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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-21

VI n $3.50 -
81 EWe do not approve Of the sug-
ges'ion oil the Indiana American IN
regard to the PRESIDENTIAL candidates.
ns s ~ al Who ornossd s sb rer =" Ia -
the Missouri Compromise. not only IN
Indiana. but throughout tho United
states !: IN the approaching fres,den-
wv. i. e' ,',a. va ,n'nh sn's oSlso'
Gates cat s. 10 et the PSiladelnI;s Convention
Let us hsrmonizs and unite. all the
opponents OF the present faithless adj
m'n's'fA'on' u we can; put u We can
AND 80 in,o ne contest tr,ps;r~ H.
the ssscredness Of our cause and IN the
intelligence Of the people, and victory
viii crown our efforts. send sound
ae'ssa h:,;, men -. o. w,.is% nes. e wn
Ill Ill ' ,';:a - ss.J;s",a ~@ 49,, y
whom the people can unite and a
platform which they will uphold -
u CIV ~, the people the e. ngns Pis, ,m I'm
the bs,sncs p.,S,siis Pss ,.s,;c"s = :
W. !, 80. I, I,
t., 80 -.
W., f. ~. r,''' - :. ~ .'''
W "'o "'''8 "au ~"~a' " . t''' =
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-21

The Washington Union says 4 does
not desire lobe understood as making
any objection to the South American
nominations At Philadelphia, As the
convention could hardly have suggest
ed candidates that would have made
the Union's task 80 easy In the COM
ing contest Il says: "Is will be re-
membered that whilst Mr.. Fillmore
was President. Mr.. DoneIson was edi-
tor Of the Washington Union. The
Union stood in direct opposition to
Mr.. Fillmore's Standardization, and
Mr.. Donelson has left on record an
abundance Of materials on which the
head Of the ticket can be effectually
crushed. We shall make Mr.. Donel-
son do our work against Mr.. Fillmore.
II will be amusing to find how bad a
man Mr.. Fillmore is, according to Mr.
Donnslson." Iie tt 10
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-21

War NAvonrr.--An unsophissIea-
ted country man. last Saturday. -ug-
gested that jug should be elevsled
on that pole as an emblem Of their
principles. ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-21
"CoSeRrss HALL. March 2. 1890.
Three o'clock at night

| "OQiuS measure. Eul Mr.. Ilnck-
ney goes on in this same letter, and
says qrs.
THE votes were close--ninety to
eighty-six. (the vote was SO first de-
clarcd produced by the seeding Of
few absent and moderate men from
The North. To the north Of $3.50 deg
there is to be. by the present law. res
friction, which you will see by the
votes, / voted against But it is at
present Of no moment. 1t is vast
tract, uninhabited, only by wild beasts
and sayages, in which not foot Of
the Indian claim to the soil is extin-
guished. in which, according to the
ideas prevalent, no land Office will be
open for great length of time.
with respect, you obedicnt servant,
CHARLES PINCKNEY."
But, by and by, in the course Of
events, that territory has boone open
for settlement, and States are to be
made out Of il. and the Institution Of
slavery, Ike the tabled dog of old,
which never sleeps, puts its eye upon
il. and now II becomes great sinifor
a freeman to go into Kansas for the
purpose Of making ii free State.-
The gentleman from Missouri tells us
that the ruling principle which promp-
ted men to goto Kansas. was freedom
for the African. Well, sir, / confess.
in my own heart, have some sympa-
thy with the African, bound and en-
shaved as he is, and sold in the market,
often from his own wife and children,
but have more for the white man.
Slavery is a curse to the whiteman, as
well as for the slave. But with slave
ny in Missouri have nothing to do
lido not wish to interfere with it there.
You ere responsible for it there. But
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-21
Ns6 SStsriistmsnIs.

1rrxs. kpsoa.-Yeu WIN plsu.s snssusss
she nAme q MICHAEL WHEAT o. csn1t1sls
FOR Road sapssvisor.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-21

ArrER,rHE GovERSoR.--Gov. More
head, Of Kentucky, has been indicted
by the Grand Jury of Scott county. for
allowing one OF his negroes to hire his
own time. The only difficulty in the
matter is this: that after they fine the
Governor, he will be able to remit the
penalty. w
Iowa LANDS. Those who wish to
have lands located in Iowa cannot do
better than consult John Wynn. Esq
Without disparaging others. we are
free to say that Mr.. Wynn possesse.
superior qualifications for this bust,
ness. A practical farmer-for many
years the County surveyor--an hon
est and industrious man--everythine
that constitutes safe land agent com
bines in him. tf1 siea =
-.f1le EltrE-cf lrri "a lf
IHE dREAT EARrHoUAKE AT JEDDo.-'
If the intelligence is confirmed tina
the great city ofSJeddo. in Japan. ha.
been destroyed by an earthquake
with the loss of thirty thousand lives
and q hundred thousand houses, i
will be by far the greatest calamity o
the kind that has occurred in centu,
|ry, even exceeding, in the magnitude
of the disaster, the destruction Of Lii
ma, In Peru. and Lisbon. in Portugal
BY earthquakes. which occurred many
years ago. The circumstances atten-
ding the report lead US to hope and
belisveithst the calamity has been very
much exaggerated.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-08

mr. sys.s ss.s.. A.s end ss'ssa ~ s>'''''''
xs u 50 ssr.s Too vssa original grs.'h .,h COO
.s1'sss dssIi.s sss near resAA'sn o. n. As's
snssslsa & iss .ss. $50 veea land river The
yorktown. 9TH sek dushng out
kessss &c. Advd ~ rhes- q. rsnslsy. ltNs<l
Of 70 - elrarvd With sxeele hh dvenr con
nosd Adv'd ~ Jse. wrs-o. VNsol
n-rn eoahaupten county vth 100 acr~ OF
soininsa dsslrshis egsr,ns - sdvt Of hsh Davis
vsis.s. on nm. eo,@andss ,,sv Of the ssy.
river. Ac. Adsa ~ O. .. tpC
adeininx ire NM" short ds'anee ssss Of
9Th brek dwelling ae- Add By a. lspel .
Of ~ serss !. Lsnsnbsrg eesny siaaisd npen ~ u
p nanvss1 nm svsaa.ss go fs'ss esseA Asvs ~ ws.
farm o, to- serss original forrest county.
IN mcs south 81 Lsurene.ne viii large
srlek ds.iins sse. Adva By Geo y hv.s ki,sl A Il,
f.r~ins iaads 20 and cr<a.
nshy .dvr Of Mr. John wis"n he ss-p~ays land
Ssra Of $50 ssr. In povA.i.a ee.ny vh d-,s &c. sssss
enQtl ~ ,....,.-. .u,- ...,.,.,,. -
aers 81 which $50 arabic, QfJ
Pantaon In county, - ms fo RchDeod, called
. Mount bernard" containing lSn acre tn)
Farm Jamss river In buckingham eeany opposite ho~Aros
An estate. consanInE Amelia and Nessovay
fouR Advertised By L. hAsers ul
vsrm Of so half cleared. In oAsss CITY county ~ nile
M. tara Known Is Prs.pse, Hn" In Orange Rapps
contains o and has facility 81
%
Valuable min propsrtyts -Taiasrro sat Roskss-s
opportan " for invsstpent sse advt 81 g. A ul
~ Riehnoad .diassss canal
and James rvsr dsrab oasrns Advd ~ hnss -
len tul - IL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-08
John Cnnhrana.

Among the Democratic o. members Of Congress.
recently elected from New York city is John Coch-
rane Cochrane was for years. one Of the most bla.
tant Frecsoilers Of the North. lie and John Van
Buren, were the chief architects of the Buffalo plat.
forms platform reeking with Freesoil heresy and
protesting with the utmost vehemence against the
extension Of slavery Reduced to a show Of nation
atty by the bestowal Of lucrative Office from Gen
Pierce, Cochranc is now claimed as one Of "our
faithful allies" at the North Like John Van Buren,.
no only waits another opportunity to betray Demo
cracy TO Frcesolism-and il that opportunity oc.
cur. ne win no, be slow to improve it, or such Al
sour faithful allies at the North"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-08

BLoOUT REScoSTRE-Ffom Mr.. William Smith who
came rom New Castle last night the ~ Louis IneIIgc
learns that " EdWatds tavern keeper IN that place
shot w. v. Bergman Of Dr.. Brrfynisn. The ball en-
tered Immediately under the nipple the side and
out on the other. Bcrymau bleeding inwardly sud
the wound was regarded mortal.
Spmc words had passed between Bergman AMI FL
wards IN the morning, when the former taken away by
HE irends Edwards told Bcuymans father " HE
turned n his house he would shoot him BerTyman vent
back 10 Edwards tavern ast evening and drank with
efal n hi friends nj the bar Bergman then asked III
ward why he had nsutcd him when the latter told him
he did not want 20 have ANYTHING do With him aud for
ced him out of the bar ROOM and Bergman. attempt
ing " enter, Edwards shot him. The affair caused
much excitement Hdwsrds bad been arrested when
the cara left
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-08

dsnan from Indiana mr. Dann) than b here contained h
he sacred book What dos all this strife. and snry,
and rsngs aud eiv war" In Kansas come from but the
e.chgs Of hose 10 days who teach other~i-e than
Paul taught and .No not eons.~t 90 sAesso< sors.
me sords Of lord .Icsss Ckrisf."
let man. then. that African slavery IL exsis
IN the South incorporated In and sanctioned oy the
-oo of the unitsd States In violation Of either the
laws OF nations, the laws Of nature, the lava of God
Aud IL IL "must needs be" that such au offence shall
from this that shall the ties that
unite these States together frstcrns bonds aud nvov.
the land in civil war, then "wo be them fron whom
o ..U... .th
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-08

NEw WAY ACCOMMODATES BoAHDEHs-Mo-t Of reader.
will mer how frequently few months inquess held
the bodies Of "nnknovn found floating the river"
scarcely day without such
day. there have been ave Almost Without exception
recognised. their dress and
deck hands the hut uat could he
concerning them There generally nothing found la their
rxcepi tobacco pocket-knife or pipe.
Por several months there has been scarcely
% this description held, and the facts taken together
quite significant some circumstances which have
knowledge furnish soutnn and
half opened boarding
wsersorks house Which frcueu by
Of bnatrnen, prime pAly dvok-iand
We learn that II vas constantly recurring circumstance for
bGsdeTs b. leave IN their
Innate friends being % " until they missed The
fact finally begaH attention.
Who disappeared
o.
Angh watch set and the keeper Of the house
~ late hour one night to carry out 10 an apparent state ~
supor and proceed the river uh HIN though be carrying
him to host Thu watch fpo- ed him. him
~ throw the into the An made
him. but without and nothing has been
him since
PROM that time this bat few bodies
Ionnd na'ng IN the river There be hut Little doubt that the
vanou paDsrd HE boarders drugged liquors,
robbnz them threw them the river We Obtained
nnt from policeman Of nots LOHfs Leader
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-08

phsonpTSsey SslEor ArrLgs--We have the pleas
=. pAnitgg rood probably the beet sale Of frut
i IN fhi- coun,ry, and that TOO. Of Tennessee fruit
II rimrns ~ sppics exhibited a. The far by NJ. j
Es-ss artist rai-ed or his farm IN Cumberland coun
eh~ msauiain, werc solf az auction on Wedncsda'
-urhey wcyc aid by die half dozen. and e. high ~
tisrs snd tscniy cents per half dozen paid. tn
80 sold. amounting n about bafret and half .
a. as,ast vWieties broaght hundred and clever
- ~ sHv ~ snn ismous fruit crossing S,sfes IN an,
80 N = Aoshriie BaHa<r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-08

TVS FoHCg or ExNPLE--No man can measure H..
amount OF injury which has been inflicted upon the nof
ale ~ the cOunty by those dsgracefu qaarels at WISH
ingi0n. dufng the sessions Of Congress- The spirit
ducing which bad almost died out among the mos
bot hedd of The South has revived With three fold vs
throeoat the iragth aud breadth Of tho Land II per
g-e- all ca-ses sud races AZ instance proving th
&C. ~c copy the following paragraph iroIn California
go Digger Indians fought duel lev days since. o.,
ssno With bows and arrows; both slightly woufA
de 81 So Jonah Barringt0nl Digger Indians on
1cld ~ honor Has the cod, become 80 common
~ j. oHiersto0d by these hbels upon humanity p
ssond not b. surpd.ed " We should next hear that
ias.Oltangs we're taking about with small swords
snrJresesf.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-08

STEA WEH POCAuONTAS.-goR q e<p-u
- BALTiNORfFrcght received today, (Pri cy1t MI
dayJ and up 10 The hour Of o'eiock v ~, saur
day. The sh
consgnces requested their goods to-day
shippers requced u send In thc ~ their cendgnees
SATURDAY. afternoon, their shipments VII he consigned order
bos-1t LUDLAM a wArsON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-08

The New York Express gives the following the result
Of tls In the Five Points Of that city Buchanan
$40 FILLMORE is Fremont II "Amercans don't ruls
Aaerioa, down tbere,--tha, Is certain"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-08
a can ID.

a CARD.
The undersigned a common friends Of the gentlemen take mue
pleasure that TIE difficulty heretofore eNng
Messs Roger A. Pryor and o. D. finncy has
manner entirely honorable and satisfactory beth gentlemen,
smleable relations nov subsist between hsm.
THOMAS PARRAMORE
nos WA. r. @. DOUGLAS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-08

UAuHIED.
Thursday evening Nov. 9Th ~ the Rev r. q. Howell. n ~
w JSO. a. MCCARTHY MssL EHiRA O BARNS, al of Rct
mond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-08
PRIVATE oyyEHIses OF REAL EsrArs

gsSt Q, W sore. APpoms,los eo.nv tnevn as Ross
anp tfhy stused - miles from Lynchhug has large
my barn etc. aud exisn I've orchards aethsr
w 80 sdvi Of James D. Mostly conn ttN9I
Iro tracts 81 Land IN Henry ~ miles from o. w.
and ~ ron nHnvIe containing f9S large and
haudsome dvellnE, aud 90 superior fruit other
~eet con.ins esl serrs Advd by ., 2. Haraon tN1el
desirable farm ~ Sb no cleared
uics ust Of re noh. With cofnrablc dwelling outhouss Or
ehard, re Advd By O. A liNiel
Dsniei Warulck foss Mis- county, ~ Tor sale
estate which be resides SO aere bon .lds Of Po.y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-08

Wse's majority IN 1855, 1881 Bueh's maj l4S64
Democratic gain ~ 6ityeight counties 1888. Wises
majority the counties be heard lrUm 900, which
add 10 1885, soud make Bochanars majority In the
State ls,i5l " there further Democratic gAns
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-08

4 OOK or FOH NO. lis becoming The cry Of this
f-i country public opinion
@ people be exceedingly rash r endeavor
h. cheek u sov the
raj esc Individual concerned, be best sub
Ved We advt- sake ~ Wishing Cothlnr you'd
Do yell ~ calling subecber ITO Main and supply
hrusivr spparel
Look ou. for ti0 Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-08
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r,E,Es .. ShIE SE THE yaLIars


CbksrERy virtue Of deed Of dated November
To tie undersigned, Tru-tees,
WIFE, TO To Lawson Nunnay L.
The payment Of certain Of MONEY aud which
recorded In Chesterfield County
pronounced At the late OF the Circuit Court
eonniy In the suit 81 Martin Kuhn.
OF
20 eel, AZ public suction on u. p,mi.s, az 10 O'clock. NJ
TUESDAY. the 9Th Decembe 1885, DJdir, n not,
10y that really valuable estate called huckHII' the Coal
Pr turnpike about half mile Manchester containing
The Of
sxelent brick dwelling, nearly new, together out
buildings.
The Of this place Manchester Richmond Its
handsome cation renders peculiarly valuable a
business IN either 81 these cities.
rsaNs-Ah cash; balance three payments
the 22d November 1851 1858 1852 Tor bonds bearing
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-08

NgSTst vESTstf In great vsre,y Of ayles and quaI-
ues, fohy cut yell made, sud for .ie gv a. ~ h.n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-08

noN1rAnY ANU connEsciAi.

|. -. N.ft| L n<vsrs % rss Wnss. ~. !. lisa
AZ the Ns~ Yosk Sock Ezch.nre. Mrs. Bo>ri yss,ss-
dy. eo~s us,nh ssss 80 % ss~vs ss.sAs,
ssa o. saek ~ issa,A,< delivery. $4,000
sa teu NJ es.lssss sAs board
ssass ssssn ass srss s~ssrsi
res 'Ars~ss advance Reading Railroad az.
an ten thsasand shares Nee Yort Central sp
s>es % dvv hea--ad hars es aud Michigan
h<r Indiana M viii
and three thsasAnd Of sh
ianA HsssssrxA n.1r.af M. !.
The New Yo,k News la IL monetary review for Wed.
n<.iay last says
Money assuming position Of vos
OF h- specie coming
me Arabia which sailed to-day SsTp
Of which eiaaeoo pst up
eroker. hsvs cold arly rs bsins
Ah object rhs Of Ne,
class Endorsed dated 10
Of ouihs. neiadins paper
me BANKS Withholding fi
which foreign exchange vssh
me Stock msrks active day. and the
Arss days s..ass nsasy active In stock circles Az
81 has vanished. aud the
s.nss edy ss. 20 prove tina. no, only are the bear. ecys
sseks for delivery bot there speculative demand based &
expycsaons q coming advances which shall distance The
decline We stated before the market tnrned that
party would to tbs relief Of the Market and sy have
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-08

UDANTs AND yESTS.-50o pair of Pants and q Iary
quantity Of Vests. just ece desabe syes nm
qualities. Call and examine, at ia Main street
ma Vxf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-08

lAJSlHAHGE FAHu on ruE MN BRIDGg
- ROAD THhEE M1fEs BHIOW RlyHAOND, FOR sALk.-
The bsebrs authorized 10 sell the farm which Mrs Miles
Macon recently resided, and located ~ shove
" contains about 10 The dwelling large snd conve-
ney arranged The land produces ve The place Il healthy,
and lie neigiIbofiood srcelsnt.
Nc. so,s residing on the place. pleasure
INK u ~ iioas eio call.
f,rns 81 payment accommodating Apply 70
nbs-2avim oDDD1N 4 APPF1aON, Aucta.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-08

ogHCg MERCHANTS INSURANCE CO.,
RcusOnD, Sch November. 1866. 4
hIVIDEND.-Ths Board Of dag ordered
- thst TIE ~ Company Tor
n'nths fHr cent placed " The Surplus
FUND ai nrs cent be- dividend the stoethod
noI-if ''' wv " ,'' WV '' 9 H. MONTAGUE see.y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-23
y. u. advertisements.
7 AwToN. Tor NEW R0CHELLEI
Blackberry Plants.

y p r E'S RE D C EDt!1
The subscribers have become Agents the sale Of the
genuine LAYTON Tor New Rochele) Blackberry Plants,
walk, CT, and Mesars. Haock. Of Milton, N. Y
Fall and Spring, deliverable e middle Of October
until the Ground freezes and from the middle OF March
until the middle Of Day
PRICES $40 per hlnirea plants; s1l per fifty tlants
81 per dozen; 81 % pr half dozen plants
Cost Of package for Dozen half dozen, l2l cents;
for fifty or hundred, rs cents-arger packages proper
tipnahly less.
The Of the grower, who will personally superin-
tend the taking and packing. with directions for set
ting and cuiSatng, will accompany each package
The plants raised by these parties have heen during
the last forwarded to eUegy part of the country,
and few instances failure have occurred, although
the setting out has often been entrusted to uusEiu hands
u Orders must be accompanied b. the cash to ensure
fufllnent.
We are permitted to refer TO
Hon. Horace Greeley, Editor New Yors Tribune
Orange Judd, Esq, Editor American Agriculturist.
james J. Mapes, Esq Editor Working Farmer.
Scion Robinson, Esq Agricultural Editor N Y Tribune.
Thomas Drew, Editor Worcester Spy Worcester Mass.
Stafford Cleveland, Esq, Editor Yates County Wing.
James S. Gibbons, Esq, No 10 Wall street. New York.
Richard Il. Manning Esq, No 81 Cortandt st.
N B. Orders should be given early inthe season as
practicable aud will be filed in the order of their recep
tlon.
Pamphlets may be obtained of on application by
mail or otherwise free of charge giving statement of
igin, history, characteristics, &C
DREW FRENCH, Fruit aud Produce Dealers,
s23 dawtf No, IS Barclay St New York,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-23
GAS F 1T t I N q S !.
The Worcester Gas Light Comnanv

Continue TO put In PIPE and FITTINGS for the intro.
pueon Of Gas into buildings In the most thorough and
sorkmanlike manner and warran them 30 arranged,
perfect.
Ihey VIII guarantee the perfect fitting Of all work ex
eentea oy Them but toiH not hold theseUes respoN
10" fcr teakage tnsgDfoient supply, or other dam.
fiea. y N'''~ ~
Aneu recent arrangements enable them 10 make liberal
oun, on AZ Pipes and Fittings and they can furnish
" IN this department, Of the quality aud
sn I.ks s g can pe obtained IN New York and Bog
No. 3 Pearl street. Vvorc..,..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-23
STEAM FITTINCs

TOT the eonVenience Of Mechauicr and ofbers ,h. -
eersgneo ms made arrangements to Keen ossiaativ ~
hapd, iull assortment " PIPE aud TITrfN9gy ~,
BIZ obtained elsewhere = ~" prices a.
Having engaged competent ana experienced ,,,.,...
% y nov p pared g iake contracts Tor he atn ~ a
Factories, haohloe Shops, Hotels, and other mil ~
iof Heating BY bieaini all work warranted 10 b. done &
The most thorough manner, aud perfect Satisfaction esa
anteed. n y JAMFS M ara usu eH
sea No. 3 Peo,isrsef. Worcester. '-A a. ~,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-23
G9presses.

EgsssEssszsE- FULLER'S NORWICH AND
ESst WORCESTER EXPRESS.
c. s. FULLER will send Messenger on every Accom-
mediation Train, over Norwich and Worcester Railroad,
to transact all business the Express Line and forward
packages to New London, Hartford, New Haven and
New York. He will transport Iron Safe in each train
for the transmission of valuable packages
0FFIcEs-l80 Main st., Worcester N C. Brakenridge's
tore, under Wauregan House, Norwich Ct.
Il packages should be marked Fullers Express.
orcester, Sept LIST, 1850 sept5
Esgsesz1 ROSS'S PROVIDENCE AND
ssss&-4az9 WORCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train
Packages Forwarded, Notes. Drafts and Bills collected
and paid, and all orders attended to with despatch
Packages and small Gases forwarded and other Express
Business rs sacted at FAN River Mansfield AttIeboro
TAUNTON, New Bedford and Nantucket, Mass; BRISTOL
Warren Newport, East Greenwich, Kingston, Warwick,
Wickhed, Peaceda and Wakefield, r. l.; and stoning
on, Conn.
OFHcEs.-1SO Main street, Worcester; Horace Cooks
Store, WoonsoCketi No, Exchange street. Providence