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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-01-24
PROGRESS OF P. S. WHITE.

We continue to receive the most cheering
accounts Of the success of Brother White in
his progress through the State. At Mocks-
vile, a Brother writes us, he delivered Two lee
lures, and at the close of the latter, 81 were
initiated into the Division, and many more viii
follow. At Salem he delivered three Lectures,
and initiated AZ members! and a Brother
writes us that at The next meeting of the Di-
vision it was expected a great many others
would be proposed ;-for particulars, see Edi-
tors Correspondence.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-01-24
DIR. JEWETTs,

We have been favored by Messrs. Pomeroy
& ONeall, with acopy of "Dr. Charles Jew
ett's Lectures and writings on Temperance"
We have been highly entertained and i~nstruc-
ted by its perusal, and can cheerfully recon-
mend it to our readers as a work wen c~alcula-
ted to please all classes. The Doctor is quite
g an original" in his style, vary ing " from grave
to gay, from lively to severe" as the nature Of
the case may demand He stirs upa spirit Of
Indignation, as he depicts in horrid colurs the
disgusting and nefarious conduct of the dram
drinker and traficker; and again he shakes
the sides with laughter at the ludicTous man
ner in which he throws a shot into the enpmy's
camp.
Let all who wish to read an instructive and
entertaining work, purchase this of Messrs
Pomeroy & ONeall-price so cents-and they
will certainly not be disappointed. We un
derstand from Messrs. P. & o. that they in
tend keeping a good supply of Temperate,
works. and respectfully solicit orders. If the,
have not any work on hand that is ordered
they will Immediately send for it.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-01-24
r. CHURCH.

We would state for the information of those
who may desire to know, that the Bishop who
presided at the late sessions Of the North and
South Carolina Conferences, has, after review
ing all the circumstances Of the case, made he
following appointments for Wilmington during
the present year.
Rev. R. 7. HELM, Prescher in charge,
Rev. L. S. BuRKHEAD. Assistant.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-01-24
RISE OF PROPERTY.

The Fayetteville CaroIinian Of Saturday
- We learn that in consequence Of the
result Of recent explorations on Deep river, in
Chatham county, large offers have been made
to proprietOrs o fland, by northern capitalists
The beds Of sea coal are found TO be very ex-
~te1sive. The price of real estate has conse-
quently greatly advanced"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-01-24
Intendant

WILLIAM DALLAS HAYWOOD, Esq.
Commissioners Of tie Eastern Ward:
THOMAS N. OLIVER,
john HUTcH1Ns, Esqrs.
Middle Ward:
THOMAS R. FENTREss,
CHARLES B. RooT,
EDWARD YARDRoUGH, ST., Esqrs.
Western Ward:
SILAs BURNs,
WILLIAM w. HOLDEN, Esqrs.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-01-24

81 The new Division just organized in
Greensboro have selected for their title the
name Of our humble sheet" Spirit of the Age
Division, No. ZIG" We certainly feel highly
c~omplimented in the narne selected, and sim
cerely hope both agencies may long exist to do
battle in the cause of all mankind.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-01-24

rible results Of intemperance frequently be-
fore his eyes; but while he is thus rendered IA
miiar with It's consequences as regards indirid-
uals, few, save those who have expressly inqui-
red into the subject, have any idea Of the ex-
tent Of the social evils resulting from it, or Of
the degree in which they press upon every
community. He believes himself fully justi-
fed in the assertion that, among those who
haze thus inquired, there is but one opinion as
to the fact that, of all the causes which are at
present conspiring to degrade the physical,
and intellectual condition of the mass of the
people, there is not one to be compared in po'
tency with the abuse of alcoholic liquors; and
that if this could be done away with, the re
moval of all other causes would be immeasur
ably promoted ;-and he contends that ever
one who wishes wen to his kind, must, there
fore, be interested in the inquiry how this mon
ster evil can be best eradicated.
We shall continue our notice Of this worl
from time to time ; and would recommend il
purchase to all our friends. For sale by Messr'
PomerOy & O,NealI, RaIeigh-price so cents
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-01-24

a. Some alterations have been made in the
appointments for Bro. P. S. White at Chapel
Hill, Cedar Grove and Hillsboro-see list d
Appointments. Other alterations are made IN
the list, frdm those published last week.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-01-24

a. The Grand Sister Scribe has received
an Application from Salem. signed by Al.
Ladies, for q Union Of the Daughters at
that place.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-01-24

az At the solicitation o those interested
the place for Bro. White to speak in Chat
ham, on the 9Th of February. is Bells Church
it being thought the best point. for the Di
visions in the County.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-01-24
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

The annual election for Intendant of Police
and City Commissioners took place on Monday
last, when the following gentlemen we're cleo.
ted, viz:
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-01-24
TAKE THE PAPERS.

cts sweet on winters night at home,
TO sit by fire and tapers; but ali it is a
wiser thing by far. to read the papers,
Won't you take the papers? Can't you
take the papers The joys of heart are
little worth, unless you take the papers.
Maidens waiting lovers true, you must
take the papers ; SWANS who would moi
idly WOO, you must take the papers -
Won't you take the papers. Cunt YOU
take the papers, Loves joys below yor
never know, unless you take the papers
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-01-24

o. We arc requested to state that Bro. P.
S. White viii speak at Lebanon Chtrch, in
New Hanover County, on Wednesday, the
18th day of February next.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-01-24

REMEsBER that the beginning of the sub
lime sciences are often 50 simple as to seem
worthless.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-01-24

The House has for several weeks been AZ
most exclusively occupied on the Bill for The
reduction Of Post Office rates. On THURSDAY
last The Bill passed, Of which the following i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11
UovsE OF REPRESENTATIVE.

The Committee on Printing consists Of Aessrs
Stanton, OF KY, German and Haven
Mr.. HALL introduced bill granting 10 Missouri
the righ, OF way and portion o. the Public Lands
for d railroad from Hannibal to st Josephs. Re-
feIred to Committee on Public Lands.
Of the Bounty Land Law OF September last, saying
hatlt shall beso construed as ~ authorize tae Trans
fer Of the said warrants
Mr. Books, Of \. Y, presented memorial from
the Industrial Congress IN New OH, reuOnSfaIihs
against ths proposed alteration IN tbs act
Mr. Ross Of Pa, asked 10 be excused lIom serving
on the Naval Committee. Excused
The States were called on for petitions.
p. NM BRIGGS, of Ny, BY unanimous con-
sent Introduced bill 10 establish Mint IN New
York. Referred TO Commute on Ways ard Means.
tie Baltimore National Convention OF Printers,
against the execution Of the Government Printing
BIZ contract. Referred to the Committee OIL PRINT
:Hg
Mr.. SMIrH, OF Ala, Union Dem J was excused
ffcm serving or the Committee On Claims. de then
save rctcc that he should ask leave 10 introduce
Joint resolution requinlg the Secretary Of State to
furnish Kcssuh with copies OF all the laws defining
treason snd mlsdereanors. The resolution, ne SAID,
contemplated further action II, after understand
Ing the laws KOesutA continued to make incehtiary
speeches II shall be the solemn duty OF the Presi-
cent 10 lave him arrested. daughter <,o,
The SPEAKLR asked the object. tCries OF I'D
ject"l
Mr. STANTON, of Ky, desired to know whether
the object Of 1t TO reenact the alien ana seoIioa
lswsi
M SaIrH-No but be did not want any more
Pan zero expeditions. lCTies, Greer"
The SPK.kER said the gentleman could give no
nce Under the rule.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11

NJ ROBINSON asked leave to int o1aoe rcsolu-
ton exfsn cDe in tho name ard 10 ecfAit oi the
people OF the Unite States cordial "sic 'n'e o.
LOUIS hcssUrA to the Capitol Of IN couHIs' W.
ectiOTs.
Leave given l!r s4sRr fof Ms 70 Iepors
u oiii ~ prevent he heads OF Department. AIr sen
s,crS anc Represent tyeS from prosecute ng cIu =
aeaii Z GoveTnmel; curing Their resPectv'1 'e,ps
a service He said that one OF the on err 81 ne
House was thus prohibited, and he wanted ~ pro
l,h,t those hishcr IN statlol. Amos; evsrv one
knows the amount Of the contingent tees which m
storS and REQ eSerlafVes Rsse received FOR c siAs
b, fore tie Government, Onc Senator got a fec o.,
$4,000.
bRocE, Of ya-Do Jon mean % say any member
C. the last Congress,
SNaRT i merely state what rum1rs and news
papers say.
The BIl VAS referred - the COMMITTEE on he III
ciclsTy, and the House adjourned
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The Tehuan,epec osusl-,nteres,lrp sew,
BALTIMORE. Wednesday. Dec. 10. 1851

BALTIMORE, "Wednesday. Dec. 10, 1857
The New Orleans mail a. late ss due = a hand.
Tie Plc0y',TS has Mexico papers 20 the ism alt. q,
ar0 ssys tina. M Ramon Gambia mas submitted 10
the Sen te drst Of bill empowering he Executive
to open Iegoato Us with tie BRUSH Government or
the opening OF the Islhmus 4 Tehusnepec the
basis Of the arrange 20 be- that Great Britain
construct Canal within given period, erect such
Notifications as Mexico may des gnsie, and assist
Mexico IN Of an invasion % the lsthmus or any
attack made her rights 70 lands situated the
Mexico binding herself to keep garrison OF 1000
the lsthmuS tn aid travellers. garrison forts,
&C. &c, and TO make over 70 Great Britain all tolls
and o her advantages 10 be derived from the Canal.
Foreign merchants at Vera Cruz have protested
against paying higher rates on imported goods than
the established schedule.
Gen Avalos was 81 Matamoros
Jose Joaquin Castillo has been appointed Consul
at Brownsville.
The Government had proposed Law for estab-
lsnu corps ce reserve to be attached to the army.
consisting OF IS companies infantry, ~ Cavalry and
Q Artillery
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xXNHTd CONGRESS-.


SENATE. WASHINGTON. Wednesday, Dec 10
The reading of the journal was concluded at IL!
o'clock
ins the appointment of Joint Committees on Library
srd Printing and the election of Chaplain
A large number OF private petitions were pre-
senred and the numerous petitions on ME were
withdrawn and referred 10 the appropriate Commit
tees. IN ,.u...,
ING the laws for the payment Of Invalid pensions
Mr. Hale gave notice Of bill 10 increase the
salary of the Judge Of the District OF New-Hamp'
shire. -. IN -..
ing land for the Improvement OF roA auu Wisconsin
Rivers -, -...
land III ard of 4 railroad IN that state, from MIL
waukee TO the Mississippi River -
Mr.. GEYER, OF Mo, gave notice OF similar DIS IN
ad Of railroads in Missouri.
Mr. FISH, Of New. York, presented petitions from
the Assistant MSTshals IL New-io asking al
dtional compensation for services IN taking the
Census and all petitions OF Ike purpose pre- eh1sa
a, the last Session.
Mr.. CLEMENS introduced bill granting land for
a railroad III Alabama -.
Mr. UNpxRwooD, from the Committee on Public
Lanes, reported BACK the JOINT resoIu'Isn HaAns
la, warrants assisnable.
The motion Of Mr.. SEWARD for )oiat resolution
of welcome TO kossulh was taken up and
Mr. SUMNER OF Mass said Mr.. President, words
are sometimes things and | cannoi disguise rom
myself that the resolution in honor Of Louis Nos
strH row pending before the Senate, when nnauy
nasseS VIII pe az act OF no mean significance In tue
history Of our country. The Senator from Georgia
Was r;eht when he said that /. was no unmearins
compliment, beyond It's immediate welcome 70 an
illn.,ious stranger IL will help 10 commune ana a.
,ect The sentiments OF our people everywhere u
will inspire all in oiher lands who are engaged IN
the cort,st for freedom. II viii challenge he ois-
tuibed atention OF desP0ts. twill become piece
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11
An Incident.

Yesterday morning large crowd Of per-
sons assembled in front of the Irving House and ex-
pressed their disapprobason at the appearance oil
the British flag, which had been flying in conjunc-
ton with the American, Hungarian and Turkish en-
signs since the ARRIVAL of Kossuth. Word was sent
to MIR. Howard that the English flag was odious IN
the ewes of the crowd, and soon after threat was
sent that II it was not taken down inssanter they
(the people assembled) would take 1t down them
selves MIR Howard had sent a man to take IN the
flag, on the first hint, and the excitement was soon
over We are no, informed OF the reason why TINS
flag was so sngularly obnoxious, but the promptness
with which Mr. Howard accommodated the people
was probably the means Of preventing serious out
break
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11
NEW-YORk.
The New-York Protection In.urance Company.

The following dispatch is from Mr.. Z. Com
stock, the Secretary Of the above Company
Row., Wednesday Dec. To- 1851
The call for q meeting OF Policy holders In the
New-York Protection Insurance Company, pub
llshod by the New-YoTk papers, was signed by only
instead OF 80 merchants OF this place and by only
% persons in all No resolutions against the Com
pany were passed The cOmpa Mt was that the re-
ceipts of the Company had been so large that 1t was
unnecessary to assess the notes, and COMMITTEE
was appolRted to investigate Our losses on mutual
Dc ceS have exceeded the receipts thereon, and the
notes are assessed about 100000 fer the deficiency.
Polcyhoders entirely safe, as the repor! of SAID
Committee and our annua. repoT' 10 the Controller
Will IL a few days show.
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PoisoninV-Appotntment.

UrfcA, Tuesday, Dec. y Is5I.
family by the name of Delvine. IN this city, have
been poisoned by a bottle OF liquid for killing flies,
being put in kettle, by aman boarding in the house.
lie has fed. They viii all recover.
J. NJ Perine. has been appointed Coroner, by the
Governor, in place OF Mr.. Harris, who has removed
from the State.
William Dunn, of this city, had his leg broken In
Albany, to-day, by runaway horse.
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WV. ARMSTRONG. cie1k AZ 'et6,mbs". &c.
The FGete Canvasssrs Gaivanized-A queer
Move.

An order having been served by tho
counsel, Mr.. sheperd, upon the members, pursuaa'
70 ,he decision OF Judge Mitchell, on Monday mSai-
ying the order as to the Fourteenth Ward 20 as %
canvass all bu, the Second District, the order 70
curing them to proceed with said canvass the Tam
nan, members OF the Board (being the MINORITY
net and organized as the Board Of csnva'ser', and
amounted Aid. Oakley, Chairman. They then SEM
for the County Clerk but that officer declined 70 A.
tend. unless summoned BY AID. Bntton, ths rfcs'-
den, Of the Board Of Canvassers Inc msesns
then appointed Aid. Miller, Clerk. some OF 'ns
Whig members soon afier~ard entered and 'ooA
their seats sufficient to form Quorum ana sns
County Clerk Informally appeared ana eIpls.nso
wha, had been done. resolution was onered ~
Aid. Cook, with preamble, directing the Cesssy
cIe,k IN forward the whole vote Of the FouFtsen1s
Ward. except the Second District TO Albany W.
was adopted, ard the meeting Adjourned
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Sailing of the Asia-Nonetary Affairs-The
Election.
BosToN, Wednesday. Dec. 10. 1851.
Tie steamship Asia, Captain Judkins, sailed at IL
O'Clock from East Boston for Liverpool. She took
out $iC2 geo in specie forty passengersior Liverpool
and five for Halifax.
The money market is steady, and in fair demand.
Stocks are lower and dropping
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Accident TO the Fall River Train.

FALL RIVER, "Wednesday, Dec. 10, 1851.
The Fall River steamboat train, from New-fork,
was detained three hours, by running of the track
near this place. The engine and tender, with the
baggage and second class car was thrown off the
track No persons injured. Cause the misplace
uent Of the switch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11
Markets-ReDorted By TELEGRAPH.

tiNSANNAilB DcNs w. 49,
sieht has advanced 10 ldf premium, with firm
market. In some cases premium is asked. Hogs
are finn. 40CO sold al 81 50a$4 GO. Sales Of 500
bbls Mess PORK, at $l2. Freight to New-OTleans Is
quoted at soc for Pork and 60c. for Flour
The weather here Is wet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11
MISSISSIPPI.
AppOintmeut.

Hon. james Whitfield Governor OF Mississippi,
las appointed Cot Tarpley to the vacancy on tae
Bench caused by Judge ShaIkeys resignation. The
Vicksburg the Issue says it offered 10 Jefferson
Davis who declined.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11

Advertisement. - Merinos, Snax" !:
Manila velyets, Silks and other Dfes, 1000 A.
Bakers cid stand, No. 3ol Grsna - grss, sasn
oItment OF tie above goods senns .;ss;as Ia nur
nee 90 S' f'n DO Of d. Goods viii Cad greater s
os.t1 than ever before hesfa o.
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The Legislature.

COLUMBIA, 5. c., Tuesday, Dec. Q. 1851.
An effort was made in the House, to-day, TO de'eat
the calling OF q Convention, by repeating the law Of
last session IL proved unsvailIg, however, and
WAS lost. ~ to IS
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EIw-ORLEAss, Dec.

PoRK has declined, and sales Of new Mess are
making at sl3a$l3 80. STERLING EXCHANGE IS at
9i0l0. premium.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Convention Bill.

CHARLESTON, Tuesday, Dec. 3, 1851.
The Convention Bill passed TO third reading IN
the House BY G. to IS.
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CHARLESTON, Dec. ., 1881.

CorToN-Saes to-day not quite, 900 bales at 81 p<
Sc the market IS depressed, and yesterdays rates
are with difficulty sustained.
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LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune
Sovsfera Telegraph Office corner Hanorer and BeSrei
Virsiuin Election.
NORFOLK, Wednesday, Dec

NORFOLk, WtuNSsud!' DVN' 10
In this city, at the close of the poll, Summers
Wing, tor Governor, had 90 majority.
Elizabeth City ard County-Summers majority J
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. majority l'O
Southamp,on-Ditto, reported ~
Isle of Wight-Johrson's majority -..----.-.--- 4O9
Returns from l. Counties show an Opposition
gam on General Taylor's vote. OF l,ioe. No doubt
Johnson IS elected.
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NEw-ORLEASs, "Wednesday, Dec. 10, 1851.
TIE sales OF CoTTos yesterday we're $500 bales
st6Q6!c for Ordinary, 7lU7!c. for Middhny and
ia Sc. fer good MiddlIng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11
The Dinner To-Day.

The Dinner to be given to KossUTH by
by the City will commence at o'clock TINS even
ing at the Irving House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11

Ia tie matter o( the application of LEVI 5 CHAryIBLD
(cr q maHdomus against JOSEPH BRITros and
ofhtrs, comfy artGssers fer RE County Of N,w'
York
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City of Worcesta-
To either QCMe consta5les of me citr Of U,o,ce,te

10e''4e' o. The constables Of The city of Worcester,
GREETING.
W"rd l. In the name ofthe Commonwealth of Massachu
% YOU are hereby required forthwith tonotify and wan
inc Inhabitants of Ward number one a",;tieJ ~ ,ot in
pecons oil Governor, Lieutenant Governor senators or
eesehttyes, to meet in 'Ihe North lower or base nent
nan street on Monday, the twentieth dav of January
al eleven O'Clock in the forenoon then and there to
~ eit ballots Tor person represent the Fifth Con
DsIrict OF This Commonwealth, in the Con gress
March next ~ ~ 0 ioui'n uay vi
be closed at oclockP NJ - " anu ~
BY order of the Mayor and Aldermen.
worcester Jan. 10, 1851. GEO. JONES Constable
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City of Wnrcester.

10 either Of the Constabies fths city Of Worcester
GREETING.
. ward III. In the name of the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts yon hereby required forthwith to no
y and warn the Inhabitants of Ward number three quail
HE'D to vote in elections of Governor Lieutenant Governor
oeors Or Representatives, to meet in the South lower
OF basement room OF the Central School House. the
west side of Main street" on Monday the twentieth o(
January, instant at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon then
ana there to give in their ballots for person to represent
the Fiith Congressional District of this Commonwealth in
e congress OF the United States for years from the
fourth day of March next
The poll shall be opened at II o'clock A. NJ and shall
be closed at O'Clock, p. NJ
By order of the Mayor and Aldermen.
Worcester, Jan. Is, 1851 GEO. JONES' Constable
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City of Worcester.
To either Of The constaSles ftAe city of Jvorceste,

e'e4eT o. me Co"staDleS ofthe city Of Worcester,
GREETING.
Ward II. In the name of the Comm o,y,,ea, NJ Mos
socnuses yon are hereby reqnired forthwith to notify
ana warn the inhabitants Of Ward number two aua6ed to
tors or Representatives to meet in the large school
o e Fast side OF Summer street. ION Monday the twentieth
udy Oh January, Instant at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon
me ana mere to give in their ballots for a person TO repre
sent the ruin Congressional District this Commonwealth
III the Congress Of the United States for two wears from
the fourth day of March next
The poll shall be opened at II O'clock A NJ and shall
be closed at O'Clock, p NJ.
BY order of the Mayor and Aldermen
worcester Jan. 10, 1851 GEO. JONES, Constable.
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We will not be UndersoId.
THE EIGHTH WONDER
AT LAST DI.COVERED IN THE FORM
OF A CHURN.

For the certificates please look the jan 9th number OF
me commonwealth, published daily in Boston.
Terms-cash or satisfactory notes on 3, 6 or months
would be preferred, or if desired, will take in payments
protes Ted note bank stock railroad or bonds coal
BEDS mortgages on real personal property pledges for
which receipts will be given In short an offer of any kind
of property which transferable by general or special en-
dersement VIII be received eXcepnMbis due from the
subscriber to various individuals.
N b. For certificates in relation to this Churn see news
papers, Commonwealth of 9TH and Boston Da!y Bee of
18th Jan, and the Worcester Spy.
Worcester, Jan 10, HENRY c. FAY
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City of Worcester.

To either Of the COnsa5es Of the city Of Worcester,
GREETING.
Ward ". In the name of the Commonwealth of Mas
sachusetts you hereby required forthwith to notify
and the Inhabitants of Ward number Five qualified
to vote in elections Ex-Governor, Lieutenant Governor Sen
atois Repre- the Ash Street School
House,, Monday the twentieth day of January instant
at eleven O'CLOCK in the rrenoon then and to give in
their ballots for person the Fifth
iona District of this Commonwealth in the Congress of the
United Sates for years from the fourth day of March
The poll shall be opened II O'clock A. NJ and shall be
closed at O'Clock, p. NJ.
By order of the Mayor and Aldermen.
Worcester, JAM ID, 1851. GEO. JONES, Constable.