o4l. T, SANFORD & g. IF. WhLSOSi
 EDITORS AND PROPRIETORs.

EDITORS AND PROPRlkIOhs.
 ...-s.f.. TRRMs. ., DAILT PAPRR, per aunum, ia advance m oO st for six months "a ........... oo oo eosNTaT PApHR, (weekiy) per aunam la advance oo ny atfH q for six months, "... " No subscription discontinued until arresrages Hre pau anlesa at the option of the proprietor. - ,,,- tT Advertising, at regular charge, VIII pe Vhe DoH' Of a lines for the rst and Fny Cents Tor each snbsequen insefton when published daily if inserted weekly Sc weekly tri weekly one dollar each iime IF ApyRRrIssRs by the year, will be contracted with on the following termsit being expressly understood shat an agreement with house in business with any ndivdusl shall he applicable only 10 the immediate and ssmste busiuess in which they or ho may be engagedi asd that all notices relating other and distinct busi- ees of the individual partners Of house, &c, will be Asd and considered distinct from the yearly engagement, sad charged si regular prices.
 One square, (tweve lines or ess) with priv- Sao 00 lsse of changing or renewing twice week: - .. Do do (wth like priseges) for business months 50 oo Two squares wh privilege of change one year 6o oO nT Staudiag advertisements for Patent Medicines, Bosks &c occupying large space and requiring no a- tesons will be published by the year uery toS terms Gr Business Cards of few lines, inserted conspcu. easily 6 months for @l0 in advance--and Il continued daring the year for sis, In advance. IF Fire Companies will be contracted with at $20 per aunum, each--pay able semi annually in advance.
 F Candidate nominations 10 be paid for in advance, Five Dollars for the canvass.
 All by law will be chargodful rates. trt4s'7
 No Rratutous advertising for Societies Companies Payment will he required of yearly advertisers semi ARually In advance.
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= LATEST FALL FASHIONS--Recs,ved
 per recent arrivals, Costar & Beebe's Latest
 Style Fall Hats, ofNutria, Beaver and Msle. kin. For sale by .lt-sf '-
 novl2 STANTON & BRo., 27 Dauphin st
 n NEW YORK FALL FASHIoNS--The k subscribers have on hand hrge and com. N pleie assortment of superior Beaver Nutria, Moleskin, Cassimere, Brush and Castor Hats, Of the latest New York fashions, 10 which they iRvite the attention of those in want. WH&H IF CRAWFORD,
 noyf,Uw IT Dauphin street.
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ICOPARTNERsHIPs, sc.

HNPE SUBSCRIBER would inform his friends A generally that he will continue tir GRocRRI AND CoMnIssIoN BUSINKss heretofore conducted by THos II. CHEEYER, under the sIyle of M C: TAUGHT x CO.,, al the store formerly occupied by Minge g. Resell, No l2 Wafer st.
 noyI Nj. c. TAUGHT.
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I1vAMILY AND FANCY GROCERiES-The IT subscribers offer for sale choice assortment of articles in the above line, including aae old Wines, Liquors, &c., which will be delivered Tree of charge throughout the city. J. O'RElLLf CO.,
 novla Rorth east corner Cont aad Waser-sss
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A GRICULTURE is the most healthy. the 'soss A useful and the most noble employment of man - Washinst ston-The subscribers to the Albany Gull t,yatoi. American Agricuturast, Farmers Cabinet and the Richmond Southern Planter, can obtain their numbers by calling at our Drug and Seed Es- tabiishment, S5 Government street.
 Subscription (sl per year) for the above periodi- calls will be received for the coming year.
 noylS R. NORTH & co.
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DAGGING AND ROPE-400 pieces power ID loom Bagging, Fulton manufactory, Cincinnati; 100 pieces Louisville hand loom do, weighing 4bs; 600 coils Rope, Fulton manuiacsory, Cincinnati, in store and for sale on accoumodating terms by
 novi9 WARE q CHESBROUGH, 4 Com. st
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nISSOLUTION-The firm of CooKE A Bow D EE is this day dissolved. The name of ,he firm
 will be used only in liquidstioa. K. q. COOKE, 1 W. BOWEN. R. G. COOKE will continue the Commission Bu.
 siness in Mobile his account, and will attend
 to the settlement of the busness of COOKE & Bow | EN. iy6 I'll
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NOTICE TO PREPARATION CLAIMANTS.
 Every person entitled to the right of pre-emptioR to any lands within the limits of the townships ab,se enumerated. is required establish the 10 the satisfaction of the reg ster and receiver of the proper hand office, and make payment therefor. sooa as
 s aefcabis dy seeing tks notice, and before the day appointed for the of the public sale of the township above designated. (embracng the tract claimed; } otherwise such claim will beforfeited. | JAS. SHIELDS, Commissioner
 my26 l5ltL of the General Land Office.
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DRANDY-7 bbls pure old Peach and bbls Ip Corn Brandy, for sale by
 nov5l P. COOK & CO.,, 30 Comst
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NOrlCE--The firm of JAS. SANDS & Co. is this W da, dissolved by mutual consent, A K. MEs- LIER retiring from the concern. The name of the firm will be only used in liquida,ioa.
 JAs. SANDS continues the Commission Business on his own account, and under the sryle of SANDS A Co., oct2l
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VNHE SUBSCRIBER would inform his trieads | generally, that he will continue the busisess herlofore conducted by MINGE & RussELL, on his own account. and under the same firm and styie.- iis office opposite No IS Water street, up stairs.
 oct22 2lS COLLIER fl. mINGE.
 o. The Advertiser will please copy.
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NLENN'S INDIAN HAIR DYE--Warranted VI wh one application to change gray, light or red Hair to handsome brown or jet black. without staining the skin injurins the texture of the ar the finest linen if the dye applied at night, on e"- ing to bed the change will be complete by morning. rh,s preparation contains ca,sic and may be us. ed with perfect safety by ladies es gentlemen. Red or gray whiskers may be coered in four or hve hours The genuine article for sale at the Apothe- csres' Hall and a, our wholesale establishment, 35 Government street. ~ NORTH X CO.,,
 povl4 Druggists and Chemists
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ATTEMPT TO KILL IN PHILADELPHIA
On Monday evening, Moses Nathans visited the
house OF his mother, at the corner of Green and
Sixth streets, where small party of ladies' and
gentlemen assembled. While conversing verv
happily together, Samuel C. Thorne entered the
parlor and claimed one of Mrs Nathan's daughters
as his wife. Some words ensued, and Moses Ma
thans told Thorne to exhibit the marriage certifi-
cate. stating that if he did he could take her.
Ihorne left the house, and in about an hour af er-
wards returned with young man named Earle
Farr. The same discussion between the parties
again took place, in the course of which Thorne
drew Colt revolving pistol from his posket,
while his friend Farr caught hold of Nathars from
behind. Thorne attempted to discharge the
weapon in his face but falling, he struck Nathans
an the mouth with his murderous weapon, which
knocked two of his teeth down his throat Thorne
then drew dagger and struck at the temple of
Nathans, the point struck almost within a hairs
breadth OF the temporal artery and gancing off,
inflicted flesh wound This blow was followed
by another and similar result was had The
two men then hurried out of the house, and Jump
ing into cab, were driven rapidly away. AL
derman Ash almost Immediately afterwards is
sued warrant, and during the night they were
arrested and committed. A further hearing took
place yesterday before Alderman Ash and
ThoFne and Farr were re- committed. Nathans is
said to be in a very precarious situation.-U. s.
Gazette.
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The DIFFERENT RESULTS. Nine PapaI
missions were commenced in California, about
seventy-hve years ago; one of these was at Mon
terey (St Charles.) Commodore Jones was at
this place some months ago and, finding several
Englishmen and Americans who had intermarried
with the descendants of the old Spaniards, he in
CURED where they sent their children to school
"Judge of my surprise" he said, swhen the an
swer was, %, zoe haze to send them to the Sand
'cich Islands to be educated; there they haze
good schools here zoe hare nOne.''
The sons Of the Pilgrims commenced missions
among the Sandwich Islanders Twenty-Five years
ago, and during this short period they have been
raised from the lowest degradation to a respecta-
BILE rank among civilized and Christian nations
Jour. of Commerce.
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FATAL MIsTAKE.-Late Barbados papers
state that James Yearwood, druggist, and II. D.
Bucha an, planter, were MORALLY poisoned by
drinking some liquor which was supposed to be
btters, wit small infusion of gentian aud quin-
inc. The admixture was made by Mr.. Yearwood
in the presence OF Mr.. Buchanan, andaso of Mr.
John Crone, planter, who suffered dreadfulIy in
consequence of the draught, but there are hopes
of his recovery. 1t is thought that when Mr.
Yearwood offered the bitters to his friends, he Ell
ther took from the shelf bottle OF the condensed
Tincture of Colchicum, by mistake, for Tincture
of Gentian, or that he added corrosive sublimate
to liquid for qunine.
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MARRIED,
In this town. Sept 10, b, Rev. Mr. jennings Mr. Lyman
Drury to Miss Martha p, Mason
DIED.

she year his age Mai Wheelock was born i'm Ian
CASTER Massachusetts, in January 1859 He entered the
continental army in l775 when only sixteen years old
lie In the detachment of soldiers which upon
Bunkers Hill the night previous the battle and
gagged with them the whole time they employed in
the construction OF the trenches and hreas works He
in the army in their encampment Valley Forge in Penn
sylvana, during The whole winter of 1875 lie pres
ent at the surrender Of Gen. Burgoyne and often spoke Of
the appearance OF The General the British army lie
Travelled once with the army far north as Montreal At
the early Of twenty he received the appointment Of
Drum Major which office he retained during his service in
The army.
fer The revolution, for many years he kept favorite
and well known public house al Concord Mass this house.
at its shire town, The first mail stage house in Middle
county and Maj. Wheelock. with the late venerable
sykes at Worcester among the first expedite the
great daily and semi weekly Stages between Boston and
Connecticut river, keeping up continuous lines to New
York and PhilaAelphia.-HihL'S Patriot.
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CABINET FURNITURE,
MOVES & LONG,

No. 1877 Main Street, Worcester,
A RE all times supplied with high aud low priced
N SOFAS, LOUNGES,
Mahogany and Black Walnut CHAIRS and ROCKERS,
Marble und Mahogany Centre and Pier TABLES.
Mahogany, Curled Maple, and Plain BEDSTEADS, of
various patterns
Mahogany and Rich Gilt LOOKING GLASSES.
Black Walnut and Mahogany BUREAUS, with and
wilnoul Marble tops and Dress Glasses
SECRETARIES, Card and Work TABLES.
Book Racks and G tses- OTTOMANS-W Stands and
Toilets -Curled Maple and Plain Cane Seat Chairs
and Rec ers-Palm Leafand Hair MA TRESSES.
F FEATHERS AND FEATHER BEDS.
Settle and Common Crades-OiEce Chairs and Cushions
Feather Dust Brushes &c.
They also prepared orders for all kinds of
CABINET WORK al their S,op on MARKET Street
Worcester. Sept 49, 3s,f
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P. P. STEWARDS
WINTER AND SUMMER. AIR TIGHT
PATENT COOKING STOVE

WE, the undersigned, (only autho' iSed AGENTS
for the County Of Worcesler,J respectfully call the
attention of the public to the above VALUABLE STOVE
The sale of this Stove commenced the last b.
u, Of which more than have been sold,
one has been returned (though in all they
warranted to give the most DeriecI satisfaction
y We are now prepared TO meet all demands,
either wholesale retail, OF either size with Furniture
complete otherwise. and with the conf
dence from experience, and the experience of
many practical persons, that no Stove now in USE
stands high in public estimation Steloarts Summer
and Winter Ar Tight Cooking St0ve, and we know OF
economical
Then naay be used soith Wood or anthracite
Coal with equal success and they will BOIL, BAKE
in shorter time and in perfect manner than
any other Stove now IN use.
One Fact should be Remembered that nearly
all the Stoves coming out cast 10
fulvz; the combination Of OVEN with the FIRE CHAM
Der. No better proof required of the high character OF
this stovehas arrived to- than the disposition to COPY its
external form.
There Stoves in the market called Improved
Stewards" All we have To about these Stoves, is that
they not p p. STEWARDS manufacture, and that
moments examination will convince any person which
the two is hest These also resemble the Stewards.
1PThe true mark should be, &c SUMMER AND
WINTER COOKING STovE, p. p. STEWART. Patented
Sept 1885, Troy, N.Y." aud no other
This Stove may be used FREE for THIRTY DAYS, and
f found the recommendations, returned and
the money refunded
GPThe TRADE supplied on reasonable terms,
for towns or otherwise
" We permitted 10 the following Certificate
from this and the adjacent towns
We the undersigned having in Stewards Sum.
mer Winter Air Tight Cooking Stove do hesitate
saw that every respect has proved recommended
and advise all who IN good article TO snp-
py themselves with the above named Stove.
Albert Brown, VIM c. Clark, M Spooner,
Il Smaley, Il. II. Bowen, ID. Ruggles
Nalh'l Teed II. Il. Thayer, r ID Dunbar
Asa Matthew'S, IL f. johnson, Osgood Bradley,
Joseph Pratt, Ebridge Smith, Geo. T. Rice,
Geo. Bowen, Worcester 4HsE
Chas. Barns, A. d. Chadsey, So. Leicester
Nath' Eldrdge, Spencer, Rob't MunrOe, Rutland
Paris Tourtelot Sutton.
49,, c. NEWCOMB & CO., 1877 Main-st.
Worcester, Sept. 6, le45. aa S7f
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H0LDEN'S
DYSENTERY AND DIARRHGA CORDIAL,

A
BREWERS, STEVENS g. CUSHING,S,
DRUGGISTS,
Nos. 30 g. 90 Washington st. BOSTON.
Single Bottle, 50 Cents.
During the last six years
it has found its way, upon its
own merit without advertising, to all
the principal cities i'm the
Union.
Its virtues having been
proved i'm thousands of
cases, we shall now give
every one an opportunity
to procure it.
Should it fail to cure, our Agent will
refund your money.
Warranted am immediate
relief, and safe cure to the
above diseases; also, to re.
tain its qualities i'm any
climate.
For further particulars,
see card OF Directions and TeStimO-
mails ON the envelope.
For sale by d. SCOTT, Jr q CO, No IT'S, Main Stree
Worcester. Aug 2.
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RAZORS.

RAZORS,
HE subscriber has just received per Hberna smother
l lot of those ceebeated Damascus RAZORS made ey-
pressy for and stamped with my name Ali these Ra
zors warrant ed ly the maker TO.
S. w. CREECH HAIR DRESSER
No fremont House, Boston.
Also, the celebrated Russian Kesan Shaving Soap The best
article for shaving in the United Staes for sale wholesale
and retail. by s. w. CREECH HAIR DREssER
50 No fremont House, Boston,
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STONE MASONS ATTEND,

fTNHE Town nf Boyston having voted 10 uld Stone
i Arch Bridge across the Nashua River nj the Sawyer
Mills the Committee ready to receive Sealed Propo-
sails for building the until Thursday, The I'm inst
ELI D. LAMSON, for the Committee.
Boylston, Sept 8, l845 wldlw
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MOrrison's Hvgeian Pills.

6NLARENDON HARRIS, No. 100, Main-sl.
Y has for sale the genuine g Morrison's Vegetable Uni
Versal Medicines Of the British College of Health"
Worcester, une 49,
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TO MANUFACTURERS


THE Denny Manufacturing Company offer for sale at
i their Woolen Mill in BARRE
new Warping Machine,
lBoynton's 40 inch Finisher and Condenser
Jack, Picker, buster,
Loswood Cutter
Cluth Press-Papers and Plates
Indigo Grinders,
200 NJ Teasels Of superior quality.
quantity of Cashmere Reeds and Harnesses
do filling Bobbins
large Iron Kettle.
Lot of Skating and Drums,
Stoves, Funnel, &c. &c.
Inquire of FRANCIS ORR, at the Mill, or of EDWARD
DENNY, al Worcester. If Jplv o
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Manuf. Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
HE Annual Meeting of the Manufacturers MuIua Fire
Insurance Company will be held al sail Company's
Office in Worcester Wednesday the first day of October
neTt at ten O'Clock A. the choice Officers fer The
year ensuing and for the Transaction of other business
may come before said meeting.
SAMUEL ALLEN, Sec'ry.
Worcester, Sept. 10, l845.
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Real Estate Market,-37 WaIl-st., NY

Real Estate Market Wall-st., NY
~ A MONG the thousand FARMS which we have de-
EnA IA scrihed Register especially invite the
1 attentrm of those who wish to buy Farms which
very good and at the time very cheap, the follow
iuq.
ls-CoHtans 225 Of Land cf the first quality, in
high state of CIVILIZATIONS fruit of the best kinds with two
living streams running through good dwelling House,
three Barns &C., handsomely situated in Morrvile
the county of Madison County, N. " 20 miles
Utica. Price $5625.
2d-500 in Fairfax Co., Virginia, the banks
the Potomac River adjoining the beautiful Noun.
Vernon the late residence of President Washington
Price $780,
3dA beautiful Farm OIL acres ofexcelent Land with
choice fruit good buildings and very iavoraby located in
Harmony, Chautauque CO., ~ ", will be sold with farm
ing and sugar making and dairy ing utensils $500.
n For further particulars inquire of JOHN MILTON
EARLE, Worcester, or OF The subscribers in New York.
Aug IL. ARNOLD BUFFUM & co.
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Kesan Soap.

ONE Case genuine Kesan Soap just received and for
" sale low by aagN aa. b. UTMAN a. co
Worcester, Sept9 81 t.fA1tt ST
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M0TIGE-

ENHE Subscribers to the stock the Manu-
ing Company hereby notified meet at The Pearl
Street House, in BosToN Friday The tWeLth day of
September neat, O'Clock p M. he following pur-
poses To choose Moaeator-o if The Stockholders
will accept the Act of Incorporation, md accepted,
choose such officers. and make such bylaws for their
regulation and government as they may f-to fix and
limit the amount of stock and to divide the into
shares and do and any necessary
for the in and complete organization said Company.
ALEA DEWIITI sons named in the ACT
F. SKINNER ofincorporation.
Boston Aug 30 1S45 IT
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NOTICE.

JXTHEREAS, my wife, HARRIET, has left my bed and
w board without cause, hereby forbid all persons har-
boring trusting her account as shall pay debts
of her contracting after this date.
LAWSON WAKEFIELD.
Worcester Sept. II, ls45 81
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RE-OPENED.
G. A.. UPTON & co.

Q. q, o. T ON & co.
N order better to accommodate their numerous
customers would give that they have enlarged
and entirely renodelled their store the most improved
plan, and prepared offer their the
best variety of RICH GOODS for the FALL TRADE ever
offered in Worcester
We will enumerate Goods and prices-but sufficient
for say that will make Store that has
been, The place BARGAINS and shall spare pains
make worthy t the enviable reputation il has already
acquired. Worcester, Sept. 10.
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WANTED

A GIRL to do the work of family. Good wages will
n be given to well qualified. II. A. DENNY.
Leicester Sept 10, 1915. d&w3s
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BLANK BOOKS,

A LARGE assortment constantly on hand. Also, nude
IN order OF any size and ruled any pattern, supe-
rior j. CIRCUIT, JR., 1893 Main ST.
Worcester, Aug 5. 50 dw3mis
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COME AND SEE 1!

EVOR ONE WEEK ONLY will be offered to
T. the inhabitants of Worcester and vicinity large and
splendid variety of CALICOES AT COST, in
Store No. 12l Main Street,
opposite the Centre School Hou e.
All respectfully invited call and examine for Them
selves. EUWD. BUFFINT0N
Worcester, mo. r. le45. div
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Eastern Comb Makers.

IN ANTED to employ several hands to worl
v TWIST, POCKET and SIDE COMBS goo
wnrkmen will find steady employment and coed wages
Particulars will be gwen by addressing H. t. Philadelphia
post paid. 4w37 Sept. 8 1916.
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LANCAST BANK.

TINE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders of the Lancas
| ter Bank will he held on Monday, October g. ls45.
O'Clock r. NJ at the Bank, the choice Of Directors
and the transaction Of such other business may legally
come before them. Per order of the Directors
Sept H. 1916. q. r. SYMMES, Cashier.
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FURNTSHLNG GOOI
PURE LIE GEESE FE.ATHERS

Two tons pure Feathers, warranted superior Cor no
safe to any other in town. and price lou any
the Stores that aiUdys sell" Is per cent cheaper than
any body else Purchasers in want of really good arti-
Gle are invited to call and look at the quality l am now
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$40 ReWard-LOst,

TO Bridge BulIdeTS.
TINE County Commissioners of the County of Norfolk
L having ordered a STONE ARCH BRIDGE OF So
FEET SPAN, to be built by the Towns of Midway and
Franklin, Charles River near the Midway Cotton
Factory notice hereby given that the Seecmen OF either
town will receive proposals for building said bridge, until
the first day of October next at The specifications
and plan of said bridge he seen by application to either
Of the subscribers. CHRISTOPHER SLoCoMR,
Chairman ofSeecimen OF Midway.
EkASTUs LOCKWOOD
Sept. 5, lS45. 81 Chairman OF Seecmen of Franklin.