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pOETICAL.
TO RENA.
cnbte soai,

5, ,,vs ,,. :nr h.r oobie soa''
,,,,;:h ~ within her oreast nn'oia-
"'''t. ,d few ,ler sweetness share
Nose yentle smiles, now playing
100 Ger .i her young face from a, day t" Gay
lucy IN the lovely month Of May.
love her cheeks, with coral 'eem nrns;- ;,
~ ioy, her ewes, $, dark ana oI'S'i'-
,hsv are in nv bosom stealing, ;,,
FOR Throughout TTss the day; i" dreams at night
r.. charms have wrapt me with lame,
iAo' ca nure So brilliant ana 80 aIlgn';
:, ca ,n,sh: mes the brightest star -
Whose radiant beams light w Tue hs"', ,,npo
crmhcrand Va.
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SITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED.

Drlnchrs OF Ing.
i education Music. Fremch German. bra Wing Painting
and OH and Enbiry. wishes {" procure
healthy ctInn al Nr
Carolina lnbc schr"! s preferred The salary expected
the nrciS required 10 taught
experience cdchl. Letters " ."I) i;tcc
= W. H. Smoky Ordinary post office, uswrk coua.S, Va
r eel sc n rrmp Nos. i-twl
q EsTLESIl.S several cAirfc.Cr
"
cthcr usun. bralcic fsn cGucdti
of
fini : Aca.
testimonials qua caion and character
niypI. Address =, DIR Nov. l~--cas
THOMAS IL. CAwrION, DECEASED.
TsSIIE Thomas H. CawiiI. dec H. late Lo%ne
County. Mississippi notified .t they establish.
relationship said deceased the property comprising the ~"
sschrae pursuant to the Statute Address
CARRlNGrDS 5. CHRISTIAN,
n.tJ Law. Gal uut Ni,.ls>I tni
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Montgomery, Nov. II, 1851.

Mcssrs. Joseph Cuton and Lucian Grigsby have been
nominated BY the Democratic patty OF Rockbritge can
ddates for the House of Delegates. With MIR. c.
not acquainted but he highly spoken Of Mr. Gri.sby
knew well, in long and intimate acquaintance, in tempo
rary scJouln together in Mississippi. He is young Of
nodcsty and the most nprigh. character, uancug De-
mocrat Of unusual prudence aud very fair talents He and
his colleague too, we have doubt, would grace in
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SESSJpTE FRESHMAN

We heard al Irish friend the other day, in speaking of the
slang Of Summers and the Wings about the of Colonel
Johnson against the relief bill say that they think the
Irish great fools knnw that there is such thing in
ms country, Constellation limiting the action If the
government secidc duies Tins good sense in our
Irish friend, and il the wings think gull the iuel Sat
Irish by such stuff as this they greatly deceived
Lynchburg Republican
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TO The Editors Of the Enquirer.
HENRY cTtN

Slrs: am sorry 10 inform you Mr. Gays 1err,.
neiiih. A gentleman now Il! Tie nGig,rhoot f tS
writes me that he Ind lately M.. Clay. m,
:!ea!:h IS extremely d,c.c. ~ wax Il
Ga! foreign Feirt!ouS nre il c-irica, s;tr,,;,, .
:'rnl!G per!oG % or National Guvr!aiganr. oi rn
i':r: o.! ~ have d.:l 80, wt l!s cl-.ing i,,,,
,! hentncn.. on party G,sson., yr', ~nrn.y.r m.
re- honor Il IN r-:i, all parties nn"w w.sr I, Fad
No SLY r2ciHatiag policy Eka tlat "i kiniI .. is
TG!iG., Gut in aI-e nj p.iftJ'i-n has ua, Ard -.
inu" .c:Ga at on: io:e rcit"iS md i- .si N rI
- are cqried b. none. in Adi!rtrn =. his mas, ~
say. Sc have Lately PISSED taoGgr toying crisis
ic!en vi GGesi:o"S Of III" grn.u-I .:.s Jftanrr
Jh ul The Union wiS .!6.:c;iG'.i ~ i.,arlg II. n
CARROTS. lie CgnGr"'i:t 'casTre was carrI.i ,n,,"
@"ngirss wh 'ti:u =. H,I,;.e. .S,v,.'n
VIA Southern prr:ipl, - nor Sout.f: r.,e, ,l ''s
AtI; principles" GOALS eject ilc C..g 40, a.: '''
wotn the e'ca: cn"'it"ns II this gre.! 7e.,yy. -, st
-" North, S"Gth. T. at I'D rcst, urrr .,g,, 'e.
:hEv Went Tor tn"if cUra;ty as: no. t,.t,,,r,,
al true f:tr'5is =c'! ~ iHc 2:!y,:> = non p.'
.riic', 't ui,>>tA! our Dct1t Il Insy; at l,; 800,
.E,a; AZ; G1. ;r.u :g l., 'sls g.. .ui-. M.
,fG napn:, Iaa lie !I- ih!,iy X,,..at m Al, ..t
q. liz ct": 3. tt..lS viii !re ..sE n a.
car'Sui -, c"oni." !r!.. and 80. I- ras5t'r0. ~,
f.G"fa nations W.. nJn,nr:s 90 .1it;t.uI nh.
,n>;.aI ;i.a marble :" .!Cr memories.
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MaRRIED,

MARaED Wednesday, iN og the Rev e. II Rt.:
JAMES D. BULLOCK. L. $ Navy anu LIZZIE E. aJca,.- Of
Iuhn Ca-kir of tha cay.
MARRIED Of III: 9lh instant by Rev Tlor- T.
Jones' WM :. FIELD All! Mi:. CLARA W JONES, oy Il
louc, Vi
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,,o, - Tins. gentlemen 10 10 present Rail Road Coz
venfon proposed to be held in Romney Tuesday 18th oil
November Gnst.)
On motion the report and RESOLUTIONS were uaopteu Win
g;cat uuanimiiy-
ISAAC PARSONS, Chairman.
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tho house u: Delegates. and we ~sn '''e, ., e,a~
,.,sne,.t Of our carrying Rockbridse.
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G:ESiihHS HOTEL .r.DJA = e We r,,
not h"ca :tGIc..ri tyc. at;n.on, .:!t0a,l, NJ =
u IN aaN, >cnr;:. arc. Therefore, the mora
.a.I'y ;uf ilr pufrs, :" aging :tt, ho:e ~ Nuh
a:r.H !G ever t,: Gr",r ana better yn!iria!U.
;:tA al Gu. "a, az Irh: whist Ill. Ms GRESHAM,
ptr!niy ndrJ t. i.u.: w:"a " Ill !r.s ayv!v 4, ,k
u 'r Cnn5Hcir - j G'il aims ii ana ,.
i,,;cT> lbi whi Il they sut>. qu"rv Sept, In III,
Gni"a,u5 ,st , VITA la rit Il! t!lJw rsyric.
lad (i5rs.Jlns !,t', "si;"n, made ND4! ia,,
K. ~ ..tug into :Ih!J;!-l's. TnJ,c w- To ic.
Gre -lI.I the ae! !.n should b. c.reiu
% - ten steps tcyo.d glare u; lights IL. ny,.l
wtic3 stands Immediately by The cid NJ the c:Fs.
ff',pt..,rI> Obs,-,,.
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no JANE N. PEAItsALL.

a on will please take nctce hat sla proceed at the Office OF
Watkins and Randolph. in the CT! q" Richmond, Va
the December i between the hours OF NJ and
NJ day, take ui Scion Jenkins, Jane, Got!
read behalf
Cour Claurrry the Couny
IIcnco. ainti and defendant 10 the taking
shall. be
beG. shall be completed the day aue.a
said viii be adjourned from
l1In. unuI the taking the shall be Completed
INV l;-wiw TOBIAS PEhRSAII
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against
non lsSe a. Lame. I.nc
Andrew lltnsh4w oily VIE William I,ls Thou
hcI Lewis NJ LIBEL Andrew Irfslaw am! EIaa,e'h has VIE
%lcliHId DAVIS a r. ]'en liz VINE, M a. r.a"err ID RS
Ii winch laid El;zah~rh AID France H. -jlcksom wem
1s a,re fIe" . ti' H," 'TS" g. Naa M"S~
! " Ez 1' his ,s - m John "'; T,ca s Sr o. cun
can: n,! az .u. aiIin,,is.Iot"! saf.h frnc t,t
eaue the following. accounts ere oe. to es ,S""n Aa
-, transact" q i":"- el' "trl''r' "m'
D. l,-il executions bell uI the
a." 4" "n< o 81 tic . .wia % s"on b. al "e"un,
All ic yrrscua Isbel, ,l,o account
a, The, and every m Of !cn have rem, 1rl srncr he Geah u
1 III" contract cxseI wta. .m,wr an ace"un Of NE lur
chase money whose karl. :
ice IT, 10 H., i ,"c b. esrl,sd
by chLren, r,cI; ~ te". lnrudm. al!
MI ,im:e ,.l. any III,
an. jams i.;rI. ,,,riu
n'n' 'ei 's'br'l;e .'rr-. ~' the date q e@,
'ric'i'n r"'"' AMI lame. y I-,r a""slaNis de bn'.
a,n,ir. an lie . or .,a e~,- to rnse
,,r,l o.,-on' h. al. aud ne~ n" rad r"""2'
al @~sts - ne T." w. i"t"'> &c "' n" i"S
NJ at 'seS ""'' ' S'' 40 "'' ""''' {" nc minister
r par i, in crested j. IN oscs"rr <ar ave h.c'y no@l
:, - al NE =, ~ ~, O. ~, 80: :. " e. , @ ",,y ho
"s ",s .c>, 49,, :,; s,aiit r,la"r :" ,a,% CO. i'
s's d you s' slsif a..od ~ lou> / %n>,,
.----I--.------ - = -----" =.
], t"1" M: ysoi. 80 !a.r
! Z. !'s'. nse '"n" = . %,'r my ."n+e,n ,t% II a..
~. ,E =" $780," -. |''' 80 ," ,' '',, o.I6
" .; 'c'." So! tn ot"":'G I" u" it'" - Inih" Cny OF
u u ,a g, ) I,s.'ro"n: .o@, =, .~ So b., iaco
~ mthr So ~ 100, ~ TIE N"u w 10y H'Uen ':!t't
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III $3.50; Wv, iucr.as. yer unnunn l7-2' per ct''
In sixty years the aggregate per cent. Is
Average increase per annum 81 per cent.
MISSISSIPPI CONVENTION

The aggregate per cent in sixty years,is 62i
Average increase per annum l-26 Of one per cent.
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BUFFALO, Nov l9.-The GiaEd Jury have found true bills
against twenty Of the parties charged with being con-
ce;ned IN the RIOTS The have moi yet
been executed and III nnu,.. pr.Ssed.
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The expense per annum 10 each of the population
In supporting The President of the United States paving
ms salary IS onenlnlh o cen-or four. nnihs tor the
term OF four years This be reason says the Wash
ingon Telegraph why some don't cent who is Pres
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-25

iiie notorious Capt French has not been
cud but is 10 Prison Durango vita eleven companions
charged with highway robbery.
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~ C'Ii'IlcItH.
TOBIAS PEhRSALI..

I Ccu, and he Tor Cumberland ruus!.
"A the al ay September, 1851, which JOHN W. lhc Mary
Miller ard Jane Lewis PA Hi.s:
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John Minor Botts since his late defeat has written let
ter In which he that he takes enve M
hncai lie Bolts was the man who promised 10 "bead
Captain Tyler or die. He failed "head' the Cantain
and accordingly Keeps his BY doing the other thing
rather tudy 10 De sure and very gracefully, with
certainty, we think, THAI would satisfy renson,b Bile
"crownes quest" Peace to his ashes II Mobile Regiser
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Thomas sbcl ard James d. l>5e administrators &c boris
l.. wi. lsbe dec al James lsbc decd ao
right. Thomas l. Robertson AMI Mhrth, his
IIelhiw anu oily a. lis William tll 1hug H.
i-hc Lewis NJ lbll Andrew ic.rhaw and Elizabeth ts
Il E,IXil eth May frances ID
WIIa Jackson. children JacS-nn
winch laid Elizabeth AID Frances H. a!i - Jackson.
three ciircn and at Sarah cncr i, cd Mara WALTON
p.tsau iiusby Lewis BI2by Juh " Hdlby. William B"siy
James gl Henry finch a Polly his VILE 1rawirl trrn Ia"
Frances HI, .Ir. Geo t. Fss AMI IIaa his JOSEF
E,risS AID T. his i0u T"cu. Ia: Seer q %. Cum
bertrand and such administrator! sar.h .rrIci, 'tcG.
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Z RnnERTs. tx.

Vt. PlaTSII,
TIE iigors
having aud l. defendant above
aued hi. Commonwealth the aU! Geirn
appear holden the LcrS cice
Monday in January and 10 what
necessary protect her interest IN this suit.
CopyTes;c F. ROBERTS, Clerk.
S,v
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.ssS&t:t.i.iS EOUS.

SHOCKING AND THRILLING OCCURRENCE.
Forty or ny School Chdrsn kted and many mounded
New YORK Nov. 20-A terrible accident occurred this
afternoon O'Clock, The Public School Green
,Ich An alarm of fire raised ard The children
n"com. frightened attempted escape from TIE building.
large number crowdng against the baustrades in
second and third Stories when they gave way and pre-
Cpitated the children 10 The first toor distance of some
forty feet Already 20 dead bodies have been taken
the building, and is reported that least forty boys and
rls killed. The most heart rendng-mohers
,ntc seeking their children, and their cries. mingled
with those Of the dying Victims attracted thousands the
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yTINGISIA.-Ai Rules he'd in t;hlre Tho Lrur
Court Chanc=ry for the county OF irns'c" the ID da! u
November. ISL
john London, Of D4uie! IIissnbV!ian, decd
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free SOIL state convention.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual State Conven-
ton of the Free Soil party of Massachusetts, will be
holden at Worcester, on TUESDAY. September 10Th,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, TO nominate candidates for the
offices Of Governor and Lieutenant Governor, and to
consider and adopt such measures as may be deemed
just and necessary, in order promote the great
of Freedom throughout the Union and equal rights and
representation throughout the Commonwealth.
The several cities and requested to choose
delegates to the Convention in the proportion of three
for every Representative to the General Court which
they are by law entitled
The Free Soil Committee in the several cities and
towns, requested take all needfnl steps secure
representation Of that portion of the people who
consider the claims OF Justice Liberty paramount
those Of party.
By order Of the State Central Committee,
HENRY WILSON, Chairman.
EDw. L. KEYEs, Sec'y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-26

s'You must know, sir, the man VINO killed tn S
bear was poor peasant belonging TO the village OF
FouIy. and named William Mona. This animal, of
which there now only remains the small morsel you
have left upon your plate, used to come every night
and steal his pears, giving special preference 10
The fruit of one fine pear-ree laden with bergamo-
tes Now it so happened that William Mona IN
fortunately also preferred the bergamoites to all 9th
err fiuit He at first imagined that it was some of
the children of the village who committed these
depredations in his orchard; and having conse-
quently loaded his gun with powder only, he placed
himself in ambush that he might give them 4 good
fright
LCoxcLUDED on MoNDAY.1
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Notice TO our City Subscribers.

Our bills for the Daily and Weekly Spy are made
out, and in a few days will be presented by Mr..
JAMES R. PIERCE, our only authorized collector
for this city. We hope every one will find himself
able to pay these small demands at sight. Though
individually SMALL taken together they of great
Importance to US. There are some accounts of many
years standing, payment of which, at The present
time, would be very acceptable; and it is important
TO the senior publisher that all aIrearages, prior to
the I'd of Nov last, when the present firm was form
ed, should be paid, so to enable him to close up
his books, and to meet his individual engagements
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-26

EXCURSION TO FRAMINGHAM.-Our readers will
see by advertisement in another column, that the
mechanics and arzans Of Boston extend an invitation
their brethren Of the craft Worcester, to meet them
1t Birmingham on Wednesday next, at Eames's Grove,
for the purpose Of enjoying with them pleasant
Of fraternal intercourse. The obliging Superintendent
Of the Boston and Worcester Railroad has put the price
IF tickets at SO cents for the trip Tickets including
the collation., which will be furnished by Mr. B.
Smith, of Boston, SllO.
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For the Spy.
& Delta

The last steamer from England brings to the lovers
OF literature, the sad intelligence of the death of
"Deita." Delta, was one Of the very few young men
privileged to be present the "Noctes AmJrosanae
aad 10 witness the cornwall hunors of ''Chrstopher
N@ih,'' "Timothy Tickler," the Shepherd, and all
the other coaptes then constituting the corps auctoria
OF BiackWood and also The brightest constellation OF
Tory literary sa:s then in Scotland. Delta poet
Of great ability but he took that position amongst
his contemporaries, which sustained efforts than
those permitted to him by the imperious calls of la
borous profession, would have enabled him to take.
His immediate family wants required that literature
should be, him, only recreation and delight, during
the few hours snached from the duties Of
country physician, and, like man, he was, he
preferred making bread for his household, with his
peste and mortar, to winning green bays for his
brow with his pen. Delta, or rather d. MINOR, of
Musseburgh, coast town, near Edinburgh, wrote
in 1928, novel called Mansie Waugh, which was
mach admired by his coun,rymen a spirited and
faithful representation of Scottish lowly life. The
style inwhioh it is written renders il local however and
it is to his poems that he his general reputation.
Who does not remember his most exquisite poem, upon
the death Of his little son, who had given himself in
nfane speech, the soubriquet Of 'Casa Wappy!"
The last verse, which may valediction the
sweet poet who it, will perhaps recall ii to those
who have read it, and who, although they may lose the
words can forget the impressions leaves on the
heart:
"Farewell then-for while farewell,
Pride of my heart;
1t cannot be that long we dwell,
Thus torn apart;
Times shadows, like the shuttle fee
And dark howe'er life's night may be,
Beyond the grave, I'll meet with thee
"CAsA WAPFY."
s.
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Portable Baths. Improved!

A ND highly approved by those who have used then,
N both on account Of their convenience, and the low
price at which they are offered
Manufactured and sold by the subscriber "a Fronst
Sold Also by AARON BILLING % Front street.
HOVE & PUTNAM
WHEATON n HtCKCOX WAN sire"
e. ROOT Southbridge street
" The public are invited examine for Them selves
uyl9d&wtsep25 NM NJ BROWN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-26

THE ExcURsIoN.-There will be a mighty gath
erlng Of the young folks at the Boston depot this
morning. 1t is not often that an opportunity is af-
lorded for them 10 the wonders ofthe ''grea me-
ropos' for half dollar, and there has been pref
y general unloosng of pursestrings, and unsolderng
Of money-boxes, TO obtain the needfu.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-26
SPECIAL NOTICE-To the PeopIe OF wor-
cester.

ID LANELEY's COMPOUND ROOT AND HERB
81 IEKs. Whereas very many of my Agents for the
sale OF my COMPOUND Roof AND HERR BlTTERs have
been out OF them they have AL been re-snpp led this da,
with the Genuine Medicine for all the Summer Complaints
They are the hest medicine in the wod-as the peope All
say. Sold wholesale and retail by The Mpssrs M. n
Green and James Green and all the medicine dealers IN The
city and county. Wholesale depot 70 Union street
boston; j. o. LANGLEY, Proprietor,
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Probate Office, Js1y 1871. A. D. 1851
(NHRlSTOPHER MARSH, the Guardian of sarah
~ Lynde, late Of Roxhny in said County, adjudged
insane pc son. now decreased having presented his second
account ~ bis said capacity for allowance Oraered Th
SAID Christopher notify all persons interested the rein hd
they may appear and be heard concerning the same
Court nl Pobae To be holden at Dedham, in said Comfy
on the hrsl Tuesday OF August, A. d. shl by publishing
TINS order three weeks successfully in the newspaper ca
the worcester Daily Spy, printed al Worcester.
j,2i-jy2saugi leland. .J,sce of probaie
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-26

The Barre Patriot Of Friday, publishes the official
letter which conveyed 10 The late Sheriff of Worces-
ter county, the intelligence that his commission was
annulled. We think it will be up hill work to get
up a very great excitement during the continuance
Of this warm weather, about the removal of Sheriff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-26

SINGULAR Casa son Of Mr.. D. P. Williams,
about FIVE years DID, stung in the hollow ofhis foot
by bee near Vincent town, N. j., on the 18th inst
His leg soon became stiff and swollen and the pain ex-
tended throughout his whole body. One week after
wards, the surface of his body in the region of the
heart, became black, and he died in great agony.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-26

CoRREcTIoN.-lt is stated in the papers, and we
published il, that limo. P. RedfeId, the new Free
Soil candidate for Governor Of Vermont is Judge Of
the Supreme Court Such is not the fact Judge Red
fields name is Isaac F.. and they brothers. limo.
p is equally able with his brother. He was formerly
Senator from Orleans County, and is popular than
any other in the northern part Of the State His
present residence is at Montpelier.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-26

FIRST OF AUGUsT.-The Anniversary of West
India Emancipation will be duly noticed in this city,
by the Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society, on which
occasion most of the railroads will run trains for the
benefit ofthose wishing to attend. at half price
See advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-26
D. L. HARDoN & co.

If, as is asserted, the use of Bush's pure Smax
Sarsapara, will prevent the and fatal recurrence
oi Darrhea Dysenery, bilious fever and other diseases
incident TO the warm season. it is surely the most valuable
rrInedy ever discovered. AT rate, il is PURE and
pNcoMroUNDED, there he harm in testing lis virtues
by moderate Off.
For sale by L. T. Lazel, spurr& sibley. c. A. PAIRING
ten, d. seat Jr & Co. A. Clarke, E. ID. Wetherbee y C.
White & Co. dIw-ivIa
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IMAM Is JAUkSUN. Tres Gtnf
EDMUND QUINCY, Sec'y, jyls-j2 ava w2ti,
WOrcester Water Cure Institutlon.
SPECIAL N0TTCE

All persons having unsettled accounts with u.s. nre re-
quested to make payment without further delay We
have the names of Urge number oil delinquent debtors on
our books, many Ct whom have much as called to
see u.s. and tell US when they will pay To such we would
say, that if your not settled in some manner
before the first of August, they will positively be left with
an attorney for collection You have had our goods and
we must have settlement.
jy22 d3w HARDON A. RI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-26

SLAVE Casa slave by the name Of Matilda,
who had been brought to Philadelphia by her mistress,
was last Friday morning brought before Judge Kelley,
on writ Of habeas corpus, the instance of the Abo
lition Society. Judge Kelley notified the slave, that
under the laws Of Pennsylvania she was ee and could
go where she pleased, could make such an arrange
men with her former mistress as to the conditions upon
which she would render her further service as they on
ly could agree upon
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-26

SIcKNEss.-Flux, and Typhoid, and BilWus fever
are very prevalent and fatal throughout Indiana aud
prevail to a considerable extent throughout the whole
West. Cholera abounds in certain localities, but is less
common than in the Tvs 0 last summers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-26
EDWARD n. FIsKE.

Barnun's ElephRntsI-Many who have seen the
Elephants IN ltanums travelling Museum have betn Jis
appointed, and consider the whole affair in the Light Of
hhnbug but those who have used Burditts Oenginous
Menlched compound, have found II 10 meet the high rec
concentrations which il has received for sof enna Sioa
ing, Identifying and preserving the Hair Sold bv l. n
LALELi, Apoihecary. 2Ol Main street, Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-26

RIoT NoRwICH.-On Monday evening, riotous
assembage gathered in front of the cen
trail wharf bridge, in Norwich, CT, apparently for the
purpose Of demoshing it, and inActing bodily Injuries
upon the occupants, who are said 10 have beaten
young named Avery, in mistake for another person
who called for liquor, and left without paying his
The mayor appeared the ground and caused the riot
to be read, when the rioters SLOWLY dispersed,
tenng themselves with breaking few panes Of glass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-26

ExAMINATIoN OF CHARGE OF MURDER.-Ir
Nantucket, Wednesday, Joseph Fisher, mate of the
whaling ship Planter, was arrested by Deputy Marshal
Riley, charge of aiding in the death Of William
Clark, Of the crew, the LIST of July S49 off Pitts
Island in the South Pacific. Clark was shot by mus
kel in the hands Of Capt. Isaac B. Hussey, the
Of the ship.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-26

PArRioTisM.-A contemporary says that "to make a
patriot, all that is required pair of circumstances
wife and baby" BY this rule, friend of is
more than patriot, for he has wife and pair of
babies