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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-10
VOLUME LII.
Tur RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
pupl,sAEp DAILY AND sENiwEEELf'
Nv RITCuIE, PRYOR & DCSNASANT.
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suc.s winch o. ers'es n serious tax upon Editors
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
In THE DAuY EseuIRsR-For TEN lines or lees, tirr'
laser ION MY GEMS un' very succeeding insertion twcn
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hre. ,c week shirtysev"n and hall cents for each
In n,rruon after the first.
annual al, ctscr5 charged ft,y dollars for TWELVE
Nne. and in proportion for advertisements oi greater
rlst except Lottery vcadcr. AMI Auconrers, who are
charged 500. paper nchided)
ly rHR SEdIWEEXLY-tcr TEN liues or less, hrst ln'
,son seventy Tor each continuance hy Genie
'g- AL Obituaries und Tributes oi Respect, exceeding
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DIPLOMAT AND BANKER.

We have been complimcnted with letter from Mr..
Daniel E. Shles, Secretary of Legation at the Court
of st. james, in which he requests to publish cor
respondence which he "has recently had with MIR.
Peabody, the American Banker in London. Wecan-
not comply with the request Of Mr. Sickes
but we indicate the character of the cor
rcspondence in very few words.-lt seems
that on the Ith Of July, Mr.. Peabody, as il
his custom, gave banquet, to which Mr.. Sickcs
with other American residents in London, was invi-
ted. Mr. Peabody, like all rich republicans who
choose to reside abroad is excessive admirer OF
royalty and loses all opportunity Of rendering
homage to the Woman of Windsor and her cOnsort
At this banquet, portraits Of Victoria and Albert were
hung around the WALL and toasts were drunk in their
honor The sensitive soul of Mr. Scklos sickcned at the
spectacle, and, like sturdy republican, he left the Ia
bic in disgust. Afterwards i'll letter TO the editor
of the Boston Post, he manitesteds appreciation Of
Mr. Peabodys hospitality, by ridculing the banquet
and sneering at the host. To this indecent publica,
ton, Mr.. Peabody made an appropriate reply, and the
up.hot was challenge from Mr.. Scklcs, to which Mr.
Peabody responds in the most contcmptuous spirit.
For the life of US we cannot understand why Mr.
Scklcs desires the publication of this correspondence
1t mny convict Mr.. Peabody Of aunkeyis but it con-
victs himself Of something worse-a brutal disregard
Of the ordinary courtesies of society.
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Your afectionatc fnthcr,
L. f. MAURY.
Master RICHARD H. MAuKY,
Care ot w. {. IIa.Lrouck, ESD, Newburs, \. I

CENrRAL Rail RUAD.-REPORr or THE PRESI-
DESr.--Wc have received the annual report OF Pre-
siclent Fontauc. We will merely glance Mt Il few Of
the topics il embraces.
The receipts IN this roal during the ycnr have been
1886 7;s9, TINT is to say fraction below S!i0OO Il
month"; or $500 duy on mn average. The receipts
this year exceed those of the Int by more than
81 ha; that is To saw by nj lCa- y per cent. They
would have been much larger but for several causes
which operated against the road, hut which will not
exist il il hoped, III future lat The nDuatain track
was no; completed until the LIST of April. ID. The
crop of wheat has not been than half. 3D.. The
cniern in Richmond curtailed the regular way.tra
vel through IL TO the springs. ltE. The company
obliged IL ndnp the low rates of fare adopted by the
roads on the South-sle of the river. a hope is cx
pressed that stop will bo put 10 this rnous species
nl competitions The mountain trark over the Blue
Ridge has answered every expectation. 1t does every
day, Oh average. the business ot thrty-Scvcn WI
gons III the way "t freight, Gnd twenty stages IN the
OF travel. Ii found In be salcr ut the speed AZ
which the trains pass over II, than any railroad "n
which the ordinary speed of u or 81 miles Is prHrtlscd
Another point o great interest is that which relates to
the Covingon ana Ohiu Railroad. and the caaal.-
The President thinks the connection of the canal and
the Covingun road 10 far from being injurious tn the
interests Uf the Central Railroad. will be highly hene
iicl 10 it. He feels convinced that the State OF Nir-
giua will never abandon It line, onr-haf rnroad and
the other halt water communication, where the grades
of tho ruilrund excellent that 1t can convey
three times much freight n the baltimore and
OHIO. There il the best understanding between the
friend. OF the canal and those of the CovinGton and
Ohio Railroad, who lar from considering their in
t-rcsts anlagonistc, regard them as inscparaby con"
mccted 10 MbOrougI tlrty-nlne miles west of
StaunJn. the road hHs been graded, and s ready for
the rails; but the Legislature having failed to make
any appropriation last winter, Mr. Elicit has gone Ia
EUROPE To- dispose OF the bonds of the company, 10
purchase iron. From the point TO which tho rails
will be laid, it is hoped next spring, the distance to
the Hockbrdge Alum Springs is 5mlcs, TO the White
Bath Alum TO- 1t is hoped the section will he ready
for the heavy Springs rnvri. Tie whole of the heavy
iron procured for laying 2l miles Of the section be-
tween the Junction and Richmond, and all the road
between urdousv!!c and Charlottesville, ls already
lud, except about 10 miles The company within the
yenr. have laid 81 miles of 6 pound iron. We have
space to-day fur lhan The above brici review
of tl. r.uurt OF the able President.
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VAIIiABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
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ay.RrNARI.ELA LAND FOR SALE.

ALBElIARI.E LAND FOX SALE.
WYE c:.cr or sale bsuaiItul fsri, IN the county {"
w Albcn .re lying the Eastern slope OF The South
wes; Mounrsiu d.t"nt FROM kc-w"S che 'isi'i'" e"
ri Raj Road D.pot) one ms-iroul the contemplated
rx.cnsuu OF te Orange and Alexandria Rall Roat one
mile and nom the Rvunna Horse boat Improvement inr
ml.. II contains TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY
THREE AND ONETtIlRD ACRES, lU vi which a!r
cl-sr-d we'll enclosed. und III high state OF Improve
mont, The remainder Is in woods The buildings are all
pey the dwelling Is OF brick Two stones, containing ten
room. hall and passage and Us far completed, lie I'M
i.hed in TIC very beat style The location j, unsurpassed
for besry and variety scenery for health, and for
fined and good society 70 wishing healthy country
sunirnr resiencc is particularly desirable. as swi,h
in few hour ride OF Richmond or Washington. Ii b
larger farm preferred 800 acres or more adj dining
Gun b. had at fair price. Reference may be had TO Mr.
J,ues Hsr OF Abcmarle keswick Depot; ur 10 Messrs
e. Rurin and John Jones u Richmond. But persons
sre requested TO examine Tor themselves.
S.A. HART.
Nv oasce is Kcsvvici Depot. Albem"rl-, Etgius
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WISH 10 sell . trnc, Of snd ubout 200 acres, mile
and half from Por, Royal Caroline county. Virginia,
immediately The road Bowling Green The land is
very rich More than huurcd are in wood and
tu,osr when sell WE'LL either in Port Royal vessels
and steamboats, trading with Por Royal. There is de-
al the way from the farm the vi!Hge and the road
sexceenr The coil admirably adapted TO Wheat, Corn
and Tobacco It's advantages of situation surpassed by
lew farm. in the SUITE lwOud prefer dividing into or
three small farin and such divisions would suit purchasers
bster parts OF it would timber get,ers and wood
bat present; and smother portion ID open mud
ready for farming The improvements on it new and
'ifacien: for isrni;nS purposes.
would like eel several house. and lots in the town
Por; Royal GEORGE FlTZHCGU.
March lS-crf
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NEW YORK ELECTIONS.

NEW York, Nov S-As far ~ heard from, I'LL
man lKnow- Nothng,l has received ia,OOn votes
Seymour tSott,l 4i,UOu Clark (Whigl 3''hO, Bron-
son lHardl 1000. The contest it is believed, will be
very close between Cllman and Seymour
Barker tKnow- Nothng,) is supposed to be elected
Mnvor of New York City.
fSEcoyD DisPATcH.l
New YORK, Nov. S-P. M.-The leturns received
up to this hour very meagre. The contest for
former is ahead.
Barker is believed to be elected Mayor Of New
w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-10

Mxs. GENERAL IIAMtLroE, whose extreme ii!na.s
at Washington is mentioned in the papers OF that city
is the daughter of Major General Schuyler, of revolt
,onary fans. Mrs. H. IL in her 9Th year, and herG&
trcme age renders her recovery very doubtful. Hec
daughter Mrs. Holley, aud her two sons Jas. A. and
John Z. Hamilton, arc at present in Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-10
RELIGIoN oF rHE AMERlCAN PRESI.

DENTS.-The religious belief OF the fourteen per-
sons who have filled tho Presidential cnair IN the
United States, as indicated by the attendance upon
public worship and the evidence Afforded IN tne.F WIZ
Washington, Madison, Moaroe. HHrrison Tyler and
Taylor |.re Episcopalians; Jefferson, Jonn Acams'
John Quincy Adams and Fillmore were CuItar ans
Jackson aud Polk were Presbyteria'- Mf van EG,
Pierce is Trnirariun Congrcgatlonuiist.
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sALK OF lASD IN FlCyASSA,

LNUR sale, PNvately tract Of Iun1, containing IVU
acres lying in Fluvanna county, Gu the head waters
Of Cunningham Creek, sill in original growth.
III, land lie peculiarly adapted 20 the production OF to-.
5co VI ,he fines, quality. commanding the highest market
p!.cs. II ,i-s renrrkably well, is abuudan,ly watercd,
laI presen me and southern exposure 40 es.
'eha oE tic successful production OF wheat and tobacco
Iaere wion ,ae fair proportion Of superior
branch land. Which would produce heavy crops Of corn
s isa; be mate very profitable meadow land being
Ein .h nts Of Palmyra the county seat, 10 which point
mere nor,e Don't navcnou great bargain can be had
III tn land By early application.
Nr w Greasy, living adj scent TO ;he tract will take
pcssur. IN showing II 10 any wishln. 10 purciasc
Feb 2!-cw'f WALTER I FOSTaINE
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At the burial Of Marshal de Saint Arnaud' the flags
of France and of England, for the first time in histo-
ry, covered the same coffin, and Mussulman cannon
resounded in sign of grief at the funeral of Chris
tim general.
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CIycIssArI, Nov. S.-Tha Citizens Bank aud
Messrs. Ellis g. Sturses, bankers, have stopped pay
msnt. The latter say that their assets will exceed
their liabilities by 100000.
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lHEsTERFIELD LAND FOR SALE.

INHE TEacl OF Lani formerly owned by the late Ed
nuna A. lockct,. decd. lyin: upon TnIahawk Greek,
Ahd adjoining the lands ui VIA Winree. Jr Abijah Cheat
sn Jr, aud othels The Tract i}i ucrcS, and
~ei' sd"ped 10 the growth Of corn wheat oats and
oaceo ANA upon rs very good dwelling hous-. with
aost oi IN. necessary outhous-s
The place is very healthy aud the society in the neigh
'o!hooi cood
Aoou; one.tird IL the original growth, hnl much of
ae Remainder IN pine. Tor which market may be had
'ctheid Depot, thar beng only 3. miles distant
70. terms. &c which ur- liberal df early application
'r niade) apply 10 LOCKEl"T 4 PANKEY,
S-Tf. l4-Curf V;rb,,,d Y,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-10

TIME undersigned offers tor sc his farm, lying the
Il Rapid Ann River III Cupcpcr county, adjoining the
lands Of pr. Walter Sonervilc WIN. Robertson, de-
ceased Mrs Mary Ilusch;son and others, containing
THREE HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES, and situated
within two sid a half mrs Of Mrchels station, four
miles from the Rapl Ann SntiOn, both the Orange and
Alexandria Rail Road miles from Culpeper Court
House, Eight miles IL. rrnk Road, thirty fve from
FrL-rcksbur and within few hours ride per rail road
to Richmond, Alexandra or Washington City.
Tas iarm well located. large proportion con-isns
Of first quality river BOTTOM and the balance in tine state
OF Improvement. ami under good enclosures. The
DWELLING HOUSE contains Fix rooms, new addition
having been lately constructed with all necessary out
bu:d!ugs.
Persons wishing TO buy landed property will do well TO
examine my premises. tukin. INTO consideration lts healthy
location good society tine water and ts muny uch,ies 10
the different markets. aud IT'S accessibility Railroad for
the sale OF timber &C. OF which has abundance eves
il advantage which bur few farms possess; and can
confidently assert that there is land in the county
bordering the river that nakes better crop. according
TO size susceptible OF improvement than this iarn
which now offer at privnte Gale.
IL Is unnecessary TO give more extended description,
as purchasers invited judge for Themselves Those
dposed make propositions address me at Mitches
St-i!on, Culpeper county, Va. ~
nr i'm A.
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illinois ELECTIONS.

I lLIINDIS ELEC IIUNS.
| SAxDaLIA, Nov. s.-But few returns hav" conc 10
! boud-Wuyiworh Is elected IN W'rIwul,hs D..-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-11-10

Tb. President Of the Uunci SIatr., we are hdPPy
to be able say has entirely recovered ON h'' ''e
iudspo.it.o..-t Iinih'Hgtor S!"r'
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NEW JERSEY ELECTIONS


NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-Returns from New jersey
show Democratic loss in every section Of the State.
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Abou; onc.tnird is il, III. o-;yns, ov,h .,a r.b of
Tie remainder in iu. ,or which marx =, may ha hd n,
Coslneld Demo, ma, bc,ny n,i, =. - ,an,' W "" u"
For term. C. rh;ch '! n EiI u, ,.'' =, ,
~ n,nrle ,nulv M I GCrI'1Sr 4, H., StpP Prv w
gu, ,arrnyf ii N N. .,E'niIi. =.
r-----.------ hIcnhohu Nh.
" lRGISlA.-lS CHAMBERLAIN rules held in ,lIr
Clerks Office Cf the Circuit COur, o.. Cuuh. RI nd
iy, NJ the Courthouse of eaid county Oh Monday the
% day Of October 1851
David }. Woodhn, Pll;n,:,f
W., nS"I%'' m s.o,,
Scot, y. cb.r,.r N;.,r T I u.Ii; uG"' "' 4hos j.
Lrn,. m.,,n.r -; -, ~ ' " ..'"' .iS""H' la'c Incr'
w Mich.nx W;Ia,n ,t;nha,x ,ss 80 "" MN ~, " J.
Walthsn d.r.,..J l,o sb.r,a -, ua,L. y. " "i,.u'i
ard y. Trent, sheriff of Cunb.rlnnd cmn,r j -'..m
mui,,ranr ~ r.n, rI urreHse' una also ne I'D.
ia and Eli.ha NJ -, .., u. "'"' Jnnies wood
c.,.,I and ,.S,.' i ~ uS ol Ssin w ondhn. de-
md r,I,c, W. :, trei T ms WIN Tor john oodhn. wife
\ Mods, FIv;,;; y, IT, !1"lH A. ~ W oodhn John
Iurr., and EJw,rJ - "eo,s' W. oodiih John l.
Aan n. Ne; ,;rs '",i,s, 'h'sey Daniel alid Mary
:%. WootT. e''a'ei' 0i 'rs:na l;mri.s formerly Vir
The heLuSlo,;,,; Defendants.
count. u,y he ,t ' INKS 'an' all the necessary ae
vryanccL r. n;. Vr:"tsh tne Psrle: that the con.
Di Powh.,sn ~ :. oodnn' III" pi"htin 10 the .herh
he L.i!c ,I " 'n sa,e in''e oy saiu sheriH may
hHrse 0! .,6 NJ, % ol '9s ease anu the Oh.
IL. ainvuu, in ,Iy - " oo1In' '.u oy ~ security lor
ssgrCr. s,a TX ~ o ."'u I' tH, i tne ianu
Csn3 children nj ~ W nc iu'ts w e i S. IN e.. @ "
d; sam Wooifn I n ""u"n Ti1a a ~. ,h",.
'uti,td "' deceased may Ie DIVIDED among 'h'se
Aat appearing by afiavi, ,hs, til. defendants, James
'"VdHh, tIeOrge wnt.np nn3 I,,bp Rurr,s ARE
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.


BY RITCHIE, PRYOR 4 DUSSAfANf'
wM F. RITCHlE & ROGER A. PRYOR EDITORS.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1884.
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Ta. --*Iw i. II. COLEMAN, CImk.

~ a.. G.b.Ilhe heirs Of Alexander kesn, deceased,
III, plscs notified that -nd Alexander Kean died at
u, FLAG. tue rd day 0: March, la: He er,grstod 70
"''' the State Of Virginia about the year 1901
N'1ue Village, C.nJ.n ro.' y. "EtoIR, Admni'trator
Na'iush county, Georgia. JulyG-cfm
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WISCUNSIN LECII'1NN.
B,LrIMoRE, Nov. S.-Tne few r.turm- received
.hnw Anti Administration gains.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-02
1Oar1ts.

NANTED.-THRE or FOUR Blacksm tbs,
Wv accustomed to the use of Triphammers. Also,
two good Chisel Grnders
Apply to G. FOSTER & CO., Worcester, or PAGE,
WHITMAN & CO., West Fitchburg.
mch24 st
NMANTED.-FOUR Gentleman Boarders may
Wv be accommodated with pleasant Rooms, few
doors from Main ST. Also, Gentleman and Wife, and
few table boarders The House is heated with furnaces
For particulars inquire at this Office diff $50
& CENTS WANTED.-MEN Of business habits
Ia wishing to engage in lucrative business, who would
like to sell Backmans Genuine Healing Balsam and Val
liable Red Salve, would do well 10 cali and see us at our
place GERALDS & THOMPSON, General Agents.
No. Walnut ST., Worcester, Mass d23 d1y
eSTRANV BRAID s. CORD WANTED.
~ 10000 Yards Seven Braid.
10000 do. Straw Cord, for which the highest prices
will be paid in Cash Goods. E. w. MILES
No. Waldo Block Main st. Worcester
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RING CLOT HIN G..
1t fact that have the most desirable stock of Ready
Made Clothing and Furnishing Goods that be found in
this County.
Broadclot1 Frockg, Sacks, and Dress Coats, 0
every kind and quality.
TWEED, SATINET, AND CASHMERE.
Silk Satin, Velvet Lasting Broadcoth Tweed Valencia
and Doeskin VESTS Pants Of Every Descriptions Black
Doeskn and Fancy Pants from $3.50 to $500 Cotton
and Wooden Under Shirts and Drawers, Gloves, Stocks
Neck Ties Cravats Pocket Handkerchiefs Shirts Collars
Paris Bosoms, Wool and Cotton Hose, Caps Umbrellas
Suspenders, Carpet Bags &C.
Also, good assortment ofRubber Clothing, and good
stock of
BOYS CLOTHING,
such as Jackets Vests, Coats Pants and Caps.
N. b. This stock must be sold within SIX WEEKS,
as this Store for six months consequently
must sell goods the Lowest Cash Prices. Please give
me a before purchasing elsewhere, my Goods and
Prices cannot fail to give entire satisfaction to all.
No. Merchants Row, nearly opposite the B. h W. r.
r. Depot. MELVILLE WALKER.
mch16 dawtf
IN CONSEQ OF THE ADVANCED
Of the season. H. c. Valentine is closing out his
large stock Of Fall and Winter Clothing greatly reduced
prices and all persons in want Of Coats Pants Vests I'M
dershrts and Drawers, any description of Clothing
Furnishing Goods respectfully invited to call and ge
. Bargain. H. G. VALENTINE,
JAG dawtf No. Merchants Row.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1888.

p. 7 0 q n q,
DEALER IN RICH FANCY GOODS,
Amusing Toys. Instructive Games, and
USEFUL ARTICLES,
Respectfully informs the public that he is ready for the
opening of the
PARAS SOL TRADE.
Having in several hundred Parasos Of all the
and desirable styles, Blue, Black aud Green, Turc
Satin Brown, Blue and Watered Silks Green Blue and
Brown Brocade do, Common Brown and White Handles
French Inlad and Carved Bone and Ivory Handles.
Altering Covering and Repairing Parasos, with neatness
and despatch Our work is always done when promised
and our workmanship like to have compared with 9TH
We have only price, and il any body gets below
that, they must be in very poor business
PINKING in than twenty styles for Capes Coaks,
Tamas and in Silks, Vevets &c. Eyelets set and many
other small jobs too to mention Send in your
orders early, before get oyerrun with work.
Please observe the sign Of
sETHE RIETY STOR E.'
NO. Sc MIN STREET.
APPS dawtf
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:
DAILY PAPER,-Five dollars per year $3.50 for six
onths rs for three months; 10 cents per week; single
copies two cents each Hnca paid strictly in ADVANCE
deduction of 81 year will be made, and proportonate
reduction If paid quarterly half yearly in advance
WEEKLY PAPER.--Price two dollars year; 81 for six
months, and 80 cents for three months If paid strictly
advance, ST. 10 cts year; single copies cents each
1T The postage on the daily by mail to any part of
Massachusetts, is 10 cts quarter to other States 38
quarter. On the Weekly in Worcester County, nothing,
all other parts of Massachusetts,, 10 cts year; in
other States, q cts year.
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- VALUARLE FARNI nor SAFE. =,

Hall. feb14 deod3m
IA VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. s,,a
f.:4 The Valuable Farm in the North part Of the sS&
.sAActy, within twenty minutes ride Of the Court-==
House Said Farm consists of about 10 of thrifty
woodland As Of pasrage Of the best quality and
So of arabic land in high state Of cultivation, with
orchard Of the best selected Fruit Trees just getting in
a bearing condition.
Never falling springs can be found in every lot and in
this particular the farm is not surpassed The farm is
also well walled, the dwelling house is IN good repair, and
the barns and outbuildngs are in good condition.
The farm being well stocked and provided with all the
necessary farming tools, which will be sold reasonable
further outlay would be necessary to carry it on to the
best advantage.
To person desiring country residence capable of be-
ing rendered highly ornamental and productive with
very small outlay and also to the practical farmer, the
above presents valuable opportunity for investment. For
terms, apply to MARSHALL FLAGG, Worcester, or
feb14df mch24 cod AUGUSTUS FLAGG, Boston.
I'D LOOK AT THIS!!-A house for sale-2
ia tenements well arranged for taking boarders near
part Of the money lay if desired for term of years
Inquire at l13 SalenH st. JAMES 4. ELLIOTT
Worcester, Feb. i 1854 diff
~S COTTAGE HOUSE FOR SALE, containing
IA: rooms thoroughly built with plenty of water, The
sALo is so by 100 feet well stocked with different
rieties of Fruit Trees, Price, $3.50 Apply on the
premises. L. P. CHASE, Chandler Street.
mch7 diff
ii REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The
f.s4y Estate at the of Summer and Belmont ss
t recently occupied by the American Antiquarian So
cety, is offered for sale on liberal terms.
Inquire of S. F. HAVEN, at the New Library Build
ng je7 diff
"a FOR SALE THE subscriber being ora
f1.y} DESTROYS of leaving this State, offers his t@
-etire REAL ESTATE, at very low prices, -@@s@
ssting in part, of one House Shelby street; do
unfinished, Laurel street; do Grafton street, 20
House lots on Laurel Hin; do, Grafton street; Il
acres of Land, on the Holden rOad lSS of Land
with good Farm Buildings, in Paxton.
oct6 diff A. NJ MERRIFIELD.
ENOR SALE. 90 BUILDING LOTS LO-
~ Gated in pleasant and thriving part of the city,
within five six minutes walk of the City Hail. win be
sold cheap payment easy, and money dd0dnced TO
buiid The whole may remain Mortgage long the
purchaser may wish. Inquire at the of Myrtle and
Southbridge Streets A. j. EATON
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Rral Gstate.

III FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, A
EIV FARM, situated in Shrewsbury, about miles from
Worcester, containing 60 acres of land, with the
buildings thereon II will be sold exchanged for Real
Estate in Worcester fair rate and the purchaser can
have the stock and TOOLS if he chooses For particulars
INQUIRE of A. PEAsLEE at the Market under the City
Hall feb14 deod3m
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