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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28
TIL. F,remen of the California Sailing In the
Pacific.

The following paragraphs are from letter IN TIE
y,,,r,a, Of Commerce, dated Msxatlsni, Feb. Is
One aay las, week certain "syxe. from New or
NJ, found secreted by hremsn somewhere 500 ~
,nsine Capt Marshall hsw round, nnn'ed our W. VI
srsman who smuggled him on board ana o9usi -, ''
cnorit 10 be pat In irons, and be WIS Mans eu ,
tar But no sooner had the news OF tn' So 80"
,h., ali The 6remen came up frem tnei' own, ~
wore no, another hour would they WORK uH 'ne'' "
socis,e WAS released ,., 4, ,xo,h the
And forth with 10 the absence OF neip 70 W. -
.h,n Can't Marshall knocked OF bis irons, snu 81 ' =,
mrped 10 duty and Syxie goes out ~ pss,ense' ~
ssht himsalf into notice in Caiiorris ~ .'o'e
10, one controlling motive before al these men, 49,
.ns III 10 get 10 the gold region, woe De 70 our p
We have had for the most part smooth pss 49,,
Thi. ocean "a so smooth. that the psssengeis ne
sss-,lck We sail in sight OF land nearly AZ 'u g
The shore is bold and hish mountains rise -
from the wster's edge, bat they are nsrren, -
BY constsnt FIRE. They look IN the distance ~ 49,
forest IN Winter but on nearer ilspeo,ns ~, -
brown color Is not that OF unGmsrsole esnes' w
bot II Ia that Of fruitess rock There 10 oseA
but il does not appear from the water -, h..n
LAST Saturday reached Acapulco Town s.,,Ss y.
,iiul little bay, entirely land bolted vas -,,.s
he ,sot walled 10 every SIDE oy mouh.Au' !.
nut ont 40 far round the tile bay AZ almost " ~
Axe oft This town ISIS little coiiccuon .. s s..
TER the usual Spanish model We were tnere tSoey
snd n Il mot ksy the people ever sold 80 muen PIo,
sons and fruit In any tao days before these Nv yen
Wren the stesner rode up their little pond OF nsio
- al y,,n Sut To stare at Der, except lew Sno ~
III ,o have asd - the hills In fright % VIC oe" ~
.,rsri and whistlcd away for sport
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28
The Csrrier 8 En9rirsr has the following tee graphic
Dispatches dated London, March 10, at II Al
FRANCE
FRANCE


Al the commencement Of the proceedings Of the
Corr, Al Bour,es yesterday. Bs5es and Albeit, refused
to attend thong ID twice summoned BY iae h1issier-
They were then ordered 70 be brought - the Court BY
foree they entered accompanied By the s,ns farm
and took tnsr usual places Bsroes refused 20 reply
To any question COuriin accepted the Court and Jury
R..p.n addressed the Court denied ia eompeteney,
and com planned Of the Treatment he uner~eni In prs
on during ten long months also Of The voluntary de
l,y of asrce B.nque also denied the cOnpeteney o.
tie Court Ths.Sul General replied, and defended
the Jurisdiction ~ the Court szsns, the charge oy tue
prisouers Bsrbes slso denied the competency OF the
reed on rnany points with Raspsl yiallsn also de-
ned the competency the Court The proceedings
being suspended for some time % slow the Judge 70
d-libera.e the President resumed his place on the
inch and addressed the Court some length on the
objections Of the prisoners He showed ,ss, the Court
vas perfectly competent The Court adjourned 81 Dali
past O'Clock.
some disturbances took place At Blos on the 5sn inst
In Consequence Of the removal By the police OF aeona
rsxss ircr . tree Of liberty. TIE rsHys wu 'ss'es'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28
ITALY.

The Csresi1s srl Daiy Nsrs understands that iis
patches from IT, dated sth insi we're received yes
t-rdsy at tnc 5-sign once announcing that The ~
sumption Of h0t itss bet <sen Piedmont and Austria
vss Inevitable Travellers asi arrived repor, thsi both
parties appear 3rUly set war. that the Austrian
forces bad been decreased - nssrly 0o0 90 mer aud
that On the road from Ass.snjrs 70 Turn. and mum
tons Of war. al hssteunz the frontier. The Duke
De Dine, comrnAndsnt Of Alexandria made no secret
Of tse immediate opening OF the campaign. People OF
al sorts hsve made up their minds or the impending
struggle Roman paper OF Feb . .tstss that the al
vsbced guard Of the SespoitAn army bad appeared
the Roman frontiers and that slight collision between
their ouposs and thOse II the Romsn srmy took place
and that some Of the NesPo.sn troops had passed the
Roman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28

Distribution IL CASADA-A letter from Car
Hal. G.spe Canals of March published In the Non
,resl papers Of March q, says want AMI uss'i,l
top nearly allied 10 starv ston have visited the sooo
~ cp- moor 6.bermen he mos; Of whom sr- ourdened
With large families Two stores have Aresoy oesn
broken open and It's difficult 10 sssign the bounds
within which starving population may oe -
-her ma prospect OF relief 10 ell apparent before me
asls or rather end OF next Nay a. TIE seed ior heh'
yssrs crop is or viii be- consumed ere tns sprhs "
,o.sno,s for tina the evil hour Of starvsson-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28

and the National Guards having aker arms tranquility
~. promptly restored.
The Tfass say, thsi the dispatches Of the Ausiisn
Government l. the principal Continental powers Indicate
the existence Of good n not cordial understanding
between Austria and France and encourage the srors
h,pe that NJ conflict 10 likely 10 arise In regard 10 the
policy Of Fra. srs Austria upon The French soil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28
ENGLAND.

The Board % Trade returns, for the month ending
Feb s show that the exports do not mastain tss in
crease OF the preceding three month"; the tots being
f2l6 600 -ss than the same period lass year There Is
no very psrticu. feature IN imports except IN grain
owing 20 the reduction Of duty on the Let Eco In Cot
ton the increase 10 imports. compared With the sane
months las, yea, 10 5is ert-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

WEEKLY REPORT OF DEATHS AND INTERMEsTs
for the lce,k ending March "a Males 10; females 20
adnlts 10 children 20. Total As. Their diseases were
as follows Aneurism, l; spopexy, burned. 2 con
sumption, convusions, 3 croup 9 debility, !;
dropsy, 3; dropsy In the bead. puerpers fever ;
scarlet fever, q typhoid fever, whoop!ng cough ?
Inflammation OF the brain. Inflammation OF the bow,
Ella / Inflammation Of tho lungs l Inflammation Of
the stomach Inflammation Of the throat inaras'
mus. 9; measles, pleurisy siillborn' ) influence
debiUtitus dentiiionis, organic OF stomach, L.
There were also 20 interments In Greenwood ana
other Brooklyn grounds from New-fOrk and other
places
Tux Nav ALARM BELL.-Tho workmen were
engaged yesterday afternoon In preparing to raise the
nsw Bell for the City Hall which has arrived and 10
now at the Fulton Ferry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28
CITY ITEMS.

TUESDAY, March y.
SroRM-The variable March has again brought
US touch Of Winter. Last night about 10 o'clock IL
commenced showing and continues at the present writ
ing with the violence Of February gale The tenn
perature has grown 40 much colder that the snow
which at fret melted fast II fell now covers the
streets to the depth of two or three inches
The IRISH HAMPERS BALL.-Last night the
benefit ball Of Mr. WALL, the Blind Irish Harper, took
place at Tsmmsny Hail. and was conducted with great
spirit Dancing was kept up until late hour this
morning with great cheeriulness and energy and the
in,ermssons happily filed up by the performance
of Mr. Wall on the Irish Harp. The company chiefly
Iri.h were much delighted with the love tunes an',
martial airs OF their country from the Instrument oil
their pride and reverence and many times heartily les
ti6ed their approval of the powers Of the hsrPst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28

~ The South Bend lind Register OF the me lS,n
.sy. ,hs. the 81, Joseph River had been ,e.y ao.p
ing tbs previous week nsnsr 10 ia, above low water
mark and keptu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28
WANTS.

xVANrRD-A eolorsA womae. 70 DO he woss of
private family OF three % sar petsops she nes, -
setve secus,omed to feners n9esswo,, and sSns ~
between Sixth and seventh avenues I've advertiser wosd
be Wiling 10 vsit sscn time In order TO secure tooS
domestic from come family giving ~ hoossAssplAS
MIL eteod'
NNANTkD-By . respsctsble yoasg women, . sas-
w too TO do general hcasswosti FOOD wssAsf ena
objection to 70 .soa ds,snes i die eosn,r, VIII re-
spectacle private family. Apply % Bridsss NE rear
MI 81
WANrKD-sy I.:p.e,.sls yosay Ss"ss sue
eiy i-f.trSca given required On 1t y E'..aks..i
corner of kosa mu ~
NVANTED-A snasuoe Is BY young woman
w with hssh breast Of milk Would take Ne entire
ehsrs. Of baby hss no objection 70 solas saSc s's
,.ne. in ne s9u.ty csn sivs good reference osl
VVANTKD-A smsd YOUTHS sstry eissk. ncse need
.ppy bat such = s:S va: goo sasss a.. ss.~ . ssS
' Ss :S.'' years q sfs% sfs + co s,o.sv
VVANrKD-sy r..pss,.sl. PIos.ss.n. woas,, .i.-
I. sUss w:;S .sS G :: or . a. sSS::
distance In the country. Apply h Tsrusss drst etek
hcuss wee, OF s'I,hsveeas mn ~
WANTED-A msD and his Wits 70 90 sbou, = n.s
w from The city Ne must BE- ps.ssiss hrmss, his vo
capable Of doing sscsfsl boesswcss and Of msn:shS
'msll dairy Eosn:s or Scotch .i b Psisrsa i.ssrs
~ pedous hand b desircus Of prcesreg smyloymsos
copys The sarisla<losy references VIII be given
ss to ability, &c. Address l.. Tribune Once nTT
TO LAWYERs-wsntsd, BY y.ups avyw. Who
has had lhss years practice In The city, snS has a.
brsry, situation In the Once of some lawyer wse hes
large business and would LIKE come ssdetanes osss o.
IswsrPO MI A'
no l.AWY ERa-A Counssscr- ~ Law who hss bssa
In successful practice for come ysss In nsis shoraG
county having to The city wishss To form basnesa
connection or favorable staaon c'srh 10 some
law Once. Address Applicant Tribune once. nSs st'
OF s0n WANrkD-An sctivs man wish his
.s)UVsmoant Of capi:sl TO engage In manufacturing
an article VI which With ready saes seoash
cen be- manu- profit Of several hundred
dollars mouth Address u thls oHcs, With real name
mH 81
A MUSIC COMPOslTOK WANTED = sis
n wiliism-st nj lw'
A LAD WANTED-who write good hand. 10
n quick with figures and viii be sstshsd vh small
AK New Yc. p Poss Once. " MI ~
A GENTLEMAN OF sdsesuen ssd indussrtses heb
"A lie wishes situation In come conmsreisi house %
where gsasra business tsowledss ability sorocrsns
or PRACTICAL msibemstieisn may rscommsnd hin Usgees-
uonsbls rsferepces W character and utefuy VIII %
given Apply personally, OF By Letter, 70 JOHN YOUNG
Esq Abinsdos-sq1e nn ~
NOUN9 MkN nom ne couamy are wanted, 70 sea
Bosou Public sroa Rooms Tbe isrgess comiss'os viii
be alioweo, fair wages NJ ths month viii 10 paid
large OF cheap works Will be kept constantly on heDe
Travelling axso will DO ws 70 call Call imhne1a:sy ~
sKlNNfRB PubHcaion Room. N. Y. orsneh Ooes 10
broad way. room No 2 up Stare 1ftW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28

FIRr.-About O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
fire broke out In a frame building occupied by num-
Der Of poor colored smilcs in Twenty second st near
the sxth-eve The flames exlinguished AFTER 40
ing tritiinc damase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28

Nrw Musc-We have just received from
Messrs William Hall s Son two new Songs py j. o.
WOODBURY. called "MARy OF LAxs ENoN' ana
LONG ron NEw. ENGLAND" being Nos. and OF e &C.
ries Of new Songs and Ballads.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28
Collision Of the Steamers DR.. Franklin and
Amarunth.

TIFILhDFTFfINi FIViiIhyi 'IHIVu Ut TT
The Steamers DR.. Franklin and Amaranth came
IN collision the mouth of the Illinois by which the
latter was sunk The loss 10 put down at sJoOOO On
which there was d slight insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28

-. An alarming remor prevailed in Mobile ON
III, I6th mat causing painful fears for the safety Of
Nav Orleans IL was 10 the elect that telegrsphic
sl.ns,eh from tha, city had the
Of a q fearful creyasse In the second Municipality,
through which the river flowing with great veto
eI,v oelusing the city Fortunately however, proved
without foundation although the river VI" hsner than
A h.a heen before and the constant occurrence OF crew
s.ss Al various places the city together with the
prsvslence of biz winds well calculated 70 ensen
der alarm The evee along the upper part OF tne Ses
end Municjpslity was overlooked 20 considersoie
asnth ON The l4th and crevssse occurred sisyeue
AB.ton Rouye three extensive crevssses had occurred
which will cause immense injury to the Pl.nts'ons '
Point Coupce and West Baton Rouge As mos' oi ,ne
sugar cane will be destroyed The last strsne" WIZ
had arrived ct New Oriesns from Pittsburgh rePo'""
the rivers rising all the way down
RieHTs or MARRIED WosES.-The p'il 10 10
vide for the Protection Of Married Women 10 the En
joyment Of their Property which passed the ssnss "
Wisconsin lew days since. killed IN the hsse'i
bly, the 7sh inst motion 10 strike out the ehse'hs
clause having prevailed by vots of - to -.
The GOLD Calitorliia gold. IN small
quantities 10 daily arriving here from New Bedford ana
other whaling ports where IL arrives Ina vessels from the
Pacific. We have seen . small phisl OF the gold In
grains which was brought from New Bedford BY Col
Hatch this morning. Boston Trsv. 10Th.
Y The Free Soilen Of Michigan are to hold a
State Convention Of Jackson, the the ID day of May
next TO nominate esndidssss for Governor and Lieut.
Governor,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28
DestrucIIyc Fire.

LOUISVILLE, Monday, March &C..
Four large warehouses in this city were par
italy destroyed by fire on Sunday last The loss,
which is heavy was mostly covered by insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
BY Telegraph 10 the ssw-Iork Tribune.
Later from san Francisco Five Millions of
Gold Waiting shipment.
BALTIMORE, Monday, March =

The Ne'e Orleans Balletin Of the 10th announces
the arrival at Panama OF brig from San Frsnesco,
which reports 100000 Of gold at tina, pert to be
shipped on board the steamer California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28
Two Steamers Destroyed by Pire-No Lives

PITTSBURGH, Monday, March 90
The steamers Alphonso and Lamsrtsne were
totally destroyed by nre opposite Bs'o ILLINOIS, yes'er
day The books were all saved, Sc also the pas
sensers and crew.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28

GOLD oS THE WAY.--The royal steamer Clyde
srrived at kingston Jamaica, tho 9th instant rom
Csrthsgena with Ss00Oo0 in specie. Much oil this w
presume came across the lsthmus 10 Chseres thousn
Il not mentioned In the papers. We extract from va"
Mor afnR Journal of the 7h all the news by the Cyoe
California Gold The Royal Mail Company steam team,
ship CLYDE, arrived yesterday from Csrthagens me
accounts brought by her in reference TO the Csorns
gold %. cking affair sufficient to convince tne uhoe
lever that there t,le exsgeeraton In the amount
the gold discovered In California and OF the extent
the region In which the precious metal 10 ioun1' n
Young gentleman well known Ia this city ana VINO -
AZ present at Panama has written his fsher mere ,ciy
faith nj accounts He says that no steamer from al
nsraiso and Lima had yet arrived. but the American
steamer Oregon came in last night (the 2Sd teorusry)
and brous BIT me a letter from - dated inc o'n'-
He says; -.,. 40 ,nf,,r,
-" avail myself of the present opportunity 70 nloin
Won sf the ne We from California Two vesseS Hi'e"
Yesterday one wtk $4,000 In gold, and toe othsr,
though supposed to have some on board, keeps tne
matter secret An American soop OF ~sr 10 snoi,y
expected with $500 900 on board, and all the sPesus
tors that len here ak months sgo have reszeu All ne
csrsoes al immense profits We expect'horuy " ns'
q great inhux OF this species OF bullion ss
abundant and accessible all who choose 10 eoheo'
over extent Of ground ak hund red miles long ~
eisht broad Mr.. Alexander Cross has sent one sonu
piece " gold, weighing as present 10 MS
wife here.
The foregoing extract comes from q quarter to be
depended upon, and we publish II relying upon the
good authority otthe party who communicated II TO u.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28
GENERAL NOTICES.

- Fowler 4 Wells, Parsssie0ts0 49,
Pubns herr, Causce Hall Isl NeassDA eeH ~ Pea
- Nsw.Ysrk Waser.Curs Rseabtis hoese,
viih 6ynnasium, y o. PERSON cor q twslAe-c ea4
-Unvsssfyplscs D1~
- Watsr-Cure.-Dr. rRAll resolves psesne q HE
eommodio1s city estabfshmecI IS Ls(htss Esd o. oye~
erected The summer term vil commerce Apfu l. OH
door practice sssended 10 Cccsultsuocs q. mis- In
q lrtsh kmisrans Sec1ssy.-fhs Aanua Eiec-
for o6sers and eueep % The rxsceuvs CoUmafss
u the above Society," vl % bed cdee u Spuees
90 Mooday next the 81 day Of April The pole VIII b
ov-n st n ocloek A n. and slose prscisssy 81 r
By order maj iEl .. DALI. Secrsfary.
rfiladephis ~ vi, Lecture on wsdasstsy ED ftsu-
day ev~cugs March - end ~ q n seloca, b ADereaa
Hal, as Broadway, VI Grand ct oshlsst-r rorb
scies Of the serpa-s reisns ne kngdsa u o sn<
lure u is inuoducroo. MI 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28

Il has been supposed By some that the position
OF those who oppose the lew railroad from Syracuse
Rocbsster 10 adverse 70 the granting Of competing
lines IN sll cases The following extracts from :
speech made in the Assembly will show The position
taken By the Committee
Mr.. VaRSrN said that he wns sorry to obtrlie
longer the patience Of ths Corr Mite but be f-t
that this wss subject q s. r-c' Importance 80 10
justify him, ss Member OF ID. O. 3miItes who made
this report In saying sOmetNns u yindcsii0n. u
became every Who thousa, h, mind WA sufh-
ciesty made up, 10 once more cs7ei4ly review the
facts presented In this rep1 'sps slly ss these
facts had been grossly misreprss~4t-t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28

HNANTRO-A colorei womac, DO The Wosk of Q
w private family OF three 90 har psssops she 10
sctive accustomed general hoasswofh end cone well
recommended Apply ipmedis,sy o. le< Wees fArisss's
bssw Sixth and I've advertiser wosld
be willing 10 shcn time. In order secure tod
domssuc from come family giving ~ hoasskssp~s
rn2l etrods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28

We have referred 10 the original Charters 20
show la, these roads were originally located the
ure,eur lins NOT without good silt the
rrn mod s,on of rhe xrestest nnuIoer We deem II
answer 70 Be told that the companies W no bu these
roads petroned for charters thsse very for
We asnit this asd We show that the ether route vas
also represented that time snd that the Legislature
concluded that the news Of the petitioners we're on
he whole The visest We esn farther show nsees-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28

nHUG.srOkg YOR BALk-Posssssass - psner
~ advantages Of loesssan, ssd asdsr mall expsass
vt b cod lov, The psopssof bsne ansbls 70 give ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28

a.. 81. AZ "a. se-1fe = ~ 5fsf< y .fee 80
~ ..i a0ls.fs r. A4sgfn aas syrsc-se sDi A.
..-r-r Rsfoa3 cbtrtSf-s - ts L~ssst1fs " ssS
- sec. 2rysaot szslsus@.. a1f f-tsi snnt "a
As.-fns - psss'f- o IN % satsof- n
u u rslrusf - kschsssf 70
-s-x -- sr-sfy szs,s ssc ssees-sfa
~ ,.ns se1'. esr -srs rsspsctisAy ss'
,s.tsy . sss Of roar seSors
- ,o4y ssck sli, szs fcf ihs oiev nx rsaso1s .
4 rts pssssSs " ~ oA . sass.os ~vsA ~ eo~ WI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28

NNANTkD-By resp~cssble ycass woman, . sue.
w ton TO do general hcasework, good wssAsr ard
lrosef and plain coos The best u rsfsrsses gives No
Oh eciion 20 short distance 70 The coantry viii re-
spectacle private family. Apply % briisss Ne rear
80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-28

After the presentation Of sundry petitions Mr.
CURrrss reported in favor Of authorizing the Governor
10 appoint Commissioner 10 examine into the eondi
ton of certain Indian Titles in this state.
Mr. b. THOMPSON moved the reference OF the
petitions in regard to the reduction of tolls on rail
roads
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-01-19
Turkey Ell Estate for Sale.

sn TINHIS valuable Estate is offered for sale on
SniA terms that fail suit purchasers. 1t
IssG- consists OF about of Land with
venient Buildings. The water from Turkey Hill Pond
through the OF said Farm and falls cat
of one hundred and twenty five feet in the distance
OF about 20 rods forming of the best Water Pow
in Worcester County.
There upon the premises three thorough built
and substantial Rock Dams with Grist, Saw, Lathe and
Single Mills all in good running order The Mill Pond
is mile in length and extends from the road leading
TO New Braintree to that leading to Barre. Half mile
above the Mill Pond is Turkey Hill Pond which is the
ain reservoir Eos description OF this Pond Lake,
Typographical Map of Massachusetts.
From the best authority, and actual survey, would
the public that this Water Power is amply
sufficient to in the aggregate five hundred Cotton
Looms with ali their attendant machinery that amount
of any other The location is good, and easy of access
being miles from the City Hall in Worcester, the
great thorough fare through Paxton Rutland Barre Oak
ham, and New Braintree.
The above has been surveyed plan and Rrafile
he has liberty refer 1t will be sold as whole,
or in seperats privileges may best suit purchasers
For further particulars, inquire of the subscriber in
New Worcester, hon Isaac Davis Worcester,-Abert
Cnrtis, Esq, Nec WOrcester,-Thos. Bottomly ESQ.,,
Letcester,-A. B. Pike, Esq, Providence r. L,-simon
C, Grout, Esq, Schenectady N. Y,-Messrs. Pratt
Downs Scott, Worcester,-Willard Snow, Esq. PGc-
ton,-D aniel Coburn Esq, Loiceu
New Worcester, Dec 90, lS4s dwtf