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Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-24
New Goods

Just Received at Tle TTILIlNEkY DEPOT, consisting of LFl Ribbons, Flowers, Dress Trim mlng> Ca geoI varcty,) 5s"nrning and Fancy Vci'>, EhgingS, Hair Bands, Straw BounctS, &.c., &c.-All ot which will be sold low fur CASH.
 N B.-New Dress Patterns just receiv> ed. Nauruo>N Making done on short no~ tice, by a skiitM hand. .--.
 r. A. GRANNISS. I.itchlinld Lnne l1lh ls1z. 5
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-24
WeGI Quarters, Puebio, May Is.


 But in the midst of the mdlcvolsnce (eneona) which General Scot. shows he has against me, he does me too much honor when he says that they had been deceived as to my real intentions, and that on account of this mistake his government permitted me to pass 10 my country. Indeed, most Excellent Sir, the United States did deceive themselves when they dreamed that l was capable of betraying my country. Before this should happen, would prefer to be. consumed by fire and my ashes should be scattered that not single atom be left.
 Would to God the Mexicans would open their eyes to discover the poison in the gold> en chaiice that the perfdious Scott pro1ers to then, and that the reply to his proclama~ ton may be one shout of universal indig, nation against the invaders of our soil.-- Let war be made against these without period that when we may no longer be able, because Providence may have decIeeded the suhugation of this unfortunate country, there may remain to our chldren or grand children, when .he wrath of the Omnipotent shall have passed, the noble work of reven ging the ouirages committed by the Repub> lie of the United States on Mexico. God and Liberty.
 ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA, To his Excelency the Minister of War and
 Marine.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-24

GUSPENDER FEATHERS, stitched p Hooks npd Eyes, served on cards and Palm Leaf Hats, in exchange toi Goods by
 PICKETT & TURRELL. South Farms, June l0,h, lS47. ,
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-24
EysgJgE.9.yy CDT'EEEsE.Y', 7 '"1ncy and Counsellor a. LaW,
 WOODBURY. CONN.
On carlcs V aiI!.

gEEy yGEGIArT x SUE GEC1Ts D ESPECTFCLT.Y tenders his services 10 < tine iphaAiianis oI Lltcbieid nd vicinity He has tIk"n rooms at the United states iioe. Ooit0eriy Phejps',l where he may be found a ali ri@as when mt professionally absent.
 Iiirhi-iI. Inuary Jih. lStI. 3lmG
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-24
Frosss E5schGesd @ .s: Fork
VIA SyVTOWN

VIA x .-W TOWN. TfI HE old line ni stages from Ltchfe,i to | Newrowa via the Housatonic Rail Road to New York will commence running on Mon days, Wednesday and Fridays, returning Tues days, Thursdays and Sarurd5ys.
 DANIEL BACON Proprietor. New Haven, April 3, l6l7. 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-24

pThe Democrats have nominated k R. Meade for Congress, vice Dromgooie, deceasel.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-24
SH. E'.ETL'S COLLEGzATE1 HNSTE- TEyE.

HN HE next session of this Institute will l commence lst "Wednesday in May, and coniInue twenty two weeks. lN Terms gf Tvi'ion for Day SchOlars-Clas- #ieal S20. English S!5 per sPss.on of half year.
 lard and tuition $2J0 per year.
 "A few ladies can be received-to whom no q ra charge will be made for Drawing and PXinting.
 RsS No student will be received for less than one session. In cases of sIeLHess deduc- tior in tuition will be made for one half the time of absence. J. D. BERRY.
 Litchheld, April 1s47. 4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-24
Rochester American.

s@GEv. ScoTT's Proclamation to the people of Mexico is thus commented upon by Santa Anna in letter to the Miaislarof War, translated from EE RePuJIicaao oe May IS:
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-24
SAMUEL YsE'VGhEss Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

wooDBURY, CONN, TT AS taken the office formerly occupied by ! l. his fat taer ,late Mathew Mlaur Esq. where he wilt attend promptly and diligently 10 al! business entrusted to his care.
 WoodbQry, Conn,, April lst, 1877. 1T
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-06-24
IE IEO.

Ijtchlirld, June l7th. lS47.
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of his Alma Mater indicates the true fruits OF
ripe and ennobing scholarship!

SALT. This article is now extensively used
in many sections OF our country, both an ingre
dent in the compost heap, and as dressing for
grounds in grain and grass Corn is also, it is
credibly asserted, greatly benefited by sprink-
ling of fine salt in the hill before depositing the
seed. Applied in sufficient quantities it will
doubtless prove efficaclous in destroying or at
least Kidding the soil of worms but in this case
it will be necessary 10 allow the ground to remain
falow the great quantity required for this pur-
pose would prove destructive to the crop. When
salt is put in the hill, care should be taken to
cover it with soil as by coming in contact with the
seed il would operate fatally on the crop; aud, if
in large quantity, destroy the vitality of the seed
The most successful method of applying salt to
hard crops is by composing. In this way any
quantity, not exorbitaEt, may be used with entire
safety.
AS salt in some places is rather expensive it
may be well for the farmer who is DESTROYS of
making trial of its value, to look about him for
damaged article-that which has been wet, or
rendered impure or unstable by admixture with
extraneous matters, and which. in consequence
he can obtain at a reduced price. Maine Cut-
tiUGtOr.
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CHANDLER'S CRAmMAR.

A NEW GRAMMAR Of the English Lahgue gp, by JO-
IA SEPH CHANDLER Esq, Edior Of the United
States Gazette. Price thirty eieht Cents.
This work is in the hands OF the sereotyper and
will be issued by the subscribers the month April
next II is plain FAMILIAR bat thorough exposition Of
English Grammar adapted TO the present condition Of ur
language and to the Of the Schools This country
aud GesgRed not 10 discuss the subject with the teach
err but TO enable him communicate nraic know
ledge Of il with facility his pHps. Those who IRE ac
quainted with MIR Chandler either personally through
his widely circulated snd important Journal will not hest
tate to admit that IL would he difficult 10 hDd person
better suited to the task Of preparing ic reatse and
that il may be expected 10 tie standard work IN its
department. be OF eminent service TO the OF edu
caiiOn and 10 reflect honor the school literature OF
America. THOMAS, COWPERTHWAIT& CO.,
Publishers aDd Booksellers,
March 9, Is47. 2jS MaTkR Sc, Philadelphia.
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EWell's Medical Companion.
TENpH EDITTON

T. C. & co. will also publish this spring THE
MsDIcAL COMPANION, or Family Physician: treating of
the Diseases Of the United States with their symptoms
causes cure, and means OF prevention common In
Surgery fractures, disloca,ons, the management
and Diseases Of Women and Children d pensatory for
for preparing Family MediciHes and Glossary explaining
technical terms. To which added, bri { Anatomy
and Physiology Of the Human Body showing, rational
principles, the and of Diseases: Essay
Hyg cine, the OF Preserving Health without The aid
OF Medicine; nm Amerc Materia Me,lica, pointing out
the virtues and doses Of Medicinal RI Also the
Nurses Guide. By JAMES EWELL, PLY isian in " ash
ington formerly OF savannah The Tenth Edition, ed
enlarged and very considerably improved; embracing
Treatise on iiydropaihy, Homeopathy, and the chrome
thermal System.
IF Booksellers, and others pu chasing Books invited
TO call and examine Stock before asng het
they will find IL extensive than that of any other
establishment in the Country, and will sell the low
est. T. T.. K co.
PhiladeIphia, March 8, 1912. dIaw& w5t
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To the Honorable Board Of COUNTY Com.

mIssioners for the County of Worcester
FTsHE petition Of the Worcester ard Nashua Rail Road
Company represents that their Railroad as the same
Is located in the town Of Worcester crosses the Highway
between the house of Sss and William Barber and ne
house OF siias Brooks, in nconvenent manner snd
ha or the purpose of facilitating the crossing sail high
way with their Railroad your petitioners think proper 10
alter tine course Of said highway by turning the same
the distance oil about forty rods upon the land said sas
and William Barber and upon land said Brooks near the
crossing aforesaid i
Aso that their Railroad located in the town of West
Boyson crosses the highway between the houses OF Jo
seph and Bernice Morse and the house abez Newton
In an nconvenient manner and that the purpose OF
facilitating the crossing of said highway by their Railroad
they think proper alter the said highway
said crossing, by removing the southerIy for short
distance upon the land OF SAID Newton
Also, thai their Railroad located In the of Har
vard crosses the town way in the Harvard in
ais County near the house OF Benjamin Jewett in an in
convenient manner and that the purpose facilitating
he crossing OF said town by their Railroad your Pc
uohers think proper to alter the said way
near SAID crossing by removing the westerly about
tPlrty rods upon the land Of said Jewets.
Wherefore your petitioners pray your Honorable Board
ef due notice. to view the Premises direct the man.
er IN which said shall be altered 10 assess all dam
ages and to do whatever else In the premises may be re-
CURED by the provisions OF Law. s12
Ine Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company
oy their Agent, WA. WHEELER.
Eated at Worcester, Jan'y %, 1647
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WORCESTER, IS. MarcA 8, 1s47.
70 ZELEK DARLING, of Sutton, in said County, gentle
man, Assignee OF the joint and separate Estates of
JOHN M PARKHURsT and WILLIAM CROKER.
of Milford in said County, traders and partners under
The firm off NJ. Parkhurst & Co., insovent debtors,
Greeting.
VOU are hereby required give notice that the third
meeting OF the creditors of said Parkhurst g. Crock
and each of them, will be holden al the Office Of
Newton Chaplin, in Worcester, in said County, on the
thirty sf day Of March inst O'Clock in the fore
noon, when and where he said creditors may prove fur
Their debts against the said Parkhurst Croker and
each of them and show why certificate OF dis
charge shall not be granted 10 them, and son will also
settle your account and dividend will be ordered. And
you will serve this notice BY publishing attesied copy
OF this order in the Daily Spy, newspaper printed
meeting, and by forwarding like copy by mail
wise 10 each Of the know creditors of said
Croker, and each of them And are make return
of this order with your dongs thereon the time and
place of SAID meeting.
HENRY CHAPLIN,
true copy. Master in Chancery.
DIT Attest, ZELEK DARLIEa, Assignee.
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Teeth Removed without Pain.

The use of the LETHEoN, (orAnodyne Vapor)
N Dentistry is ercetusUeg granted the Patenee the
Dentists of two Offices this town.
BISHOP q HARRIS, who have used il so suc-
ccsstuy since its ntbduc would Dyile those desiring
TO rid themselves Of troublesome teeth without suffering,
to call nj her office where all Girratios in Dentistry
carefully and skilaliy performed on reasonable terms
d30 Rooms, 1884, VI ain-street.
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TEETH B.AUTtFInl).

The subscriber informs the pubic aud the LADIES in
particular that he Is enabled bv NEW METHOD, to
Cleanse Teeth TO give them all beasty Of which
lhet are capable, and TO leave them in such state
easily TO be kept in urder by themselves
o II BLOOD.
Teeth Extracted with very little Pain.
The subscriber also III he j. NOT using
the Anodyne Vapor in the ope of extracting teeth
o. iLOOD.
NJ B. For SALE superior apparatus or administering
the Vapor. II Wdcestsr, Jan 20.
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Messenger,s Notice.

WORCESTER, IS March g. 1847.
GtHAS. w HARTsH0RN, Esq., Master in Chancery
~ within and for the County of Worcester has this day
issued Warrant against the Estate of LARKlN ID.
NEWTON, of Oxford, in said County, woman, an in
solvent debtor, and the payment of any debis
delivery Of property belonging nsolvent debt
to him for his and the of any property
by him are forbidden by law.
The rst meeting of the creditors Of said debtor will be
held at The office OF SAID Iarshorn, said County,
the seventeenth day Of March current nine O'Clock
in the forenoon. for the proof Of debts and the choice
OF an assignee assignees. w
dot GEO JONES, D. Sheriff.
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Messengers Notice,

WORCESTER, IS. March 4, le47.
ZION. BENJAMIN F. THOMAS, Judge Of Probate for
IL the county OF Worcester, has this day Issued War
rant against the Estate of GEORGE w. FORD, Of
Holden, said County, yeonan, nsoIvfnt debtor,
aad the payment of any debts, the delivery OF any
properly belonging said insOyeBt debtor, him or
for his use and the transfer OF any property BY him
forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors said debtor will be
held the office of Thom7s Il Hill, in Worcester, in
said County, the day Of March current
ten O'Clock in the f6ren0oD for The proof debts and
the choice OF an assignee assigneSs.
d3tw2ti0 GEO. JONES, D. Sheriff.
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Commonwealth Of N assachusetts.


WORCESTER, IS.
Al meeting ofihe County Commissioners begun and
holden at Worcester. within and for the County OF
worcester on the 26th day of January A. d. Ie45 by
adjournment. =
On the Petition aforesaid; Ordered, That notice be
given t. all persons and corporations interested therein
thai said Commissioners wlneet at the public house Of
Phneas w. Wait. in said Worcester, On 1fondav The
fifteenth day of March nert, O'Clock in the AFTER.
noon by publishing aitested copy of saio Petition
and OF this Order thereon, in some public newspaper
printed IN said Worcester, three weeks sacce ssyeI the
last publication TO be fourteen days. least before the
said fifteenth day Of March next.
Abdt is further Ordered That the Sheriff of said Coun
t or his Deputy serve the selecmen Of the said towns
Of Worcester, West Boyston, and Harvard each with
an attested COPY Of said Petition and Order thirty days.
at least, and also post atested copy thereof
public places in each Of said towns Of Worcester West
Boylson, and Harvard, fourteen days. 81 least before
the said fifteenth day Of March next at which time and
place the said Commissioners will proceed TO view the
routes set forth in said Petitions hear all persons and
corporations interested therein who may then there
desire to be heard thereon and IL they shall adudse tn
the prayer Of said Petition ought be granted then
to direct the in which said ways shall be altered
over the above described and to assess all such
damages MS any person Corporation may sustain by
the alterations aforesaid.
Attest WILLIAM JENNISON, Clerk pro tenn
copy Of the Petition and Order thereon
Attest, w. JENNlSON, Clerk pro tenn.
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Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Paints,
- Xindnnur Rrn- ~,
Window Glass, &c. &c !,

constant supply may oupays be found for sale By
RANDALL & BATCHELLER,
81 India Street, corner of Custom House ST.
BOSTON.
A M. Lnseed OIL Eng. do.-French Yellow, Eng. Vent
IA tian Red, Whiting, Chrome Green Superior Paris do
Brunswick Pruss Green Superior Coach aud Furniture Var
nish Pruss. Blue Eng and An Vermlion China and Am.
Alum, Cnpperas superior Majder, Cream Tartar, soda
&c. with full assortment. Of WINDOW GLASS Of vari-
brands
1FAll orders will be punctBay attended to- and with
the utmost dispatch. eod6w Boston, March g.
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Messengers Nofice.

WORCESTER, IS. March g. 1877.
slAIABFER A. BRYANT, Esq, Master in Chabcery
w within ana for the County Of Worcester. has this
dav issued Warrant ainsi the Estate of MARY ANN
FIELD, OF Worcester in said County single woman, an
insoven debtor and the payment any debts or The
delivery OF any properly belonging to said nsolvent
debtor her for her use. and the transfer OF any
properly BY her forbidden by law.
The first meeting of The creditors of said debtor will
be holden the Office OF said Master, Barre, in said
County the tventifh day of March current al niue
o'clock In the forenoon for the proof debts and the
choice 9feaA assignee assignees.
MSaN GEO. JONES, D. Sheriff.
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the LUNGS, the Vegetable Pulmonary BaIsam
Will be found truly valuable highly eifcacious
artice, as can he shown from hr unquesnnaIe au
lh0riiy oil Physicians aud who have used IL during
the last 10 CT ~ years. luderd its reputation well
established that IL has heroine standard family medicine
None genuine unless signed wv soS's CUTLER.
REED A CUTLER, BOSTON date Reed Wing g.
Cuer Prop -et"rs For sale by Druggists pothecares
aud Country Merchants generally oce Ter J.
IREEN u Co Price so CT. 6m Dec ~
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AGENTS.

NfJMRER NJ gents are wanted "a ohtsiu subscribers
n for HAYWARD's MASSACHUSETTS GAZET-
TEER In tho counties Of Franklin Hampshire hnmpden,
Mddeex and various other parts Of che state
As In some parts Of the neshbofng ststes This pop
uInr work Just and sold BY subscription only
large compensation 10 allowed 70 induce Agents 20 pay
fpr the b0uks on delivery. ...t
For farther particulars inquire Of JOHN HAYWARD,
No Is Cornhiil, Boston, or at the spy Once san a.
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" Lake Erie is completely frozen over. A man,
las "eek, ira, eled with horse and Sleigh over The
ice from Buffalo to Cleveland distance of two hundred
miles.
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The Wachusett House TO Let.

"A CsI1UATGD in The centre Of the town Of Prince
s,S - and irtn It's elevated situation, il much
4.A sorted 10 in summer board, well by
slant the mountain The buildings in toer
able repair; and Farm OF 80 VIII be rented
with the place. Possession given April LIST. For further
particulars please ina ure of WARD N. BOYLsTON.
Princeton. March g. d4twtf1o
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STtpgSp TU LET.

SItFWF To LEE
"A TTNIIE subscriber offers LET for one or more
fsfA years, HIS (VdE in the Centre Vege OF
r@SA LANCASTER II is old stand and probably of
the best locations for trade in Worcester County Posses
given forthwith
AI-o--TO LET, two very pleasant ROOMS in the
ond story said Store which for several years have
been occupied FAILoRs SHOP they are excellent
stand Tor good workman in that business
small assortment OF DRUGS ana MEDICINES, wi h
Cases Drawers, &C., be had with the Store if desir-
ed. JOSEPH w. HUNTINGTON.
Lancaster, Sept /. dwstf So
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FOR SALE.

FOX SALE,
~ a LOT OF LAND, containing about ten
ssfw n four of which are covered with fine
growth Of Wood easansly situated uron the side
Chandler Hill m Worcester having delightful view the
village and WITHIN Ave walk of the Court Houses.
Also For sale u valuable SECOND hand CHASE and
HARNESS. ARTEMAS WARD,
Worcester, March 0. dwlJA Lincula Street.
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HAY CUTTERS.

~vVUE sub.crlher has for sale at EAsT BRo9KPIRLD,
! STEVENS SPIRAL HAY or STRAW CUTTERS,
at prices from arr TO- jteen doiiGrs 4Itn.
Also larger sizes fr hand hors, power rom 9i7 "a
AaE Warranted perfect 10 all re poets, and equal OF
perirr 10 any finy Cutters IN
Feb 9, lsi7. dim WINS FKEEMAN WALKEK'
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FARwELL q WHEELOCK,

House, Sign. Chair and Furniture Fa1nterSs
Granting and Paper Hanging DOM 10 order.
DEL practical Pain rvs henseves and hvng secured
ID the ~ Mr. 8. rEASE in the Graining depart
ment, IL will he their endeavOF 10 merit, and hope TO
ceive share oi he public patronage.
GT shop No MscAaaie street: over Thomas entioR's
Grnin Store 8 FAREWELL,
Worcester, March 4 ls47. dsm }. II. wHEELoCK.
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A Pleasant Situation for Sale.

n Pleasant Situation Tor Sale.
"a fINjE beautiful Estate situated in the pan OF
kHsHA Central Village in ITxbrdge, recently occupied
GsEzLby Dr.. GEORGE WILLARD; consisting of about
of Land, two story Dwelling House with piazza
sides, Barn she'd and other Out buildings There
Ia variety of choice Fruit Trees upon The place This
estate IL within Ave minutes walk of of the atiuns
The Providence aud Worcester Railroad, /. OF
the desirable residences in The County of Worcester
Application may he made to Col JOHN w CAPRoN in
Uxbridge, either OF the subscribers in Worcester.
w. D BARI LETT,
JOHN c. YMAN.
Worcester, Jan Is, l947. dwistf3
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Situations Wanted,

A MAN VIM has had several years experience in q
N Wooden Mill In all It's branches Is DESTROYS Ct obtain
Ing vii uaiion would sake charge Of mill any
branch the work Also, hrssrate Fnisher, who is
March 8. WEBSTER, Mass.
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NflTICE.

JITHEREAS my wife Lucinda, has left my bed and
w hoard without n<s Therefore Tor
bid all person. harbo ing ustng her Un account
shall pay debts OF her contracting after this date
West M,ilhnry iFeo 90 ls47. d3wt CHARLES BURR.
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- FOR SALE,
NM A FARM OF IL acre. of Land, ard bncings, situ-
E.x4 n ed ia the ouhery part Of BOyl-rnn, in
W",i "a the ret under cultivation, Fruit and good
Water the r.nises. Price $500. Inquire of the sub
scrber ALEXANDER BROWN.
$50 Istnn Ma ch 10
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M0TTnE.

"A srECiAL MEETING d the Stockholders OF the
IN Worcester Branch Rail Road Corporation will be
h9dcn az WsiTE's RxcHASoE in Worcester on the thir
.evmA aoy g Md1cA nfrf, a O'clock r. M 90 act the
following article tand such other business as may come
before them y at8 .fff ~ 49, II - - S
TO see 1.-THE Company viii sell and convey their Road
WIN us franchise rights and privileges subject 70
me restrictions Of Charter the Worcester and
Railroad Company, and u so, % determine upon What
terms the Company win make such sale" ts asa
ny order, lanes r. ALLEN, Clerk.
worcester Feb'y 20, lb47 Owls
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trA NOTICE. seH #tst
THE subscribers. under the Arm Of PRICE & HART.
lag Cemfra Street, heretofore occupied w Geo u TAFT
Copying Press Manufacturer wouii respect uly inform
business men generally tht they prepared TO do JOB
at short notice. CHARLES f. PRICE,
BAM'L N. HARTWELI.
Worcester, Jan ~, 1851. dwSm2
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..i.a..l WANTED, er
"A MAN, with family 20 take charge n Farm. COM
mencing hrnt al April next. line addressed the
Editor ofthis paper will receive attention. Feb a.
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FOR SALE,

LOT OF LAND, sltHafed On the corner OF Main and
IA Jackson Streets Inquire OF HOLT, Holden, Of
b. BUFFIIM, Worcester. dw2w March S.
Providence & Worcester Rail Road Co.
Eighth Assessment.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the 9Th Assessment (oi
IN Ten Dollars earh share has been laid the Board
of Directors PAYABLE ON THE FIRST DAY OF
MARCH NEXT, at the Tressurer's Office Washington
Buildings, in the CITY of Providence.
~ Interest from the first day Of March will he charged
all payments made previous the 18th day Of
March. ISAAC BROWN, Treasurer.
Providence, Feby Is, l747. diMl2