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From the Macon (Ga.) Journal and Messenger, Oct %.
The Plantsrs' Convention.

The Plantsrs' Convention.
The convention OF cotton planters held preliminary
meeting on Monday last, and adjourned over 10 meet
again on Tuesday morning. at o'clock, when the fol-
lowing gentlemen elected officers OF the convention
Presldent-Ex- Gov. Moseley. Of Florida.
G BSs Nv WIN Terrell k,rsn
OF Louisiana; N. B.. Crowell. OF South Carolina; s.
Archer, Of Virginia; Solomon McAlpine; Of Alabama ,
bama; Thaddeus G. Hol,. Of Georgia N w Philips. Of
Mississippi; Thomas Atfleck of Mississippi and L. B.
Mercer. OF Georgia.
OF Alabama; and j. Knowles Of Georgia.
The convention is very numsrously attended, and is
composed OF highly respectable gentlemen from all sec
tons Of the southern States Among the delegates we
notice Governor Brown and ex Governor Moseley Of
Florida and several other gentlemen of distinction from
the State, from Virginia, Alabama, Mississippi.
Tennessee, and South Carolina Georgia was very fully
represented by multitude OF her intelligent and enter
prising planters.
The object of this convention devise some plan to
render the cotton planters Of the South independent
Of the vicsstudes Of trade and for them
uniform price for their great staple. We are notinformed
precisely what plan is proposed TO attain this desirable
obect but from the number of delegates in attendance
and the great OF intelligence bodied in the con-
venton have doubt that scheme OF practical
utility will be devised: There can certainly be nothing
have their conferences and conventions for purposes of
mutual benefit and profit why should not the planters
avail themselves also Of the advantages OF operation
and concerto No class of citizens 90 completely at the
mercy Of others a. the planting interest. Their very
pursuits isolate Them and forbid those daily
and inlercommuncaons which are 90 beneficial to men
engaged in trade They hence forced to rely upon
Others. upon whom they have but few checks, and who
transact their business only q heavy These evils
certainly be greatly modified by judcious action on
the part OF the planters themselves The great draw
back OF excessive production might also be remeded
some extent by general determination TO diversity pro-
duction and to give more attention to manufacturer the
rearing of stock, &c.
The occasion upon which this convention has as
sembed we regard propsous-as exceedingly favor
able for the production OF such results II is The first
real effort TO get up grand southern exhibition. Its
success must to convince every that with the
proper energy, can develop and accomplish
industrial revolution that must result in rendering
people more thoroughly independent We are most
happy find that the planters themselves are moving in
this The assemblage this time OF 30 large and
intelligent convention cannot fail TO result great good
to the country at large.
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WARRINGTON SEMINARY, ID. G.

WAsHISGTON SEMINARY, ID. C.-In sccordsnce with
the OF gentlemen Of this
ming English CLASSICAL and mathematical school
Seminary, such desire opportunity
be thereby them
studies, without interfering with their usual daily occupations
invited attend the Seminary,
church, Tuesday, November <h O'Clock,
Of organizing the classes and liking the hours meeting
future.
The English branch will comprise practical instructions
reading form pleasing and cbe reader
formation and Improvement Of style lectures cocuon
several kinds OF public speaking and political
geher with cricsms Of various distinguished English
and
sis Of Latin authors and to Latin composion enabling
short time read write In tongue facility.
The mathematical class will study Of
algebra, geometry, surveying, gnnomeuy, and calculus
SAMUEL BARBER, President
Nov l--H
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MEXICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, city Of Washington,
under the direction Haght Palmer, Of New York,
Supreme Court the United States, for hs follow
ing objects
Conducting business. in the Supreme Court Of the
United Especial attention Will be given OF California
land titles coming up appeal
The recovery Of all claims In law equity,
United States before Congress the executive depart
against foreign before boards OF commission
The settlement Of with tho State Treasury War,
Nlvy Departments and obtaining the
hnes penalties oeures alleged violations Of
the revenue, p0st-oice, or other laws
Securing States,
from foreign and procuring land and
under the various pension laws Of the United States
Collections generally embracing debts legacios, and inherit
ances, the United Staos and foreign countries
United States and State stocks and
loans and bond and mortgage Of freehold estate. III
addressed patd) tho undersigned Will
prompt faithful He solely authorised
the gency business and the late hm Of Palmer
Snethen.
AARON Ii. PALMER
WARRINGTON, Oct 49, 1851.
Del l4-dlW&laWu
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THE Primary Department OF tho Union Academy
will be opened on Monday, November II.
To the wishes friends,
and thorough training Of such boys
the regular classes tho Academy have concluded
preparatory department..
10 the Pncipa corner Of 18th and New
z. RICHARDS, Principal.
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Two very desirable Brick Dwellings at private sale.
We story house,
Ninth and Tenth streets,
cash. years. Further in
formation may be obtained by applyingto
ov2-eo3t DYER MCGUIRE.
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FURNISHED House for Rent.--A cottage in the First
Ward handsomely furnished together with valuable servants
csred II situated and
the Goth November
Oct 0o-dM b. l., JACKSON 4 BRO.
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For Norfolk
eaApM The O6CEOLA her trips TO the
e1p above place Saturday, Demonstrating
,.sA Washington every Saturday and "wednesday, At
ssoea m keurnineleavs Norfolk Monday Thurs
O'Clock, p touching, going and returning Cone
Passage and fsre, Is.
Sept O-u JAMrs nrTcurrr t,.o,.,r.
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AleHandrta Boat.
= suAsm The fsvorits steamer THOMAS COILYER will
A3'ce depart at the following connects
with the boat in Washington boats i2k cents
coach * "'
Leave Alerandns At *, ~, liz, TX, J, and ~.
Leave Washington at Bk, lOk, IL. 2, az, and S.
Coach leaves the Capitol and pass street. at
7x,9x, IIk, TX, 3, snd ~.
oct@-d6 SAMUEL GEDNEY, Captain.
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IMPORTANT to Iconomists--The subscriber, by the
argo and Shoes which
such a enable so nm to SCI. e
large proportion public Attention requested the
boots from q z portion Superior
enuemen patent leather CATERS Taylor ties very
eaiemens fine aud brogans ties descp
Youths and children' boots and brosan every price and
Ladies' sai,sr. and half CATERS, the very
Ladies' and bustin walking shoes great variety
asss, and eh i every Kind.
no ne .dc ss% s Sos
remarkably prices cnumeae brogans from IS cents up
Gsni s 1assia: s!% as s.ss.a something new
description suitable g, farm farm S:s from g r
be tho prices paid for boots
and shoe, pas. were sI00an and g e.s q s sent
Oct a4-solwif Penn avenue Of Centre Market.
CLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY. 8 co. mo.t re.pect1uliy
they eep, Of another Of and
and
pleased their variety in dress goods We
900 pieces ladies' fancy dress k embracing every
rs piece. sxms rich dc lanes ca.mere.
IS s: and ... sn o% g
100 D.s s al e. ~
r price . is =. f good: market " "
20 do fine plaid silks, in brilliant coors
10 do fine r,ad merinocs
Z DO 90 .o S high nsa. nsu:.sllns. De IAlne
is do bright col0red French hannes
do plaid popinE-a bargain.
mourning goods opened supply, oows
10 pieces fine Lupin's bombasins
do medium do
Is do lowp priced do
nne6 Ga black Farmiesss cloths
do fine 4 4 black do
Is do fine silk warp ustIes
Is do black apacas
do and priced alpacas
do fneb Thibet merinoes
do double width black cashmeres
Is do black mousselines dc lame
10 do black twilled cashmeres, all wool, low priced
We have also
80 81 square black Thbet shaws
~ long black do
Oct 25--d3ufA WIT
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CONTINUES law in the Court attend "
aad settle
against boards commissioner
home and abroad oblas and bounty lands 70
debts dividends and Dhenlances Of the
United and foreign mako Of adsn
aud ths
loans lands and patent h In State OF the
Union.
PaIcu attention paid land title coming up
10 the United states Supreme Court appeal
prepaid addressed 10 W. g. Snsthen, Carroll
Place. Capitol Ill., Washington d. O., VIII meet with prompt al
tention. Oct 26-dly
decided BANGAINb-Ws prepared 70 give great bar
Blankets of all Sizes syes, and Quaitss soias u the
lot super
cos csssueIes and vesng Of tho finest and sp
proved fabrics and make
40 priced cloths, eassmees and twssds for boys
pieces shiIug linens all Of which
We have all other kinds dry goods usually found In
we'll ordered dry goods house.
Terms cash, unless arranged the contrary.
Good articles low prices aud fair dealing may be relied IN all
Q will afford great pleasure receive all amounts due
26--Suf PERRY b BROTHER.
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The receipts for duties for the last month have declined
about 5000 900; so that il fair infer that the imports
other than dry goods for the tme exhibit cores
ponding decrease.
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TExAA AgencyThc undersigned
appsrtanng Texas,
ands and patents
will be made when informed
Address n. q. CATLETT,
May JI-6mdAcp Dallas, Texas.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOAT.

NEW and beautiful Brussels Carpeting.-The
beers beg leave respectfully invite the attention purchasers
additional supply English Brussels Capstns
entirely designs this ecsved and win be offered low
the goods be bought the United
Also, English ocohs, Sheets which
HooE, BROTHER, \ CO.
Oct l4-3sawAwir
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CARDThc attention Of the public respectfully
Al stock OF rich cabinet French CHM
and SERVICE mantel glass ware,
double and single hair together with
useful household furniture all Of which has been sslsced with
from the manuactores
and will b. sold exceedingly low cash, liberal
satisfactory paper
DYER 4 MCGUIRE,
Sept I'D Aucnonssrs
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DANCING BCHOOL.-MADAM BLAKE has the honor Of
nouncng and the public that her dancing school
Ilal will be reception pupils
Of November 1851 Madam b. will teach variety Of p.ro
and ballroom dancing.
Through agent New York, Madam h. will all
dances for coming Days OF tuition Tuesdays and
Saturday. from till O'Clock. For apply the Hall.
Oct 7-eodt4th Nov
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HANGING ACADEMY.-Ftrst C0urss.-Mr. r. r. Liable
has OF Washington George
Alexandria, tha his frat dancing
win commence Thursday November g. At his
George Thomas Paker side OF
avenue 9th and TIN opposite
Days Of tuition Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
All the fashionable dances will be introduced iaagh.
4--dH
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EOR Kent, the largo and commodiOus house In tn
nrs ward occupied by tho Brazilian Minister.
For terms apply TO Gen. Graiioi, Sir Buildings.
Sept 2l--eodn (IntsIl
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u UssEL SMITHS Panorama Of the Holy Land will
open Temperance Hall Wednesday evening" the 29h
slant, ~ O'Clock.
Also, specimens of Chinese pantngs variety
Chinese selected by
Celestial Empire. Oct Qo-dn
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Cro.aY, IT rcr,oN-Tur FAITHFUL EXECUTION or ALL
THE PROVISIONS or THE CoMPRoMIsE-flEALITY OF THE
.I.vrRy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. no events have uanspsred
s;nc. the ORGANIZATION OF the federal government which
are iraught with more solemn reflection 70 ,ns american
er States In reading the lessons taught BY them. the
mind naturally turns to Georgia, not BY way Of exclu-
sion 10 her southern sisters but to their bright exem
plar in marking out the Of policy to be pursued
BY them in the perlous crisis through which they have
lust passed Whatever may be said of her in relation to
The topics involved in her recent elections may truly be
said OF the other saveholding Satesalways excepting
the anomalous attitude of South Carolina for although
the separate secessonss in this latter State have just
been defeated by large majority the coopera,ionss or
successful party at the polls openly avow their hostility
to longer continuance of the Union account OF the
past action OF the federal and their readiness
TO dissolve the moment they can get assistance from
other southern States.
In calling the attention OF fellow-clzens Of tne
savehoding States TO the position OF Georgia anu
her southern sisters acting unison with hs we nave
felt justified by the consideration that the Union ana
Compromise party OF the South. being IN iul ana com
plee Of the rens OF political power are deeply
impressed with the solemn responsibilities, thus devoived
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UTANTEDA lady to teach muscpano Guitarand singing
None apply but those who have had experiences
with the highest musical circles Ono who lead
tsrms, will
ington Union.
G, ID. ELLIOTT.
NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY,
Nashville, (Tcnn.,) Oct IA, 1851.
Oct 23-3teod
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-27
PIANO FORTE WAREROOM.


No. 8 Warren Hall, Pearl ST., Worcester.
Ezxl Il. s. MASON has, and intends to keep
s5% for sale, good assortment of Piano FOrtes.
[T II The stock at present consists of Pianos in
Rosewood and Mahogany Gases, round, half
round and square corners all of which made in the
most thorough manner and will be sold low good in
struments be bought and terms favorable the
purchaser at any other establishment
From the experience the subscriber has had in teaching
and in seec ing Planes he feels confident that every Piano
recommended by him will give entire satisfaction.
Every instrument will be warranted, and if il does not
prove in every respect as recommended, it may be
changed or the money leiH be refunded.
Pianos of any description will be furnished to order at
short notice.
SECONDHAND PIANOS FOR SALE Three good
second Pianos for SALE in Rosewood Case been used
two yearsa good instrumen-and two in Mahogany Ca
SEES very good tone Amy person wishing cheap instru
ment will do wei call and look the above, they
will be sold low
Secondhand Pianos bought, taken in exchange for
ones.
Pianos Tuned and Repaired and all business connected
with the trade profession either in of the city,
will be promptly and faithfully attended to- application
No. Warren Hall, at his residence, of Jack
son and Beacon streets je9-dis3m
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Warm Weather.

GO long delayed has come at last and all the suffe
- Rd rel ef by purchasing some of the nice FANS
and PARASOS be found at the Worcester Thread Store
2l4 Main street, at the lowest prices.
ie23-d6twtf JOSEPH A. ROWLAND.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-27

American Razors,
NJ very superior quality, and tCarrdnted for sale by
~ myl7-dis6w q. FOSTER 4 co.
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Salesman Wanted,
A TIE CITY STORE, 1862 Main street
IA jel9-dwu O. j. NEWCOMB
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NOTICE.



June 49, 1851.
DARTICULAR ATTENTION is called to the 32d and
44th Sections of the 9Th Chapter of the Ordinance Of
the City of Worcester, which read as follows:
Sect 3D. No person shall lie fasen any horse cattle,
team to any of the trees preserved for
ment and shade in any highway any public
grounds any fence put up protection of
such trees
Sect. A: No person shall place, sweep, dep sit any
dirt sawdust soot ashes cIuders shreds shavngs hair
manure, oyster LOBSTER clam shells, any animal
vegetable substance, any rubbish, oa filth of any
kind in upon any public highway street, sidewalk or
public place. without first obtaining written license there
for from the Committee Highways, person an
thorzed by them, and without faithfully complying with
the condition of the license
Attention is also called the 5th and 9th Sections of the
59th Chapter of the Revised Statutes:
Sect If any person shall have in his possession with
intent to sell, shall offer for sale, shall SELL or give
away, ofhe fireworks called rockets crackers sQubs
serpents without first having obtained license the
Selectmen of the town. he SHALL for every such offence,
forfeit sum not exceeding ten dollars, 20 the of the
town in which the offence shall have been committed.
Sect If any person shall have in his possession with
intent to set fire shall fire to- any rocket cracker
squb serpent shall throw any lighted rocket cracks
er squb serpent within any town. without the license
of the Seecnen, he SHALL for every oense forfeit
not exceeding ten dollars, to the OF the town in which
the offence shall have been committed
je2l-duy4 GEO. JONES, City Marshal
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ROOMS TO LET,

the New Building Exchange street, near Main St.,
suitable for Grocery Provision Store Also, rooms
that well lighted and calculated for almost any kind OF
mechanical business. Inquire of
HATCH g. TOWNSEND,
le24-dtf On the premises
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SALT, SALT.

SALI, SALI,
100 Bags Liverpool Coarse and Fine Salt
lOO SO bags = Fine Salt, for butter.
800 bags Ground Rock Salt for butter.
For sale by J. E. GREGORY 81 CO.. 3 IL Main ST.,
jell-dw6w Opposite Court House.
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BOARDING.
Board

AN be obtained for two gentlemen at convenient resi-
dence ON Pleasant street, by application the subscr-
Der at the store of b. l.. hARDoN IL Co.
jel7-d3w c. b. MOSEIY
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Board at the Franklin House

4 rev boarders he accommodated at the Franklin
House with board and good rooms with board alone
Gentlemen and their wives have furnished or unfur
hished parors, as they desire. Apply to
apo dli JESSE PIERCE.
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skY-Light Dagnerreotynes

IT, u. CLAFLlN invites the attention OF the public
~. TO the superior DAGUERREOTYPES he is now
taking at l42 Main street.
u Particular attention is invited the clear and life.
IKE expression of the eyes the rich and beautiful oness
picture. f w
FROM his long experience in, and extensive knowledge Of
the business together with The facilities with which he has
10 operate he feels justified in saying that the pictures he
Is now producing exceed by those of any other
operator either in the city country Persons having
pictures taken by the best operators earnestly solicited
to call and compare them with the pictures now being
taken at his rooms. 1t is fact universally acknowledged
tha me pictures taken at his rooms in point of denea-
on boldness, aud unerrng truthiunes are equaed by
few, and exceled by none.
u Price s. Loo, and upwards, according to size of plate
and richness of frame case.
u Persons having pictures taken by other operators
with which they dissatisfied have them retaken at
reasonable charge. Copies taken Daguerreotvpes
and Painted Miniatures, Busts and Portraits.
% Children taken at all ages.
Recolect the number-l42 MAIN STREET (up only one
fight of stairs doors north of B. l.. HARDoN's & Co.
Worcester, June 25 ie26-dtfis
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German Window and Picture Glass.
THREE HUNDRED boxes German Glass, comprising
good variety of sizes and qualities for sale low by
apr5-dwis3m POOLE IL MILES, 23I Main st.
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Quinsigamond Bank.
Lime, Lime!
For Covering Picture Frames
Important.

I'll persons ndebc cd the subscriber. either by note
N or book account, notified that their bills will be
made out and be settled before the first of July
next. Ije25 d5w MARTIN STOWE.
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Morphia.

New Bedford Oil
DLEACHED and Unblea he'd Sperm and Whale. in bar
ID rels of from 80 to 40 gallons each Also Refined LarC
Oil, at Harrington Corner, opposite City Hall.
jel3-dw3m SAMUEL O. WHITE e. co,
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In Basement of Nos, l & 2 Piper's BLOCK.

III basement OF NOS. q q F1perS BLOCK
Next Door South u. s. Hotel.
TNHE subscribers have resumed business in the above
j Spacious Saloon, which they have fitted up with all
the improvements of the day, and convenenees
as the public accommodation demands.
Their Cooking apparatus is Of the latest and con-
Hruction the establishment is literally supplied with pure
spring water, and every part lighted with gas.
Their reputation has long established as keepers of
mn Eating House, and they will be ready all hours to
furnish parties or individuals with such refreshments as
may be desired
New ork Oysters constantly hand and furnished in
any quantity to order.
Fruit of all kinds. Nuts and Confectionery of the best
quality, will always be found at their establishment
II Grateful for the liberal patronage hitherto received
they respectfully solicit its continuance from their friends
and the public.
my2l-dwis3m SPURR & LEWIS
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American And Union.

fTNHE ENGRANlNGS for subscribers to the AMERICAN
/ ART UNION, for 1850, ready for delivery, al
the office of the State Mutual Life insurance Company.
je24 diff G. HARRIS, Hon. Sec'y for Worcester.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-01-15

vacant piece Of ground; then proceed 10 mis-
them together, taking -four Psfss tan to one
part Of SACKED lime. When you have Il
thorough mixed, let il remain 10 that condi.
ton for about i~o or three years, when the
lime will have ell the rsncofous matter de.
s,ro,ed ,ha, is in the tan, when Il 10 1T lot
use. We generally apply it to our ~haa'
ground Is, before seeding, putting It 'booi
az thick as stable manure. aud The virtue Of II
is suffi en,ly made known BY the abundant
crop ~h,ch is produced the mex. season. !
would strongly recommend the above to all
that NAV have the articles within their reach.
jus, try il, and assure you that you will be
well repaid for your trouble. pRC
ODkriile, Pa, 1850.
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Medicines for Horse 3.

The following from the American AgrI.
col:uris', sa,ots strongly Of ,und common
sense, and ~e present It to our readers az =
moroccan, calculated 10 do much good.
As a general thing, any medicine. errspt
an eme'ic, is good for horse. that 10 good
for the same complaint in the human system.
Multiply the ordinary doss fo' q man BY 8.
for q common sized horse, and by ~ for .
very large one"
Tho above, "ss,s the A sficul,uris', /" vas
obtained While upon q late VISIT to Col. Wade
H4np'on, Of Sru,h Csrolins, and fs~ men
10 Tho country are more competsnt 10 give q
prescription oil the kind. than that gent emsn
Hs has been long known q. one OF The best
breeders Of horses IN The United States, a.
well az one Of the bes, Of cotton planters and
stock breeders ~ The Snu,h.
W,naam. Me-, 1850.