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SdheH Book PHkliskA1
For sale at the Book Store Of
J. r. MESDENHAIL
Richmond, September 18th, l549. 3etf
Lemons, Oranges, Candies.
"TITH many other articles Of luxury and
" comfort, at M'CULLDCGHS.
May l, l-49-
II AWRENCE'S PURE WHITE LEAD, is
a n kAu Ia n,
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u Y I
SOMEWHERE between Hiram Daniels Ia
- vern the Richmond and Boston Turn
pike and Centr-vilIe, on Tuesday last, lnoroc-
covered Memorandum Book, containing IN
the SAID pocket $50, in FIVE dollar bills and
small change. Also, order for ST. on
the Richmond aud Boston Turnpike company.
The finder Will be literally rewarded BY return
ing II TO the bsc riber leaving this office.
DANIEL CLARK.
August Il. 1919 35- II
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RICHMOND FOUNDRY.
STOVES! HOLLOWAY ARE: CASTINGS!
AT CINCINNATI PRICES.

AT CINCINNATI PRICES.
TENHE undersigned would specifically inform
L the public that ne carries thc Founders
business, At the o.e est Enlistment IL Inns
on haad. for sale, superior iot of STOVES;
c'asIstsng OF Ms. /, .. and 3 IMPROVED ragA,ivN
FgIHG sFo~E SFsfaAs's IMPROVED COOKING
sEJyE, seven and template Stores OF different
SECS, with q neral assortment of Franklin and
splendid Parlor Stoves Aiso.-Pots, Kettles,
Andirons and " aggon-Boxes. He also manu-
features and ma es order--caRD:xG MACHINES,
CovDsNsERs, SPINNING and sAyrIyG MACHINES,
broad and narrow POWER LOOMS. PULLING STOVES,
and all kinds OF a-ilinery used /. n manutaetur
ing estabiishine nts
MIL GE :RING, or ALL Kinds,
saying that - hrs me largest ana best selected
ana Saw Mills lie has, in short, the lates,
improvements in the Niil-Gearing line
TFi..sHI<G MACHINES.
He has an excelien: 'ihraslns Il chine which
he manufactures. ana vii. sell iorcAsH or apPro-
veI TRADE. For ease to horses. aai l.,s.tts-- and
despatch III the execution of work, II is not Inle
rioF to aDy
Tie undersigned returns lis thanks - the
pnhic tor the iioera4 support bestowed appn '..n,
ana re~pec tldi.y sol3eItS continuance Of FAY
j. All kinds OF Machinery repaired Oh short
ant4cr. CASH WHEAT, or good HORSES. Will be
telben n exchange. araHy II the above articles
His S'Il} J.. ~Ipf;i. - on the 'raE1a side
81 Main t-e.t c,:sa~if" th' teicfuont t'aek store
where custom. = VIII pc promptly waitei
'rllG@. 0'ftAEKA.
richmond. Nay - 80. t!,.:tl 10,
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ME subscriber, offers for sale valuable
Stock and Grain Farm, situated FIVE miles
and a quarter East of Richmond. on the Ma
tional road containing $50 or $50 Acres.-It is
well tinbered, and about $50 acres under Guilt
vaton-ali under good feuce-e0 acres in timo-
thy and clover. Stock water in every enc losure
aud the wood land all set in blue grass A good
frame House and Barn and other necessary out
buildings OIL the pre- mises. and a we'll Of excel
lent water at the door. All of which will be
sold cHRAP-half cash. and the balance in two
equal annual payments. For further particu-
lars enquire Of the subscriber at Mitcheli's MILL
u miles South Of Richmond
WM. MITCHELL.
July Is. 1919. :0-3ms
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WOOL w ANTEI)i
Gard and spin by the Pound.
Full and Dress Z

VITINDoVy GLASS. from : by 10. TO IL by
w 30; Picture DO from 10 by II, 10 30 by -.
Doctors Office Furniiure-aiI kinds Lamp
Chimneys. Ia IG cts. each. For sale by
Nay %, ~. IRWIN REED
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CARRIAGES FOR SALE.

INHREE Rockaways, double seated. finish
L. ed in the tes, Style hand and for sale
CHEAP. Also u second hand carriage, for
sale or hire. Call at thu old stand on South
Fifth Street, south Of the Starr IIou-e.
JONATHAN MATHS
RieLmood Sept 10 l-fy :}9ft
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nESC HAMP'S REMEDY FOR CON
IL SUMPTION. for sale BY
IRWIN REED.
1TCali and get pamphlet explaining il.
May, i. 1919. I9-tf
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gTAvE YoU TRIED DR. PuRDIEs FAM

RTAvE YOU TRIED DIR. PuRDIES FAM
lily MEDICINES; well they good,
cali at Dr. Howells Drug Store, No. is, Main
street. where you can get Purdies' Pills. for
Dyspepsia and Liver affections. Purdies Plaster
for all sorts Of sores. Pur1,es Oistm@nt for all
diseases Of the skin. erup,ions. piles burns &c.
anc DIR. Purdies Phoeni Bi;t.rs, great Testorer
of the system These medicines Just intro
duc~d here, but they have had great run in tho
east Try them, and prove them.
Richmond. May %, 1919. l0-d
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Administrators Sales.

WV ILL be sold at public sale, on SATURDAY,
w the och day Of September, at the late res
idencc Of Adam Menka, deceased, all the Per
sonal Property of said decedent, consisting, in
part, Of
One two-horse Waoon--entrely new
two good Horses; one Milk Cow; two
Hogs; Cooking-Stove with trimmings;
set Of Chairs and Scttee: Bureaus; Table;
Stand; two Bedsteads. and Bed; Stand;
Clock Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture, and other articles not necessary
10 enuinerate.
Sale to commence at o'clock. p. NJ, on said
attendance gwen. by
JOHN PETERSON, Administrator.
At the same time and place,
ME- Personal Property of Henry KnoIlen-
berg, deceased, will also be offered at pub
lie sale: consisting Of
One large Cooking-Stove and trimmings;
Table Chairs. Bedsteads. Bed and Bed
ding; Mantle Clock, Cupboard, Scyihe.
Bureau; about 1000 feet first-rate ash
Flooring; Sheeting, Ratters. Joicc. and
Studding; and other articles not ncces-
sary to mention.
Terms viii be made known on the day Of sale ,
and due attendance given, by
DAVID kNOLLENBERG, Adm'r.
Richmond, September 18th. lS4o. BITS
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ME undersigned wishes to purchase large
u amount of FLAX STRAW, after the seed
has been taken off, and the straw rotted in the
usual way. The Flax should be either pulled
or cut close to the ground aud kept as dry as
possible. UApply at the establ mt. on the
Middle Fork, miles northeast of Richmond
GEORGE WILSON
September 5tA, ls49. 3.tf
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HR. F. CRANES SFINO ABDOMINAL
SUPPORTER * SHOULDER BRACE
"A nrw ana very valuable article. Physicians
" ould 90 we'll TO cali aud examine them.
IRWIN REED.
Nay, l.let1. l9-tf
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II AWRENCE's PURE WHITE LEAD, is
IL always kept for sale at DR.. HoweIls Drug
Store Nc is Nam street.
May %. l74e. 47-if.
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Notices of Marriages aud Deaths, when fur
nshed by those Interested, when seat
so4ne responsible signature, are inserted free Of
charge. Obituaries, over SIX lines, are charged
81 cents per square for the oyerpius.
The Zee for tdVertisiDg Dtvofc. eases must he
patd strictly ~ advance. Al! other legal adver-
tsefn"nfs insertcc on the p-cuniary r~Jpousibil,-
" OF the party ordering them. For advertising
wives, - per square will invariably be exacted
~ advance.
Yearly or half yearly advertisers have the
privilege Of changing their advertIsene nts every
ciBvoe months.
Candidates for office. who subAc ribers, can
have thsSr names inserted once, free Of charge
Those who not subscribers, one dollar will
isvariabIy be charged.
Administrators ADVERTISEMENTS. being part Of
tho expenses Of taking out letters Of Admins
trntinn, are expected to be paid out of the first
HsODies c. l!ec ted for the estate.
uJ-Woexpect to adhere strictly to the above
terms.
Ty'v. u. PALMER, is our Agent at New York.
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NHER MO METERS. Surgical lnstrsnlesis
u and Trusses Of ali kinds, for sale BY
May %, le49 REED.
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SITE IT. OF iSol.SA' IS.
IN the Wayne Circuit Court Spring Term
1880, in Chancery Sitting.
Phehe Ann Cox, alas
Pileb Ann Trimbie.
" For Divorce
Crissiouii Cox, dli1s
ChristweII Cox.

On this 9th day of September. 1910, at the
Fall Term, 80. OF the Wavue Circuit Court
the SAID petitioner bv james Perry her attorney
comes and files her Bill for Divorce and also an
affidavit alleging the non-residenc. OF the SAID
Defendant, whrreupon the Court ordered that
notice of the Alag and pending of sai. Bill by
publication for three weeks succeS>iveiy ia some
weekly newspaper Of general circulation print
ed and published III said county Therefore no
ticr Is hereby gwen 10 sad Defendant OF the
filing and pc ndiug OF said Bill for Divorce. and
unless he appears before the Judges of SAID Court
at the Court House IN aud for SAID county on
the first day OF the next to lie held on the
first Monday of March next, TO plead. answer
or demur said Bill. the same will be heard nd
determined II his absence
W itDeSS,
THOMAS G.. NOBLE, Clerk
JAMES PERRY. attorney for Pdittoner
Sept. III, Ic49. 3S-}w
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II Meet every W ed nesday evening, at o'cI'k.
NIechanjcs' Mutual Protection, No. 4,
Of Btich MOMd,
I-Meefs on Thursday evening Of each week,
at the Hall Of the Young Mems Literary Assoc
citation, ut p o'clock.
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ElIeeTks. CORN, CORN NJ AL. and
4 for sale by SWIM & POE, No. I.
Opposite the Post Office.
Richmond. June Gth. a. Elf
May %. -. S-rf
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Lemons, Oranges, Candies.
"IITH many other articles of luxury and
" comfort, at M'CULLDCGHS.
May l, l-49-
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I. q. .. +.

Meot on Friday evening of each week, at ~
O'Clock. Hall IN Lippencou's new building, OPP
p0sito the Huntington House.
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CLARK Division. No. 3. sons Of Temperance.
IJ'Meet every Wednesday evening. at II o'cl'k.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-02
Massachusetts Legislature.

SATURDAY. April 90.
SENATE Passed TO be eracled-B,lls Tor the SET,
tement OF certain pauper accounts; concerning rail
road corporations; in addition &C. 10 in copcIate ne
PichawaIm Manufacturing Co cen, eming the S,aie
Library; concerning the Vermont and Massachuset Is
Kan Road Go; resolves relating to The Stale Arsenal at
Camordge concerning rail roads crossing each other
reports Of COMMITTEES. On the Judciary-Bv Mr.
Nelson The bill, House, in addition, &c, to ncor.
porale The city OF Worcester, with additional section
which provides that moneys collected 10 the Police
Court OF that city shall be paid INTO the County instead
OF the City Treasury
Mr. Giles obtained leave to introduce dill con-
cernlng dram shops and tipping house." which was or
dered 10 be printed and referred TO the Committee on
the judiciary.
Sundry Rail Road bills were ordered to be elqrossed
with the "Corbss pfeviso" attached to each: among
Them, one authorizag tie Norfolk County Rail Road
Corporation 10 buAd branch; aud The Souihbrdee aud
Blackstone. "'0
The bill to secure the more equal distribution of the
property Of msolvent corporations amongst ITS creditors
was amended 80 as 10 exempt bank corporations from
il> PROVISIONS Oner amendments were proposed, and
discussion arose, pending which the Senate adjourn.
ed w "
House. Passed to be enacted-Bils for the he,ter
preservation Of useful BIRDS increase the captal
stock OF The Shoe d lie ther Dealers Bank; 10 auhor
u hall Road Corporations and other Highways; 10 in,
corporate the Assoc iaons relief of aged ndioen
females; concerning Rail Roads; to Incorporate the
Cocniuale Bank to incorporate the Mansfield Coal and
Mining 20; Resolves in favor OF The Committee on
Boston Harbor mus ~
:, Sundry Bills were order to be Engrossed-The
House non'concured in the Senale's amendments TO
secure the equal rights OF Stockholders IN Corporations.
Inc bii concerning Public Schools was indefinitely
postponed.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-02

pThe King oil Prussia's refusal OF the Crown
OF Germany stated in the news by the last steam
err, partakes somewhat OF the character OF the an.
swer given by North Carolina dansel TO her
sweetheart, when he proffered her his heart and
hand. II was sort O. ne and sort o. yes, but ratr
err more sort O. yes than sort o. no. The Fnrons-
an Times says:
His Majesty refused the preferred honor. but
in consideration OF the resignation OF the Arch.
duke Jo1n' he seems disposed to accept the guild
ance OIL German affairs, upon the proposal OF the
German Governments, and under consent ~ ~
National Assembly. All the States of C,ermanv
which, of their free will, will choose 10 placs
themselves under him as their head. are TO form
Bundestst,--a sort of fast and loose confedera
lion, which is to exclude or admit Austria. Raw.
ria, and Hanover.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-02

NEW LIGHT. We had OF the opportunity of seeing
Napt falneS xhibii:on of his Illuminating gas Obtained
ny mechanical agency nom water, mich took place on
Froay ev,ning last. Undelstandng e, however from
'hose 10 did see H. that it as tminenly successful we
requested him 10 furnish notice of it, and have re,
SeNeu me following communication
CIR In accordaEce with your submit request. the
iesu'' OF me experiment with the ''Naler Light from
u,s oupaio OF the Exchange on Friday evening
ne ehIe object OF the experiment was TO Test the
oil the rays, (the question Of the production
% 'ne iiShl aud economy havng been settled by the
us.oi u'e same 10 my house aud laboratory during the
pas. "lner aud in oroer 10 give PLAN aud sell evi.
uent demonstration to all pdfieS, test object was plac>
Gu oh me spot selected for The erection of The large
aPaia'us or hghtng the city. This test object vas
nPy PLAN Wine disk, tea inches in diameter with
oar Sng from It's centre about four inches and perpn.
o'0uldf to Tie plane of the disk This bar was hall an
Ath VIDE, with Serfaled edges.
ne distance from the cupalo lin an air lnel 10 the
"s. oJect tCndnder Hli Is mile and one thiiiieh
anu me ilghl was sufficiently strong cause dark bold
s""oo" on Tie dusk OF tn bar, and any where within
space oil Que nundIed and ninety PAGES the serrated
euseS Were well defined. W hen Ii is considered that
only one Ten hundreh OF the intended light was used
'neie can De no douot OF the practcabiy Of lighting
"e cy WIN lie sembance OF iul moon from lie spot
selected ana al an expense of less than one thousand Der
Seai INC udlhg INTEREST," repairs and pay of keeper
anu lhe cost VIII be no greater wuen The population
Shdh reach one hundred thousand
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-02

II The miserable drveller who figures in the New
London Chronicle, is in bis appropriate vocation when
standing in the gutter and throwing 9Th upon decent by
paSsers The oady If slave mongers while Charles
ton, and The Custom House pmp at New York, would
hot act in character when translated the dignity of
conducting such The Chronicle at New
London if he did not bech his ish-woman slang upon
all the true hearted friends of freedom and vitupeIate
those whose motives he has not the moral perception
appreciate. II his unapproachabe and loahsome fifth
not sufficient protection to him. from the
casugauon be would otherwise deserve he would find it
in the evidence which his garruous babbliugs afford,
that seniliy doing its little work. and that cond
childhood has supervened adduona safeguard to
him.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-02

The Paris correspondent of the Morning Chron.
icle gives the following account OF the present
state OF popular feeling in France "AccordinR
to present appearances are likely to have
soon an opportunity OF witnessing the curious
spectacle of a Republican Legislature, with
scarcely Republican in it. From all parts of
France the accounts received give the strongest
assurance that the Republicans are at discount,
and that the candidates put forward by the Mod
erates,' will be successful. 1t is not alone the
Red Republicans and Socialists, against whom
the feeling OF the country is so decidedly show.
ing itself. The Republicans de la peiHe or par.
ty OF the National, are almost as unpopular as the
Ledru Rollins, Flocens and Proudhons. Even
General Cavaignac has lost the little popularity
he had: and the very persons, who during few
months cried MIN up as demi god, speak of him
now as hard hearted, selfish, and bloody mnd-
ed tyrant, who, in order to further the objects of
his own ill-regulated ambition, allowed the insur-
rection OF June to gain head, that he might have
an opportunity OF putting it down. So much for
popular favor in France.
C0nstdntinople, March 81. The Russian Am
bassador has had long conference with the
Minister Tor Foreign Affairs, and has energeti
cally demanded the unconditional assent of Tur
Key to the passage OF the Russian fleet through
the Bosphorus. tits notorious that Lord Palm.
erston, In recent sitting OF the House of Com
mons, denied that any such demand had been
made.
Iii obvious that this stands in connection with
the changes OF the policy of England and France
in the eapotan-Sicilian question In order to
make the physical interference OF Russia unnec
essary, the two maritime powers have put the
ultlmatum to the Sicilians, and their acceptance
OF 1t will give the Russians main pretext for
the appearance Of their fleet in the Mediter-
ranean.
Russia is also anxious to make the passage. be.
cause any future interference in the italian
questions will be greatly facilitated by an inpo
sing fleet.
Dispatches have been received at Constant.
nople from Bucharest which state that General
Mouravief had arrived in the Princpalilies with
$4,000 men, and another Russian officer had ad-
vanced upon Iraila, and begun building barracks
ior his troops In the neighborhood OF that CITY,
we are also informed that the Russians had in
roduced gun boats into the Danube in direct vi
olatlon OF the treaty of Adrianople. 1t would
appear that Russia is, in the most open manner
strengthening her position in the Danubian pro-
vinces, while Turkey, on the other hand. IS ma
King preparations to maintain her authority.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-02

GAS LIGHTs. At the meeting of the City Govern
ment on Monday evening, the JOINT committee TO vhom
was referred The subject Of Lighting the City with Gas,
reported in favor oil granting permission Blake &
Daraco and their associates lay pipes The streets
of Worcester, which report accepted, and the same
committee, to whom added the Mayor were au-
thorized to make the necessary arrangements.
the subscription hooks for The company formed for
this purpose, will be opened Tomorrow at the Worces>
ter Bank will be seen by advertisement in anoh>
column All citizens who may take all interest in
this subject and who desire become stockholders in
accompany, invited to do so.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-02

TIE DEGRADATION IN NEW Yong. Tho
new York Express says that "Peck, the detaplt.
Ing deputy, has absconded or lies concealed.-
Inc 0mcers cannot md. or serve process upon
him SO we are informed upon good autbo,itp ;,
The Mirror says that Ely Moore. the Marshs} -
an affidavit made in the Court Of Chancerv s,a,sa
that immediately after his appointment r. ,hs
office, he disposed of it to Mr.. Peck for Tho .",,
Of $4,000. and $l75 per month! Il annesrs
however, that this shameful practice Is bv no
means uncommon. and that Mr.. Moore's nrsd ~
the Deputy Marshal! :D''e "