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Knit Shirts and Drawers.

4 SMALL lot of best Portsmouth Ribbed Shirts and
IA Drawers, having been bought by the subscriber
very low price, he will close them less than the
manufactures cost
O. Cali early as there are but few
Also Small assortment of Merino and Cotton under
Shirts and Drawer, at low prices.
WORCESTER THREAD STORE,
No. 214 Main Street
jan27-deopis3t JOSEPH A. ROWLAND
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POTATOES.

4
L Main St, of the English Pink eyes, hch are
entirely Free from disease and very much better cooking
pOtatoe than any raised in this vicinity.
Feb9-df WILSON 81 FLINT.
Livery Stock for Sale, and Stable to Rent
ON reasonable terms. Inquire of James r. FISH,
~ Exchange st. or Thomas II. Rice, School St.
Worcester Feb 9Th JAMES K. FISH.
feb9-dtf.
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LEWIS f. JOY, Architect Third Story
Brinley Row, Opposite the American Temperance
House,
jana WORCESTER, MASS.
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100000.
LIGHT! LIGHT!

FHE handsomest cheapest and article for Light
(now in use) is Marsh's Patent OIL This is a
yentior but is very extensively used by the public
This Oil is composed entirely of vegetables and contains
some six eight parts. The whole forms body Tin ap
pearance) like Clarified Sperm OIL but burns with much
more brilliant fame for expense from fourth
half cent per hour with one lamp.
The above is for sale at A r. Newtons Foster Street
Opposite the Boston and Worcester Rail Road Depot)
u n. b. Mr.. N. is the only Agent for Worcester.
feb2-dw&ctf.
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DIR. HARRIS, 154 Main Street, is prepared &c
extract Teeth tOut pain by the of this recently dis
covered substitute for Ether-CHLORoFoRM. distfjy7
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NEW STORE,

NHE Subscriber has taken the Store No. l<3, Main ST.
L opposite the Central BANK where may be found,
Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, Umbrellas
and general assortment of GENTLEMEN'S frrnl hing
Goods such Shirts Busoms, Cravats, Hosiery, Gloves
Drawers, suspenders, IIandkercleis, stocks Scars'
&c. &C. EMORY BANi LEN:
Worcester Ian 81 1851 jaa3l-df
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A CARD.

DRoFEssoR CABLING respectfully begs to announce
to the Indies and Gentlemen of orcester and vicinity
that in consequence of the great demand for spec
mems of Fancy Glass Work. that the day Exhibition will not
copmence till o'clock the afternoon of each day, and
6 O'Clock in the evening, from present date.
Waldo lIall--WUrcester, Feb. 9Th 1851. d2tt
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Girl Wanted.

TNO do light house work in small family of the city.
American girl from Is to 20 years old would be pre-
ferred. Enquire at No. Merchants Row, Immediately.
eb8 J. BURRILI.
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Central Lumber Yard.

v,IE subscriber has on hand an assortment of all the
rons kinds of Lumber, which he will sell "a low it
can he bought in the city Also shingles Of AL the different
qualities as low as they can be bought in Boston Clap
boards Pine and Spruce
NJ Conner Of Central and Union streets Worcester
gah1 dyyisSmos. EDWIN CHAPLIN.
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Scroll Breast Pins.

eI peayl and Tnrouois at very low prices, 205 Main
street. c. c. COLEMAN, Cd door North Ct American
ramnerance House d& wis2m dec II
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Quaboag Seminary.

N1IIE Spring Term of this | stituon, will commence
II on "Wednesday the 26th OF February, continue
EieUGn weeks.
Board be obtained in Private families from rs
$2 90 per week. ID. M. KlMBALL, Principal.
Wcrren Feb, 9th dSsw4w
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Pure Old Port Wine.

OF verysSup9hor quality An excellent TONIC adapt
" ed to all Stages Of debility.
x Put up in bottles and for sale by l.. 7. LAZELL,
feblO d&wisf hputhecary
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AMERICAN POLISHING POWDERS.
PREPARED AT BERLIN, NY.

ThbFARED NJ BERLIN, n. Y.
4 RECENTLY discovered mineral substonce- a WON
~ DERFUL LABOR SAVING ARTICLE consisting Of
~ ;HIaiIues No. will cleanse instantaR eous leaving
,it poih on gold, silver glass and Daguerrean ar
l"'es' NO Tor cleansing brass britannia metal
GpPeI, I'M &C &c To Hotel keepers it is INDISPENSABLE
KNIVES and forks &c 1t will extract oil or
ee rom carpets, wJoens, SILKS or other fabrics with
marbi s oeoloti II will remove oil from mahogany or
; ana save more than hait the labor and e7Dspe
usual ON such articles For sale l,v The nbscrh 81 p
Ill., N Y Gr Local agents wanted - Dei
gerIip w - +. R. G0URLAY & co.
-, ~ - '"II' ~, io9l. jmli-d& w3misdM&F
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GourlieVille Fire and
W GATHER PROOF PAINT,

PREPARED AT BERLIN, NY.
HE above paint is Mineral Subs lance rec tlv sco
cred in large in the State of New YORK and Ly
chemical analysis (made by eminent scientific men, il is
proved to ontan mixture of magnes a. oxide of IRON
&C. and equal il not superior, any other paint now in
use. IL can be had in almost any shade-from light vel
70" or stone color, to deep yeow and when applied to
the surface OF bck, wood, stone tin on becomes
perfect covering of slate, rendering nperios to Fire or
weather For roofs of houses il is unsiirpnssed
For sale by the subscribers rim n from Is TO %
per cent cheaper than any other paint
u Local agents wanted throug hout The Union
- +. K. GOURLAY & Co.
Berlin, N. Y Jan. 10, 1851. dSsw3nisMSE
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE public cautioned against negotiating note made
bS Conrad Thompson & Co., dated Oct. 2Oth 1885, pay
able months after date the order of the subscriber
the Commercial Bank Philadelphia for Four hundred and
eghtysix dollars payment of the having been stop
ped. TIM'O 5. STONE.
Worcester, Feb. 5th. dlW
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FOR SALE.

A STEAM Engine of twenty five horse power, nearly
IA new and in good order Also, three boilers thirty feet
long, thirty inches in diameter Also all the running parts of
a Saw Mill, mostly
They will be sold together separately for half of
Apply to- VIM. +. aMERRIFIELD.
Worct ster, Feb 9th. feb-dwtf
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Wanted.

A SITUATION in store, in out of this city, by a
N young man who has had long experience in cOun-
try store. Apply at this office.
Worcester, Jan. 81. jan2l-dtf
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LOST.
II oopers Cachous.

A large lot of the above just received and for sale
wholesale and retail by l.. Il. LAZELLE, Apothecary
ieb5-3wsd&w No. POI Main st.
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Superfne Black Ink.

MANUFACTURED by C. B. MosEIY. This ink is
WI we'll adapted to the of steel gold pens being
entirely Tree from the corrosive qualities contained in most
Ink now in USE 1t is warranted to give ente satisfaction
not the money will be refunded For sale wholesale or
retail No. 5, Merchants Row, the Periodical Depot Of
lehf dot. J, BURRILL
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TO LET.

- pleasant and convenient tenament within few
fsIT rods ofhe Post Olce Possess given the first
lEsbtfu April. Also two three in the building
l47 Main Street, over Miss Jencks Store.
Inquire at No. rs, Exchange Street. feb7-dtf
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Washing Fluid,
Last Call,

A IL interested will take notice that the demands due
IN RICHARDSON a LORING, must be settled imme.
da,ey and be found the Stove aud Iron store of
j. i. Loring, 70 Main St. II not attended to they will be
left in other hands for collection
RICHARDSON & LORlNG
Worcester, Jan. %. qn29-iw3w
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worcester Bank.
A BOOK for subscriptions to an increase of One HUI
N bred Thousand Dollars to the Capital Stock is no
open. By order OF the Directors,
Nov 90 is WILLIAM CROSS, Cashier
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NEW BOOKS.
Brussel Carpets at
REDUCED PRICES

uI USo61 OoSI P6Go dI
REDUCED PRICES.
IOUSEKEEPERS intending to purchase any kind of
Rich Carpetings during the Spring, invited to
anime Stock Immediately.
We offering the best
CLINTON CARPETS
at per cent dis count, and whole stock of
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS
at 25 per cent discount
These prices will only be observed during winter
sales, and must necessarily advance in the spring.
Geb4-d&wf III. ii. CHAMBERLAIN a W.
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SHAWLS, SHAWLS!
rvrE shall close the remaining stock Of w N It E II
w SHAWLS. at a still greater reduction than
have heretofore made. We offering great Bargains
in -
Cashmere Long Shawls
Purchasers of Shaws of any description will find at
Store better assortment than they find elsewhere III
town and the prices shall be objection to buyers
II. Ii. CHAMBERLAIN IL co.
Worcester Jan. 90, le5l. jan29dw:f
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Huusx or RxrsKsxsrAIlyas uslrxp sr.x..
Clerks Once, April ~ 1851
August 1884, entitled can iesa1ng and making appsons
ions neeessa usually included ~ ~
bills without Authority d. as
incidental os.
fgosenment and ior ou said f section
follows
sac H. .4nd ythsy enacted, That all stationery az
the houses
Job printing Of every name and
aud
departments vi Washington, including s
uone banks Wrapping and t~ine and mali unass
performed BY contract
bidder The Secretary OF the Senate the Clerk he
deputy posmasers Post Once es,abshnent col
establishment the Postmaster General
OF the Treasury shall respectively M
advertise week Tor
principal published In
ARTICLES 10 be furnished Or such printing
sealed proposals articles the whole psl
doing such printing the
be done VI such place, specifying
the amount quantity and description
furnished and
ard kind printing aad all such proposals shall
be such opssau
shall under the hs
the Of al least
Offering furnish class Of
perform specified portion job OF raid work.
ing satisfactory security The performance thereof under
the OF failure shall
doing The and in case The lowest bidder
shall fail into such contract and give Aurh security within
shall be the lowest bidder who shall enter
give such security And failure supply
The articles perform the work BY the person entering into such
shall be liable for the forfeiture specified
quidaed damages, be sued
Of the United States, court having jurisdiction HEREOF
office until 10 O'Clock
Monday the sixth day Of May next at which time all
proposals. will be oponed for furnishing The articles stationery
hereinafter specified for the Of the House Of Representatives
during the Thirty Second Congreeach article 10 be approved by
The Clerk,
r
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Fresh Reer and Vegetables for the Navy.
NAVY AoEsT's orrIoE,

NAVY AaEsT's OYFIoE,
Washington, Cd. CD May 3, 1851.
SEALED PROPOSALS will received Office Mon
day. day Of June 1851 for the supply of
vegetables be
Washington the fiscal commencing the LIST
day July next, and ending the Both iune 1854
vegetables be of good quality, and the
market affords and each article be offered for by the
pound
Bond approved security will required half the
addition will
be made collateral
secauy of The contract, which will
account be paid until i, Is fully complied with
Every directed in the Of
making loT naval for 1886 and
ls47 approved 10Th 1870 written guaranty signed by
responsible the effect that he they under
bidder bidders w il his their bid be accepted,
obligation, within ve with good and sufficient
SUR furnish articles proposed.
will be unless
any.
J. II. LATHRoP, Navy Agent
MayG 81
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.snsder's- Win. store 40 Walnut street
TUE unrvaod place for obtaining all Wines liquors. good
and "Snidern Of
Gus sss made s him TO con.ume-bsen obliged largely
faction sf offering some liquors ever imported
by him lie would refer follows, viz,
prices very choice Msn.ans on sraosh
gallons specially sec,od f consumers soms sr,rn k%an,,ao
.oes pu up Europe, which he challenges any
The Mannana and Amonnl.do herie are peculiarly adapted
% consseeene they strengthen without stimulating and
pou wines. principally specially sesc,ed for
me, from The stock Of Bumes'ers," oporo and imported
These VINES fuy and delicate, hsv. been highly ap
ai Ports and red wines pained such.
They are Of various sorts and bottles drsurbt by
gallon, wholesale by hem
delicate white ror and Mamsey Port
suffering with chronic affection Of the bowels
Maaeirs wines Of various sorts dry ch side old r.s,
a nd by casks. - - s' $3.50 ~ ''"'-i
sparkling wines Of The subscriber IL IL well loo, ~
ported BY him. are superior other wines. prices
low most Of III. inferior market witch are
lie has also champagne wine. Of and qualities
wines generally the subscriber holds Judge and 10
doreo The nrs, elias. % 90 Mssa price, BY the single
fBusnndy wine. he has large stock assure consumers
sandy =. Francs Affords '" no" NJ" vaults goods bottle Of Bur
s.usrns and nnr.ac slway. on hand in bottles
His selection Of Rhine wines. from the cellars
s- bernhard Jordan Of coben, extensive and number
choicest nn'"sSs Of the "s,onberg the hes, CROWN
IN The articles Of coac and eandes b, ha. now fin,
.ns .am ys od sIs o@d Dupuy
mas ana puh-uche,p 1874 in hhds which viii
preserving brandy and all other wines liquors. Including 81
The sboy' sold BY retail quantity desired
Az goods delivered within days Philadelphia freight
graph. " "''pv e''e'e" S''' " "'' OF 's'e-
Address JACOB sNIpRRir.
:, Cheap WINE Store, g wana, street, 'fni.dspsi.
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General Agency nnd Law once at Washington,
DE SEI.DING WYLIE.

No Todd, Buing Pennsylvania asenss merit door Of
Bromn', Hotel, Warrington, b. c.
cHAs. DE SEEDING n ANDREW WYLIE, jr, having formed
partnership for the Of prosecuting claims before
Congress departments board
appointed for the adjustment Of spoaon- other
claims foreign prepared their
all business that he pirsted
They Will also attend obtaining bounty
land duties. claims arising under treaties
otherwise buying and selling real collecting private claims
rents, SC
Andrew wye win law business with which
either himself firm may be nusted, In OF the
District, Supreme Court Of the United States,
scdng, being United States commissioner notary
public OF UniOn
will prompt taking Of testimony acknosedR
deeds and other duties which appertan has once
Charges will be moderate regulated by the claimed
n Of services required
paid will receive immediate attention.
Sept6-dly
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from the which expired e date OF the sale OF
The nnes and possess the advantage OF being
pepaed for Immediate opeauOns without ineung the increased
neidnin no opsnnR them DC
eyd 90 be very moduove They all more or less conveniently
,e 10 The and other cheepmtAso
81 Lou and IA the nd OF
all agricultural products oil Tue nat
n which they are located ,,,a,a,,,u.,p, N
Commissioner OF the General Land once,
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NOTICE 10 residuary iegsteos of Nelson Reed, de-
" cnasedWbereas Baltimore
equity, dated NAch, 1851
therein James Dudley,
himself and other egaees OF Nelson Reed deceased, and William
William George will
Nelson Reed the auditor Of
trbuoH Of the funds the hands sad reqsred
directed and said upon
produced children
Mary Barton, Rebeccs Myers, Eizubeh E'cheberge twho
iessorr wife, James Reed, Isaac Reed (who
brothers tesiao Elizabeth Mri Rcbecca Lloyd
Bewley wbo of esaor) living the death Of Nancy
widow who died the twenty ninth day OF
teuer having died before Reed len
death OF Nancy Reed, and what the and
relationship living of children deceased prior
said and also
Alexander Reed Robert Reed (broherS
and Anna Toryson se Of the testnto either and
dead OF the death OF sad Nancy
II dead, children
living death said Nancy Reed
said Nancy Reed e living death Of snd Nancy
issue living the death OF said Nancy Reed and also
children
death said Nancy died before Nancy
Of such issue and also TO Of the
Reeds nov
Of such decedon
The time limited In this notice the said
who have established their title participate
fund
New -id Decree all
Reed hereby appear and
before
September 1851 and tat In default Of
proo appear
among parties appearing and proving their title
WM. BAKER,
WIN GEO. BAKER,
An e--lnwI0w Trustees, Baltimore.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Rsn away from The
subscriber ID Of March, 1891 coiored CArHA
RiNE, alias Kitty Che supposed be about feet
inches Of delicate and
about 20 She IL supposed hiring Wash
ingon persons color
An persons forewarned against bg hnrbons The
above reward will be paid on her delivery
Msr25-9swn Up. HILTON
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To Contractor.

orros o COMMISSIONER OF PusLic BuILDIsos,
Washington, May Z, ISL
PROPOSALS win received %. IN
Thursday, 10Th grading paving
one Of suitable qualify and part l4h which
south bed Of good
inches deep will be required under the and The laid
in fine gravel.
Separate proposals will
be sides
blue thick deep
edge Of which 10 be dressed Is usual.
The be executed the direction
poyed the completed
September Any surplus deposited
public mall = reasonable distance.
Persons offering will the price cubic yard for grading
superficial which include
fine the Of
laid and per foot nea for properly
WIN. EASILY,
MAY 9-2aWaw Commissioner Of Public RuildIngr
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IN pursuance Of law H. WILLARD FILLMORE, President
ia public viii be held
A. ss nd Willow RpTR % % @
s 9s DAY Of 6 Mus. nss for s dpS, Of % public lands
North Of the base line and uest ~ the fourth meridian
township twenty seven, Of range one.
Town.ps , and ,wen ssa Of mango two,
'ws ry seven, and ,wsniy,sight, o. range three
iown.n'a .weny nine nine. and thirty Of range Ave.
Town.Gs t~sa.s twenty seven twenty
ws ry nine, and ang q range seven. LII
twenty sy ,n,as, and thirty Of range eight
twenty nine, and thirty, oi range
Townships twenty and twenty eight, of
townships twenty six and twenty seven, olrange eleven
townships twenty y twenty SIX, twenty seven twenty eight,
A the place commencing Monday the eighteenth
the townships parts townships
North Of the base line Of the fourth principal meridian
twenty twenty -nine range thirteen
,ssa, and s. ew s ..
fourteen. 4
Fractional township twenty three, townships twenty
twenty hve wentsn wentyseven and twenty eight Of
townships twenty four townships
twenty-five, twenty twenty seven, and twentyeight of
Fractional township twenty four, townships twenty
twentysa, twenty thirty, hone and hirywo, of
Fractional townships twenyfou and twenty-five, townships
township hry four, all
cpa aa % ays S"a uad range
seven fractional township twenty eight township twenty
aud fractional townships three ltyonr thrtyi and
east Of the main channel Of the ST. Croix ve Of
townships twenty twenty seven twenty eight
thirty all the channel the 81 Cox
the MINERAL. POINT commencing Monday,
of disposal public lands
within the following named fractional township and viz
North Of the base line and 81 the fourth iepdi midian
township twenty Mississippi river, of
fourteen.
Moth ofe base line and Of the fourth principal meridian
SECTIONS eighteen incusiye the land township
twelve, on the Wisconsin river, Of range eight
Al the land office al GREEN BAY, commencing Monday the
eighteenth August far the disposal the public lands
within the aforementioned township and tract, TO wit;
North ofMs base line and Of the fourth principal meridian
township twelve, the right bank Of the Wisconsin
OF eight.
grant, in township twenty OF sixteen.
appropriated by for the schools military, and
purposes with Ihose and other overfowed
lands which shall
by authorities before appointed for the
public respectively entitled
can enable the stne of Arkansas and States reclaim
1885, M eIeuded from
military
rendered the United States rR the abors
provided making
diplomatic
nc, approved ID March, 1851.
Offering Of aforementioned lands will be commenced
they are advertised despatch
shall offered, aud the sales thus closed But sale
shall than weeks, and private entry OF
any lands will be admitted until after the expiration Of the
weeks.
my city Of Washington eighth
April Domini thousand eight hundred and fifty
WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President.
j. BuTTKRuELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS, AND TO Les
SEES, OCCUPANTS, AND PERMfTTEEs OF MINERAL

LANDS.
of emption Of the
oownships above enumerated
satisfaction Of the and
therefor
seeing notice, and before the day appointed
embracing
such claim will be forfeited And every
the under the entitled An act to create an
additional Territory Wisconsin, for
purposes approved Sd March, ls4 lessee eepans
permits, OF the
within the townships and fractional townships above ennme
district who entitled under the
minimum price of the mineral lands
Superior district Michigan, and the Chippewa dis
tict approved September 1880
BY their occupancy and permits respectively
mir m 81 rs than
one FUN section entitled
the proper Office purchase he shall elect do full
~ SO required establish the
satisfaction OF the register and Willow River
payment therefor practicable after h
notice. and appointed for Of
public embracing claimed Otherwise such
DC forfeited
j. BUTrERFIELD,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
2-lawl3w
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A COMPENDIUM az IN. Ens,r. Body of IN. Law,
BY A. kane-sphaaeueally arranged with reference 70 he
svo's Law sheep, svo, PIP 4i77. Retail price, so.
~ and 81 Ann street, New Yort
Opinion, oftA. Protsuion.
There profession that contain such
sound law within the limits, that deserving
CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON,
NrwYosx, Sept s, 1850.
Neoni in his opinion Of the
toned work.
CHANCELLOR wALwoRTH,
The mutation citations
oflesa treatise and reports both american and foreign ast
slant reference and viii extensively aid the pracuuo"
ROBERT J. wALKEn
have frequently examined ' citations and have been ss
with The precision and cearness with which the pm
sis,ance from myself profession should
learn its merits and Ike me, enjoy is advantage ,vns
Nsw yorw CRY, Oct 10, 1850
,nps AZ The advantages of and wen s,nss
labor. Wv p''
DAVID PAUL BROWN, rmlsdeIpha
Mr. Kinne has collected great diligence and accuracy W
very ably witch sose question. Apply ne
references the authorities copious any P
JUDGE PETERS Philadelphia
Ihave examined Kinne's Law Compendium with much 'r
ton other svocsons would allow and satisfied thu
10 @ labor. o o "a w's' me
causes for trial and argument From examination Of the sr
titles, with confidence treated WIN ge
judgment and ability. -,
JUDGE GnDLEY, Utica New Y0s
II calculated 10 be greater help the student than any
book Of its s,e estan, and will find its every aN
table valuable resdy reference. 80.
W. l.. HURST, PhtsdelphH
The plan, utility and have re
the unqualified appreciation Of the distinguished Jrl ~ Al
United States. the late Chief Justices Wib
Vermont, Hornbower OF New Jersey, Tucker Of Virginia
OF Washington city, Weston Of Maine, &c, &c. . u,o,v
Published by JOHN y. TkoNt,
Nov et-d 40 and 81 Annsuesh