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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-13

STABBING.-A man named Foster was fatally
stabbed at Columbus, Ky, few days ago, by one
Jennings, alias Calico Jim, who was arrested and
put in jail.
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VALUABLE RELrc.-Mr. Henry C. Jarrett, of the
Baltimore Museum, has In bic possession testimo-
nial presented by the Emperor Napoleon L., to the
great tragedian, Telma. 1t is a massive gold re-
peating watch with double back, on the inner one
OF which Is the inscription Souvenir pour Talms,
Napoleon Bonaparte, lie May, 1902" surrounding
a medallion likeness of the great general. On the
face which Is of white china, is inscribed: Faite
par Pordre de Napoleon l., Empereur des Francais,
1SO9."
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A FACT WORTH KNOwING.-It should be
borne in mind that We have pursued course entire
y different from the usual mode briD gng our medi-
cine to the notice of Physicians The recipes of
STABLER6 ANODYNE CHERRY EXPECTO-
RANT and DIARRHEA CORDIAL, have been
made know! confidentaliy, to upwards of five hun:
them as highly efficient remedies The Expestorant
has been pronounced by them to be an excellent
remedy in all cases of Coughs, Colds Group Bronchi
tis, Asthma, and diseases of the Lungs and Throat
generally. The Diarrhea Cordial has also received
their unqualified praise, remedy for diseases of
the bowels, both in children and adults and the ma
ny cures that these "good medicines have effected,
prove the physicianS opinion we'll founded. They
should be keptin every family, ready for use when
occasion may require.
See descriptive pamphlets. toIbe had gratis OF the
agents.
$3.50.
Z. H. sTABLER CO., Prophetors
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore.
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
WhnlaaaIA A n Richmond.
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AsHLAND.-It issaid that George Law, the pro-
prietor of the famous muskets, has sent an agent
to Kentucky to purchase the Ashland estate the
residence of Henry Clay.
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WILLIAM +. BUTLER.

IMPORTER Of
& HI ma AND EARTHENWA
AND DEALER IN
GLASSWARE, LOOklNG-GLASSES CASTORS
AND FANCY GOODS,
79 MAIN STREET, SOUTH SIDE, RICHMOND
HAS received per ships " Senator and
- H. Clay" via N. York, and by the ATHENS
direct to this port, the largest stock of CHINA and
EARTHENWARE he has ever heretofore offered
for sale; and from the Eastern manufacturers his
usual fall supply Of GLASSWARE of ali kinds, Look
Eyeglasses and Fancy Goods, all purchased at the
lowest prices Obtainable, and which he offers to the
merchants dsans in this market upon the most rea-
soDable terms.
N ESPECIAL pains taken to pack securely.
se 6-dGclm
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The Savannah papers appeal to the citizens abroad
for pecuniary assistance In taking care OF the ind
gent sick.
The Rev Pierre Chenial, one of the priests Of the
Seminary was drowned whiie bathing In the lake of
the Two Mountains.
Mr. Geo. Shaw, of Natchex, Miss was attacked on
the 2ath uit, and 20 severely wounded that he was
not expected to recover
LITTLE Rock AND MEMPHIS RAIL ROAD Tho Liss
tie Rock Whig says that the prospect Of the early
construction Of this rosd 10 very fair.
The rsmains Of Edgar A. Poe are intsrrsd In the
yard Of the hrst Presbytehan Church, In Baltimore,
and not In Potters Field - heretofore stated
Daniel Ames revolutionary relic, died ct Mont
Vile, Ct, on Tuesday week, aged 100 years. month
and 10 days. He was at the battle Of Bunker Hill.
Mr.. Jesse Z. Miller, Of Canton, Miss, was shot
while lying asleep the porch Of hs own house. %
the 18th ult, and died In three or four hours. HIS
brothsr-in-law 10 implicated - the assassin.
Stephen Short, who murdered Mr.. AefafI,sss,o'
manager of the Clinton Burnase, W.s fakee ,n On,o,
mittsd for trial The 1nshman that Ioaosa sne sess
save Il 10 short enA tnla him 70 Aheot netafisnes
wss siso committs1. They. Ihpth hchly deserve the
ssIlows-Big Sandy tkt.l Netvs
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FALL TRADE.
FALL TRADE 1854,

CHINA, GLASS & EARTHEN. JYAPE r
sELLlNG OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
AVlNG determined to close my pre-
sent business, will cell at reduced prices nv
,stfe sno desirable stock of CHINA, GLASS EAR.
Sc. &c. oDS'
The larger portion of tn. stock consists of new
Soods OF my own importation, received during this
summer for the Fall Trade.
Country ard city dealers fan,ilier and all In want
OF goods IN my line. are particularly invited to cali
and examine the stcok.
HUGH A. WATT
China Hall, No. 7s Main street
u Particular attention paid to packing.
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a HANDSOME RESIDENCE AMI

WA DESIRABLE MARKET GARDEN, FOR
SALE PRIVATELY.-Beng anxious to remove to
Hampton, offer for sale the very desirable place
at present occupy containing near eight acres lying
on the Meadow Bridge road, opposite Judge Daniels
farm, half mile from the corporation limits.
The dwelling contains six rooms, besides cell
lar, and has just been repaired, painted &s. The
the fencing very good. There is a well of mineral
uater in the yard. In short, the place is really va.
luable, both a residence and garden For terms,
apply at Hondey Bros store. Frankn street, to
Sc 7-7t* T, L. HTTNDIFY
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ePHcIAL NoTICHa

PERUVIAN GUANo.-In consequence Of tho
we'll known causes which have lately prejudieed sod
continus to prejudcs the farmns infsrs.t, H. II.
eeIleusy, the Envoy Extrsordnary and Minisfer
his power. 10 psce the Peruvian Gusno befers the
consumers in such manner - viii enable tnem %
obtain It on terms better adapted 70 meet the aih-
culsies of the and has been pleased 70 direct
For to s 5tonse5s Cash. !.
6to 10 tons-e52
j j to to g g .on.ss5 .onEd
. /. 81 g e e 5SS 5Ss tons . 81 month: or
aasl aSi { e sssssa:-ssSs ss ssa:-s
depos.s in the different ports Of the United States
through orders given BY then in this city:
Baltimore, Sept. Let, 1854.
HAVING received the above Circular from
the Agents Of the Peruvian Governments for the ale
OF Guano 70 meet the views Of our country friends
we shall adopt the following prices for the present.
ssS g. Cash . per Mt0n' taken from the wharf:
To accommodate small dealers, We viii sell snv
ono Ton RusH .lSsi FRa r:' Sons
F. NJ. RoBERTsoN, Draper and Tailor.
Governor street, opposite the Dispatch Office. Rich
mond, We. 90 9-d3m
JAMES B. SCLATER,
PRODUoE BRoKER,
Corner Cary and Pearl streets, Richmond, Virginia.
jy 24-dSm
BATHS! BArHsM BATHs!a-Hot, Cold and
Shower Baths be had daily at the Hair Dressing
Shaving and Shampoonng Saloon, under the Amerl-
can HoteEentrance on 1lth street.
Single Bath IS cents, or i've tickets for $l.
seq
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CHOLERA PREvENTIvE.-Dr. RoBINsoN's
CHOLERA PREvENTIvE!cThis preparation 10 offered
to the public not infaible remedy, but a. being
the best yet discovered for Cholera Choers Morbus
Diarrhea, Dysentery, Pain in the Stomach and Bow
els, Sick Stomach. &C., &c. 1t 10 not unpleasant to
the taste causes unpleasant sensation, and does
not restrict in diet Eat and drink, in moderation.
such things a. you have found by experience agree
with you. Il. D. ROBINSON M b.
Office on franklin street, opposite Metropolitan
Hall. an 2-Sm
The STOMACH prepares the elements of
the bile and the blood and if it does the work feebly
and imperfectly, liver disease is the certain result
As soon, therefore, any affection of the liver 10
perceived, we may be sure that the digestive organs
out of order The first thing to be done 10 to ad-
minister specific which will act directly upon the
stomach, the mainspring of the animal machinery.
For this purpose we can recommend HoOTLAND's
GERMAN BITTERs prepared by DR.. C. M. jackson,
Philadelphia. Acting 40 alternative and a tonic it
Strengthens the digestion, changes the condition of
the blood and thereby gives regularity to the bowels
Sold by PURCELL, LADD CO., BENNETT u
BEERS, Richmond; and by dealers in medicines
everywhere. 90 4-l2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-13
THE HANDSOME COTTAGE FARM

4 On THE BROOK TURNPIKE. il MILES
FROM RICHMOND, CALLED "WESTWOOD."-
The subscribers are authorized to sell that beau
tiful Cottage Farm, called "wESTWOOD," on the
Brock Turnpike, II miles North of the city of Rich
mond, now owned and occupied by John Walker.
occupied by r. Hill, Jr., ESQ.
1t contains 6s acres ofwhich IS are in woods The
Improvements consist OF an Italian bracketted dwell
ing fine airy rooms f1oor with closets store
rooms pantry and bath rooms attached and large hall
snd bedroom In second story; four large
basement rooms with the ususl out buildings via.
kitchsn, laundry, smoke. hsuse, dairy ice-house,
servants house, large stable, earring ss-house, barn,
The cleared land |: in high state of cultivation,
having been thoroughly drained.
This truly beautiful place is 90 we'll known that /.
farther description Is deemed unnecessary
TERMS: Upon the ample security of the purchase
money bearing interest liberal credit will Be given;
or II preferred, the place will be exchanged for city
real estate.
ss l2-1w GODDIN q ApPERsON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-13

~ subscriber has now in store a large assortment
of Resdy-Made Clothing OF his own manufacture
which he will offer to the trade at cxceedingl low
prices, for cash.
The assortment of Furnishing Goods is large and
varied
Particular attention Is called to his assortment of
Stocks and Ties, which will be sold much below the
prices Of other houses call is respectfully soli-
cited to examine the stock A. LEVY,
sel2 So Main ct sign Of Red Coat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-13

HOUSE AND Sign PAINTING, SO. &C.
Establishment on 10th street, between Main and Ca.
". He will continue the HOUSE, SIGN and Or
NAMENTAL PAINTING, GLIDING, BROWNING
and INVITATIONS of all kinds of WOOD and MAR
BILE.
HAn orders promptly attended to.
an 15-1u,
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
"E have received and offer for sale
w Superior heavy Sleeps Grey Sattinets
Black, Cadet and Steel Mixed Sattinets
81 and Cd Extra Puled Kerseys
Sd and Al Plaid Lnseys
Twilled and Duiile English Blankets
Twilled and Duffie Superior Domestic Blankets
Fine Mackinaw Blankets
Scarlet. Blue and Brown Blankets for Over.Coe
81, lo4, 1l-4 and IL English and Domestic Bed
Blankets
All Of which will be sold as low as they can be had
in tire Northern Markets
WADSW0RTH, TURNER CO,
SO ll-Sw No. Is, 18th street,
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k'RENCH WORK COLLARS, Sc.-All
\ qualities Muslin and Cambria Embroidered Col.
lars Mourning Sleeves Collars: Chemisettes, DC ,
SC, just received. c. HARTWELL & co
Sc IL
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WADsWORTH, TURNER g. CO,

Fourteenth Street,
A RE now in receipt of an unusually large
4 N stock of staple and very rich fancy Foreign and
Domestic Fall and Winter DRY GOODS
City and Country Merchants will find it 10 their ad-
vantage to examine their general assortment, pur-
chased under the most favorable circumstances.
3l-d&clm
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THOM AS W. KEESEE,


Office with GEO. J. SUMNER, No. 20 Pearl st.,
Will attend to the sale of REAL ESTATE, and eve
~ description of MERCHNDIZE, HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-13

Mrs Gladstone the actress IL lying seriously III at
her residence In Cincinnati.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-13

The VALLEY OF VIRGINIA FIRE AND Ma
RINE INSURANCE COMPANY-capital $780, 900
office on 14th street, next to the Post Office This
Company nsuycs against loss damage by fire in the
city or country Real and Personal Property fnclu-
ding vessels and cargoes in port or ON voyage
au 25-Sm o. r. BRESEE, xctuary.
DIR. GEORGE SoHERER, formerly Practi-
TONER of Medicine In Baltimore, respectfully offers
his professional services to the public Oice Les
ter st., Rockets. jyH-ts
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LITTLE HEnoINE.-On Friday, during hre q
Brookville, Jefferson county. Pa, Mrs. Brady.
the time gathering plums having left her babe IN
charge Of small boy. When II was known that
the baby was still in tho house, lte girl OF ~ or
Ia yesrs of age named Amelia Fareiy, rushed
through the smoke land fame. up tho stairs, and
succeeded In sasing the child and took care OF the
little innocent until its mothers return.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-13

THE GALE.-The gale of Friday and Saturday
last was quite destructive at Wilmington, N c.,
prostratng trees and fences, and doing other dam.
age. The Journal says:
On Saturday night, whirlwind passed along the
Eastern limits OF town, cutting clear lane along
Its course. 1t does not appear to have been wider
than street. The house of Mr.. VIM. Harris, on
Market street, where the plank road begins, had
the top and one end completely cut off, straight
as If 1t had been done with knife The roof was
carried to considerable distance. Some kitchens
and other outbuildings were taken up and thrown
down at the same time The tornado, in its course,
snapped ofpines oftwo and three feet In diameter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-13

CHEAP PAINT OIL-For Fire Proof
~ Paints. LOCO GALLONS for sale low by
ssI2 6ENNETT q BEERS, prnsgists.
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FALL l. ADE 1854.

F A l. l. 7 r A DE 1854.
~ RESPECTFULLY invites the attention
Az of the Merchants of Virginia. North Carolina
and Tennessee to his very large and desirable stock
Of CHINA AND EARTHENWARE, of his own di-
rect importation, embracing many new and desirable
patterns and shapes and general assortment of Cut
Moulded and Plsin GLASSWARE, LOOKING.
wants of the trade
H pledges himself to sell as good terms as any
Tepackng house in the United States and to use his
best ehsrts TO give entire satisfaction.
sTONE-WARE, of the best quality, at factory
prices
n. B. Particular attention given to the careful
packing ard prompt forwarding of Goods.
an 30-dae2m
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M. John Dunbar, veteran policeman Of New Or
leans, died in that city few days ago, Of consump
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EXTENSION OF THE SoUTH-SIDE RAILROAD
TO CoyINGToN.-LYNCHB AND RICHMOND
AIR L1NE.-The Petersburg Intelkgencer
and Democrat advocate the extension of the
South Side railroad to Covington. No doubt
an excellent idea, and, in connection with
the air line from Lynchburg to Richmond,
will contribute much to the general prosper
itv
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Wholesale Drusgists. Bsltimot
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.,

WhoIesaIo Agents, hicnmond.
And by Druggists and Merchants generally through
out Virginia. soll-dhelzt
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FROM VENEzuELA.-A letter, dated Caracas, Au'
gust 10, says
On the 9th of last month a bloody battle was
fought near Valencia. The patriot troops are said
to have mustered 1000, and the Government troops
,50O-that the latter were beaten, with immense
slaughter on both sdes but General Silver arrived
with reinforcement of 1000 troops. and the pa
triots retired The Government bulletin simply
mentioned that the rebels were beaten by General
Silver and that General Rodriguez and other chiefs
of the rebels were left dead on the field.
The great body of the people throughout the
country are opposed TO the Monagss Government,
which has brought ruin and desolaton on the coun-
try but they have no organization, no leader, no
arms and therefore slumber over their mi:fortunes
Many of the principal Inhabitants OF this capital
have been arrested and thrown into prison, simply
on suspicion that they were inimica 70 the Govern
ment The people here, like those In Cuba, are
afraid to communicate their thoughts one TO the
other for fear OF being denounced as conspirstors
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A. MORRIS,
GEORGE j. SUMNER,
IMPORTER OF
CHINA AND EARTHENW WARE,

GLASS, Looking Glasses and Fancy Goods
No. 20, Pearl Cor l4th) Street,
RICHMOND, VA.
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MELANCHOLY CAsE.-On Sunday morning last,
at the house No. 2o5 Bleecker street, New York, a
woman named Anne Fitzgerald, and her son Fran
els, aged years, were found lying side by side
dead. 1t was the general impression that death was
caused by the administration of laudanum. 1t ap.
peared that the woman was deserted by her hus
band some years ago, and she had been forced to
labor for the support of herself and child. few
days previous to her death she was heard to say
that she had become weary of life, and would see
but few more sunrises." Under this weight of sor.
row, she undoubtedly poisoned herself and her
child, and they passed into eternity together.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-16

over the rtore oil the suhsoTiber
" ;a27 DIT H. AYRES.
To Let.
FLOOR in Ilardng's Block, suitable for Boot
Shoe Manufacturing, or slmiar purposes
Inquire oil ALDRlCH d CO,
ia2e DIFF 80 Il d Font street.
TO LET.
TIVE ofiee occupied by Washburn, Holland, * CO..
j Inquire of d23 du WM PIPER
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

IA The Valuable Farm III the North part of ssyIs
fra the city, within twenty minutes ride of the sSv
4l3 Court House. Said Farm consists Of ahUul.@1=@-
Is OF thrifty woodland, IS Of pasturage, of
the best quality and So Of arabic land, in high
state of cultivation, with orchard of The best select
ed Fruit Trees just getting in bearing cond ton.
Never failing springs be found in every lot; and
in this particular the farm is surpassed The farm
is also well walled, The dwelling house is in good
pair and the barns and outbudings in good condi
ton.
The farm being well stocked, and provided with all
the necessary farming tools, which will be soa
able, further outlay would be necessary TO carry it
TO the best advantage.
To person desiring a country residence capable of
being rendered highly ornamental and productive with
very amali outlay, aud also TO the practical fumeF
the above presents valuable opportunity for invest
ment For terms. apply 10 MARSHALL FLAGG,
Worcester, or AUGUSTUS FLAGG, Boston.
frblI DIFF
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AUCTIONS.
WIZ be Sold at pnhlio Anotion.

F not previously disposed of AZ private a1lo, on
i ThuRSDAY, 10TH INST,
at | O'Clock, =. the wsli known and valuable Real
Estate situated the Of eominster. recently
owned and occupied by Inc late CHARLES HALE,
containing four OF first land, upon which
LARGE HOUSE, that can be occupied by one, two, or
three families may best suit the occupans-Bam
and other outbuidngs connected also, very valua-
bic assortment OF Fruit Trees, all of which will be sold
together, OF in lots to suit purchasers. at the
lime end place. variety Of
Household Furniture,
consisting OF Stoves, Beds, Bedsteals Tables, Chairs
Looking Glasses, Crockcry, DC, DC.
For further particulars inquire ofM D.HALE, or OLA.
W.HUBBAKD, on The prtm. es, T. WILDER, near
by or j w. UPuAM,-o, Worcester.
LeomInster Feb. l. 1854. deoddsWts
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Lessons in French, German, Spanish, &c

EeR0VIDING that the undersigned shall have snf-
i fcient number of pupils for eaching The French,
Italian Spanish, German, Latin or The Greek, Hunga-
ran, Turk, and scavonic languages he will remain in
this city Tor the short tine which required enable
his pupils to advance by themselves, wi hOut any
teacher not only und rstandug these languages, but
10 speak AID wrie them correctly and perfectly.
Gentlemen and Youths, also, DESTROYS OF acquiring
systemaical knowledge in the art of fencing. with
whatever kild of mo1ern arms, will please present
themselves in the Of this week, the American
Temperance House.
After this week, welin the Pathological, as in the
Gymnasfical class pupil will be received the IN
dersigned has time than what ia required for
course.
Lessons in the languages, fdesred, will be given at
the residences of the pnpls while the undersigned, for
his capacity, well in teaching the above enumerated
languages the art of fencing aso for his
duct, may present testInlon als from gentlemen who
are universally Known in this new and in the old cou-
try, ROD0LFO BARDY DE KOVATSI
AL DIFF
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X; Ill be sold, en- WEDNESDAY, the LIST day o
w Ma CHI next, Mt 10 o'clock a. NJ all the Rea
Estate formerly owned by Pliny SNOW and situated IN
the Westerly part oil Leicester his home firm, contain
ing 1870 acres, pleasantly situated, good road
The leading from Leicesterto spencer with good
and convenient buildings lnefeon house and harm sup
piled with running water The arm is in good condi-
tionthe land oil soDd 1uality-25 covered with
wood and timber Also, the Saw-NIll, aud 81 acres Of
land, adjoining, with house and barn-the mil in run.
ming ORDER Terms liberal, and made known at sale.
Inquire Of Ezekiel Daniels in Worcesei, or Of
ja2G d&wtf Is. GLEASON. Auct,uneer
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MISCELLANEOUS
FiftY house. for Sale,
Chanoa fnr Rnsiness.

Chance for Business.
person abe 10 eomnand cash capital Of OGO,can
hear of an excellent chlnce 60 buy country store with
u good run ofcustoGl. Apply Immediately
situation wanted, by American in flour, grocery,
provision store.
Farm wanted, in exchange for good house.
Farm wanted, in exchange for house Ots
to 10 acres Of lard with or without house, want
ed, some railroad.
Farm wanted in Dudley.
Twenty shares in the Peoples Mutual Fire Insurance
Company toc sale. Price SiO0 per share. with
guarantee OF per cent. Apply immediately.
Housekeeper wanted first OF April.
For sale stony house. barn, and acres Of land,
in Grafton, The land is mostly covered with fruit
trees.
An American girl IA years ofage,can have home
in family in the city.
oolored girl wishes place 10 do homework.
Board wanted, for gil, private family, where
she pay for part the whole of her bOaTd, In do
ing light homework and sewing.
House waited, lst of pr, capable Of accommodating
le to 25 boarders, for good customer.
A Involvement house to exchange for a iarm
Houselos wanted, in exchange for house.
A German girl wishes place 10 do homework.
AN EXPERIENCED Nurse can be had
A tenement wanted, within mile of City Hall, with
little land
Situation wanted. by young man. as assistant book
keeper.
American girls wanted, to go into the country and
work in shop.
A WET NURSE can be obtained
233 Main street---Up stairs. 233
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M FARM, situated in the North pau of stAaa
So Worcester, 81 miles fiom the Post office, Ss
e containing 65 acres of first rate Land, suit "71S
nby divided for Moving and Pasturng, well fenced,
and well watered with lasting springs.
The Buildings large, and very convenient, and all
new yelrs ago with ce3r under the whole. There
is also good orchard of engTBitei Fall and Winter
Fruit Any one wishing good Farm will d. well to
call and examine. For particulars, enquire the
premises. of CHARLES NEWTON.
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