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BLADON SPRINGS.

THIS popular Watering Place will be opened
for the reception Of visitors on The frst day O. 6h
improvements during the past winter. and will be Rln
S ~ a. and
i've VT psssss wsiss pscsiaI scasis
s ssst;
Ss.LS T 20 be found N he
country asesssbis a, u e.
benefits derived from the Of these waters suffice il
peptes in the cure Of diseases liver stomach bowels
kidneys and skim ulcers of long standing. general debility OF
y sny %ss IN he WSed as hundreds
who have tried their efficacy
for The and Mh AZ Of v sntn. Tses we'll De
Good hacks, with careful drivers will be constant a'ten
dance convey persons to and from the river me table
WI be c. Instantly SUPPLIED with The very best The country
pains render their visitors comfortable. For chemical pro-
Of The 's spnss BY Professor Bunny
University OF Alabama.
rf day
week; ~ ~
" Children and servants half price.
Horse per day n
Is.ss iams; SfsS Sfdaf S, from The
NJ osss further j. sh fGH e fsys: {
| COOPER's WELL.
| THE undersigned having made considerable i'm
provement this for the accommodation OF IA
visitors prepared to receive all who are disposed
to visit From the reputation OF the water no X:a6
Board and lodging, o.
Horses taken S% Fl e tfsR.
miles staging from Raymond 10 he Wen. H. VII.
burg, will ocae and exerton will be made TO rende
our guests comfortable, myf2 I'm
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ew- He will continue TO keep bis usual stock OF
Choice Teas in Chests and Half Chests.
Those pretsrng them in this STYLE can supplied guam
titles suit,
f- The patronage Of the lovers of!oop IRA respect
fully solicited. w. 4. RAY M0NDs
myal I'm II Camp street.
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superior HORSE aai FAMILY BARUUCHE.
Terms cash. jet
Valuable UnimprOved Real Estate, in the First
Municipality.
BY j. M. WEYMOUTH, AuctiOMeer.
saturday June H. IL o'cioek-Wil auction at
y the St Exchange
one SQUARE OF GROUND, situated in Fautourg JACKSON
bounded by CONT Bienvie Bernadotte and ST. Patrick streets
containing eight Lots 70 measuring 800 ee
Cont Benve Benadoe
and ST. Patrick streets, English
liberal, md m know al he je9
BOOts... shOea...., and BPOgRns.
BY j. l.. TAYLOR a. co.
CATURDAY June IA at 10 o'clock-W be their auction
- room, No, 81 Charities
100 seasonabie BOOTS ind SHOES
Also rs lots superior CUTLERY. jel2
lot II DRY GOODS, be sold account whom it may
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SECONDHAND BOOKS.

u Subscriber has purchased the Stock HUNTER
opposite Of the ST. CHARLES HOTEL. the
valuable Secondhand
city.
AS Subscriber dispose Books
exclusively dealing Watches Jewery
he the lowest prices for cash Among
Theology, Law, Medicine, Novels Bellies
Poetry and Science.
kB The Novels and Publications always hand.
APPS Joseph RAFAEL No "a st. Charles street.
CRANBERRIES-25 barrels, for sale by
~ JILL e. J. HART u co. 70 Tchoupitoulas ct.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
I.Arrrupr2s 5TsWN.-Lorerrups 700 -inTims. "a


Arrived.
Steamship Maria Buy Emeuou from Galveston. Green.
schr Martha, Weber, days from Pensacola. to MASTER
scr Souiherner Buson from Vera Cruz I'd inst in ballast
to Brugiere Bros-lst my.
STEAMBOATS,.
Brilliant, Hart, from Bayou sara
Fashion, Wilson, from Minien.
Grand Turk, RObirds, from st Louis.
NewOrleans, When from Cihcnnau
New Latona, Ure. from Bayou sara
Swan, sill. from Wetumpka.
Towboat South Western Martin. from the Pases-brousht
up schr S0utherner.
Exports.
NEW YORK-Per ship Jessore 5l9 bslss cotton: ~ 90
mo- 1893 do rope cuttings IA do moss % hds TOBACCO A
bbls OIL blocks walnut, 62i5 pigs Lead i Dds ~ kegs
lard, 20 bbs flour. Gl3 sacks ties CHS pses~aa q
San FRANCIsCo-Per bark Salem: 2 bids tobacco.
10 binds corn meal hhds butter, 10 tics mans caska
Bacon pencheons SD bbs s53 bf do whsky, ~ haf bba
pork Is h brandy Is hi do alcohol 74o kegs 40 boxes
cheese @ bxs CANDLES lilo bxs sOap 70O SKIS oa~ anu sundy
NEW YORK-Per bark Sophia: $50 b,les hemp. Y do
deer skins WOOL do 0pe-cuttipgs, ~ DO paper III dc
sqa root 10 bales "copper" 100 hides 5i6 sks cof
BO5TONPer bark Mary Annah 80 baiss , Go!,Sn ~
casks sheepskns, do beewak, 10 Saves III sucAs ceoa
GOrTENBURG-Per brig Fritz: Cos bales cotton;
BRAZOS-rer schr COrsh: bbls whisky. % DDS bxi
| sugar. lUO kegs lard $50 sacks corn, etc. am
cks oil cake 80 bbs pork. 100 bb lime, u bbs moass.
10 cks bacon, ~ kegs lard IL blocks GRANITE
| -
| Imports
PENSACOLA-Per schr Martha: 81, 600 feet lumber Il
| A P simpsons bales mdse Forsyth &cO.
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This Company 10 now ready to make
Insurance ON White Persons and
Slaves, at their established rates of
premium. This being the only Com.
pany. incorporated in the State, con.
fined exclusively to Life Insurance.
with an extra Guarantee Fund, the
Directors feel confident that il affords
unusual and much greater induce
ments to those desrous of efecting an
insurance on their lives than any other.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry, !
Friday Evening, June IL. 1851.
Arrived during the past week 6sl Beef Cattle 1915 Sheep
20 Mich Cows and 654 Calves.
There a good supply of Beef Cattle and Calves, and a
moderate stock OF Hogs and Sheep.
prices
BEEF wv estern)
- CFexas, etc., ........,.. a5so45s2c y 70 net
noas io, V KS ~ "a bnd
WHICH noo,-
CALVES ooA0 " w v neau'
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PLACIDE,s VARIETIES.

Manageress MARIE DuRRT
stage Mansger... Mr. d .. ShARLEs
THIS EVENING Saturday. June H. the performance will
i with the Play entitled
THE DUMB BELLE.
Vivian. Mr. Charles EIs,.... Mile Marie Dure
LIE DlABLE A QUATRE.
by Mie arot Mile Baron, Mons. Msugin, Mons
Pinguely and the Corps de Ballet.
To conclude with
ZARAH.
Zarah. Mile Marie Duret
II open o'clock performance
quarter to 8.
Prices of Second and Parquete;
10 Boxes Third Tier for colored persons only 50
ssrv 25ceus
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LOOSE BUsINEss-The New York daily
papers are urging upon the public spirited Mayor
and other authorities, TO put stop to the practice
of driving cattle loose through the city, 1t would
seem from the following, which we find in the
Mirror of the 9TH instant, that the New York Mu-
ncipal Police is yet crude, struggling, and inef-
fcient, that it resembles the government Of barn.
yard more than of a great city:
yesterday several oxen, maddened by the
merciless beatings of their inhuman drivers, and
frightened at their yes, went rushing through Ann
street, and people had to for their lives Is there
no statute against an outrage like this Surely
human life is not so cheap to be trampled under
foot BY infatuated beasts.'
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FRESH IMPORTATION OF
CHOICE TEAS!
THE subscriber has just received from one Of the
i frst Tea importers in Phade phia complee
men, of real cho &c BLACK AND GREEN TEAS. and,
TO suit had them pu, mp small packages ct
y and ID each. They guaranteed TO be OF quality
equal if not SUPERIOR to any offered in this MARKET
embrace vaetes usually sold here The following is
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MUTUAL BENEFiT LlFH AND FIRE lh6I h
AkCR COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
INCORPORATED IN APRIL 184S, AND DECLARED DIvl
once, No. Is Camp street,
Between Graver and Common IL.
nj Tia soa nsato Ltfa Isnrdnss Onls
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NOTICES.

FORAUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCENTS.
rY- We are authorized to announce Hon. LOUIS Box
pKLos, Auditor of Pubic Accounts in this sste,
m a candidate sor rss,sctou myS
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FAMILY GROCERIES,, ETC

CHARLES STOuGHTON,
GROCER AND WINE MERCHANT
No. 81 Camp street.
|'EEAS-Of various kinds and qualities
l. Coffee
Sugar -:
Wines :.
Brandies and Liquors :. :. -;
London Porter and Scotch Ale:
Prunes, Sardines, PreseF and Pickles;
Raisins, Currants. Ciiron, Grapes and Figs
Buter, Bacon, Flour and Rice;
Molasses and SyTups of all qualities;
Hams, Sugar.c cured and Westpbalia:
Tongues and Dried Beef;
Oils, Candies, Fish, etc. ETC..
Constantly hand by continually receiving, and for sale
the reasonable terms. Jai7 IYis
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I w. ARTHUR u Co, Is and ~ New Levee,
IL offer for sale
Cofiee-Rio, Havana, Laguyn and Old Java;
Sugar. Osf Crushed, Powdered, Refined and Brown;
Tea-Choce and common Green and Black
Tobacco-avendish various qualities sizes of plugs;
figars-A large supply of imported and American
Wines-Madeira Port, Malaga. Caret Sauerne Museat.
Champagne, ETC., in glass and wood
Liquors-Choce old Cognsc medium and common do, Gin
Rum, Peach Brandy. Cherry Brandy.
Wbnky-Old Rye and bourbol, Scotch and Irish Malt
Coriias-Asuried Curacao, Absynte, Maraschino, e,c
Syrupe-l.emon, Natural and assorted;
Spces-Pepper Alspice Ginger, Numegs. Cloves, etc
Pickles-Of all sIzes and qualities:
Provisions and GrOceVes OF all kinds. ap30 sod
BOSTON PIG PORK-Packed in quarter bbls.
ID expressly for family use
Picked Salmon, in kits and half kits;
Mess Mackerel, in kits and half kits;
Mol do. in half bbls., quarter bbs, kits and hall
IIalbuts, Napes and Fins, in quarter bbs.
| Dried Cod Fish, very fine article
end very large assortment of Family and Plantation
Stores together with full assortment of Ship Chandery
| for sale low by (ap22l F. EVANS Co., 7s Camp st.
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each assured becoming member thereof enjoy
ing portion OF It's profits being entirely exempt from
liability beyond the amount OF premium accrued.
Insurance Companies upon the mutual principle
are generally successful especially those exclusively
confined to Life they based upon calculations
stability and success Of this Company is placed beyond
contingency by the she has made
for und0ubed Guarantee Fund of go 0 be used
essened subscriptions Mutual insurance Companes
always are, by insurance.
This Extra Guarantee Fund of $50 600 permanent
take lis place.
~ California permits granted, and extensive travelling
privileges allowed.
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This Company being orga
nized, solely for the protection
OF the policy holders and their
families against want and pow
erty, is in its operations n great
national benevolent institution,
conducted upon the most secure
and solid principles, and afford.
ing for a small annual sum, paid
during life, a large and hand.
come legacy to widows and chill
dren after death.
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AUCTION SALES.

Horse. .......... and. Family BarOuche
BY SYKES, HYDE - CO.
SATURDAY June A. at IL oclocswi be sold Magazine
- street.
A superior HORSE aai FAMILY BARoUCHE
cash ielt
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MADAME DWELL
ID RESPECTFULLY Ladies' and Gentlemen OF New
n that Europe be
residence No 49, Of Old ievee and Epanads
Mint the Present. Past and Future
| uz- Cunsutain,- Gentlemen 81 Ladies 5Oe. je0 Ct.
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List OF Vessels in Port Not Cleared.

Per schr Souherner, from Vera Cruz3 passengers fro
California.
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Imports
PENSACOLA-Per schr Martha: 81 900 feet lumber to
A P Smps0n-5 bales mdse Forsyth SEQ.
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81 assortment of GREEN and BLACK
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FOR STATE TAX cOLLECrOR.

~ candidate re-eseioo CONsTA Of the Fifth
Justice the Peace, Third Municipality
November, 1851. spIs
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-rstSTiSo rIr ArrHovfIirs-THE FrrScu vIAa
ASD Az AMERICAN wAnRsNr.
NAV ~ I'm Friday evening otbrer Recheveltt pro-
cedd 20 Pier No 10 70 warrant on the french
brig Louise which Rad hsen iibellei Tor frcight The
captain Michael ~ er not then In the verse but
tho United states occr having duty served his process
a moaition lon named Peter Cook. a. ship
Keeper board Atr some time the captain rsturned
and ordered the brig b. oo~enei from the wharf and
nut into the stram Some words en~ued between him
and The shin Keeper who warned bm II the set he
about 10 commit resistance, however, useless, and
Cook came shore; he then vent to the residence of
Rackslwcx who immediately rcturned; but the ves-es
had been taken away and was out In the srcam. The
officer instantly engaged river steamboat, and vent
alongside the Louise; the captain appeared on tho
deck and cried 10 Rackelwety TO keep cd but not
whtanding his threats h. underworld to get On board
and the captain seeing his determination, went down 10
tho cabin armed himself with r.r a pistols came up
on deck again and presented them al Rackevcitz who,
believing II impossible 20 fulfil his duty slone, returned
h. shore and went for the advice of Mcs~rs. n Tall
madge and Thompson, the Deputy United states Mar
shals. who, together With Mr.. Rro~n, accompanied
Rackclwcs IN pursuit of the Louise which by this
time In tho stream, opposite Pier No 4. They took
small boat and succeeded In getting board tho brig ~
about eleven o'clock At night The captain vas t.ia the
care lie was then Informed that he should accompany
the Marhals but ho instantly took the cc~s cf thu
French republic and completely cnveiopcd himself I'm
them and cmphatcaily clapping his acast repeatedly
with his hand felt himself sccurc, In the national halo
that surrounded him, FROM the unhoiy hands of the
United stscs authorities. Ne fear you nov Mon
s,ur; protected by dc clors Of my naceon an yon
tare not tooch mo" The colors however, not spp,ar
ing likely TO prove nvulu.rshc, the captain rushed 70
his cabin with the Tag stin around him. ms hesa srn,
pecripy from it, bright fetls. and there armed hns-I
with cutluss. Hc ultimately arrested snn ,sAsn
before Mr. ccmmls.ioncr nr,dEhsn, who heid MN "
b.i IL ~ um M al 200 the frcnch Wee Consul being
hs .mty During the execution ~ the ~hl,sns =. -
cideri cccurftd hut are glad " ray WIN NO osn.r
r.srt tran IN extensive wetng ~ one ~ the Deputy
/ u.rsleis n arrtars hat Nr Thompson. while step-
pinp frt he ls 10 u drrk Ma pre- tsied in'c me
wrtsr ~ our 4 the Fis"As sitn~ wsy. y - ...n ~.
I sesIhtmsr,des tYcr. n NJ onvc, ca SATURDAY..
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Brew Lieut. CD lI,rylce has been placed at the head
Of the force ordered into the Indian territory enforce
the treaty stirulatons. The command Il Of a delicate
nature requiring great prudence and irmncss and ve
cannot see how the treaty can be enforced without
blocdshed, which msy bring . general war The
cclonel j. graduate a Wet Point and wa subsc.
gun sent by the government 10 tho military school ut
saumine and for bis rallanry during the Mexican war
received two htevcts He T. looked upon rs an officer ~
great prudence. t,s of the best cavalry officers
IN the army ana III ~ doubt exhaust all pcacestlc
M ans before retuiug "a frcr hut " he has o. strike
tCv hr vii trdtrytr to make Il electua TIA win H.
sccf nTauied by the indian agents
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D'rec,,c"s fcr the Reissue OF Bouaty LAND
Warrants.
DEPARTMENT o. 1Hr fvtruoG,
Era4Iux OhIIr Mr. % IAEI

PrssioS OlrpI. May 81 1851 /
In ~ applications for the Reissue Of In nd bounty war
rsHs granted under the Of ptambor 2sth 1850 IN
lieu ~ tn originals which may hare been lost or des.
trcye1 the following regulations approved by the De-
Tartmenl q the Interior, will b. observed,
When warrant has failed 20 reach The hands Of tho
party rniitrd 70 receive H. and 20 whom was cnt or
hns NeD lost after being received the party should al
oce rntr cafest In thc General Land Ofce prevent
tho isuing cf warrant 70 frauiucnt claimant and
should Civ public notice q the facts In the casc at osst
vrek for six successive weeks IN newspspor
~ gnera circulation NJ the place 10 which
the warrant directed where the loss occurred In
such publication the intention shall also b. oppressed 10
Apply T. The Commissioner ~ Pensions FRA duplicate IL
such waFysnt which u course should Dc infinitely dee
crb IN order 20 guard against the improper the
hrsi issucd
The Ia nifty Of the applicant must be satisfactorily
ttabsh and the facts upon whchthe application Cor
the rissue j. based must be fully and clearly forth
under oath, the warrantce stating In his aHdavit (f
such = The fset) that he has himself located nor
question,
In cesrs where the claim for duplicate i founded
upon the norrepton of the original tho agent IL there
sIplicslion for renewal
Y y rr4usite that tho crcdiby Of each and every
ahsn be duly certified BY the magistrate adm insterng
ahc cath aud that his official Character ana he
vcshrd by the proper officer under HE zeal ~ ofice
HEATH Commissioner of Pensions.
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gedy enacted about thrt miles south from, yx,rs
boro', Sullivan county, tho 10Th instant Timothv
Palmer, vhne Engaged In pecling bark was sbot ss1
and afterwards found under trce which hal hst
short time been fallen. Suspicion fell ON his brother
VIM " Palmer, who had recently cherished s,i
feeling towards him for real imaginary wrongs
and vi followed him into the woods taking with him
gun undr the prctencc n hunting hut he disclaims
sl kHovicdge a the matter and precnds 20 have bcen
r ering IN the woods at the tuc u took place Tho do
otasod ebcut twenyieht years ~ ne and Il said
90 bavc ifaa man a violent temper Waay Ercafns
Formal Ny -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-29

sanding OF the convention when the committee APP
nted. And said, furthermore that the intense ercte-
Die'f and 't0ar that lreraed the time, should be he
an ample crease and ap0losy for eng mistakes, sars
heHsi3RS, Misunderstanding, OMISSIONS that igh tim
hare made.
1t was therefore, with extreme regret that read in
Saturday. Post, Gin the article | have attributed to
Mr. Haett,) paragraph which seems designed to
Vey TO The world the Impression that he carried what
ne calls 1.-THE only really important point of principle,
which he designed to carry through the convention,
Elz;-he pledge of the party faithful execution of
all the compromises and of cessation of further agita-
ton OF the measures sed by them and that he car
RED by some simple ''modi6cation Of language to
ease the scrupes of directing members ofthe committed
ne committee was compromise committee The
ventIon expected that if any resolutions should be re-
ported, they would be such as had received the DE-
LIBERATE ASSENT, not Of majority, but of all the
members Of the committee. How far that expectation
was reaIzed the delegates the convention must de-
ermine after reading (f they shall be able to- as
true statement Of the whole as have been able
TO make up. And that they may have an opportunity
to do so, appeal, for once, the kindness and en-
arged iberay of gentlemen connected with the news
paper press, to give this statement place in their
columns To Mr.. Butler and Mr.. Brannne especially,
appeal, to correct any error, misstaement, msappre
henslon, or omission, if any they fnd with an assur-
ance that my ouly purpose has been to establish and
maintain the truth.
J. S. G. KNOWLTON.
WORCESTER, August 81. 1851.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-29

RATHER TOO Coon TO Re LOsT.-Last Saturday
night, couple Of Irshmen spending their week
earnings, in groggery Penhallow street. gambling
for liquor. This amusement ended in fight, and on
Monday morning, the party who was bruised the most
went to Mr. Clagget and procured a warrant against
his opponent, and the time sent friend with
lee TO Mr.. Hackelt, to aid at the trial. Mr. ii. was
requested go the Police Court defend man for
an assault, and upon going into Court saw Mr.. c. with
the complainant and Witnesses waiting for the defend
ant to be arragned Mr.. c. opened the case, aud Mr..
IL. conducted the defence, he supposed he en-
ployed to do, and the defendant discharged. As
soon as the complainant that his opponent had pre-
vailed, he ran to Mr.. II. and said, ''And sure, Tom
Christine your Honor made mistake it was me
that sent you the fee speak for me. and yer Honor
spoke agin me, and got bate"
MI. II. returned the fee, and advised him to quit
gambling, and employ careful messenger in iu-
tuIe.-PoTtsmomh .J9unal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-29

THE INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE for September,
is exceedingly good one, and reflects much cred.
it the publishers, besides extensively mertng the
patronage Of the public. The Of the Sailors Re-
treat, &c., Staten Island, N. Y, beautifully de-
signed and executed and the variety and general char
acter Of the tales, poems, sketches, biographies &c.
give them very high interest indeed The Internal
onal Magazine can be had at 4. N. fuckers, SO
Main street, in this city. Everybody should have !,
who would wish to see the best magazine articles Of
this country and Of Europe.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-29

The Albany Register states that analysis of the
green and red coorng matter of candy they are found
to be composed Of deadly posons; the former is made
up Of Arsenic of Potash and the latter generally Of
Lead and Mercury. Several cases among children,
which have resulted nearly in DEATH have recently oc
Cured in that city, from eating green and red candies
The green is the poisonous and one of the lages,
hearts coored in that way, on anal zaon, was found
to contain enough arsenite of potash to kill child
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-29

RUNAwAYs ARREsTED.-Six slaves, men-tuo
belonging 10 Col. Charles Blue, to Christopher
Heiskell, Esq, one Robert Carmichael Esq, to
Mr.. John Martin, and one Mr.. Robert T. Parker, of
Wood county, hired to Mrs. Margaret Sump Of Wash
ington county, who away the 10th inst,
rested near Bloody Run, in Bedford county, Pa, and
safely secured through the kind aid of citizens of that
county, Sunday last, the 10Th inst.-Pll. Sun.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-29

- Alfred Bartlett, of Grayson county, Va, was
lately murdered by negroes, and John Clemens danger
ousy wounded, whereupon the citizens of Wythe
county met and resolved to expe, from Southwestern
Virginia, all pretended missionaries haling from free
States, who had preached abolition doctrines. We are
not surprised that the wise of Wythe should pass
such resolution; but until they expel slavery and
tyranny from their State they lay their account for
the natural issue of these, which is murder.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-29
NJ Sudden Deaths fro

GT Sudden Deaths from Congestion coups de
SO'eu and other causes, very this season.
But seldom those troubled whose is fully
lated by The of BUSH'S PURE SMILAX SARSAPA-
RLLA 1t guards the system against those sudden attacks
TO which scrouous, bilious, syp itic otherwise deb
tated constitutions without its aid always subject
u For sal by l.. r. Lazel, Spur & sbley G. A. liar
ring on, D. Scott, Jr Co, A. Clarke E. d. Wetherbee,
S. C.. White q CO. aug23-dIw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-29

We are authorized to say, that DR.. F. Leseur, who
some weeks since, resigned the Office Of President of
the F. & M. Mutual Benefit Association Of this CITY,
has accepted the office Of President of the A. NJ Be.
nevoent Association. Office Room, No. Warren
Block, Pearl street, Worcester Any person wishing
to be insured against accidents sickness will find ad
vantages at the office, worth looking after.