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geo ir'i'f 't'I'It - rs r9friul i.rgsal tD"n''
'r s'cu "'.-s 90 b" .uro"tt''y,
%cy , n. Ap.'z. iiE
he.''s, sans G'nl,-m,a-Ilay,rs zee. ''|s'
.f'ir. WITH ErarrE' '%"rI'f, "rdkuTE.. lose o. u|it.
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fl"a irc'rf,-r'. ! f. aLIli i.out Ihrrr upH.t' ''''
To make ne 81 >.uf aI.Ilsd'i1. .." 'a}" ''"
a-ufr finiYuHiny 30 That lie ''a-'s ave .'''
t'ivTicl " m tbs ~La..l,si !'.ylis b.. 3'.t'''F't
health. and am indgrrl'o a.j III, frsinu". |+...
'.'Gy Others y'" a'feIdy rrr.e,s, AID q" th"'''''-
Ing 0lrlrr lDiIfmst..H / WI per ont > ''r.
plc'i-n'i's 1f ~ case, and ne n, ct olii.iLl''
ui2ls in"IIe'Ir. - t'irF a. Z,i p, ser. Sc" r.
hy.ls fcsrcl' hilly. JShlG N'!N1r-i
This ccrrie 'lha, A's, Isaet n.lajo.h 10 ~na~'
10 ne a Heidlsf % 20, ttuTCh. 30 EonI s,hHt.Hs
.nj worthy Of coufIsure I. SPENCER
Fi''or Of the Second Pres ChHtrh, H'o6N
Prepared snd a'iI y hui ,e and selaii. hI 4 ~
u Hi|liN, brurgisis s.4 Chemist 10 + q o.
corner Of h.lhsm, New iGrs Also ~ ~i"ars''
g rra'' throughout tie tuust < ate. sac canaan.
n " 81 per loiile, sir Botitts 81.
J 't"tn 'A"isf' hgeg', Euiisfl. ~
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II EDDiNt. s. 30.

P-'ce 9 Der bottle. or six hotties fr s..
Sid IN H"'l,od " james Porte. Mrniucltcr, Town
4 iihI. Burlington. Thomas !. Peck, iir,tli"1nfo.
u. u. Sil,turv. ~ Adams. y J. Hacks.
I'm il -nOCr SCiIENCk viii visit Ru.iipd
rr Tus.I'y February !. and viii rcr-ive pni,uts at
the fr,rtlin House. fn5 frf,irt particulars enquire
PORTER, gent, Rutland. 4J-ly
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MONSIEUR AND Ills ENG
II$i. MASTER.

sua.c. DC verbs alone might, rA"u''
could, would. pat me 70 death yer
scoa.
.N1Ho-lon must he !a.isrt-
Oar verb IS very SIMPLE COMPARE
~i;h yours.
Sample VA, ,ou call sample
Ncn ! say g"s .je .Jaissc, you say ta'
! mleh,could vould.sl.ouli Have been.
Ma ioi ser sample, dat Now, sa'''
tell me vat you call o verb!
MA verb is q word which slgnh.
sc. 10 be-. to do. OF to suffer.
F.--Eh, bcin: ven ! say Ico''.
,.ch | ,ly, | be, | 10, OF | suf're !:
Nj, may DC hard 10 sa.t, N
tina, particular case.
E.-Ma fol. How | might could
youll.shoull am TO know dat But
tell nc, if yon lease. vat yon mean
ven YOU say, De verb * Il word
N.-A means one. aud II ~ tic
same ~ TO say the vcrh is om word.
r. Eh. hicn, Den ven | say |
micht.cou!d would should .havc.hccn.
L,rcJ Iu.e won ,erL. Huh, ,wi,h
],l,rnr
VrN.s .crt,iuly.
u.-,n, liz, yerL lac ,o,'word D.:
t,;rls i;,n ,cry Ian, word. yid more
%;o;r,s d,n 10 scorr;on have in hi. tail.
U-K,t we do MOI, use all the aux.
;ro,;.s =, nuc.
r--IJow monv rou use once
V-O,c a, a tim,. We say. |
,,;,,Lt b,ye been loved. or ccnM
Law, Lccn lovcj
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Va, Won mean by IcuuW}
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=, worJs
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ton. Nav or can 7 saw. | Won't,
zLon yon'tcst. he yont's9
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F-..Vo, den, m;cbt .ou,l.youll.
hould.don'tain't.von't.can't?
M...No: Won can't so~ any such
hing. e., these are aIl irrcrular. and
must no, be- 90 u.ed.
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Titcomb's Patent
kscc Hive and PROTECTORS.

by the use Of TINS Hive, Bees are prolcc
ted through our severe wInieis, On accouu
ii the even temperature oI the air within 1t
ana ~ peculiar arrangement for ventilation
'H.l not a swarm has been lost from the r.a-
n! hircs used with the three years rs,t.-
1t Is Il complete piDl'ctor against the nj.
lacks Of nc,giborin. bors, bee moths, Sc,
aud Afford" peculiar facilities for replacing
oId brood combs 10y new ones. II is unequal.
"a asa stock hive, sWarns issuing from it
ifor two (" tire" weeks earlier than from
'Hr other hive. The surplus honey is readl.
~ ohth'ned from ii, IN a pure state, without
inJnT.hS the bees. IN boxes Of suitable size for
.diliii U.s. or the market.
ms hive - constructed on philosophical
ana scientific principles, and needs cIly to
D" s''A l. tAsl1e II, use by those who are
acquainted Nth the instincts aud natural
habits of the honcy.bcc,
; u. WARD, Windsor, VI is agent for
the safe Of County, Town, aud individual
fahts.
> iiive may be seen a, hIr. Aaron B.rncs
''hh''inu. ZJ,if
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Hon. Sale,

ONE New one horse sleirI, cheap for cash,
gram Or lumber. o. ]. ROBBINS
Feb. lst, lrjl. 4
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That admirable Ligs,t.

DObGE'H Superior Burning Fl,kJ, nnd
t 'uId Lamps, wineii arc perfectly safe and
cheaper than OIL. For sale bv
}. Il. PACKER, & Co.
Also q q, neral assortment Of Clothing aud
Furnishing Goods.
Nuiiapd, Feb. :, 1851.
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Art. Union Depository.
LONDON ART UNION,
AMERICASsART UNION. Nx Yr
PHII.AD ELPHIA ART UNION
PENNSYLvANlA ART UNION.
ESTER ART UNION. Cinctrnan,
NEW ENGLAND ART UNION.
+. ". HOPKINS, lion. S,cretarr.
Eu'l1rl. 1851, "
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sCAENSkS
PULAlONIC K.
A SIP CHIC RE MEDY


(Dusylppiio1 Iiryr f1WUiyjtY. Iy,
yCjSi'. ,NCFtidid, i~tNptfftlOH ~
yLc U.,y t,,,is jaIy.
wv '''' y'' N
I has hcru lt tote mo tuNlic rr,Ntrts Vt tNt'ra
,cu,. dauot .hrh umc ,rerlr q sircis luIi
-tcl.l iu rt4r. Ni,"rc "a ether comedies hhr ll,I.|
l,l the 20 'ytieint tnGse r%n,I,usls hciie'et tom IL
. al sN rss, hat u j. the bed, tcutay Ir Ileaf
His,i-cs r-t Uncovered
F,c -'rIucuts IT wh ~ tHis ',fusis runIy 49,, ~,
w.. - ,ttfy ;hr h.rci ~'tr0'th"p ''- ,-.i,,. ar,
s. We { h"ttrt Zoo. %, the lung. ,ti rf.c.tvc t.
.us o., o. '4tut rupn the H,tcsn q uia. vet
,iT,tciru- 'Iawcusthr paf,.m. nlj,h .t,ar. -.
nurh ,iE.rty wha, ti.ht. jI |fric,cs I've couch IL
l-sis uhu-~t r.,~i 'cm tho s,e'.,r az 3I,.tsN
n1j'cr. nv c>,~,tnruirr witch tt .r,aiu,.l. ito'u.
cog tm"yu.nHivn ur,er. inal',r "a a. -,b,c,~. 81
'uhercl. pIipraru-.4 r4e .tm'sioi ,tu he 80
tenn. ut We s,nr' n NO sratl'lr ifc tr,atrl p,t,-
hu,tns the i,crtstiaa, m,kir, = healthy ,at,.
rguAis. itr hose s,hoyt The nj " uu-ea,iv.
medicines. IL ala,S $50 ,ro., to.hlrru,n cmrh
viN..i |itiutir, ia ,.t,ui. 80 rasi M I.l,., p,
q. IT doc. 1t rcuta,u any mercury. e, 10 n-i ut..p.
nr uilec '-irt.rt II. iri, whievr- H. shout i r.,
.r wherever It ht4 been u.rl. u in.nrj.iis rrcluer~
happier .e.u,ts ,rin au, cti-r remedy, snothir. tive
Di'Ip" oG n" ,irk. nod. 10, -, hriling pa,pcrtles. sc
stores in q maj ,rty uft,..s. ne sul!,rrr /, h",nr.
Nrliis rEc-s prrs,n ~ lu Las u-"l 1t ~ D.. I-r.r
serincr ii il u... his Gti it@h.,'us uNurn.r. aud
~ rnntiarinr us I4. , ,,rrt-Ct cur. U,4 ..u .,v,',l
ia, ,.u,, g, D. -. 4. t.,y a,,b, p.g,-.,. -.
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lIOst

az Thursday last, between pittsford and
hu'iand, VA Nimppie Hollow, a roll Of bills
amounting - $40, consisting Of .Os and
l"s On The Bank Of PnullncY-onc 81 on the
bank OF Rutland and other bills 10 the above
hinount. Whoever may have fund the
same, by returning It TO the suh.cribcr OF 10
Geo. II. B"aman, Shall be literally and satis.
factory rewarded. NJ. FRANK.
East Poul,ney, Feb. !, 1850. 4
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2

CONSUMPTION CURED!
e E
.;;kl.z1Iyl
SAAN
G A N G UA;
rJs a.. covrtrtr CO.. o.
Coughs, Colds, Influenza,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Splitting Of
Blood, and all other Lung
Complaints tending to
Q ON S u MPTIO
NO OPIU M.
Ti''siu'r 'o.la'a' o- epis,i cc,.,1.io - any min
cre' whatever hu' Is c.,p,t-i cntJ,c't ~ h.'c
Hii.. !iet'' anJ " gc,l0lr s,hdancrS ~hch l,V' 4
sr"'If 'uitr' " ur", g.. lr,'+, tnI t'.lr,'.p"tt
ed "rgAo' y '~r~"ho'r ..9to $ :, nIly at ,uut
'tr' ''' g"";, rr"n,- thr rhl,rr aut ,,'rt nor,ti
,~"''c't"r' fro" ~" Throat an' W idts go. tr. I'd,
hrviog ihr '"a: ~, tp srh'tirg - ~ far1',oa n.
.'''' fuses "hlci 80" ~" H. H. Il al dtn.elIr,
sal t-iifs hf1'h, tuu. ttihr iuu,tt n r .r',..
lher ., rnnAtiint ih"r, EIr' t!,,rpthtV 30 f.uu.c
rom N b'ho| those IWpurn- 4 tui JUrt 81 ratI.
c'"s " il,h. ~ iturh. - - Glurh mischief 90 ihr
st.i.n. ami ''N ii" !nuod,, rri inr mcutd,le q
tNPl|'N u de- csrrrs , 1rrrjci er.Hcu upor
VIC Fh'N. dtl q. .tI.t- uIiNra 90 FNIgVItg, fhrtuuh The
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CoMutssIoNERs> urtr-

We ." subscribers hong appointed by tie
nor PROBATE Cont lpI the district Of hut.
'nn1, 'oilin ',sfortts 10 receive, examine.
and ad,ns, All CLAIMS and dcmanGs Of all per
; rs h"a'ns' The o''air "f Roger fr .,on, late
ol "hll'n2'ord IN ,ald district, deceased. rp
resented In.oIvent and six months ifoIn the
i2lh dsy Of December, being allowed for that
rlr7'se, We do therefore hereby give notice
INA, We VIII attend 10 the bu. nefs Of our
taia appointment a. Rufns Bucklins Inn in
Ws!iingiord o. The L., MONDAYS Of Fcbrua.
~ and Mar neat from one o clock until four
q clock r., NJ. on each If ,s,d days.
ID X SABlN, )Iomnis.
LOOMS fRENCH, { .oner,.
WA.hng'oTo, Dee g, ls:1. 4
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THF
MYSTERIES OF MEDICINE
rattsl DiM0,tfy Of The Age.


ID ,Du o., U.s.
si's;afs va h Z
q ulmsui1 CsfaiE Z
w. az fo'lFs ~
, few 4 ary, ~ 's's
, ot ava C lu'',r'
sfi,scufat'e Yra
J only hssfss uis.''
I onvincs th. pre-
4 tsr list u 9 rec
aud 'raly The seat 49,
ca tIis AZ. fGfnfe ~
the tecs Of ihOSssfsis
who have brec Boo re
eJaslElt use Of II ga
Iheysiu advise } rev
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Wanted.

('oN NtHN Ncrcla.ts 10 purchase an a-ti-
- c'e from which they can realize over tye
hundred per cent. l,is an article cu-ily man
G.aciurci and command, a Tendy sale, An
ply to W, \ EALUN, Ludlow. II. s.
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SCOriIi:S
[ NITED STATES HOTEL
Whitehall, N.T,

.Ncare'tfous"t to the ltiil RoaiDrrrt and but
! short iittince ,ron II" Steamboat Landing.
C,r,inge aud Baggaee Wagon to sni from
he f,ni- aud Cars FREE or CHARGE.
Siy A. SCOSILE.
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G.5.AQ I'M 49,, hrHtl
" COMPANY
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FAMeHLc7s, sivinc 7 History AMI rrsoriui ion al
lhs character AID varie'y Of Consumption. accorpi.
hicl with trtiificatr- lsnm p'ti"nts tlfcms,i N-s. al
.""i ~slnnIius Ia this city hui other places. Showing
the manner IN N'i'ch they have been cured nf ii.
t'n'yc iu"utiru"l III ."'scs, eau b. i..i IL TIE u;rc-.
NJ. " S'tia strrct. gTutis.
-. .1m,I "a ., -, i.a--I
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Consumption, Lir,r CowPhoj"i, Iy,
gcpsit, Scr.iaia, Hu}pitat'o" y
the Wsori. tuugis. fcilA. Sc.
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be fixed in the articles of association at less than
$4,000, nor more than 100000.
Section three provides that the object of the corpora
shall not be lawful engage in any other operations,
appropriate the funds for any other purpose.
Section four provides that such corporation shall not
commence business before sworn detailed certificate
OF ITS object, stockholders capital and paid in,
value of shares, Sc, shall have been deposited with the
secretary Of the commonwealth, and duplicate thereof
deposited with the clerk of the town city which the
company is 10 transact its business said certificates to
be recorded.
Section FIVE provides that persons organized, shall
possess all the powers and privileges of corporations
and be subject to all the duties, restrictions aud liabi
ties set forth in chapters IS and A Revised Statutes.
Section six--The company may hold real estate and
personal estate necessary for its business and convey
the same.
Mr. Wghtman Of Boston, supported the bill at length,
Mr. Hall of Boston, who said he did not regard the
bill W tn much favor, moved to amend the first section,
by inserting after the word quarryng' (see the section
above,) the words cor agricultural, or mercantile, or
other lawful business.
MIR. Whitney, of Conway, opposed the amendment,
as going beyond the practical wants of the community,
and said he afraid only offered for the pur-
pose of rendering the bill objectionable Without con-
Guiding his remarks, he gave way to a motion to lay
the orders on the table, which carried.
On motion of Mr.. Gushing of Newbury, the PROPOSE.
ton from the Senate, for convention Tuesday, to
ill the vacancy in the Suffolk delegation that body,
was concurred in. Adjourned.
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Fxc1rrAfENT IN New BEDFoRD.-Monday
Morning the Commonwealth announced, that on the
dav nreyious. tremendous excitement had prevailed
in New Bedford, consequence Of a report, made
nv special Express from Boston, that steamer
was about to leave lie Navy Yard at Charleston,
with one hundred armed men, and the Deputy Uni
ted States Marshals, for the purpose ofrecapturng
fugitive slaves in that city.
The bell upon Liberty Hailw tolled before days
light, and as the alarm rapidly spread through the
CITY, thousands assembled in and around Liberty
Hall TO take council in regard to the matter. Some
six or seven hundred colored men, many Of them flu
gitives from slavery, abandoned their several places
of worship through the day, and assembled in body
upon the recommendation of some Of the most inhu
entail citizens of the place.
The Mercury of Monday, says that immediate pre-
cautonay measures were taken, and that the scheme
if there was one, was frustrated for the present.
The Boston bunker papers of last evening, deny
the whole story; but our opinion ofth matter is,
that there could not be so much smoke without some
fire. The getters up of such an enterprise ofpracy,
would be very DESTROYS keep the matter still,
especially as it did not succeed; and doubtless the
tempesuous character of the weather was the cause
which prevented the steamer from putting to sea-
The people of New Bedford have shown the right
spirit, and trust that the promptness and deter
mipation which they have manifested upon the mere
report of danger, will be caution to the man-stea
ers who are proving about the quiet homes of inof
fensiye citizens for the purpose of converting then
againinto chattels As yet, no slavehas been takel
out ofOd Massachusetts, and unless it is done secret
ly, and by stealth, it our belief that none be
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-18

HE NORWICH RoBBRY.--The Norwich
Courier gives some additional Particulars concerning
Tue ROBBERY oil the Bank Msenger. 1t says that
one Oh the men-an lrlshman-who was in the de-
pot at the time the robberyHas committed, heard
conversation outside OF the dot about half past 70
O'Clock, and went to the dooto see who il wos
lie states mat pc saw three en-, but did not notice
'neu' WIN Sulilcient attenilofo say what their APP
Pea'a"oe was but IL woulseem pretty evident
that there were accomplices 1.-THE bold transaction
Young Mr. Wi ter, the BatMessenger. who ,vos
severely injured by the blowpf the robber i sill
quite i'll; but his recolIec,iohf what occnrred !,
somewhat more distinct u states that be no.
seated on the sofa by the wDw-the Garnet ha1
containing the money, standi behind him on the
guspion' ana resting against end of the sofa, and
ne , himself leaning his back ainst the bag Some
thing attracted his attention the window. and he.
fore he was aware, the blowas ;facsiyeds n liz 90
Hu ,eeaneetsthe appearance Ghe robber, asato de-
scribe him as.agrather srnalIhn. with darL co.,,
pexlon and black hair. Furir than tl,isl,,.c,,,,.n
say.
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MOTORPATHY:

The SYSTEM OF CURING DISEASE BY sTATIMI.
MATING WHALING MOTION
his new method of treating Proapsus Uter in which
Of pesSares or any of the usual treatment
oi he y is employed, has been now in use suacient
W ~ ioihoNe all uouDts as to its practcabllity in
HALsTED'S MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
e he discovery was made, every voriety of disease
@ u women is treated with unvarying certaintv
Utefl are here cured in few DAYS and The noot Sa
IN a Ie weeks. To produce this almost
t ,, patient Is subject to no pain Inconvenience
III tue removal OF other uterine weakness mis- e,..
Is equally efficient. Several hundreds have airadS I'm
Ven oi these diseases by this Moorpathc trenne1, h
discovery Is OF recent origin. So confident nre IYa F
every case successfully, that we are willing 10 on
yer INTO special agreement with those who IT,, W en-
aina'ioh are taken into the Institution 10 boorJ 49,
fr f I 'el, ana give them our professional services
~ vi cuage, IL the difficulty removed accorI;.
agreement. Many of the most inveterare ma ong 10
ses o from one tc fifteen years. standing sar @
win thai inh extreme urinary difficulties and many
80 siat insanity 10 stand upon the feet or ha .y
rom horizontal position, which is peculiar 70 e raised
ts,enI e ueen Drought mere IN BEDS distance NJ h
VehtS 10 seventy hundred miles attended ~ ~. VI from
ctis or friends; these SUFFERING d ~ uelr physI
nave " every instance been raised from Their I'd "oeH
treatment, been enabled walk from ,ne a, ~ az
miles daily, and take much ether exercise ' " Elk
Ladies wishing TO communicate with ,hoo r
e's can receive their address by writing to II HP pa
r. $500 N NslIIGTE, MoToRPATHY AND WATEp Co.
ROCHESTER, N, Y. Those also deSnG
information concerning this new methcd NJ siihg
address, postpaid. "A''iie 10 the same
d. several Physicians holding forth the idea Tho,
u"uersVahd my system of practice by purcbas;n ~,
knowledge-by obtaining it from INV ns,;n' '.ashg the
t; .nat no one, either male fen ale has ever oh
e hnowledee from me in any way; nor could thew
% ~ becoming students in the institution under NV ~
sonar instruction, where thorough knowIedye or ihi
mgy, therapeutics, the Of Water and Motornatby @
moot ~ nepry and practice. During the winter
a ,' ou'ses ol MEDICAL Lectures and Demons,rativa
Anatomy can ba attended by those admired ~ ,a
---l~t . marlS d2tw4t
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For the Spy.
WORCESTER, March |

WORCESTER, March IS, 1851
.Messrs. EditOrs-Permit me, through the COL
ums of your paper, TO call the attention of the c-
zens Of Worcester, to the lecture upon California,
to be delivered by Julius L. Clark, this, TUESDAY
evening, at the City Hail. Mr.. Clark, as it IS well
known, has but recently returned from the land of
Gold, and is fully prepared, Gas those can attest who
attended his first lecure,) to give us thorough ac
count of the sutferings and prvatons endured by
those who have been strongly tempted 10 ''see the
Elephant, and gather for themselves speedy for
tune. His lecture this evening will be upon
Life in California and coming from one who has
been an eye witness to many incidents of interest
and Importance, will be rendered douby useful and
instructive. 1t is to be hoped tnat he will be ampIv
remunerated for the trouble which the preparation
of these lectures has cost him. by the full attend
ance of our citizens, who cannot fail of being 9TH
erwise than pleased, well IS of probably gaining
much that Is new, and befde unpublished TO the
world. j
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Massachusetts, Legislature.

i'7+-a
a-. agaa aa7j1 s-oa SATURDAY, March Is.
The Senate was called 10 order IL O'Clock: House
papers were disposed Of concurrently.
Mr.. Bassett introduced an order, which was adopted
asking certain questions relative to the apporonmen
Of towns of the Justices Of the Supreme Judicial Court
Mr. Robinson offered an order for the judiciary COM
mttee to inquire into the exediency of amending the
constitutions so as to require the election of ud9es 81
the Supreme, Judicial Conrt,i and Court Of Common
Pleas once in FIVE years, by the people the egsla.
ture. e saa g9ns2sl sIte haa ,,a
Bills were reported to incorporate the Miburv and
Solthbridge r.. r. Co., and in addition, &c., to incor
porate the Southbridge and Blackstone Rail Road
The orders ofthe day were taken up and several
bills were passed athrd reading and to he engrossed
The plurality bill was then debated, and finally pass
ed TO third reading, by vote Of 81 yeas to nays
The Senate now proceeded to the consideration of
the special assignment for To-day, the bill concerning
the election of representatives in Congress- &c. by pl
rality i-i" a7ff1' sa'1s7 9di hsa .sI5a
Mr.. Warner supported the bill. %
MI Bigelow offered the following amendment to the
LIST section, to the effect follows-That in any cleo
ton hereafter IN this state, for members of Congress- the
person having the highest number Of on the first
trial shall be declared TO be elected
a0n motion Of Mr. Warner, the orders of the day were
laid on the table, and the Senate adjourned.
y ffoUsE Sundry papers from the Senate were dis
posed efia concurrence. is.f .6 =, ,as
Petitions presented of Augustus P. Hollis and others
cfWeymouth, and Dennis Blood and others, of Fitch
burg, FOR law which shalt make the transportation of
intoxicating liquors by railroad, expresses and other
cpnVeyanceS liable 70 the penalties as The selling
Of such hducrs4of Rbehezer Rawson and Others, Of
Townsend, JonathanlS Adams and others Of Groon,
Quincy Whiting and others, Of Lancaster, Thomas E.
Glazier and others, OF Gardner and Of Walker Davis
and others of Ashby severay in aid Of that of Alvah
Crocker and Others, for new countyAof Daniel Rus
sell and others, for railroad from Palmer to the State
Mr.. Cushing Of Newbufy Grou, lthe judiciary com.
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JEW EFT & PRESCOTT'S
Great New ENGLAND Silk and Shawl

WAREHOUSE--No. 2 MIR 81, Boston
| : now stocked with assortment of NEW GOOns
emb, acilg all the Rich shawl and silk Fabrics of En-
rope and India ardDg to Wholesale and Retail Purebas
America. 'PS'o III
by late Steamers and Packets perfect assort
Iheht OF CASHMERE LONG and SQUARE SIIAWLs
ana AL other kinds of shaws, high and low priced
Black sksBlack India, and French satins satins 10
Chine-Plan, Egured Changeable and Striped siIksin
dia SILKS and canton Grape Shaw ls-Fouard Silks AZ
Also, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cloths-Velyets-Bav sta,o
shaws-Cashmere Scars, and Linen foods in great ynr
ETY.. e''"' 'aIl-
Also, Visites Manias, &C., in the latest sy,es ,i,
tee assofneht OF Silks, Frngcs and Laces for those who
manufacture for themselves. ' WIN
lhis large otment and the low prices shouId og1
sufficient Inducements secure the attention NJ n auau
ers generally, and AN early call at r"''
~ ,JEMEIT ~ PRESCoTTS, No. 2 Milk st
Boston, Mar. Is, ls5l mar IL do, 80 an.H A. 81, ~
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Steam Mill at Auction

INHE subscriber will sell his Steam Mill en- Central ST
on TUESDAY, April LIST, at 10 occck, A. NJ, on the
premises. -
The lot contains 1900 feet of land The main building
Is 9o oy oO ieet, stories high, with II by s.
BLACKSMITH Shop 80 by DO feet; do ~ by 81 feet
soTq steam Engine OF 70 horse power all in good repair.
who wish to purchase Machine Shop in central location
whe machinery can be forwarded by Railroad IN every
direction Possession given the LIST day of July next
TOT Inrther particulars enquire of BENJAMIN HEY
WOOD, l47 Main street. o.
Worcester, Mar 49, 1851. marlea,yt1i