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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
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THE CENSUS OF THE u. STATES
n THE INCREASE.

The Washington Globe, In review bf the Cen
sus Of the listed States as far as aseenained. says
that the resuigs are curious, and sometimes START
ling. Ten years ago Wisconsin, had apopniaiion
49, 900 ana now il 1906 900, iowa Of 43 900
ncw Us COO The greaiess absoIu.e increase has
been'ia HE State Of Ohio, now also 900 ia 1910
i,i20,O0O Thegrearest relative increase has been
n WiscsNsih California we regard as an exccp-
iiona case eherwise she shows the creates, relative
inefeass--of sAore than two thousand per cent in
two years. HespopuIation is nov not much under
100000 probsblyA The smallest absolute increase
nas been 70 Deiawa<e, now 30 407, in 1910, 1906.
Inc smallest relative increase has been in Yer
mont now 3sf33s, ID 1910. 2oI ,sis. The slave
states show population Of abou. 1900 900 in
iouna humoefs about 900 free personsof color
and ?, 100000 slaves. Ths population Of the Dis.
Hic.oi Coiuiahia was, In 1910, 80, 7i5; il is now
5i,O0o-shoving considerak,e increase and th1s
we presume, isexclusiye Of the portion retroceacd
10 Virginia, about oneShird asregards territory.
but much less Is regards popula,iou.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
HIeHLY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

We received from the office OF the Washington
Republic Of Tuesdaynight. the following highly in
portanE Proclamation OF President Fillmore, in re-
lalion 10 the Fugitive Slave riot at Boston, It is
Just such document as we expected from him, and
will, ae are sure, meet with The hearty approba-
ton ot every friend Of the laws and The Union
throughout the county atitmo,c Clipper
A SPECIALIZATION BY THE PREsI- 1
DENT or THE UNITED STATES.
! WHEREAs information has been received that
sundry awless 4eFsons principally persons Of color
combihsd and cpnlederaed together, for the purpose
OF opposing By force the execution ofihe laws OF the
United States did as Boston, Massachusetts on the
fifteenth ofths MONTH make violent assault on the
marshal or deputy inarshals Of The Uuited States,
for district OF Massachusetts in the court house,
and dill overcome the said officers and did, b. force
reseue#Ifom their custody person arrested as flu
gitiye Slave, and then and there prisoner lawfully
holden by the said marshal or deputy marshals of
the UHsed States, and ether scandaious oufrages
did commit in violation of law:
Now therefore, 10 The end that the authority Of
the la VS. may be maintained, and those concerned
il violating them brought 70 immediate and condign
punishment | haveissned this my proclamation
calling on all weli-dsposed citizens 10 rally 10 the
snppoa Of the laws 81 their country and requiring
and commanding all officers, civil and military, and
all other persons, civil or military who. shalt be
1ouhu Rltnln tue Vlcfnly Oh tnS outrage 10 De aid
ing ami assisting by all means in their power, in
qneiliig shis and other such combinations and as
sisingthe marshal and his deputies in recapturing
he aforementioned prisoner. And lido, especially,
direct That prosecutions be commenced against all
persons who shall have made themselves aiders or
abetiots in or 10 this fiagitous offence AndI do
further commanaahat the District Attorney Of the
United States, and all other persons concerned in
the administration or execution Of the laws Of the
United States, cause the foregoing offenders and
all such as aided aoetted assisted them or shall
be found 10 have harbored concealed such fugi-
tive, contrary to law, 10 be Immediately arrested
and pIpceeded whh according 10 law.
Given under my hand and the seal of the United
States, Nhis 18th day Of February, 1851.
e. 81 WILLARD FILLMORE
DANIEL WEBSTER Secretary Of State.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21

II SPECIFICALLY stated that ninety i've millions Of
acres OF the pnbc lands will be required % satisfy
the warrants If soldiers in the late war and the
Secretary OF TIE Treasury computes ihat will take
at the rate he public lands have been heretofore
sod sixteen years 10 dispose of these ninety five
millions The bin which passed the U. S. Senate
on Monday, appropriating ten millions Of acres to
the States old and new. for the benefit Of The ind-
gent insane provides thar the States share
the grant in ne compound ratio Of tetrdoty and
r,nnniafsnn AY A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
TRIBuTE.
cHAalrsrokIs, ysb,y 18Th, 1851.

ShAhLEsT0FN, Feb'y 18th; ISL
Malta Lodge. No. so.
a. eaAied convoeaiion Of Malta Lodge, No 50, Of
Is aIn Accepted Masons convened at their Lodge
n1om tOin February, A. l. 1851. Ii was
Resored. That whereas Il has pleased HE Great Ar
chitect 81 the Universe 10 remove 81 eah our worthy
and esteemed Brother, JosEpI VAryacrER and uher..
as in this bereavement We deem our utS % express
our feelings Of sympathy. therefose be IL
Resoiped, That in the death of our Brother, This
Lodge mas lost one of It's founders and the fraternity
one OF Its most deyoled Intnhars The cosnmuniiy 4
good and esifnable citizen, and bis family kind hus-
band and affecfipnats parent
Resolved Thai We ssndet 10 the fhnly Of the de-
ceased IN their bereavement sincere sympathy and
condoiehcs
Resolssa, A. further token Of our sorrow and re-
speet Lodge be clothed d mourning for thirty dayr,
and fhe,membets wear the same faI like space Of
time
Resolaed, That The Ssegeing preamble and resoIu.
tons be entered the records 0f this Lodge that he
Secretary Transmit copy thekeof The family Of the
deceased. aud copies he q Free Press and Spt
Of JefiaEsen.n for pubIfaticH:
JAMES MCDANIEL W M
WM.lFs DREW, seesys
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
57R .1IlllsAd -; - ~ I.sie,a

II. sss.- Hta.ssssl. vas engaged ne
shOle dsy i Eusisg he joint resO w. y ~,
,aorizing lie PEdsat y confer re IAsA i .,5ry-
General 81 hrss foi ueri,orionF ssrsl ..s.arsas
Ahe fssola,iA was qdE:tsa Y q ems
I. e -. - AZ Esxv;,l;.. from The Commit
lee o, n, rrnos unanimously. afesoluuon
Is ;naemSsr. n.s,,ehid for losses sustained
4, ,,,..~--...S,., 80 rhe resolution was
not disposed Of whe1te House Adjourned.
Ia ihe sEsarE. % srsdas the Bill au'6o1ls,ng
he President 10 CON me rank q Lient, oensla'
|. vas uassea. Tia IhaIuder q tie days session
ms consumed 10 dis ssing the bill reg
We Fsaeral Co1H .o,.
HsssE, after Debate on The SUBS 3,.,;;a, n
nisiei, ,he Priu,f{ Gommtree the Eesslta'.on :
indemnity H. r S,ie for losses sus-lined N inc
s1ssu'lon q the Pac Prisiipg IN las'sas.'Ol =
g lne conmiiies tseertain ae'nsf e nas a. 81
As1eo q ne contract snd w,Ai amount q 'oss 3 III
sus.aansd The Rirssa Haroof bill wasui usseu
~ tomnltee, and Il House adjourned.
10 NE SArr, oahfsnday, Mr. Clay oiiefsq =
resolution cAging sion she Prrsiaen, to lay otiofe
Congress anyinforlhIion he may possess in rela-
lion % the AOuhssein Boston -spcommunica'e
what measures y sasadoplsd 70 meet The occur
renee, and what adfioaal legislation is necessary,
% execute existing iass. I.
n he Uorss, NJ Bayh made an Intellectual
~asit % have me- itllEs saspsAs1 sL-4l.-.aiah,
introduce resoldtioS masibg d general apPro-
Pfiaiion bills the orde of Ibe ID for Tuesday and
until disposed Of
The House was also eigagel on the River and
Harbor Bill
In The SENATE, on Tassd4, NIr Clay sresolution,
offered the day BEFORE ealing upon the President
for information Sc respecting the occurrence in
Boston. was taken up.
Mr. Clay denounced the mob as gross outrage
and infamous proceeding
After further debate, The resolution was unani.
mously adopted.
The Senate then tool up the cheap postage bill
The amendment making Uniform rate of two
cents on all letters to heprepaid, was after debate
rejected-yeas :, nays A.
Amer further amendments, Involving no principle
the Senate adjourned.
In the HorsE, the River and Harbor bill was
taken up and passed-ayes lQ3, NAYS 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
ALExAN.pRIA MARKFTs

GAzErts OfFIeE FEB. lS,lS5I.
sales OF 200a 300 bhIs from stores =, q ~ n1ee
lotof Dccoquan al tie same price w. sna
81 37as Receipts light. sOn pace
GRAIN.-The whes. matke, !. An 80 -.
endins aownwards. The fecein,s are .n,stP
clpaiiy;hy wagons We qaoie fair to pTiiae red al
~ ivv cls me latlef price for Strictly prime No,
5000 bushels unsoId when our renort was mad .,
Clover seed. 50 so for new ard s. IS 25 for old.
~ me Beans ~ demand at - l2l cents. Flax seed
81 l2s and wanted Oats scarce al ~ a 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21

BALTgnoRE CONFERENCE.-THE Winchester &,
Potomac the Baltimore Ohio, the Baltimore &
susquehauga, and the Baltimore & Washington
Railroad Companies, have made an arrangement.
By which Ministers Of the Gospel, attending The
conterdnce IN Winchester, Va, on the 9Th Of
March viii be enabled 70 make the irip and return
home upon The same ticksi, or, in other words.
upon halffaFe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
FOR THE ERIE PRESS

MEssRs. EDIToRs:--lt is due 10 Mr. John Lock.
ST., to make an explanation in regard 10 six shares
of stock advertised in his name TO be sold by the
Berryyile s. Charestown Turnpike Co. Mr.. Loci
contends thah he only agreed 10 subscribe upon GER
tain conditions which he alledges have never arisen
The stock IS charged on The Book oEthe Companvl
and so found by he present Directors and 4 NJ
lieved 70 be Parte thatwhich was certified 10 the
Board Of PUBIC otks as soqd and araiia5Lc. The
Board were mus compelled 20 sell il; not only To
raise as much moey upon II as possible but TO give
every one title hereto. b
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
THE ,TwENTY-sEcoND.

Damp H ConRAp, Esq, will address the
citize1ss on Saturday next. in one Of the
ghurdhes Of the town; Dr. THoMAs s. PACE,
will read the Farewell Address" The
Dinner viii be prepared BY Mr.. Henry
SIAuBi At the National Hotel Altogeth.
er a rich treat may be expected Come aad
partake Marins6zrg Gazctts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21

Ssfsfy sf he .sIlaxfie- Decline ia Colon. dc.
New YoRK, Feb. 10.

Sstsfy ef ais .silaxtie-- Decline IA Colon, dc.
New YoRK, Feb. 10.
The Royal NAL steamer Africa arrived here
this eveAing. She brings dates from Liverpool
10 the lst 81 Feoroary. being Two weeks later.
The Africa brings the gladstone intelligence
Of the safety cf The steamer Atlantic, 50 long
missing, and her Fassengers, about wbem there
was SO much anxiety.
Il seems that The Atlantic, aAer being nine
days ont, making nineteen hundred miles, expe-
rsenced very .seyere.storm, and bsoke her shat.
Her bulwaIks, paddle boxes, machinery, &c,
were a.o much broken and injured, Captain
Vast found Inc only alternative was to put back
under shil, which lie dds and made the port Of
Cork. Ireland. ssiih al the passengers safe.
The passengers speak 10 the highest terms Of
Inc Qualities oithe noble steamer, They say she
braved lie storm with mastery strength They
have passed yo,e 6f thanks 10 Capt West iar
his great skill and mastery management Of the
vessel. Il will fegaire some Two months 10 re-
pair the Atlantic. Her passengers haze all ar.
rived safety ii Rev York on The Africa.
liverpool Cotton Market, FEB. --'Flle cotton
market WAS dull, and prices had declined ] cent
per To- since previous accounts.
Breads,ufis Flour aha Wheat at previous
quotations Indian com advanced IL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21

We would respectfully suggcst 70 the Winchester
& Potomac r. +. Co, the propriety Of running IN
Extra Train during the session OF the III. e Con-
Il. enees Tor she recommendation q persons DESTROYS
Of al nding he deliberations Of that highly respcc
sable B. az of Ministers. We have no doubt ia,
many Al Harpers-Ferry, CharlesiOxn, and other
points, HIn -isit Winchester. II they can 20 and
return Cd ire i me day
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
the NE0ao MON I'M BosToS.

The Abolhicnisls Of Boston are about Is bring
sAftul teirbntio4 upon he4ree negro population
OF that city. They have, stimulated them 10 a re-
sistanec Of the LAWS Of the URion, and vengeance
must fellow a. surely as the sun rises II the paf
siss engaged in tie rescue qf wilkins from the
nands Of the officers were white men. the dignity
and psace Of the government would alike REQUIRE
restitution and punishment
The govefnmense Of the Union will not he worth
button, II il does not At once assert its majesty
- -Aps,ss ifl.h sss.sra~Assr
/ The Cabinet was in session on Monday, after the
rseeips Of tbs news Of the outrage, and ere this
sme the orders Of ..he President are in Boston, in
The hands VI men Who will DO their duty. The de-
pity marshals must have been very remiss In not
preparing themselves for an attack from the mis-
sguided negroes, ana the LEGAL authorities have been
equally remiss in not q, once dispensing the crowd
gathered upon the occasion.,a
Tbs free negroes and fugilives viii soon find that
they have aroused storm over their heads not
likely to be sPPsased exeep. BY the strong arm Of
power Perhaps nolhing better could have hap
pened 10 Iest the power 81 our Institutions For il
he disafrc,on Of he Norihrrn people be indeed as
serious As this Demonstration would indicate, the
. sooner The trial Of strength Is made the better
i The supremacy Of The lars must be maintained
al all hazards. and Mt. Fillmore and his Cabinet
I will d. sheis duty Aishout hinching
The movement az Mr., Clay in Inc Senate, shows
thai time Is 70 Ae lost in reading sanitary les
son to law-bteakeFs Of every hur.
The Ffse.Soil and Demoeraie Coalition ia
Massaehuse,'s have now an opportunity Of proving
stAe qualify Of their metal.
p. s. Il will be seen that the President has is
saed bis Proclamation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
WELL RENTED.

The Farm 3heloasin tasshn heirs of ihe late J.al
W. SrRlDEs, IN this county, rented The 18th inst
for 81 400 The farm contains $40 acres Of arabic
land. This il al evidence Of The value Of JEFFERSON
land.
The attendSnre at the sale Of the personal prop
ery Of the deceased, was the largest perhaps ever
in the county. The number present not being short
oeloOo persons. Improperly was Of good quail
ity and brought fair prices.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21

A EINARKApLE ISclDExr.-The Warren.
ton tVal Wing says that in the uppsr mart -
Of thateounty, several days since, = wife gave
birth N two children making six IN less
than three years She las been married but
seven years. and has ten ehilJren--f;ve 81
which cannot walk Is =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21

By Tie steamer Mexico, arrived here, we have
fifteen days lateF news from California She
hrinus dates from San Francisco 10 the 18th ult
The gsaAsal - ! .s>AAal infeFest
beyond what We have had BY the previous dates
TIE country was quiet, and oulrages, robbie
res, murders, Sc. less frequent.
The Legislature assembled on the 7th OF Janu-
airy. The Governors message has been deliver.
ed. H. straightforward, sensible document,
and is veil spoken 81 generally.
There has been 40 election yet Of u 8. Sena.
tor It.is the subject Of much speculation. The
chances are in favor Of electing Democrat,
though Col. Fremont cannot get the office. Mr..
Wethered is much talked OF among the Wings.
Business generality has been prosperous. Mi.
ming operations continue brisk,
HeaiEhfulness GENERALLY pre,ails.s The cholera
has entirely disappeared.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21

We have reeeired ihss March No. o. tbs excel.
lent Afaxarinet Il contaiL,s IA pages. The pe.
rusal Of sheua uas an intelleclpsl treat There are
80 many wen written contributors. NE know rot
which d nraise
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
HoREIpLE TRAGEDY IN KENTUCKY.

The Frankfort Ky Commonwealth gives
the particulars of horrible tragedy, enacted
neaFtO wcnton, which resulted in the death
of both parties-Abner Estes and his BROTH
III. a.-s4-hnth ls4 ring wives and
children They had quarrelled, and the
former had gone over to his brother.in laws
house and proposed reconciliation, whom
no sooner had consent been giving than he
commenced furious assault with knife
He WAS repulsed, but came again to the at.
tack, and soon the bloody decd was ended
Abner was shot three times, and was found
dead next morning in an open field The
other was mortality stabbed and died soon
alter Abner was desperate and dissolute
the other, orderly and respectable
AN9TiIER FARM SoLD.-Dr BEcK's farm, miles
nofth8of Winchester, on the Railroad containing
Ila asres was soid i4st week al $40 per acre. Mr..
joins u Monroe was The purchaser = Its..Z.ssg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
V ". MOORE, PREs'T.

IN accordance Hiih the resolution adopted al
the above meeting@ fhe COMMITTEE Of Arrange
ments have selesi@ Mr. ]. G. LoGrE 10 deliver
an address on lile aecasion
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21


"a Wsskingl<n letter writer III he BaItimor
Clipper. vheakhssh ssoa ana Houston man
~ ihs PresitsseY predieiz dat he wkies of VII
ginis iIinW esssy single Congressionai distric
ssthe bext elees5sS Judging IRON The lone of 10.
fi<rseepersEf<aeeho wethipk ID ,hi. case is,
viii vss fstktf 10 the shsuehi though lie doe,
Ssofe-s oeea.ieksisy 10 Be \ Whig.
What hs.5esli ieFeIopeI. d. late, % iastify sucl
Appreciation ~ afe q loss 10 know--but III:
egiaion would nO.be worm coasradietins il i. id
~. come refs assptsfessed whSg. On,he contrary
us believe tAe Wig parry aeier vas stronger Than
atpfessst
The evurss oEth. President !1f the United s..,e.
has bren - ealtktIy ane1eepIE,aabse, tia, nobOdy
batthe SoushesS and Nerikrfn disanionists have
besn sbls q 4abany Plausible ground d rompsaia.
The hensst penkoerals have been disarmed. They
atmii thsi rrssseni Fillnpss Aas parsusd ,ruly
patriotic and national course. He hass erhibi,ed !.
moral courage which few msrt similarly .itu,,.5
would have ma9iiesied He has bfassd the opoo.
si,ion ofshe ssfohg section IL de Union. he Ia.
risked every lhias Tor he country. He has done
- mach - NE S1nndssi Saaihern man could have
done IL supp2tpl the coastilaiional rights Of the
Sonih.
Can Il b. believed then. Thai the Wings or vir.
gaia are dessitsie. Of The common principles OF
gratitude and iassics viii hey fail !, such a
lime = this 10 rally IA snppofs Of statesman Of
salarged and liberal siexs1 We viii no. believe
Il.
Ahdl 20 far from sgreeing wish nLrcirs," lha.
Ne extension Of ne right Of shiffage In Virginia
will b hurfsl ldlhe Whig<. W believe il win be
benehciai Il viii bring 10 The polls thousands Of
Wing young meiisin the towns. who do not now
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21

FlRE hack building, Of . house be.
longing tor William Logan, in Little
Georgetown this County, was consumed
By FIRE On s srday last The ere originated
from stev pc Mariins5arg Ga=sffe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21

We have also our table, the February No. Of
this Monthly. great farOaIi.e with the pro-
fession-and SD be literally paironized.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21

REDrcED RAb.D FAREs. THE New York u.
pers STATE thar Rail rad convensi0u, sitting i.
Albany has rsrqi 70 reduce the fare FOR through
passengers 3 Zen Albany and Baaalo. b $3.50,
q take efTsett HE Isl Of April The distance i
about three u &ed and fly miles. aad he reduced
rale per mile be lessahan two cents.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-18
Store and Touse Wanted.

NNTANTED to hire, house, large enough to accom-
wv modate six eight boarders, in the business part
of the city Also, small Store Main street, its
immediate neighborhod, suitable for Grocery Pro-
vision Store. Apply at VIM. A ROWLAND, No. 81
Main St, or to A. BURRETT, Hindsburg, Vt.
octll.d6t
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-18
BACK AGATNi

II PECkHAM will be found ready for WINDOW i
y WASHING, PAINT CLEANING; and Carpets H.
done. ~ .s.f. =. '"'o''y
Orders left at q Walkers Barber shop. next ioor
belowJ Green's Drug store Main street % n hishon~
the third red Cottage on John ST. sep9s dl,y
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-18
] GOLD PENS g PENCILS

I "A Great variety Of Gold and Silver PEN 4 PEN
"a GIL CASES with or without Pens. fromVl l2l cent.
TO $5 each Also, Baeley's best PENS which are war
raLted TO give satsiactinn ut the Old Stand or ES
y. GODDARD a. co, 1877 Main street.
\ sePIo uWu 3 doors South Post Ollce.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-18
REAL EsTATEI
Houea for Sale

La Two Story Brick HOUSE, No. 80 South
bridge Street, containing 10 rooms, with good
garden, good well of soft water, sc. Apply to
HENRY PALMER,
iy25-df No 9g SoufbbridGe Street.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-18
For Sale or Rent.

A New House on Pleasant street near Col. Abbott's
IA convenient for three families. If applied for soon
will be sold with Sbout 40 0a0 feet of land Also the
Cutting House in New Worcester, with about three
acres of land, now occupied by Pulaski Bacon Also
small Farm OF nbout 20 acres, with unfinished house
upon IT, about OF mile west of said Cutting estate,
near the Jones Farm. Terms very liberal
p. o. BACON,
mar6-dtf No. Central Exchange.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-18
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

Valuable Real Estate for Sale. :
Ia A BUILDING LOT, Front street, corner
& Of Vine street, &c feet front by 79 deep, adjoining
Warden Block, with Il Dwelling House thereon,
being very desirable location for the erection of
Block of Stores, and would be profitable Investment
for capitalist. For further particulars inquire of
CALEB A. WALL,
aug2I-d0 No d 3l6 Main street.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-18
A Rare Chance

4 ha16 Unanc6.
INOR a Boot Mixer to Purchase large House
BalG Workshop and small dwelling house, situated
in North Oxford the large house cost e. Denny,
four thousand dollars ormore, few years since. There
is one acre and thirty rods of land. Many ornamental
and other The whole estate will be sold for $1,000
if applied flor soon.
Also the most desirable house lot in Worcester con-
tanning about $4,000 feet of land, known the Howe
lot Situated South of William t. Merriheld's dwelling
house.
une4-dtf Enquire of ALBERT BROWN. a.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-18
Meats Foot Oil.

Oh BARRELS, No. l, MEATS FOOT OIL receiy
~ ed, and for sale low by a. s. ~ Az HOWE. u
seplS dwlm Corner Of Foster and Norwich SITS
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-18
Rnard.

CTX gentemen can be accommodated with boar
- in Kinds, Court, of Brinley Hall.
sep3Od6 MRS. NJ S.THOMPSON.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-18
Butter and Cheese

NOV in store, and receiving by Railroad, from
TER and CHEESE. which we sell low for cash. -
stock Isl sAsi De 1NS ~ II -t ~
sep23 dwam LEE spRAGIIE 4 co a. Mi, y. \.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-18
School Teaching
Situatinn Wanted

A YOUNG WOMAN, thoroughly acquainted witt
n House-work, wishes situation in good family
The best of recommendations be given. Inquire
Oct. IA. div
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-18
Piano Fortes for Sale.
Just Received.
CD. Partnership Notice.

VNHE subscrbe having purchased the interest Of A.
J. Brown, p the CROCKERY WARE BUsI-
NESS, viii contule the same as eretofore under The
firm Of Brown &Eo, at the Old Stand (dpposrte the
r2st oilcel III ISAAC N. BROWN,
1 aug5-dtf A1 #l ALBERT 8. BROWN
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-18
SINGLETWILLED THIBETS.

ElNE assortment OF colors of these desirable goods
y opened to-day These goods are much preferred by
the ladies' for dresses 10 the common Thbets owing to
their being lighter ana finer. GEO p. BRYANT.
sep25 d2ww3tis A--NlN1l .n.N HIVE STORED n.