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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-27

AsoTIiRH CANDipATE,-"1h other wing
ofthe Coalition party Of Massachusetts have
held State Convention aud nominated the
Hon. John G.. Palfrry for the raice Of Coy
ernor. A short time since one branch OF the
party met and nominated Gov. boutwell, Cor
recollection, ADD passed resolutions In favor
Of the Fugitive Slave Law, The Palfrey
section resolved against this law, These two
parties united last year, to elect Boutwell-a
fugitive Slave Law mAn--S they will, Il they
can, do the same this year. Mr. Palfrey IL
simply "a stool pigeon" To catch the votes Of
real free soilcrs, and prevent the election of
Winthrop-who opposed the fugitive law
in Congress at every stage ofits progress. and
introduced the FREQ mans proyiso and 60, !,
incorporated into the law by which Oregon
was organized a. Terriioy---in tho eul
hoping to give Boutwell, Legislative election,
We hope that all soch trirkery may bo do
icatcd, and a true free soil man, in the per
-ou Of Mr. Winthrop, bo elected by the pop
ular voice.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-27
THE -FUGITIVE SLAVE RIOT-Fm

TIE FUGITIVE SLAVE RI0T-fHK
ARRESTED FuGITivE.-Ph Philadelphia, Sept
l6tb,--Thc investigation into the Christians
riot is still progressing The marines and
most of the police have misunderstanding ar
rested about so persons. Tho examination
resulted ina commitment OF John Jackson
and Thos. Butler, both eoIorcd, for high treA-
SON. Pinckney, the fugitive and chief cause
Of the riot, has been seen in this city and is
supposed to he concealed here.
The FugtlvelSlavc, Abraham Hall, arres.
ted near Christiana yesterday, as the proper.
~ of John Slade, of Hartford County, Md,
was rcuianded this morning by Commission
or Ingraham. Hall acknowledged that he
was his slave, said he absconded because he
accidentally hurt a graud-child Of his owner,
and that he had made two attempts to return
10 Maryland, but had been prevented by per-
sons living near him. 49,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-27

ca The President len Boston, for Wash
ing,on, on Friday. lie fastened hOmewarl
to attend to impOr'an, business but WHAT'S not
stated. Iii, family remained over the Sab.
bath at New Yurk. m -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-27

A VETEnAN GosE v-lhs Bennington
liAnHaE seess'is che death, on the itth sep
iember, ofMr Samuel saaordof Bennington
aged 90 years, Afler speaking of bic hoJ
religious lifg, the Hammer remarks '-|'lle had
just entered his l7th year when be yolun
teeredio meet the veteran Invaders under
Col. Baum, 10 lbe memorable Battle Of Ben
nngion, was Que Of the ma to mount Oh,
HossiAH breast work, and Il probably the ias
OF that brave hand Of worthiea"
Tbs banner may be correct, but IL il our
Impression that there Ilill survives, IN Oh,
town Of Ryegaie, In this County, one who wa
IN the battle Of Bennington,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-27
ST. 10 HIN sBURY,
RATIRDAY. BEPTEMnEu ~, 1891
nosroN JUBILEE.

The celebration Of the opening Of Railway
communication between Canada aud Boston
and N Steamship communication direct be-
tween Liverpool and Boston, at the last nam
ed place the past week, attracted an Immense
lhroog Of people, aud the occasion passed o.
w. ieast itea, The aera'iutn given ny the pm
ror,, ind most saQaaetory n'aunsr' and w''h'
oul Rridrnt
President Fiilmnre sni Secretaries Con-
raj and stuart were preHenti alec irosn Can
ada Ldrd Elgin, Governor General and ma
nv other prominent Canadian gentlemen,
The drst day was occupied IA tho reeep-
ton Of tho invited guosis--ihe public wei
come taking placo ~ tie State House, Sec
ond day was devoted 70 an excursion in the
harbor syeral thousand, including the Pres
idcnt, the Canadian gentlemen, AID others
joining In Il, dlliug siS large steamers and
other smaller craft, Among the steamers was
the IS, 3 Lewis" tho dnt vessel built for
tho new Liverpool Line.
-t!,-- l-v-s iuyIi-rIriTy- trrrr '-u--u-rrc-
ce.sion, headed by a large number Of the
/ Military Of the state and several companies
from other States, accompanied with bands
ofmn.ic. The procession was 50 long that
two hours and half werc occupied by il in
passing given point In the afternoon, boz
tween three and four thousand pArtook of a
public dinneron tho Common, II Il estimn-
ted that there were upwards Of QUE hundred
thousand strangers Ia the city,
Tho accounts Of the jubilce-ruuning
through three days-as contained In the Hos
ton papers, are long, and destitute OF great
general interest Among the numerous con
gratulaiory addresses, aud replies, We select
the following As the most interesting, The
address OF Mayor Bigclow was ON the occa'
sion Of the arrival of the President a, the out.
skirts oflhe cts ll I...u
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-27

CO. There II a real sublimity n g.,
ton 81 tho Wings Of Vermont TbsS $3.50
now where they have stool fbr thirty ysars-.
on the right Of the great Wing army xi,h-
inl and fearless However adverse or Eoy,nI.
dable The combinations may be, they com.
oct Of every contest tdnmphAntiy. The,
never alter, and are a. in,n,ovAbie "A thefr
own Green Mountains, Heaven bloss ti,eu, +
albany Journal
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-27

ca Tho people Of New Orleans are getting
their reward IN some degree fgr the encour-
agoment they held out 10 young men b. as
scmble there for the purpose ofembarking Ia
the Cuban expedition, Some two thousand
still hang about tho city, destitute Of means
Of support or Of returning 10 their homes
They are 'elamorous- for help, and rloloas In
their conduct accusing ,he commiiiee Of cii-
zens Of New Orleans Appoinled 10 raiso funds
for carrying on the Invasion, with retaining
funds tuwiirh fliey are entltlo, Tho oOm-
uitleo have been compelled 10 publish a
statement Of the moanb iu their hands, Thoy
state that tloy have received 1000, aud ca
pended All bat 5000 which "a too snail sum
to meet outstanding liabilities. The Police
have closed all gros shops ia t.c cl,y deem
log them dangerous to Ia peace while these
two thousand men linger within t. IL wopld
DO bat just retrbulion upon all such a
have aided 20 dolude these mon Into their
present conditions be taxed 10 support them
] - Hfh' ......r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-27
A TRAGEDY IN MILTON.

On Monday evening of last week, Mr. Sum
nd Pr6utiss of Milton was fatally stabbed nv
NV David Sloan Of the same place, ~ dat he
died the following Siavy The circumstances
oi ihis rah case are briefly ,hesr I've compile
from tile minutes fthe evidence put in by.
the prosecution on the preliminary eNamina-
lion tiTFE For
respondent
Sloan aud Prcnti.s arc near ncighbors 49,.
S!o,n is now under an indictment for Rdulte
w with Clarssa Sandersou, wife OF Carlos
Sandorson, who lives near to Prchtiss and
Sloan. Tie affair has caused much talk in
=, the neighborhood, and produced bnd blood
between these neghbors. On the evening in
question. Mrs Sandcrson and Mrs prrntiss
rot into an altcrration,in the course Of which
Mrs Promises invited" Mrs Sundrpon Of her
intimacy with Sloan, who wns standing at The
time on the opposite site ofthe road, ucar
blacksmith shop. In reply 20 this, Mrs SAN
-dersOn made some intination not especially
complimentary to Mrs Preniiss and Sloan
stepped up aud asked Mrs Prcntiss"if she did
not want 20 be carried round in Sam Prem
tiss pcdler's cart
.----------------9' At this time, Prentiss, who
was coming down the hill arrived near enough
10 hear Slonn's question, and Immediately
started ~ Il rapid pace towards him. very
-muUh curaged, eXolaiming "Davc Sloan, i
wiz 4fatH You nov 70 nc Hf tte street housing
my wfitS' aud on reaching Sloan fight COM
moncedain which, after two or three rounds,
Sloan was Knocked down, bat Immediately
gut IN, when he was knocked down apan.and
on attempting to risc, was kicked by Prentiss
with such violence that he lay for SOME time
quite st'll- Meantime according 10 ono nc
count, Mrs San,lcfson e@.laImcd, give it TO
him Dave or rs others say, "kill him" As
soon rs he'had kicked Sloan the first time.
"
Pren,iss exclaimed "lleS stabbed me-" and
Immediately he rushed az him as he lay on
the ground, and Kicked him. TWICE again. lie
then said, lead ME home, am a dead man,
l'm killed" lie was then taken home.
On eNam'ning his body u was found that
nc han'oe"n s,aooeu WIN khlte e'ght times,
three times In the Ices The printITial wounds
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-27
THE EARTnoUAKE NEAn n.nlre


a letter dated Naples, Aug. "a, r I've. hs~
following particulars as 10 The esrtho,'ts
spoken Of already II have receiysd 49,.
raj details relative 10 the dreadG,l d;.-.,s-
which occurred on the i6ih mat. hi ,Le 80.
inee u basilicara, in this kingdom. al 49, ~,
90 miles from the capital, A III ~ r,o.'
Than my villages h given, Ia which ,,rsat.5
or less damage Was done. la. more H. -
place The principal buildings have beeg a. ~
siroyed' and In all several lives have -,
lost aNid Che ruins of fllea hogses ~"
gfraies' sl'fisrer, boseVer. sAs tie te.n -
hielh' place cpntaining 10000 inhabits.s1
three anarirr on ills eit,sre a Yuass' *
The ArehblaLops Palace, .t,s Collste. An 49,.
niHPaliiy' ilh harfaeks, sud che p6liet Sfs,iD',
having been all leyolled 10 the ground m
tnowA deaths am0gpt Jraasiy % 100. 1919
goV wounded among whom tbs PRINCIPAL lsDo-
dies cOunt victims i-i '"'n'
~ have not lime the morning IA ~. ~
mo minnie details, bot Il Il sufficient 40 -
'hAi reh add popalOus dsiriet has 49,
comp elely destroy ed. aud tho loss on ile, 49,
heen immsnse, ID does not Apnaar ,l,.t ~
ground oPened, but all che injury vas do,'s
~ the houses falling from lho repeated sl,oels
oIihe earthquake, the rapidly of wkIsk -.
sven mat The pefsons in The houses nnd -,
ing IN the streets had not time 10 ESCAPE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-27
M wENiIIER ImAITH

There aas been change pf heaihert and
fol the beaer weliope, Tie pnttaopa aha-
"a, d dry, sDd % 4 part of tho hus, bot
weather, ia bad a uniayorable eascf upon
AZ hsalth ~ people generally, aad more par
lleulAHy 10 certain localities. Tie dysents-
" and typhoid fever, have been the prevail
Jog diseases, aud the fbrnier has been rather
unusually malignant and fatal IN many places
Papers 10 different sections Of New England
speak Of the prevalence Of this diaease and -
the malignant character II has assumed the
aEaaaALaaAaa44-- -Tsasss, for fiiis Is 'ii'-
doubtsdly 10 DO found 10 tho weather Ma
one has failed 10 notice that when We have
dry 4 hot weather ip The latter part Of sum
merNn unusnAl amount of sickness prevails
The atasosphero thsn becomes impure, ffunl
deoayei vegetation, stagnani wAier, and eS'
cry klnd u allh beeomss slill more hlihy,goR-
Grating disease, especially ksyers, dyseutsry
aud a variety n bowel complaints.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-27

safety, whore thoy were Immediately receive
ed with lond hurrahs from the assembled null
tItHiNi aHd taken into The boats Breathing
boz lle heavy air and remaining in the Icy cold
water had ~ exhausted them that the tW0
companions OF Bauer wern obliged % be- sent
90 ilic hospitals but he needed but a GOV haurs
reFnsa 90 be- entirely recovered
The heavy diying-sldp, which wei hod SOW
BOZ DO waicr aud 10 d very doubtful whoth-
crit VIII ever be- got up. The invention,
however, may prove valuable one, although
the Grst tial las filled in consequence Of the
dsisshsa construction Of the ship. IN build
inP annthor ship which Bauer j. still dlspos-
al % uIdermtu, hdhOpes "a hmoiy these
doiactsf and " be ahs 10 prove thai Ids IN
,onton will be found useful In carrying on
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-27

rme5pggU warme't sympathIg'8 pnr eiti'
'shhs we're excited by tue snddch Heath yes
prhY, 'or che only son Of tie Roy Mr. Nc
(afy,'Nfthe University Of Virginia, which
iotsnrrsA a. iiarih Hotel, after aH Illness ~
10 lidnr ~ disease was pronounced 20 10
AsiahG clolera
q PfbFaspr MeGdGry, Sih HE family, was
Oh his return HONEYWELL from pleasure eNr
rurtlon 90 Quebec nd Montreal, aud arrived
iu Burlingiou oh shutday, It's son was ~
refiort heNth apparently, illl about o'clock
aa- SUNDAY sYst,iRFr~l'ei, be WIS att4rtgd w
hrs violent disease which resulted la hiH
h,-Bribag'oH Free Prei1' .r
~Fmg.-At about three o0lork, i NJ, ot
pamrl iva FIRE wns uncovered in d shoe-shop
On Church Street hut not foon enough "a
lNcy,snt " Beng wholly consumed, together
with ihroa other buildings adjoining a chi'd
nlioni two and half years Old, the f0n of q
Canadian, whore name u ,unknQwn 10 ~, va
tlrHed 10 death The boy had been len by
Mis- mother asleep ~ part % the slloe,shoT
which was occupied ~ a dwelling roop, and
brforc Nor return, or The arrival ~ other aid
was enysloped In the tlmFs and smoke, and
could not be- approached, until II was too late
IN save him alive. Tho body was taken ou
already partly eonsumcd, The bpblin0
were an Of wood aud the cScrtoDs Of th,
Gromen were ony ayallinp 10 sipp ll,e iu,7hcl
l,rogress Of the flames, which With tho -hial
-viuJt blowing at The iimo wiw no trolling labor
\ part of tho property was insure,l,r-iiur
.hRg0a Sentinel r.i,#
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NEiFs FHOM
Catalonia.

J. Tie initial Estates Mail Steamship Illinois
lronl tihs1'es, Dth september,Arriy a. Now
fork og Saturday morning
The ILLINOIS brings fi3 passenRefu,a l8O0-
600, aud the California mails Of the 10TH ulL
The news u not al special Importance busi-
neaH - iinhrlahing and tie reports from ihh
mining districts highly favorable. There has
been pretty large IRE Al hacramentu. la
which several buildings were destroyed Gold
has been discovered few miles south Of San
Diego. There Is nothing peculiar IN The 20
ports from the various mining loraiim,
On Sunday August ~, 6re was discovered
Issuing from the 90 ~ Goodyear 4 Tayl0g
stock auctioneers In X street, near OH Sac
ramento, AZ that hour Mr. Taylor entered
the oiiice,and on looking far a carpet bag con-
tainlhg jewelry and oder vAlaaides, found Il
was nj sslfg, II was auppnsed that the build.
ing Wa bot robbed aud Then fred. The fire
lnlAnuy communicated with the German iio-
Gel on tho weii,. which was consumed Ia few
itntnptrai ~ wAs also "a blackanth'a shop
iiooker'& Cos office and TIE Buckeye IiotGi
on the corner of Oth street On 9th street q
blacksmith shop and harncss Banilhctnry
Were burned. file progress Of the flames wa
here arrested,
The papers Of the interior Of California
abound with reported outTaRos committed hy
the Indians Mr. Custer, who spent ths
winter At the Salt Lake, on his way 20 Cali
fofnia, was Killed ~ that place about the last
Of April or first Of May last Ile has a vii,
aud children ip Akron, summit Co, Ohio
/ On The Ath inst, while Mr. y. Jackson. Of
the State Of Now York, aud w. J. Bruce, 40
lrishinan, were travelling from JUNCTION Bal
10 Grey Eagle city, they fell Ia with com
pany Of Indians between the North and Mid
die Forks, on ilio Ridge trail. who At finI
appeared kindly disposed, bat ancrWardi
shovel asht They verc ired upon and scat
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-09
MECHANICS FAIR

THE Worcester County Mechanics Association will hold
its Third Exhibition of Mau uactures and Mechanic
P. NJ the SIXTEENTH OF SEPTEMBER NEXT
Ample room power and attention proper and
convenient will be furnished contributors for the display Of
various articles offered and dsnteresed and efficient per-
constitute the Reporting Committees"
By reference to the reports of former Exhibitions 1t
would there have been but few contributions
tain features, upon OccGsiOns-or instance,
time, cotton wooden goods having few represent
taves-at another, machinery shoes Should
this be? Who in this great enerprisng and good old
County of Worcester believes this may be remedied
at once? Not person-no, not
Perhaps a somewhat extended and appeal (by
way of notice. to the Mechanics Manufacturers and AIti
might be deemed pr per and excusabe this time,
but is believed that the Disadvantage and seregTet al
ready too well known to many who have heretofore
trained from exhibiting specimens of their workmanship,
skill, and ingenuity will prove sufficient monitor to them
while those who haze Contributed will be ready we
trust, TO do the like again.
Long notices seldom read, and the impression
would here endeavor give all contained in these few
words-Let the Manufactures WorkshoPs, Studios, &C.,
SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES STORY
Word to the Lad1<s.-You have added, (by
deeds and resence much the interest and variety of for
mer Exhibitions for which the Association feels highly hon.
ored and Obligated and appeal your kind gen.
crosby and aid at THIS TINE, will meet ready response
| from ALL
| MEDALS, DIPLOMAS, &C., will be awarded, the in
yenlions and articles exhibited shall to merit, and as
invitation TO contribute herewith in behalf OF the AS
ISOLATION, respectfully extended ALL either residents Of
this or other States trust nothing the lar
gest and most interesting display of Mechanical taste skill
and art yet given d" ankee land"
Contributors of articles ofmagnude recurring
power are earnestly solicited inform the SupernteDd-
en on or before August 2Sth, the of room AMI
power req nired, and description of machine.
% Contributions will be received from the LIST to the
18th of September inclusive during which time hoped
every article intended for the Exhibition will be received,
That The same may be properly and satisfactorily arranged
JOHN BOIDEN, Superintendent.
Worcester June rs, 1851. je25dwisf
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Messenger,s Notice.

Worcester, IS. August 7th 1851.
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
Il Il for the County OF Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of ERAN A. FIsKE, of
Upton in said county, Trader, nsolvent DEBTOR and
the payment OF any debts, the delivery of any pro-
pery belonging said nsOlvent debtor him for his
and the ranser Of any property by him, forbid
den by law
The first meeting of the creditors of said nsovent debtor
will be held at Court Of Insolvency. the Office of said
Commissioner in Worcester, in said County, the 2lst
day Of August current, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon for
the proof OF debts, and to choose assignee assgnees
Of his Estate. DAY, ID. s..
aug6-d3twlt Messenger.
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City of Worcester.
IN BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

August 4, 1851.
On the foregoing Petition
Ordered That the Petitioner give notice to all parties in
teresed in the matter thereof by causing copy said
Petition and of this Order thereon be published one
of the Daily Papers printed in this City, three times before
the time of the hearing hereinafter named that this Board
will be In session in their room, the City Hail. on Mon
day. the eleventh day of August, current at n O'Clock
p NJ at which time and place they may he in rea
ton TO the Of said Petition. And further
dered that you make return OF your dongs herein
City Clerk, before said time of hearing,
Attest: q. A. HAMILTON Citu Clark
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City of Worcester.

August 1851
On the foregoing Petition,
Orde ed, That the Petitioners give notice all lare
Interested the matter thereof by causing copy o sal
Petition, and Of this order thereon be published ON
of the Daily Papers printed in This City, three times befon
the time of the hearing hereinafter nane that Ibis oarG
will be in sessioh in their in the City Hall, Mon
day, the eleventh day ofAugst current, at u O'Clock
z. NJ which time and place they may be he ard in
latOn the prayer of said Petition And it is further or
cred that make of your dogs herein, the
City Clerk, or before sald time of hearing
duest e.. A. HAMILTON, City CLERK
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To The Honorable Mayor and Aldermen of the City OF
Worcester
VNHE undersigned petitions Honorable body that he
L may be allowed continue his Livery Stable on Ex-
change Street. for than Tour horses
N. T. BEMIS.
August 18th, 1851.
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MINERAL TEETH
Tor. Noek;oo+in,,

For MaStlCatl0n.
eger@sz THE subscriber gives his personal atten-
6sFzSsssS ton TO the manufacture of Mineral Teeth
0TTTXy1 of the best quality, from preparations
which produce Hfe-Like resemblance
mat so lar as known, gives entire satisfaction and not
exceied The facilities of his Establishment for the Man
uiacure of Mineral Teeth the different methods of attach
ing them to gold Plates by double fasenngs when sub.
lected to great pressure rendering them firm and reliable
an Gscdtion the and comfort with which thew
worn alter due trial. the which thew have
DeeR subjected without failure their perfect articulation
ana the thorough manner in which the patchwork is exc
cuted enable the subscriber offer guGrantv aeainst
deIecUe mechGnism and in ali cases. meet the reason
able expectations OF his patens-to combine the UtiIe
duce, the U eluf with the agreeable "
ON HAND.-A supply of selected Tooth Brushes to-
gether with ' "
MILLER'S ANTICEPTIC DENTIERTcE
new article not surpassed by any for cleansing The
teeth and correcting bad breath. Also
MILLER'S COMPOUND LOTION
A recent preparation for Canker Sore Throat snongv
Gums, &c DF"sJ
The efficiency OF the above preparations and the ncreas
ing demand Tor them have ind ced the Proprietor 10 enter
INTO iher manufacture more largely than formerly
N BAH failures in the manufacture of Mineral Teeth
mechanical defects in gold plate work. soldering filling
teeth, &c, by JAMES NEWTON, during his Connection
with this Office, will he repaired, work done anew
as me case may require, by the subscribers without farther
ehatge 10 Tue patent s. z. MILLER.
jyldtf
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To the Honorable the Mayor and Aldermen of the City
Worcester.
lNHE undersigned does hereby respectfully ask of
your Honorable Board license to keep Stable flor
the accommodation of than four horses on the cor
ner Of Prospect and Hanover Streets.
CHARLES L. ALLEN.
Worcester, August 4th, 1851.
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City of Worcester.
IN board OF ALDERMEN.

August = 1851.
On the foregoing Petition,
ORDERED That the Petitioner give notice to all parties
ineres ed in the matter thereof by causing copy Of said
peon aud of this Order thereon, bu published in one
OF the Daily Papers printed in this City, hree times before
the time OF hearing hereinafter named, that this Board
will be in session in rOon the City Hall on Mon
ay the eleventh day OF August CURRENT at u O'clock r.
NJ at which time and place they may be heard IN relation
10 The PRAYER said Petition And it is further ordered
that you make of your doings herei the Civ
Clerk, on or before said time of hearing.
Attest: u A. HAMlLION, City Clerk.
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ayor and Aldermen OF the City Of

To the Honorable the Mayor and Aldermen Of the CITY Of
Worcester.
THE Undersigned would respectfully pray that ,our
1 Honorable body would grant him leave TO continue
Stable heretofore kept Tn Street. for the
Of The Franklin such stable not being
used a livery stable. JOHN McCANN,
Worcester, August 4, 1851.
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To the Honorable Mayor and Aldermen of the civ q,
Worcester " -
ESPECTFUIdY af resaid, The subscribers tina, the,
~ desire license To keep stable more than foul
hoTses-the same being the stable occupied by then
situated at the end Of Foster Street ST called il
said Worcester. GEO. +. BONNEY & co.