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Fugitive Slave Excitement In Chicago. III.

iRo>fECf OF A RloT-fHE MILITARY CALLED OFT.
From the Chicago Commercial june
Our city thrown into considerable excitement yes
terday afternoon by the arrest Of fugitive slave BY the
gave his name Nose Johnson, and said he born
and brought up in Canada. This story was probably
untrue.
There was hsndbi gotten out in the evening headed
"kidnappersN requesting the citizens to rescue the
fugitive No notice however, taken Of the bill
The slave was brought into Court under charge OF the
Marshal.
The Court room crowded and vast number Of
persons outside could not obtain admttance.
The fugitive gave his name as Moses johnson. Mr.
Manerre behalf Of the defendant raised the question
Of the jurisdiction OF the Court.
T. Peck, in behalf of the claimant replied and con-
tended for the full jurisdiction Of the Court in the pre-
misses.
Mr. LaIned replied contending that Congress had no
power to constitute the Commissioners Court Judicial
one and consequently that it had judicial authority
in the case.
point raised by the counsel for the defendant would be
reserved for the time and he requested the counsel for
the plaintiff to proceed with the testimony remarking
that might be Of such character to obyiate the
necessity OF adjudicating upon it.
Mr. Freshman then produced paper purporting to be
certificate and recorded copy of an affidavit from La
fayette county Missouri in relation TO the defendant
The counsel for tbs defendant objected to its reception
evidence a number Of grounds.
The paper, read described the negro boy named
William, copper colored five feet eight in height.
Mr. Freshman offered the power of attorney authorz-
ing the arrest of the fugitive.
Counsel for the fugitive objected to the power of
orney the ground that not properly drawn up
and hat the seal affixed to 1t not properly anthem
tcased Also, that the power of attorney did ds-
crbe the negro but merely stated the fact Of his flight
and loss.
The counsel fugitive claiming time for the exa-
mnation of the papers the cmmsioner adjourned the
Court till this morning at 0 o'clock.
The crowd inside and outside the court room
great and there appeared to be universal sentiment Of
Indignation against law which tore from free
State deprived him OF his God given rights, and
signed him to hopeless bondage.
The agent for the owner narrowly escaped chastise-
ment from the crowd in the he passed from the
r0am He Wpg sal tad Will and
The alleged owner Of the slave learn is c. H. Smith
Of Lafayette, Missouri
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On wednesday evening, juno by the Rev. George
Thacker. Mr. Mmro, wAr.RHorsE to Miss CECILIA H.,
daughter Of the late William Thompson
At Trinity Church Thursday the 5h Of June by the
Rev. g H. Weston. ANDREW J. CoSsTANrtSE, Of this
city TO Miss MANY AuGvsTA daughter Of George But
Ter Esq, of Brooklyn.
At Mousey on Thursday evening June by the Rev.
Peter Allen Mr. EpcAn NJ MAsoS, Of New York city. to
Miss E1uR. nv NoygLLrs, granddaughter Of John B.
Haung. Esq.. all Of the former place.
on Wednesday, June 4 Newtown L. l., by the
Rev DR. J Bschmsn Mr. HrcH 2. CAMERON to Miss
MArY u. scHroprr, all Of Charleston, s. Z.
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BALrINoRg, June 7.
Arrived-ship Ocean. Bremen; brig eornet, Trinidad,
Cuba; schr n Bayiis, NYork. -
Cieared-Harret K Jane, NYork.
delrLia. -,
Cieared-Brig Compeer. Chagres
The sehr Helena Of NYork from Cohasset put in in dis
trees.
The susquehAnnah, Com Aulick is expected TO sail to-
RICHMOND, June 6.
Arrived-schr Henrieo. NYork.
New ORLEANS. June 4.
Arriyed-Brig Rome Portland.
Sailed-CA Gsier Philadelphia CAmbrill, Baltimore
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Foreign Ports.

Foreign Ports.
Csc. M.e. a h sr oTa@
load for Niork the had rrssiousIy after being
LAcuAYHA. May s-Bark Thos BALLET DILL for Philaiei.
Rsnr6lGs May smBsrss Ar;a. salcnsy Sarah Merrill
ST Thomas May 26-Bark Benz Adams Cornish from Bar
BADGES. seeking igt; only Am vessel.
Spoken.
Ship James Drake Gore from NYork tNov is for Cali
ship Pae,olas from Boston NOr so for California
ship Aldebsren. Lvsrmogs fIow Boston Feb 81 for Ho
SHIP Ss:ss1i.H ;s from SYsrf tIpr %, for Canton.
Ship Banshes from Rio Janeiro for Baltimore, date,
ship Marco Pos lBr from 81 John NIB for Europe May
Bark Nara mot Wsrd) hence for Mobile May l. lat 90 S.
Brg Elizabeth. Pitts from NYork for Para, no date lat
Home Ports.
ASTORIA Oregon. April l-Sld schr Emery. Sandwich
.ALExANDBIA. June s-Arr schr Gnsko. Baker Boston
ALBANY. June e-Arr sshr Paususset. NBsdford. Cid
.E
xas .s:. Globe
Bacon Queen Brown and Graadss Curtis
rom caiosss. bark ss.h from Pssasi sisn.
bark bril- sSs
Rsy 81 'ian @
Persia Lu%ey 2onssa Dan % S b 9hr m1rVsas
~ Al; R As
EayaSsz Toyn.snd Wsyss BS.s0n Emily J.hnsen
Gator Rio jsnsiro mkt; Elisssetn.
Havana Perkins, Gilhsy Porto Rico; sohrs Abigail
81 G.s sss S.
tth-Arr sehr Melbourne. NYork ~
fs T .sa sn
81 mp
SD & from: Big asss fHe ans H
Philadelphia Below fore and aft schr with coal
.Ss ri Das.f sa sss
ssi' ss s'ssi
dol brs: Billcw DO do Charles for NY0rk sehr True
*. sTs,
s, Nc n.y fs
fs1, ,n a. BsTI
NYs:i El:hs Brook. Nielsr;sn DC; 49, ~,
a
in
s.s IT.lS. s ship Sns c'sSs Rt s
'ta&
York; schrs Jacob LonEelow, Gates Cutler, -; Cameo
NEW I1 ok III. I!s.A NJ, d Steamship Mari. Burt
Emerson Csveson bark Yamuri Ray Boston, briss Ocela
fRs sss
ios.; GsSss: ebsS Tasshs.sn. liverpool 'shi A'srs-
sosS. AMArr steamship Monmouth Hickiins Hsvsns
snip ' ys..Sr 1s 18th, bark Sea Flower w.
PHI
York 5th sehr Frances Ellen Ciart do Geo Mary LORD
NEW BEDFORD. June 6-Below. u full rugged foreign
new HAVEN. june 5-sid schr Sarah Moore Black. Phi
9sinssssSs o w SYsTi
soop Fish. Babcock Taunton for Albany Sid Richard
Lay Ss:Ps PhI n ,r,. Coral Truman Boston
PhifHpfIPhIA. Jun. essArr .shf xaisSaia co.trsili
Bangor; steamer Kennebec. Seymour, Nfork Cid
PRoyiDENCR June Arr :ohr; John RGssr, payps ss
G,Rsy al Shs Ss' surs
NYork Below sch Audenreid Corson from
: r, ssSP issp@wvsSS ss Rnas
PORTLAND, June s-Arr brgs Lion s,wysr Car Sns
f1ss sssou. Pl.sspRia CID bark
RIcHNoHD June 5sld .shr. Isaac AchOrn. Sylvester,
SAVANNAH June Arr brig Macon. Watkins NYork.
r.nnah gsSS IA ist for Roeisn Sid schr. Irene Ross
sI % cisa Dr. h sr. s.nsh Ann Barton London
THoMAsToN Nay p-Arr schr Baltimore, heserve' York
TAUNTON. June 2-Arr .ehr Rossius; NY9rt; c-,.-,
Is.s a.r su Bss & cs sS
brgs Victoria (Br Smith Liverpooli hatanoras Wass
wAREBAM Jun. s-Arr schrs Alexander NJ. and L.rhn.
Phseerhiai an Hope Candy do; La'nia Jane NfOrk.
sid sehr o9g%ei. Ds..,rs CITY Nall from South
ern port
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lPEs srEAysHr n PAcTs Srl l,s.,a Nor,s,,.
24th pre- Clark, do; 9th, Arlington Page NYork
Enid for ldg 3d. st George Crawford NYoIk; stephen
NoTsans E,persid. RMsnu. ,Ra "a: w Pnd
Philadelphia; 26th EuphrasiA Bunting Boston; Peter
Marcy sampson NorleAns Hartshorns, and Columbia,
CID out cath. Naples, Duncan. Orleans Ney Hampshire
sid sd Athens Chase Baltimore cath, Zenoba, Barker
and AmaliA Boehncke, Boston; 26tb Margaret, Haws,
Charleston and Quebec; 27th Chance Ellen, SFrancisco
Midas Simpson, NYork.
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sHIPPING.

u,oR IIyERrooI-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM.
II ship PACIFIC, Capt Ezra Nye This steamship viii
depart With the mails for Europe positively Saturday
2st June IA o'clock M from her berth ~ foot Of Canal
street No berth secured til paid for AL letters and
pers through the Poet Once For freight
sage having uneqused accommodations for elegance
EDWARD X. COLLINS, 50 wall street
Positively freight will he received after Thursday
ing June ~ The steamer Arctic will succeed the Pacific
and sail In
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Co. DrrsMoon or NEw HAursHfHE AND rHr CoNrRo-
Ms, Mr,suSrs-The New Hampshire Patriot Of the 9Th
in, contains the message Of Gov Dnsmoor TO the Legis
isture q that State Speaking Of the Compromise
he says The series ~ adopted by the
cate and complicated questions which had from time to
time grown up cut Of the conflicting pretensons u the
North and south upon the subject Of slavery vel
coined BY the country as happy, and nearly unhoped
for conclusion 20 angry and dangerous controversy
tLst had long disturbed the amcable relations between
the sates and bad al threatened the very existence
Of the Union Maintaining these measures bad the
concurrent support and approval Of our most eminent
statesmen and q the leading representative Of the great
they were not. was u reasonable expectation
that they should be entirely satisfactory 70 either the
fre tie slave states But regarding them the best
t q be no earrcst and patriotic efforts 70 preserve
the peace ard the mon believing also in
ths reality and imminence q the dangers from which
ttey were designed % rescue y and That they involved
M hGriiiating comprumse u interest Or opinion the
reople received them With such general demonstra-
lions q Joy and assent A. " encourage hope that
lie excitement which had - long and - nju-
riou.ly sgitat,d the ccuntry would sntside. That
hone wa not altogether deusive. The vi@lence u
passion and pr, jrdct has been gradually yielding a. the
epirt a Cancellation and may rejoice again In the
premise Of security and tranquility that i before ~ we
rpsv congratulate ourselves that wise couns and
eous devoted patriotism have borne the Union out
in safety from the midst 4 it peril But u should b.
kcp, mird that thce experiments upon the strength
and durability q hs gn,qp my be too often repeated
~ ~ not invuinerabe aud cad "lv be preserYel ~ he
tKercse a that unc lffh aud comprehensive pa
70 which il owes existence The measures Of compro-
rise have now become part q the q the land
and every Consideration ~ good faith and sound policy
requires that they should BE- sustained One a them ~
sensible painfully rcpugbant 10 the feelings o. the
North but IL IA designed t. fulfil plain constitutional
obligation, deliberately and unanimously assumed with
fun knowedge II is import, by those who framed the
constitution and since affirmed and enforced by our
highest political and Judicial authorities We HAYS Just
assumed our Official responsibilities under solemn pledge
70 support the constitution q the United States Does
" no, become under deep sense II the obligation
imposed On us 70 be ready on all occasions to cast The
weight ~ influence and our example. whatev er "
may BE- into the scale a the laws the constitution and
the Inion7r
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CoxPANY-TOR
~ Bremen via Southsmpton.-The United states NAL
steamship WASHINGTON, %. W. FLOYD soImsndsr VII ~
Pier North River at ~ o'clock An experienced
Surgeon s sttached TO the ehip All letters must
through the Post once srece delivered In Havre, For
passage or freight Apply 70 MOILER. SAND RIERA,
scents 20 Broadway The steamship HskAANN Wtl secs
eetd the washington IN the 18th July,
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THr LArt FIrE ~ B.~eos, Ms-The Bangor tMe)
usg 81 the 5tb inst gives the following relative 70 the
hrv in that city. the lth instsp. We learn that
schwartz had insured his mill $1,000 at the Peoples
Mutual Once. Boston. W J. Lawrence insured on his
pert a shop S20 The Universalist Church insured r
5000 damage $500. Baptist Church insured; damage
so Knowles and Mrs Joel Ilill's loss $4,000 house
partially insured joiner shep owned by Abigail Otis a
~ Piscber loss 500. sesvey carver loss 500 u
" Knights painter loss smal and these had no In
evrance The occupatts n the IIammatt Block ell lost
~ uetbng but to what amount We have ascertaned
These occupants were Mrs Harding boarding house.
y svanton Mr. Page sBd } Blethen The brick house
wa. formerly. If not nov, owned ~ Judge Buggles n
ThsHaston One II the black NTH shops burnt
owned and occupied by A. Nineate aud another ~
NJ pfhafdson A ~ rtiun ~ the fteum min
pa ~ John Nuay wood turning and cabinet fur
.uHrs factory insured ~ The Ncw England Mu'uai Office
Concord u fnr 500 AlunxD bRruuro insured ~
500 hi The n Mutusl Otee. concord IL Bette
. AiiUtr. icss heavy, NJ insurance
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BALrrsoRr-ship Robena-Cspt VIM Boardman, jr OF
York; y n Elroy and DR. Bruen, Of Baltimore.
PoRr Az PnIscr-Brg Hayt-F Ramei, Viimaney' y
Chsnce, Nine Raney and servant. -
LAGvAvRA Ac-Brig Mary Emily Wh,tmore, lazy,
child and servant, Nlork; Miss Bradley NHayen John
Crawford, lady, q children and servant, st Thomas
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g6OO RRwARp.-JrrTpIEs hsTrpoTx. A sP

GH00 REwARD.-JEFFRIEs kNTrpoTr, A sPE-
WV etto mixture for the ofpfivste disorders IL
msks SPEEDY cure without The least restrictions Of Diet
drnh exposure or change In application 20 buneas. The
sinsle ease which The misturs vii
NOT cure under the forfeiture Of Eve hundred dollars II
PCT up In bottles With full directions At 81 One bottle
iess weehunny cared IN two days Fer sals by x.
n King l1 Broadway, prJ le8 Bsyard street Ny. w.
* Lst,s lo' Hsnoras isstta ss3iopi Nrsas g., Ns~
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For SOUTHAMPTON, AND gAyRE,-IHs UNITED

States Mail steamship HUMBOLDT, ID. Lines, COM
msnder will leave for Hsvre, touching AZ Southampton
land the malls and Saturday juno 18th, at
" O'clock from pier No North River Price Of passage
$50. All letters must pass through the Poet 0foe An
Surgeon attached the ship freight
passage, apply 70 MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Aren't
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nR WARREN. NO. mott STREET, Is CONSULTED
II on private diseases. which he without msrsury
recent cases cured in ave days DrW Specific rsssit "a
thirty fails Of Prize
dollar N b. Beware Of poisonous untsreiA sale
. quack in Roosevelt strssA No fee TIL cured
DR. GOODS EXTRACT OF C0PAIvA SOLD BIT
~ Brigham Miller Avenue d. corner Third street and
at Drummond'a ~ Reade strcst. opposite Stewards.
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Port or New York, june 3.
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rp~p Srr.xsurp pAcIrrc.l

JurE Wind at sunrise NIX. with rain; Ut meridian
at sunset NE, with rain and fog
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~ ELfEf IN TEN M1NUTEs.-CURE IN A FEW DATu
~ injured by the great foreign remedy Dr. Jocock Pub
monte aers Tor the o. cods coughs asthma bronch-
It's pulmonary and all brcssa
ndlungs Manufactured BY v Taylor Rochester N. r.
the osly true and genuine proprietor and manufacture
the ~etnent America BY assignment ~ right from James
Jehnsyn CIV Clicksner Co, 81 Barclay street. ths
agents for New Yorh and vicinity
d. sands. 100 Fulton street. Retail price, cents -
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INDEPENDENT LINE FOR CHAGRES DIRECT. AND
through tickets for California the lowest reduced rates.
The &c and splendid steamship BROTHER JONATHAN
will sail Thursday 10Th June at p M pier n X.
For freight passage apply only to
f. MILLS Agent, 81 Court1and street.
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~ NV NEDICAL BOOkS.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
IN work the and Of delicate diseas
snd all the Kindred Observation-Disclosures By great
her % beautifully oolored plates large f By Homeg
Bestwick d. lecturer Surgery and diseases Of the
shove named nature large qusrtoJ pages second
edition. price $40 Extract from the Boston Medical and
Surgical JOurnai may be said feaessiy 10 be equal
q kccrd Aetons works the family Of diseases.
and far superior 70 anything Of the kind pubsheA
this country Author Of The Family Physician; price
cent? Author q work Self Abuse. and ia dspls-
ratie Effects Sc Be- sixth edition. fourteen plates price
81 For sale attic publishers. STRfNGER TOWNSEND.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-11
The French Language taught Orally.

ID OOMS corner of Main and Mechanic Sts
HI Monsieur HOYT, for 20 years Oral Teacher OF the
French Language having completed the arrangements of
his Recitation Room, is prepared to instruct Private
or Public classes
His method of Instruction tho very simple is founded
upon long and thorough Psychological investigation Of
the nature OF language grating upon nature, he
makes the former suhservent the 1t has been
expermenally tested and received the cordial approval
oil many very emf entity literary men, well great
number Of very celebrated teachers On this head he
refers TO his printed Circulars to be obtained his
room or at the Bookstores of Messrs Circuit Tucker
Main Street
Grammar Science of the Language. lie does not use
the so called GRAMMAR ooks-but he comments ON the
peculiares existing in the spoken tongue-ponts out
the difference between the French and English diOms
Illustrating his comments by oral well written ex
ampes on the ck-bcard-eacl pupil having blank
book and pencil takes of these hts, sthIch
NOTES will form the Grammar The Pupil thus while
learning the language will learn how the grammar de-
rived from it.
Monsieur H's preliminary in the Orthoepy or
ronnncation with comments and practice in the ee-
mentary construction of the Language will consist of
"a lessons, each of ONE HOUR.
In addition to the classes alreadyi ,neralinn, he is
now forming two ones, the first from I2 A M,
the second from IL to l-2 p NJ, to reel times
week. Private Social Glasses required to ct at
his Recitaon-room, where great expense every o.
venence has been provided and where they will be tree
from all intrusion whatever.
Ladies or gentlemen requested to apply mme-
datey, as from the nature of his system it essential
that pupils should be present at his first lesson.
The Terms, &c. may be learned application to
Monsieur to the person in attendance during his
occasional absence Monsieur Ii. refers the Teach
ers OF the High and the Grammar Schools his present
pupils, or any who has ever studied with him. dI
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EreEaCEa Language
TAUGHT ORALi,Y.

Room corner Of Main and Mechanic SITS.
TNHoSE Ladies Gentlemen who are desrrous of
Il studying the French orally, under MONSIEUR
more Classes will be formed they requested to call
at his Room and make theil selection OF which class
they will enter.
dies or genlemen) on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays, from l2A. Nj. (Children not
admitted to this CLASSY
"Wednesday. THURSDAY and saturday Evenings. esS,n
asSloef
10 New pupils cannot be admitted into the present
High School. the Teachers classes.
1t is Monsieur HOY1'S desire to unite eventually the
whole of his classes into French Literary
Club, for weekly OF semi-weeky lneetings-to sub
scribe Tor the best French Periodical Literature,
be lent to the members-and thus gradually found
small Library of the best French writers. dec5
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nTessenger,s Notice.

Worcester SIS. December 6, 1851.
TTON HENRY CHAPLIN, Commits sioner of Insol
III vency for the County Of Worcester has this day
issued Warrant against the Estate of SOLOMON
HATHAWAY, of Grafton, in sad County, Yeoman,
insoven debtor, and the payment Of any debts,
the delivery of property belonging said nsolven
debtor him for his use and the transfer of any pro
perty by him. are forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said insolveD
debtor, will be held ConrI of In olvency, at The
Office Of said Commissioner in Worcester in SAID Coun-
ty, the Sd day of January instant, 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon, for the proof Of debts, and choose
assignee or assignees Of his Estate.
L. BAKER, Dep. Sheriff,
ecll-d3twIt Messenger.
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CITY of Worcesfer.

In Board of Aldermen, December ], 1851:
oRDERED,-That Notice be given all owners of
land on Linden Street, in the City Of Worcester which
the Cy have caused be graded under the
oil the act entitled an acl concerning Streets and High
ways in the City of Worcester passed April 49, le5J
the abuters having neg ected grade same as re.
quired by the Mayor and Aldermen, by causing true
Copy of this to be served all said abutters resident in
the City of Worcester aud all abuters nonresident
in Worcester and all persons Interested by publishing
ibis order two weeks successfully in the Massachusetts
spy, before the time OF meeting hereinafter mentioned
that the Board of Aldermen will be session at their
room in the City Hall in the City of Worcester, Mon
day. the 22d day of December current, o'clock. r.
M, Tor the purpose of equiaby assessing he expenses
OF grading said Street, upon the abuers, and they
may then and there be heard thereon.
Attest: @. A. HAMILTON, City Clerk
Capy
Attest. GEO. JONES, City Marshal.
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Superior Extra Family Flour.

TINE Subscribers are receiving direct from the Mill,
4 and have constantly on hand, the CROTON MILLS
FLOUR. This Brand of Flour has received the premi-
for the last three years from he American Institute
in New York, and also the Prize Medal the Worlds
Fair. In flavor and whiieness it is not surpassed
Also for sale 1900 Bushel of OATS.
Those in want of good article of Flour, request
ed to give it a trial
On account of the distance from Main st, and
matter of convenience orders left with LEVI CLAPP
& SON. on Main ST, will be promptly filled.
Our Flour in all warranted, sold at he low
est price for CASH. HOLMES d WALKER,
dec9 d3n. Washington Square
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rTessenger,s NOTICE.

Worcester So December 10, 1851.
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN Commissioner Of Insosl
vency within and for the County of Worcester ha
this day issued Warrant against the Estate of CHAS
KELLEY, of Grafton, in said county, Trader. in
solvent debtor and the payment ofany Debts the
delivery of any property, belonging to said nsolvent
debtor to him or for his use, and the transfer of any
property by hm, forbidden by law
The first meeting of the creditors of said insolvent
debtor, will be held at Court OF Insolvency the
office Of sadC Commissioner in WOrceser,n said County,
on the I'd day OF January inst at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon for The proof of Debts and the choice OF
signee or assignees of said Estate.
l.. BAKER, Dep. Sheriff.
dec9-d3tw2t Messenger.
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Geographical Institute,
At Leland's Music Rooms, horticultural
Hall, Front Street
]. G. MoKINDLEY

XNTILL form Glasses for the study of the science of
w GEOGRAPHY as follows:
FIRST CLASS-FOr children from to 10 years of
age, to meet Wednesday and saturday afternoons at
O'clock Number of Lessons, 90; Terms, $3.50
SECOND CLASS-Foi outh from 10 to IS years of
age TO mses Monday and Tuesday evenings from 81 to
81 O'Clock; Number OF Lessons, 30; Terms, $500
THIRD CLASS-For young Ladies and Gentlemen
over IS years of age, to Friday and Saturday
evenings from to O'clock; Number of Lessons, 20;
Terms $500 per scholar, or Lady and Gentlemen,
$500.
FOURTH CLASS-wi be made up of those who
desire TO lake lessons in Map drawing and Globe
exercise, designed Tor Teac and others Time of
meeting and terms made known application
~ The list Glass will meet this, Wednesday, after
noon, Dec. Sd. I'd Glass, Monday evening" Dec. 9Th.
81 Glass; Friday evening Dec. 12th dec3-tf
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Religious Notice.

A SECOND ADVENT CONFERENCE, will be
IN held in Thomas ST. Chapel
Commencing Wednesday, Dec. 10th,
at 10 A. M, and continue through the week The morn
ing session Of each day will be devoted to he
ton of business afternoon and evening to devotional
exercises ard Lectures.
Elder j. " Hines and D. T. Taylor, of oston, Mass
Elder Osier OF Saem and Pearson, of Newburyport,
Elder Shipmdn, of Sugar H and other ministers are
expected to be present
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
deC9 d5t