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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-12
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COUNTY oro,fnrd 10 John walker. Jr. Dr.

County Of ONfnrd to John Walker, JT. Dr.
Fyfvt4r,,a, C5sp'y C,p, Hi',1grr, IS 'r', ., 1Di'
IsIg-Scrt lIrh-Tnycl from Lowell 10 Rumiord
FALL anl returning, on petition Of u. Kicker
\ al. 81 miles, . %; five days atcndanc"
un .,us, - 50, -
lsh-rnycl from Lowell n Stowe and
returning, 90 PCT. Of J, II. L. Johnson
4 a.. ~ milcs, IN
Four ,l,s ATTENDANCE on sane. 1000
" 2J,h-Tn,cl from Lowell to Brihgton
s1i returning, en- petition Of >eicct-
In,n ~ Brilgtp1, - milo., 70
Frur ,,y. a',eui1ncr on sane, 10 90
Oct. lllh-Ta,sl from Lowell o. Canton and
returning, ~ pet. u T.. e.. Harlow 4
al. 100 miles, IN %
Thr,r di,s lttrnjiper on same, 80
l5,h-Tn,cl lrum Lowell g. Buckfch
AMI returning, on pctltiOn Of \. JOne'
4 al. 81 mills, 81
Two d,,s ATTENDANCE oa same, b 90
l7th-rrNcl from Lowell 60 Caotun and
returning, ou pet. Of Z. q. Harlow s
al. 90 miles, 900
Onc d3y ATTENDANCE on sane, 2 so
l9th-rnVcl irom Lowell to Sumner and
returning, on petition Of \. q. Ryer-
sou s al. ~ mikes, 100
One dsy lpcatinr, 250.
" 2O-Tnyc from Lowell to Hartford and
returning. on pet. Of T.. q. Harlow 4
al. 80 miles, 900
Our diN hearing parties, 2A
" 22-rnysl from Lowell To- Iluck6cld and
returning, on petilion u 4. Jones ais.
20 mile, 100
Six days ATTENDANCE on sane, 1900
slSo 30
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49, Wen sou present, and Odd YOU 500
ihr PRISONER 20 he bag strike VIZ Juur, "
slI1 lr attorney.
"Nc-. srr-ry' didn't ~rr rothn' else
and De- struck Irw 1-punu~H, iuU, iur ~gni
him IGrt. anI I'm rvIrr 90 swear H.. lr'at
~. taa. t.r hr tired rr bus rr rI iur dollar
ara ,.,rrfy-f,. CENT, bot D .,t tn.I Hm u't
J.~ry Ruu-. Irta't swear tn rD hrs ior q t0l.
lar and ss,,r'y-6yr c.ut,, Pos o. Iur ig.', 1nf
ifmy ..l.egurr WASN'T worth tNu dollars, N.
MIGHT ru tU thunder, art % uut iEr Who'll.
story BnI more tuu, 90 Jones wanted 10 200
dollar and ~Trury-fr crut- u1 Ju-ry
Rouse amt hu0rh, ur tr thlt money
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-12
Clocks and Watches.

re TIE subscriber, feeling grateful ior past "a
20, yors, wuul hnrrbN notify his iriruis an
.,,..7 customer. that b. = constant, making all
mon a. hi. stock 1T CIOCkS and WATCHES,
lcW and second hinl. Aso--A prime assortment
4 Sol siI,rr mi GnLl Inunnirl
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Irta.. town. 9th .--f.. NJ. Cbrt, wife &C v.
J .rlb \. WDb.. a--U i5,rlr.. ~ int. VI
uBH.H. l'Hrs'. H-. 1HR.Hrs.
o. ErrEH-I|. -aH NJ jonathan EHrk, aged
sIa., bI ,atrs ~ rF Nr. IU8, SIT, ol VI.
D. Nrv..H. sr.| On wears.
o. U,Er|. an inst, Mr.. via- q John L.,
Ia4..a-.. % ,rBr..
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u9 Il,
-.nnnt, OF N,f,rII tn NmrTirn ThnNrr. Dr.

County oi Oxford to america ThrycT, Dr.
Frr.r-rr 20 Cssu'g C.1a.u.r7f-, r' ~ .r., ''tri.
I~g-srr'. IIh-ruyrl dpm r,.,s 90 Ilufrri
IHN. lHl rr'ur1irg, u1 Vr'l'IHI oi Hiram
Kicker \ ,l.. ~ milrs, : a.. : lpy. hear
irs wfti-. and b.auag, - 50, to- r..
r,.l.. ~. go.
%, lSh--ru,I from pJris o. stowe and
r,um.rs. eco r,'itHuu'J N. y. John.
son y sl,. ~ ml'r., %, lur days
uu.r lance up Same, ~ %, 800
2uh--rryrl irpu rar,s 90 lni-tp1 and
returning, "D p.iltiun ct >'lrrtnrn II
BulgHp, - mlbs a.. huT dlys
attending uu .uur, u ~, u 90
OF. llh-Ta,rI from rtu. O., C1Uiun ,ni
returning, "n PCT. II T.. &. Harlow
al, ~ ulIs., 400
Trur d,,. ,t',srI,nrc on same, 10 90
e" lJ,h-rn,rI Gum rlus o. HurAh'li
ou p-t II ~ Be-, Jrnr. y al. mic', bl
Two d,,. ,sviu- uu same. 800
" i7lh--Tnyrl from HurkG,li % llut-
f,rI ou pJt. uf l.. q. Harlow 4 al.
smiles, ~
Two ,L,,. atie-d,1ce gn same, 500
-" lq-TrNr' from Canton o. sumner on
pat. n Y. -. R,rr.ul 4 al, - milcs, ~
Opr NJ, lprttfug uu s,ur, %
Travel from ~rmlrr o. iI,rtfiri uu Pc
titipn uf e. e.. ll,rluv 4 al. ms. ~
Two ly,. ttcp lance uu stur, 3 O1-
" 22-Tnyr from Pan. o. Bl'kisll on
Isttipn u A. Jones = al. q mll's, On
SiN dl,- titrudsnCc up same, - %
Travel frnu Peru 90 Paris, - uilc,,
80, Stationery, -, -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-12
OHITI AIRY.

De. .r TuHrf. I2lh ODE. ~.n1o &. Wat'r-
hHrf-s. ". Hfr rTr..s-Hr Ut Natural ~grrDr' Tn
rrHy|,Hr. C.rrrrrI seminary, q. l., AGED ~
,ytrs. Nth msrrHf tr...vrsrf. .i f1r nr-t Hu.Hr,
D. ff. rr'. .r.a -rrrnurT BHH literary Br1irm'r's
a. commended fIr rr.rHrfI.i aH.r"lfr#uu' HI vIH
krrS H.r. HHI v.Hf h.n distinguished luyrr,i-
Q, tuH.r-. lir. rHHr u thr above Destitute va.
GROUPED N t.u sU,b market aI.I.ry amt .rrrr,...
uI r.H.rs-f %, fH.HUI1 '.-s1-., Do rrfirr.i, htr-
fr- v.rl boon rHs ul-Tsrf IrI krt.-t v.sbr. .i the
rFT.r. i#H .rrI..-r.. s. BI B--aTrifs, Do wts Hr-
t..rN beloved. d. rrr-.H.r fI'ir.a0 T01 aHi de-
I-Hr h.ur-b ever, rrr. .nvHrrb b" mir-l,', 1.al
be- rar.t ".r.,rfurr vf. I- u"ur,I hy an unusual
HuII.f ri .rrusf, lrf I.s.f.HuBfT irlTH.s.
q. r5r tI..yr. headed 'fa higher lui unllcr en-
t.vnIr' n' Christian sSrrTI,r-r. llr v-,s an 60
t.rrsI Br| r-..rI H,rr.sr ~ fHs " T. Chrryh, ,rui
,r ha. L-f d1sl- vGs Jhs,rsf iv ths ..fA-H.ptiiug
hHrs. uffrr enar,I The h.t vnIts 81 b. tpN
~srr. q ann ,.nfsH', r God rBH o. g.'fib-i.' ~
1har-H deaf. bs Hy,- ir B fh.u-11t usr."rl's and
hsrrrs, sHH u.rr.,e iH che rTufls1t hrps 81 a fc-
ur.H 81. s uuraI varfe rI ,..u.., .h-rarr the SUM
HrH. .f THs--vrnr H9f -tHrr.s sT.-r,GI here thr
t.Hu.s- cheek Hf Immortality sII never h. drcIrh-
OF s.'1 ras gushing tears gi anguish.
: 4. BE1wv.
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County ofo,iord to John Reed, Dr.

County of Oxford tn John Reed, Dr.
70, sS1ic,s Cosafy C0HH,ifHoa0.
Isig-Oct. 3Oth-TTaVel from RoNburN a. Wayne
and returning, on petition Of X. II. Dunn
ais. 90 miles, 800
Three da,s ATTENDANCE on same, So
four icurilgcs, 90, 100
Nov. 2l-Tayel from RoNbury 10 Rumfurd
and returning, on petition Of JAS VI.
Dollof & all, - milcs, $50
Two diys ATTENDANCE on slms, 800
" j,h-TraSel from RoNbUry TO sumner
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SPECTAcLES,

With glasses concaYcl, CONVEX anl oolnrci. Sr"ci-
all, glasses, booking gL.s phlrs cluck', picture anl
coach glasses, gold b.s,is, silver aud plated spoons,
silver psncil., thinlble. anil nurse usrs, bhttanii
tr,ppts, Thermometers, mlrclh., batter knives,
watch furniture, jcwer, violin 'tiong', Sc Sc.
Watches & Clocks carefully repaired,
:. WALTON.
Opposite the Elu House, Norway Village.
August n, 1870 ubll
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REVOLUTION ~ PERIODICAL LlrERN
II0 l. d EMS

Since rhr .lrath II lhr protector Ut rh., puru1r
mpg,tlr.. ihr pmprr', h'' ps..ri into ihr nnls"'
thr susrriar vh1 NiIi o1utiuu, o. pn'llsh t 81 tly
Modification u.nrr
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rlIE sulrscril"r hereby gives public motto" t. 'll
| concerned, that be- has l-rn du, appoinic AMI
taken upn himself the trust of Administrator of the
Estalc IL
PHILLIP ELLIS, late of Canton,
IN the County Of ONiprd. deceased, by giving bod
as the law dirrc,s-llc therefore requests all per.
sons Who are indebted IN the sai deceased. estate
10 make immediate payment; anil those who have
an, demands thereon, IN exhibit tle same IN
BENJAMIN ELLIS.
n. 1910 3wl
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-03-09
The Eastern Shore.

The following glowing description Of
the Eastern Shore OF Maryland Is from
the Report of Dr.. Higgins, State Ag,i-
cultural Chemist. The picture, i'll our
opinion, Is not overdrawn.
Gin obedience TO the law commen-
ced the discharge of my duties in the
first gubernatorial district, com prism :
eight counties, viz: Cecil Kent. Queen
Anne's, Caroline, Talbot, Dorchester,
Somerset and Worcester, Which consti-
tute the Eastern shore Of .'iaryiand.
The mi!dncss and saluhrity OF ITS CHI
mate, the natural fertility of its virgin
soils, the numerous and various sources
Of improvement Tor those that have been
worn out by improvidcnt cultivation: the
uncqualled advantages OF its GEOGRAPHIC
cal position, the high moral and social
tone of its population; all tend 10 make
1t an object of interest as well toti'ose
who "l>h TO eu,;i. ate the earth tor j
s,,bsi.,,u,e as those WHO tilrdoi cay
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Ito be C'ontinued.)
Reform Esiil.
(CONCLUDED.\

Sec. 5. And be it enacted, That the
laws relating to the election of Dele
gates to the General Assembly, shall in
all respects govern and apply to the cleo
ton OF delegates TO the said convention
and the said Convention shall determine
on the validity Of the election and quail.
fcation Of its members.
Sec. 6. And be it enacted, That the
convention, assembling i'll accordance
with the call of the people, and this act
OF assembly, shall meet at the city Of
Annapolis on the first Monday OF No
vember eighteen hundred and fifty, and
the said convention shall continue in
session from day to day, until the busl-
ness for which they have been convened
shall be fully completed and finished,
and the compensation Of the delegates to
the said convention shall be four dollars
a day, and the mileage now allowed by
law 10 members OF the House of Dele
gates; and the said convention shall have
power 10 appoint such Clerks and Other
Officers, as may be deemed necessary to
facilitate the transaction of the business
of the Treasurer of the State of Mary
land shall pay upon the order of the
President of said convention, to each
member thereof, the said sum of iour dol
lars per day, and the mileage now allow
ed by to members OF the House of
Delegates, as herein provided, and shall
also pay TO the said clerks or other Off
cert, upon the order OF the said Presiden
such compensation as the said conyen-
ton shall determine to allow.
Sec. 7. And be ii enacted, that if any
vacancy or vacancies; occur by death
resignation. or otherwise, in either OF
the delegations leIsin befhr- --',
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Florence Vane.

[The following poem by the late Philip PEN
dle,on Cooke ofVirginia, has been pronounced
by Blackwood one Of the finest spec linens Of
American composition. II has been translated
into several languages, and ha. every where
passed the ordeal of criticism unscatlcd.l
loved thee long and dearly,
Florence Vana;
My lies bright dream and early
Hath come again;
] renew in my fond vision,
My hearts dear pain.
My hopes, and Thy ccriSion,
Floroncs Vane.
The ruin, lone and hoary,
The ruin old
Where thou ddst bark my story,
AT even toh,-
That spo;-the hues Eysian
OF sky and plain
treasure in my vision,
Florence Vane.
Thou vast lovclier III an the roses
In their prime;
Thy voice exeld the closes
Olswoetest rhyme;
Thy heart was as Il river
without main,
Would had loved thee never,
Florence Vano.
But ftirest, coolest, wonder;
Thy glorious clay,
Lieth the green sod under
las the day
And It boots not 10 remember
Thy disdain-
To quicken loves pale ember,
Florence Vane.
The lilies ofthe VA llcy
by young graves weep,
Tile da isles love to daily
Where maIdens sleep;
May their bloom, in beauty vcing
Never wane
Where thine earthly part is lying
Florence Vanc.
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Until she spoke, then through it's soft disguise
Flashed All expression more Of pride than ire
Don Juan.
In him inexplicnbly mix'd appcard
Much to be loved and hated, sought and tca-'d.
LARA.
And now kind reader we must make an
apology for having kept you listening to a
lovers quarrel without an acquaintance
with the paltles and give you formal in
PRODUCTION to our "dramatis PERSONA"
JULIA HowAUp was the only daughter
OF highly respectable though not wealthy
parents, who resided in the county town
OF E.. She was not what the world
would call beautiful, but her aGec-
tionate parents more than supplied this de-
ficiency, Gt deficiency it can be cailcd,)
by giving her finished education, and
cultlvating her naturally ardent mind to
the highest possible degree OF refinement.
This, added to native sweetness OF temper
and engaging manners always drew around
her, wherever she went, crowd of adj
mirers, to the great annoyance of her
more snowy competitors. And it was no
unusua thing to see her the very centre
OF brilliant assembly, her countenance
radiant with smiles, and her large dark
eye flashing with the pure light of intel
lect, Willie the audience entranced BY the
sllvery tones of her rich voice seemed
drinking in the magic words that fell from
her lips. ....
HENRY HARcouRT was also an only
child. Early in life the co Id hand of death
had "snatched from earth away an af1cc-
tionate and dearly beloved mother. But
young as he was, Henry had felt the loss.
He well remembered her santed form
bending at the soft calm hour of twilight
DER his couch, as with uplilted hands she
commended her darling boy to the care of
that God who has said "sufItr little chill
dren 10 come unto me- Or listened with
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desire 10 enjoy dignity v,ti }risuro, rs
!lremen. from noise and bu,Ge mo ths
bosom OF the country, where IN HE
p1rasiF'S OF zoe Sen%u"t't may b,join-
!" '''oSf ,'Si!'f ana ,pu'cr social IN.
lJ"y'neh'S Whicn al! s'&l' i"f AMI but lew
oo'Sin, IN pam 1f&'rii,t!an IT this src-
'i'" Oh our a'"'e derived iFo~ PcrtoDai
o".f'a ,n curing Il residence there +
"S'r!y - i'Ioh'hs' being tn" testimony
~ what nave seen ana OF what Know
rom eaF"iu, observation, VIII tUliY caH~
urn. .i'" "h'ti nave SAID. ii is boun@rL On
ne nc h,Tn ~ 'he lar !am"d Ma2o0 and
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CHAR. II.

'IIUT eyH------- - ---------
Was large and dark, suppressing habits fire
Until she spoke, then through it's soft disguise
Flashed an expression more Of pride than ire
Don Juan
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Uritsn for The Cecil Whig.l
TIE REVENGE,
A TEMPER NICE TALE

"Th"rc never yet was human power
Which could evade if uniorgivcn,
The patient search and vigil long
Ofhim who treasures up wrong"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-01-10
DIR. y. CJawsOm KcJTev

Will deliver MEDICAL LECTURE at BRINLEy HALL
on FRIDAY EVENING, january llth, at O'Clock. AID.
MISSION FREE. Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to attend
In this Lecture will be explained symptoms attending Dis
eases OF the LIVER Lungs Kidneys Heart Spleen &C. with
their attendant symptoms, Rheumatism Dropsy Dyspep
sra impure condition of the blood producing huors &c
all OF which will be deeply interesting and afford mnch in
struction to those laborng under disease.
DIR. KELLEY will be in attendance at his office No q
MECHANIC STREET, on FRIDAY, SATURDAY, and SUNDAY
lt l2 and 18th January, where those DESTROYS of con
suting him can do FREE OF scHARGE Ladies and Gen
telnen are invited to call q d4twlt Jan g.
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KiGhE-E Eight!

THE handsomest cheapest and best article for LIGHT
the.world is MARSHS PATENT OIL. This is a new
invention, recently introduced and very extensively
used by the pubct is perfectly safe and free burn in
any common Oil Lamps with thes simple alteration of tube
which done for the tng expense of l2 This Oil
composed entirely of vegetable and contains
eight parts, some Of which are Essential OILS The whole
forms body beautiful in appearance and gives clear Brit
liant, and odorleSs light without grease smoke SMELL
erptosionthus furnishing the public with article from
which they obtain almost any qantity of light and
time clean and beautiful The above is for sale at
A. II. MENTIONS, FOSTER STREET, opposite the Boston
and Worcester and Norwich Rail Road Depots.
n. b. Mr.. N. is the only Agent for Worcester.
Jan 9. dWtf
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Subscribers would say TO their friends and the public
generally that they have on hand and constantly
supplied with every variety of GROCERIES Of the choicest
qualify at PSI MAIN STREET,
which they will sell low be bought at any other
establishment in the city, Every article sold by u.s. NOT
proving satisfactory whether warranted not when sold
WI DC exchanged or the price paid refunded the option
OF The purchaser. S.sss 4s
Gan and examine for yourselves, do not charge for
Goods unless ordered. Don't forget the number
25l Corner Of Main & Mechanic Sis Isl
Jan 10. p. HOLBROOK &c CO.
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Juvenile Singing School,

The next term of MIR. E.. S. NASON'S Juvenile Singing
school Tor beginners, Gin which thorough instruction will be
given in the elements of muse) will commence on WE'D
nEsDAY AFTERNOON, Jan 9th, at O'clock the LECTURE
Room of the Old South Church.
Gs9Thenext term of the ADVANCED CLASS for Yo,ino
Ladies, will commence the same afternoon and place at
O'CLOCK In this class much attention will be given to the
cultivation and training of the voice and the formation of
correct taste in musical expression.
Tuition for each class, 100.
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Docf. Rnardmnm

Proprietor of DOCT. BANNING's celebrated BODY
bhACE, by ITS use-n connection with his Magnetic Rem
edess enabled to treat successfully all diseases ofhe hu
man trunk which result from weakness together with Reu
matte Observation-Disclosures, Paralysis, Deafness Bron
Ss Loss OF Voice. Scroula Curvaures and Weakness o.
spine, White Swellings, Consumption and Nervous Aztec
IONS and their sympathetic influences.
Oifce,-2i5 Main Street, over SCOTS Drug Store,
Jan y. Bowers Block. diff
TESTIMONIAL
Marbehead, May 49, si8
DR. Boardman-Dear Sir: This is to certify that having
suffered very much for the last years from Bronchitis
Chronic Darhoea and the Piles and having had recourse ia
various prescriptions with little effect was induced to call
on you by the advice of friend-and although vel
WE'LL feel as if had derived very much benefit Having
great confidence in mode of treating Chronic Diseases
would therefore recommend you to the suffering generally
and should be happy to state my in full
who wishes to hear it, if they will call and see me.
Yours, with the greatest respect,
JAMES NJ. CHAPMAN.
New Bedford, May d. 1879
Dr-Dear Sir This is to certify, that for two years
have gradually decned-abong under Weakness pain and
soreness of my breast and splitting of blood and felt
bic that was dropping into the gravewhen kind fortune
sent me to this city, for he'd not found relief must have
persisted was urged by my friends consult you and
Immediately on wearing your Lace and attending your
directions found an improvement commenced, which
tihues and am now WELL as it Were what then.
am acquainted with many other cases with similar results
and pray that all may try it, 1t will be great comfort
and trust permanent cure. WIN. H. SEAVEY
West Tisbury, Nov s. l849
rms to certify that have been afflicted less
for forty years. with pain in the sde weak trembling
sensation at the stomach and limbs and general weakness
pervading the whole frame Seven hs ago, bought
DR. BANNlNG'S PATENT LACE and have worn it ever
since The pain in the side weakness the stomach and
trembling sensation gone and feel nvigorated through
out the entire system From the ben fits which have re-
ceyed from the Lace feel in duty b1und and would cheer
iny recommend them to tn afflicted on mGy thousands
try 1t. SHUBAFI 1, MERRY
- West Tisbury, Sept. g. l649
Mr. Editor: desire as matter of benevolence and NH
lanthrophy that you would give the FLOWING place in
your columns For twenty-five years have been afflicted
with lame back, weak stomach, and alternate dzzinC
OF the head and weak dragging sensation pervadng the
whole frame particularly after hard labor. Much has been
my suffering The first of March last purchased one OF
DR. BANNING PATENT LACE and have worn it ever since
Language would fail to describe the benefit received
My back and stomach WE'LL dizziness has disappeared
and feel invigorated throughout the entire system adj
wise every complaining of weak back and stomach and
other affections, to make immedaterial of the
Jl0d JAMES LOOK
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Roger Williams Foundry and Machine
ShOnS for Sale


STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND Providence PLANTATIONS
VA authority of the Supreme Court of said State in
fR - Chancery the undersigned Receivers of the pro-
perty and effects Of the Roger Williams Foundry and
Machine Cos will sell all the right title interest which
Cornelius SIompkns and Samuel Hunt doing business as
the Roger Williams Foundry and Machine Co. had on the
2st OF September last in the above property consist
of first, F'' .''
The MACHINE SHOP, a building three stories high $50
feet long, and built of stone, with slate roof and filed with
Machinery well (aranged for turning all kinds of work
usually done in Machine Shop. Second,
The FOUNDRY building 100 feet by TO- built of brick
and slated with Cranes Flasks Chls Patterns and other
apparatus required in the Foundry business Third
Inc CAR HOUSE, wooden building, 100 feet long
Also, brick Counting House, Warehouse Barn. Sheds
&c together with all the appurtenances thereto belonging
should the above property not be disposed of private
sale Will be sold at auction Wednesday the 4th day
OF January next, at II O'Clock A. NJ on the premises
Inc property, with full schedules may be examined at
any !me and terms of sale any other information con
corning the same, may be had by applying to H.
]. J. STIMSON, and
RUFUS WATERMAN,
Receivers of the Roger Williams Foundry
aIomuehce, Dec q !e49 and Machine Co.
The Auction Sale Of the above property is postponed
10 WEDNESDAY, FERRY SIxTH,sls50, at IL O'Clock NJ.
Jan. s. 1850 - d.
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MISSES. JONES & ELDRIDGE,
MI LINE RS.
No. 142 Main-street. (up STAIRS

No. 142 Main-street, (uP sTAIRs0
Jan l. dow WORCESTER.
% The best recommendation of "Adams' Cough
Specific is to be found in the praises of those who
have used it, and its constantly increasing SALE Sold
by J. CIRCUIT Jr., POI Main Street d2tw1t.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Worcester, SIS. January s., 1850.
II virtue of an Execution W hicl issued Judgment in
~ favor of William Stevens of Leicester in said County,
at the December Term Of the Court O Common Pleas D.
have taken all the Right in Equity that the said Charles
Cooper had the day Of May last past the
day when the attached process, TO re
deem certain mortgagcd Real Estate lying in Worcester,
said County being the estate wherein the said Cooper
and recorded in the Registry of Deeds for said County
Worcesle book 1896 page 80 and The sixteenth day
February nex, at twelve O'Clock. noon, The American
Temperance House, in said Worcester, shall offer for sale
at public auction, to the highest bidder said Right in Equity
Of Redemption. F. WARREN,
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MARRIED

MARRIED.
In this city, Jan 9Th by Rev. Dr. Smalley Mr. S. Stman
Sweeser to Miss Susan C, Nichols.
In this city Jan Sth by Rev. n E. Coblegh Mr. Royal S.
Dunton to Miss Louisa Sears.
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Lost.

LOST.
A GOLD WATCH, somewhere between the Norwich
Railroad crossing (Meclanic-st) and Chestnut Street
Whoever will the me- shall be suitably re-
warded tE tlh JOHN c. WYMAN
Worcester, Jan 9. fs' dJlO
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Admission of Scholars to the High school.
NHE examination of Scholars admission 10
and English High School will take place at the Walnut
street School House, on MONDAY, JAN'Ry 18th Mt nine
o'clock In the morning No Scholars will be examined M
ts tme who regular members of any Of the Schools in
the Centre District. WARREN LAZEII
JAM TO- rtf fsaN5 d4t go SOD,