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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-21

DIED.
In this city, III inst Mrs Hannah Walker, wife of
Funeral Sunday at 124 O'Clock fro the residence
Dewey street, Friend4 invited to htend without
Tther notice.
In this city, }th inst, Freddie G., 4of Geo. &
Aria Taylor, I'D / yr., NOS and "a days Horny
Gd6er, son of Ynrs-aRd-4s zabeth Lawrence, aged 2
yts
oxford, Mas, Sept, 6f1S5s, Alice Moore aged 49,
wiof Mai. Wnt Moores March 6, 1857 Maj. VIM.
Moe, aged 70 tVt, a1Ja Maiae papers please copy.
1Watertown, R5,h sfnst., Suddenly, john H. Clark,
Esqagei SO.
ISfalt eboro' lVt., Feb. 2lst Mr. Janes Frost aged
so. 'eSN
Atae Amercsh Consulate at Tangier ia the Empire
of M5cco Feb nth, of typhoid fever, Miss Sarah A
Rugg aged Isl years, eldest daughter ofEDraper and
Oaroli' B. Rugg9es, Of This city.
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AuCt}0u5.

By 3 ". VAIL, AuctiOneer
H. ADNfINLSTR ATOR'S SALE. BY
s license of Court, will be sold at Public Auction at
esS. the dwelling house the land to be sold, on
+ A Y the 10Th dag of April next, at three
O'Clock in the afternoon the folio gog real estate to wit
The whole of the real estate where PATRICK WELO g.
late Of Worcester, died seized consisting Of lot Of land
o. about 900 square feet situate the easery side of
Millbury street, the city of Worcester with the dwell
ng house thereon containing eight rooms built about Ave
years since, and suitable for families For terms and
further particulars, apply t.
mch7 dts THOMAS MAGINNIs, Admir-.
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By E. W. VAILL. Auct:oneer

d II VI AILLy AUUt.OHGGT,
d. AUCTION SALE.-Will be sold ct Pub
Fs,.s lie Auction, on SATURDAY, he 2lst inst at l
.lS=o'cl7ck ?. IL on the prem e. in Armory village
AiIibury, all the valuable Real Estate and Household
Furnitnre lately owned aud occupied by gro. L. RICE.
sail ate consists OF large story House. with an
ell atdii n suitable for separate tenement and barn
shed and wozdhouse attached to the same Also about
an acre Of land well stocked with choice selection of
fruit trees The crop OF apples sold last Fall for $l0O
after saving out all ha needed for family Terms
made known at sse. For particulars inquire Of T. Fl.
RICE, or hrs S, O. RICE, on the premises
mchl4 deodts
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lOallts.

WOUNG MAN WANTED-About seventeen
IL years old, to leara the Engraving business; one
who has skill in Drawing, and whose parents reside
in the city preferred Apply Immediately southgates
Engraving and Printing rooms, 1917 Main street. Union
Block. cot mch20
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-21

"a WATCHES. CLOCKS,
kM JeweIry, silver and Plated
Ms 10 WARE,
GUNS, PISTOLS, CUTLERY,
f A N CY GO ODS, & O.
The undersigned have in store and offer 70, sale an ex
cellent stock of the above articles,
Wafches-Of F. Adams & CONS, Jules Jurgensen's,
James Nardin's and Tooias'5 manufacture.
JeweIry-piamond, Mosaic and Cameo; Ladies'
and Cents Gold Chans of every variety of pattern.
SPectacIes-Pebble Perriecopic ami common glass
in Gold, Silver, Steel and Plated bows, adapted for all
sights.
French Clocks of different patterns, in Marble,
Gilt and Bronze Covers.
silver and Plated Wnre-of every style, with
an endless variety Of Fancy Goods.
Guns-Engsh, Double and Single Barrel Stub and
Damascus I Eist.
PistOIs-oo'ts, Ohicopee and Warmers Revolyers.
Smith and NELSON'S Volcanic Repeater Aliens celebrat
ed Breach oading Rifle, and spol tsmen's Equipments
of every variety,
N B. Watches and Jewelry repaired, and warranted,
FISK GODDARD,
1876 Union Block, Main street,
mch19 d&wtf Worcester Mas.
CIGARS: CIGARs:: CIGARS :!!
CIGARS I37,75O CIGARS
Wholesale and retail, at
ESSMAN &c HAAS,
No. Lincoln House Block
This day received, besides our previous large assert
meRt The best seleGtion of fine
Imported HAVANA Cigars.
Imported Principe Cigars.
Imported Plantation Cigars.
Imported Manila Cigars.
Imported Manila Cheroots
Also large stuck of
DOMESTIC AND GERMAN CIGARS,
Anknds OF Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco, and Snuff,
Pipes, Fancy Goods, ..
mchl9 DIFF
A LIE! A LIE!i-
Mr. Damphoos" report that his stock Of coal is supe
rlor in quality 10 that Of any other dealer and that (9
nice dollars fifty cents pei TOMS the lowest price at which
coal is sold in this city.
a tn CT!
have on hand at
CITY GOAL YARD
southbridge street, prepared
LEHIGH AND RED ASH COAL,
ufthe beat quality, warranted to give satisfaction, which
/ will sell ut
NINE DOLLARS
per ton.
GEO. E. MANN,
once in Central Exchange, rear Of Post once.
MARRIED WOMAN'S MEDICAL
1VM COMPANION. For sas by WM. ALLEN
mchlT DIFF 40 Main street.
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90 Ert.

FENO RENF-A large, convenient and pleasant Ten
ent en- Portland street. Inquire at No Portland
street. diff mcb2O
sHN0 LET--A lower Tenement at No % Bigh street.
Possession given first Of April. Apply as ab9ye.
Inch20 dtf
FENO LEE-Four very desirable Front Rooms for of
fees, situated on the second floor Of the Mechqu-
les Hall Building There are Steam Pipes for warming
In each room. Also, the floor rooms particu-
we'll light 3D. dry and warm basement room size about SO
by 70. For terms &c, apply to.
II. W, MILLER,
f. G. PATRIDaE. Committee
JOS. D. DANIELS.S
mch14 d2Fis
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DEDICATION GALLOP,
Composed for the Piano, by CARL ZERRAHN and
played by full Orchestra, at the Grant Dedication
Ball, at Worcester. Price rs cents.
Published in fine style with picture of the New Hall
on ire Title Pase, by RUSSELL RICHARDSON 29l Wash
ington street Boston.
n B: Copies sent by mail postage free, OIL the re.
celpt oil q . cents. d3t mchl9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-21

DIR. LINNELE,
H NJ G 0 P HIsT)
VIII meet his Office patients hereafter from tn and
to P. NJ. No, 6 EVuInut ST
Worcester, May &c. 1855
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VIM. L. HOPES.

(Leader of the Worcester Cornet band.)
Q o M p o s f. r. O f M U S TO
Can furnish Brass and Quadrle Bands, Orchesras sc
with all kinds nf Music
Orders received at Mr.. O. Lorng's susic store, 2os
Main street, or by mail,
VIM L. HOBBS. Professor of Music,
MS dtt No Carlton street.
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Cost an0 Sound.

ENOUA D-A sum of money, which the owner can
n h've by calm. Geo. P. Bryant & Co.
mch20 dots
MOTE L0SF-0n Saturday last, a noteofTwo Hum
IL pred Thirty Dollars payable W. Barber or order
and endorsed by him All persons cautioned against
negotiating said note, as payment has been stopped
The finder will be rewar ed by leaving it at this office
mch10 diff
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Nm operiisemeI,ts.

VHto LET "A snall Convenient T EN- RMENF- cen .
mal iocal9 Inquire Of MARSHALL MILLS
tnu@A dtf No. Nay Street.
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GPECTAL NOTICE.-The lqdy whose singular
~ or insane conduct occasioned two or three
stores in this CITY, Wednesday, and who helped her
self to couple of Chenille Head Dresss one or both red
and white, and sundry other articles may save herself
and friends an unpleasant exposure by immediate and
satisfactory explanation or settlement. d3t moh2O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-21

ENXTENSIoN DINING TABLES. :. Just
AL manufactured by the subscribers aud perfect
DER large lot of Extension Dining Tables which they
will sell at wholesale RETAIL at about half the usual
price, If called for soon the Planning Mill cornor of Cen
trial and Unon streets, Worcester.
mel20 d2w&g1tk j. L.. al N KEYFS.
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To conclude wi the Laughter provoking Farce of
THE GQOD-FOR-NOTHIkG.

Prices of A shHsGs "A So Priv .t, BoxSs admit
ling six $500; Bros Circle and Parauet 80 cents; Fam
lily Circle rs cents; Amphitheata Is cents
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To the Ladies of the Members of the Worcester County
Mechanics Association,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09

,sh.s stas 1rl " coaeaoA. Bsi Hewitt, Ecnparel
Esnal, y An, WIND ivy sast eddnss; sriss I,srsn
and Ben Dannag schrs L vay Ceri.o, rspe ophT
lsns 1ss b. ss s. M s.
KESSksTSKroRi. Bee Arr SS.x Harriet Small, Viz
1s ss1as
Bourne Boston s.ar pes CLARK do Ga 'Gp
Art 4h 10y teD snip VIM woodbury. Mcclellan New YORK,
NEW ORLEANS Nov 30 Px,Arr slip Samaritan, Small a
Cd ss Richard %scp waeson csd for
ss S .4 sssss Battle Ss
w SHIPS B Sm B osW saT S
from BcrdesaA sp brig An.oniia from sarcsiona ca
4swsa Ss 3 s ss. q sssss Rich SS'rf
NORFOLK Dec AIT seh5s Rosa Ferris and sidney
verpoo barks Mount Vernon Rogers Barcelona AiexiEa
NEW BEDFORD, Dec SID schr M wrishngou pha-
delphia IN Challenge, Packer and Anne MERRILL do Pc
NEWPORT Dee 6-Arr brig Pratt, Brishtman, Bristol
for Pfisdeiphis osceoia baker, and Garland %sahsws
York Tor Yarmouth Lewis Flowers Belfast for Bait
YORK j i Bent, salem Tor Philadelphia
Ao ARR Oh s Sc qa for NsSsr hSn
Howes Yarmouth for NYork Ellis, Harwlch for Tanger;
hot eg Weav edo DO for N9os DO'''A '''
o e1 So oy sn
70, E1SP9r simpson Hart Sears yrgina for sSss Smith
York Sid schrs Marietta Sterling and Ellen Louisa NYok
Sarah Seisey NBrnnswick.
PENSACOLA, Nov 25-Arr bark Hale Crowther, Hs
yana schr Mary Ella, Wood, Galveston; 18th brig Martha
HILL Dunnels, Belfast Me- Cid 18th schr Jos Crandal Ne
aihlin Havana
PORTLAND Dec 6-Arr Br ship Queen of the Lakes Liv
crpool Cid 9Th ship Moro Castle Reed Havana briggs Prem
tss Hobbs Carver Matanzas Lauraea, smith, Cuba; Ches
apeake Crowel, NYork
QUINCY, Nov cs-4Arr schr VIM Rowe Higgins, Phila
delphia
ST MARKS, Nov 2t-Sld brig Geranum Pierce, Nyork
In cath barks Rutgers, Deano for New York Id
Col Ledyard Beckwith do samuel Mcxley Jr Holmes
Fish Wolfe do brgs G Anderson nosner for NYork
ldg. Ward, Hubbard do, Ny sc Fish, do; Gen Bailey,
Noyes and Suw aimee Munroe wg schrs Arlington, Murcn
wig; Fashion, Cbilds hghtering live oak
,sAvANNAH, Dec 3-Arr ships Baker, Allen Yarmouth 20
ford Munsell Look NYork. Cid Western
port, Berry, NYork; schr Warng, smith, do
4h-Arr ship Monterey Mayo Dublin schr Yapor Smith,
Eyork CID ships Molocka, Hall, Fleetwood E. Ez Ham
ton, Lewis NOrleans
SALEM Dec 5-Arr bark Vim II shailer Ward, Ambri-
7ete. Coast of Africa. Cid schr Minnesota, Baker
York
WARREN, Dec Sin port bark Muskingum, Martin, for
Estanzas cg
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CLEARED.

CLEARED.
ss%eg AGs Orr sa11nSS San"r
s sm;. n.
s.r. TI.i.H oSn.ns alSss.:,sT1ys;a Carver Chase
Brig Anna new Hannelt, Maranham and marset-Cor.
sss Dew Te I Drop, Rgand s. ki,ts@W ptmon
sr 4 srsdf ssya sa's y %a
ssr r s's ss Sen s Peter
s s senf s r earres SewSerny Smith Co
schr fremont Bohamnon, Fredericksburg-Merril& Alb
sehr oren.haw, Moss, Richmond-C Pierson.
schr Bedeil, Ryder, korfok-M hedeil 49,.
fssss hsn mon
siOop usSnepaug Wilson; GTee Pyr,'snd
ARRIVED
seaship Marion Toser charestSn with mdse and pas
q Cape Hatera exchanged signals with steamship Aaba
sap 1 Centurion esskn- Liverpool, Sey with mdse and
zercss c ss. Nov i e a. a - 10 lon Sa 80
newly ;' sseahsd Win yellow metal about 800 spgsreni
Teesrsph from Rotterdam for Boston 30 days ou 3D. lat
ssp R s n h s6w % as with
Ksiana NC D'Al1 &c, s. l'N', u N sas
uadse and sos passengers whocK Burnett. wss days
BARK John Brookman, Broosman Sunderland Oct 81
SsSss e Ss; 4sse;
Brs Capello ,of Providence Head Havana Nov = VIII
oranges 10 Gmarin. Nov 10. of Cape CARNIVAL, IN a
n shipped sea which washed overheard hueber
Iuce seaman, Of Nantucket, he was lost
S4hr Griffin ,of Fan RIVER, Borden, barcelona for
Spain Nov 20 with hides, &C, to W Hubbard
scSr Harris sawyer Po5t Jogsins Ms 10 days. with
sr.adsiones and spa,rs 10 G 0 Raglan.
Schr Lewis A Ed wards Shackeford, wilmington ~ days
Rchr W Brown, Jones, Wilmington Nc, days.
Schr Alba Nerribew, Wilmington, NC, DAYS.
Schr John, Burton, Wilmington, NC, odays
Schr Herndon new, Gaski!l, Washington; No days
sssr Martha Collins. Collin. Richmond, days.
schr Turk, Tanning Luoec, days
Schr Robin Wallace Cherryheld, days.
Schr Emma Furnish, Kendall. Rocxland days
Schr A Tirren Higgins, Boston for Philadelphia.
Echr Edwin Reed Green, Boston.
Schr Susan Ludwig, Waldron, Providence ~ hondout
Schr Belapeck. Delaney, New London for No rfok
schr Maria Hall, Lawrence, Portland. c.
Schr Pennsylvania Ladd, Albany for Norwich
Steamer ATLANTA eager, Charleston.
e.eamer Piedmont, Wlleus Baltimore.
Steamer Pe.rel. Arey. Providence.
BELOW.
Brig Ceins. from Prince Edward Island,
SAILED
SHY Rhine London.
Wind during the day high; from wsW.
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NEWSPAPERS.

RRlGAINIIRss NATIONAL. POLICE GAZETTE
this week great deal Of startling and interesting
together with finely portrait Of John Spence
ALIAS Pence, alias spencer,
Mol Hodges Pal,
Conviction and Sentence of French bTigaDds.
TuckeTulan. the Mall Robber.
Murder Of an English Policeman
Cruelty board American Ships.
GtanHl, the Wife Murderer.
The Water street Butrhery.
Adventures OF Nldocq.
Dodgers Expositions.
Autobiography of English Thief.
Miscreant Husband
Sentence Of Murderer.
Confessions OF Nurderers.
City Ofhcers
Exp of German Fencemen.
German knucks in Trouble.
Life OF Tierney and His Wife.
StoolpEeoning among New York Police.
Another Deliberate Murder.
Cancemi 10 be Hung.
Negro Thieves in ST Louis.
Correspondence containing exciting and Interesting crmi
nal
Philadelphia, st. Louis Pittsburg and other places.
Sold everywhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.


L,IRE. INLAND AND MARINE INsURANcE.-A FIRST
class insurance company being about 20 establish
agencies the cities and in the state OF New
York prepared to receive applications from parues who
be DESTROYS % act In said capacity Those doing bank
parties Ia the city Of New York. Insurance box
Ss47 New York Post office.
GREAT SHOW OF FAT CATTLE IN THE CITY OF
NJ New York-The American institute Will hold exh-
bion OF stall grass fed cattle calves sheep swine pork
and dressed poultry Of all kinds Ia the Crystal Palace
he 18th 10th and nth days Of December instant Liberal
premiums win be awarded Farmers, stock breeders and
others wishing 10 exhibit will please make application 70 WIN
b. LEONARD, the agent OF the Institute, at the Crystal
Palace, TOS. DEVoE, the chairman Of committee,
and s Jefferson market
N-oTICE.-A MEETING OF THE TowNLEY AND
IN heirs will be held the Northern Hotel
Corandt and West streets Wednesday nert. 9th
instant at III o'clock when important from England
expected they viii be present BY order Of the Committee
NvoTICE-TIIE COMMITTEE on POLICE WILL MEET
N No city Hall, Thursday 10th inst, n II
lodging The destitute. The Superintendent and
Deputy % lie police arc requested 70 attend.
WM. WILSON, Chairman Committee.
IN will meet No. 8 City Han, Wednesday
he 9th n NJ TO take into consideration the subject
employing lsborng the Central Park ~ three
shilungs per day All parties cognzAnt OF The TACT
Park Commissioner are also requested TO attend
WILLIAM WILSON, Chairman Committee.
NroTICE-THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON THE SUB.
room City Hall Wednesday, the OH inst. at A.
All parties interested requested 10 attend.
wM WILSON Chairman Committee
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THE FIREMEN.


ATA SPECIAL MEETING or HOW ARD ENGINE co
IN No a. held at the house Tuesday morning, Dec.
1861,
Resolved That 81 thanks be rendered 70 Messrs Mel
MILLER FOR The bounful supply ~ Refreshments fur
nished AZ the ERE of Wat and West streets ts
morning ~ the sh Also Messrs Merritt Afsrews
prupTicl0fs u the Collins Hotel.
q f.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
j Farther reduction In
PRICES,
FOR fHE sESErIT ~ dkEDiroRa
76eU dollars worth q
Plain and fancy dress silks,
French and English mernoy,
Paramatas, alpacast
ahaws Delines and Prins.
Cloats Blankets. Quss
Linen goods Lace curtains.
Table cloths. Napkins. Draperea
Toweing. Hosiery. Gloves
Sbeesnga, &c, 6c and euhroideries.
This sac uneuusled advantages for economy and
purchasers furnishing with by goods should be
CIIAs. q TOOK one ~ The assignecs.
Columbian Hal, 2s1 Grand street
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present them. r. CRAWFORD.
Chairman At Committee Arrangements
nFFICE % TIIE RECEIVER or TAXES. NEW COURT
" house No & Chambers street New York Dee ls57
Notice Is hereby uai Gil remaining unpaid
he ii day Of January interest viii be addcd DE
OF ~ cent annum from The 7ih day q sepcber last
10 the dale OF payment No money received aNcr O'Clock
WILSON SMALL Reessvsr OF Ts4es
OFFICE OF RECEIVER or TAXES QSEw eOUpv
~ H0use) % Chambers street, View York. Nov l. ISL.
Notice hereby given that will be affad the
is DAY q December al tares remaining unpaid also vo
Will be added tlh day Of December cNAoks
bills city s@kSh Envelopes sopssinns onsy
bills received. No money received Altar 0cock
WILSON SMALL. RscssVer.
ITO RENr-aS NAY RI REQUIRED, FROM THF lST
~ January The 18th March the galleries ~ thD Va
tionsi Academy Of Design, Tenth and broadway. In
quire u 7 = CUMMINGS. - East Thirteenth street.
t~---~-------
UvANTTF-TO USE PILE or THE NEW YORK
w Herald, Tribune and Times from January 10 June.
isj2 " tiles may answer person will be patti Cor
any them by applying ny letter otherwise, 10 JOHN
BOGUE, ~ Wheeler, Bellows COS, No Barclay street
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cOnn REwARD-sTOLEN, FROM ~ WRIST AVE.
1ZUU nue.. On Friday evening NOV. r., between and
o'clock about $50 ~ money CONSISTING y 900 BILL
sNs Continental Bank New York; several g.
tiis aud about tl0O N gold gold guard chain cold breast
I'm Eve iucu towels Iht above reward paid
he stolen properly retnrnrf and part % recovered
Yroportonatc reward Wiz be given ~ Gee Etlingcr
" -. aNfr.n.
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IL.wOOL SHAKER FLANNEIS,
IA RETAILED AT n. 3D.
10 cases Just received from auction.
FULL YARD WIDE
LORD TAYLOR,
Nos 2s5, 2H go and o6l Grand street.
And Nos AZ and 40 CAhartne street
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-02-06

ORGAN Observation-Disclosures, the poet, writing o
The old style Of organgrinders who used TO afflic'
his serves, says in his inimitable styles a.
Yon think you are crusaders sent
From some Internal cline,
To pluck the eyes of Sentiment,
And dock tho tale Of Rh, me,
To crack the voice of Melody,
And brea tthe legs of Time.
But hark the air again is still
The music all is ground.
And silence, like poultice, comes
To heal the blows Of sound;
1t cannot be-it is--it is
A hat is going round.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-02-06
MISCELLANY.
the m0TnER's PROPHECY
Fy MRS. JULIA C. Il. DoRR.
CHAP1E Err I,

CHAPTER I.
II was cold, windy night in the winter of
49,. The tall pines that had climbed to the
highest SUBMITS of the Green Mountains, bent
beneath the rushing of the blast; and as the
wind careered among their branches, gave out
means aud shrieks that seemed in the darkness
like the wailing of weird spirits. Ever and
anon the air would be filled with the particles
of ice and snow, and the cold, itfUl cleaning
OF the moon, as it occa sionally emerged from
behind cloud, only served to make the scene
more desolaie, IS the tai, gatnt shadows were
rendered distinctly visible.
But In the qniet little valley that lay nesting
a, The very foot of one of the ;allpst peaks
The elements disturbed not its repose, for the
encircling mountains bent over it lovingly, and
kept back all foes that might harass this-the
pet lamb that rested In their embrace.
A single farm house, rudely constructed of
logs, stood beneath the shadow Of lorest.trees;
and. indeed. but few of those ancient dwellers
in the valley had as yet bowed their naughty
heads at the stroke Of ite woodman's axe -
Every thing around the little dwelling belul,en.
ed that il was The abode of one Of the hardy
pnnett r. who had left the sunny banks of the
Connecticut for a home amid the the wilds Of
Vermont But there vas fuddy light gleom-
ing from the small window, Tint spoke invi,
ringly of peace and comfort withini aud oc
ca asionally the sound Of womans voice singing
low. soft lullaby fell drenmily upon the cart or
raIhor, might have done so, had there been an
enr TO listen. .r.
In the principal apartment Of the house
the one that served alike for Kitchen and par
! lar. sat Andrew Gordon and his fair and gentle
wire-Amy. A brigh, eyed boy, apparently
about four years old, played upon the nicely
sanded floor, and IN the mothers arms lay a
babe. very lovely, but very frail. upon whose
face the ewes Of Amy Gordon dwelt with a
long. yearning gaze. Few words we're spoken
by 'he little group, The husband and fAthe'
sat gazing though,rully upnn the glowing EN-
hers the wife rocked the child ihut wat
Graded upon her breast and little Fredericl
silently bulded his "cob- house," stopping nov
and then to otan with a pleased eye the pro
gress of his work, or uttering an exclamation
Of disappolqtment as the tottering fabric fcl
to the Goor.
There was On Sir Of refinement about th
master and mistress of that li;lla domiei, ihs
; coutrasted somewhat strangely with their rud
, home and it's nFpurtenOnccs. The dress q
the wllc, although coarse and plain, was ar
ranged go lasrerullS, so genie'ly, as the youni
ladies' Of the present day would say, that yo
o would scarcely have noted It's texture. or tn
absence of ornament. Her slight figure, an
n the faint color upon her cheek, spoke IF
delicacy of consulion hardly suited for III
hardships and irisls Of an emigrGnt's lifej br
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-02-06
CnANCERY NOTICE.

Jr,. T Marable, VS. rhos l. Ilobson, 10, C. Var
bcI ourh J. w. Coggett aud f. Il. Swift.
o.. Bin.
IN this cause II appearing to the satisfaction OF
tn Clcrk & Master from he oh -ations In the bill
N the uiidavii theryio Ihat the de(endnnisJo c.
Y, 10 oCgh, and J. VIC 'oeseit' are nonresi cuts
fire State Of Tonncsstc, so that the ordinary pro-
.,es. of law cannol be served upon them II is
IsI,,rerore ordered that publication be made IN
Ihp Chrksy,le Chronicle, a newspaper published
IN ksynle, for lour successive weeks, requiring
sai nonr sidens personally to appear before chan
/, ,,l.rut the next term Of IN, Chancery Court "a
ec ola in clarksyi'le on the ith Monday Ia APril
MS. and pl,sd. answer, or demur TO said bi !, ol
The same vi / be taken tor confessed and set dOwT
,oi acarng Ex p,rte as 10 them,
THOs MuNFoRD, c. A. NJ.
Dee 10, 'sS-4R
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-02-06
The ClarkSville Publishing Company.
Chartered by the Legislature of Tennessee.
POETRY

THE FLIGHT OFTI E-BY Jas g PEncIvAL
Family flow, thou falling river,
Like dream that dies away;
Down TO ocean gliding ever,
Keep thy calm unrnfled way;
Time with such silent motion, s1
Floats along, on wings Of air,
Toeteruity's dark ocean,
Burying all It's treasures there.
Roses bloom, and then they withor;
Cheeks are bright, then fade and die;
Shapes Of light are waited hitler
Then Ike visions hurry byi
Quick as clouds dt evening driven
O'er the many olor'd west, 5l.r e
Years are bearing us 10 hesyen,
Home of happiness and rest.