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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-09
3est Coach and Furniture Varnisb

Best Coach and Furniture Varnisb.
f1E subscribers Agents Tor OF the best Varnsh
Manufacturers in Newark N j.. and are ready to sup
ply all in Of an article that will give satisfaction Per
taking gallons time have made TO order
thereby securing an article that will suit.
All Vaish warranted and money refunded exchanged
il satisfactory.
sAM'L c. WHITES CO., Harrington Corner
mara dw6m Opposite the CITY HALL
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POWnER
Fluted Ribbons.

entire new style of Trimmings, in an endless variety
and shades, with Gimp Chord match and at lower
prices than in any other establishment this city at the
NEW ENGLAND FANCY STORE, 2l0 Main ST.,
myI5-dwu Near Worcester House
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Oil Vitriol.
GARDENERS Oil VtrOl, Mnriac Tin, Nitric Acid, Nh
N Ratio do and Aqua Fortis by the carboy Harrng
ton Corner, opposite the City Hall.
mar7-dw6m SAMUEL G. WHITE & co.
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A Splendid Assortment
AF Hats Caps, Gloves, Shirts, Bosoms, Handkerchief
" Stocks, Socks Umbrelles, for sale low at
dec2l---eodtf MERRILL'S. 22l Main rect
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PUMPS,
II FAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD, and ZINC, for sale cheap
IL Pumps set and repaired by ID. RUSSELL,
: "a Front street, Stone Block, near Washington So.
my22-dSm M
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The State of s out (arnIiua
iii ~ & sss. + Y -

Samuel WHO s. IN :li, chs, ID of liz.
slicriii of 1;irliDg District, by of N
Wnt9f apina ed Sntistacisnlnia al il,s n
John q. Erwin having filed iatpy oIlcc tssssiss
his petition 20 Court of not, ias
ing that lie iay be admitted 10 the benefit ~
Acts Of General Assemble, iit fr ti,s s.'
lief of tnsofent Debtors IS ordersI M ia
so,a yoan Ersia nnd all other w
indebicd be- and teY are hereby sa,, 80, !. 81
Lave notice to appear before ile taM Ioi,rf II
Darlington Court lIousc, on the nine s
OF March next, TO slesv scanse, if my lhev s.
net be gruntsd - = s'ss'uta t
T.. Is. BRIjNsoS, q. d. IS: !, 7, 8.
Office OF Common Pleas, i 7s s =. sfs
Darlington District. s.. tt.s 81 q sisss 81, y
December, lBih, 1850. ySs,slsstS ssst
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GIN MAKING. IS a.,

We are prepared to- execute, or,scrs sss
any extent in the above iise, beth fors new
worsand repairs QGr Gins are iie. mr..
passed by any made III the State, psss esiiisr
all The advantages of the Falii,lss asst
and Sliding NEs. which saYcs a sTeak siest
in way of repairs. We also use Iifie SseeS
Plate Saws, rith teeth set ie an angie ,sa 3
cannot possibly injure tho finest star,le.
with an, ,iinprovmeai 70 regulate The moiins.
oitae cotton; our brush IS constructed on d
;plan,- giving at once, the advantages of
iigh,ness, strength and rce-alltser
material IN the successful operation off 4
Gin. We would invite, planters to call
at our shop aud examine for iheInselees,
whilst we wonld assure the public generid.
ly, that they shall have no cause 10 COM
plain either of our work or prices. L $5Sag
CABINET MAXI NC.. G -
We are also prepared 10 do work in lilo
Cabinet lme-s,rch az Bedsteaas., Ward
robes Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables,
Cupboards, &c. &c. at short notice, on
liberni terms.
HUDSON g. BROTHER
Opposite The Presbyterian ehs,FeA.ia ~
Sumterviile, April %, sIs47. s6
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The State Of South C arolina
DARLINGTON D DISFRfC,T is,l, 4 g,


JOHN l. Dickson who is in the custody
OF The Sheriffof Darlington District. byi VIZ
tue OF n Writ nf .Gapias ad Satislacieidnf,
al The suit of Wilice Goodsnn, having fled
IN my office together. with a schedule loi,
oath, OF his estate and effects. his psti,iai,
p The Court af Common Pleas, pnrayinr
hat he may be admitted to The beDeiitf ar
he Acts OF The General Assembly, made
ior the relief OF oiinsnirents Debtors. III il
ordered, ti,nt The said Wilice Go,alson, aisil
al oileS The cFsiturs iowi,om the sf,iiaa sf,iiaa
John j. Dicllscil is in any wise Indebted,
be, aud they arc hereby summoned andh have
nnticc 10 appear hetnres the said Court at
Darlington cnur, House ON Monday the.
seventeenth, day of March pext, 10 Sshcw
cause II any they can, why The prayer III
the petition aforesaid should mol lie gran,ciil ]
q. E.s .: BR uNSO G. p. D. H. II
0iiice OF Common Pleas, .,se
darlington District, s. G.. !, q .sNatI: ollr
Nor. 9th. 1850. IS sSs55f9;
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The State Of South Carolina,
DARLINGTON DISTRICT. !;

william d Rolligs who Is in tic crs:otIy of
W.. e ne of darlington District, by .i1c Of d
Jon + Erwin, having filed in my office io.,eib.
er WIN fcl.ed,Ile on oath, Of Ills cstiie and 81
lecis. ms petition 10 the Court Of Common Pleas
praying that he may be oimiiled 10 lie belief,
o. y. lhe ACTS OF the General Assembly made for
thnt The fnid John r. Erwin and nj other. ,l,,
cfchitors 10 whom the said William d. Roi,,rss
is IN ahyssise indebted, be, and they are leTebv
summoned and have notice 10 appear before ,l,,,
fnm s; Ionrs at Darlington Court House on aIoa..
cause il any ,ey can, :, y the PRAYER of t. ~.
tiiion should not br granted ~ ~ s.
.. ~ +. B. BRUNSoN y q. 6. i. 6
Office of Common Pleas. Deteu, her It,.t1sEn
Dai iiiis'on District. $Et Sg 3n
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Come and See.
ANY, AND EVERY THING.
A. j, g. P. MOSES,

Having received their FALL AND WINTER
STOCK, now offer ut their commodious Ware
Rooms
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
The largest and most varied assortment Of
Goods, Wares, and Merchandise, to he found
in Snmtervile, viz: Dry Goods. Groceries,
Crockery, Hardware, Cutlery, and edged Tools,
HATS, Caps. and Bonncts. Boots md Shoes,
Sadiery and Ilnmcsr. Sole, Upper and Patent
Leather, Carringe Trimmings, including Axles,
Springs, nnd Mallcable Castings.
100 Sacks Salt.
Sweeds and English Iron, broad md narrow
imrs, square and round do. Hoop, Band, and
Builer Iron,
5000 yards Bagging
Together with Rope. Twinr, &c.
SCHOOLBOOKS AND STATIONARY
The attention ofTcacl,ers is particularly re-
quested 10 the above hnm our immense
stock my quantity or kind can l,c obtained.
We have the most complete assortment Of
EADY MADE OTIIING
that hns ever lccn brought 10 This market. to-
goihcr with Cloths, Carsimers, and Vcstings.
Come and see
CARPEIING, BAIZE AND RUGS,
1000 yards carretins, Rugs to match, and s.ou.
PAINS, Glass, Oil, PuHy Whhing dc dc.
We can SIMPLY my quantity, quality. or colour
of paint und can rcconne nd our Glass nv to
quality and u, Charleston prices.
PATENT MEDICINES OF ALL KINDS
including Dr. Jaync's Family Medicines. One
bale Fresh Hops just opened.
Planters will find 1t to their advantage toc,
anime our Blnnkeis. and Negro Goods as we
can sell them us low rs any Charleston II,u,.
December 18th, 1850 6 u
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The State of South Carolina,
DAlLINGToN I,Jsg,nIcg,, 80 =

William !efiords WHO is ID the c,,.,oy n ,S,.
Iws;t 1ns,ln o. harrington xirfue pf q
John y. Murray, having filed 81 my osIiss iS.
ge.ficr with fchednc on oath, OF iia AMI
siiects, his petition. 10 the Gouft of
pieas praying that he nrty be ndniitied toi;s,
nn nsaI &c q The AG.s ef its Genera, snsrnbls
ordered that the snid John ID Murrny and ~.
Gssr, The creditors 10 whom the said sViIlia,,
Jef9rds isin any wise indebted, he, ana silss,
nre hereby ;rmoncd and have lice to .,f,sss
DcioTr The snid Court ns Darlington Ce,in Hessa
to .hew cnnsc If any they ca, Why ,is ,i.sss,
OF the Petition aforesaid should moi be ir1n,ife,
o, Il, y. .BRtiNSON, G. e. r.I s..sS
onise ol Ccmmcn TEAS, Dccsmb;r 10, 1850
harrington District. s En-, ss
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resources, and the extent of her wealth
on ans. fiInportail may realize the bright
asl plctures yet drawn of,I,e ',gem Of
the AniilleB.,,'.2 ~. s,i1 {s,a.
g Before writing my next, Ishall have
completed the statistical memoranda, by
means ofwhich will he illustrated much
that Is herein shndowed forth, and TINT
IS TO be hereafter expressed" !"
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Bradford Springs Female
Institute,

The Exercises Of The Bradford Springs rc.
male Institute, will he resumed OF, the first
Monday In February next, under the direction
OF the Rev. EDWIN CATEn as principal, aided
by competent assistants In the various branches
OF thorough and finished Education. For
Board and Tuition, the terms are those original.
ly established, half yearly in advance.
Jnn'r 22d. 1851. l3 If
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"a, ANDERSON,
DMMB&& @sWM IMAA@A
SIQnlfefvfiic, So G.,

Respectfully informs his friends and The "a a,
ed large md Well selected STOCK OF
FALL and WINTER GOODS, consisting. Of
French, English ant American Broad CIoIhs'
French and English Cnssinlers, plain mud fan.
cy, double and single tniled DGesklrs, french
and English Twceds, Kentucky Jeanes, Er
min Cloths. Irish Linnens. Gloves, Suspendcrs,
Crarnts, iIankerGhefs, Hose. Umbrellas, &c.
All of which will be sold ut the most liberal
terms, and at prices corresponding with the
times.
Garments manufactured by the subscriber
and warranted TO give satisfaction.
Oct. 8, 1850 SO - ~
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Wanted to Hire 80 Negroes

will give liberal price for prime Me-
GRO FELLOWS, to work on the Rail
Road, by the month. Persons having any
to spare, oven for a short time, will do well
10 apply at onre. a. }. MOSES.
Oct 90lh, 1850 if
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GOOD AsOLD WHEAT.

JUST receivedb by late Train of cars. n prime
lot Of Groceries, such ns Sugar, Coffee, Aloasses
Cheese, Flower and every Thing commonly kept
by country merchants, chca pior cash by
McRUY IL JONES.
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Fare Reduced to $40 from
Charleston to NeW-York,

LEAVING the Wharf at the foot or
l.aurens-s'. daily at 3, p. M after The
arrival OF the Southern cars, via WILL
MINGTON, aud WELDON, N. C.. Pc
TERSBURG, RICHMOND, to WASH.
lNGTON, BALTIMORE, PIILADEI,.
PHIA. and N. YORK.
The public is respectfully informed that
the steamers of this line, from Charleston
TO Wilmington, are in first raie condition,
and arc navigaied by we'll known and eype-
rcnccd commanders, and The railroads are
III fine order, thereby securing safcty both
and dispatch. A THROUGH TICKET
having already been in operation will be
continued on and alter the first of Oct.
1919, as permanent arrangement from
Charleston 10 New York. PASSENGERS
availing themselves thereof, will have the
option either to continue without DELAY
through the route or otherwise. 10 stop nj
any OF tho intermediate points, renewing
their seats OH the line TO sui, their convc
nicnce. By this route travellers may
reach New York on the third tlay Lurin1
business hours. Baggage will be tickcted
on boardthc Steamer iu Weldon, as Ike.
wise on the change OF cars. at the nterlne
date points from thence to n. York
Through Tickets $50 each, can alone be
had from T.. WINSiOW, Agent of the
Wilmington and Raleigh Il. r. Company.
at The office OF the Company foot Oh I.au.
rcns-street, 10 whom please apply. For
other information inquire of
L. c. DUNCAN,
Atthc American Hotel, Charleston 8. G..
Nav 8 O5 Iy
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DeKalb Factory.

Having taken the Agency of the De-
kALB FACTORY, wo are prepared 10 sell
their YARNS aud OSNABURGS for Cash
nt Factory prices.
A, J. d. p, MOSES.
June "a, 1850. 35 If
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Bed Rags,~.T Theresis q long article in
thsEalley Farmer, by which II Is establish
ed beyond question that sweet oil OCCASION
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10000 lbs. Iron Assorted,

5000 yds Usnaburgs,
5000 y,ls. Brown sIir,ing and shee,ing,
5000 yds. Blue Domestic aud Tickings,
8 half barrels, No. /, Mackerel,
Fresh Soda, Wine and Lemon Crackers and
fresh supply of all kinds of Goods jus, re
eciyej, and for sale, by
Fcb27 A. J. & p. MOSES.
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KEEP DRY.

a large lot of India Rubber goot's consisting
of Caps, Over Goats, Cloaks, boots, Shoes,
iegginge, Gloves and also Figd India Rubber
and Oil Cloths. For saIc by
J. 7. SoLOM0NS Il co. /.
Oci. %, 1850 50 lf
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D. w. PRICE,

@ ~ S 1a CD U
Tho Subscriber begs leave to inform his old
frieuda and tho public generally that. he has
taken the Shop formerly occupied by 4. Con.
wny. He guarantees his work sl,nll be got ,,p
In the most Fashionable and Substantial mar.
nor.
tSS All that he asks is fair trial.
Nov. o, 1850 2 If
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MGM SMAA GNNNss
N. DRUCKER q co.

N. DRUCKER g. co.
ARE now just opening their large and new sup
ply of srusonabe goods, consisting in part of
Cloths, Cnssimcrcs, sntiincis, vcsings, linens,
Plsin aud figured nlpacca, mousclin dc Iaincs,
Ginghams, with other goods for Ladies' Dresses,
- -Al.So-------
A splendid variety of Calcocs and the very best
and cheapest blcached and brown Muslin
to he found in the town
The above Goods have been selected with the
greatest cnra. and will be sold as always, at tho
very lowest prices.
Dec. llth, 1850 Z II
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Having received their FALL AND WINTER
STOCK, now offer ut their commodious Ware
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-08

streaming upon them. Where during the day one would
notice specimen Of wood carving collection of bronzes
or pottery: his sight attracted the coun-
try suspended above it's prduct the undersdes Of ga
ery rendered slightly by Owen Joness plan Of
coration Policemen in list slippers might occasionally be seen
fitting point whence the strangers might be re-
offered suddenly emerging from behind dark object
where they had remained for time cautiously slowed away.
court was entered, divergence made the right
the left the quick eyes and the scarcely discernbe football Of
some member Of " the foce followed Over the whole in
terror profound silence regned broken only intervals as
the clocks Of the building rang slowly the advancing hour
lopes of calico concealed Of the objects facing the nave
but the large trophies in the centre remained uncovered and
looked solemn and grand in the dim neutral light which pre-
vailed The Indian shirts Of mail and the model prahus Of
the East, were favored by the beams Of the The
chandeliers of Apsley Pella CO. caught the eye in pass
ng and gsened anxious have their illuminating pro-
pees tested Gmpses again caught Of remote gale
res brought into prominence by gsslamps In places
light shone, though whence appeared mystery In
others there almost Cimmeran darkness The contr-
buttons to the carriage department swathed in calico,
while the gigantic locomotives dsdaned any covering and
rested in grim repose The activity mules spinning
and looms hushed the wh Of driving wheels was silent
and amidst the whole Of that usually noisy department ded
Gated to machinery in notion the only sound heard
that Of cricket chirruping away menily amidst Whit
worths tools We have skeehed family and rspdly the
aspect of the Crystal Palace by night when deserted
by all the crowds that hrong its piaed ascs during the.
day. and left alone in is glory The thus presented
cannot e adequately appreciated oy any description but
the privilege which have enjoyed not very parngy
used it is highly probable that the Russian eweler would
have many other exhibitor adopting his fears and initiating
his example iu testing sbem.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-08

SCENE AMONG HIsTRIoNrcs. following enable
scene took place in Western city not long since ne us
cipes of Thesps undertook do up julius Cesar
Wm o. represent Cesar. He did very antI a ne
brought upon the bier unfortunately then
happened him with his feet but few ing om the
hot stove. The defunct Julius stood FIRE Tor
few minutes but he found the heat unbs ana IN
the middle OF Brutuss speech began to haul unuer
the pail. The old folks smiled and the damn
dead Cesar drew up his knees-the audiq
corpse turned over-the orator paused in "a
deunct Julius then sprang up from his ,hw ua.ns 20
the bearers with clenched fist, asked thu cunteo
to him alive One long and loud, r iortn
from every throat in the hall, all exer snd sh;
Cs ar's he, after kicking hia, 49,: ouums ms
robes the bearers gathered his cit ."u iei' tne
school house in high dudgeon. M
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-08

Law ASEcDoTE.-The following is literal extract of
deposition in the Irish Court Of Common Pleas
"ADd this deponent further saith, that arriving the
house of said defendant situated in the county Of Galway
aforesaid for the purpose personally serving him with d
writ he the said deponen knocked three several times
the cuer commonly called the hall door, but could OBJ
tain admance whereuPon this depouent proceeding to-
knock the fourth time, when to this deponent un-
known, holding in his hand musket or blunderbus loaded
with balls sugs this deponent has since heard and
y believes appeared a of the upper windows Of sai
house, and presenting said musket bunderbus this
ponent said if said deponent dd not
would send his this deponen, soul to - which the do
nent verify believes he would have done had not this
nent precipately escaped"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-08

SHocKIse AND FATAL AccIDEsr.-A highly respected
farmer MI John Bolts, living Halls Cross Roads, in
Haford county. Maryland, while tending his thrsshing
chine, Friday week, had his right caught hereiD
drcaduly lacerang and crushing from the hand upwards
towards the shoulder Declining to submit to the necessary
amputation, the forfeit Of bis life the consequence,
Tuesday night last Mr.. Bolts leaves vile and several
children, SUN,
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-08

Mr. GUrzLAyr the famous Chinese missionary and scho
lar died at Canton c last in the 4sth year
Of his age He was by birth Pomeranian, a was to
the East by the Netherlands Missionary Society 1927
and after spending four years in Batavia, Singapore, and
Siam, be went to China in 1881.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-08

SHosKrse AND Fatal 0ccURRxscg-Iti is our melan-
choy task TO chronicle which brought
dusous citizen TO violent death. On Friday evening last
about dusk, young by the Of Joseph FIems-
ter went to the house of neshbo Mr. Nathaniel Mukin
for the understood purpose Of ncng personal
upon individual who boarded with him. III feeling had
for time existed between Femister and Muikn and
the latter anticipating the visit loaded muke and placed
beside h. door. corct between him and Flemer en-
sued Immediately upon the latters arrival and Mukn be-
ing much the older and lighter of the two, overpowered
and thrown down. While struggling with his antagonist
above him. he called upon his 500, stripping of
teen to FIRE upon Femster. He Immediately did 50 but
owing sudden change in the position Of the parties
the charge took effect upon his fathers thigh, only few shot
grazing The others face. The wound dreadful one
carrying away large portion Of the muscles snd dividing
several large arteries The unfortunate man walked few
paces to bis doorstep and sa, down. He sank rapidly from
loss OF blood, and no reaction occurred AmpuaoD as
last resort, performed Saturday morning by D Nc
Guire Conrad, and Smith but the patient died that after
noo-.- Winchester Vyginian.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-08

IMpRovrp PLAsIse MAcHrxE.-Two splendid machines
Of the WoodT patent have recently been put up the
mill Of Henry r. Wilson, Hamilton street, Philadelphia,
which, for rapidly of operation and fine work, surpass any
other machines of this patent They wholly on and
weighs about four tons. This was made BY John H.
Lister OF Hssng., West Chester county, New York with
various improvements suggested by Mr.. Wilson II now
boards planed both sides, and tongued and
grooved operation, at the Of twenty thousand feet
per day. is capable Of being changed flooring board
machneha is. planning but sde-by changing the strap
and dpacng the under cylinder by raising the bedplate
which requires hut minute to eject In planning flooring
boards has been worked at the rate of eighty feet per
minute.
The other machine made by s. B. Schenck, Of Mans
field, and has all the above improvements
There Of the Woodworh Planning Machines
in active operation the Mills of H. r. Wilson, Jacob p.
Wilson, and George B. Soa, working, avesge, about
twelve million feet per Nothing can furnish better
evidence Of the benefits derived from machinery
than the reduction Of price in the working Of flooring boards
When machines first introduced, s25 per thousand
the cost. The Woodwork patent effected reduction to
about $40, and now, owing the perfection which the
machines have been brought the charge is reduced about
S3.-Philddelphid Ledger.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-04-05

The returns Of the Bank of Prussia the 3ls December
1850, for Berlin and oil the branches, show the following re-
suits Bullion, ea,ssa,s $50 circulation, 9a,l5O,OOO |,
deposites, 93,4l2,0O0 discounts FL, ,s6s,740; stock,
e. 972 These do not show large amount Of
accommodation for commercial country with population Of
$4,000, 900.
The Railway markst has been very active and much bona
e business has been done advanced In the Stock
market business has been very steady although little affected
by the Caree war; and by about Ministerial changes
The Corn market continues dull, and the Produce market
without change.
We have very little news from the Continent of
Europe. There is good deal of talk in Paris
about the immediate appointment of a defntive
Ministry. MN. BARocHE and RoUHER are mem
toned as likely to reenter the Cabinet. Consider
able change has been made among the projects and
sub-prefects in almost all the principal departments
Of France. Those who have been removed were
nearly all appointed during the administration of
M. OpnLoN BARRor, as friends OF order,'' and
are now removed to give place to more confirmed
Bonapartists. The conduct of SPAIN in Offering
to pay the creditors of that Government one.tenth
Of their just demand, or, in other words, two shi-
lings in the pound, or the interest on. these two