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STATE CT VIRGINIA CITY OF RIcHM5Np. Ecc.
This day, Sam'i darx, Cashier OF the Bank Of
virginia. personally appea -ed before me. Alder
man OF sail ciy, and ade tath that the fore going
statement exhibits the true condition OF the Bank
OF Virginia, il sed the ist inst to the best
OF his knowledge and belief
Given under my hand his 18th day of April, 1859
81 BURTON p
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ru171ru0e cAnD0.

4. ATTORNEY AT Law,
gsas removed his oce 20 Belvin's Building. on 1ts
street. opposite Bank street rooms No 81 ~
w ns S1nasr1s = plsSs'os = sp 22-lw
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g. LADIES', MISSES and chill
DREVS' BOOTS AND SHOES.-We have
on hand a large and we'll selected assortment OF
Ladies', Misses and Chdrens' Scots and SHOES,
both with and without heels. which are very hne
and pretty embracing most OF the different styies
had made xpressly to order first rate assort-
meat eff Ladies' Misses and Childrens Shoes for con-
stayt wear which are made fully as good and sub
stantisl as Shoes Can be made, and are soft and
pleasant to wear. Call and see them at
PUTNEY Il WATTS.
IN No ll3 Main street.
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T0HN y GORDON 81 SON

VUHN II. UUhUUN q DON,
u I4th street, near the Exchange Hotel,
Offer for sale large and full assortment 81 NON
con prising SWE0h'S, AMERICAN HAMMEkED,
pEEU HAMMERED ENGLISH AND ENGLISH
REFINED. English, American. Russia and imiia,
ton Russia Sheet Iron. GALVANIZED Sd EEr
iRON-Hoops Ban and Scroll Iron refined Plough
Iron and Plough Plates Also-Tinpate Of various
sizes for Timers and Manufacturers. SHEET AND
BOLT COPPER, sheet Zinc, Speiter and the Metals
usua.,y sold in this market. ap Its
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al HATS, CAPS AND a
- STRAW GOODS.

1870 No" WIN. T. MOORE, 1889
No 2O7 Broad street,
Begs leave to inform merchants and the public
generally that he has open and ready Tor sale,
one of the most complete stocks OF
HATS CAPS AND STRAW GOODS,
ever offered which has been selected with from
the best manufactures, and especially adapted to
the retail trade OF Virginia. Merchants and others
are most respectfully asked TO sye him call be fore
purchasing elsewhere, knowing that they Will ma
his stuck complete in every variety. either coarse
or fine or for young or Old whoh Us ID !hea
to sell at the very lowest prices. -
He he's secure1 this services OF his brother, RICH,
ARD MOORE 80 well known to the trade, who Will
be pleased to see his friends at any time. Call at
Broad street.
PS-Hsts made to order OF the shortest notice.
warranted O ii {. or u sale. l6py-im W L M
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: coalition of Virginia Banks
m A I. IL ~

BANK Uf VIhGINIA, [
RICHMOND. Al rii 49, 1859 I
SiT:-I transmit herewith til Qu,II.riy state
ment OF the 6Itoa OF the Bank Virginia az it
existed on the LIST inst accompanied by statements
OI tho condition of the Bank on the first Of the
two pres i0us months.
all sir, very respectfully,
Your Ooedient servant,
SAM't. MAI y, cashier.
To His Exceliency. II A WISE. Governor Of Va.
General STATE Of the Bank Of Virginia and Branches
on the lstof February and LIST Of March, 1859.
Feb l,I89. March I, 1853
{l.,ta ar ling 4 4
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Rsoa;yed on the SirA Sctioa Of ne kct .s s1'e""'~
Ms Charter, possef liza Aarcn, iosu.
January 1. February l. harcn !.
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,sg,1,mIuh THROUGH TARIFF OF
~ FREIGHT from Richmond to Mem
phis and Intern ediste points:
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ODD FELLOWS
CERTIFICATES:

NORFOLK LODGE, NO l.
NoMFcLK, Sept 9th. 1889
DR. B BURRow: Dear Sir-In compliance with
your request. We the undersigned wonid cneerfully
state that ur attention called to the deporable
condition OF a stranger IN the aims house Of this
city VINO had been treated by the physicians of hat
institution for Syphilis without effecting q cure:
and by the order . the Masonic Lodge of this city.
(of which this stranger was brother.) we directed
after he had taken it a few weeks, he was pro.
nounced cufei, aud left Norfolk apparently a we'll
man. Respectfully yours.
FINLEY FERGUSON,
PHILLIP / COHEN,
SIMON STONE,
WIN D SEAL,
~.
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w W Lamb, Mayor, Nor Rev Thos Hume
folk VIM B Rogers, Esq
Finley Ferguson. ex- w Hall, Esq
MAYOR Ed Delany, Esq
Ezra It Summers do John w Lee, Esq
Hon = stubbs Peter Henneberry, ESQ
Hon Jos Allyn Kader Biggs Esq
Rev Robt Gatewosd CIV Graudy. Esq
Rev o Bernard Mai Thos Corprew
Rev MIR MCGEE JAS Y Leigh, Esq
X Worrali ESQ o Gardner, EEq
Chas Harris, Esq Or y Q King
hobt Rhea Esq DrC Martin
j Nj Freemsn. Esq warren W King. EFQ
Ed Portlock, Esq King Toy. whoissal
J Runsldeu Esq druggists
Woodsde Dorney. Esq Santos, Wake S Co. DO
sig George, Esq Nj Santos Co, do
j X Spratley, Esq W nebb
Thos Hall ESD Dr. 4 Robinson
X III Currrier ESQ DR. Geo W Peete
D D Fiske, eX- Mayor, Thomas Brooks, Esq
Portsmouth
MASONIC AND
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pocket Of my dress But, before could request
him 70 leave the room and the house. he spoke
again; and as soon as heard bis voice and looked
In bis face. was Modified, aud against my will, az
il were obliged to listen to him.
sssAh, madam, he sighed, such is the change
that often comes over the ahairs Of meu There
vas Q time when ladies boasted Of having been
robbed by harrington. Many whom had never
robbed gave it out that bad done 80 simply that
they might be talked about. Aiasl such 10 the
wsakpess OF poor human nature that some people
care DOT BY what means they associate their
names With the name Of anycelebriy. was in
power then, not IN bondage. 'Barrii e on has my
diamond earsringsp once exclaimed the old Count
ess OF KettlebaBk, ciaspipg her hands. Her lady.
ships statement was not true. Her diamouds
were paste, and she knew IL, aud Caused them 10
BE- returned TO her. Had you not pair OF very
snail peari.drops la your ears this morning,
madamf
Il placed my hands TO my cars, aud discovered
that the DROPS were gone. Again my anger re.
frrned. and sail, How dared you, sir, place
your 6ugers GA my facet"
.sUpon my sacred word aud honour madame
he replied, placing his band over bis left breast.
and bowisg. Il did nothing OF the kind The ear
10 the mest sentative pi.t Of the human BODY 10
the touch OF another person. Had touched your
sHmy hope Of having ihsssdropsin my vsistcost
pocket vosd have been gone. Il Vas The sprngs
only that touched, aud the dssps fell into the
pain OF my left hand He placed the ear rings
on the table. and made nae another very low bow
".And vhsn do yop deprive mo ot thsmtI
asked him.
s.swhsn ives Discovering on fiosicslturs, yen bad
occasion several times 20 Incline your head 10
wsrd your charming children, and gently rsproys
them lor iptsrrapting ms. II was ono one Of tho.
occasioas the dssA Mas quieky done. TIE esildr -
wsre ths uneeasci0us couiedsrstes In nv crima.Nis
esins you still consider it-sincs have told von
ard spcas TIE truth, that !: wss not for the AXE
Of eein, bnf sinply % satsfy psssionate cnrios;
~, II vss - delicate and ~ difficult An nns..
tton = Any lever performed IN the whoIe conrs.
81 NJ professional eareesi sS'ass
Y. sEesss VS. peculiar qnsintnsss OF hsnor ana
tralo from laughing. Bat, = ~ ssas1 lassIsf.es
se Sc alsessioes psekpoekse Cd sot iein 8 ne
1870 sSssss - sseasasd me stth al,ek q sxfssn.
WALSH sss shossly breksn ~ s ~ SsaeEi.. :.
tss GO sr ooos. y 80 The nsjos.s Wa. sn11snIv
remembering bis sppclssmset Win iesrisseos
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s5sssssss
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General State of the Bank Of Fbginta and its
Branches, on the LIST Of april, 1859, Compared aoi
The LIST of ADriI. 1858
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TRuNKaI TRUNKS

- LADIES IN WANT UF MICS
SzlaS8 BOOTS AND SHOES will please bear in
mind hat they can get all of the latest styles and
best quality of goods now worn, aud save rom 10
~ HO HAhkIS Il co.'s.
.no- 1919 Main ST..
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DR. B. BURRow: Dear Sir-Justice to your Medi-
clue and gratitude to yourself impe me to ma the
following statement: My wife having been in 10 ~
state of health for several years was considered in
hopel, IS dec inc The best medical advice was pro-
cured, and the physicians could only confirm our
worst apprehensOns, by pronouncing the disease
Pulmonary Consu npIion in an advanced stsge, and
that treatment could be Simply palliative, death
would soon relieve her from suffering. Recourse
was had at last resource, to the advertised reme-
dies supposed suitable to the csse but without the
slightest improvement. She had become so much
emaciated, that her intimate friends could not
recognise her. An acquaintance who had been
relieved by your medicine, and had witnessed it's
beneficial effects Others so strongly urged trial
of it, that induced to procure several bottles
which she began taking according TO the directions
believe she had used about three bottles when sho
became alarmed by general breaking out over the
whole body and head of sores and ulcers and escrib
ing the cause to the medicine. declined its further
use. Bnt feeling convinced this favorable sign
prevailed upon her to continue its use, and had
the satisfaction of seeing the ulcers heal without
treatment her cough subsidized. she gained flesh and
strength astonishingly, and it affords infinite
pleasore to inform you that she is perfectly restored
and never enjoyed better health. i have used your
medicine in other cases that have occurred in my
family and my confidence in its curative powers re-
main Gnimpaired.
Most respectfully and truly yours.
j ODEEHALL
Late Prot NOrfoIk M kcadamv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-25

WHITEwAsH FOR OUTBUILD1NGs.-For I'M
planed surfaces, common lime whitewash, ap-
piled early in the Summer when the wood is
dry and the pores open, answers a good pur-
pose, and materially operates in preventing de-
cay. But whitewash may be rendered more
permanent, needing less frequent applications,
if sulphatel of zinc white vitriol) and COM
mon salt are added The following particular
directions for making the wash and for color.
ing it to any desirable shade are given in
Downing's Country House -
Take clean barrel that will hold water
Put into it half barrel of quicklime, and
slack it by pouring over it boiling water suf
ficient to cover it tour or five inches deep, and
tirring it until Stacked. When quite Stacked,
dissolve it in water and add two pounds of
sulphate of zinc, and one of common salt
hich may be had at any of the druggists,
nd which in a few days will cause the white
wash to harden on the wood work. Add suf-
ficient water to bring it to the consistency of
hick whitewash.
To make the above wash of a pleasant
cream COLOR add three pounds of yellow ochre.
For fawn color, add four pounds of UNI
Der, one pound of Indian red, and one pound
of lampblack.
For gray or stone color add four pounds of
raw lumber and two pounds of lampblack
The color may be put on with common
whitewash brush, and will be found much
more durable than common whitewash.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-25

MARRIAGE.-From a lecture recently deiv-
cred by Bulwer, we extract a few passages:
"The law that binds the one man to the one
woman" eloquently exclaimed the lecturer, "is
lndehby written by nature, that wherever it is
violated in general system the human race is
found to deterriorate in mind and form The
enrolling influences of woman cease the wife
is a companion-a hundred wives are but a
hundred slaves. Nor is this all, unless man
look to woman as treasure to be wooed and
won-her smile the charm of his existence
her single heart the range of his desires-that
which deserves the name love cannot exist; it
is struck out of the healthful system of society.
Now, if there be a passion in the human
breast which most tends to lift us out of ego
tism and self-which most teaches us to live in
another-which purifies and warns the whole
mortal being-it is love, as we of the North
held it and cherish it. For even when the fair
spring of youths as passed, and when the active
life is employed in such grave pursuits that the
love of his early years seems to him like
dream of romance, still that love- having once
lifted him out of egotism into sympathy, does
but pass into new forms and development-it
has locked his heart to charity and beneyo-
lence--it gives smile to his home-it rises
up in the voices of his children-from his
heart it circulates insensbly on to the laws
that protect the heart, to the native land which
spreads around it.
Thus in the uniform history of the world we
discover that wherever love is created as it
were, and sanctioned by that equality between
the sexes which the permanent and holy union
of one heart with another procaims there,
too, patriotism, liberty-the manly and the
gentle virtues-also find their place. and
wherever, on the contrary, it is practiced, and
love disappears in the gross safety of the
senses, there we find neither respect for hui
ananity nor reverence for home, nor affection
for the natal soil.
And one reason why Greece is contrasted in
all that dignities nature, with the effeminate
and dissolute character ofthe East which it over
threw, is, that Greece was the earliest civilized
country in which, ON the borders of those great
monarchies, marriage was the sacred tie be-
tween one man and one woman-and man was
the thoughtful father of home, not the lord of
seraglio.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-25

"NECK TWISTING" There are practices
tolerated in religious congregations which
Christians, who are jealous for the honor of
their Masters house, should utterly condemn.
Decorum is the handmade of devotional feel
ing, and for this reason the house of God should
never be disturbed by the slightest approach
to irreyerence. ut is part of my religion"
said pious old lady, when asked why she
went early to church, at is part of my reli-
gion not to interrupt the religion of others"
And we believe, if many country congrega-
ton made it part of their religion not to twist
their necks almost out of joint to witness the
entrance of every person who passes up the
aisle of the meeting house, it would be better
for both their necks and their religion. A gross
abuse of religious decorum sometimes needs
harsh medicine as a remedy. We give that
adopted by Henry Clay Dean, who was at one
time chaplain of Congress. The anecdote is
from the Pacific Methodist:
Being worried, one afternoon, by this turn
ing practice in his congregation, Mr., Dean
stopped in his sermon, and said
"Now, you listen to me, and I'll tell you
who the people are, as each one of them
comes in"
He then went on with his discourse, until
gentleman entered, when he bawled out, like
an usher, Deacon A., who keeps the shop
over the way" and then went on with his SER
mon.
Presently, another man passed up the aisle,
and he gave his name residence and occupa-
tion so he continued for some time.
AT length, some one entered the door who
who was unknown to Mr.. Dean, when he cried
out, "a little old man, with drab coat and an
old white hat don't know him-look for your
selves"
That congregation was cured.
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Murtestrr Daily Spp.

A gem. We give the opening stanza las
being all our readers can stand) of "A serenade
contributed to Buffalo paper by a Mrs. Dem
ing. The Sandusky Register says it is deli
cious" We have no doubt. Taste it.
Haste, love- oh haste thee, the moon in her beauty
Hath o'ertopped the mountains in sivery light;
The bright little stars like sentinels on duty,
Are guarding with love light, the bosom of night
On! wake from thy slumber; the chimes of the YES
per
Fall sweet on my ear, like voice from above
The earth, moon, and stars in low signing whisper
Proclaim this the hour for music and love.
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TERMS OF ADvERrTsINe.

ADVERTISEMENTS published. either in the DAILY or
EEKIr SPY, for slOo square for three insertions:
AID 20 cents for each subsequent insertion Ten lines or
less constitute square" Advertisements ordered
inside or in prominent place, also those largely
displayed will be charged extra Contracts by the
year may be made on liberal terms
~ An transient Advertisements must be paid IN
ddrance. Yearly regular advertisers will be required
to make quarterly payments
- No erdtHitoas Adrertisenents No report. reso-
luuons proceedings of any corporation, society
association and no communication designed to call atten
Ton TO any matter of limited Individual interest,"
be inserted unless paid for Advertisement
~ The Publishers will not hold themselves respon-
charged for the Advertisement.
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RON, st E E l., sc.


RON, S L L Z l., sc.
large assortment OF Refined iron, round fat and
eter and small round and square, from SIG to GIG inch
Assorted Swedish Iron, fat and square.
Best Norway Bar Iron
Best horse-Tail rods, from u Ii. Iron.
large assortment Of horse and ox-shoe Iron.
A large variety of Norway shapes and rods.
good assortment Of Hoop and Band Iron, from to
Assorted Low Moor, "a very superior Iron.)
Oval and halfround Iron. from to inch.
Sheet Iron.
Best Steel, English and American square, Aat and
sheet
Best Machinery Cast stee.
Sleigh-shoe Steel.
English Spring Steel.
German Steel.
Bistered CL) Steel.
Calking Steel.
Cast steel Face Anvils and vises.
Best English Anvlls and Ylses.
Nuts and Washers.
Axletrees and Boxes
Carriage Springs and Carriage Bolts
Backsmths' Bellows, Sledges, and Hammers
Drill and Stone Hammers.
Portable FORCES
Gable Chain.
Hammered and Machine Horse Nails, made mem as
best Of stock.
Horse Rasps and Files
Beach Sanu
Ohio and Nova Scotia Gnndstones
Mp The above will be sold the most nvorable erms
the subscribers AZ their old stand nsntnkten square
Worcester Dec |, 1855 deodawu a.
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Cooks, Stationery, TT.
RLANK BOOKS & STATIONERY.
At 239 Main Street. Worcester.

RLANK BOOKS & STATIONERY.
At 239 Main Street, Worcester,
will be found extensive of Staple and Fan
in connection with my Book store, BindeTy in good
working order, and am prepared to manufacture
BLANK BOOKS,
o Oue Of every size and ruled any pattern all work
TnsSa ppuy N neat and substantial manner Having
Mil al a. Tor procuring Papers direct from the
bills on the most favorable terms am able to supply
the attention of persons procurng bIappt or ~ @
stock Of papers, and to specimens OF work which have
Books, comprising Journals Dav Rocks TedSers Gssh
Invoice and Record Books, Time Books Dockefs and
randums and Pass Books of every variety ~ si1a and
STYLE and made of the best Paper Particular
bled or gilt edge. Magazines Music Pamphiets NeTSs
papers, &C. bound in any style desired Ruling and Blank
of English and French Papers De La Rues Johnsons
and Moneres manufacture of various Note and Letter
sizes Papers of the best American manufacture of
grade and quality, many of them quite equal to any inn
ported papers for commercial consisting of Bath Post
and variety of different sizes whatmans Drawing pa
pers OF every SIZE, from Antiquarian, Atlas Columbia,
and Double Elephant, to Cap size.
have constantly hand large stock of Stationary
articles and tnrnture for writing comprised in part in
the following list;
Copying Presses Books Brushes Gold Steel and Quill
Pens Stephens Arnolds Blackwoods and other Writ
variety, Writing Pads Caenders Pencils Erasers Pen
knives Mueillage, Rubber Bands Sealing Gum La
Dels India Ink Cards and Card Cases. Office Homes and
Shears Blank Notes Drafts and Checks, Mathematical
Instruments Pocket Books Bankers Cases. Letter and
Ladies' will find good assortment Of Stationery Of
every variety and quality, and In quantity desired
Paper and Envelopes stamped with initials without extra
charge.
Orders for Printing will be executed with neatness and
dispatch at Printers prices. borders printing Cir
cuars Programmes, Cards, &C., from parties out of town.
will receive careful attention.
w Gold Pens OF Superior GT 9gSlittIy i,,, =,
meh5 dtfawlm At the Old Stand of }. Grout.
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Go be get.

ITO LET.-Three good Tenements near
Il the Junction Depot-rent low. Inquire of
J. II. GOULD,
mch22 d3w No. 80 Lafayette St
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-25

no LET.-A lower Tenement, at No. IL
Il Grafton Street, containing six rooms is to
let Occupation given April lst Rent sl20 Inquire of
JOHN A. DODGE,
meh22 dtapl On the premises.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-25

ITO RENT-A desirable lower tenement
Il Crown street. Inquire of the subscriber, at No.
q Chatham street. either at half past twelve after half
past six p. j. c. TYLER.
mChl diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-25

CAFE FOR SALE. - One new aFire
~ King" SAFE, 20 by % inches and "a inches high
sale cheap, at No. Mechanics Hall DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-25

EN0 RENT-Store and Rooms in Sargent's
n Block convenient for a Grocery, Boot and Shoe
various other mechanical business Inquire of DR. J0
SEPH SARGENT, or of A. j. EATON,
fpbI4 IF Main
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-25
GEORGE G. HILDRETM,

EOR SALE.-A Gay & Woods Planer,
IL Circular Saws, Sash Striker lot Of Betting with
variety Of other valuable tools all nearly new de-
signed for the manufacture of Sash and Blinds Inquire
of A. j. EATON
fla d6wf 207 Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-25
EOR SALE IN NEW ENGLANn

EOR SALE IN NEW ENGLAND
II vILLAGE.-The Stock and Fixtures in Store re-
Gently occupied by EDWIN SMITH, Merchant Tailor
deceased This stock consists Of complete assortment
of articles usually kept In fashionable Tailoring and
G9ntemens Furnishing Establishment. This is old
of date stock The late proprietor allowed
such articles ndbuying in small quantities
and often was his custom. This is an old stand and
has proved profitable one; the late owner having
been doing good business for twenty in the
place. This stock will be sold together with fixtures
(such aors usually havc) much below their value for
cash approved credit Any with small means and
entertaining make money by taking this stock and
stand and preparing for the spring trade Inquiry may
be made OF DR.. G. H. JENCKS, 259 Main street, Wor
cester or B. JENCKS, or Mrs. II. Il. SMITH, New Eng
land Village. du mch4
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o. FOR SALE OR TO LET.-A
,s large double house Main street; two tenements.
..Az IL rooms each in complete repair with furnaces
and other modern improvements the residence of j.
c. Ripley, Esq Inquire of H. BLISS.
February Ia 1881 fig
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-25

ITO LET The Rooms over our Store,
Il now occupied by II. j. Rowland. Possession given
March LIST. A. WHEEL0CK d. CO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-25

FTO LET-One or two Lodging Rooms at
u No. Oxford Street-either furnished or unfurnsh
ed Also two Stalls in barn. with good convenience for
keeping hay. Apply on the premises. diff fill
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-25
Zeal estate.

o. FOR SALE-Or will be exchanged
n#i for a small Farm,-a Two Story House with an
.ls.A- and Barn. all nearly new, and Two Acres Of
excellent Land which is great variety of young and
grated Trees Apple Pear and PEACH part in
bearing,-21 miles from the City Hall. Inquire Of
A. j. EATON,
mch22 diff POI Main St