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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-12

AMERICANS Us. FoREIGNERs.-The Americans
In California are much dissatisfied because foreign.
ers are allowed to work in the Mines They have
expressed determination to form a company and
drive off all who are not American citizens
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MRS. FARREN.-This favorite of the New Or.
leans public is in St. Louis. On the night of the
ID she was to take benefit, on which occasion
she would Perform the character of Julia, in the
"Hunchback."
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-12

LARGE PIECE OF GoLD.-We were shown few
days since the largest piece of gold we have yet
seen. 1t was procured on the Stanislaus River,
and brought here by Mr.. Weber, of Stockton. 1t
is about six inches in length, two and half in
width, and from quarter to fve-eghths of an inch
in thickness. TO all appearo noes, it is pure gold
and weighs sepenty-eigM ounces, or sir and a half
pounds Troy! Its value at SIC the ounce is SPAS
glorious day work With this piece, we were
shown two SINAI Ter pieces weighing about one pound
each.-Aha California, March q.
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NEW MODE OF PUNIsHMENT.-The authorities
of Albany were petitioned, few days since, by
number of ladies, asking for an ordinance prohib-
ltlng smoking in the Streets At meeting of the
dlgnided body on the 2Sth ult, the law committee,
to whom the petition was referred reported against
taking any action upon the subject, but recommen-
ded that the smokers be left to the frowns of the
ladies as their punishment"
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o. Col. Thomas j. McKag, of Cumberland, is
nominated for Congress in the First Congressional
District of MARYLAND.
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The MEMPHIS CoNvENTIoN-The Managers
OF the Western and Atlantic Railroad have ten.
oered free passage, going and returning, to the
delegation appointed by Gov. Towns to the Mem
phis Convention.
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o. They are manufacturing in Baltimore frame
houses, to be shipped to California. These houses
are constructed entirely of frame work put together
without nails-the posts or uprights being grooved
and the Misunderstanding made to slide in them
Each house is two stories high, with front of IL
feet and depth of l6. They can readily be taken
apart and put up as occasion may require. They
will prove most valuable article in the market for
which they are intended.
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CLOTHIN
AT ALFRED MUNROE & On,
No. 81 MAc.,u w

Now is your time to purchase summer r,,a,
We determined Sell of large stock At N, ~
POSSIBLE PRICES. "6ss
Spring and Summer Clo.hias.
Now in store and constantly receiving from hsa arus.
do ao ro 5f an G. TIuah e' ~
English MerinO and ParamettA Drs.. and FrocT caa
French cashmers,t. and light Tweed we i Sac COST,
do Cloth Sacs, Skeleton, for Summer.
Black and colored Alpaca Sacs and Lamaripe..
Linen, white and coored sacs snd Pokas;
do. do. Drap de Tmc do
do. do. Drap d'Amazone do.
White and colored Linen Drill Psntaloons;
Linen Listado Check do
India Nankeen and Pongee do
Best quality Cottonade do
White and color,d Marseies vesu-a chois. ..o,.,.,
Muslin Shirts stand-up and turnover coIsIs. '''i
Li,le Thread Super sik, Gauzs Merno, Gsuis ns g.,
Gauze Cotton Undershrts and Drawers: sM
= Silk and Bingham Umbrellas;
Trunks, Valses, Carpet Bags, etc. etc.
India Rubber Clothing, Hunting Jackets etc.
Isy- Examine this List of Prices:
Best quality Back Cloth Dress Costs hnr
"a 40 90 --........2I a~Ne
50 50 10 DO -...--.-...s;
Il; Il e & {: e & 8: : !, !;
Black Cloth Frocks at prices in the same propors,.
Best quslt, Black Dos:kn Pant.-.-...se former gu.
ID do DO .. ....:..:s
very large assortment Of coored Cassmsre P.nt.ooss ~
from - to 81. Remarkably cheap goolsi ''a
Super ack Satin Vests. from a A NJ
Ri SG f SDolsd Wi, 20 xs.,: ii
Also, Vests of Black Velvet Cloth Msrino, Ca.hmsr D
etc. ETC.. all exceedingly cheap.
and Tweed sacs and Paletots Blanket Coats sane Pm. e
Cashmere Vests Wool and Merno Understands and Drss
~ One Price,.-..No Deviation! "A
mysltf ALFRED MUNROE & co. "a Ma,sdr,
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SU MI Ter LOTHING.
THOMPSON & NIXON. No. "a Cans, s,,..

Have now in store large and complete of FAsHOEA
SUMMER CLOTHING, comprising all the uyIs md ~
tail trade
Super French Cashmere Cloth Frock and Dress Cosu.
Super French Drnp d Etc Frock and Dress Coat;
Black and colored Merno Sacs and Polka Goats;
Black and colored Alpaca Sacs and Polka Coats
Check and striped Linen Sacs and Polka Coats
Black and fancy single milled Cashmere Pants;
Black French Merino Pants, various qualities;
French Drilling Pants of all the newes uyles:
White Military, Canvas and Satin Drill Pants;
India Nankeen, Check and Stripe Linen Pants:
Black Bombazine, Satin and Silk Vests;
White, buff and fancy figured Marseilles vess;
Figured buff and worked Linen vests;
Superior Irish Linen Shirts, special make:
Super Cambria Muslin Shirts, with fine Linen Bousus
Super York Mill Muslin Shirts do
Linen and Cotton Drawers, laced backs;
Gauze Merno and Cotton Undershirts and Wrapusu.
Gauze Silk Undershrts and Drawers;
Silk and Cambria Muslin Cravats and Summer Tes
White and colored Cambria and Silk Pocket Handktckxs
Silk, Cotton and Linen Suspenders; -
Gloves, Umbrellas, Dressing Gowns, etc. aus sT
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osivsd from the publisher. D. Appleton Co. through the
courtesy of. B. Steel. copy of Lsma,tinsk new work
Lss Condolences" The nature of the book explained
oy the author in letter to M. Guichard From that we
earn That Les Conhdsnces" a history of Lamarnes
life. Of his youthful adventures and his voutbfn fi IL
the admfs Of the authors poscal prose- this work will be
very acceptable the the edition before us presents
his ideas. not in English garb but in their own native
dress Lamarnss style does not improve by translation
IS on the contrary. difficult translate and suffers
in The We glad that the Appleous ba va given
rs an opportunity of perusing Les Condolences" in the
original Those who desire the enjoy ment may CRAFTY
their desires by calling at Steel's
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BILoxI.-We learn from the Sea Shore Sentinel
that there are twelve public hotels open at Biloxi,
and all appear to be doing WELL
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r- Johnson Thurston, who has farm of 1000
acres in Lock- Ohio, advertises in the Investigator
for first-rate infde dairy family, of good moral
habits, that can be relied upon"
o. They must believe in something, or they
won't even trust johnson Thurston himself
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-12

ALABAMA.-Mr. Baldwin, of Sumter county, is
the wing candidate for Congress in the fourth dis.
trict of Alabama, against S. W. Inge, the late DEM
ocratic member, who is nominated for reelection.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-12

G5- The Historical Society of Tennessee has
been fully organized by the appointment of Nathan
iel Cross, Esq, President; A. w. Putnam, Vice
President; VIM. A. Eichbam Treasurer; John R.
Eakin, Corresponding Secretary; w. F. Cooper,
Recording Secretary
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-12

A FEMALE APPLICANT.-Abby Folsom has made
application to Mr.. Hayden, Postmaster at Boston,
for The office of delivery clerk in the ladies' depart
ment She promises to be very faithful, and wants
her salary quarterly, in advance. .
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OLYMPIC THEATRE-We call particular attention to the
very attractive bill presented for this evenings entertain
msnf We are glad hear that crowd attests each night
~ cspaoMy OF the Manager to the public taste.
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;, A CENTENARIAN-Widow Susanna Bowman
dled IN Boston on the 3lst ult, aged 100 years,
months and days.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-12

ur We copy the following from the Philadel phia
News. We marvel that some of our enterprising
adventurers have not found their way into the
Black Sea, with cargoes of domestic goods. Surely
they would meet ready market, and at remunera-
ting prices at the very low rates at which they
now be exported
Trade of the Black Sea.-The trade of England with
me Black Sea immense and the amount Of English
for the Persian market exceeds million and af Of dol
ian feore the present Black Sea line of
estabshed the number of British ships that passed the Bos
phorus averaged thousand annually. Yet this path of
commercial enterprise totally neglected by counymen
An American ship scarcely within hundred
leagues of the Golden Horn 4"
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GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.

II We invite attention stock of Summer Clothing
OF full and elegant Of FINE GOODS,
the most fashionable style, consisting in part Of
DRESS COATS, of Super French Drap d'Ee;
FROCK Goa rs, Of Drap d'Ete and Cashmeree;
PALEToTS and SECS. Of Drap dEte, Cashmeree English
Msrno, Alpaca, Linen. Bingham. Lustre, Seersucke
BUSINESS COATES and FROCK COATS, OF Merino, Al
paca, Linen Seersucker. Lustre, etc.
PANTS of French Drap dEts, White Drilling,
hin, Seersucker, Check Linen,
TESTS of White and Fancy Marseles Linen Nankn,
SHiRTS-Linen Linen with Cot Bosom. Linen with Cambria
Bosom and Coored Linen Cotton, superior quality.
UNDE RSHfRTS and DRAWERS, of Gauze Flannel, Merino,
Silk and Cotton, Linen, Cotton, Lise Thread,
CRAH1TS, Gloves, Handkerchief suspenders Dressing Gowns
Umbrellas, Trunks, Carpet Bags. ec.
NORRIS WAY, 20 Camp st.
e9 2dpe3O Of Comm under Hewetts Exchange.
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FINE SHIRTS.

II We assortment of ourne Linen
SHIRTS made,
abed guaranty These Shirts made expressly for
TONER'S course the latest Styles and maA the best
materials, and in the best
GUINNESS BUSH,
jsl2-Im2dp Dealers in Fancy Articles, IL Camp st.
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NJ ar d.:
ID ed:

a, Monday morning. inst, O'Clock, Christ Church,
nv the Rev w R. Nicholson Rector Grace Church, Captain
GARDNER SMITH late Of Galveston, Texas to Miss MARIA L.
MITCHELL, Of this CITY,
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LIE krvER-The river h fallen twenty inches below
niIh-water mark-six inches in the past three DAYS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-12

The EuRoPA.-The steamer Europa, which left
New York on the I'd May, arrived at Liverpool on
the l4th, thus making the passage in twelve days
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PER FALCON
We have received a choice lot of
GOLD PENS.
Some Styles with Now store fine
of
FINE FANS;
RETICULES
-PURS ES;
PORTE MONNAIEs;
COMBS;
BRUSHES;
PERFUMERY;
DRESSING CASES;
WORK-BOXES;
DESKS;
FINE SHIRTS. &C.. &c.
GUINNESS 81 BUSH, - CAMP ST.,
jel2-lm2p Opposite the City Bank
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The NivEl.-At St. Louis, on the lst, the river
was at stand. Above that point the Upper Mis-
sssppl was rising at some places and falling
at othen.
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The Memphis Convention Postponed.

lhe Committee of Arrangements for the Mem
phls Convention have announced postponemenl
to the 10th of October next. The assigned
for this step are satisfactory. The prevalence Of
the cholera on the Western rivers will prevent tina,
full attendance which is desirable. The alarm as
| usual, far exceeds the danger; but many citizens
who are anxious to be present will not encounter
| the chances. In October it is anticipated the
health of the West will be restored and it will be
moreover much more convenient season for travel
to distant delegates. In October, therefore, we may
look for much fuller Convention, and we may
add one better prepared with all the materials for
forming matured opinion, than could have oeen
hoped for on the 4th of July
The meeting proposed for this evening to con-
slider about the appointment of representatives from
Louisiana, will therefore be needless The extreme
heat OF the weather would have made it very
uncomfortable gathering. In view, however, of
the future appointment of delegates, it appears
from what we can gather of the public sentiment.
that the selection by the Governor at his leisure.
OF number of citizens qualified by their position,
intelligence and known character, to take part in
the deliberations of the Convention, and to take
care OF the interests of Louisiana, would be uni
versally acquiesced in. He would survey the
whole State, and in so wide a field of choice, he
cannot fail to appoint good delegation, which
will be sure to 60 This method of appointment
has been pursued in Georgia and in South Carroll
ma, and in both Ssates the ablest men have been
placed on the delegation. Governor Johnson will
doubtless exercise equal care, and his choice will
we have no doubt prove equally acceptable
In another part of this paper will be found let
ter on the subject of this Convention, from Mr.
Calhoun, addressed to the Committee on Invita-
ton. He is unable to attend on the 4th. He NAV
be able to attend, now that the time of meeting is
changed to October qsft.
Mr.. Calhoun, however in the close of his letter,
indicates purpose to bring the slavery question
into the Convention. He seems to doubt whether
the South ought TO have any thing 10 do with ma
king this road, unless they have an equal right in
the enjoyment of the territories; in other words,
unless the holding of slaves be permitted in Cali
fornia. In what way we are to be benefited as a
community by introducing that con-
troversy into the discussions at Memphis, or what
natural connection there is between the Wilmot
Proviso and a road to the Pacific, Mr. Calhoun has
not explained; and speaking frankly, we must
add, that if he has such speculations and combina-
tons in view, it will be subject of regret, if the
engagements which keep him away now, should
permit him to attend in October
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TaR CRsvAssE.-The efforts Of Messn Dunbar and
SsEg still crowned with success The faces of our ci.
now frightening with hope few days more and
hope % record the complete closing of the dreaded Gre.
vase New Orleans will be itself again. and by the renewed
energies of her citizens eface from the minds of our friends
abroad the absurd that have been circulated of
the almost total humiliation of our beautiful city
THs OvERTLow-The water is gradually subsidins and
~ found yesterday that every hour lessened it, But
squan Of Bsronne street is inundated and Tomorrow
we think will free this from the flood The evee the left
bank of the Canal Carondee still sustans the immense
weight pressing against it the within foot Of
the top Dauphne and Burgundy streets only over
flowed to Bienvls Rampant and Basin to Cont street
sso IRENE to Canal As the recedes large deposit
OF mud and Nth left in the streets. Let lime be freely
used and much sickness be prevented Should this
% commenced to.day1 The intense heat acting upon
large surface of putd matter will speedily do the work Of
death In 1915. when the city inundated the rapidty
with which the flood soeded prevented deposte the
case very differently for weeks the water has been lying
almost stagnant in the of Baonne street, and it falls but
few inches each day Can much be exercised by
our City Fathers where the lives of thousands may be in
voved? The itself should be sad warning against
delay.
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~ The population of the town of Marshal
(Texas) and it, suburbs il 9Q4.
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t% whis Mass Me eting.-The Wings of the City of

a
Depot on THURSDAY EVENING, the 18th nst at half
past o'clock which addresses will be delivered oy our
candidates, Gen. ALEXANDER DECLOUET and DUNCAN +.
KENNER ESQ. By request of el2
THE WHIG CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-12

On Sunday the 10th inst at O'Clock A. M. ROBERT CAR
Chief Director Protection Hose Fire Company native
County Of Derry Ireland aged 80 resident of this
city for the las ~ years.
t9- Philadelphia papers will please copy.
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
rsxs lDVERTIssMRNTs ON THIRD PAGE

Ptsburg GRIFFIN YEATMAN, Cunnin gham P.
Pttsburg. ........ BUCKEYE, Devou, P. M
Louisville BUNKER HILL NO. 3, Miller P. M.
Red Rrer. MONTEREY Withenbury, S p Nj
Red Rirer. ........ D. B. MOSBY, Cooper p. NJ.
OuGchitd JULIA, Rhodes r. M.
Mobile ......JAS. L. DAY, Giberson, 81 P. NJ. cars
Biori CALIFORNIA, Reynolds - A. M.
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From WASHINGTON.

1he Prestdcnfs Leree-The Spanish .N;ssion-Cok
He66's Disdppointment-The Diplomatic .4pDoint
-SFO'"o
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j. O. MoRGAN'S LITERARY DEPOT,
Exchange Place, adjoining the Posto6ice, NJ Orleans

NEW Wells.
LEMENT LORIMER; Or The Book with the Iron Clasps.
AMY FAILING, by the Author ben led Husbsn6 re
MEn . OF NY YOUTH, by Lamarine '' WV
MORD AUNT HALL, by Mrs. Marsh.
Val ~ CITRATE by the Author of Bachelor Of
sEA InnNSy ~ nsrtysti 1.-THE Albany, &C.
Ear az Eli oy Lamartine vOLUPTUOUSNESs by sue
MID! mmiaID4NlGHT Sun. by Fredrka Bremen.
THE OLD JUDGE by he Author of Sam Slick
uhE SClPLINE OF LIFE, by tbs Author Of MARY Barton
MAhI 0AkTON-A Tale Of Manchester iel2-3 tusa mo
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TT Louisville Packet Bunker Hill No. 3-Capt.
Miller positively leave THIS DAY, Tuesday 18th
O'Clock Louisville New Albany Evansville Henderson
vile, etc. and intermediate ports.
ieI2 T. B. SMITH, 90 Msgazne
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lime tn, Mail Steamers, OREGON and JAMES l.. DAY, will
Daily Moe Bay st Louis Pass Christian and Pasca
goa on the Lake Of O'Clock A. NJ
and he WAY will leave Office 10
O'CLOCK. Tiel2l j. R. GEDDES, Agents 10 Bank Place
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Real Estate for Sale.

fsf THE two story HOUSE and Lot corner of Salem
tssA Il and Madison Street The House is nearly new
ana very convenient arranged Tor families with good
ana lasting WATER aud every thing conveniently ARRANGED
m AM about the house The Lot large al well stock
ca win bearing Fruit Trees also shrubhery and Pans.
d Those wishing TO purchase pleasant and CON
venient place will do we'll to call and eEsmne the above
premises, where the subscriber now lives
Also one COTTAGE HOUSE aud TOT Nc a. Salem,
Street convenient tor two IenemVpts
Also, WARRENiS BLOCK, situatel or Bgod;Son 81
with four tenements.
Also BUILDING LOTS on Portland and PIeasant SIS
~ me ABOVE property will be sold low and ibeI al
TERMS JOSEPH G. WARREN,
-, corner Of Salem and Madison street.
Worcester, July 6. eodtf
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PATENTS.
American and Foreign Office.
Agency for business with U. S. Patent Office,
WASHi NGTON.
No. % State Street - ROSfnn.

Agency for Business with U. s. Patent O1sice,
WASHiN GTON
NO. 20 State Street, - Boston,
4 N 1910 the subscriber was appointed by the
Commissioner of Patents Agent OF the u. S. Patent
"iee in accordance with the ION Sec of Act of '37.
Having relinqnished the Agency for transmission Of
Models, and adopted expeditions mode of sending
mem to the Patent Office, 1ohereby0 patent may be
cured about sr Oees earLsr he continues to forward
them Tree OF eXpeLse prepare Caveats, Specifications
ASSIGNMENTS AMI all the necessary Papers and Drawings
Tor Patents and render advice legal and scientific
matters respecting the secured in Europe
and other countries
BY application this Office inventors saved the
time and cost of journey Washington, and delay there
well as all personal trouble in obtaining their patents
Inventions and of consulting in respect TO them matters,
~ general Of paramount importance order TO obtain
correct specifications and claims The experience of SiE
teen years. practice extensive collection of rare works.
decisions &C., mechanical Subjects the Patent Laws,
and patents of different countries, collected at
during the long time this Office has been established
together with accounts here kept of inventions patented
AT Washington enable the subscriber to afford to inventors
fesrous OF procuring Patents assistance and information
which in other respects nigh, be difficult atanmenG
R. II. EDDY. SOtic tor Of Patents.
WASHINGTON, July FL, 1s49.-Daring the
time occGf eJ the Otce If Comm of Patenis r.
H. EDDY ESQ., of Boston, did business at the Patent Of
fee Solicitor for procuring Patents. There few,
IL any, persons acting in that capacity who had much
business before the Patent Office; there were none Who
gard Mr. Eddy Of the best nforme and skis
tul Patent Solicitor In the United States, and have
hesitation in assuring inventors .ha they employ
person more competent and trustworthy and caps
able Of putting their applications in form secure for
them an early and favorable consideration the Patent
Oflce EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents.
Boston, Sept l. lSA9. ewly &eod
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Turkey Hill Estate for Sale,

IRA his valusble Estate is offered Tor sale on
EEA terms that cannot fail to suit purchasers 1t
H1AA consists OF about sixty Of Land with con-
Vehient Buildings. The water from Turkey Hill Pond
runs through the centre of said Farm and falls in cat
act OF one hundred and twenty five feet 10 the distance
Soou' ~ rods forming of the best Water Powers
in Worcester County.
mere are now upon the premises three thorough BULL
ana substantial Rock DAMS with Grst Saw Lathe and
ohngle Mills, aiin good running order The Mill Pond
~ one mile In length and from the road leading
TO New Bralntree, to that leading to Barre Half mile
ABOVE the Mill Pond is Turkey Hill Pond, which is the
main reservoir For a description of this Pond or Lake
see Typographical OF Massachusetts
From the best au thority, aud actual survey woud
announce to the public, that this Water Power is amply
Suihcient to move in the aggregate five hundred Cotton
Looms win all their attendant machinery amount
OF any other The location good and easy of access
beng miles from the City Hall in Worcester on the
great thorough fare through Paxton Rutland Barre Oak
ham, and New Brantree.
Inc above has been surveyed plan and profile drawn
winch may he seen by calling the subscriber or those
ne mas the liberty to refer to- 1t will he sold as VIII
or IN seperats privileges may best suit purchasers
FOR further particulars, inquire of the subscriber in
NsWH0rcfster or Hon Isaac Davis, RorceSter,-Abert
Curtis, Esq, New Worcester, -Thos. Bottomly Esq
Lsots,i1 b j Re, Esq, Providence, r. L,-Simon
7, Grout, Esq, Schenectady ~ Y.,-Messrs. Pratt
Downs Scott, WorceSter,--Ward Snow, ESQ, Par.
fon,-Daniel Coburn, Esq, LoweH.
CHARLES HERsEY.
new worcester. Dec. 90, l64S dwtf