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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-10-31

have too much regard to their own character
to afford them any countenance. How was
the number of deeds entered in fhe Regis
ter's books ascertained, and compared with
those returned to the Treasurer? We answer
by most uageatlenearlike and dishoroira-
Die management, Nth the knowledge of mr..
Hard
The gentleman who called upon friend of
Doct. fiske, with a request for an explana-
ton OF the Registers conduct, himself gave
the following history of the manner in which
the important secret was discovered. Certain
persons (who we are glad to find have suffi-
Gent sense of shame to conceal their. nanes)
took occasion, at different times, to go into the
Registers office, and in his absence, Mr.. Ward
being present, to turn over his books and count
the number of deeds he had received; and, in
like manner, without the knowledge of the
County Treasurer, Cor the County Clerk
either from his papers or from papers in the
Clerks office, to ascertain the number of deeds
reported to the Treasurer! This search. ac-
cordng TO the admission of the gentleman be-
fore mentioned, although commenced with
out the knowledge of Mr.. Ward. was con-
cluded acitt has k7lO,cledge, and yet he suffer-
ed these SpteS to go away believing that Doct.
tiske had defrauded the County. when he
well knew the truth of the case, and that his
employer could at any moment give satisfac-
tory explanation Comment is unnecessary.
These honourdbt-n,inded gentlemen, whoev-
CT they may be, instead of openly stating
their suspicious to the Register, and request
ing an inspection of the books, which then
kee'0 'cO~ld be granted, went secretly into the
office, and there pursued their search without
the knowledge of the Register, knowing in
their hearts all the time, that they were do
ing what they had no right to do, and that if
the Registers servant had been faithful to his
trust, the moment he discovered their object
he would have exposed them to his employer.
We believe it to be impossible that the
high-minded people of the County of Worces-
ter can encourage such cause, supported in
such manner. 1t must indeed be despe-
rate cause which can resort TO such means.
PLAIN TRUTH.
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FOR SALE.

A FARM, lying in Shrewsbu-
IN ~, on the road leading from Shrewsbu-
ry Village to Grafton, bounding on Grafton
line, about one mile from Paitnana's Mills, con-
tanning one hundred and seventy acres, snita-
bly, divided into Moving, Tillage, Orcharding,
and Woodland. There is, on the premises, a
good two-story Dwelling House, built about
four years since, measuring Sc feet by 4O-to-
gether with Barn, "a feet by ga commo-
dious Shed, and other necessary Out-Build-
ings. In the House are two good Wells, and
two never-failing Streams of water run through
the Farm.-For conditions, which win be
made easy to the purchaser, and for further
particulars, inquire of the Subscriber, on the
premises. JASPER RAND.
Shrewsbury, Oct. 80, 1921.
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GNOTICE.
KNTILL be Sold, by authority

NWILL be Sold, by authority
w of the Supreme Judicial Court, on
Monday, the Goth day of November next. at
one o'clock, P. M. on the premises FARM.
situated In the northerly part of Spencer, con-
tanning about ninety acres of good Land, with
a House and Barn thereon. Said Farm is Wen
proportioned into Moving, Ploughing, Tillage.
Woodland, and Orcharding-is situated on tie
town road leading from Spencer to Oakham.
and is the whole of the Real Estate whereof
Elisha Prouay, late of said Spencer, died seiz-
ed and possessed - liberal credit will be
given for one-third of the purchase money.
For further particulars, reference is had to Mr..
John Clark, or to the Subscriber, in Spencer.
WILLARD RICE, .admi,.'r.
Spencer, Oct. "a, 1921.
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are they entered on the Duty Book
But all discharges made by Deeds are
liable to duty.
The principal question arising in this
case is, whether Doct. Fiske has re-
ceived and pocketed the money, or
whether the County have lost it merely
by his neglect in not receiving it. That
the rule of the office has not been such
as is stated, will fully appear from an
inspection of the instruments mentioned
in the explanation. 1t is believed that
they will all show that the duty has been
paid on them, except a few of those
which have been recorded since the
first of April last. 1t was well known
to Doct. Fiske that Col. Clap always
paid duties on these instruments.
FAIR PLAY.
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PaRLoUR sTOIEs
.Messrs. Rice & Miller

.Messrs. Rice & Miller
Having noticed your advertisement Of Stoves
for Parlours, &c. have thought it would not
be unacceptable, should | state what have
experienced of their comfort and utility.-In
Nov. 1920, had one of the open Stoves set in
the Office of the Registry of Deeds. had IS
feet seasoned wood, measured and prepared
for Use. On the 10Th of the month, began
my experiment. On the 18th snow storm
introduced the severity of a common winter,
followed, in long period, by an increase of
cold to almost an unprecedented degree. In
the flrst nine weeks was consumed 10 feet on
~ OF the wood, being l Ia foot per week.
The residue lasted d weeks longer, being at
the rate OF l-2 foot per week. This last
quantity was an ample supply for any week
afterwards. Instead of the cheerless CRATE. |
substituted audirons; with these the fire was
brought more into the room, with less con.
sumption Of fuel. | placed my log and made
my fire as In an open chimney; and when |
Quilted it for the night, could rake up
my fire, and leave it for the morning, with the
most perfect safety. The warmth of the room
was more equable and permanent through the
day not being SO liable to be displaced by a
column of cold air, as when door is opened
into room with a common, open Fireplace.
II know not the exact saving, but am confident
1T was, at least, two-thirds of the usual guam
tty required. %. FlSKE.
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NOTICE.

WE, the Subscribers, having
wv been nominated and appointed Com
missioners to receive and examine the claims
Of the Creditors of the Estate of JONATHAN
MORSE, late of Upton, in the County of lyor-
cestcr, deceased, represented insolyent. and
Six Months from the seventh day Of August
last being allowed by the Judge Of Probate
for said Creditors to bring ia their claims--do
hereby give notice, that we will attend to that
service at the house OF Esya Nelson, Innhold.
or, in Upton, on the first Mondays Of Decem-
Der, january and February next, from one
o'clock, P. nj, to six o'clock, on each day.
EZRA WOOD, com.,,,x.
sILAS WARREN, eon''s'rs'
cptOn, Oct. II, 1921.
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IMARRLED

In this town, by the Rev. DR.. Bancroft, Mai.
Simeon Burt TO Miss Ann Robinson, daughter
of Mr.. jeremiah Robinson.
In this town, by Rev. Mr.. Hull, Mr.. John
Sutton to Miss Mary Tufts, daughter of the
late Mr. Walter Tufts
At Uxbridge, by the Rev. Samuel Judson.
Mr.. William c. Capron to Miss Chloe Day.
In Sutton, Mr.. Jabez Hull, of Providence,
OK. ID to Miss Hannah G. Putnam, eldest
daughter of Israel Putnam, Esq. of the former
place.
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WA NTED.

A I the Factory of the Sub
IN scribers, a Family of from a to Chill
dren, to whom good wages will be gi.en.-
.also-"anted, Young Man, as a Clerk in
the Store, who has some acquaintance with
business, particularly the Straw Business, and
can come well recommended.
The Subscribers have just received
new and extensive assortment Of GOODS
which they viii sell low for Cash or GOOD
Straw Braid.
LELAND MORSE & co.
Sutton, Oct. so, 1921.
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FNHE Subscribers. having been

n appointed by the Hon. .Matha,liel Paine.
ESQ. Judge of the Probate of Wills, &c. for the
County of Worcester, Commissioners TO receive
and examine the claims of the Creditors to the
Estate of DANIEL H. .AMSDEN. late Of Pc
tersham, in said County, deceased, represent
ed ENTHUSIASTICALLY give notice, that Six
Months from the sixteenth day of October in
slant are allowed to said Creditors to bring in
and prove their claims and that we will at
tend to that service at the Office Of Jared Heed.
IN said Petersham, on the last Saturdays in
December, February and March next. from
one TO five o'clock in the afternoon, on each of
said days.
JARED WEED,
Petershdna, Oct. %, 1921.
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Stores f. Funnels.
G. T.. NOTTAGE.

ILN-PL.4TE& !SHEEERON YORKER.
K EEPS constantly for Sale, at
M his Factory, near the South Meeting
House, in Worcester, a general assortment Of
warranted TIN WARE, Sheet-Iron STOVES,
and TUNNELS, of the best Stock and Work
manship.
81 Factories may be well accommo-
dated with Cans, and other work--together
with tunnels of any size, at any time when
called for.
tunnels for Meeting Houses, warrant
ed water tight.
!. .4lso-The above Articles may be re-
paired at short notice.
~ B. All orders thankfully received an
punctually attended to.-All work fait lf,i
fy done, and at the time promised.
Worcester, Oct. 81, 1921.
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Real Estate at AUCTION.

WILL positively be Sold, at
Wv Publick Auction, on Tuesday, the
9th day Of November next, at one O'Clock in
the afternoon, on the preniscs-a FARM, sit
uated about two miles west of the Meeting
House in Royalston, containing about 100
acres, suitably proportioned into Moving, Til
lage, Pasture, and Woodland-with a good
young Orchard, two small Dwellng-H Houses, a
Barn, and other convenient Out-Buildings.-
Considerable part OF said Farm is very suitable
for Pasturing, and win be sold in lots, if pre-
ferred.-Terms made easy to the purchaser.
For further particulars, inquire of MI
cHAEL METCALF, on the premises, or of the
Subscriber. FRANKLIN GREGORY.
ROyalstOn, Oct. 90, 1921.
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~ The Treasurer of the Nor

cestsr agricultural Society is ready to pay out
the Premiums awarded at the Cattle Show in
September last Those not demanded within
four months from the 9th Sept. last, will be
considered as relinquished to the Society,"
Members who owe Interest Money to the Soci-
ETY. are requested to pay the same.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Treasurer.
Worcester, Oct %, 1921.
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1P II the Selectmen of an,

CT If the Selectmen of any
Town in this County have not received
Warrant, under the Seal of the Court,
for choice of Register of Deeds, they
are requested TO send TO the Clerks Of
fee, and receive one.
Clsrk's Office, October co.,
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Worcester, SO.
Probate-Ofice, October %, 1921.
/ To tie Widow and Heirs of PAUL
WEST, late Of New-Braintree, IN SAID
County, deceased, and to all Others con-
ccrncd IN the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETINa.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
III pear Gf you see fit) at the Court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at Lancaster, in said Coun-
ty, on the third Tuesday in November next, at
ten Of the clock, before noon, to show cause
why License should not be granted to the Adj
ministrator to sell and convey so much of
said deceased's Real Estate as win raise the.
sum of $S0l 90, for the payment of debts and
charges and you will be heard thereon.
THEOPIIs. WHEELER, Reg.
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Messrs. Manning 4. Truu.buiL

'HeSSrS. 1Hann'ng y IrunlbuLE-
You are requested again to stale, that
the declarations attributed to Mr.. Ward,
in the late Address to the publick, were
in truth and in fact made, by him, and
ne is again challenged to deny them,
either by himself or an authorized a.
gent. No notice will be taken of any
anonymous contradictions.
A FRIEND TO TRUTH.
P.ARLOUR STOtES.
.uessrs. Manning & Trum5uH-
Please to publish the annexed, and oblig e
Your obed't. Serv'ts.
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EOUND.

A SUM of Money, near West
IA borough Meeting House. The owner,
by proving, and paying for this advertisement,
may receive it, by applying to
I. Z. nj. PHILLIPS. L
Wesiborough, Oet. 81, 1921.
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lin answer to the foregoing, the following
Communication has been furnished us.
The perusal of both is necessary to the prop
er understanding of either.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-28

ftndcn be,terins The Compsny's subjects in
India. lie was satisfied that all commercial
facilities were benz fetal to the Indians; be-
cause, from the very nature OF commerce, no
vessel could carry any commodities there,
without carrying thence Indian produce in
return, As an India proprietor, II was the
same thing to him whether an Engilshman
traded there from Liverpool, or French
man IRON Bordeaux. As an English subject,
perhaps he might wish it to be confined to
Englishmen. But as an Indian It was all
alike to hila He thought, upon the whole
that the passing ot this act was SUBJECT Of
conc ralulation 10 the court.
Mr.. Lowndes thought il strange that for
eign vessels should be allowed privilege
from which English ships were 10 be exclud-
ed.
Mr.. Jackson replied at some length to the
observations oi Mr.. d. kinnaird. The hon.
proprietor had stated he was sorry, as an
Epgiisbman, that il was not confined to an
English channel. That was, in effect, all he
iMr. Jackson) had said. This bill had the
effect Of abridging British commerce at a
moment, when, Of all others. 1t ought to be
extended.
A Proprietor hoped that against the next
session. OF parliament the Board OF Directors
xouId take me assures to have it repealed.
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Dumfries and Fredericksburg
MARYLAND, to wit +:

THlS is to give notice that the subscriber
OF Charle. County. hath obtained from
the Orphans Court of said County, in the
State aforesaid, letters OF Administration on
the personal Estate of Leo Speake. la,e OF
Charles County deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased, are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with the voucb
ers thereof, 20 the subscriber, al or before
the twenty sixth day of February next, they
may otherwise by law oe excluded from all
benefit of the said Estate. Given under my
hand tins 22d day of August, 1921.
DANIEL NORRIS, Administra.
tor Of Leo Speake.
aug. 81 dot
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Public sale

In pursuance Of de ID Of trust to
&78 the subscriber from Benjamin Dean.
HIS and Euphemia his vile, 10 secure lbe
" payment Of certain sums OF money,
due 10 Joseph Dean, deceased, he will pro.
coed 10 sell, on Wednesday, The 18Th duy u
September neat. on the premises, 10 Prince
William county, state Of Virginia, four miles
from Haymarket. and thirty FIVE from the
Dstric. of Columbia, one merchant mill, 40
by SO feet, a floors, pair Of burrs, With E.
vans machinery complete; Also one other
mill. 96 by 80 feet floors, one pair OF
stones, fixed for another pair, with a machine
for orsaklng corn in the ears, and plaster.
Also double geered saw mill, covered, and
with separate wheel; good dwelling
house, two stories. high, and all necessary
out houses, miller's and cooper's houses,
cooper's shop, with between fifteen and Sc
venteen acres OF .and.-Terms made known
on day of sale. Sale 10 commence at ~ O.
Viva WIN. HERBERT.
aug Is
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Safes by Auction,

{ ~ TUESDAY, at 10. C!oCk, will be sold
oat the auction store ~
Sugar, run, mOlasses, peach brandy, vine
gar, pepper, ginger, n. L. Ium, red and
white VINE Ia 81. Casks.
a udriely of household Furniture.
And will positively be sold ilbout reserve
The Furniture OF House about 10 remove
from town. consisting OF SiGeboards, Card
Tables, Easy Chair, Iabies, &c.
IND
8 ps. very superior Linen Cambrics.
s. A. MARS 1 ELLER, auc'r
aug 81
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Stage Office.

Stage Office.
DOYAL Street, opposite the Market
~ House, aud adjolnlng the City dotei,
Matt Stage
For Washing ION ana theace 10 Baltimore.
starts from this office evsry morning al nall
past tour ClUcK;lare as tar as Washington,
One Dollar.
COachec
For Washing ton anu Georgetown, aud
thence 10 bailImUre, starts irom The above
office every morning al ball past eight "
clock; IaIe 10 w ash,nglOn and GeOrge toWn,
Fifty Cents.
.uorning e EUening Stage
tvr " as.ingtun anu Geursetown, will
leave this otlce every evening al 4 O'Clock
tor The above places, tart FIFTY Gents,
returning
MORNING L. EVENING SI.AGE,
Stairs Irom the Sage. Office, George
adjoining Crawiord's Tavern, every morn.
my al y U clock, and calls al O'Neai 5, ota-
ihGrs' and the otsge office next 10 Browns
Hotel, ashington, Oh ,her way down, Tor
passengers. Fare o0 CTS.
Mail Stage
Will leave the stage ctfice adjoining
Browns toiel, every evening al o'clock,
ior ihis place, fare one dollar
COdchee
Will start from the Stage office in George
town, aG,olnlns CrawtorCs Tavern, every
evening al O'clock, cali at Meals, Stroth-
ers, anu at the Stage office adjoining Browns
Hotel, IN ashIngton ior Passengers to Al
exandrla, lare Fifty Gents. The above sta
ges cross the
Potomac Bridge.
CRAMFokD, HEWkff T. co.
N. b. he Mail Stages for Winchester,
Stanton, aud Tennessee, leaves this uthce
Tor The above places Oh Sundays, Tuesdays
and thursdays, at 2 O'Clock In the morning.
iare Do to Winchester. This line passes at
Suckers Frrry, near the SbanDondale
Springs, where passengers will Ind ready
conveyance.
Dumfies and Fredericksburg
Mill CARRLiGE,
Starts from tb,s Office, every evening tor
the above places at o'clock. Fare to Ere
derIcksbuIg 1 dolls.
o. The National lntelligencer and the
GeoT getown Metropolitan will please insert
the above 3 times.
aiIp 90
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- READING-ROO .aS4S
~; MARINE JOU X y A L -S'sssa1l.
PORT or .iLEHA.NDRLa, Hug. 26.

ARRIVED.
s.s, Mount Vernon, B. Howell, 10 days
60 81 Andrews, plaster 10 master
''VS' .6r Adonls, BAKER, Patuxent; tooac
Wn Fowie, x Co.-Lett brig Aol-
,ro;, ron st Uoes, off Blacks'ones Island
s sturdy. sn,p Virginia from Bed
t Vs. in N.niemoy i.eaeh yesierd~y'-
lo'u ,mo Sr4rs. ana an hermoPhrodite
hrig thu. morning below the tort
schr. Gen. jackson, q. Hail, master,
ten DAYS frou Stonington, new cheese, TO
NJ e Williams on board
SAILED,
Sl,op Henry, Rhodes, Providence
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For Halifax.

For Halifax,
ssM, The schooner 1HETIS, AIexan.
$50 der New.comb, master, will sail iE
lew days, and take 200 barrels, ON freight,
~, Apply TO VIM. FOHLE T. Co.
Hho haze TOR sale recetved by said schooner
and 6rts ONICE d. SILLY, from Boston,
5U hhds. retailing Moiasses,
800 tons Plaster Paris.
For Boston,
80. The schooner ANN, captain
leE Small, will be ready TO loads IN three
days and take freight on moderate Terms, &
ior sale the sa id schooncr's cargo of
7OU casks Thomasiown lime
aug 10 Apply as above.
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Marshals sale.

WILL be sold tor Cash on Saturday the
w 22d Of September next, on the
premises. all the RICH, and Tile and Inter
est OF john Ross, in and to a Brick house
and Lot-Situsted and lying on the Vest
side OF St. Assph Street. near the residence
OF A. Faw Esq. the property Of John
Ross. Sold to satisfy an Exec htion in favor
of Anthony Rhodes, Administrator Of Joseph
b. MINOR. D N.
Aug. II fort. Ring gold Marshal.
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Fer Boston, or any Eastern
Port.
.ffA The good brig SUSAN, Joshua
:x6813ts Knight, master, oul liith atUu, i@UU
bDis and WIN very SION be ready ~ load,
and freight will he taAen a low iale. APP
ply ~
JOHN II, LADD g. CO.
Who have for sac OH boaIu sald ui,g 49,
tons Pasler.
aug. S2.
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aug Is
For Sale,

A first rate new COACHEE and harness.
n and new GIGS and harness complete
Alsu second hand Philadelphia built Gig
and harness complete For particulars IN
ouire of John Suter, at his coach and harnes.
Stop RoysI-sireet. south of Prince'street' !.
rCARRIAGES made ari
repaired in the neatest manner, BY
aug 6--6t JOHN ooiEh
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-28

For Eastport,
M, The god seLr IN ERPRlZE,
SS&& Nathaniel Au.es, master; buI,nen
bout 1900 bbls and VIII we're soon be re- DIV
to load.
Also, for freight,
xSA4A The good schr NANCY e. Perry.
211sSs master; bur,hen about Hoo barrels.
nd "'' be ready II load; in preference 10 an
eastern port. apply TO
John h. LAID g. Co
Who have for sale,
300 tons plaster
Goo casks fresh ThomastOn lime
aug is
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For Sale or Rent.

A VALUABLE Farm known by name
"A of Clish, situate about and half
miles from the town OF Alexandra, ON
Cameron run-Contalning about lO8 on ID
acres. il is well calculated for market gar
den, a dairy or 4 grazing farm. being well
supplied with hay and grass, and never
failing spring OF The best water Any per
son wishing TO know the terms which shall
be moderate; will please 10 apply to Jona-
than Schofeld, Fairfax CO. Vo or Mr..
Amos Alexander ID Alexandr a, or 10 he
subscriber now Phillip Wanton's Pos
session may be had on the lst day Of JaDu-
airy next.
SUSANNAH BALL.
All q 81 taw3t
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Wanted.

A N honest and industrious MAN 10 wait
n in the house, and take care Of one
hor,e To one that can come well IetOID
nebded good wages will be given. EGqDhs
oftbe Printer.
july 5
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Bank Stock Wanted.

"ANlEp tweny or thirty shares OF
w Potomac Ut tainer's bank Stock ior
winch cash viii Dc given. Enquire oi tnr
Printer.
anp 28
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sale at auction,

sale at Auction,
By G.. Il. Gather, GeorgetCun.
I An Monday, Sd September, a, O. Clock
" A. NJ. al my Warehouse. COngTt IS 81.
will be sold in lots IL suit purchasers, $50
PACKAGES, very desirable 4 fresh imported
UkY GOODS,
Just received per the schr. Eliza, from n:
York, This lot OF gUods is worth lie al
lention OF Tie merchants OF the district and
the adjacent country. 1t comprises gener-
al assortment OF the most desirable goods
Among them are The following, viz
8 cases best extra sup. blue y blk cloths
Z do cassimeres
8 bales low priced and middle cloths
best miiled drafts d.
B grey PLAINS
blue do
8 black bombazetts
COiOTed 60
8 best English l:grain carpeting
2 fine white flannel
10 rose blankets
10 3poinls do
8 cases best cords
g velvets
bales and ga hushiDgs
8 cases black Canton grapes
Z cOlOred do
e flag handkerchiefs
8 black Italian Grape
3 Madras handkerchiefs
l Ga super book musiin
3 steam loom shifting
super 6 4 caiibric
10 bales best beached sheetlng
10 Bro sheetng
S Scotch Oznaburgs
5 Russia sheetILg
cases very handsome callicoes
z low priced do
leghorn fats
merInU shawls
l kid gloves
l black senshaws
/ sarsnets
silk hdkts
I silk hose
10 bales beached sheeting
10 Bro shrting
Is ga bro sbeetiEg
5 German linens
The above goods will be sold on very
liberal credit.
GEO. r. GATHER, Auc.
aug % Lts