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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-10-17

At Court OF Probate held q, Alfred, within aud
fOr the County Of York, CA the lrsl Mon,ay IN
OciO5er, In the year OF our Lord eighleen hun
dres and hlty-six, by the Honorable Joseph I
Nye, Judge VI said Court.
SAMUEL FERNALD, named Exece'or IN a
- certain instrument, purpcr,ing 10 be he last
will aud iesisneniol Mercy fensld, late Of Eliot,
in said county, deceased. having presented the
same or probate: .... r.sr
ORpgRkD, Thai the aid Executor give notice
TO allperOns interested, by causing copy OF this
or,ler to be Published three weeks successfully,
In the Union & Eastern Journal, printed al Bid
delOrd, IN sald county, ,aat they may appear
at Probate Court to be held a, BlddeiOrJ, In
said county, ON the tr.t Monday OF November
next. at ten Of the clock in the forenoon, aud
shew cause, If any they have why the same
should not be proved, approved and allowed as
the last will aud testament Of the said deceased.
90 Attest, JosHuA HEssicK, Register
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HERRicK, Register.
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DISSOLUTION.

mlIE coparpershp heretofore existing In the meat bus
ness un.ier the arm name % Iasty and Bracket, "a
dissolved by mutual consent. The business WI ~
continued by james Bracket Jr, a. ths Old sAoa' VI"
viii settle all business Of the hrui.
BIddsfoci, sep.. rs, 1850, GEO. W, TASTY;
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Maine State Agricultural Society

DY the liberaliiy OF some gentlemen Of Portland.
ID the Trustees are rnabled 10 oher the following
additional premiums: La
For the best ,rolling horse nalssl and al.
ways owned ia Maine, $4,000
For the beat trolling nurse raised and al
ways owned in Mains. not exseed-
ing seven years old the last spring,
which has never troiled loo money, 600, 90
Entrance fee Zoe either Of the above pnzes, $500
Papers throughout the State are requested 10
sopy the above, and seud their bills ioihc Secreia.
~ OF the Maine Stale Agricultural Society Coz
'ayneni. L. HOLMES secy
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CIGARS.

7 b. WEEKS Is selling cigars los less than can
Now i the time TO get your ciyss, II you wish
to get them cheap
Liberty ST., Biddeiofd. Oct Is. ~
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SEE /!
SEE {!
SEE ~!

4 Ii persons indebted to me by note or account
n are requested 10 settle IL between this and the
18th day OF Nov, 1850, without fail and I'll hold.
ing demands 10 present them immediately.
NArH'L BROOKS, NJ ID.
Saco, Oct. s, 1850 lN42.
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At q Cour,of Probate held at Alfred, within and
for the county OF Yorh on the first Monday In
Ociober, in the year of our Lard eighteen hun.
drrd aud dny.six, by the Honorable Joseph
7. Nye. Judge Of said Court:
EMILY yARNEY, widow u Hiram Varney,
IA late Of Berwick, in said county, deceased,
having presented her petition for allowance on,
Of the pet sonal estate OF saId deceased:
0RpEEEp, That the said petitioner give notice
order Ia he published three weeks successfully
in tie Unioa and Eastern Journal, prnied at
B.ddclord, IN said county, that they may appear
a, Probate Court To be held at Bddeford. In said
county, ca the frst Monday Of November next,
at tea OF the clock Ia the fOrcnoon and shcw cause
ifany they have, why the same should not be al
lowed .aaaa II $3.50.
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FIVE DOUBLE HOUSES

With the land situated on Middle Street. Saco, In the
court called "sootllni.n The above will be sold with
out Now Is your time 10 make good and safe
investment. Terms a sale For further particulars en-.
qulre 81 Do', AlS,n b..-as SOgih 81, Bidi.IOri.
BiddsfOrd, Oct 8, EtSs 2wh
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49, Attest, JosHuA HERRIck, Register.
Iae copy, Attest, JosHuA HERRick. Register.
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Al Cour, Of Probate held al Alfred, within and
foe the cOuniy Of York, on the firt Monday in
Oc,ot,er, Ia the year Of our Lord eighteen hun.
dred and a0y-siI, by the Honorable Josep' T.
Nye, Judge Of aid Court:
NAHUM q. GOODWIN, administrator Of the
~ estate OF Wentworth Goodwin, late Of L-b.
noa, IN said county. deceased, having presented
his hrst account Of administration Of the estate OF
said deceased, for allowance -
oRDxRxD, That the said Administrative give no
lice To all persons interested, by causing q eopy
OF this order TO be published In the Union and
Eastern Journal, printed in Blddelord, in said
county, three weeks successfully, that they may
appear alta Probate Court To be held at Biddeford,
d, aid county, on the first Monday la November
next al 10 of the clock In the forenoon, and slew
cause. fany they have, why the same should
not lie allowed.
~ Ans.,, Joshua HERRicK, Register.
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q Atis.t, Joshua HERRick, Register.
A true COPY, Attest, JOSHUA HERRlcK, Register.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-08

AFTERNOON SESSION.
The society assembled at O'Clock, and business
Wa resumed, after singing, and prayer by Rev. Mr.
Tracy.
The Rev. q. T. LOVE, after thanking the society for
elecng him TO the position of Corresponding Secretary
p~eeeSed to read the Annual Report The document In
question Of exceedingly lengthy character, and
reviewed with minutsness the general operations
Of the society in propsgtDg the spread OF Gospel truth
during the past year The statements contained In the
Csnads China and the various other fields Of labor
G most graft yipg nature. This branch of the enter
prize had been carried by sixty nine coporteurs
at present there were fifty five under mission.
The also stated that toe operations Of the society
we're not carried on upon the plan Of ndiscriminae
obtrbu'ion Of Bibles fhs sacred volumes loaned
or given only to those Who evinced real desire TO pos
tees and the word OF God and this done under
the direct super vision Of the Scripture readers who visit
30 rom mouse 70 house exponndng the Scriptures By
hnsc RomAnisu entirely avoided This was q form
OF coporsRe peculiar to this society The report abound
ed In figures and vouminous statements As no abstrA
OF nAo been prepared We are unable than
the above re erence.
series Of resolutions appended TO the report ono
hquidate the debt upon the 81 House in Nassau street
The report and resolutions we're supported by Mr.
Reese an agent o. the s'cety In an earnest appeal
Rev d. g. Corey seconded he adoption OF the report and
resolutions They we're, however laid the table until
this morning.
The Cbairnan then exhibited mum Der of beads cru
cfxes amules. &i., &C., whi,h he said, trophies
WOE from the enemy
The society aojoul ned till TX O'Clock.
EVENING SESSION.
AK O'Clock p NJ, the building was quite crowded
by large and attentive audience at rased 70 hear the
anniversary sermon.
A,er the usual opening services, Rev. Dr. HAGUE o,
Albany proceeded TO liver the annual address in tbs
absence Of Rev Dr. Patterson detained By sickness The
subject Of the reverend gentenans discourse wM the
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Port Of New York, May Z, 1856.

CLEARED.
sssm Ap Ausus Lyon nS ..
Steamship Roanoke Skinner. Richmond Ludlam 4 Pleas
ship John Elliott, Pousard. San Trsncisoo-Pachc Nail
ship Fcsslns hs.shew L!vsrps;I7aOxland Ridgew.y
Bark Gritty Of Devon, Beer shsd'ac~J Baker Co.
s srs ssns 4s.ss
Brig Roberts sols = 1sner,s.psct Church Co
sI1z STs . Carve. Chase
s 6.s ns SsRas"
s Esss @
B5s Eiorada, Morton oss.h.w4.h, Carver 4 Chase.
jones'
sss ssaw sG gasr e John " Ps1 e.
Sss1 T.sas Is%. Fs.s
ss Ssp Wi Ps gaIes Blossom @
SssT Ssyon 4s JssssoP Batch
schr Homer Parker. Boson-w Eerrick
sss1 4ss
sp VASES @1se New Tfzsss
Propeller IrOnside; vsndsryeer Philadelphia Briggs
Snip Pssp9sy SyspU0 April With de and
s &c kn ss cssS
NJ.
with BARCLAY Experiences
A ss e ns o.rden.s Dr
q, with sugar ard molosses to J " Ewen 4 CO.
nave S..s q %
49, with Light winds and Gains Bad pilot BOARD days.
Brig Orient Card Ferrsre, Leghorn II day and 60 days
s1s RasoIus ei asi Trnasa Cubs. April
With sugar &c to master sld company with bark Mary
BrT Union lsr chssholm Corvallis Ms, with potatoes
Brig Elizabeth Ann CBr. Ross. CORVALLIS Ns with poss.
Big Daniel Webster (Br) Campbell Windsor Ms, days,
with plaster to j 3 Whitney 4 Co.
schr Richmond Br). Smith, Wlnd,or 10 days. vi plAses,
schr Col Lester to New London Delaney Maa gora Bay
% days. with cotton sugar, DC, Geo smith, April rs, lat
80 25 Ion IS 13 boarded chip Ashand Moore Ii from
New Orleans for Liverpool who kindly supplied with water
schr Amiy, Jotman Port Lavacca with cotton 10 master
schr Co satsery Griffin Charleston with cotton TO McCrea
schr Humming Bird. Norris Wilmington NC, 10 days.
schr Oregon. Rrause Washington.
scbr Becker, stsckpole Eeenor, NO.
schr Henrico scfanton. Richmond.
schr v s ROBINS iongsireet virginia, days.
schr Racer johnson Virginia, days.
s ssSr B B1a.s vsSss xs ssn.
schr knse Peterson Aexardria-
brhr Native American. Pigot Baltimore,
sehr VIM Thor as. Bcssey. smyrna, Del.
Prcp pssr 9fPr Hl Kns s;,h PI Ns T
BELOW.
Bark Mary, frem Trinidad.
Bark Lyra, Is days from HevanA
SAILED.
Steamship Augusta Savannah southerner Charleston Ro-
anote Norfolk chip Oder iaam) Hamburg bark Reeess ST
Sid 9th bark Gamble Powell rom Apalachicola Bos-
ton.
Wind during the day. South.
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MEETINGS TO BE HELD.


american Bible Sociay-Broadway Tabernacle, 10
AN.
CONGREGATIONAL Enion.-Annual business meeting at 8
r. ~, Church of the Puritans.
Central Amtrscdn Education Society. meeting
for business at the office "A Bible House, Aston place.
o'clock P. H.
Institaaion for the Blind.-BroAdway Tabernacle 4
p NJ.
American Temperance Enion Academy of Music, hall
past p n. Mr.. Cough will speak.
ErhsJitiOn Of the Deaf and DunuJ.-Brsadvay Tabor.
uacle, half past p. NJ
Ne,o York Ant-SIdrcy Society .-City Assembly Rooms
nalf past p NJ Speaksrs-W. L. Garrison ADD Wendell
Phillips
FRIDAY, MAY 9.
A. b. c. p. M-Broadway Tabernacle, 10 A. M The
Rev. Mron Winslow Of Madras India, win be among the
speakers.
Bapia Home Missionary Society-oliver street church,
9A.h.
american Systematic Benefc~ce Society. Broadway To.
bernscIe, 3 P.M
LADIES' Home huston, (Od Br1oery )-Brosdway Ia.
bernacls halfpa p. NJ
American AID Swedenborg Printing and Publishing 50.
cfay-Dodvor,h's Ball, Broadway, Of hAfpsst seven
o'clock r. u
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PHILADELPHIA May 7-Ar steamer Delaware Copes
Work bsrbs Paez Wilson Laguay Isnardon Cornish
Johns, PR brig Ava Bennett O. ais; schrs A Z Douglass
Gains and Wei en-, Smith Work Copy, Davis FAIR
haven; Mary Miller Laws; Woodruff Sims Mason; J Pay
ton Nckerron; A Weeks, Weeks. and Hammond, Payne
Boston; Mecca (Br), Andrews, st John, NIB Ireland
F,ambes kOreans: Mary Anna, Bower; J Risley. Bah
cock; Leaning Godfrey, and Boston, Brewer Providence
3 Frmk, Doughty Marblehead Horton. Richman, New
burg Transport. Tilden Peekskil
Cid steamer Bristol Allen NYork; ship Frigate Bird Copes
Havana brig Calvert Brooks Sierra Leone; schrs Miller
Laws; W Sims Mason. and II Weeks, Weeks, Boston,
weldon, Smith. NBedford; JunAta, Willard, Portland;
Horton, Ricbman Sciuae; Transport Tnsen, Sing Sing
Rsiey, BAtcock. Maven; Mary Anna, Bowen, RoIbury
Boston, Brewer. Fail River.
miscellaneous and D1sastsrS.
The following letter u addressed /, Mr. c. B. May
CITY, bv bis February 1885 take this opporu
nifty OF Informing you Of Shereabous We are In Angra
de Cn,rs Bay lat 2 deg n on the west coast Of Africa
smone the Arabs We have got 275 barrels OF whale oil.
whales scarce There are twelve or n.een sail here
in company with schr named the Mountain Spring OF Pro-
7 Of January s before reported the Herald in the same
os The captain and two men we're saved and they
Of them belonged 70 New Haven ~, Their names were
had captain sho. in the sss By the Arabs his name
Cod They semp,ed 2 ge, him 90 scsmsl for slave be
be turned and shot Of tho Arabs dead 0ue our boats
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SEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

WKDNf6oAfI may 7, IoO0
We found material inerssss In the supply Of beef
cattle sale ct Alsrtons sale to-day but the quality
being rather better thaa usual In connection with
GOOD demand tina market was very well sustainsd-an
average decline Of only about 10 per h. has been es
tsbished The increasing supply Of small meat and
spring vegetables Is beginning to e the sale of beef
and the average number Of cattle for tbs past fs
weeks sha be continued lower prices would to be
inevitable The bulk Of the receipts this week were
from Ohio and Ilinoishe best stock producing states
in the vrion. Number sails to-day, $3.50; making
for tn week, 26T4 head Of which, II was the general
be kf quite number would bs left over unsod. Cows
prices were realized Veal in large supply
and prices ell off from hc. to 1c. per ID. from last
market day; 58 recsved and prices ranged from
3Hc. to 6Ec. tpsr ID live weight Swine plenty ami
dul 1896 sold ct Last weeks quotations. Sheep and
lambs very scsrce and wanted.
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Total ............... .1,006 Total. 10O6
From the Treasursr's report We CLEAN the following
facts:-
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IOA ..$J4ty9 10 Total $4 Ogo l6
report alluded to the benefits growing out of the organ.
liza ion OF the Five Points House of Industry This he
considered inesputabIe The question with the Chris
an community whe her the enter prise should ever
be allowed to fall for want OF pecuniary aid He hoped
not This institution struck at the bottom OF more ex
Of corruption and moral filth beyond that possible by
any ot er bene6cen institution IN New York He called
On all to aid in placing ON frmer basis the pecuniary
affairs OF the institution
song sung by the children composed ex
pressy for the occasion, By Mr. Pesss The following is
Cur hearts and homes were desols.e.
Not mary ears ago;
or heard our rp cries oU Of WOW WOW. es'Ae'
And in grew no flowers;
Hung DER our future tours.
But He who once for was poor
Beheld our hapless lot;
His love. while heaven and earth endure,
Rev. TmoDoRE s. OUYIER followed with an address, Ia
burden appeal for aid. Brother Pe,ss he said
had for long time been to the nesk 10 dirt BE had
indebtedness. To help Mr.. Psase AMI The Five Ponts
House Of Industry from this marsh he desired each to
consider It his duty TO lend assistance He askei ths.
clothes, He assured ali that difficulty would ensus In
their donations reaehing the right direct them
10 the best house the Five Points. Clothes he urged
AZ important item. clean soul he did not believe
could very well exist In uncean garments The most i'm.
portant feature in Mr. Peases plan was not the finding
and clio hing of poor and hungry children he gave them
moral ament There was preaching there-pAin Gospel
no Greek and Latin quotations-no saccaso singing
sury sexton asking what business had there And
array OF carriages to blockade ths entrance The en-
was flee to alhe Gospel free 1t was not TO be
had without money however. He urged In conclusion
upon all, to remember this latter fact
The children sung another hymn
MATHEW Hale SMITH, Esq, followed With the next ad-
drees BE believed also that the Five Points House of
Industry the most important beneficiary institu
lion In New York II report TO be made from any
Of he stations In foreign lands Of the American Beard
n. at NJ
had been erected In the midst Of pagan vice. and six
hunared child provided for and tina. the work of
further provision for these children must end unlesa
aid contributed he believed quadruple me
amount Of money needed would be raised at once He
urged that Mr. Peases House Of Industry had been es
ts0i he'd in the midst Of csrrupter and wckeder hea
hen than lived in foreign lands To alter in this noble
work for want Of mate al ard, esta blishsd he
hoped would never b. permitted Hs closed h address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-08

To Nomtnak Officers for Ensssng Fedr-Edmuud Quincy
more Amy Post and Pny Sex on, Of New York Rober,
Purvis, OF Pennsylvania and MArius R. Robinson, Of
Ohio.
Mr. ARNOLD BcFFuA went into dissertation or the sub
ect Of slavery in the abstract erspsrsed with agreeA
BILE "reminiscences Of Agerne slavery. BE objected to
the negores Africans ooorsd persons, because
the slaves in ihb country the other
lie then stated that the Distinguished families who hal
besn engaged In the trace In the support OF ss
very had become extinct failure Of m ISSUE All
the great savehodins PIeidnrs had died without eav
ing sons to pepetuste their Mr. Bafum thought
that this was Judgment tnem for the SIN OF slavery,
and he hoped the people OF the United States would take
warning BY II.
Mr. wuIIAx HOWELL had formerly besn favor Of gra-
dual emancipation, but hid been awakened
~ Of Immediate Abolition BY tract written BY Quaker
lady He regretted that the good old Gays eggs
were over; the more the advocates Of the
persecued, the the progressed Nc. Howell
than pitched into the politicians and advocated the
abolition cf political ostos. All oatns humbug He
fully agreed with the Defiant ns Of the resolutions aud
bekeved In the motto victory or death" good
II the brethren took their post prancia wne Mr.
G. C. BrRncH aid not wake them all up. He discussed
the trss soil war cry freedom nA iorai-,lsvey sec
tonA He said this could not BE- bscsuge reedou could
NOT b national slavery existed ut all. He would
satisfied with the halt way measure Of non-extenaon Of
slavsgy To k slavery Il must b. tackled IN is strong
hold. The slavsholdsrs cain 1tns right OF transit and
~ LOGICAL sequence the right resi- with slaves In any
State or Territory They fouod tns they say, on the
consultation and the laws. Altogether Mr. Brreigh WAS
down on political abolitionism, and lied away At the
church while the old ladies' sweetly Numbered Mr..
Bureigh's speech labored imtnt to show that
the odd line abohdonists should not join with the nov
kshts who rest on the principle OF non extension
Mr.. SAxUH MAY, Jr., OF Boston, interrupted Mr. Bur
lsgh, and made appeal for unds. Toe Finance Com
nittse went TO work In accordance with motion By Mr.
Nay.
Mr. Burleigh went 70 say that II Cass, Douglas,
Touoey and The other proslsvery politicians could be
persuaded that anti slavery was popular they would advo
a = III Ard the public opinion must be .sd TO anti
slavery BY the spreading Of tssts and do,a
nents. .,,
NV 10 criticize each other and every In the
Md In etisp to the OF slavery The society had
could BE- done was 10 talk Nothing 'uli oe done
any work was 10 be done It vas to ensAve msn The
free soers we're at work usscturing muske not TO
nat ths brains Of tas crushed And doun-tr0d1en
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Kew HORACE JAMES OF Worcester, MASS then TOOK the
stand, and presented the following resouton:-
Resolved, That the work of home Missions being
TALLY the work OF the Gospel, furnishes basis which
the saelest conservatism and the most thorough reform
may cooperate In the unity of the spirit and the bond of
peace.
In support Of this revolution the reverend gentleman
spke OF the double force OF the Gospe-its
refornin power. 1t aims frat to reform the indi
vidua and through the individual society," and thereby
the best interests OF mankind. Its ultimate
aim conservatism and the Bible is the conserva
live book in existence The speaker continued in this
strain at length, until suddenly recoecting thahs
hailed from Worcester he felt bound to hit slavery Dig
bis palms. after having informed the audience that he
proud of Massachusetts, he sat down. The Chairman
put the resolution to vote, and it carried
The following resolution then offered by Rev LYMAN
WHITING, Of Portsmouth, N. H. -
Resolved That the Home, which Is the society
TO supply h Tie Gospel demands regard It's
extent and eEcours ging aspects
Upt this resolution Mr. WHITNEY spoke ct length, in
eloquent discourse alternating with wit and pathos
Be welt upon the extensive field which spread out
in this GLORIOUS land for the Abors OF the home mssona
ry. Ali nations coming up here Is TO the land OF
promise ne thanked Goo there enough for
all America had been reserved from the beginning OF
the world BY the Almighty for dspensaton to the
race-it supplemental testament, . sort OF geo.
graphical for the world In its broad ample fields
there thir "cabned, crbbed, confined but lam
pe room verge enough for not only the universal
Yankee nation " but for the universal brotherhood OF
man. The speaker WAS constantly interrupted BY the
sppaue and sughter Of the audience who by turns
el,ed sy his pathos and convused BY his wit We are
Of remarks BE sat down amidst deafenng applause
the resolution having been put by the chairman was
unanimously adopted Bsnedetion thereupon pro-
bounced; and the audieL CO dispersed.
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In re'aton to the new building recently erected the
port safes that the exact cost Of tho structure
be stated but 1t will not vary much from s25 oOO in
addition to the cost Of ground, which ST., 00O
SIT 031 90 has already been paid tho building. The
have made arrangements TO borrow rgage
which leaves about 3d. 0c0 to be provided for i'm
media'ely.
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Aurhons.
SuERIEF,S SAElE.

s,o,.,snes,syefLfh of NsassucIsusetts.
Egorcesfer 81 Jannary 2 1856.
Say virtue Of an Execution which issued judy
5 5nt in favor OF Edward u. Wheeler, Of Spencer, in
said County Physician, against George b. Newton Of
Paxton. in said County Boot-maker at the December
Perm Of the Court Of Common Pleas for hes County Of
Worcester A. D. 1885, have taken all the right in equi-
tv that Tie said George b. Newton, Mar garet c. Il.
Newton his wife had the ninth day OF December A.
d. 1854, the day when the same attached mesne
process redeem certain morgaged real estate situated
il said Paxton and the hat is described in mort
gagged deed thereof from Edward Morse the Worcester
County Institution for Savings recorded in the Registry
of Deeds for Worcester County. in Book Page 472 for
recording deeds of said Savings Institution. being the
estate that is standing upon tine records il the
Registry Of Deeds for said County, in the of Mar
garet G. H. Newton. Book 537, Page 81, And Satur-
day, the eighth day of March next Two O'Clock the
atanoon at my office, in the City of Worcester, NO
Worcester Bank Block shall Offer for sale by public
auction to the highest bidder said right in equity of
deHlpton. J.DAY,
jan2l d1aw3t Deputy Sheriff.
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Boston advertisements.

WANTED FOR TuEU. s. ARMY
Ell ONE THOUSAND UNMARRIED MEt. between
IA the ages Of is and So Minors must have the writ
Isl ten consent Of parents guardians The term Of
tg service is years,-and pay from 81 to So per
Ji month, besides Board Clothing, Quarters, and med
III ical attendance. furnished without charge. Soldiers
~ disabled in the line Of their duties receive pensions,
admission into the Military Asylum good home
81 allowed for each acceptable recruit
Enquire at the & S RENoEzoUs, los Mersimac street.
Boston, Mass. ian22d3m
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Cost an0 6omno.

EIyUR TIPPET LOST-Between The Providence
IL Depos and the house Of Ezekiel Daniels. Tine finder
will be rewarded by leaving it at this Office.
jal6 diff
z 0ST.-A Gennemsn's BAY STATE LONG SHAWL,
lost from a sleigh yesterday afternoon, between
Main street and Northyils School 1u.. The finder will
be suitably rewarded, by leaving it at the Spy Office
jail daWtf