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gUPERIOR Dagaerreos ypes i--Ffrst Prsmium III. II.
~ WHlTEHURST has extended
more ground than dagusrrsoypat In the His galleries
be found
No. 7 Baltimore Baltimore
street, New Yorti No. n Main street, Richmond; sycanore
street. Pscrsbue Main street. Norfolk and Main street,
burg, Vynia. .a
sIuaordnsy improvement nsurins faithful and highly
lkencsses In few seconds
The back ground, invented BY whehu gives
airy and Living Appearance TO the picture.
Whtshuus establishments distribute
sand pictures annually have given
certainly haueng proofof
n W. calls the attention Of the generally elegantly
furnished gallery over Lane and fuckers store whore free
exhibition Of pictures will be given.
Notwithstanding dAsueeosypss
Fair Of the Maryland Institute he awarded
medal by the jsdses.
Lkencses ofeve description copied and post
attended 10. Nov 28-dy
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DERTH AMBOY sEMINARY.-Thi. institution airordnx a
in snS win IT,
ns aaSn. 's .qa. On n,s n
dessned the comfort of the pupils and
Pleasant povsbs he.hfulness the
s
GALS bathing and gymnasium provided viii, reference 70
institution.
profession experience pledges his unin efforts
make his institution all that enlightened Christian parent could
SIS per board tuition, with
use OF books for English studies
Eyom the Faculty sfAe College Of NsY Jersey
Having opportunity knowing talents literary
.eenaas the prudence and
0d s s r he ~ sY !. a
college well taught, with pleasure recommend him
Ss soas ssfs
and su' JAMES 1 Es ARM sss.n
Viz r ss md r .sS e
CoLLxss o, Nsw JsssKr, April J. 1851.
srvs.uxos
Joseph Henry, LID, Smithsonian institute, d. c.
Rev Jane, W Aienanders d. D., Princeton, New jersey
Rev. David Magic, 2. D. Ela.ss,h,own, New Jersey
-''' : s. 9. WOODBRIDGE,
Apa-dlw Perth x@Soy. New Jsi,ey
rated legislature enjoying patron
s. 70. s 2. i"s
Of aass number OF boarding and day scholars
N. c. Brooks, A. M professor Of ancient languages
Rev. b. H. Nadal, A. NJ, biblical literature.
Rev r.. Waugh, a NJ mashsma,ic' and natural science
b. n. Pratt ~. d., as istnnt do
Miss NJ A. Dixon, Eneish and Relics Isctres
J. Rochester, assssast In English,
Ceorgiana A. Huss, French language
Ellen G. Gobvecht,
M. A. Porter, assistant do
Elizabeth b. slcer, painting.
Mr. A. J. Cleveland, vocal music.
TxnHs Boarding for session, M weeks. 80
Tuition IN eo'sr.,s o 30
OCaialogues with every information be had
application
hpa4-aswaw NC. BROOKS, Principal.
OE QUINCEY ~ Literary Remnscen noes. y vols. Iamo
being and Of the uniform edition Of his works
Motirrwels Posthumous Poems, I vol.
Vision OF Lsunfai by James Russell LOWELL
Rev and Of his Rev. Jos
Brief Practical Treatise MortArr, with OF the
employed At the public works Ia Boston habor Lieut.
VIM IL. Wright, u =. Engineers.
This day received for sale by
TAYLOR MAURY,
Sept l6 Bookseller, 9th street.
DEEBEN Hats.-sTEvENs halter, hns, usual,
ID establishment B~ebe New city,
the fall model for 1851.
saes-room al the Athensum, opposite Adelph Theatre,
Sept i4-3m
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NE0ROMANIA, being q the falsely
assumed equality Of the various Of demonstrated by
me investigations n Champetlon Wilkinson Rosein Van
ming 0iddon, and other celebrated ny John Campbell
anhor o. Theory Of Equa'ity.s vol.
Septic FRANCK TAYLOR.
NEW YORK oRATES.-r Just received, ron
~ New Of ensaelled tks
assst srna Styles which, chsapness spass
anything thea hss been In this Terms moderate
cell and examine hefbrs purchasing.
@. wooDwARD
Pennsylvania avenue, between ION and lin ssrsss
scar 4 = "a "--'.
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FLEsrIsH HOUSE LINENS.

these durable,
goods a. and 1914 dice diaper, and dnmaks
Of o., lsA, ia, la4, - 4
which will be found the heaviest goods Of the kind
in o pillow and boil
stsr only objection which be urged against all Of
The win be their durability Prices
CLAGErT DODsON,
Dealers kinds Of mnnr-, oil cloths,
furnishing goods
Of Ninth and Pennsylvania
June
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#4t EgAttstrtk session, (Sol-39)
UE lectures Monday, October 6,h ,us
i terminate close OF March ensuing. "a ~
Theory Practice Of Medicine BY George Wood, D.
Anatomy, William u. Homer, M. y.
Nsleria Medic. and Pharmacy Joseph Carson, ND.
Chemistry James B. Rogers, n. n
Surgery William Gibson, -. d. ~
Obseircs the Diseases Women Children, Hun
Hodge, N. ID.
Institutes Of Medicine, Samuel Jackson, M D.
Clinical instruction Pennsylvana Hospital by
Wood, M. D., and BY Geo. w. Norris, ~, d. tfs.4 3
DemoHsative instruction in medicine and In surgery BY q,
q the medical faculty. assisted BY W. W. Gerhard
and Henry II. Smith, M d. 7'
Practical anatomy by John Nei, NJ. d. Demonstration.
Amount OF fees for lectures in the UniveTsy.
MatcuIating Zee, (paid once only
PRACTICAL anatomy 10
GfaduAung lee
W. Z. HORNRR, n D..
Dean Of ths Medical Faculty
1856 Chestnut street, above Thirteenth, opposite the United
Mint Philadelphia.
Aug l-2awtOctl5 ff
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I KNOX wALKnR Wall praosiss law IN ths s~psssas
Cuur IL he United gtass, scHd
pislns against the govsnmsaa Add<s wsshaaeoa, DO.
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TAPESrRY VELVET. Uncut Velvet Tspestry, To-
pestly and plain carps0a
Just eceved additional supply the above description ~
ntue goods NIL In entirely different and eomn
tons NJ colo from hefetofave couiy all from
celebrated manufsctory Of John Crosey 4 London
Also additional supply Of elegant materials, proc
all silk -
Satin LANES, damask anes French English furniture chm
=,
Swiss and French oiled Turkey red figured with "
the tasseis, gmps, and bordering match =,
These goods, with the a
make our stock perhaps the complete other re
adjustment Ia country.
Al housskcepers and those intending Furnish, e
fully invited to cali and examine them.
CLAGETT DODsoN,
Deaers In all kinds Of furniture dry eoo''
Sept 17--3coif
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NOTICE hereby given that all nps
IN upon the books Of the late Arm OFF H. BooE Co..
Arm, will be made the
slant and settlement either
change in which took effect the M OF February
that all
closed at expiration Of the present half year.
Juns Q4-2wff HooE BROTHER, co.
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('LA0NrT, NEWTON, MAY. n co. most resPeetm.yy
announce to hetv customers and public ths they ~ IN
daily receiving their fall suppes in rich fancy goods I"
open THIS Day Tuesday large assortment ladies' dress
intending ire richest styles both designs that my
ever ssd he pleasure bee Offering We invite nm .s han
nat0n nom tbs sAlea Asd much richer ecods nov
u later period Of the season, quits cheap m
CLAoRTf, NEWTON, MAY, ".
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EURnfTuRE DRY GcODs.-Tbe following. de.s,is. a.,
have Just sadsd stock a wtuss .E ss
De very bssi. syls, and most Reasonable u ~
sasss tas SIS - TV~
french cashmere piano and table match ,
will be sold BY the set single desired: III Yea
daons, bouausi aud wstshs Of flowers, which spssr = ~
natural flowers. @
pier covers in Damascus Oriental w..v
Thsss goods unique elsgans sayhss o. ~ ~
seen IN this c~asty bssess. ~ 81 sl r. -
Embossed cloth do do Il 4
Also senad match t5tsaee t.44fFI
Tides, dipsss, chass
Double satin dsms.k liable cloba, a $3.50 Sa es " lo% W
80 napkins and ovsrisys 70 match For s dssgn po
these goods te manufacturer was awarded Asd ~
sinsies Of which may b. seen with the goods.
y damAsk tea nepksns--vcsy cheap s@ sa IL
style dnmssk curtain mstcssa aad psssu -.
ss.sl and cheap with mps and AIDE Loop to n,eA
inches wide, with centres side pans .rs and sAnds 20 acA
rich gilt aTches for suspsndins dupsSy Preach
stsads, with bolt. and psesss 70 and sIss.n sos
general Of Whney Edinburgh, asd MAckis,.
blankets all band bound, mapped on both sdes and low
priced. n sttF l'-.H
gray wIsd bl.ahs.s for .evsn,ss heavy ~
which Abe attention u faImess and n
vitad They viii be soA . Ptcss which wl Ss = object
liable and chamber linens and Ill other articles IN the Furniture
Of housekssps ali Of which We sCa. . ,sI q he NOS,
CLAGEI"T DODSON,
Sept 2d4wf Pa avenue door east Of the corner Of sh
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MADAME DELARUE would r~specsfaliy Invite the
Of a
Also, ladies' morning and dress now
thread laces lace berthcs and
embrodsres collars noancns n'er'ins and edgn
falls coored fbr wells
Spanish al perfumey powders, soaps Ac.
nbands,
which viii dispose OF at reduced prices.
Penn. avenue between l2,h and 18th streets
Sent
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prom L1ondon.-Ths Young omcers Companion by Col.
l. Lord de Ros. 1 vol. 1851.
The Practice OF Naval Courts MARTIAL by VIM Kick
man, royal navy. vol. 1851.
The Mining Manual and Almanac for 1851. vol.
Military Italy in 40; by the Earl Of Ecsmere
VOL 1851.
Rudmsn,ary Losarhms by H. LAW civil engineer
1881.
The Bearing London
supply Metropolis and remarks spns by Joseph Priest
wick. I VOL 1851.
Punub Frontier. s4s by Major
1881
Lights Military Life edited by General
Charles Napier, Commandments chief In india VOL 1881
Tae useful applied
Tubular Bridges Wrought Iron and Iron Beams
he. l vol. 1880.
The Dencsess of Britain; Head
vol 1850
British Nautical Almanac for 1864.
Aug5 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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TIME History NJ Ranking. with q Compre hensiv
Account Origin, Rise, and Progress Of tins Banks En-
land Ireland, Scotland by William j. Lawsou
dom 1850. FRAkCk TAYLOR.
luna
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4 GUIDE to Virginia Springs-givng, addition 10
routes OF the Spring.
State One small pocket Price
80
The London Lancet for June and July.
The International Magazine FOR July.
This day received for sale BY
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DEEBE's York Hats.-sTEvENs, halter, hns,
ID from the essabishmen Of Beebe CO., New York city
fall model for 1881.
sas.-room Athensum, opposite Adeiph Theatre,
9ep
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IMPORTANT CALIFORNIA CHARTS. Sailing
by Commander Cada'adcr Riassold United ses
the Faaorss
sss Francisco bays Of San Francisco and San Pablo STRATA
Husun confluence and dec branches Of the
Joaquin Including the cities o. ssca
!. "a Mr. .top c,ty nv TAYLOR MAURY,
" a. Booksslissr, nehs nA street
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nOMESTIC and Ornamental Cottages and LandscaPc
0sdsnnga Series Of Designs Adapted the United States
BY Ranlet 0vals.. l640.
~ Country and Village Residences in The United State.
By 1hi with Details, Specifications Plans and Directions and
EsGnalas of Coss Of Each Design. 2vols., 1850.
0ohc Architecture Applied TO Modern Resideness by ArnoI
VOL, lb6O. r 81. Il
Hundred Designs for Cottages and Villas BY Messrs Walter
4 Bmh. vol. ..r-a. NJ. =
Dewanss Architecture Designs for Cottages Farm Houses
and Villas. l vol, 1851
Downngs Landscape adenngs Architecture adapted
TO North America VOL, 1880
nwnines Designs Cheap Cottages and Farm
hoNsee. IL VOL, leSl. T.UE% i,
Together with works the and all other
ir.s - - 80 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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u,RAvEIk UniAed sAates. &c., dursne and
i 1870 /. Nv Lady Emmeine Stuart Woviey.
aodM.y Malvern The Lie Of Authors by Thoms Miller
" i'm twsnty four illustrations by Phix.n FHt
london Labor and the London Poor, part 2.
July 10 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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DIangT OF ths Dscisicns n the cosrss - ESsy =
large octave, 1881, tvg digest o. al NE :"
Of equity Ia the United States previously 70 s a p
hshed VT fafs ...o,
Juip "a BkAAOA IAhhVH
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EWIR ARUNDEL. OF Railroad Of ILfe nv sn.
Ii author Of Frank FairIeeh, = -
The international Magazine for September.
Life Of Mary Queen Of Miss Benge author of Life Of
Annie Bolsyn " ~ -
suasts Dictionary Of Architecture
graphical, decorative theoretical mechancaI3 vols
n.y. one tousand dswinxs of subjects
kathartne Walton the Rebel Of Gilmore
Simma II +. Ut = @~-~-.'' - - ''~
The Confessor; historical
Just published, and This day received for sale by
:. TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
aug - Bookselers MOI nj
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nI-CLOTHS.Just received al the warerooms OF CLAGEl
DODEON extensive stock OF hoor Oil cous
prospective landscape panel and Mosaic pave patterns
we'll seasoned colored the highest style OF the art
~ sheets price all OF which we VIII Gu
10 1T any room hail. passage, according 70 diagram
. covering furniture, width
inches oilcloths expressly for steps
Aug l6-d2w i4 CLAGEFT y DODsoN.
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IRON LONDON.-The Search Sir Franklin by c. n.
Weid--l vol and map, 1851.
Sir John Franklin and the Arctic Resona L.
volume and 1851. ff
London and in Vicinity in 1851 volume, map
Cravings VIZ
Hand book Guide London, with ensavnrl vol, isslo
The Palace Of Industry origin and with engrav
ines -1e5t--prce -
India and where by
j. Forbes Royie--I vol, 1851.
England -poIca social and by John
ston-2 vols 1851,
Mscsrcros Natons-5.h vol 1850
Dog Breaking by Lieut. Col. Hutchinson edition
FRANCK TAVLOp
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Seo0nd COurso.-Dancamg Academy.
r. p. R. Liable has aanosncA 10
" and 6eoeetown thai bis second Of aane
lessons ios the will M6
rssidenccJ on Pennsyvanis oPPosa Wsds HctsL
Days OF toeo MISUNDERSTANDING, Thursdays ad ssfs
days, 0eoryeown-Mondays and Fridays.
Dec 28-dtfH
NmrrAr New Gnsds % Travellers threugheat the
~ United Statss, 1851. @..4.
Hcsy Picturesque Tourist throughout Northern and Eastern
States and Canada--map and engravnas.
Disturne1b American and Steamship
Guide, with maps. Price Is AM cents
Appetona Railroad Steamboat Companion Through ks
England and the Middle Sates-many maps.
Applcsons Southern and Western Travellers 0uds-s"y
The Illustrated Hand Book mr. Travellers through the un"'
States, with l9S engraving, and large map a.
Trenton Fss, Picturesque and Descriptive r. willis, ""
very numerous engravnga
The New York and Erie Railroad Descriptive Guide Boob y
lar books. /.
Ausai rRANcK TAYLOR
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-05
lNO' oo'
City of Worcester.


In the year Eighteen Hundred and Filty.one.
AN ORDINANCES in relation TO Washington Square
ID E it ordained by the Mayor, Aldermen and Common
ID Council Of the City of Worcester, in City Council as
senibed follows
That side walks be and hereby located on the north
erly and southery sides of Washington Square, wit
On the norhey side of said Square, from the eastey end
OF the bridge to Summer street. feet in width =
the souherly side of said Washington Square, much
said Square as lies southery of the following described
lines viz the easery termination of the
northey line of the side walk the southey side of
Front thence continuing said line straight line
poi teightyseven feet distant easerly of point di
Tecy opposite the nerheastery Draper & Clark's
store ;-thence sOutheaserly hrytwo feet point di-
recy opposite the northwestey of brick store
OF j. Pratt Earl and fifteen feet distant from store
thence eaerly straight line to point directly oppo-
site the nOTtheaseTly of the of samuel C.
White, and IL fec distant from said store Said side walks
to be subject TO all the provisions, restrictions condl
tons of the ordinances OF the city of Worcester rea-
on side walks.
InCOmmon Council January Z, 1851, passed to be or
daned. CHAS. WASHBURN President
In Board OF Aldermen, January 20 1851 pased be or
daned. HENRY CHAPLIN, Mayor
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-05
Great Sale of
NORTHERN FRUIT TREES,
At AUCTION

Al AUCTION.
THE subscriber will sell at auction on TUESDAY the
i 9Th day of April, all the FRUIT TREES in his Nur
sery, on the Estate owned by Ethen Allen of this
city. Among the Trees offered will be
APPLES-Comprisng large quantity of very fine ev
ira and medium sized Trees, of all tie valuable vare
ues-Early Bongh, Williams, Porter, Hubbardson None
such, Baldwin, R. l. Greening, Russell &C, &c.
OSTANDARD) PEARS.-COnsstng of fine Bartlett
Louise Bonne de Jersey Urbaniste, Vicar of Wmkfeld
JaTgonelle, &c. &c.
DWARF) PEARs.-Fne Trees, many Of them in a
bearing state. " -
PLU MS-Many ext sized trees of the best varieties
Several of them have borne fruit
CHERRlES--Black Tartarean, Black Eagle. &c &c
QUlNCES-Orange Ounces, of all sizes, finely rooted
SfOCkS (FOr Grating. Fine Apple, Pear Plum and
Cherry Stocks, mostly of large size.
Nearly all these Fruit Trees have been twice TRANSPLANT
ed-several OF them three times They have therefore
hbrous roots and much certain live than hey
otherwise would be; and the in other respects are
consequently greatly enhanced in value The subscriber
having grated large portion Of the with his own
hands, from bearing tres, with entire confidence
omnend them as true to their names.
IL is safe TO affirm that finer opportunity for obtaining
valuable Fruit Trees has offered itself in this part of
the country. GEORGE JAQUES.
The sale of Jaques Nursery above will take place at
the corner of Main and Exchange streets near the Central
Hotel commencing precisely 10 O'clock A. NJ on Tues
day. the 9Th day OF April instant
T. w BANCROFT, Auct.
Worcester April l, Io9I' apr1-dwlw
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-05
City of Worcester.

In the year Eight en- IInndi ed and Fifty.
AN ORDiN establishing Side Walk Southbrdge
DE il ordained by the Mayor, Aldermen, and Common
ID Council of the ty of Worcester, in City Council as
senlbied, folows:-
That side walk be ard hereby established the cas-
terly side of Souihbrdge street, eight feet in width be
the point at the intersection of said Southb dge
Main Streets the eastery side of said Streets and pom
said Southbridge opposite the intersection of
Gust street Said side wax to be subject to all the provs
ions restrictions and conditions of the ordinances of thu
city of Worcester in relation to side walks.
In Common Council, Dec. %, 1850, passed to be or
dained. ADOLPHUS MORSE. President pro tenn
In Board Of Aldermen, Dec. 90, $780, passed or
daihed. HENRY CHAPLIN, Mayor.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-05
T0RsES, CARRIAGES, HARNESSES
Furniture, &C., at Auction,

: w sELBY & co. will sell at Auction on SATUR
ock precisely. in front Of their Sales Rooms COWS
eonging to VIM. A. Wheeler, Esq, of this city, all choice
eeds and are said by good judges to be the best lot
ows offered for sale in Worcester county, Persons
Wishing to purchase would do well to attend this sale as
hey will be sold without reserve.
SIX HORSES, one PHILADELPHIA BUILT TOP
CARRIAGE, three TOP BUGGIES, 2 Chaises 2new omen
Buggys secondhand do, York Trotting Buggy weigh
about 290 pounds, and $4,000; Barouche Job
Wagons, one Worceseree, one Vermont w agon 10 New
Bugges Harnesses 10 secondhan Buggy Harnesses, Sad
uI9I 'i6uiGs, IiG M nuiiDe[ OF farhLng Ioos
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-The sale tf Household
Furniture will commence at O'Clock, p. M, consisting in
part OF Sofas Bedseads Feather Beds Mattresses Bed
Clothing, Hair Cloth Chairs, Chairs wood do
Bureaus Looking Glasses Clocks Carpets Crockery Glass
and Stone Ware, Dining Tables, Card do. Centre do
Stoves, with every variety of Household Furniture.
apr2d4tw1t S. W. SELBY d. co Auc,rs
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-05
Valuable Real Estate at Auction.

'HE W orcester and Nashua Railroad Company will sell
at Publc Auction, on the premises Tuesday 22d of
Ap al II ocock A M, unless previously disposed of at
private sale, the following property:
lot, situated on the South side of Old Market street
abuttng westerly on the Railroad containing about $500
feet OF land, fronting about ITO feet the Railroad and
having thereon dwelling house. with two comfortable ten
ements and convenient barn. This lot affords pecu lar
facilities for obtaining the advantages Of turnout track
al small expense, and would be valuable location for
mechanical or manufaC turing establishment
Also, lot on the NCrtl side of Central street about O
eet East OF the Railroad Said lot fronts Central st
5S2 ee and l6o feet deep and contains about 500 feet
ofand. Ii has also dwelling house containing four com
table tenements.
For further information apply to j. w. SHOWEIL, su
perintendent, or
mar29dtAp22 GEORGE BOWEN ESQ
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-05
Executors Sale of Valuable

REAL LESTATE-STOCK, FARMING UTENSILS AND
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &C.
On WEDNESDAY, April 9th at 9 O'Clock A. Mon the
"a premises,
@ The Estate OF the late Samuel Sanger. situated in
SheIburne on the main road 10 Holston, consist
ing of large story House, containing twelve rooms
arrage house, wood house, barn. 32 by so feet house.
&c &c. The land, about hundred acres suitably
divided INTO mewng tllage pasture and meadow thirty
of which covered with heavy growth of oak and
walnut woods The soil is of excellent quality, and there
on the premises large variety of excellent fruit trees
in full bearing. The house and barn yard supplied bv
two wells of never failing water. The whole forming
very desirable situation.
The honse, barn. and sixyve will be sold in one
lot if desired, and the wood large small parcels the
option of the purchaser.
Also
On FRIDAY, April 18th, at o'clock, A. NJ
The stock of said farm, consisting of five excellent cows
one yoke valuable cae, family horse and pleasure
riage harnesses CARTS OK yokes and farming utensils &c
Also ten tons English hay.
Also the furniture OF said house, consisting of the usual
variety
For further particulars, apply the premises to GEO
w. HOWARD. Conditions sale
Per order Of JEREMIAH BUTLER & r,oo,,,ors
apr4-dlF&T JAMES DENNIE, JR. 6Aecuiors'
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-05
apr4-dSt
Messengers Notice.

Worcester, IS. April 8, 1851.
HON. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
for the County of forester has this day issued War
rant against the Estate of CHARLES ELLIS fof Wor-
cester in said County, Trader nsolvent debtor and
the payment Of debts the delivery of any property
belonging to said insolven debtor him for his use
and the ansfer of property by him. forbidden by
law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said nsoven debtor
will be held Court of insolvency. of said
Commissioner Worcester in said County the 2Sh day
OF April ns at nine O'Clock in the forenoon for proof
of debts and to choose assignee assgnees his Els
ate. J. DAY D. s.
apr4-d3twlt Messenger
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-05
Worcester County
MECHANICS ASSOCIATION,

NHE Annual Meeting of the Association will be held at
the Hall of Dr. GREEN the Central Bank, TU ES-
DAY EVENING, April eth, at O'Clock, for the transaction
of the following business:
lstTo choose all necessary officers OF the Association
for the ent year.
2d-To on the alteration of the Constitution of the
Association, proposed the last meeting of the Asso-
ciaiion.
sd-To hear and act on the Reports of any Committee
4tFo hear and the Reports of the Officers for
the past year.
5tTo act on any other business may come before
the meeting.
full attendance is requested. The Diplomas for mem
bers will be ready this meeting
apr5-d3t WIN. GREENLEAF Secretary.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-05
USE LOTS
For Sale at Auction.

nN MONDAY NEXT, April 7th at O'Clock P. NJ, on
~ the premises will be sold at Public Auction 20 House
Lots pleasantly located on the height of land the
ner OF Grafton and Elizabeth streets near the house Of o-
seph Pratt, commanding fine view of the city.
credit given TO suit purchasers plan ofhe LOT may
he seen by calling on tie subscriber.
% For further information call on A. NJ. MERRIFIELD,
or T. w. BANCROFT, Auct.
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