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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-14
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
In Senate, Jan 80, 1851.

In Senate, Jan go 1851.
nN the Petition aforesaid Ordered That the Petitioners
~ attested copy of their Petition with this order
thereon TO be served upon the Town Clerks of Royaston
Templeon Atho and Phillipston, and published in the
following newspapers, viz the Worcester Spy times
and the Commonwealth nine times the said tervice TO be
fourteen days and the of publications to be three
days at least before the 9th day of February xt that
all persons Interested may then appear and show cause if
any they have, why the Prayer OF said Petition should
not be granted
Sent down for concurrence. C. L. KNAPP Clerk
In the House OF Representatives, January 81 1851.
Concurred LEWIS JOSSELYN Clerk
trne Copy Attest. C. L. KNAPP Clerk of the Senate
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Worcester Boot & Shoe Store.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
DY License of Court, will be sold Public Auction on
ID the premises, in Rutland Saturday, the 18th day
March next, O'Clock in the afternoon, the following
Real Estate Wis The whole of the Real Estate whereof
George Hubbard late of Rutland died seized consisting
his Homestead Farm containing about 1870 of land,
with buildings thereon, situated in the souherly part of
Rutland occupied by Oliver Nelson and heretofore
known the Bartlett Farm and the premises
veyed said Hubbard by deed of Charles p Bartlett
corded in Worcester County Registry of Deeds Book 49,
Page 532.
Said Estate will be sold subject mortgage for 81 100
and interest and the widow of deceased will join in the
sale.
Por further particulars enquire OF Chas p Bartlett
Paxton, or of the subscriber. Terms Sale
JONATHAN RICE, Administrator.
Worcester, Feb IL, 1851. febl3-w3w.
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LIVERY PERSON having unsettled Accounts with the
II Subscribers is requested to make Cash Payment with
out delay and oblige B. L. HARD0N q Co
Dec 10th. diff
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Store to Let on Thomas Street.
Steam Engine.
Central Lumber Yard.

THE subscriber has on hand of all the va
rous kinds of Lumber, which he will sell low as
can be bought in the city. Also shingles of all the different
qualities as low as they can be bought in Boston, Clap
boards. Pine and Spruce
u Conner of Central and Union streets. Worcester
feb l-dws3most EDWIN CHAPLIN
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New JeWelrY.

TINE subscriber having made purchases of many desira
bic patterns of Ear Hoops and Drops Ladies and Gents
Breast Pins, Rings Gold, Guard Fob, and Vest Chains
Watches, Clocks,
and Fancy Goods would hereby solicit continuance of
the patronage bera bestowed heretofore as is his
determination not to be underfold by any one
Doors South of American Temperance House.
febl9-2moinw F. H. PUTNAM.
Livery Stock for Sale, and Stable to Rent.
ON reasonable Inquire of James r. FISH,
~ Exchange St. or Thomas II. Rice, School St.
Worcester, Feb. 9Th. JAMES r. FISH.
feb9-dG
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To Rent.
Cash Wanted.

A ROOM over the Store of the subscriber, 238 MAR
n Street dec 27 istf Ii. AYERS
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Valuable Patent for Sale.
EMBRACING Connecticut and Rhode Island en- ire and
IL Massachusetts excepting few Counties and Towns.
The assignment of Morse's Patent TAM Saw dust woods
which have been used for dying Peat other fine Fuel
Burner for Heat the of suh fuel amounting
nothing; together with complete assortpent OF Patters
offered for SALE for years advantageous TERMS
with stock of stoves hand ii desiled with the
The Stoves yield good profit many hundred have been
and many thousands must be sold
The assignment belonging to the late firm Newcomb,
Dixie Co.. sold for the purpose Of closing up their con-
Germs.
To those persons who using the patent nlawfuly,
we say that they KIN and watched and will
be called upon render account for all violations
said Patent
For further Particulars inquire of E. F. DIXIE.
Worcester, Feb. II, 1851. febl2-d3w.
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Cashmere Long Shawls.

Purchasers Of Shawls Of any description will find our
store better assortment than they find elsewhere in
tow and the prices shall not be objection buyers
H. IL. CHAMBERLIN & co.
worcester, Jan. %, 1851. ian29dwtf
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". PLUG TOBACCO AGENCY.

TWO Tens of Virginia Plug Tobacco for sale by the
key at prices less than be purchased in Boston
Also Boso on Co Matches by the 100 imported Ha
vana and Principe Cigars For salo as above.
janl4-d&w4w j. NJ. CURTIS& co.
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Brussel Carpets at
I EDUCFO pPTCES

Brussel Carpets at
REDUCED PRICES.
I IQusSKEEPERS, intending to purchase any kind of
Rich Carpetings, during the Spring, invited ex
anime our Stock Immediately.
We are offering tie best
CLINTON CARPETS
at per cent dis cunt, and whole stock of
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS
at Sc discount
The prices will only be observed during our winter
sales, and must necessarily advance in the Spring.
feb4-d&wtf H. II. CHAMBERLIN & co.
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FOR SAFE.

gre THE JonesFarm containing 40 and one of the
F% best milk farms in the county. Situated eiceste
street, miles from EyHalI. Also farm of IS acres
on Heard street, the distance from the City Halls
Terms very liberal. Inquire Of CHAS. HERSEY
New Worcester, Feb. Sd, 1850. diff
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A Card.
POTATOES.
NEW STORE.

NEW SIUhE.
THE Subscriber has taken the Store No 49, Main ST.
l. opposite the Central Bank, where may be found,
Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, Umbrellas
and general assortment of GENTLEMEN'S urniihing
Goods such Shirts Bosoms, Cravats Hosiery, Gloves
Drawers, Suspenders, Handkerchief Stocks, Scarfs,
&c. &C. EMORY BANISTER,
Worcester, jan 81. 1851 jan3l-dtf
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SHAWLS, SHAWLS!

w = snail close the remaining stock OF w 7 T, II
- StA WIS at still greater reduction than VIC |
nave heretofore made. We offering great Bargains
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SpOnges.
Mrs. Thomas,

Mrs. Thomas,
T ATE from New York. has located herself with Mrs.
IL FELTON, where she is prepared to make all kinds of
LADIES GARMENTS, such as CLOAKS, GAQUES, MAN
'TELLAS DRESSES of every descriptions ROBE de
CHAMBREs, sc. Mourning made on the shortest rotce.
Worcester, Jan. %. jan23-d3wis
WE have on hand large Of very choice
w TEA, which we can sell at exceedingly low
price. Call aad examine.
EDWARDS & BANCROFT,
jan15-d&wtf No IS Washington Square.
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To the Honorable the Senate and the Honse of Repre-
sentatt0eS Of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
in General Court assembled.
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For Sale Cheap.

EOT 0dIe CN6dP,
esaGas THE BIGEI.OW STORE, near the R. R. Bridge
E..H the Boston r. r. suitable for mechanical bust
Ess#H ness. The Denny place in leicester containing
-S&== about so acres. small House aud Lot on Essex
Street, with small barn Also about so building lots.
Some of the above property would be exchanged for small
farm Of would be sold long credit, part
ing paid in cash The Building Lots will be exchanged for
Houses money will be advanced enable the purchaser
to build
Enquire of WIN. DICKINSON 9e Main ST.
Worcester, Feb. II, 1850. febIl-dtf
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TO LET.

Il pleasant and convenient tenament, within few
rods ofthe Post Office POSSESSES given the first of
IIIk April: Also two three rooms in the building
az Main Street, over Miss Jencks Store.
Inquire at No. 25 Exchange Street feb7-dG
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ND other kinds OF Bird Seed on hand and for sale by
N l.. +. LAZELI., Apothecary,
jan25-3wd&wis No. 20l Main street.
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LOOK THIS WAY ONE MOMENT.

PURCHASERS will please bear in mind that (ahough
L Others quote prices thought by them, to be extremely
low the subscribers Posted and determined
keep up the reputation already established of selling goods
shade lower than the lowest.
HALL & THOMPSON.
Worcester, Jan 90, 1851. lan20.dw4wis
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House for Sale.

"a ON Concord st containing with wood
90 shed attached. 1t has good supply of soft
EAA small garden with an excellent assortment Of fruit
Also the House and Barn, formerly owned by b. II.
Goodae, Summer Street, will be sold be removed
from the premises after the first of April next.
For Particulars enquire of VIM. Il. BLISS at the House
on Concord St. or at Court Mill, febl3-dtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Collision OF FIRE ENGINEs-FoUR MEN
BADLY INJURED.-Durng an alarm Of hre about iot
O'Clock on Wednesday evening, several fire engines
came IN collision In Myrtle-av. near Adams-st, and
fouI men were severely injured by being damned
between the machines. The alarm was in the Second
District occas.eEed by the burning OF some conbus-
tibe materials in IIampson O'Ilaras marble man.
ne mandatory. IN Atlanticst, which was extn-
puished before the flames had time TO progress. On
Their return home, Engine Co No. run into No. ii,
which was coming from an opposite direction, and
hcire behind an omnibus not perceived by the
former which was under full lun until 50 near that
The collision could not be avoided, uhe omnibus
HAVING turned out OF the Way). No coming up
clos, behind No 6, also in not being able 10 hold
up in time and II rs To be deplored that the conse-
ouercCs have proved of so disastrous anature Rich
ard Nolan. attached % No. 6, had his breast bone
STAYED in and five or six ribs broken. He resides III
Harper's Court corner OF Jay-s and now lies at the
City Hospital whittier he was conveyed from the
drug store corner of Court and Montague sis where
his INJURIES were attended TO by DR.. Ball and others
John Il LYONS of No. IL, had several of his rlbs
broken. and arm much injured lie resides al NO
las Concord-st. William Skinner OF No. O. suffered
a scalp wound, and was otherwise badly injured
Tie lies at his residence corner OF Bridge ana Con-
coId. sts and Is under the medical treatment OF Drs
Ayres and Wade. Another man, name not ascer.
tanned, was also shockngly mangled, and received
attention al the drug store, corner OF Pearst anu
Myrtle-av., whence he was taken to his home. Inc
Engines of Companies Nos aud IL were greatly
damaged No was unnJured The whole affair
II is understood Will be brought to the attention OF
The Grand Jury, who Will doubtless attach the blame
If any there Is, where /, properly belongs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
WESTERN FARM AND VILLAGE AssoCIA
HOME JOURNAL OFFICE.
New-York. Sept. y, 1851.

TIoN.- The above is the title of Company now
forming in this City, whose OBJECT is TO settle on
our Government lands of the West in such a
manner that farmers, mechanics, manufacturers
and merchants may possess the advantage OF the
first purchase of the land, without paying the
high prices which crowded population create,
and at the same time enjoy all the advantages
derived from an intelligent and industrial com
munlty The plan Is TO select a healthy site Tor
a city OF village on some lake or river, with ada
cent country of the best farming capacity, and
put it into the hands of the members at II %
per acre. Tor, if possible, to obtain from Congress
a free grant on the ground of actual settlement
in limited quantities. In lots OF from 40 to 100
acres each, and city or village lot oil from one 10
four acres and no more.
Every re ader Will see at "A glance the great al
vantaces to be derived from this mode OF pro-
cedure when contrasted with the old, accidental,
struggling, uncertain method OF going NesI
as the phrase u.s. SINGLE handed and alone, to live
in LOG buts for wears, like savages, often without
friends or neighbors, schools or churches, sur
rounded by lands held for higher prices by nom
residents and spectators, who care nothing Tor
society or improvements any further than 10 IN
crease the price of their lands, which only tends
10 keep off settlers.
Young farmers, mechanics, manufacturers,
machinlsts and millwrights, IN every State, OF
stating their profession, the quantity of land they
wish to Obtain within the limits before stated,
also the probable amount of capital they Will
possess, all of which communications Will sbe
confidential with the Board OF Directors. Every
inquirer will receive, by return mail, copy OF
the Constitution and Bylaws, which contain
full explanation OF the plan.
/, is often asked, how much money Will be re-
qui,ed The answer must be, the more the bet,
-. =, - plaip that of small Cdpltal
possess rare advantages IN this Association, as
one sustains another, like the bundle of sticks;
Still each member controls his own capital and
owns his land in fee simple and M his own IN
dividual name and capacity, differing entirely
from the Mormons, although they increase in
wealth rapidly.
The terms of membership are II Initiation fee
and 10 cents per week from LIST OF August to
18th of April, 1851, which may be sent by mall
to the President, VIM. Haddock No. 10 Spruce
81 post paid, when certificate Of membership
will be returned 10 the member admitted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24

Albany C,ty-For Mayor; Hon. FsIsSD
HUMPHREY for Recorder Lewis BENEDICT, Jr.,
for Poll C Justices DAs'L E. BAssErr and 5. H. Il.
Parsons, for Civil Justices PARxsK SARGEASr, DA'
vrD RUSSELL and REUBEN II. BINGHAM for Assessor:
WILLIAM JosEs for Superintendent, s. D.: W. II.
BRApsrREEr for Superintendent, N. D.: ARCHIBALD
You've. Mr.. HUMPHREY declines the Nayorsliy
nomination.
Cayega Co.-Assemsly }. DELos BRADLEY.
Jefferson co Assembly ,. WILLIAM ROUSE.
OnOndags Co.-Assembly = SAMUEL HART, Pom
pey.
Oneida Co.-Asse mbly J. +. HANaILL JoSEs,
Rome.
Stetben co.-For Judge d. H. McMAsrsR Trea-
surer JAS. R. DUDLEY Superintendent of Poor :
II. G. PHELPS Justice of Sessions JoHy Day.
XXVHh District For Senator: WILLIAM J. Gil
BERT, renominated. Mr. G. was a member of the
special session, and is warm friend Of the Canal
Enhancement
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accommodation to defendants, and was handed BY
them TO Mir HotchkIss, note broker, who procured
The money On It IRON MIR John f. Burrill. aud that
the note as usurious aid void. IN consequence OF
MIR d receiving for dIscounting 1t 500 winch was
s. more than legal interest.
The Court charged that fit as an accommodation
note for which 10 value had ever been given TIL II
cane into the hsnds of Mr. Burnll, and ne charged
more than per cent, the note is void. IL was SAID
10 have been given 20 take up another draft II the
draft had been taken up vitality would have been
gwen but 1t is alleged to have been, without this,
transferred to raise money 1t is for the Jury to
say. The Jury were out some time. Verdict for
piaintlf S-lJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24

a Protective USIos MEETING OF Far
mers Mechanics and others, was held al Oskasid'
WIss, lately for the purpose Oi establishing FIo-
ttciive Retail Store where the following resol lElon
was adopted That a committee OF eight be APP
nointed 10 dra', a Constitution ami Bylaws for
Protective Union StOre-to estimate tAe aPu11s
Stock. The amount Of each share and also ire lee u
membership.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
WILIIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

New BAP1Isr SOCIETY. 1.-THE Society,
conner South Filth and Fifth, having very much
increased, It has been determined TO organize new
CongIegstion. To be located In the upper part OF
Grands,., nearly opposite Even, where lots have
been purchased for the site of new Church.
meeting the subject was held last evening al the
EantlSt (huICh.
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Opposition Nominations.

Saratoga Co.-For County Judge: Edwin
F. Billiard w ateford for Surrogate David Max we'll
ofMilton for County'Clerk John Gllchrist Of Char
ton for Treasurer Arthur Parent, OF Milton fol-
Superintendent of Poor John = Roe, of Balls,on
for Justice OF Sessions John Clifford, of Greenfield
DeldrGrs Co-Assembly ]. Hezekiah Elwood,
Colchester, ?. Lewis Mills. fortnight.
Cattarausus Co.--For County Judge Rensselaer,
Lamb of Machas County Treasurer William II.
Henderson of Randolph for Superintendent OF
Poor William LoOmis OF Mschias Justice of Ses-
sions John Palmer OF Great Valley Coroner
Alexander ScOby OF Ashford
Steitben Co.-For County Judge and Surrogate
Jacob Larrowe of Urbana County Treasurer Perry
: Donahc of Bath Superintendent OF toe Poor
Llevyle len A. Jones OF Addison Justice Of Sessions
Ira p. Barney OF Wheeler.
L.. l rr.,sra
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

L. =. DIsTRICT CoURT-Bet0re Judge
,eweit A Grand Jury was empanneled at the COM
mencement OF the term by Judge Belts, but the
charge deferred so as TO be given by Judge Jeweu
and was so this forenoon.
The Court SAID the criminal calendar Is very small
and paid a compliment TO the District In conse-
Quence, the circumstance he said, being credltsoe
as IT must be gratifying TO the people OF New-f OK
Among the cases is one under the Post Office laws
for opening and subtractlng money or a paper OF
value sherefrom. party comes within the law when
he so obtains LISTER without authority and opens
With telOniouS intent.
There are also one or two cases under this law for
the protection OF ship and the authority 81 the mas.
ter. In 1895 law was passed by which mntlny dnd
revolt could be punished betors and provided also
punishment for enteayorlng 10 make a revolt
There Is also case OF false pretenses tior enlist
Ing under 2l.l and also larceny, and assault At sea-
&c The Grand Jury then retired,
SUPERIOR CoURr. Before Judge Camp
oei--JotE NcNtsTc against The Cooperation Of
Nt'r YORK -Ar. Nee. alleges that he was employed
oA me 'opos auon, IN Dec 1912. to remove tne cesd
b. DIES from tha' poftloa OF the old Potters Field
pN!lal ground corner OF Forty Clghihst aud Fourth
Az. that was exchanged with MI E. ; Kin. and
renter them IN TIE other part OF The gr0unislhat he
removed over 2Vo' bodies. besides large quantity
II decay Cd matter and 6lth, besides wcrS ta re-
placing ihe fences sc lie brings action 10 recover
SelSl, itss $Spo which n'ye hecn pad him
Tor CC'enSc 81 IS ccHicd HAT The number OF boies
VIZ. SO arct IS TtiCuet u. or that .un thing had
been cor as 10 Tie fences Atr. Mon agreed 10 re-
move "a The bodies Tor $500 or that should no.
COS, Q, CT thai aud tie amount Vas pal h'a
TIE painful showed G, a. De rcnoyg ihe number
Of tcdits spcten O., ana ore, ori ~ ge portion OF
ne m we've ,Isu gtCuij elul1s iAai agree upoa.
Tie panah ~ltn rev !o'or Win Nie~ =
autnUmg pleaalntS
CovaT OF { oM.o> PLEAs BE fore Jad e
Irrrsham. ~ fha,a "a 70 Tsi. agi 3ss.tiH :
RorKu,lf-On a dr3it. sc,rp.et ts dcie dt,'s la1lc
b, Vim Beach Is Co cate! Auo"in, ior7 II lHil'
~ 500 The deieasc Is tbs TIE Jyaa w4s s.gea IL
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-. time Of the gale. OF these. we have heard OF
-.f.,v Of &c, ashore, 4; dsmasted. and tue
w, loss of 1. This leaves &c yet TO DC heTt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
CITY ITEMS.
~ Mr.. JouN A. BARpwELL, 81 Del;

~ Mr.. JOHN A. BARpwELL, 81 Delan'
.,s Who was the chief worker 10y getting up pc
,,,;ocs. writing letters &C. III the enterprise OF car
ling through our last Legislature the reduction OF
-. Iesalraie of Redemption OF Country Bank Notes
:, AIhspy TO lper cent, whereby our City, and es-
o.c,.liv its Merchants, are saved some Half a
Million Dollars per annum, is now poor and in
,,o,rac,edly bad health, rendering him unable to
n,osecu,e his business. Several Of our Merchants,
in consideration Of these facts have united in ma
King him present. or rather compenSation-of
40 or Is each and We hope others Will see fit to
do so. He needs 1.-THE has earned it-let him have
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24

oyyIcE or TIE MERCANTILE Mgrvn KS 1ss 20
No % Wal-st. New-YOfk, osp' o. LI III
NOTICE is hereby given, that IT., II :
~ PER CENT Of the scrip Of this Comp 'Ay,
the 18th day OF May 49, vii be a'd 70 las g.
o. ,v 80 pe,, and that interest shsrssn shan cease
ron that date. LdAn NJ
AZ Ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24

IT. JOHN b. Couch is to lecture on Tenn
oersnce IN jefferson County next week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24

r r. WATTLES e. CO. No. 43 canal
Providence. r. l., MANUFACTURER Il
STEAM aud GAS PIPE FITTINGS, Valves, GoGhk ~:
SPINNING Rng-, Ring Travellers, &c &C. sc nes ~ P'os
nsnufactured BY the swAMsCoT CONAN N s n,.
are now prepared 70 furnish the above snc - em1t a.
tsrt AZ yery 10, prlces Orders wil meet WIN p'oHp.
enfr ard purchasers viii find the seor, 70 t % 20
quality. tsIf u u n VI 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
Hlatbinerp, sc.
NTOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS.-

NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS
For some time past have been engaged in buitd.
pe nd ureparing 10 build Brandreds Patent Thfose
Having now comp eted stock Of OILS Tor that purpose
We able to build these nachncs with greater cuary
and dsr nfch than previously and 10 recommend them
with confidence to e attention Of manufacturers Isse
machines have been In successful operation ior ths mt
four yeao They will do much work as the Danforh
Tbrote with one third Of the peSer The TWIST moIe
M form than from any banded spindle The use OF 6ands
beiug dlsuersed with In strength and Durability TINS
Tose 10 acknowledged, by competent Judges. 70 eIc.t
every other spinning machine MANY Of Che 1--we soinde
Tn can altered To the principle, SO As 70 tufn
of nearly double the former quantity OF Work ihe Dn
forth Throstle also be altered 10 a. 70 gve mo iu
thirds These Ihrsties no. IA active op"pa,ea 70 tss
farOres Of Messrs. j. y. ChryseI Co. Of ndsfho,x
and Alfred Wild Esq Of COhoes Falls 10 whom We reief
the public for information ~ Their practical wcfnhs
are ORC pared IS usual 10 execute orders toI Cotton.
Woosn and Flax Machinery, Casting. Mn Geirns.
Ins III bnsn.ss B. BKUNDRED. SON CO,
ia lms Oldham WORKS, near patter son, " j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24
Advertisement mt. l-WAsHINGToN BULL

ADVERTISEMENT -WAsHINGToN BUILD
ING AssocIATIoY.-A special meeting OF this Asso-
citation Will be held this evening at Warren Hall,
corner Of Oliver and lienTy-sts. The attention OF
working men IS strongly directed toward Building
Associations. These Associations are designed to
carry out DR.. Franklin's famous maxim, Take
care of the pence and the pounds will take care OF
themselves" and to furnish every man with home
No industrious man need be long wlthout'a home
stead who will JOIN the Washington building Asso-
cation. The entrance fee, now only so cents, must
necessarily soon be raised.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-24

~ GEN. GEO. P. MoRRis was recently
charged in Boston paper with having bought OF
the late Samuel Woodwork bis widely popular
song, 'Woodman. Spare that Tree The fol-
lowing is his conclusive refutation Of the SIAN
der