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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-12-02
Resolutions ofthe Legislature Of Maryland.

BIZ THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES, March 7, is4s.
Whereas Mr.. George Peabody, citizen of Maryland,
resident London appointed of three Commissioners
under the act Of Assembly of eighteen hundred and thirty FIVE
to negotiate loan for this State and after performing the du
nes assigned to him. refused to apply for the compensation
allowed by the provisions of that act because he unw
ling to add the burdens of the State time when she
overwhelmed with the weight Of her obligations And where
as since the credit Of the State has been restored he has
UNFAIRLY renquished all claim for the compensation due
him for his services expressing himself fully paid by the
hca'ion seeing the State freed from eproach the eyes
the world ..@. -
Be a unanimously resolved by the General assembly Of
Maryland, That the record Of such disineresed zeal is
higher praise than any that eoquence could besow and that
this Legislature is therefore with rendering the thanks
Of the State to Mr. Peabody for his generous devotion 10 the
interests and honor of Maryland
and further resored That the Governor Of this State be
requested TO transmit these resolutions Mr. Peabody such
manner as he may deem most appropriate.
By order: GEORGE 6. BREWER, Clerk.
BY the Senate, March g. ls4s.-Read and sssented TO-
By order JOS. H. NICHOLSON, Clerk.
True copy. Test f. w. GILL, Clerk
Court Of Appeals w. s.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-12-02

Sept. 9th. Finds that tke
new object partakes in the rs-
,rosrade motion of Saturn
and establishes the satellite.
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80 -
Sept. 10th.

Sept. lsth.-Observes two
stars near Saturn, Of which he
was unable to determine which
was lapetus, the satellite be
was looking for. Makes q
careful diagram Of the system
and neighboring stars.
Sept. 18th. Establishes
that both stars share the mo-
ton Of the plane!--tha. one is
lapetus, and the other a new
satellite.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-02
The Ninth Annual Exhibition
OF THE
Worcester County Horticultural Society

AT WALDO HALL in WOrcester,)
WILL be open for the reception of visitors the
w noon of TUESDAY, the 26th of September and will
continue open, day and evening closing Thursday
ming the 28th OF September.
Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully invited furnish
specimens of fruits, vegetables, flowers, wreahs, bou
quets, floral designs &c. &c.
1t Is hoped that the refining influence which these exhi-
billions upon the community valuable nfor
nation which they difuse, will stimulate the friends of
the Society to endeavor to render the display this
sion even more attractive than those OF former years.
Contributors are particularly requested send Fruits,
&C., Gnended for exhbition) the Ha on Monday the
25th of September if practicable.
Articles necessarily forwarded previously that time,
may be Left with Mr. Clarendon Harris the Life Insur
ance Office, in the Central Bank, l04 Main street.
Whatever articles OF exhibition remain in the Hall af-
ter 10 O'Clock the Friday morning succeeding the Fair
will be sold at auction and the proceeds added the
funds of the Society.
list of the Premiums to be awarded, will be Published
hereafter.
Fer the Committee of arrangements,
GEORGE JAQUES, Rec. Sec'y.
Worcester, Aug. 2sth, 1913. d&wtf
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Worcester, July /, ls4s.
CIRCULAR

To the Ladies of Worcester County.
An arrangement has been entered into between the
Worcester County Agricultural Society," and Worces-
Ter County Mechanics Association whereby the Exhbi
ton of Manufactures the coming Autumn is reDquished
TO the direction of the Mechanics Association
The undersisEe ed have been appointed a Committee
Solicit from the LADIES OF the County, especially from
those whose contributions have heretofore formed SO at
ractive feature In the Exhibitions of the Agricultural
Society," and from all others disposed contribute speci
mems OF their sk industry, and perseverance, in all de-
partments of labor peculiarly pertaining woman.
Specimens OF NeedeUork-or the products OF the Loom,
whether of Cotton, Wool, Worsted, Silk articles of
comfort, convenience or luxuary also, Drawings Paint
ngs and articles of elegance taste, whether products
of leisure moments of regular occupation solicited
and 1t is hoped that such zeal and spirit emulation
will be manifested that the coming exhibition will rank
equal 10 those of previous ears while under the auspices
ni the Agricultural Society.
competent person will be appointed take charge of
all contributions and such places assigned for them in the
Hail. will best exhibit their excellences. The name of
the contributors together with the article articles
tribued will be entered in book and number attached
to them whereby they be readily identified and
fully restored TO the owner.
The Exhibition will commence on TUESDAY, the 26th
September preceding the day of Cattle Show, and
tinue foc' days longer 1t lie desirable that all articles
intended for Exhibition should forwarded to PUTNAM
W. TAFT of Worcester the Superintendent presented
at II Hail. early the Saturday preceding the day of
WILLIAM A. WALLACE,
ALBERT TOLMAN
GEORGE PHELPS.
Tnlu
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YELLOW FEVER AT STATEN ISLAND. We make
the following extracts from the Report of the New York
Board of Health of August 3lst
That the disease i'll question had its origin IN IFS
present locality to the presence of the vessels at
Quarantine, as named in the communication of the
health officer to the board, at their meeting of
yesterday. That these vessels, to wit, the Geo.
Hews, Edgar and Calender, had each arrived at
the Quarantine station from New Orleans which
port they left since the 26th of July That the
former had II cases during the passage, of which
Terminated fatally the Edgar lost three cases and
the Calendar 1. That the above vessels on their
arrival at our port anchored at the usual anchor
age ground, (which is about quarter of mile from
shore, and that the prevailing wind during the
time OF their lyingthere had been from the North
east, and blowing directly on the shore where
the disease prevails.
That the first cases of the disease were, as stat.
ed in the commune alton of the health officer
among the persons employed in and about the
quarantine ground-and that subsequently it APP
peared on the shore adjacent to these grounds,
in the form OF mild, ordinary fever, which AFTER
ward assumed maligant character, and was, af-
ter full investigation by the physicians, pro-
nounced yellow fever. The disease, as it now ex-
lists, is confined to the shore of the island-not
extending inland more than half mile, and the
length of the district affected being rather more
than mile, which district includes the Quaran-
tine and pleton ferry landings.
The number of persons on shore, affec ted by
the disease since its appearance about fortnight
since, in its mildest form, is about 81 cases. and
that of the maligant 16-the first OF which ap-
peared on the 23d instant, and of these latter seven
have terminated fatally.
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Worcester Co. Mechanics Association.
p CIRCULAR TO MANUAL TURERS,

The Worcester County Mechanics Association
announce to the public that their FIRST EXHIBITION for
he encouragement Of Manufactures and the Mechanic Arts
will be holden at the GtenSUe building opposite the
tfqnortGn Hail. Summer Street, CITY WORCESTER,
on TUESDAY the TIOenty sirth day of September hezt
being the week of the annual Cattle Show iii this place.
he undersigned being Committee issue Circular
10 the Mechanics Manufacturers and Artists of Worcester
County do most respectfully invite who may have
achieved any discovery in science, SKILL art have
Invented or improved any useful machine implement,
10 offer for exhibition and Premium articles in every de-
pnrtmen of labor Skill which may tend any manner
to add to the comfort Improvement of mankind whether
OF wood. stone metal or other material The products
OF the LOOM in Silk, Cotton, Wool Hemp Flax or HAIR
anu all articles generally considered being work of
the fairer portion of Creaon solicited and shall
have proper places in the Exhibition.
Medals of Silver and honorary Diplomas will be award
ed to the inventors propretors of such machines i'm
PIGMENTS, or scientific discoveries, shall be deemed
most important TO the well being of mankind and also
superior skill and workmanship articles exhibited may
deserve being understood, that far possible, such
machines, implements discoveries, are to form part
OF the present Exhibition, and the Government pledge
themselves that partially shall he observed in their
dstrlDutlon In issuing this Circular appeal to each
and all the Mechanics Manufacturers Artisans of this
extensive County and feel from the benefit result
ing from Exhibitions in other Cites that no course can he
devised which will tend promote the mechanical skill
and interests in great degree which brings to-
eeher at one view the numerous productions OF industry,
science and tase thereby aordng the whole community
an opportunity for correctly judging upon the numerous
and wonderful improvements of The present day-and far
theF than this, who doubt that social ties and feelings
are enlarged Strengthened and improved by the inter-
chnnge OF views and opinions afforded by Exhibit
onsif SO, we trust our friends and all Others who may
have the power, will lend their aid influence and good
will on the present occasion.
10 inconvenience dissatisfaction and in order
10 secure prominent places in the Exhibition contributors
are earnestly requested TO send their goods season.
they may be entered properly arranged before
Saturday, the 23d of September if possible.
Contributors requested to address JOHN BOYDEN,
Secretary of this Committee, Worcester, Mass, which
will meet with prompt attention. every facility posi-
ble will be given to exhibit ther productions the best
ndIRntage. WIN. b. FOX,
WV. A. WHEELER,
FREEMAN UPHAM,
SAMUEL DAVIS,
ICHABOD WASHBURN,
WIN. NJ BICKFORD,
JOHN BOYDEN.
NNnrcaster Inlv 1919
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Tuition i'm French.

CHARLES E. MAILLY, having returned to Worcester,
respectfully informs the citizens of the place and vicn-
ity that he is prepared to attend all those wishing
ceive instruction in the French language Terms $40 per
quarter for private LESSONS and $3.50 pupil for classes
containing five pupils The quarter will consist
of eleven weeks, three lessons week. of hour each
or two lessons of hour half EACH No deduction
will be made for Absence in of protracted
sickness. Tuition to be paid when half of the quarter
expired.
N. b. For further Information, Mons M. be at
Mr.. Fl. X. NEwCoMBs, ELM STREET. opposite the Church
of the Unity. DIV Aug 49,
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Messeneer,s Nnfice.

WORCESTER SIS. August 30th, le49.
HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Commissioner of Insolvency
for the County of Worcester, has this day issued
warrant against the Estate of JUDSON SMITH, Of
scarborough, in said County Laborer. insolvent
debto and the payment Of any debts the delivery of
OF my property belonging said insolvent debtor TO
him Or for his use and the transfer of any property
by him forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said debtor will
be ned at the office of said Commissioner in Worcester
in said County, on the nineteenth day Of September nert
at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon for the proof debts
and the choice of assignee assgnees his Estate
d&wlw j. DAY d = Messenger
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ADJOURNED SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate at Auction

Ia WILL be sold at Auction SATURDAY :,
EsfA w SEPTEMBER SECOND, at ii O'clocl |,
91A A. NJ on the premises, the valuable REAL Es-
TATE situated on the of Central and Quinsga-
mond streets. On the said lot two story HOUSES
Of tenements EACH The above property is situated in
the central part of the city, and affords opportunity
for persons wishing to make profitable investment,
the situation of il is such that it advance rapidly in
value The attention Ofpurchasers respectfully solic
tied to the above sale.
ANY wishing examine the above property, can do
so by calling Mr. G. F. BoSEEY at the American Tenn
perance House. Terms liberal and made known at sale.
THO'S H. SELBY 81 CO,
Worcester, Aug. 90. dw2w Aucrrs.'
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FREE Soil MEETINGS. Rev. Mr. Russell of Lynn
will deliver address the great issue before the
people Of this country-Siarery and Freedons--the
Vaccinations of the slave power and the duties and re-
sponslbties of Northern Freemen the present polt,
ca crisis, in the following towns in the County of Wor>
cester:
Blackstone Thursday evening, September7h.
Upton, Friday evening, :" 8lh
Leicester, Tuesday evening, r.
Spencer Wednesday evening, q Is.
Shrewsbury, Thursday evening, H.
Will the friends of Free Soil in the above named
places, make the necessary arrangements.
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Instruction i'm Music and Drawing.

Miss C. C. BENEDICT will give Instruction in
Music on the Piano Forte and in Drawing with PEN
Gil and with Crayons and taking Likenesses with Crayons
from Life For terms, &c. inquire ut Rev. Mr.. BEHE-
DIcTs on ELM STREET, few rods OF Gov LincoIns
References-Rev. Mr.. Smalley, Hon. A. D. Foster and
G. d. Long, Esq. diff July 49,
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NINE MILES OF FLOUR. The quantity OF
flour burnt up on the pier was about Is 900 bar
rels, which being placed endwise would extend
over nine miles, the same being two feet deep
and many wide.-.Albany Knickerbocker.
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DIED.

In this city, Sept. l. while visiting their friends Thomas
Walter, of Thomas w. and Harriet D. Valentine of
Albany. aged Is months.
0F Funeral from the Baptist Meeting House in North
borough on Sunday afternoon, half past O'Clock.
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AUCTION GALE.

w ILL be sold at Public Auction at The American Tenn
- peTance House in Worcester, Wednesday the 18th
day OF September next 10 O'Clock A. M the Rents and
Profits for one or years of Factory and Buildings
and privileges connected herewith, situated in Manchaug
village in sutton, and recently owned by job Carpenter
POSSESSION given Immediately For further particulars
inquire of the subscribers in Worcester
-, PRATT, DoWNEs & SCOTT, Auctioneers.
Worcester, Aug. %, I84S,
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LEISURE. This leisure is very pleasant
garment to look at, but it is very bad one to
wear. The ruin OF millions may be traced to it.
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Barre and Worcester Rail Road.

bdLIE anu WORCESTER Kali Road.
FTNHE Stockholders of the Barre and Worcester Rail
Road Company, are requested to meet at the Brick
Court House in Worcester, Thursday the 7th day of
September neTt at 10 O'clock A. NJ for the choice Of
officers and the transaction other business as may
legally come before the meeting.
By order of the Directors,
Worcester, Aug. 22 lS48. w2tdt CALEB DANA, Clerk
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PREM PTORY SALE OF
MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECES,
AT AUCTION

WTILL be sold at Selbys Sales Room, No. go, Main
w Street, on Saturday, September, End, o'clock
P M, number of very choice
Marble CHIMNEY PIECES,
of the latest and fashionable styles which are well
worthy the attention of purchasers.
ANY one wishing to examine the above property do
so by calling at the Store of the subscribers any time
previous TO the sale.
THOMAS II. sELBY 6 CO., Auct's.
WOrcester, Aug. 80. 1913. dts
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Autumn Arrangement commencing Sent. 4.

Autumn Arrangement commencing Sept. 4.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leane Worcester at 81 81, l03 n. M, 40 and p. M
The last on the arrival Of the New Haven Train
Passengers will leave Mlbury at st A. M. anil ST NJ
PASSENGERS will leave Milford at 10 minutes before A. NJ
and p. M. : -
The Pm train from Worcester will not stop at Way
Leave B0STON at ~ Am, 2h4,5,%6P.M
The A. M train will stop only take up passengers M
Way Stations for Nev YORK. anaFs q - 7077s0T =
The An train tctH land no of Framinahrun
The train will stop of birmingham excen,
to take up Western Railroad passengers at Brighton on
Thursday. 's va
The P. train Is the New York Steamboat Train. tn
Norwich to run as heretofore without stops except at
FrGmingham. ve ~ 81 - =
Passengers for Mbury, for Hoston and Mford will
take the AM and Pm. trais Passengers for the
Norwich Railroad will take the Am. and u PM trains
n B. The A. NJ and 4P. NJ. trains take psssengera ai
Boston for New York, via New Haven
t. BrOOkline Special Trains. fl
Leave Brookline att, g. and NJ and Ia 81 7&gpm
Leave Boston al u, 81 10 M and l2s e. a. g. III
10 I'm. FV17p - :" =" = n
NeWton Special Trains. "
Leave Lower Falls at 6 and "a Am, "a a. and PM
Leave Boston at 1T AM, l24, 81, 81 anu s. PM
SGrenUiHe Special Trans,
Leave saxonvlle at Ct AM. and II pm. FL ESD ss3F
Leave Boston Ut ct AIM and 81 pm. "a ~ ilfa llass 81
Boston, sept.l, ls4s.l3n WIN. PARKER, sup't. N
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WANTED.

DRY Goods Salesman, who has had some experience
n and can well recommended. One from a neigh
boring town would be preferred GEO. P. BRYANT.
Aug 2o-d&wtf
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Insurance against Fire !
The Rtna Insurance COmpaI

The Ktna Insurance Company.
No. SO State-st., Hartford, Come.
Wlth sound and available Capital of $3.50. ZOO,
OFFER their protection against loss or damage by fire
the citizens of Worcester and its vicinity 1t inses
dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores and Merchandise
generally, Factories, and Mills on the most favorahIs
TERMS
This Institution has been in operation nearly quarter Of
centmy-is reputation Jor liberal adjustment and it's
promptitude in paying losses well known and esta.
shed THOMAS K, BRACE. P,esident
SIMEON l.. LoomIs, Secretary.
Hartford, March 6, l845. istf
u Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance in the above
company, are referred for more particulars, A. II
BULLOCK, ESQ.,, WALDO BLOCK, Worcester, Mass.
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Webster High school,

THE Fall Term of this School will com mence on
Tuesday September 5h 1t is open both for lads and
for young ladies. Instruction will be given in all those
branches, both Classical and English usually taught in
our Academies and High Schools and pains will be
spared TO give This school rank among very frat
limited number be accommodated with board IN the
family Of the Principals and those who may be CONS
mitted to his he will endeavOr exercise that supe
vision which shall conduce their highest moral and in
teectual traiDng Board may also be obtained in pri
vate families moderate terms Tuition (accordne TO
the studies pursued) $500 to 81 co. Music on piano
forte ga lessons) 90 90. Use of piano 81 90.
Application for admission may be made either to the
Principal or to JiW. Tenney, nj. D., Webster.
References-Barnas Sears D. D., President Of Newton
Theological Institutions Samuel S. Greene A. M Princi-
pal of Phillips Grammar School, Boston Prot James
Boise, A. NJ, Q! Brown University; II. N. Slater, Eco
Providence, X. l. ~ WI ''Elltl fT'@r-'-- -
N. B. COOKE, A. NJ, M. d. Principal.
Aug. I7-dis3w
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WANTED,

DY the Subscribers few good Broadcoth or Doeskin
IL Viewers. English German Viewers would be
preferredbut they must be of steady and industrious
habits. C. L. HARDING d co.
Oxford, Aug. l6, 1648 d&w
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The Greek Slave.

THIS celebrated Statue, by Hiram Powers, the Ameri
i can Sculptor, is now being exhibited in
SCHOOL STREET, BOSTON,
between the hours of A. M. and 10 P NJ, except
on Saturdays. when will open 4P. NJ. Admttance
Is cents. Season Tickets, 81 90 Pamphlets l24 cents
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-27

DISSOLUTION.
TINE partnership heretofore existing between tn: I'M
= dersigned. under the name of Johnston and Berryhil
has this ay been dissolved by mH,ual consent, all per
sons Indicted 10 rs are hereby untiieh that their &C.
counts will be made out for settlement and it is hoped
that prompt paytuSnt viii be made.
A. n. JOHNSTON.
WIN. Nj. BERRYHlLL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-27

T.. W. CARR, opposite the Exchange.
philadelphia is ag.nt ;of r. caring subscrip-
,inns aud advertising for the Wheeling Tune E.
BEDIESr & GREEN. 81 Street, opposite tn
Post Otict, Cincinnati, viii act as Agents
Tor the Wheeling Times, aud all orders left
with them will be promptly attended to-.
SobNEY e.. Palmer L. authorized 10 act as
agent Tor teCriving subscriptions and adver-
tisernents for the Wheeling Daily Times x
/ Advertiser. al Baltimore, Philadelphia. New
York and Boston. His office is IN
Baltimore, at the Southeast corner of North
aud Fayette streets:
Philadel phia, ~. w. Corner of Third and
Chesnut SITS.
New York, Tribune Buildings, oppositecit
Hall.
WIN. THOMPSON, corner of Baltimore
aud South Sis. is duly authorized agent Tor
this paper in the city of Baltimore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-27

X~IRGlNIA-IS CHANrkRY- AT Rules held IN the
' tlefA's ohce OF Ite tIrcuI Superior court OF Law
and Unaurely TOT the county OF ONO in the mOntn of
March los.
iiemty Moore, Trustee Of the late Ebenezer Zane, de.
ceased, Conplainant,-
against
Francis r Armstrong. administrator de bsnis non
with the VIII annexed 81 Noah Zane, dece ased, James
/ MeCi.an and MARY his w,le, Wiliian fIuts aad EHz
.reth hs VIII, ana Nni 4 Nc Aiee aud CoraeIa AIS
wife. which said slaey, Eiizahe.h anu Corne.id ale chi
lten, heis Al laW aud devisees Of the said Moan Zane,
eCFased, DtfcnGaits-
Tie complainant having lied a petition here4l, and
ue defendant, James A McCiean, mol having entered
as appearance aud gIvun security according 20 tue Act
OF Assembly and Inc "a cs al Iuis cOaTt, and II appear
| ina by iAe afudaviI OF Beverly VI Eof, a deputy Tor
Suheft & Moods, iae SIefid OF tie county OF ONO,
mat oa the "a u day 81 February, leie, he ~eut 10 tic
-sual place o. ahule OF Tie sald deisndant AuCieau, IN
ss county, Tor The purpose of STRIVING hiap with acupy
20 The process uf stnpnEa issued hthis cause. ana tnen
iad tlcfe a,aie dilsenl eislatfy ff the said James \
! isCt-an. bul Iias he eoild not he found: ami was "a