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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-12-25

By the arrival yesterday Of the schooner Por-
tia Capt. Wakeman, from Vera Cruz, which
port she left on the 9TH inst, we are in receipt
oflate aud very important intelligence from
Mexico, the subsistence of which is as follows;
The ritish Courier arrived at Vera Cruz on
the 3Oth ult, bringing Intelligence from the CT
~ OF Mexico to the 28lh, by which it appears
that the election Tor President Of the Republic,
to remain in power until the 9th january next,
took place at Queretaro on the llth uIt, the re-
suit d which was. the choice ofGeneral Pedro.
Maria Anaya, who formerly filed the office OF
President ad interim, ana was made prisoner
by Gen. Scott during the operations before the
city of Mexico. we have not heard that An
ava has seen exchanged. If he has not, the
Mexicans have chosen a prisoner on pnrol TO
be their chief Magistrate. Anaya is a distin-
tuished member Of the peace party, and the
cabinet Ne IL said to have formed, is composed
Of members Or that party exclusively, viz; Sc
nor Mora y villamil, Minister Of war; snorLa
cunza, ofthe Interior, Pena y Penu, Foreign
Affairs; and La Rosa Of the Treasury.
Immediately after his induction into office
President Anaya, appointed commissioners to
proceed 10 the city Of Mexico to open negotia'
tions with Mr.. Trist for the renewal ofPacifiC
relations, bur they were TOO late. Indicator, the
excellent correspondentoft he Times says:
aThese commissioner not having arrivet
until Mr.. Trist had received his order Of recall
tbeir PROPOSITIONS could not be fece we'd, ant
thew we're referred to Washington as the near
est point at which an accommodation coul'
benceforth be arranged Their disappointment
is said to. have been great upon learning sucl
q fact, having evidently c%ounteduPO being re
ceived with open I'm The commission wa
an excellent one, being composed Of Couto
lC6eyas, A6fistain and Rincoh ~ '"a.'
Mr.. Frist having been recalled, was to leay
the city Of Mexico on the eth ult., for Yer
Cruz. with asmall train, so he may be expect
led here at an early day, The Free AM1sySean
fa new daily paper III Vera Cruz Ofthe list inst
says: 'NS' ~ a's I'D,
II was generally thought in Mexico that tn
war would not end for some time to come
TRe failure of negotiations created a greu
deal of excitemeht among the people ofiMexi
90. ana they now begin to feeIth consequence
EOf theff folly in refusing to accept the Iiber'
propositions made BY Mr.. Trist in the name (
the U. 81 Government.
In reference to Santa Anna,a Indicator Writ
as follows;
saaIt is vet uncertain as to the whcrsaboui
and Intentions Of Santa A ma. I have bee
shown letter from a near relative ofhiS, date
yTahuacua 18Th Nov, from whichI coneiud
that he was then in that place. The letter 81
tedathat Santa Anna was waiting for the codI
ell of war, recently ordered by Rosas, to usSeu
be, but his real object il believed 70 be y
lie By for tho action u The States, which AZ
! expected q pronounce ii bis l5 favor. Man inl
, wen informed people believe that, these stat'
will nullify the election Of Ahaya, and coll u
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#. * .As
TaE MISSISSIPPI METHODIST EPISCOPAL Con-
FERENCE closed its session in this place on
Wednesday last, Among the proceedings
which have been furnished 10 ns,in addition 70
what wegavelast'week we give the following;
P,B, Baly, J, McLerman and l.. Pearce,
were appointed Conference Stewards.
& b. M. Drake, L. Campbell aud T. Owens,
were appointed a committee on the Book con
Germ.
J.F. Hines and A. Castle, were reeofhmeu-
ded and received on trial in the Travelling
connection
W. p. Dickerson, ], Herrod, J. Merchant, J.
Massey, S Avery, W.. H. Dean, G. W GAIA
were recommended and elected to Deucon'i
orders In the Local ministry.
Mp. Cook, J. W. Purvis, G. Hicks, G. Nc
Carly, ]. Fl. Stone, r, Mason and 1. Tyner,
were recommended and elected to Elders Of
ders. AN .te4g-u a.I.adsy n
j. MeLerman, J, B, Walker and H. H, Mont
gomery, were aPpoiHt' q a committee on lht
subieci Of Education. as5 na ,aleeggiuf#
P. B. Bailey, A. T. NJ. Fly apd J. g, Jone'
were appointed a committee on Sabbath
Schools.
Resolped, That the thanks Of rhix Confer
ence are due to the citizens Of Canton and il
vicinity, and are hereby rendered, for thei
kind hospitality 10 the members Of the Confer
ence during its session; and that this resolution
be published in the Mississippi Creole.
1 W. H. WATKINS, Sec'ty,
AS we have not room for the full list Of Op
pointments we select the following from tn
list furnished us. m 8. .5s.-s5.
GintOn District, T. Clinton, ?. F.,
Matches, w. Winans, r. 3. s4 5.a.
Ycksburg, G, N, Rogers, P E,L L. Pearce,
Warren, P. B. Bailey, $50 ia5. g %.
Jackson, c. A fFrazee, iss8 :5gt p
YasOo, J, Lane, P. F.; Gig, P. Cooper,
lake Rashiagton, L. Campbell J. E.
Sharon, A Davidson, P. f. 33as -Io1eee
, Madison, J. B. Walker, E. Phillips. 'G
t Madison ColOred Mission, B. R. Truly. g9
The next Conference will be held IN Wick
bur6 in December, l848, aaa.71tq afl
:. Number Of whites in the Society, 1905
COlored, tio'S2
Total. ,.or y 1856
Increase since last year, Z
We are indebted 10 our friend w. H. Wa
kins, the Secretary; for the abosS
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A#-+' ELL- f'8.F E -,
FRoN TAAPIco, The schooner Charron,
Capt. G%olding, arrived yesterday from TampicN
having sailed on the 3Olh ult. ssras si ic
We have no letters or papers BY this arrival,
but Capt, Goldipe reports that The Indian PoPu7
lation in the neighborhood Of Huajnila had ris7I
en- upon the troops stationed there and the white
inhabitants; tina, in the insurrectlon lpAny had
been killed and wounded, and that the Indians
hadbeen successful and had imprisoned a large
number of their odyersaTies. This news reach
ed Tampico on the 28lh ult., and Col, Gates,
the Governor, Immediately despatched to the
scene Of the Disturbances, TWO companies under
command Of Capt West. His command left
on the 3Oth ult5 Huaju1a, pnrtreaders may
recolleet, was the place where many of the
Encarnncion prisoners were along while de-
tanned, and against which the expedition un'
der De Russy marcbed.-Rcdyune. sal
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IA Woory HoRsE.-The Cincinnati Atla1
states that one Of the greatest natural wonders
evsrseenis now being seen in this city being
nothing less than a horse covered with wool IN
BTeSd ofhair-without manee-with . tail like
an ~eIcphant-and q beautiful form.
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JACKSON. 18th Dec. i847

JACkSuNS lONtA DSS' AV@N'
To The Editor0f the MisssriPpi CTsOle'
DEAR sR:--4n the HCreole" account Of &c
proceedings Of the nesting lately held . tCan-
ton in relation to the construction ola Rail
Road fromthis plsceto that you give ne ere
dit for making the surveysOf the routes for tht
Road laid down on the Maps transmitted e
the meeting. Such is not the fact Ihad nc
agency in the businesso ei en- nwoaA
The Surveys and Maps were made by ar
ENGINEER Of the late t'MisSissiPPi Rail Roat
'Company.n By the pOlitsness and friendshiE
II Eli Montgomery, Esqs Of Natchez, ! wa'
Furnished with the Mapsa and so stated % Mr.
ETuppst in my note accompanying the Maps.
As / am not DESTROYS Of credit afmeri'ed
please make the necessary correction IN 'th'
next "Creoler 3as
lls BIZ Very respectfully, youTs
ho af8gs G.. B. GREEN.
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COMMERCIAL AND FoRBIGN.--In the New Or
leans market there has been no change since
our last issue. From Liverpool we have dates
to the 10th ult, There has been no change in
the cotton market, The failures still continue
but business affairs generally appear better
HOs,ilities have commenced in swizeFland
The condition Of ireland is fightful.
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We take pleasure in infOrmingthe readers Of
the M~ississPpiah that P. w. TOmpkins did
reach Washington early enough TO vote fol
the Speaker, and that he did not vote fol
any one but a Southern man for that office,
The other proceedings in Congress, 50 far, arc
Of little interest. aHe3
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CoNaaEss. ~ Winthrop, of Massachusetts,
whig, has been elected Speaker; Campbell,
wing, Clerk, and Sargent, wing, Sergeant al
rms Of the, House. sglga2s
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SALE or LANDS, &c. We again call ,%atten.
ton 10 the advertisement IL {. W. Martin. 1t
waF he seenthai ithe sale il ndwjtO-be public,
instead Of private, aI .7gbt taa a.oJ
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The Rev. Mr.. Downing, Of the Episcopal
Church, viii perform the services appropriate q
the occasion, at the Methodist Church this
day. ~
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TheproceedingS Of The Ola HunkeFs, &c,
will be found under the head Of "DemocratiC
Meeting.n Il is rich a0 at,4 Basa galyg
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The Ffrginia, we are sorry to learn, bringsld
report that Pillow, WOrthRand Duncan, had
beemaTtested by Gen, Scott, as tits said, for
disrespeGtto him. We were previously awafe
that there had been q want Of cordlalitysbe
tween those ohic ers, butit is a matterof much
regret that il should have proceeded to sdchiu
length, particularly in an enemy's country
We stilEhOpe the report may prove unfounded,
--BuAetia, 1a8 57ig te9 ~ ,aota ,vlo0
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The Nominating COMMITTEE made the fol-
Report, which was received and adopt
ed by tbSmeetings to wit; d,ut ewes
Camden Bsat, W. Melville and ]. Hargapi
Bilaamsiutob, j. s. Prichard and J. N. Cobb
Canton, A. H. Handy and J. M. Elder,
Riohland, 1T. Johnson andS, 3. Deugherty'
KTnOn, C.tB, Green andIesse Mabry, aa.
On motion Of Col. D. M. Fulton, the Score
tary Of the meeting, the Nominating Commit
tee, and our Slute Senator from Madison ans
Scott. were added to the list Of Delegates q.
On motion of A. H. HANDY, ESQ., it was ~
Resolued, That the Editors Of the "MissIs
sippian'' and Of the "MississiPPi creolspsb
requested to publish the proceedings Of shi
lppssiSSNNs' apiflR5 SAT- 54l# Yy.sbs4tAW sGia,.
On motion, the meeting adjourned siqe de
@, b. GREEN, CHrn.
OWEN VAN VAcTER, Sec'Ey.
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GENERAL TAg1oR says tina, he will be una
Bile TO visit Vicksburg. aslttt'l5
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John A'winston, Of somptsr, has been &elect-
ed PtesideRt Of the Senate Of Alabama, with
out opposition and Gen. b P. Walkcr'ofL Law.
renee, Speaker ofthe House. M
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CHANDELIERS GRAMMAR.

A NEW GRAMMAR of the English Language, by JO-
IA SEPH r. CHANDLER, Esq, Editor of the United
States Gazette Price thirty.eieht CentsI
This work is the hands of stereotyper, and
will be issued by the subscribers the month of pr
next IL is plain, familiar, but thorough exposition c.
English Grammar adapted The present condition of
anguase and to the of the Schools this country
aud is desgRed discuss the subject with teach
err but to enable him TO communicate know
ledge Of with facility his pupils Those who ac
quanted with Mr. Chandler, either personally or through
his widely circulated and mporan Journal will hesi-
tate TO admit that il would be difficult find person
better suited TO the task Of preparing such trease and
that It may be expeced TO be standard work IN its
department. to be eminent service to the Of edu
Cation and TO reflect honor the school literature
America. THOMAS, COWPERTHWAlT d CO.,
Publishers and booksellers,
March 3, i847. 253 Market ST., Philadelphia.
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Real Estate Market,
Removed to liz broadway, front room,


Removed to ll2 Broadway, front room, I'd story,
- EXPRESS BUILDING. An
$50 A Ii PERSONS who wish TO learn where SIsNh
4@sA n they purchase good FARMS, al toao &as@2
prices pleasant and healthy climate OF easy access and
convenient TO markeIor who choose to buy NEW LANDS,
of the uery first quality the desirable locations at
less than half the Government pricesor any VINO want to
buy Wafer Power with Mills Manufactures or Pine
Timber or Coal and.Iron Mines in short Real Estate,
any description situated in any part of our country, viii
please address TO US request, and we Will furnish them
with copy OF the American Real Estate Advertiser con-
tanning Catalogue of the property which we have for sale,
with the locations and prices annexed. Shonld more par
nar information he desired by enclosing lee ot$ hey
~il command our services.
As specimen of TIE bargains which we offer, take the
bllowns
Brentve The county seat and about 80 miles from Wash
ngton City, containing 1871 The land is productive;
600 valuable TIMBER the balance IN cultivation,
with "A Dwelling house, and other improvements There
is good market Tor the timber 81 Occoquan Situated be-
tween the extremes North and South the climate pre-
csely that which every man should, II pracucabe select
for health and comfort Of his family, and Tor his own
prosperity an agriculturist Ihe only oeecuon wsch
any one against purchasing this FARM has been
price which low that they conclude the title must
be bad that something must he the matter with
it, We will however give the purchaser guarantee that
all is rght, for two dollais an acre
We many other excellent Farms in the same region
For NEW LANDS Of The best quality, in New York.
Penms lvana Virginia and Missouri, ASK Fifty Cents
acre-n Tennessee Tcsntylfue cents an acre Ihese
lands Tennessee situated in Perry west tennes
the navgabe waters of the Tennessee River ana
there are lands finer climate in the u States
In Lawrence Goa Onic have 22O acres of aud, WITH
iftXnausuus~ NnteF POWcT, On p9iuuoS NaScA,
great falls, miles the Ohio in the great Iron
and region OF the south OF Ohio The improvements
consist of one large Flour MILL Saw Mills, Dwelling
Houses &c &c. This is unquesonably one OF the most
valuable locations for building Manufacturing City which
the West afoTds-PTice S9000
We have large Pine Timber Lands, an Iron ans
Coal Lands in several prices differing very little
from free glt, and such accommodating terms, that
enierprisng may TO themselves printeiy Tor
tunes in IA short time.
The quantity OF Real Estate which have for sale is
almost unlimited. We want purchasers Those who want
10 purchase TO themselves and their postery
he.hfu pleasant and happy home, will do wei 70 come
aud see For nrthe particulars inquire JOHN MILTON
EARLE, Worceso., or Of A. BUFFUM q CO.,
NAV IS II Neio York.
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Ewelrs Medical Companion.
TENTH EDITION.

7. C. s co. will also publish this spring THE
MEDICAL COMPANION, Family Physician: treating of
the Diseases of the United States with their symptoms
causes cure, and means of preTenton cases in
Surgery fractures, dslocaions, the Management
ana Diseases OF Women and Children. d. pensatnry for
tor preparing Family Medicines and Glossary explaining
technical terms. To which added, brief Anatomy
and Physiology of the Human Body showing rational
principles, the cause and OF Diseases an Essay ON
Hygene or the art OF Preserving Health without the aid
Of Medicine; Amerc Materia Metlica, pointing ont
the virtues and doses OF Medicinal Pl nts Also the
Nurses Guide BY JAMES EWELL, Physician in w ash
ngton formerly OF savannah The Tenth Edition. revised
enlarged, aud very considerably improved; embracing
Treatise on lydropalhy Homeopathy, and the Chrono-
thermal System.
u Booksellers, and others purchasing Books are invited
TO call anu examine stock heto purchasing
they VIII ind il more extensive thun that Of any other
establishment IN the Country and will sell the low
est. IT q A. rO
Philadelphia March 8, ls47. dlawSw5t
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T8E PROTECTION I'M 90.

OPTtt w. o. L4LtHGHSt DHtsW6HSS, 1VILE "
STATE House, Hartford, GU
T'HIs Company was Incorporated by thslegisatui
Z Connecticut with Capital Of ONE qN DRED A
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, Cor the plpose of eff
ing FIRE and Marine insUrGnce anG hes tn power OF
treasing its Capital 10 Hat "a Million o. poarS.
The Company offer to insure Houses, Sizes, Mills,
tories, Barns aud their contents and all tlei nsur
property against loss and damage by fire The rat;
premium offered are as low those of an other sin
institutions, and every has oYpCrunA fer Fri
to protect himself against the ravages this dest
ten element The the Office pursusin transac
their business and in the adjusting and pament OF il
is prompt and liberal
Persons DESTROYS OF obtaining Insurance eanst loss
damage by fire, in Worcester Vicinity ire referred
further particulars, to ISAAC DAVIS Esq his oiilk
Worcester. WILLIAM CRREa, SEED
Hartford. July II, ls44.
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Factory for Sale,

a. THE PHTLLIPSTON COTTON FACTORY, Sc
Ge l. ny &c. three stories high and atic-twenty
Gg Looms and a full supply of machinery for them
The Factory, heel, Skating and Mlchinery are all in
good order and will be sold very liberal terms as TO
price and time OF payment ard 1000 OF The payment may
he maie manufacturing, Il desired. Possession forth
WITH Two or three DWELLING HOUSES will be sold
with IT, and The purchaser may take Factory vita or
without the machinery II sold in few day il will
be rented let o contract or shares.
Apply to the Hon. JASON GouLDINGi PARSONS d MsD-
uHcAnFT, OF philipston, or the subscriber.
Enlaen. March 90. dw3t SAMU Eli DAMON.
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The WaChusett House to Let.

- ltnUATED in The centre OF the town OF Prince
A - and from its elevated situation is much re-
sorted 10 in summer board, well as by lra-
sent visitors the The buildings are IN toer-
able repair; and a good Farm OF 80 acres WI be rented
,Sh he place Possession given April list. For further
nartioulars please inquire Of WARD n. BOYLsTON.
prinfe,ou March q d4twu 10
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LADTES OF WORCESTER,

III H. DAYTON presents his respects to the
d residents Of Worcester and vicinity ami invites
Il cir attention 10 his NEW SALOON fitted with the ut
md taste expressly tor their accommodation
OYSTERS served in any style desired; Hot COFFEE,
TEA. PIES, CAKE &c served In separate atpartments
Il. H. d. intends conducting his EstahlishmenVin astyle
suabe the OF the put lie asks that they may
ia, or him with their patronage
u Families sup lied with Oysters and Cake Parties
BANS. &C., with ICE CREAM
IL. H. DAYTON, WALDO BLOCK
First Store north &C the PEBBLES.
Worcester, Dec 81. ldwtf
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$25 REWARD.

TyHE POCKET BOOK OF the subscriber was stolen from
his pocket this morning. Tuesday, March Esd, while
riding m the cars between Grafton aud Worcester Sup:
posed to have taken by young man about "a years
~ aga FEET 10 inches high-he Cloth Cap Plaid
Vesr Hack Pants. The money mostly In bills OF
New HAMPSHIRE Banks four S20's, two $685. five $5's-
besides Others Of smaer denominations amounting TO
ever sI50 The above reward will DO paid on the return
Of the Pocket Book and money, conviction Of the
thief HALON A. hNAff.
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CTBBS'S HOTEL,

34T Broadway, (cOrncr Of LeonaTdSO NeWXOfk
his Establishment Qormerly known as The
In I ATHENAEuR IlorEL) having undergone com
.5A pie,e change in ITS internal management is now M
ted M Tor the accommodation Of Families, private Gentle
men ard The travelling public. 1t is The intention OF the
Pronrienr 60 make this of the most conforabe as
well is ngre able Hotels in the City oil New york; ana no
mains will he spared 10 meet the wishes ANA
expectations OF his euestshoping thereby 70 receive
~, 800 N,,rch 2 l917 9w9
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TNHE subscribers under the firm of PRICE HART.
a WE'LL having leased the Room in Heyroodl Build-
ing, Central Street, heretofore occupied by Geo. Taft
Copying Press Manufacturer, would respectiuyinorm
business men generally that they are prepared to
BlNG In the MsckiRist lane, IRON PLANNING itluded
at short notice. CHARLES r. PRICl
ealfl SAML N. HARTWLL.
Worcester, Jan IL, le47. dSm2
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Tannerv for Sale or to Rent.

= rEtuE large TANNERY in Princeton, containing
kfA L SO Watts, q Of them under cover the tan house
2 stories high, 100 g. by 26 with an ell 10 = 10y 20
With steam engine OF horse power, MI ~ repair
Aseam Of water pas directly by, and II Is one OF me
bA establishments OF the kind IN Worcester County.
Also for SALE or 10 RENT, near the Tannery, small
IAse with Barn aud out buildings. There two ncres
OF Nd with the Taney aud may be had Il desired
SaidNfupersy " snateh about half NILE SCUM oi lhe
Meeting tIoses m Prince Terms liberal Inquire Of
the suhscriScr ~ JACOB w. WATSON
prnceton Feb 49, 4w7*
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purpose oreceiVns and fol wardg to the same all such
models, specimens OF ingredei Is ahI manufactures as
shall be intended be patented deposited therein
which will be received and forwarded free Of expense and
AK their owners and with all possible dispatch The
subscriber will prepare caveas, specifications, assign
mens, and all the necessary papers aud drawings; will
make Amecan and foreign works, for
Publishing the validity utility OF inventions, and render
advice all legal and scientific matters respecting the
Patents secured in Europe and other countries
By application this Office inventors saved the
time and expense of journey Washington and delay
there well all personal trouble in obtaining their pa
tents The experience of fourteen years pracce-an ex
tensive collection of works, documents, decisios
&c. mechanical subjects and the Patent I,aws--nnd
patents different countries collected expense
during the ong time this Office has been established and
which daily additions being maue together with
counts here kept OF inventions patented Al Washington
enable afford important and nforHation
DESTROYS securing patents, which ID other
respects might be difficult of altainmsnt
weodly33 r. II. EDDY, CigI EngaRcer.
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Real Estate for Sale

rINIIE subscriber offers for sale his FARM, OF about
hiA | 60 acres CT Land, with convenient Dwelling
.gMA House. Wood houss, Carrage-house ana Grahhry
attached Also large Barn, So eet long, with shed au
inmc and is supplied with water by aqueduct FRI IN
never falling stream. Also, WOOD LOT, OF about III
arres Tor sale with the abnvea desired Possession gwen
the first of April next For further particulars inquire o
the subscriber on the premises. ,,x, =. =
Wnrcester. March 3. THOMAS SUI iON.
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NEW GOODS

CHAMBERLIN'S WAREHOUSE.
THE Proprietor of the above Establishment In
New York, and sending home great variety of desir
able Goods. such as
RICH SILKS, EMBROlDERIEs,
NJ dc LANES, Thread Ldces
Rich rape SkalCls, Six Hosiery, f
Cashmere Long do. Bjou GLOVES.
do Square do. Millinery Goods
Printed Cashmere do. White Goods,
do Ttkerri do. Mourning Goods,
Cord Fr'ck CoUnterpGres, Thread Goods,
Whue do \ do Linen Table CcverS,
Embossed Table COVERS, Napkins
Ptano Couers, TolUeEs
My stock is now every day replenishing with and
desirable Goods Purchases are invited 10 call and exam
he this beautiful and view the great Improvement
In my Ware House, which is OF The
dious and elegant establishments in New England.
HENRY Ii. CHAMBERLIN.
Worcester, March IL. CIV
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House and Lots for Sale

- A NEW and Elegant HOUSE on Vernant Street
Co N Also HOT Sc LOTS on Laurel Hi-many
ass4 them commanding the est view Of Worcester o
snv tots in the market A. nj MERRIFELD.
Worcester, March II. w3tdtf