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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-10-27
new ADVERTISEMENTS,
State of South Carolina,
KERSIIA w DISTRICT.
In Equity.
Bill for Partition
and substituting
Trustees, &c.
Louisa dc Bruhl b.
next friend,

|
kinS SowclI and q. Trustees, &c.
Sowcll, Admr. ct al ...
n obedience to an order in this case
IL made, dated October 9th, A. ID. 1852.
| will offer sale at public outcry, on the
lst day OF November next, Mt the Court
House Door IN Camden, all the Lands be-
longing tc Levi Sowell. deceased. The
said lands viii be sold in Inherent tracts
or parcels, ms recommended in the return
of the Commissioners to the Wri: of Par
titlon issued IN this case, and as represent
ed III the So eral plats therein referred to.
and is more particularly described MS TO-
lows;
| TRACT NO. l.-Contains $40 acres.
about half Of which is cleared land, and
Is bounded as follows. On the North by
lands belonging to the Estate of Ricl,'i.
Holley, decd. aud Englisl's Branch
by lands of Estate Of Levi SoweII, decd.
South by lands Of same Estate and Spring
Branch, and West by Lynches Creek
SAID Tract has on it the residence of the
late proprietor.
TRACT NO. 2--Contains 3S6 acres.
about half Of which is cleared, aud is
bounded as follows: North by lands, own
ership Of which is not known--East by
lands granted to Charles Evans and by
Woodward Braneh-South by Lyncbes
Creek-West by Spring Branch and lands.
belonging TO the Estate Of Levi Sowell
decd, and lands Of Burreli Cato.
TRACT NO. 3--Contains 800 acres,
none Of which is cleared--bounded North
by Ballaleou Road and Lawyer Road.
East by Lawyer Road-South by John
Bailey's land-West by Road from Cam.
den to Taxabaw.
TRACT NO. 4-Contains 757 acres,
none Of which is cleared, and is bounded
on tho North by lands supposed to be va
can't aud lands Of Jas. Estridge, and by
Long Branch-East by lands belonging
to Estate Of Levi Soweil--has on it a Mil
Pond. Buffalo Creek runs entirely through
said tract, as does likewise the Camden
Road,
TRACT NO. Contains so acres, mono
OF which Is cleared, and is bounded North
by Long Branch, and South by lands
granted 10 Willis T. Jones, in 1880.
TsrDss.--A credit, without interest, ur
Ill January lst, ls54--Purchasers TO gi,1
bond, with approved personal secure.
and q mortgage Of the premises.
w. III. II. WORKMAN, c.K,K, b
October ~, 1852. SO IT.
Prn.eTs Fee 5000
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PIRATES IN THE CHINA SEAs.-Ext~act
from letter from Captain Palmer of the
New York clipper ship Celestial, from
Shanghae, at Liverpool, under date Ist of
October, to his owners in this city.
Il omitted to mention in my last that /
was attacked by a fleet of nine piratical
junks on the coast of Haman. The shin
was between the land and the junks. wind
light, and the pirates within a quarter Of
n mile of me, when they all bore down up
on the ship, beating their gongs, and FIR
ing with double sl,ottcd guns. The guns,
however, were too hcavil.' shoted, and
fell short of us. The breeze providential.
ly frcshened, and | soon got clear of them:
but for this nothing could have saved us,
for some of the junks had mounted SIR
teen guns. and had from forty to fifty men
on board"
This extract shows the necessity of n
complies naval force being kept up in that
region, for the protection of our rapidly in
crcasing commerce, and commcnds Itself
strongly to the attention Of our Govern.
mcnr.-NeV York Com. 1dr.
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There are some outrages which an Of.

There are some outrages which an Of
ended community may pardon-but an
error so grave as the one to which we have
advcrted, committed by srciety which
processes to be governed by Christian prin-
ciples, 10y correct business habits, without
which no individual can maintain the re-
putation of fair dealer, and by an ardent
desire to promote the cause Of truth, VIC
cannot pallate. We always loved the A.
I. Society, but we still more highly value
the virtues of honesty and sincerity-whcn
the former rcpudiatcs the latter, we are
constrained to withdraw our confidence
from it, and with sadness of heart we bid
it farewell.
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Fillibuster Movements at New-York

Ir is said the Government has been in
formed that there are enrolled in New
York two thousand men and bows for n
new toray upon Cuha-whose haunts and
places ot rendezvous are well known.
and OF whose movements and intentions
the Government is well informed. Dcs-
patches have gone on from Washington
to the officers of the Government in New
York, for complete and cffectual en-
ccution Of the neutrality laws, and for
obedience to all our treaty obligations,
and to the law Of nations. A despatch
from Washington adds:
"Ihe movements of the United States
ships of war in Ncw-York have :cGcrcncc
to the execution Of our own law. MS well
as the enforcement Of the trrates with
Cuba. The president will do his duty,
and his whole duty, inhexibly, Just as he
did before, without fear or favor. The
|. 5. Army and Navy forces in New
York will probably be put under the order
Of the I. S. District Attorney, if they are
deemed necessary for the enforcement of
laws"
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Burning Smoke.

Two years ago the cities in England
and Scotland were like smoked hams,
owing TO the dense volumes of smoke
which filled he atmosphere by the usN of
bltuminous coal. The fields of grain were
black in appearance from the same cause,
and the hedges were in the like condition,
Now all is changed the skye is no longer
like smoke.house the rains descend in
clear streams, not in inky rivulets; the
houses begin to look rs If their faces were
washed, and the hedges begin to wear
their old daIk green appearance. All
this has been accomplished by an Act Of
Parliament making it penal for factories
to let their smoke escape. The smoke is
all burned by simple contrivances offurn-
aces, among which Juke's," is very
CONSPICUOUS. A Commission Of Govern
ment first established that the burning Of
smoke was perfectly practicable, and Par
lament then enforced the fact by law, The
factory and will owners soon found out
how to fulfil the conditions ofthis law. and
the results, they save a,great deal of fuel
by the operation.-iScienGfc american.
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For THE LEDGER.
To J. w. of Lancaster.
w. w. NJ.

Are all my efforts used in vain,
Are you resolved to shun my sex?
Can no sweet girl your fond love gain
lfnot you will | then perplcx.
How would you like lady tall
Her hairns black as ravens wing,
Her teeth so whtc-admired by all,
And voice so sweet to hear her sing.
Beauty of FORM complexion clear,
Her fingers tapering and so white,
Feet so small 3s she cannot wear,
And even 2s are not too tight.
Dian onds sparkle, so her eyes,
Ruby lips and pouting too,
Unnumber'd charms which have made sigh.
Say, this description, will it do!
And not thousand miles from here,
A lady thus will crown your bliss,
BE bold courageous without fear,
Faint heart nc'cr won n woman's kiss.
Leave blanks and briefs and anii-6anks,
Haste thee TO win her ere too late,
even do not wish your thanks,
But come ard claim your lovely KATE
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Blu SINESS NOTICES,

sV- THE Commissioner in Equity Of Ker-
shaw District, requests us to direct attention
to his advertisement Persons wishing to
purchase Land, will observe that the sale
takes place in Camden, on Monday next
~ OuR neighbor, Mr.. s. b. Emmons
has perfect bazarr near our habitation-
A purchaser would be obliged to visit n doz-
en- stores in Charleston, wheNas, at Mr.. En-
mons he could find every article he wished.
Mr.. +. has purchased his stock at the North,
and having given himself ample time to make
his purchases, we know his customers will
be pleased with his selections
sy- SEE T. K Cureton's Advertisement
Stir yourselves and pay up, and at the same
time remember the Printer!
Icy Mr.. Boon, II will be seen by adver.
tiscment, has taken the Hotel in, amden, for
merly occupied by Mr.. Ingram. Under the
cognomen of" United States" we hope il
will receive n share of the patronage Of the
travelling public.
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For THE LEDGER.
LANCASTER, S. C.Oct. 90. 1852

Mr.. Editor Il spent the day yesterday,
on the planration belonging TO the estate of
Col. F. w. Dlvic, deed, in Ches ter District
and was frequently about the screw. where,
MIR. a. Carter, the ovcrSeer, and some of the
hands were picking cotton. They packed
that day, SO bales, averaging 42o lbs. Ev-
cry bale was neatly scwcd and corded. Mr..
Carter sHys when this days work is beaten,
he will raise his figures a notch higher.
Respectfully,
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e. Lovers Of the horrible" will rea,

III LNNcTe OF IHc 'HOrrlDIe7 VIII read
tbe following with pleasure:
A Man WoLF.-The Clamor Pub!ico
of Madrid, has the following from Coun.
ma, about the Gtl.-"There has Just been
denounced to the tribunal Of this city, a
man who, upon his own confession has
beon in the habit Of going into the forest
and killing and eating men, women and
children. He was captured at CASTLE.
lie has declared to the examining Magis-
trate that he had two accomplices, be-
onging to Valencia, and that they carried
on traffic with Portugal for the fat OF
his victims. This horrible monster added
that he had killed and eaten his mother
and sister"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-10-27

The Barnwell, s. c.. Palmetto Sentinel,
understands that E. ID. Fielder was killed
on Saturday morning last by. the passen-
ger train Of cars passing across his neck
and severing bis head from his body, near
Lowry's Turn Out, 8, G,
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Lancastervillc, s. C.
RETURN DAY.-Saturiay October 80.

w WE learn from the Camden Journal
that the Fall Term of the Court Of Common
Pleas, for Kershaw District will commence
its session on Wednesday, the Sd Of Novem-
Der. The postponcment from Monday the
lst, to Wednesday is occasoned by the ex-
ira session of the Legislature which will
take place in Columbia.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-10-27

The MEMPHIS AND CHARLEsrToN RAIL
soAD, will be opened and in operation, it
is expected, to LaGrange, Tenn, q distance
Of so miles, by the 1st of January next.
The distance between LaGrange and Tus-
cumbia, near one hundred miles, will be
rapidly completed, when it will connect
with the Tuscumbia and Decatur Rail
Road fifty miles long, which will be re-laid
and in operation by the same time.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-10-27

70" Our thanks to Mr. Henry J. Stevens,
for the present of potatoes. They were Of
such size that we found three, with some of
Cousarrs becfand Hasseltine wheat bread, an
abundance for dinner yesterday. Should
any of our fastidiors epicures snecr at this,
ur excuse is that zoe are the housekeeper at
present.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-10-27

Many feared that his administration would
assume enc sided Anglo-aristocratic char
acter. His inaugural address to. Congress,
however tranquilised the minds of most per-
sons" Ifthe editor Of the Herald is not sat-
is6ed, we can't help it.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-10-27

Some two weeks ago We received an nd
vertisement from J. Hunter, Philadelphia, and
the offer of Twelve Dollars to insert it in the
Ledger one year. We wrote to Hunter that
we would do so if he would pay us in ad-
vance---wc have not heard from him since
This looks significant
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-10-27

H Is is said that Mrs. Mary Toland,
wife Of Dr. II. II. Toland, recently Of Col.
umbia, s. c., died on the LIST Of Septem-
Der at che Stockton House, Stockton, Cal
ifornia, aged 20 years, William A Seic.
ler, Of Barnwell District in this State, also
died at Barton's Bar, California, recently
Of Cholera,
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Charleston Market.

Oct. 23.---COTToS.--1h he trInsactioss yes-
terday reached about 1000 bales, at extremes
ranging from 8! to lOlc. The sales est1b-
iish decline OF about &c. on the quotations.
given in our weekly report,
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COLUMBIA, Oct. 23.-CoTroy--Thec co..
ton market To-day was quiet but steady; in
prices there WAS no change from those ofthr
previous day, and the market closed firm.---
43 bales were sold at 8 to 81 cents.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-10-27

LARGE YIELD OF CoRN.--We are in
formed that Mr.. George S. Peay, who re-
sides on Rocky Creek, in this District, has
gathered this season ninety-eight bushels
of corn from one acre!--CAester Stand
ard
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Oct 23--.HALF-PAsToyE o'cLocK--('orToy.
The aalcs this morning footed Co bslcs,
ut from7j Il l0I--.rriccs continuing to droop,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-10-27

ESr The Court Of Bishops of the
Episcopal chuEh in session at Darlington,
New-Jersy, adjourned on Friday afternoon,
having agreed by vote of eight to six
not to try Bishod Doane,
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COM NJ ERCIAL
LATEST DATES.

From HAvRE. -. ........... Get. 3.
From Havana. Get. j.,
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Communications.
For THE LEDGER,
INDIAN SPRINGS. Oct. 25, 1852.

Mr.. Editor Having seen published in
your paper an account of Cotton picking,
have thought htproper to send you a statement
of ecks picking by five hands which is as
follows:
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@- p. $40 JAsEy WANNA.

] really pity thee, poor fool,
A would-be poet wasting time;
In mercy friend, do 20 to school,
And ne'er again try to write rhyme.
KATE.
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cay OFFICE on EOARD,oF HEArTM-Fri-.
d1y,24P p. NJ. The Board of Ilealth report
five death from Yellow Fever for the past
twenty-four hours.
J, |. DAWSON, NJ. d., C, r.
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From the Charleston Courier
Tclegraphic Intelligence.
Precarious Condition of Mr.. Webster.

Baltimore, October y, II L. M.
Advices from Boston state that Mr..
WEBSTER is dying, and that he cannot live
throughout the day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-27

DY LICENSE of the Court Of Probate, viii be sold
ratrx of the Estate Of Bstsey Lowering deceased at
the Auction Room of ). w. Seby q Co on saturday,
ssrpoo,' Pro@issorS Note, Of siss 60 dated March
1885, signed by p. w. Watt and payable to said Besey
Lowering Terms Cash.
Worcester Feb. 10, 1859. feb2l dlawtM6-w2t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
z. A. Gnndnnw

d ESPECTFULLY announces, that he has taken the
III well known stand of w. G.. d. ]. @. Maynard,
where he will be happy to wait the old friends Of the
es ablishment and all Others who may be disposed 10
favor him with II call
The subscriber would assure the public thai no pains
will be spared TO keep assortment of Boots, Shoes,
and Rubbels that will be satisfactory with superior
facilti for purchasing Goods, and having had many
years experi' nee in business, he would invite ONE and
ALL to c1il, and il his stare is THE place to
buy Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers.
Having secured the services Of Mr.. @ Maynard, his
friends informed that he will be happy to wait
them as usual. f. A. GOODNOW,
No. Piper B, Jock, 267 Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-27

Fairbanks Healing Compound.
TOR Sale at The Praprietorss prices. wholesale nm
n retail, by l.. 7. LAzELL, Druggist, 2ol Main q
ieo20ssN asfess's-- dam3wis ESN "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-27
Messenger's NOtIce.

Worcester, S. February &c, 1852.
TToN HENRY CHAPLIN Commissioner OF Insol-
vency within and for the County of Worcester, has
this day issued Warrant against the Estate GEORGE
w. PHILLIPS, of Worcester, in said county, Brake
man, an nsolvent debtor and the payment OF any
debts the delivery OF any property belonging to said
nslvent debtor, him for his use, and the transfer
of any property by him, are forbidden by law 3
The first meeting of the creditors of sad insolvont
debtor will be held Court Of Insolvency, at The of
fce Of said Commissioner Worcester in said county,
on the sixteenth day OF March next 10 O'clock in
the forenoon for the proof Of debts and he choice Of
assignee or assignees OF said Estate, sy0.
!. DAY, Dep. Sheriff,
feb26-d3tw1t Messenger.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
New Dress Goods,

WE are this week OF ening large assortment OF
w NEW DRESS GOODS, In entirely new and
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-27

\ To Let. ba
TINE STORE and Cellar, on Norwich street, former
L ly occupied by A. & w III. Harris, as Flour and
Grain store. Inquire of EARL WARMER.
Worcester, Feb. 18th, 1852 feb20 div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-27

NOTARY PUBLIC,
Will attend to this and to other of business at
his Office the Central Bank. novedu
Segars Of exquisite favor are always to be
found in qvantities to suit at the Drug Store of
l.. T. LAZELI,
13-dH 20l Main St.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-27
New Orleans.
WITHOUT BIRTHSTONE.
To the Public,

HAVING counseed with the most renowned Chem
Ii lists of France Germany, and the United States,
have at last succeeded in introducing, by chemical
process, all entire new article of MATCHES; no Sui
phur being used in the composition, which does away
with that unhealthy SMELL injurious and disagTeeable
to all. We now offer 10 the public superior model
Match and from the numerous orders have received
frum all parts of the country, confident that they
superior any thing OF the kind ever before offered
the world for Shipping purposes. They give uniyer"
sal satisfaction, being affected by change OF climate
All orders eft with Draper & CLARK, Agents, No.
lob, lO5 and l07 Front street, will meet with despatch
BISHOP & MCDONALD,
feb26 dlm* Westport, Conn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-27

ravelling agents Wanted.-One hundred
additional Agents, TO for new and popular
works. IN every County throughout the limited tat,s.
To young men of business habits, inducements are Of
fered worthy heir attention. For further information,
apply at the office of the subscriber, Flaggs Building
Ma street, nearly opposite the Post Office, address,
(post pad) Z. NJ. d ii BILL
Worcester, Mass, Feb. 81, 1882. d3w
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COMMERCIAL.
Cambridge Cattle MarISet-Feb Is

Cambridge Cattle MarIxet-Feb. Is.
At Market 1872 Catte-about 500 Beeves and 232
Stores, consisting of Working Oxen Cows and Calves
Yearlings, two and three years old.
Prices-Market Beet-Extra Sc IS per cwt LIST quality
So 00-2d do SIS 90 a S Sod do 81 50-ordinary 81.
Hides-S4a4 SO per cwt-TaIlow So so a 6 co.
Pelts-$l a 25 Calf Skins-l0 lGlc per Id.
Veal Calves-$4 SO.
6tores-Working Oxen-$85, 80, 96, IS, l0l to III.
Cows and Calves-$2I, "a, II, so 10 80.
Yearlmgs-Sl II IA to i6.
Two years Old 10, S2l, SIG S3I
Three wears old-S25, %, 81 a 49,
Sheep and Lambs-2O35 at market, nearly all sold.
Prices-ExIra S., z, 6a 10 co. BY ot, So So rs, 8,
8 50, so.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-27
independent ClairvoYant.

MFRS. M. w. TYLER, As Exchange st, Worcester
M Muss, respectfully offers her services to the public
for the examination aud of diseases by of
Clarvoyanee. Mrs. would inform those who wish
10 consult her, that she has examined many cases of
and chronic diseases recently, the entire salts
faction If those examined, and refer to many
spectacle citizens for proof of the Mrs, Tyler
may he consulted at her residence, above, from
O'clock A NJ till 5, P NJ.
Examining fee 50cents Prescription so cents.
Feb "a, 1852. div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-27

Having disposed of our Stock to Mr.. g., we take
pleasure in recommending him to our friends and for
ler customers MS gentleman every way worthy their
patronage and well qualified by experiences and une-
Quaed facilities for purchasing Goo Is, to supply the
receive that support which been generousl be-
slowed upon us. w. u. J. q. MAYNARD.
hog DIR
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Brighton Nrarket-Feb. Is.

At Market $50 Beef Cattle, no Stores, 10 pairs Work
ing Oxen, SO Cows and Calves, 1000 sheep and Lambs
and no Swine.
Prices-Bsef Cattle-Extra, Sc rs; first quality, sci;
second do, $50 6; third do, 81 90 a Al.
Working Oxen-S8i, 80 a loo
Cows and C,ilves-$2O %, 25, 80 and 81
Sheep and Lambs-Sales at So 50, So rs SO; Extra,
IS, Sc a 81.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-27
House Lois.

TINE Subscriber has for sale twenty or thirty fine
4 Building Lots, oszes suit purchasers, situated
in the most pleasant part of the city Of Worcester,
short distance from the Cour Houses Any person de-
sirOus of buildg will do well call the subscriber,
before purchasing elsewhere, as ne will sell such
te ms as TO object for the purchaser who wishes
to build For further particulars inquire Of The sub
scriber. JOHN b. PRATT, 20. "a Main st.
Worcester, Feb % 1852 fen24 dial
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-27

DR.. A. j. Eaton, corner ofMyrtle and southbridge
teets, Worcester, Mass jan7dtf
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Bow Wanted.

T the I" Hive Store A smart, active LAD, about
IN l6 wears off age. Salary $75 One from the Coun.
try preferred el ersonal application necessary.
feb27 diff GEO. p. BRYANT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-27

Notice to the Public !-DR. BUNTING be
leave most respectfully to announce, that his stay being
limited in Worcester he would request as eaIly cali
as possible, from those sirous of an examination on
Diseases OF the Chest and Lungs which are given at his
ONCE gratuitous, every day in the week. except Mon
days and Thursdays. Office hours from A. Nj. to
p M; office 1870 Main street. Iebl8 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-27

DIR. HI. w. Buxt tom, PULMoNisT, Corner OF
Main and Myrtle streets, opposite Cofon Nursery,-
Where his services be promptly obtained at any
hour, by day night when prevented by previous
Professional Duties.
Auscullauon and Advice, Free. Edtf--dec25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-27
Situation Wanted,

DGA YOUNG WOMAN, who is acquainted with
ID all kinds of house work Wonld not object to GO
ing short distance into the Country. Inquire at Mr..
MARS, on Cypress street, at the house the
Bowling Alley. feb27 d4tF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-27
SALE OF STOCKS,
At Boston, February 90.
DIED.

In this city, Feb 49, Caroline NJ, wife of William
Mandsley, aged 10 years, = months.
25th, Charlotte 4. White so years.
goth, Eliza M, wife of James AtiS, 81 years. Fu-
nerrl O'clock This afternoon at The house of Joel
Putqan, on Adams street. Friends invited to at.
tend.