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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-29

Negro Mo5 at C,acinsafi-On Monday
last s..set,ous disturbance took place IN Gin
snnsn During the previous week . oc
gro who had had a quarrel with q white
meu a, S, Louis, met b. Antagonist, who
VA. armed with drsy PIN on the landing
Blows were exchanged, the negro swapping
a pistol, snd II failing FIRE, he threw tia, hs
adversary and struck him on the head Tie
wa. arrested and bfough, before the May.
or, and held TO bell for further examination
on Monday. The rumor tina, his bail
would be forfeited. and he allowed to esi
cape, collected q threatening crowd round
the house ofhi, surety during Saturday and
Sunday
On Monday tho negro was brough, be
fore the Mayor, and bound over f1r TRIAL in
sioo during the hearing u dense crowd
,hrongcd the office of,he Mayor, and near.
" filled the stree, in front In default, of
bail, the negro WINS committed aud the eff.
c,rs saricj with him towards the jail The
crowd or mob, followed, growing IN mum.
bes every moment Suddenly there was
.bou, aud a rush, stones were thrown. the
negro was hi on the head and severely
cut md finding no safety where he was.
be spranc forward a, spccdan l!,shcd round
the corner towards the canal. near which
he WIS seized bv the mob and carried across
the River to Covlnclon, Ky
The Mayor Of Covingion. Mr. Foley.
me, md ordered them on, Of the city. assn.
ring them they should be Immediately ar
rested Il they attempted any ou,rngcs there.
Upon this, the rioters wen, down tho river,
until they 90, gu, oi,hc city, where they
hailed and began preparations 10 hang the
negro. Some citizens Of Covincton urged
to dcs,s, hm with drawn knives anl pistols.
they threatened death TO any who should
interfere Bu, ius, MS they were adjusting
the roro over limb to hang their victim,
two heroic men. Mr. Thomas Kennedy
md Marshall Perry, made their way into
the crowd, md Kennedy drawiny his knife,
seized the rope md cut it to pieces.
The negro wns soon after rescued BY the
police Of Cincinnati and lodged in jail The
Cincinnati papers complain Of the inciliccn.
cy Of the police Of that city.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-29
rpWc understand that a number

1--WE understand tina, a number
,of our countrymen rendered their ser
wees TO the Pope. TO raisc companies
III defence OF his territories, lately, if
not now threatened by the Austrian
troops. His Holiness, declining under
present circumstances, 10 grant com.
missions for the purpose, left room for
the belief, that II hereafter more ur-
gent eAlg"ncy should press upon him,
he would not refuse the sympathy aud
assistance so early and eagerly tender.
ed him. y. Y. Tribune.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-09-29

The Whirs Of Kentucky are against hc
Plundering Of Mcrico.-Thc Louisville
Journal says: The Western Wings were
firm and united in opposing the annexation
cfTcxas, and now present solid front A.
rainst further appropriations Of Mexican
territory. They dcvotedly love our nation
al Union, and sincerely believe that the
disposition that now prevails to an alarm
ing extent 10 wrcst territory from weak
ncighbors, is hostile to its porpctuity.
They therefore oppose with all their might
the farther carrying on Of our national boun-
Diary stones into Mexican territory. They
arc satisfied with the Union as it is, and do
not wish to sec il placed in peril. to crafty
an unhallowod lust for what does not and
ought not 70 belong 20 us.
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'rwccdy's maj 1914
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-03-04
Congressional aBroteeotnus.
WAsHGNcToN, Marcel

AsHIN GTON, March i.
SENATE The joint resolution of thanks TO
Gen. Taylor and the army, was passed.
A bill TO appoint general officer 10 the ten
regiments was reported from the Military Com
mittee, with the House amendment to appoint
lieutenant general stricken out
The Light House bill-the Army Appropria-
ton billiard the Post Route bill, were passed.
The latter includes mails to Oregon, and to and
from the army.
The Three Million bill was taken up Mr. J.
M. Clayton addressed the Senate, contending that
. the appropriation oil the money without specify
ing the direct object was not warranted by the
Constitution, and was regarded by jefferson
and other distinguished Democrats. Mr. Pearce
addressed the Senate in opposition TO the Three
Million BILL in any and every shape. Mr. Dix
followed, who said he should, under his instruc-
tons, vote for the bill, with the proviso prohibit
ing Slavery in territory. Mr. Johnson of
Louisiana, Mr. Butler and Mr. Colquit followed
and spoke warmly against any prohibition of Sla-
very in territory to be acquired. Mr. Dayton de-
Tended the right OF the General Government to
prohibit Slavery in new territory.
HOUSE. The bill from the Senate for the re-
lief of Ireland and Scotland was read, and mo-
lion made to lay il on the table negatived, rs
10 50. The bill was then referred TO the Commit
tee of Ways and Means.
A message from the President was read, COM
municaGng unpublished correspondence with
Gen. Taylor and the Quartermaster General,
called for by resolution OF the House. Mr. Nc
Clelan presented resolution from the legislature
of Michigan, in favor of the war.
A number OF private bills, and bills unimpor-
tant, were passed.
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NOBODY There is not a more arrant knave in
all christendom, than certain noted parsonage
who goes by the name Of Nobody.
If your furniture be broken or detaced, and
you make an inquiry Of your kitchen folks it pre-
sently appears from their testimony, that it was
done by Nobody.
II your farming tools be lost or spoilt and you
enquire who lost or spollt them, you will find it
was Nobody.
lfa false and scandalous story be told against
you and be breezed over town and country be
tore you know it, and you try hard to find out the
original author, nine chances in ten, that it will
Nrn out that .h.0bOdv made IT,
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To the Honorable Board of County Com.

mssioners for the County OF Worcester.
THE petition Of the Worcester ard Nashua Rail Road
Company represents that their Railroad, the same
is located in the OF Worcester the highway
between the house sas and William Barber and The
house Of sas Brooks in inconvenient manner, and
that for the purpose Of facilitating the crossing said high
way with their Railroad your petitioners think proper
alter the course Of said high way by turning the same
the distance OF about forty rods upon the land m said 5ss
and William Barber and upon land Of said Brooks the
crossing Aforesaid.
AIsO that their Railroad located in Inc of West
Boylson the highway between the houses of Jo
seph and Bernce Morse and the house of Jabez Newton
in an nconvenient manner and that the purpose of
Facilitating the crossing OF said highway by their Railroad
they think proper alter the of said highway
said crossing, by removing the souherly for short
distance upon the land of SAID Newton.
Also that their Railroad, located in the of Har-
ward, crosses the town way in the of Harvard in
said County, the house Benjamin Jewett in
convenient manner and tha for the purpose facilitating
the crossing of said town way by their Railroad your Pc
tiones think proper TO alter the said way
near said crossing by removing the westerly about
thirty rods, upon the land of said Jewett.
Wherefore your petitioners pray your Honorable Board,
after due notice to view the premises and direct the
ner in which said ways shall be altered, dam
ages and TO do whatever else in the premises may
quired by the provisions of law.
The Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company,
by their Agent WA. WHEELER.
Eated at Worcester, Jan'y Is 1947.
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TEETH BEAUTIFIED.

The subscriber informs the public and the LADIES in
particular that he is enabled by NEW METHOD, to
Cleanse Teeth 10 give them all the beauty Of which
the, are CAPABLE and TO leave them in such
easily TO be kept in order by the individuals themselves
II. BLOOD.
Teeth Extracted with very little Pain.
The subscriber also gives notice that he is NOT using
the Anodyne Vapor in the operation of extracting teeth
o. BLOOD.
N. b. For sale, superior apparatus administering
the Vapor. It Worcester Jan 20.
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NOTICE,

A SPECIAL MEETING of the Stockholders Of the
IA worcester Branch Rail Road corpor ,,ion will he
noden ~ WAITss EXCHANGE In Worcester, the tkir.
tseHiA day Of March sest 7ocock p 10 act on The
ioswns article, (and such other business may come
before them;
To see u he Company will sell and convey their Road
with It's franchise rights powers and privileges subject
the restrictions OF Its Charter 10 the Worcester and
halroad C,mpnny, and u so, 10 determine upon what
terms the Company will mike such sale"
by order, JAMES +. ALLEN Clerk.
W0rcenlers Ftb'y ~, l647. Owls
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Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.

WORCESTER,
At meeting Of the County Commissioners begun and
holden at Worcester, within and fnr the County of
Worcester on the 26th day of January A. u. 1917 by
adjournment.
On the Petition aforesaid, Ordered, That notice be
given e. all persons and corporations interested therein
that said Commissioners will the public house
Phineas w. Wait, in said Worcester III Monday, the
fifteenth day of March nert O'Clock in The after
noon, by publishing atested copy of saiG Petition
and Of this Order thereon, in public newspaper
printed said Worcester three weeks snccessively the
last publication to be fourteen days. least
said fifteenth day of March next
Audit Is further Ordered That the Sheriff said Coun
y his Deputy, the selectmen Of the said towns
of Worcester, West Boylson, and Harvard, EACH with
an attested copy Of said Petition and Order thirty days.
AT least and also post up atesed copy thereof in
public places in each of said Worcester West
Boylston and Harvard, fourteen days. al least before
the said fifteenth day of March next which time and
place the said Commissioners will proceed to view the
routes set forth in said Petition hear all persons and
corporations interested therein, who may there
desire to be heard thereon, and il they shall adudge
the prayer of said Petition ought be granted then
TO direct the in which said ways shall altered
the above described and TO assess all such
damages any person Corporation may sustain by
the alterations aforesaid.
Attest, WILLIAM JENNISON. Clerk pro TEN.
copy Of the Petition and Order thereon
Attest, w. JENNISON, CLERK pro TEN.
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Teeth Removed without Pain.

The use of the LETHEoN, Tor Anodyne Vspor)
IN Dentistry is erccsiuely granted Patenlee to the
Dentists of two Offices in this town.
BISHOP u HARRIS, who have used il so sue
cessuly since its introducon would invite those desiring
to rid themselves of troublesome teeth without suffering
10 call At their office where all operations in Dentistry are
carefully and sklltIly perormed on reasonable terms.
do Rooms, 154, Main-street.
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LADIES OF WORCESTER.

III HI. DAYTON presents his respects to the
NJ residents of Worcester and vicinity, and invites
cir attention his NEW SALOON fitted with the ut-
most and taste expressly for their accommodation
OYSTERS servel in any style desired; Hot COFFEE,
TEA PIES, CAKE. served in separate appart ments.
II. II. d. intends conducting his Establishment in sly lie
suitable the wants Of the public and asks that they may
fay him with their patronage.
II Families sup lied with Oysters and Cake; Parties,
Balls &C., with ICE CREAM.
II. II. DAYTON, WALDO BLOCK,
First Store north of the Peoples.
Morcester, Dec 81. dwtr
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FOR COUGHS. COLDS, and all Diseases of
the LUNGS, the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam
viii he found truly valuable sale al highly eficacious
article can be shown from he unquesonable
thOry OF Physicians and those who have used during
the last Is c: % years. Indeed its reputation well
established that il has heroine standard family medicine
None genuine unless signed VIM ;oN'N CUTLER.
REED CUTLER, BOSTON,. (Iaie Reed, Wing &
Culer Propetors. For sale by Druggists, Ap0hecaes
aud Countr, Merchant generally in Worce-te by j.
GREEN Il Co. Price so cts GIN Dec IL.
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STORE NO LET.

ks THE subscriber offers LET, for one or more
fnSN i years, his STORE in the Centre villege of
sc LANCASTER. II is old stand and probably
the best locations for trade in Worcester County. Posses
sion given forthwith
Aiso-TO LET, two very pleasant ROOMS In the sec
ond story over said Store which for several years have
been occupied TAILoR's SHOP they are an excellent
stand Tor gOnd workman in that business
small assortment OF DRUGS ana MEDICINES, with
Cases. Drawers, &C., may be had with the Slo-e if desr-
ed. JOSEPH W. HUNTINGTON,
Lancaster, Sept. ]. dwisti So
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A Pleasant Situation for Sale,

s fENHE beautiful Esste situated in the pa Of
sMfR Central Village in Uxbridse, recently occupied
As&l by DIR. GEoPeE WILLARD consisting OF abont
Of Land story Dwelling House. with piazza
sides, Barn. shed and other Out buildings. There
Is variety of choice Fruit Trees upon the place This
estate is within FIVE minutes walk OF OF the stations
the evidence aud Worcester Railroad, ana
the MOST desirable residences in the County 0f
Application may be- made Col. JoHR w. CkPRoN in
Uxbdge, either Of the subscribers Worcester.
W.. o BARTLETT,
JOHN G NYMAN.
Worcester, Jan le, le47. dwistfS
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-03-04
CHAMBERLIN'S
Dry Goods Warehouse Reopened,

N HAVE the pleasure of informing my custo.
mers and the public that have length completed
the reconstruction Of my SALES ROOMS which are
much enlarged by the late alterations and now far
more convenient and comfortable than heretofore.
am opening the largest and handaonest Stock of
Goods have ever Offered they have been lately purchased
al VERY Low PRICES and it my intention 10 avail
myself OF all my increased facilities for doing large and
popular trade shall of;r this desirable Stock al the
smallest possible profit.
AM NOW RECETVING,
CARPETS, SILKS,
FEATHERS, sHAWLS
TABLE LINEN, GINGHAMS
NAPKINS, CALICOES
DOMESTIC GOODS, FRENCH PRINTS,
BRITISH COTTONS, EMBROIDERIES
M0USS. DE LANES. GLOVES
OREGON PLAIDS, THREAD STORES sc
The public respectfully invited to call and view the
Store and examne the Goods
HENRY H. CHAMBERLIN.
Worcester, March 8.
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HAY CRITTERS.

THE subscriber has for sale EAST BRooKFIRLD,
L STEVENS SPIRAL HAY or STRAW CUTTERS
at prices from to fifteen dollars
Also larger sizes for hand hoss power from SIT TO
S26. Warranted perfect in all respects end equal or su
pericr any Hay Cutters in use.
Feb 8, l947 dim w2m6 FREEMAN WALKER
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GJBRS'S HOTEL.

347 broadway, Corner Of Leoford ST. NewYOrk
Awa His Establishment formerly known as the
fmA ATHENAEuH iiorEL) having undergone COM
4sl plete change in its internal management is fit
ted up Tor me accommodation OF Families private Gentle
men, ard the travelling public II is the the
frotretor to make this Of the comfortable
we'll rs able Hotels in the City of New York. and no
pains will be spared his the wishes and
expectations OF his guests hoping thereby receive
liberal share OF the public patronage. A. 8 GIBBS.
New York, March g. l647. 9w9
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N(lTICE.

TINTE subscribers, under the Arm of PRICE s. HART
WE'LL, having leased the Room in Hev,roods Build
ing Central street. heretofore occu,ied ~ Geo q. TAFT
Copying Press manufic,urer, wuul respect uy INFORM
business msn generally MT they are prepared do JOB
HlNe IN the Machinist line, IRON PLANNING included,
a. snort nosice CHARLES E. PRICE.
sAM'L N. HARTWELL.
+, worcester, Jan II, ie4I dwSm2
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Worcester and Nashua Rail Road.

DROPOSALS for furnishing CROSS-TIES, TIMBER,
SlLLS and PLANK for the construction of said Road
will be iyed at the Office in Observation-Disclosures and
Speci6caii me of which may G had application TO
JOSEPH MILLER, Esq, Chief Engineer either of the
following named Gentlemen
Eli W. HoLBRoOK, Esq. West Boylston--JAcoB FISH
ER, Esq, Lancaster-J. P. WIITcoNB, Esq Harvard
probationary. GILLIs, Esq, Nashua.
WIN A. WHEELER, Agent,
Worcester, Dec ls48. epS.eJptf SO Wa nj r. Co.
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Real E. tate for Sale

h6dI Es IaI6 lot Sale.
IA NIfE subscriber offers for sale his FARM OF about
es.sAA so acres cf Land, with convenient Dwelling
@ House, Wood house, Carrisge-hcuse, and Granary
attached Also. large Barn. So feet long with Shed ad
joining, and is supplied with BY aqueduct m
never falling stream. Also, WOOD LOT, OF about 10
arres tor sale with The above desred Possession given
the first NJ April next For further particulars inquire Of
the subscriber on The premises.
Worcester, March ). THOMAS SUTTON
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts,.

commonwealth of Massachusetts.
WORCESTER,
AT meeting OF the County Commissioners, begun and
holden at Worcester. within and for the County OF
Worcester. the fourth Tuesday of December, A. ID.
1886, and by adjournment the fourth Monday OF
February, A. ID. ls47.
On the petition aid, Ordered That notice be
given TO all persons and Corporations interested therein
that said Commissioners will tae Lancaster
House in said Lancaster Thursday, the eighteenth
day Of March ner ten the clock in the forenoon
by publishing an qtested copy OF said Petition and of
this Order thereon in the Daily Spy newspaper print
ed in said Worcester, three times, the last publication
TO be fourteen days. least before the said eighteenth
day Of March.
And that notice also be given all owners of land
aforesaid resident within this Commonwealth by serving
each Of them with attested copy said Petition and
Order fourteen days least before the said eighteenth
day OF March at which time and place the sand Com
missoners will proceed view the parcels Of
land set forth in said Petition, hear all persons and
Corporations interested therein who may then and there
desire 10 be heard thereon, and il they shall adjndge
that the prayer OF said petition ought be granted then
to prescribe the limits within which said Company ma
take said lands in all where they propose AXE
same more than five rods in width. without the limits
of said raroad and estimate the Of damage if
any, sustained BY each of the aforesaid in the
premises.
Attest, JOS. G. KENDALL, Clerk.
Copy OF the Petition and Order OF notice thereon
dSt Attest. JOS. G. KENDALL. Clerk.
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A CoLD SNAP. The thermometer at the Sha-
ker settlement, NIskayuna, Tuesday morning at
7, stood 20 degrees below zero. Attic City Ho-
tel, at the same hour, at 10 below; at other pac-
es on the hill, at and below. at the same hour,
Wednesday, however, at noon, the snow yielded
somewhat to the influences OF bright suI-but
at night the cold was intense again.
albany argus.
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QUABOAG SEMIMARY-Warren, ms

'INHE Spring Term Of this institution will commence on
the first Wednesday in March.
TUITION.
Common English Branches "a !
Higher do do and Classics, 81
tszrs) - 10
Lessons in Painting and Drawing (extra) s
Board per week from Sl.5O 10 So.
Library OF 700 vols has heen a ely placed In the Sem
mary 10 which the pupils have without charge
4. GREEN, NJ A., I Associate
u. .. UNDERHlLL, B.A. : Principals.
Warren, Feb II. owls
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THURST0N & THOMPSOMS
Central Exchange Eating House

FNNHE subscribers would inform the citizens Of
Il Worcester and vicinity, that they taken that well
known Temperance Stand, in the GENITAL EXCHANGE
NO 1872 directly under the Forcester Bank formerly oc
cupied by JAMES R. PIERCE. They intend 10 accommo-
date Ladies and Gentlemen who wish to procure meals al
short notice, and every effort will be made The comfort
and convenience Of those who may favor them with call
Transient and permanent BOARDERS will be accom-
modated with the best the market affords Persons VISIT
ing Worcester attending Court, will find II for their
interest to call.
The best of OYSTERS at wholesale and retail and
served up in way that is second TO none.
A choice supply of FRUIT, NUTS, and CONNECTION
AIRY, always on hand.
" DON'T mistake the place, UNDER the WORCESTER
BANK. THURsTON e. THOMPSON
Worcester, FebS. n
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LIFE Insurance. Although it is b. very
few years since the first Life Insurance onpa-
ny was established in this country, the recent
organization of mutual companies, and the
currence OF some halt dozen cases showing the
great benefits OF the plan, have called public at
tention to these most serviceabe Institutions, aud
their business has been increased to a very great
extent The importance of life assurance is in
fact but just beginning to be relt by the great
body of the people. A superstitious fear has no
doubt in many cases prevented many men, who
in other respects have shown themselves sensi-
bic and prudent, from awaiting themselves OF the
great benefits secured by these companies. But
this feeling is fast wearing away, and the man
who neglects to secure his family, or his credi-
tors, from the disastrous effects Of daily accidents,
will be as as the merchant who neglects TO
insure his ships or his stock of goods
Married women may insure the lives OF their
husbands, secure from the demand of creditors !;
an insurance can be made so that the sum insur-
ed shall be paid at certain age, or sooner in
OF death. By this method OF insurance, a man
may insure himself against poverty, at a time
when he would be unable to support himself by
his own exertions; and creditors may insure the
lives of their debtors.-W. Y. Euenng Mirror.
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FARWELL & WHEELOCK,
House. Sign. Chair ami Furniture Painters,
Granting and Paper Ham ing done 10 order.
DEING practical Pain themselves and wing secured
ID the Of Mr. g. PEASE Ia The Grainng departs
meni, il wiz be their endeavor merit, and hope re.
seive share OF the public patronage.
M shop No. 3 MechaHc Street. Thomas Sutton's
Grain Store. 8 FARWEI.L,
Worcester, March A, ls47 dsm J. II. WHEELOCK.
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NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.
10 HIPS. prime New Orleans SUGAR, just recei we'd
~ and or sale by d. BUTMAN g. CO,
Worcester, Feb 10. 6w
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WANTED.
A MAN, with family to take charge Of Farm, COM
N mencing first OF April next line addressed to the
Editor of this paper will receive attention. Feb "a.
Providence & Worcester Rail Road Co.
Eighth Assessment.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the 9Th Assessment (o
In Ten Dollars eBh share has been laid by the Board
Of Directors PAYABLE ON THE FIRST DAY OF
MARCH NEXT, ut the Treasurer's Office, Washington
Buildings, in the City of Providence.
~ Interest from the first day Of March will be charged
all payments not made previous 10 the l2ih daj OF
March. ISAAC BROWN, Treasurer
Providence, Feb'y le, Ie47. dlMl2