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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-22

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in Cincinnati f6Io6 iib neuIid in cine Stu.
be. porin fie in ibrsm unmdBieen 3ulfanbe
lfarb. 1ls man iis fano, maren ibre beioen
Obren BON Staten abaefrefjen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-22

SSn sinisen &bsiIen pcn GeeiI Co.,
Marplano, finb fsbr pisIe RartOffeIn bur6
bic Sdule serft6rt woroen. Sin 5err 6p.
Lamb BON Glib Ned fou $50 SuldeI perIO.
rem babsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-22

ScS 8cn ben @liff Minen an Den Sbern
Seen iino in oiefem Sabre bsreits $50 Som
nen meift sseiseenes &upfsr Su Sage eefSr'
bert tporbn, uno Der 1asnt, Sbrilt Nle'
Ruiabt, faat aus. oaB er Die biesidbri9e
Qusbeute auf 1000 SouneR brinaen werbs.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-22

~ Gines Der unanaenebmifen ,Sines.
Die man tbun Fam, lit, Die QnIsibe elmer 5
SbaIer Note sinem Sreunbs su pcrwsissru,
Der, wie man tpsi6 iie nismaIs Suridbesab
len wirb, eem man biss absr ni6t germ
faat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-22

~ Das @sribt pom 9amiltOn County,
Sbic. bat in @iueinnati ouf Die 1nflase sc.
oen ben @ountp, @tsrf orn. &ou. we9en
Isinsr Qusfsuuns BON @ablbefdeini9unssn
an bic osmofratif6sn &eprdientanten. ent'
fhisoen. ba6 Die 8ef6werosfhbrer ib an
ole @efeesebun9 wencen fclltsn. Babr-
fbsintidb neroen bic trauri9en Iuftritte bes
leetcn @intsrs in Der ndbften Sieun9 Su
Columbus misberbolt werosn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-22

RSDsr bsfannte Serr 1noreas 81.
9 moInifar ssbtnft in GleueIanb, Sbic,
Elm balb ensIifd baIb oeutfdss 8latt, unter
bem Namsn: Scr wabre &epubIifaner-
ssssn Die Serfdworuns Der MOnar6iiten"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-22

@Gs III nidt paS mir perbieneu, fon'
bern mas mir erfparsn, bas uns reid madt.
Gs it ni6t mas mir sNen. ionbsrn mas mir
ueroauen. bas uns felt madt. Sc III nidt
mas mir Ielen. fonoern mas mir beboIten,
bas uns eeIebrt maebt. 1lles cieies 1T febr
einfab, aber nertb bebaLten su neroen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-22

SS SSemanb iaat fsbr sOttlos, Stpei jun.
ae edbies fsisn unldnsit BON sinem &ssen-
ffurme ubsrfalIen woroen. uno aIs fie na6
6aufe esfommsn, babe Der Ressn bic Sarbe
aus ibren Gslibter 9ewaf6en. @ie S6a'
bet
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-22

RSS Sn Der gldpp 9Jaro su Bafbington
ierTprdHg eIH 0z PrnHprt, nIt IU1tIbru g or.
fu6e au9effeut wuroen, uno t6otete auf Der
Stelle oenRanonisr Bm. Meeane. Mebre
SiiI;iere entrannsn nit fnapper glotb bem
Spbe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-22

ScgDie Barfe @liab Spift. BON 9eu'
9)orf. nab Tsu Srleans beilimmt, aina auf
Siaaes &ifF ednSIidb psrloren am %. Sfto'
Der. Ser unterifsuermann uno IL 9aiIa'
oiere ertranfen. Die ibrisen paHasisre
uno Mannfbaft wurben aerettet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-22

RS Quf cem portsmCutb uno Concord
Rieselmcs ereienste fit am pOriaen MCn'
tag elm traurisss rneIid. Gin &nabe wolIr
te cine Sub BON Der 8obn treiben. ale ibn
bic Rarren erfa6tsn uno iiber i'm ain9en,
hnb feinm &opf poIlftinois pom &6rper
Frpunfe1
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-11-22

Die ,,ecnbcn Smts" bat ciucn artitsl u6tr ben 1ns
hub prn CANADA on bic Ser. Ct, nab nsltbefn Jebn
9un litb in Die to(oiae gIcttpcneiettt snts Sdrits6
nit trftmSsltben 1nfano ftasn ;u prGsn ldhsint
Sn Srtanc Sauertsn eis antirsns Y3opesun9sn fsst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-30
Foreign nIlscellnny.

The Court Circular announces that her Maje,ty'r.
accouchement Is shortly expected
Unusually large potstons OF grapes have recently
been made from the south OF Europe.
Numbers OF English travellers are nov visiting
Thebes and Upper Egypt
For the first time the Of the fire.. city Frank
fort has elected Jew to the dignity Of First city
Pbytici
MIR Mscsulsy has been reelected Lord Rector Of
Glasgow University, without opposition.
The London Times communicates the official
pouncement, that government has decided estao-
fishing penal colony for ooDsictsn Westrn Australia
Vienna letters Of the 18th ult state That Ksssuth's
last address IL not deemed authentic.
The London Tunes cautions bankers aud others at
home and abroad against attempt at fraud ado by
MI Greishein and his ooofsdsrates oa the pre-
tsncs that he has succ-soed To large property Ia
Ohio. ~ The system seems sinilar u that broken
mp by the Times a few yesrs sgo.
According to q carefully collected register the nun.
Der of Jew. In Germany -nd Of 1914 So O0J
namely 22l 600 in rrusea 100 900 IN Austria Propsr
and In the other German States 2Ik 900 The namDsr
~ Jews In the other counties under ths Austrisn
dominion Is calculated by some Mt I5lss5, aud by
others at7sO 2G6.
Some Of the Iarg. house. In London .h ppiny
colonial produce Tor ths Untes Stst.s, and It A.
thosDd bags 81 coffee for stob TO that quarter
Captain Hosken. lat. Of the Great Britain. aud Who
since accompanied the Rsjah Brooke to Bors-o. has
returned to Bristol for q snort time Capt. Hosxsu
however, we at. informed, mean again TO go out 10
Borneo - hrtstoi journal.
Tho grandson OF sir wstss Scott will shortly rus.
coed TO troop In the 10Th LADc.rs
The Duke snd Duchess lie Nemours have returned to
ClafemoDt FROM the robtinsot.
Orders have been received 10 LoDdon for the building
and httirg up OF q steam yscht for tbs Emperor Of
Ruffis.
DR.. auckland declares that the srtesisn wells In
London will not yield supply Of vatee for the To-
hsbitants.
NJ Psuwels the machine maker of Brussels, has Just
sent nom Abt~srp TO san Francisco, IN CALIFORNIA;
complete hotel consistibg II forty rooms With beds,
chsts, tables Nc all In cast iron The whole takes to
pieces when desired.
The vessel M.pcius arrived a. the port IL Liverpool
from Hong Kong has brought 2eso pgs OF iron, ss =
portion Of her cargo.
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and clergyman could not engage In their considers
tion OF Advancement without violation of his ordi-
nation oath. The convention, by . very strong and
decided vote sustained this position and thus Ia Ken
lucky, in most of the States of the Union, the
reverend the clergy commended to the care Of
their focks, and to abstinence from politics.
The next question the all-important one Of
srctDg the Legislative In the creation of State
debt en- which interesting discussion was ell
cited Connected with 1t, also, proposition to
provide for the future and prompt payment OF the
State debt brief sketch Of the origin rise and pro-
grers Of this State will not be uninteres
ing here In 1879 economically and frugaly had the
State government been administered that there
surplus In the public treasury Of $4,000. This
distributed pro rota among the countless and was
to be applied to internal Improvement purposes Sti
nulated by the benefits resulting from the Improve
meAts thus constructed but, above all, by the
mpulse' which had seized upon her sister States in
this work Of public improvement, Ia 1885 Kentucky
borrowed million Of dollars, to be expended also on
turnpike roads, OF which the country wofuy de-
fcent. and which private enterprise had not found 1t
prof able to construct The internal improvement
mania increased in fervor and the appetite for borrow
ing growing upon what it fed the State issued its
bonds and went to borrow until the crisis and the
pressure" came and funds were no longer to be had
and the works had to be suspended The indebtedness
thus created for internal improvement Is rs follows
For turnpike roads. S2,525, 400 10
For RAILROADS. 80, Dos w
For locking, and dammng, and GREETINGS
slack water navigation In the Kentucky,
Green and Licking rivers. .......... 2133, $50 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-30

DurcH EAsr Irpiss-The overland mail bs. brought
ipteltgepce from Java TO the ysth September The
impert and export dues during he eight months 81
lstp amounted TO 3s2 eS4 2oh being 5T2 s63l2d
thss IN 1917 ssd $50 sTSn thsn In ls4s, within
the period In the Ksdoe district Of Java, mill
lien 81 coffee plsnts have been destroyed ard the 20.
becco harvest 10 entirely lost An earthquake felt
at soursbsys the 18th Septembsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-30

THE AtcrIc E,rrp1I0s.-S Sir James Ross has pub
lishsd report OF the proceeding. Of the expedition
which he ded in search Of SIR John Frsokiin
IL differs so little, however from the statemss, already
made public that do not think ~ necessary TO re-
produce II Nor shsll enter Into the Argument
whether under the circumstance all that migat have
been effected for the discovery OF the missing exredi
tion vas done Just nov, would urge upon the Ad-
mirslty the xpediepcy Of summoune sll the Arctic
naval officers TO their councils with the view Of learn
ing ffom them the beat course TO be pursued and Of
sctisg their edvioe We glad TO know that the
Council Of the Royal Society have memcriszed the
Aonirary to that effect; and have reason for
believing that the Admiralty vil forthwith act In
coidspce with the request and that the interrupted
search for Sir John Franklin will be resumed.-Le~dsn
.qfb,oovr, Nov. a
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N S4,USl, 5SB 81
The share Of the United States surplus revenue
which at the time of the distribution fell to Kentucky
81 43S6 20 At the time of its reception $3.50 900
of 1t appropriated to the formation Of fund for
common school purposes The necessities Of the State
however became pressing; money could not be bor
rowed and that fund appropriated TO pay interest
on the internal improvement debt. The State, how
gave bonds TO the School Commissioners for the
funds thus appropriated bearing interest This inter
est has remained unpaid and the Indebtedness Of the
State now to the school fund principal aud interest
Add to this, money borrowed from the
DaDks. zS0OO0 ~
Also internal improvement debt 1881, $50 "a
Also what is known as Craddock fund.-. 5000 90
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-27
Turkey Hin ESTATE for Salc,

NA his vausble Estate is now offered for ssle on
es;M terms that cannot fail TO suit pu chasers IL
- Oonsists OF about sixty acres Of Land with con-
senent buildings. The water from Turkey hin Pond
s Iou2 the centre OF said Farm. and falls In a cat.
a, " one hundred and twenty five feet 10 the distance
q Spou ~ rods forming OF the be.t Wafer Powers
IN W orcester County.
n.re are now upon The premises three thorough buili
ae SUBSTANTIAL Rock Dams, with Grsi, Saw Lathe and
ehlngie Mills all in good runnngender. The Mill Pond
y one mile IN length and extends from the rnd LEADING
10 Ncw Bralntree TO that leading 10 Barre Half mile
sn"ve The Mill Pond, is Turkey Hill POI d. which is The
man reservoir For description this Pond or Lake
see Typographical OF Massachusetts
FROM the best Authority, aud actual survey, l would
announce TO The public that this Water Power is anpy
Suiceni TO move In the aggregate five hundred Cotton
Looms with all their attendant machinery Of that amount
o. any other The location is good and easy of access
oelng miles from the City Hall in Worcester on the
geat thorough fare through Paxton Rutland Barre Oak
ham, and New Brainiree.
me above has been surveyed plan and profile drawn
winch may be seen by calling the subscriber or those
ne mas the liberty TO refer Ii will be sold as whole
or IN seperats privileges, may best suit purchasers
FOR tnrher particulars, inquire OF the subscriber in
new HorceSftT, or Hon Isaac Davis
Curtis, Esq, Nep Woreester,-Thos. Bouomy Esq
II h ne, Esq, Providence, r. l,-Simon
= Groat, Esq Sehsn. cfady ~ Y.,-Messrs. Pratt.
Downs Il Scott, Worcester,- Willard snow Esq Par
ton,-Danie Coburn, ESD, LoweH
CHARLES HERsEY.
! New Worcester, Dec. 90, ls4s dwtf
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FACTORY TO LIlT.

TN SPENCER, gu table for Cottun Wooden
Goods, or olher manufacturing mechanical
purposes. said Factory is situated in the Centre
u igs OF Spencer, on never falling srream of water
VI sufficient power for operating 20 cotton looms and
epa uion, or more than sufficient for wooden
sch merry The building is SO by 80 three stories and
tic, nearly new and in hrssiae Older, with "a II bres
&c with main drums and belts Connected with The
sc is a new Dwelling House for two Tenements and
rv.l Land.
tefsrence may be had 10 WARREN BAKER, Worcester !;
ass DRAPER, ESQ., OF Spencer. OF the subscribers
rren. KNOWLES u SlBLEY
ilas IL. dwf
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"A TN New England Village, 6 miles ;ron Worcester
n near the Grafton Depot on the Boston and Wor
&l-ceser Rail Road The building is % by SO feet,
stories well lighted, and well supplied with water
$50, near the'above, GRlST MILL, nearly TT e
hng is % by 26 feet with two stories and attic
run OF Stone and Cracker, has good run of
tonr Tenemenls rented with the above, IT de-
j.
$50, A TAVERN STAND and LIVERY STABLE
rent.
Ey all of the above will be rented for one or more
SMITH 4 PRATT.
New England Village, March 9. dwtf
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a THE BRICK BUILDING on Lincoln Square,
L known the Worcester Branch Railroad Del
Spot, 100 feet by 50-wil be fitted up accommo
20 Lesse. track will be laid, ii DESIRED for
basement.
Aso, Building situated the Boston and Worcester
road Bridge, suitable for Machine Shop so by 50 H.
tories high, with steam engine and engine house attach
land Blacksmiths Shop near 40 by So feet storiei
n, with yard room-will be fitted to suit lennnts
immediate possession given Inquire the office of the
orcester and Nashua Railroad Company No. las Main
rect DIFF Febe
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BLACKSMITHIMG,
GREAT DISCOVERY.
OEsEG 0.F EE,BHEP DEE,

THiS OIL is prepared by II. G. CURRIER who is The
sole Proprietor in the United States and 10 the great
est discovery in the known world tor te growth of Hair
and warranted. Il will cause the hair 10 grow where II
mas iaen OH and is sure ative and makes il
grow thck dark and silky. Price o. per bottle The
fest OF reerencrs be obtained from those
been benefited in this city
~ b. The money will he paid back in all cases when
the Oil does not give satisfaction.
Sole Agents in Worcester, VIM. d. FENNO g. SON.
ioo NAN street dwti july 7.
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TO LET.

k-R A COMM0DlOUs Store, Tenement. and Barn
Ssl IA situated at Webster Depot II 10 well calcn-
A lated for the Poct and shoe business, abundance
aep for these branches business is TO be onnd in tas
Cnity. 1t is also well arranged for merchandising for
5hich purpose it has been occupied several years
or terms, which will be liberal good tenant apply
the Depot Master, or CLEMANS d HARMED. near lhs
misses dtl Webster Nov 2.
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FARM For SALE

A-A he subscriber offers for his Farm situated
Eme1 aoont mile south OF Grafton centre, contain
% ing about Go acres o. good Land, well the
buiii ags are IN good c0nduon-the House large and
convenient Tor Two families with never falling well OF
exec lent water IN the house-the Barn has been built
within few years. The Farm is divided into Pasture
Wool Land, ving a1d Tilage. There Is good Water
privilege on the premises where dam be raised with
out howng oiher premises. Said Farm will be snd Inv
and on easy terms. For further information apply 10 The
subscriber IN sutton centre, to Henry PREaT1cE
on the premises HENRY b. HOWARD.
Sutton, Dec 5. dutr
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FISH MARKET.

2G41 1nAGALl,
NO. Is FRONT STREET, WORCESTER.
w nBhE can be found all the different kinds Of FRESH
Hartford, New Haven, Norwich, New London, and Prov
idence nrkels such as Cod Haddock, Mackertk aiibt
Sh0d Bass, Black and B{at Fish. Salmon &c tupeIhe}
win an assortment Of small Fish from he salt ana Fresh
Waters Also, all kinds oi SHELL FISH from The above
PAGES Aiso an >sor'ment OF Dried Smoked and Picked
Fishbought at this market will he dressed in the
pest and most lashionpe STYLE and sent reasonable
dstance free " charge. TERMS CASH
UIF-tash pad for al kinds OF FREsH WArER FISH
Ap'li'' N. G. SPRAGUE.
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A BARGAIN,

a BARGAIN,
A ND A RARE CHANCE Il offered to
business man who would ike 10 engage in the Lyy
and Nest india Goods business in pleasant and thriving
Nhase on me me OF me Western Rail Road, ten miles
to change his business will sell his entire stock and stand
a. very srea bargain Any Individual having Inoder.
ate catn capital and wishing 10 g-ge in the mess Of
Country store, where none. scan be made mas nupy
personally or by letter Tost paid To Fr'
July IA diff JOHN FIR I'll, Clappuille Mass
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RICHARDSON 8 L0RIMG

AGENTS For SALE or
Cfai1sOn's Hot Air VentiIntfno FURNACE.
very superior arfansemen for Ienlins ventiatns
HEDENBERt'S PORTABLE FURNACE
hve sizes, of healing from 10 rooms-ihe CheaDes
Furnace IN use. sftt 80
new pattern Registers and Coal Crates
COPPER AND TIN FURNACE PIPE f>NfD
AND FURNACE WORK done at sho,f notjcs.
'uho ~ eoh&wH 73 HIain-st.
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HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE.

BUILDING LOTS on Wellington Street a new Stree,
u running west from Main Street north OF the residence
OF Able jacques, Esq Also. Austin, Chandler Chats
ham, Newbury, and Quincy Streets.
The above Lots nov for The FIRST lime offered Tor
sale The lasd adjoining hem being built upon and heir
pleasant location near Main Street. makes them the NEST
desirable Lots in The city. Terms suit the par-
chaser. l.. d 5 p HARRINGTDN
Aug 80. dwtf - portlsnd Strsa,
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Farln Ear &aIe-

THE Farm known as The TIiAXTER FARM is Offers
ed for sale, il being the best in the county
containing one hundred anu forty acres with all the
necessary hunss thereon in good repair, and veil
Supplied with running water. Three hun red dollars
worth o. fruit is annually Sold from said place
d&wtf A. NJ. MERRIFIELD.
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WHENCE THE DIFFEREWCE9

BAAA-@SVGA AAA4i G1hGJkHOEiI
A PHYSICIAN OF extensive practice IN tbis civ has
lost but two patients of plus or . phoid fever since
June lbth 1879 and Except when complicated ith
other diseases IN nfanfsJ but patient dysenery
during the same time In several other Diseases mot
perhaps, in aid his success has been equally can
any one inteiligenlIy expl lin the reason 4 -
Aug e. siaw3mis CALVIN NEWTON. MD
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NOT'ECE.

Lii persons indebted either by note or arcoun, IN ~
= estate of JOSEPH CONVERSE. deceased ar.s =.
guessed TO pay the snne immediately or they viii he ie
10 other hands for. coeciinn And -all rersons bavs
AN. ~ sa'o estate are qusstei present lb
a BET5EY CONVERSE.
Worcester, July 10, ls49. - NVA0e' Sss
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REMOVAL.

nEnVvAl,
nR. E. A. KITTREDGE has removed his
~ Office to his new Hydropahic Institution No "a
Frankiin Place, Franklin Street, BOSTON, Vapor and
all kinds Of Unmedicaied Warm and Cold baths aI,vays
readiness at the Establishment.
Transient boarders in acute diseases cam fdesirsd find
he best OF care and treatment house ill restored
or sncn TWO dollars per day, and upwards. For perma
nent hoaTdfrs from one TO dollars per day according
10 rooms &c own May 29.
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RARE CHAWCE
IRON PLANNERS FOR sAIE-

10y 1J1Aa 4VEkNk5 OEG AALEs
ANlClf JONES have on hand Iron Plane
IL ing Machines; two of IS feet with Trim motion com
piele' ana Two OF 9ieet, without the trip motion The
above machines built Of the best of materials
and Workmanship and will he sold low for cash or an
proved credlt-ihey may lie seen Foundery.
b. We continue to make al kinds OF CASTINGS
IN iRoN ana BRASS in general use, and warranted TO
give Satisfaction Orders solicited.
Worcester, July 2L DIFF
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TO RENE.

Ia A LARGE AND CONVENIENT TENEMENT,
ssN "A suitably arranged and now occupied as genteel
Sa@s boarding house pleasantly situated Main
rect, will be rented Immediately together with all The
Fnure and fixtures OF the house. The present hoarders
ay be retained and the OF the premises boarded
ar further Information apply at the oF Eden end
'Hdbury streets. July q
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RUILDING LOTT,

THE subscriber has for sale of the most desirable
= BUILDING LOTS in The City of Worcester il il Sit
mated on the north side of Chatham Street on The hghth
OF land near the Dwelling House of Rev Mr. smallev and
contains ABOUT e5oo square feet lie ta also other lots
on the same Street containing 5000 So f. eacaud
Lots IN the same vicinity Quincy Stand several Lois
neEr the Red Mills Taylor street.
June 4. DIFF CHARfFS WHITE
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
AxA 4 VALUABLE ESTATE, No. II Summer ST.
s.Es "A consisting OF House, Barn and Building Lot
s supply Of good and durable water, with many de
.rabe privileges, when examined. DIFF Marcb5
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VI EN-

- the 81 Story OF Central Exchange a ronm 10
IN by 60, possession given Immediately. Also, one
- or two TENEMENTS, Pleasantly situated. In
niry may be made at the Spy Office, or Of
July 81. le49 DIFF ADOLPnUs MORSE