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suggestions in relation to the Ere canal as they had
bees informed, which they wished to examine, and
If thought proper, make such alterations as they
might deem advisable.
Ii 10 probable that the above gentlemen will sub.
init counter report expressing their views, ana
probably those OF their party IN relation to the en-
larqement, and against the plan recommended by
his excelency, Governor Hunt, IN his message to
alter the constitution for the purpose.
predicted IN note, FEW days since, that diiii-
culties would arise IN the canal bodSd which
would be injurious 10 the public interests and
here is seen a commence ment OF them. In few
days, the Canal Board will organize for the purpose
of making appointments tor the ensuing year. The
wings proper lave majority of two in the board
who are determined 10 disp'ace every silver grey
official on the canals, and substitute those of the
other section, and every one is Of the ebony
order the theory will be carried into execution.
This they call mere retaliation for the mercile a.
havoc which President Fillmore and Postmaster
Hall are making with custom house officers and
postmasters all over the country
Tomorrow the Canal Board hold special meet
ing, TO take into consideration the petitions which
have been prese nted upon the subject OF reducing
the tolls on the State canals State convention
OF canal forwarders ia in session, comprising
delegates from nearly every place between this
city and Buffalo. They constitute a strong lobby,
and are fortified with facts and statistical informa-
ton which they think the DO ard will take as sui
cient evidence 10 warrant them in reducing tolls.
I he forwaTders ask reduction OF one quarter on
the principal articles OF trahsportdions; Tor In
stance, on flour, which now pays toll Of four mills
per mile per 1000 lbs they wish reduce quar-
ter, calling it three mills This proportion is also
asked 10 be deducted from tolls on ron salt, gyp,
sum- coal and ma ny other articles going westward
on the canals The railroad interest is not at all
active upon this subject, knowing that canal tolls
are canal tolls, whether imposed on goods trans
ported in canal boats or on board railroad cars.
An important alteration in relation to the impo-
silion and collection Of tolls railroad freight
has been suggested, and will probably be adopted;
and that is 10 appoint collectors and weigh master re-
at railroad freight depets As matters now stand,
the State has evidence of the amount OF freight
carried from station to station, or through the en-.
tire lines, except such evidence as railroad direc-
tors please TO furnish They employ their own
weighers, clerks and inspectors, and in making up
their monthly returns, they pay INTO the treasury
of the State such amounts for tolls as they them
selves think proper; while the canals-ihose public
! thorouehfhres-are so strictly guarded that not a
! pound Of freight escapes detection. Why should
! not the same care b. exercised with respect IL
private corporations Think Of it, We wise men.
! w
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ALBANY, Jan %, 1851
Ccreror Fish Gsr1ror loung- Governor Hunt
-Sttru GreB-7Re Rssulars-41ntt- Rent, SC.
Things are in queer position here. Governor
Young is on hand, and busy. The Capitol and the
various hotels are full Of whispering grouds-in
other words. miniature caucuses But IL all won't
do. The silver greys are without head, unless
John Young hes assumed the Office Well, take
the silver grtys, the barnburners aud the hunkers
ard Il votes Che necessary number) cannot be
rs'sed 10 defeat Mr. Fish
Governor Hdu, who 10 regularly dub bed " Du.
Geo." rs non-committsl. The only object he
wishes 10 effect row, 10 to keep the wings 10.
petter and he viii fail st hat.
his vacillating course anti rent has dispieased
both sides. The snti n ntsrs think he should have
gene further, AID the lovers u law and order think
he wen; teo far
The ami renters have sept from here 300 printed
Teauons, out 10 various Parts Of The State wf1h d.
rections TO get them signed by even possible
nesnp, eve . by people having no interest in the
matter, and IN COUNTIES where anti-rent Ia, not
been heard Of.
The more violent ~ Weeds troops are for open
rupture with The silver gTeJs; the cool heads
for keeping together
The conduct Of Mr. Speaker Raymond in the
char gives great satisfaction. ARGgs.
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Foreign malls.


letter for ST Thom. and Tnnidss Port Of sp,nD
win close EsehsDss Radax Room COZ ExehAnse this
as M s ssa e esr s.% ss fs viii
At the Rs.aing Room tT ESehsnssL Saturday, Feb /.
Letter Bars for Charssten PER steamer southensr win
eose A. the Heading Room tt7 Enohange on saturday Feb
Letter BAGS for Jsssro and yspsrs,o per Fremont
VII sloso ths reading Room 90 Eshsnss on saturday
r,s VII else = ne s,shsnss R.sss Room es1 ss
shsrssl, su nanhay rrt ~. 81 oelock, An.
,sss plid :, ss shove once, 70 anJ par, 81
II. aso.. Letter Bar, are also At Kepyous 81 VA, street,
Herald Marine Correspondence.
Aivss-Bris Jane, Crosby Psnalsson q asy. from So
's es si s, csJss 0r''' ITO"
PmtApuyrnA. Jan N-s Pm
q. svs sSsf d.m S.'s ss az puS
Sssi ss, .sf. ps:s s
va Dutosg. win,more, sss.rli Reeves, SHARP Bos-
MISCELLANEOUS.
Baas q the os.Eo q hi. vessel q Bath
vas 70 bs sofa q, auction isth Inst consisted q 400
,iaee, Dutch crushed .vssr sss coffee p casks sri'e'
30 bsr, teed, and 1000 kegs Deteh herring.
gnre yoHs a EsResREr- The cargo Of BRIG John K,-
ssIst Bt from Pstou f2r provasnes ~ sbsarens coal
Rorr Urcss At Galveston from NYork had very heavy
weather suffered much in sails and rigging but did nos lose
sby cargo.
p.I,eulsr. .. sho gs. q ,ss yss briefly reported y
nib, Ia "a p.igr se,sssr 49,
STAN On wednesday, msds Boston Isht wien .Ss .no.s
X. ss *. no % h u @ s
.. s. y.n s v c.s i, .r s:d s II sa
Hornet and Jenny Lind vent down on w.dnssdy With
.sss q unssI writer's ms steamers returned towards right
q, Jsss, ss With tour balls. oosos ana reported That
:. q re srssf sss:saq.sy pss so.. jan. s
m 70 s on, s,h informssos that *. arsss ia gone en-
TREY pieces had aostsd ea the rock sad v.
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MrRnrR At WArrRBrRY, CoSS II most shock
irf murder was rerreiraed IN waterbury. on
saturday evening last, the victim being hudson
Bronson, leborlrg man, residing In that town.
l. SENS that one Henry NJ Johnson, a well known
vill5ln, who was only released from tie state pri-
con ~ the isst legislature, had for some inc pre-
vioUs been il the haiti u prOwling about the pre-.
misses Of Bronson, who had rel estedly warned MIN
away, end on this occasion, having drove him from
hIs house, and threatened him, IN case he should
be found there again, Johnson seized club and
ielled Bronson 10 the ground The act was OBJ
served by number II the nelghbors who were
fastening to the spot, attracted by he disturbance
Mr. was found senseless, and his skull mos,
sbockibRly fractured. He expired on Sunday from
the effects Of the injurice Johnson was immed
aiely arrested by officer Bvsn, Of Waterbury He
IL now confined IN the county jail this city, sad
will be tried before The Superior Court, now in ses
sion. The tragedy grew out u family difficulties
of long standing, IN which al the parties have
figured IN no very crcditable manner, and are so
mixed up Is to render an ineligible detail at this
iire a matter both OF delicsCy and inexpediency
Afer the blow was Rivf n, which fractured the
skull very badly, the victim never spoke OF mani
ftsied eny consciousness up 10 the hour of his
death -Nsp Hoter tCo~n C0s@ts-, yrr %
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MONUMENT TO MAJOR TwIGGs AND SoS-We
were yesterday graiited by the opportunity OF view
ing a monument 10 the memory OF the late Major
Lew Twirgs, (brother Of Major General David E.
Twiggs, U. ;. Al u. 5 Marine Core, and his eld
est son, George Decatur T~igRs, acting Lieute-
nsni, L. 5 a. The monument is emole matica Of
the profession Of the deceased IL consists Of
representation Of stack Of boarding pkes, forming
a fluied shaft, summarized by battle axe, upon
which hangs awreath q laurel. over aud around
the pike, and binding them together, is draped the
Amt rican flag 10 graceful and beautiful folds. AT
tie foot Of the shaft il anchor, Intended 10 show
the correction Of Msjsr Twiggs with the naval
service Against the shaft, appropriately sniwined,
snd supported by the ample iolds Of be "s;srs and
stripes" Is the coat Of arms Of tie United States
The whole rtsjs upon square base the cornice Of
which represents Tie bouad reeds, the familiar en-.
bl,ms Of Union. Upon the sides Of the lower sec
ton 81 the monument, are suitable inscr 2tone,
bearing ttsjmony TO the Qalantry and worth Of the
hetoic father and sou, both Of whom fell goriously
in the war with Mexico philadelphia EV. Bul-
kf4u, jan -.
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RI as 81 do 81 se tSAi lss viclsbsrs RR, b ls Is
Sss b. A 10 yD,:s c,.a IS ls sgio,saes Guy si
Es,e,ns aSs TO- soa ooS DO, so ioo chs nYrrs Ca
ss:sins ~ &C. 81 2 ~ ~ do 20 II 500 d. rs ~ 20
o. IN ~, .hs Norris ss, Canal a go do "a 30 R..S
County os y 400 state So 96 sow Camden Amboy 50;
V 80 shs Penn'a aR as AZ Beaver Meadow RR Is;
ou L@high kavigs tioD 81; $50 u Bank ~ Aev Salss
5000 assdins o.. 10 s0s 5000 so@ $50 shs Norris
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Domestic DIisc eilany

The exports Of lead rom Galens. ILL.,, for the year
1850 were ,TSl eco pounds, valued 1T 81 $40 so2
During the year 1850, there were 1879 persons sr
rested at Albsoy N for crime, OF which for
murds. and fifteen for aeeault with intent to kill
Dr. James u. Smith, convicted at Alfred. Me-, of
causing the death OF BereDgers D. Csswen, has been
convicted Of murder in the second degree and sent
the State prison for life
During the year 1850 there arrived at St Louis Mo-
10 262 Germ an emgrants.
ebert time since 277h acres of cid land In Hand
cock county. Ca sold for So $50. At tho same time
negro girls, l6 years old, sold for 81, 100.
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vsIe~rsphis Reports.

NEw ORLsANs, Jan. 20 1851.
The cotton market IL very active; seven thousand
bales sold this morning strictly mddiing hsd
at twelve and quarter cents. The market Is arm
Mesr pork Ia advancing and selling 1t twelve and
q half cents.
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In this city, on Sunday, January 20, by the Rev II
Pease, JosEPH CowrEhTHwAIr TO MARr ELIzAsErH
daughter Of John A. Ames, Esq
On Monday evening, January a. by the Rev. Mr.. Ste
phen Remington, Mr. THoMAs CoRSwELL to Miss
GEoRcJANA TEAspALE, both Of this city.
At st. Louis Mo-, on January l6 HuGH SMITH and
eARAH A. MILLER, all Of St Louis
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Cleared.
stesmervetora, Black. Island Of Trinidad; Kennebeo
Seymour, PhilsdelphiA-
ships-stsg Hound, Richardson San Francisco. ogden
Iswa Blake ST Martins w PhiIiips Marion. johnson
savannah, Durham Dmon; Camden. Sherwood, Charles
Barks-Hersla, Lsthrop Canton r W Truaay Co; Pill
Brig-yarcouver Switrsr Rochelle, Sesnith & Sons.
schrs-Asry George, Gichrist, Navy Bay, W Eweli
Jones' Hoes, Jackson vile; Ann elizabeth. Darlington,
Baltimore sylvia Z, Gibbs, Philadelphia Hand Marina ~
Nelson, do.
6h passed srjer and left the Cape Of Good Hope Dec
lth with silks &C. to n Gritwold. In the Gaspsr
Straits with Queen Nictors OF kfork snip
Hin sottan tr) from Whsmroa for London barb
Moore tBr from scpt 2ihl for Liverpool The
tored t. the city ty the steamer jacob Bell Insor
reetly reported in yesterdays ship ReliAnoe
Brig Herals tBr Warren Naples 80 days with fruit 30,
20 DraJef Deyln l2th inss lat 81 & Ion %, spoke shi
Matilda. fIonl Boston fer California
Brig Eliira Campbell, haanIa Jan 18TH with snrar. 10.
Curtis. sid in bark Canada and brig NOBLE for
Portland
brig wilson Fuller Lewis Savannah. days. with cotton
sc, 70 Durham n Dinon.
sosrChiIles nils Frances wilmington. Nc with naval
stores.
Scar N Hsndren, Lewis. Virginia, days.
Below.
BAsk cornsiis, supposed from Rio Janeire.
Sailed.
Bark Denipg. Churchill, for Rio Grsnds.
BAH cornslia Hr..A.sor IRON Beyroo. and smyrna 10
set y; arshVr On the bar.
Ship SiAs Hslmes ia ct a. snahtr on the bar.
JsN 2awnd durirg the day NV fresh and clear;
DO Go. ghernometes II deg
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Tvs CENSUS N FRANCE 1t has been the custom
IN France to take census ~ The population every
hNe years. The last having taken place 10 1916,
NE present year will, therefore this great asd
useful operation renewed The population of
,snoe, IN ZOO, wss ~ 90 souls; 10 1891, 81
ep,s34; and IN 1876, 80, 400, t06
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ticket Of Miss Davenport, as Julia, in that beaut-
hui, though some whst Affected and sverstrained
play ofthe "Hunshback." She canaot fail Of good
rccrplon. f# .##.
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EoR SAVANNAH THE EEw AND sPLsNDID
s,esmship FLORIDA. Captain Thsmas lyon. viii Law
o'eloeh m, from Peir Ns.L North River For freight q
paseast appiy 70 shgEL u hlICblLL-
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rsusDsrrvrs, Isn. p.-Fy~a 6e.rd-f1Oo Readirr S.
~, Iss CO. 81 900 DO, O. ~; DO Nerristo-n Rk ST.
~ leo .hs E..sirg sR tsvs az seo Do, IN - DO
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GS00 REwARD.-JEFPKIEy ANrIDoTB A sPB-
WOOO ciho kixtors for this Of private
tmakes aspeedy without the least
drsk exposure or change In application business ne
proprietor ehalsnses single which the mStars via
not cure under the Forfeiture ~ I've hundred dollars 10
pub up in bottles with fol- directions at 81 hottls
l.sts week are cured in two Gays Tor sale By
q IL RING lsi broadway; los Bayard street. New YORK;
Little, lOi Hanover street. Boston Wright Co. New
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n DICALs.

WATTS NERVOUS ANTIDoTE-ApyIoE. A la
Dean Swift don't buy any medicine If IL Amt quart
may buy thirty After you hsss tiled ali The
quart bottle medcins thea begin npon the cheap
and then but not till then bottle q watt. andots
aySqn not want any mere but mind I. IL q fos %
have tried thing else for II ysu do you 9
excuse for taxing medicine.
UIsTARs BALsAh OF WILD cHERRY.-LKNox,
Wins1 Gsa es t III. fSTt Oct for ::s
Wfowle have seen nosice. Of ourss per-
bs,n troubled with in my throat asssndsd with =.
we're and painful cough am now confined 70 house a
IL feeble ana Am now about dfty-ass years Of are This
Of throat came about the 1906 and
sn II
hard one for trial q your medicine but enclose
'h' e . .: ::sd
again. Yours respectfully -. aPALMR.
JE. Warner h so-G.ntismsn: About tive weeks since,
you sent me bottle Of wstars Baisam OF WIND cherry
enclose 81 two bottles more Ny oossh whiss
had become very and was wearing fast
ing and the tenderness my throat very much rssssd
II seems to me TO BE- the only medicine to which osn look
Repeatedly yours. is. PALxEI.
sale by A. d Sands 100 Fulton street corner
lAne by william Burger 81 Ccurtlsndt srss By Rushtsa
CiArle Co., 10 Aston and 273 Irving House, Broadway
New York and b. Druss.t. generally sverywAsre.
NEW MEDICAL Bo0Ks.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
and All indrsd anootionsustrstsd BY great nun
Der Of Beautifully eslorsd pia.s large Me- By aemsr
::di.,Sn: price SO ia.rsss from Be;ts.
Rsosrd Or Assoss vorSs On Sc stns s~iiy II ass
ssr sGpsrOr 70 ssythcss e The Srs = THE
tynys AutSor Of work On Self. assse ana is de-
az fs, &C. S IiS fsSsssn Bsss
SEND, ~ Broadway. and by the author SCI Brosdway
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Dosros. Jan 30.
Cisnrsd-psrha Vests, SAVANNAH Nashua Philadepha q;
hTs Asieste caresbRs schrs frOpeo Havana hAttapo-
ny DO. boy, FraBkfgrt.
saiisd-ssGrS Jsmss Bliss, caba; wave, sYorkj Luags-
more, Gaia. =
BRproI- Jan 40.
Arrived-sehr Hard Tines Giadiing. NBedford.
raDse atk-Bng ssria isgTaham, Hayan.
CftsRLEsror, Jan %.
AuiytS-schr Mohawk. Boston.
Tie tah 1yringhain from Boson, Charestsn Bar
how're, ard came into port in q leAky condition.
Steamer Isabel, Eavala, JAH -
KEY wssr jan q
Arrvsd-Brirs Noses. and Anderson, ana sshr Joha
R@lH Nlork between tie 18th aad 18th, and AL aid
With the tark ks'a for Elerk. before the 2lst.
Lcsdiug-seLr Isabsils, for NYork.
clstrcd BARK Leslie. and brig watumsh,, for sYyrk
Nav OaIsArs Jan 20
ClenedBark Sarah Hand, for Boston; 7st ship Nara
Gansott, ana bfig ksyeiiie. Efott. - -
Arrived In Hampton Roads-Siosp of-wsr Plymouth a.
days from Cape Of Coed Hope.
BelowA brig supposed 70 be the Joseph ke0r from Mo-
bile. flcop Thonas Hull. ri N Nfork
sailsd-sloops Pointer, Fowler hYork The brig 0rray
TAFT Ciowe Ter Charleston ell last evonnEsuppoed she
into Newport
weather very cold ,sermOmotsr sdss below Wind
very ~ from NV.
a, asshor on North Dutch bland brig Geo Abbott
s.vsyS.H Jan ~
Arriv,d-Bris PhIurs, and sehr Lamar, srOrh.
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Y OR SAN YRANCIsco-DIsPArCH LINE.-rnn
4. sp:nsid fat sailing packet shis ANgLo-Annnl-
gagged and genG board Immediate application shou
bs made Superior accommodations for few drss cad
Z B. SUTTON CO., "a Wan street, e
JOHN OGDEN. il6 war street..
TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP CONPANY.-
~ For Havana, New Orleans and Chasrss.--Thrcush
tickets Ban Francisco at reduced New 0xisaas
ship r.loSD On Tss:d.y February llss a sAs
burthen. D. D. Porter U. NJ, Comm win sail pre-
csely ~ O'clock r. NJ from her pier ~ fost Wafrsa
street. N r. with the mails direct for
and Chas,ss Freight taken 70 9haE.s q gsu.d rs.ss
For passage or freight ,RPlX :. O. EoBsHrs
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pACIIIo NAIL sTIAAs1IP ConPANY-ran FUn.
Company sssmers Inspected ard By the Navy
pArtmsn and carrying the Unit States mails, will 90.
Nnue to leave Panama and San the hst ~
fifteenth days each month"; dstaasA unAveil
Bile accident the arrival u the mails ~ Panama 1ho
steamers Of the rss q the msnth viii q Aeap ss
San blAs hasatsn Ban Diego and Monterey. The seAa
Of the Of the month win touch At AsspuIeo but d
The steamship COLUMBIA win ply regularly assss
her arrival In the Pacific between Ban franoseo and ports
In Oregon At the former the arrival 81 AD
And passengers from Panama and returning without ds0
for the Of frexht and
between Panama and San Francisco.
The cotton in the Atlantic will b maiD taned By Ne
Steamship EMPIRE CITY leaving New York the thie
tenth and Oh eROK EE leaving York SwsnSy-
eighth Of each month for Chases third boat will Ase IL
kept in New York a. spare steamer.
The new steamships CARIBBEAN and PHILA DELPHIA
WIN form aireot ins between New orsaag and Chagrs
leaving such periots Will little
possible the Istnmus with the Paeine stsa
ships through line and from Now Orleans and ports
Mexico, California and Oregon.
Through tckets for month be secured spplsa
Mon 10 tho Company, Beuth street. New York Applksa
STRONG LAURASON Co, Agents ~ that place.
New York, October 81 1880.
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ship ARCTIC. Can't. y. @. Lues.-This stsamship ~
dsPsss With the MALE for E.rsps peevsy Wsdnssday
css.i street, No berth ssosr. ssal psd for. An sssrs
passage having unsqallsd for ssssaos Of
comfort, apply to EDwD. Z. COLLINS IS wall 81.
day evening reb 3D. Tia Atlantic VIII sssl -
Arctic, and sAil February 18th.
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DR. RALPH. AUTHOR OF TUE PRACTICAL PRr-
~ vate Tresttfe" ke-Once hours. gts IL A NJ 6 10 q
N, tsundsy erospesl-N s3 Greens street FROM
Toe uncommon medical Advantages the thor has
IN ths spoeatty be h. pie reason for stating that in
~ e,rtan deMss 81 their egns.sHtnoos veil
the deplorabe efscts rssui'ing from early Improper
hits 10 cap insure such certain rsde II er res
can e obtained from other o. America
y t.s earl OF sasos viii be surprised ., the AsS
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IN papy-For and pton-Ths Unitsd 6tsts
Wotton, commander will leave for Hsvrs, touching .
southspon Lana the mails aad sasssasy,
offers passengers proceeding to Londea sdvaAtaxss
other in the both OF time
Price Of passass to Hayrs Sou thsmpton e Athletes
must pass through the post ONCE For o. pAssAG
apply to NoRTIARR LIVINGSTON, Aren't ~ Broadway.
built. clipper ship mo. Captain B. Little, WIN nsst
with despatch FOR the above port This beautiful chip
qures only the inspection Of Shipper 81 pier Ne NerA
river insure preference in freight for which apply
SlFFKEN IRONSIDE No. Broadway.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-17
Messengers Notice.

Worcester, IS. February l3 1851.
ZION. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
4 for the County of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of ALVIN A. RICE of
Bolton, in said County, Harness Makar, an insolvent
debtor, and the payment EO any debts the delivery
of any property belonging said nsoven debtor him
for his USE and the transfer of any property by him,
forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said nsovent debtor
will be held at Court of insolvency. al the Office of said
Commissioner in Worcester, in said County the 18th
day of March next at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon fox the
Estate. j. DAY, ID. s.
febl4-d3twlt Messenger
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Messenger's Notice.

Worcester. S. FEBRUARY 10, 1851.
TTON. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
for the County orcester has this day issued War
rant against the Estate of ALVIN UPHAM Chairmaker,
of Westminster, and late partner in the firm of upham
debts or the delivery of any property belonging to said
nsolvent debtor him for his use and the transfer
Of any property by him are forbidden by law.
The FIRST meeting of the creditors of said nsovent debtor
will be held al Court of Insolvency, at the office of said
Commissioner in Worcester, in said County, on the 9TH
day of March next at ten O'CLOCK II me forenoon oi me
proof odebts and TO assg assgness Of his
estate J. pay, ID. s.,
tblld3twlt Messenger
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Lecture.
8 MERCHANTS ROW. NO. 8
NVIYHEVREF g. PARTRIDGa

TNTHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in READY MADE
w CLOTHING, where may be found good assert
ment of Clothing fall descriptions worn, their own
Manufacture which they will sell low can be obtained
at any other estab shmcnt Of the kind
We have added stock Of Clothing, carefully
selected Stock of Cloths, consisting of
Broadcloths Cossimeres, Doe Skins and
VestingS, which we are prepared to make to order
in this city.
We have repeatedly solicited BY former Patrons
20 the Custom Department. but hi herto have
fused but have concluded enter the Arena again.
and will assure who will favor with their patron
age that VIII best endeavors give them salts
faction and pc receive liberal share OF Patronage
from our old and tried friends and the Public generally.
We have constantly hand full assortment Of
Gentlenen's Furnishing Goods, Shirts, Bosoms, Collars,
Cravats Gloves Pocket Handkerchefs Under Clothing,
Caps, Umbrellas, &c, &C.
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