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ss4ss "a <AOSBntnS SlattCftn. fss
This is ilip aseof jptstiofina, md "a IN
our Northern exchanges SC can lind l,oli,-
ing -7sgnrccly a paTag which
sntll{si',t ,iiixed up, we deein il bui tf,rs,pv
er g, give 1isa p!atsorta Issued uiiJsf lis I
owl IGN JsaDliai: sssS tssst 81 7. as
~ The Ie1pis IF fhs Gi,ffffii States.
EGW ORR Dee. IL, i s5i.
Having come TO lie LATED states ifs
avail myself, TOR tie ca,,se of my country
'pt The sympathy which lid reasg, ~ iss.
licyc exfied III tie j,esrt Vi ihs ,,atiun, 4
'ioni4 tiny dnfy Il, declare, In tl.s tira, mn.
inenis OF MY sr5.Sat iiisi'it is my iBiasips
20 plead il.n ndepnu.e ne et Mung4 Is mil
tho fibnrty OF tie European cfaii is,eiii, be-.
tore ihe great republic OF the Unied S,aisss,
Sly principle ili il,n respect il, that Every
nation liar The sovereign right 10 dispose of
E.its own s1uinesiir asfaiTs, w.iiiUut sHy III.
eigu interference; il,aI. i',l,eseftFe, HILL
noI ne.ldlc viii, any domestic scoiac nsstH
tie United States, and tllat Iexi.ect h iroin
nitthc frirfidspfniy CAUSE Iipt 10 nj, amy.
thing willis respect In myself stl,at cOU,,t
throw Itiik uit1es il my way, a,,,l, ,yi,i.e
expressing sympathy u! sos The ss.l 1oul
5,ir is;~i iih tegret that must feel lilo
necessity soi agnih making th,t appeal sto
the publ oIinion Df this eou.,lry, and psr.
ticu;arly To those .sl:o. protesa tlrcInsekcs
to bc lie friends Ofipy csuse, 10 give 0ns
pri,nf OF their sy,npafh5 hy avoiding every
ntcp wh,c s,n,glJ teniansc c me in AifiGpl.
! ties IN respect 10 that rue which. j ihsxp
/ adopted, and which again declare 10 6o
my leading printir PIE, namely, siot IL NIX
and n'i To lie mixed UP VIII, whatever 'dis-
4 II. - -.
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iThrasher Meeting in New orleans.

ShfaBner MeetinE In New Orleans.
TIE people Of Now Orleans ares filed
VIII, Indignation at tho convic,inn and
punishment 0f Mr.. J'IrasIler. AT Tie
meeting, several speeches were made,
among which was Que Of considerably cl.
"Iience by j. IL blatih.wsm.l "A snr;cs oI
frsuluti"ns were hJnple setting forth tic
WRONGS Of Mr. 'TIrasher.' and calling npon
our GnveriiIncit- To-. .deuiand the uicDn.
dil'onal surrender ,ol his person, aiil en-.
lorce tho demand il necessary. Al this
1'"'e o' IN" proceedings n resolution was
proposed !,f person in the crowd, TINT
;ho Spnnisl' consular flag .huu,d moi 10
.l'crlIiled iabc rnised in New Orleans until
MIR. Thruslrr 10 'rclea-c.l. ~ nj
Il'is WAS received with cries Of war, and
mitch excitement enSIcd, during Wiicb
iiio resoutiOl was ndppicd; bu, Col.
Campbell. Cox. PaIfrcy. and othera adj
dressed the meeting NJ sn,nc length, de.
cIaring their adherence 10 The Inws and re.
lance on the uhliiy and wiIlrgncss I'll
our Government. TO vindiratc the natinuul
honor. and the resnlu,inn wus. on motion,
reconstlcrcd anflail upon ,l,e table.
"lbe following are Tho resolutions A.
oop,cd by the meeting: 2igs !.
TAG NesWTrHs Hat mo care Ot NT.t \. >.
Thrasllrr, so plainly showing the in.
security of American rilizcms abroad, so
clearly dr'noI's,r,l'ng the necessity of d
more active vimllcatun AZ our national
honor, calls lnr a far, manly. and decisive
protrst--a positive and unconditional re-
ciatnntion oi l'is pcrspn. aud a pcreu,plury
warning for slic future upon the part ol
our GWcrn,ncnt.
Resulted, That hereafter, aur CIV.
ernme", established to prncct tho in
tcrcsis and guard the rights of citizens
--'i'c junction Of all government, and
! without wI'irl, government is worth
no;lIing--sllould come forward more
promptly than heretofore, to- vindica,c
private liberty and public rights, even il
such vi'"lica,mn should render necessary
| an appeal to arms.
| RcSoirea, That we confidently hone that
the present national atlminist: alton will
promptly vIndica,c national honor, private
rights, and the iu,munilics Of American
citizenship and the American flag; and
saIc:y for Our c,tzcns the wide world over.
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MURDER OF A isRnTHER.- Buffalo,
Dc. rs, 1s5l.-Chrisiian Whnnrs
was nnrd'r,d this morning by his lIno.
ther, b, Warner, during mn alirrcaiicn
concerning mon, Y leat to Christian by
his ru,hor. 'fhe drec asrd was 3, a bbese
IN ,he'hgh. AMI lived only i,alfaa hour
The nnsdcrcr is in Jail. 4 Ii 4ta
The floInla N,~s of Sa,urtihy has
has LEANED Ihn, ,hs u. s. Court a, ST.
Ansnsiinc has cn!,,!, n,n.d tbs Ram3tsFzs
under the Neutrality lAei of 1918, and
also under The Rcvcnar Law, and that
she will be sold aInas phr 20lli Of Han.
nary sxt.
Wc.prresisc shnt. .Senaier Be.rien-aF
sirorria. has h,,i, eall,d la ME h,ea,
VA si,irs,on iy siskntas in his iaBaiiy.
r. Miller. a seaag printer, tlisd at tPitis.
burg, nn l.est Thursday, ni lead ievcr. con.
uastcd by ,Ae rrsetisc ui putting trpe in
his niou''s-
Il An,w weak ca Aasirin. ltys sile uan. Wy.
IL, S,iics. late saatgc III tie U,itea Staies
al NicnRa, IS ateus tate ssuetL M IL ID.
press.
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Missionaries 10 California-John w. Kelly
and Solomon DIVES.
Professor of Univcrsity6f North Carolina--
Am. Ship.
tervillo. H
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E.cr,,yi;,I. ds.,;,,,o.

We would call the a,tcE';m "f tue
planters To The advertisement uE,r
4 RonsoS. WHO have on l,,nl =. sale
large quantity Of The above manure.
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TIE TREASON TkiALs.-T'HfraprLr
Dcccnhcr IL, l5jl.-ln consequence uI
The opinions delivered by Judge Grier
in the case nf Cashier lfanwav, Mr..
.A>hmccd, tic u. $. District Attorney, has
entered mile proseYm "n all the re-
naming imliciuients tor treason.
.Ianway AMI Elijah Lewis were taken
yesterday, IN charge oI u. $. Mar,l,al Ro-
bcrts, I" Lancaster, 10 bc delivered over to
thc State auilnrnrs, to answer 10 a l,arge
OF murder They were accompanied by
the Hon. Thadlcu. Stevens, their senior
counsel. J.idsc Kane in'lnaled in the
Circuit Court, Yesterday, that as the
evidence agninst Lewis was substantially
the same as that which had been offered
against llanway I'm his trial for treason,
and an that was not sufficient tn convict of
murder, il might not be worth while to
detuin Lewis 10 he tried Iur that offence.
THE probability is, that both he and
llanway will soon he disc harged.
Williams, the .co,Orcsl man, who went
from Philadelphia To ChriSlana to convey
the intelligence that Gorsuch and his
party were coming. has been admitted t
bail in two thousand dollars, 10 answer to
The Indictment against him for mistlcIneanor
Williams will he tried The first ni January.
Tie remaining tweniy.ionr coorcd.
men, and Joseph Scarlet, white man, will
remain in PRISON here until "Wednesday
next, in order to afford the State District
Attorney for Lancaster county, an OPP
p"rtumhy I" lodge dc'aincrs against them
Tor the CRIME ol murder. Should he not do
this hy that time, they will then he ad-
united TO bail in the SUM OF $1,000 TO All.
swcr TO The charge of nilsdcmednor.
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The MorInons nre lhi,ori,,g ;on. lie
Sandwich Islands in companies .ofs iwo,
TO [. nvcrt the population, natives, fog
eigncrs, m;ssionorl, $, and all, 10 iheir
faith. II is not lille worthy Of nu,c,
'Ia,, willie in England ard Scotland
ihcy have n ale censests by ,loasant's,
in Hawaii thy huvc met with no sac.
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Ourselves,

q. In c'nscguenec Of y dofectiin!. nr Press
we have reduced the size Of This h,,ml @
lPf tie Danner; ws ask The Indulgence
our patrons until We, can rcnc,ly ii. hi
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/ .73- We call Tho attention. of our read
ers TO the, "Edbcaliopal No,ice'', OF The
Bradford Springs F...aalc Institute. .t.i
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PREraRATioNs Fon KossUTm is
BALTIMORE BALTIMORE, December
10, ls5l.--hs SOON us tho day on
which koSsuth shall visit Baltimore
shall he determined on, the committee
of reception will repair to Philadelphia
anl escort him in The morning ,trnin 10
this city. On the arrival ur the trim al
Broadway, knssllh will be welcomed
NY u nutiouul 81 ute. nnl will he
escorted by q military and civic
procession 10 the quarters provided for
him nj the Enuw House. The mi.
ita'y will form OH lIroudway, and will
be reviewed by, Kn.sulh, who will be
escorted along The line 10 The place us.
signed for him nrI his suite, where he
will be rccAiyed by the Mayor un.l
City Council lid also bv the Executive
of.llle State, Who has in'imn,rd lila in.
lehs:yn o. asii i { d es he arcasion.
The civil p ,rlion Of the proceedings,
composed Of tile various German So.
ciclics, musical, &c, Sons Of Tenn.
pcrancc, Trade Associations &C., will
bc formed in divisions in The adjacent
streets, and af.cr for,,,ing wifi also
pass IN review before Tho distinguished
guest, nlIcr which the procession will
move forward through the chirfs,rec,s
10 The Eu,uw House. Here Knssu,l.
will be formally welcomed TO the
city by Mayor Jerome, an opportunity
will be given hin, to address the
cilizcns from the poriico Of the
hotel. The procession will then be
dismissed, and the day will end with a
splendid bunqur, 10 tho cily's il.
lus!rIous gucsr, wllicl, will oc provided
by The hos, Of tic El,aw House. in The
SnncinuS uIoou oc thai 4sta hIi sLmcnt
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To SpgscIlnFEs AND Posr MasrEas.
II hls been decided ty the department that
s,ibscrih.rs Eiins In a county where n
newspaper is pablishci, aro i c.tit!ed Ia
receive it free from psstoee e,c, though
The post office through which the, receive
il ~ = b" o'll al the county. Subscribers
aha Post Master. will please notice.
ytlE ,f.nb W. f0rkriue !afiNcei,aay
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AT tile rrqcs, 81 several II f o,r oam,r.rr:i' rca, :,
We will publish ii, onr nexi, d document in.
tended for confidential circulation mong
The members OF The Secession Parry. The
want Of space compel. us 10 pu, i, over Ills
week. age
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nain. siT.e
lr.wcver desirable re.ire,ise 9ssis
!,'In, this IL not the moment tn, Withdraw
,frInt the government There is lobe Jsii-
n:tier .tatk'---if no, sem ihing fsilsc seri0i,s
with the Briii-h GGycfimenf; ci,t,rcrt,-
ing tho rights OF Am. ritan vessels. and
particularly tipnn the recent firing Tito the
r,camsr Prou,e,heus at Nica,sgus.' as
WasHix:Tox, Dec. IL, Is5i.-TKe
fnssuih Esciiement The capital, ais well
rs the country, 10 full of the Konsuth. iex-
citcnient; and The administration is ,n,,re
troubled and pcrplexcd than is seen on ilc
s,,riore.: Tie RnSsian Minister is the
ablcst foreign dip,os,atiBi accredited to this
country, Besides making himself an .Ams-
richn by. marrying an. American lazy, be
has, What ss, t:W diplpruatists pnssess. com.
mon scnse- -,ru'y American ia It's fo.ecase
and intuition. He will watch well tho In.
tcrcstsf Of l,in sovereign, but with nss: evil
eye 10 The true, interests and glory Of ihis
country. II lhe administration would bus
hook round, il would find e,ougi, To occtipv
itself u, home, wi,hou, lionizing through.
Virgiria with the Hungarian hefainr.' 'ias
during the summer, While negIecling the
t'uhan expetl,,h u; and without cogueiting
with Kossu'l. now, when another secret
Cuban eAp.sliiion ia being arranged, wiiiia
til!!nn Ni dollars contributed already, apd
the chief agents and ac,nra arc ans 4 in
-N"w York, PhiladeIphis. and Washingtoa,
working silently and subterraneousiy.F F't
~ 81 ~ fsaEftg& ENgyy..ifEeysEft
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Increase in7y yenrs

These results we.c Introduced 10 prove
that the Northern Church was in Il state OF
,lt cay, and nrc,lcd rcfor,n,g, shaking
u; and radcaizing, II seems to II. they
have had to" ,nucl, ui tia, already. II w.s
their radlcaIlsm that produced the DIVISION
nj tho Church, nlui Tie speaker We IN
trodurcd these statistics, did no, Hesitate 10
attribute tic decline of tho Church North
to the separation from tho S.,nlh, and
yet lie urges still further innovation az
q cure Tor the evil! Certainty we live IN
n wise age!-->ouih Cnroiininn.
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ellington ss==-rt sJdintlens oi
As,tins witt, hii air 81 81
ssI5FS aSrelsfsr ssillS g y y
sssa 80. as iias IS; s.
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tho friends oil tile church viii give their in.
huenco to this measure, SO that the thing
VIII be put at resi-. and to destroy the
coiIstnit discord which it causes" III
eInpocent Mr., David Kollock! Ishe lad
been politician,4 he would have re-.
'netnbcredstl,at lic was using ytl,c precise
Argument which mon urged Tor admitting
ABOLITION petitions in .cnpgress. Tie
Whole country, sqid thcY, is sronvulsel.
about this r2i,, ol Gl,,iui. LET IN receive
the PETITIONS and have DOM with the
uproar. Wek they received the petitions,
but did they have done with The upruu;!
nro'nt oi i'scti however, tic argument >
vastly older than clihrr Aloitiou or
Mctil,"iI.n. il happened III the days oi
the Patri-rclIs. that lion came upo,Ie n
slccp'sld, aird raightway began tu
roai ma most fearful way--lo tear up tho
ground, AMI L" strive IL break into
the told. The sheep were greatly dis.
'urhcd-.-bIcatcd Iiisrrably, ami l,LJdlrtl
M" curncr-. And this Continued or some
time, wl,cm All al ] ram, wlm Mas rather
~ i's dolagr. stood iurward uuI said. MY
ir entsi We shall never have any prncs ns
long as i},ls contiHucs--ict lis ntlluit the
un and. put an end 10 tl,,. disturbance" "
The MclhodIst Church North, arc, we
Ih'nk, ~ n fnir way 10, take the old rams
| advice, nnJ we give tscn, j,y Of their
COUNSELLOR.
Another worry interesting feature in the
history OF tho Methodist Church WAS dis
closed in this dlscussio.: !: II was, that The
| Church N"rlh, had discressud in Tic mum.
bor of III mc,'ncrs since the separation;
while the Church South had largely in.
crGusrti. The statistics are as follows:
! The Church North had mcmbors, in ~ 73s ,laa
! In 1881 .--ts' St,3. 90 l
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FILLING OF LOTS.

SURVIVOR OFH1cEs 6KC0ND MuMClPALITY,1
NewOreans. September II. 1851. !
II ESOLVED, That the Surveyor be, and he is
hssby su,honzsd 70 give notes in the ocal paper 70
al owner Of ot IN he Municipality that require filing Up.
si9ns Of an ordinance passed Ausast ~, 1850,
IN virtue Of the above resolution, n0tce hereby eivau
filled the same Be- done In Thirty days from he
date hereof under penalty OF i've dollar PEI day Tocove.
day thsrsafer that said lots remain pned and that The
Surveyor viii have all lots that remain unified altF thirty
sll 6urvsyor of tho SsconA n soisinsity.
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$4,000 REWARD.
REcoaD8R's O1yiCz, MuNlorrALlTY No. Two,
Civ md PnUah Of Qdeana.

WHEREAS, it has come to INV knowledge,
~ thai The night Of the ga inst, i'm occurred and
sook place IN the Union Row. situated Caro.dsst ss
bsewssa fctdido and Unou ssssu, In this Municpays By
which two sad were partially and
whseas has bsen ascetained and suspicion rss in u
paphc mind that tbs said buildings fired BY law
lsC and evil di,possd psssoe Or pessons
Municipality No. Two, Therefore oiisr reward q SiU
Sc: .housiRd doanJ sad By sutheay v:s e Ne l.
pany. osr further !swssd Of ei0O0 Gore thonssnd dol
laIsJ for the apprehension and conviction Of any psoa
ps0ns Of having fire ths said buidiugs q property
as sforeaaid. JAMES H. CALDWELL, Recorder.
NsWOFlsans, September a. l66i IN II
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R0R aAIE

TsHE FIXTURES in Store No, ~ Camp Ct,
eonQaiins Glsss Cnssns, Shelving, un,ers, one pair
kairhank large Baances two hns Balances with Bfas
Sooops and several other kinds Of Scals with Gas Fxtu
puuOloa, ~
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r AN AWAY from the subscriber ON the Sd
~ Year, Of srh vpq, 9 fest Or einehss high. with
~! o,asy hst snd shc ~ av@ ut u .hs :lbSw
aEsq q p: ps5ah q Wsst Fsca.e y this eta.s oa g
ON Gay o. August last, and pfohAhe that h. 1fkne
aboat ~ city. = n vs:y sy willing 70 b nd. mnabb
rssa Ni4bs sivsn fns AZ iSeeyesy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-21
ToTHE HONORABLE THE SENATE AND HOUSE OF REPRE-
sENTATIvEs OF THE CoMMoNw EALTn oF MAssAcHu

ToTHE HONORABLE THE SENATE AND HOUSE OF REPRE-
sENTATIvEs COMMONWEALTH OF MAssAcHU
SETS, KGENERAL CeURT ASSEMBLED.
ID ESPECTFULLY show the undersigned Inhabitants of
III Brookfeld and South Brookied, in the County of
Worcester, that the division line the towns of
Brooked and North Brooked passes through vlage
Of East Brooked, called, in such cause
great inconvenience the inhabitants of the village espe
ciay in respect to the maintenance of Schools: Where
fore they pray that the division line aforesaid may be
changed begin the Old Post Road leading Brook
field alte North OF what called Wilcut Mill and
thence South n degrees 80 es East three hun
bred and seventy five rods monument in The line
of Bro0kfed and North Brookfeld now established in
GLIDING thereby within the town OF Brooked hundred
and three OF land lying in North Brookfeld-
And they play that said land The Inhabitants dwelling
thereon may be to and become part of the Town and
Inhabitants Of Brookfeld; and in duty bound will ever
pray. GEORGE FORBES and Others
North Brookfeld, January 80, 1851.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-21
GREAT BARGAINS AT
FENNO g. SONS JEW ELRY STORE.
MoM l. THE TIME To pIiY cuEAp

- HAVING completed taking account of Stock,
gS5m and marked down many articles below the origi
~ lo nal cost, offer, in order reduce our
Ssn,9 large stock of Watches Jewey, Plated and Bri-
tannia Ware Cutlery Pistols Hunting and shing Appa
ratus Optical and Mathematical Instruments, Combs Rich
Fans Feather Busters lair Brushes Pernmery, and Fan
CIV Goods, in endless variety, at EXTREMELY LOW
PRICES.
As our stock the largest of the kind in the city, pur
chasers will find this rare opportunity to supply them
selves with many desirable articles Greater bargains
Than ever before offered in Worcester,
WM. d. FENNO 81 SON, l66 Main st.
B-Watches and Jewelry repaired by experienced
workmen only, and warranted to give satisfaction.
mari dwstf
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BUSH's SMILAX SARsAPARILLA,
from the Green Root.
THE GREATEST BLOOD PURIFIER
OF THE AGE.

OF THE AGE.
Nhis is the only thing IN me northern
states that Is fresh pure, incorporated, and really
valuable 1t obtained and preparedby Prof Bush, Geor
gia from the green fresh root al great expense and u
dcrhis n inspection Nothing but the true root
and the best and strongest its kind, is used in the pepa
ration All its medicinal properties preserved and n
virtues correspond with its purity aud freshness 1t an in
valuable remedy for all diseases acute or chro"tc depend
ing on scroruous habit body 1t is peculiarly valuable
in curing diseases of the skin, Uer 5oce stomach and
such as prevail in spring, summer and autumn; also hu-
mors AL kinds, syrhiiic diseases and emae complaints
Or freshness and vyaciy under its rlence and thousands
are now rejoicing in renewed health from It's astonishing
virtues , nv -, c. O. rn,
C. A. Harrington d. Srott Jr & Co A Clarke, and E. D.
wethebec; and by Agents throughout the New England
States. man 'N'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-21

Worcester, SIS. MARCH l. 1851
DY virtue of an Execution which issued on Judgement
ID in favor of JEFFERSON BELLOWS, of Grafton, in
said County Yecman at the last of the Court of Com
mon Pleas for said County have taken all the right in
equity that GEORGE A. BROWN and BENJAMIN F.
BROWN formerly Of Grafton in said County, had the
twentynnth day of July last pasthe day when the same
attached process, to redeem certain mort
gagged Real Estate laying in the part of said
town of Grafton and the Estate that is described in
mortgage deed from said George A. Brown Benjamin F.
Brown et al and recorded in the Registry of DEEDS said
County, in Book 40 Page 216 and the fourteenth dfy
of April next, at ten O'Clock, A: the Grafton HOTEL
in said Grafton shall offer for sac by Public Auction to
the highest bidder said right in equity Of redemption
mar2l-dltw2t L. BAKER, Jr., Deputy Sheriff.
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New Seeding POTATO.

FINHE subscriber has for sale few bushels of new and
valuable Potato, produced from the seed four years
since. 1t is called the HOLLAND POTATO, and isnow
for the first time, offered to the public It cooks well growa
large and smooth and has been but very slightly a
fected with rot decay Twenty bushels raised last
year from bushel of seed After trial of years
think it can he snely recommended for general cultiva-
ton Those wishing to try it will do well apply soon
as but small quantity is offered for sale.
Worcester, March Z, 1851. s. II. COTTON
mar7dw6w
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts .

In SENATE, Feb, 70, 1851
ON the Petiti"n aforesaid, Ordered That the Petitioner
~ cause attes copy of said Petition it'll this order
thereon be served upon the Clerks of the Brook
field and North Brookeld and published in the Daily Wor
cester Spy six times said service to be ten days. and the
lust az said publications he three days least before the
eighth day Of April next, that all persons interested may
then pear and show cause, If any they have why the
Prayer Of said Petition should notbe granted.
Sent down for concurrence. &c. L. KNAPP, Clerk.
In the House OF Representatives, Feb. 20, 1851
tConcurred. LEWIS JOSsEEYN, Clerk.
A true copy, Attest go
C.L. KNAPP, Clerk oftht Senate.
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CHEAP ENOUGH.

Daniels & Co., at the Cottage Store,
MO. ITO Main ST. selling off their ,tock Of BOOTS
~ and SHOES, for Thirty Days. at reduced price, to
make room for their Spring Stock
Ladies' Kid Shoes, good article, for 50 cents.
A first rate article for 80
Fine Kid Excelsiors, $l,O0
Beautiful En- mel Excesiors and Buskins. 100
Velvet Cloth and other Shoes, very cheap.
Gents Calf Shoes, SLIGO
Calf Pegged Boots, from 50 to 300
French Calf Pegged Boots, 800
Calf Sewed Boots, $50
Cali Congress, from So to - 2,0O
This is rare opportunity for those in want of Boots &
Shoes An early call will secure good bargains
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Worcester, S. Probate Office, March 90, 1851.
To all persons interested in the Estate of JOHN p
HALL, late of Uxbridge, deceased, GREETINo.
VOC are cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday April next
to show why the first rendered by Lewis
Hail. the Administrator of his administration of said Es-
tate should not be allowed and the balance in his hands de-
creed to the widow.
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In Basement of Nos. 81 . Piper's Block.
Neat Door South u. s. Hotel.

II HE Subscribers have resumed business in the above
Spacious Saloon, which they have fitted up with all
the improvements ofthe day and with such convenences
as the public accommodation demands
Their Cooking apparatus of the latest and best con-
structcn the establishment is literally supplied with
pure spring water, and every part lighted with gas.
Their reputation has long been established keepers of
Eating House, and they will be ready all hours
to furnish parties individuals with refreshments as
may be desired.
New York Oysters constantly on hand and furnished
any quantity to order
Fruit Of all kinds Nuts and Confectionery of the best
quality, will always be found at their establishment
u Grateful for the liberal patronage hitherto received
they respectfully solicit its continuance from their friends
and the public. SPUR & LEWIS,
fehlSdws3me