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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21

'sa Medicue unequatled By any in the aporId
Jor me cure q Coughs, Colds, .4sthmqs,
(OnSumufinnS DC
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21
STATE OF MAINE.
CUMBERLAND, SIS.

BY S. CREENLEAF, thelr Attorney.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-24

accidentally awakened, wonld SOUND
far, far oil. from some farm house a.
way among the hills-but il was like u
dreaming sound in his ear. No signs
Of life occurred near him, but occasion.
, ally the melancholy chirY of a cricket.
or perhaps the cultural twang of bull
frog, from a neishboring marsh, as if
sleeping intentionally, and turning
suddenly in his bed.
All the stories of ghost and goa!ias
that Ichabod had heard in the after.
NOON, now came crowding upon his re-
collection. The night grew darker
and darker; the stars seem to sink
deeper in the sky, and driving c1ouds
, occasionally hid them from his sight.
He had never felt so lonely and disa
(; NAL He was, moreover, approaching
the very place where many cf the
!, scenes of the ghost stories had been
laid. In the centre Of the road stood
an enormous tulip tree, which lowered
like a giant above al! the other trees Of
!. the neighborhcod, sad formed a kind
. Of landmark. Its limbs were vast,
lFgnarled. and fantastic, twisting down
almost to the earth, and rising again
into the air, and they would have
formed trunks for ordinary trees. 1t
was connected with the tragical story
( of the unfortunate Aadre, who. had
been taken prisoner hard by it, and ir
was universally known BY the name Of
: Major Andres tree. The common
! peope regarded it with mixture of
! respect ard superstition, partly out Of
sympathy for the memory of its ill.
starred natnesakes aud partly from the
tales, strange sights, aud doiefnl la
, mentations, told concerning it.
I ITO be Concluded in our neat.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-24
NOTICE.
Nov. 17-3ts

YHSO all whom it may concern, that
Is Strawder 4. McNeill. of the coun-
~ of Hampshire, has legally conveyed
all his real and personal estate, by
Deed of Trust, Of record in the county
aforesaid, and bearing date the 27ih
day of September, 1921; which said
Trust was legally acknowledged by
The said StFawder /. McNeiIl in the
office OF said county; to the undersigu-
ed Trustees; therefore, all Sales, Bap-
teFs. or Contracts with the said Straw
der !. McNeiil, for rent or purchase
OF said property, real OF personal, OF
assignments Of Bonds or Notes now
due, or hereafter to become due, and
dated prior 10 the 9TH Oct. last, and
drawn payable to- said S. I. Mcneil,
will be void and of no effect, except.
the same shall be by consent OF the,
said trustees or any one thereof.
JOSIAH EOCKHART, Z
ISAAC PANCAKE, 4
DANIEL McEEJLI, y
Nov. iT-tf,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-24
Property for Sale or Rent.

n ME subscriber will sell that noted
n Stand fer a Tavern in Hampshire
County, five miles above the forks OF
Capon on the road to Red Stone old
tort. There is attached 10 this pro.
perty
600 Acres of Land,
about 60 Of which are cleared, and OF
which 40 are excellent Meadow: aIso.-
two good Apple Orchards. The bull.
dInSs consist of a comfortable dwelling
ho,,e, well adapted to the purpose Of
a Tavern; also the necessary siablins
9'c. The publicity of this stand rem
ders 1t unnecessary TO enter into mi.
mute detail of It's advants ses. "a il IL
presumed that any person wishing to
purchase will FIRST view the premises.
wish also to sell
A Tract of Land
adioining the above Tract containing
244 ACRES.
This land lies we'll for cultivatiou.-.
1t is destitute of improvements except
good Cabin. 1t ab5unis with excel
lent timber which has hitherto been
source OF considerable profit, as it lies
not more Than 2 miles i.om North Ri
yer. A profitable trade in lua,ber is
carried on from the neighborhoud in
which this land lies with the city of
Washington; there is also on i. an ex-
cellent Mill Seat
l will take for this tract the low
price OF $3.50 per Acre. The Tavern
aud land attached 10 it viii be sold on
moderate terms; or it viii be let TO a
good tenant for term Of years. For
further particulars apply TO The SUBJ
scriber On the premises.
TUNIS TITUS.
Nov. 1f-3ts
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-24
PUBLIC SALE.

Ma Ill be sold, on Friday the 3oG
w inst. on credit of nine month,
at the residence Of the late Jams
Ware, deed. all the personal estde
Of the said deceased, Negroes excp-
ted,i consisting Of Horses Gale,
Sheep, and Stock Hcgs; HooaehdIs &
Kitchen Furniture; a sett of Biek-
smiths Tools; and farming utensls of
every description, The purchaser dving
bond with approved security Sr all
sums above five dolIars-for af sums
OF live dollars and under the esh will
be acquired. Also, all the fated
Hogs, Wheat. Rye, Corn, anJHay. on
a credit OF ninety days, the purchasers
giving Negotiable Notes neither Of
the Banks of Winchester, wth one or
more eDdorsers. The salG TO com-
mence at 10 O'Clock, All continue
from day to day until ali u sold.
HARRIET NJ. WARE, ETecutrtr.
WILLIAM TAYLOR Executor. J
Nov. ~.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-24
TIL LEGEND OF ST. Y HOLLOW
CONTINUED.

III was, as ! nlVe sad, a fine autOm-
nal day, The sky was clear and tetene,
and nature wore the rich aud golden
livery which we always associate with
the idea Of abundance. The forests
had put on their sobet brown and vel.
low, while some trees Of the tenderer
Kind bad been nipped by the frosts into
brilliant dyes of Orange, purple, and
scarlet. Streaming files of wild ducks
began TO make their appearance h,eh
'u th1 air; the bark Of tbs squirrel
nigh! bs heard from he groves %
beech and hickory nuts, and the pen
sive whistle Of The quail at intervals
from the ueighboriuS slubhle field.
The small birds were taking their
farewell bsnquets. liz The fullnc,s Of
ibeir reveIfy Trey iluuersd, clirpiDg
and irolieking, fran bush to bush, and
tree 10 tree, eapTisious from tbs very
ProiUsion and variety around them
here was Tie bo0esl coz k-tohbiD, the
'aVofite game Of stripping sportsmen,
SvIlh us fond aud quereIous note and
me '~tttsrieg biackbirds q ing in ga.
ME clouds; sud the gpiaen wiUseI wood
pseker, viii bis crimson crest, his
broad Olsfk scrgei, and splendid pfu.
mage; and She cedor bird, wlb lis red
tIpi wings and yellow tipt tail, and
ns l'tt,e mor;c'rO zap Of feathers; and
'he blue j'y, ,hat noisy cozeomb, in his
gay ''ghi bloc coet dGc shite under
sioshss; screaming AND chattsring, nod
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-24
POETRY.
FROM the PETERSBURG rSrELL,eEscrs

~ LA Il HI L.
FROM The PETERSBURG INTELLIGENcER.
GOSPEL MELODIES, No. XIV.
TYhoso den;s,h me before men, aim shall my
Father deny before the angels Mas are IL:
Heauen. GOSPEL.
Deny the Savior he whose love
STOPPED from the bliss OF reams above;
Whom saints adore, whom Cherubim,
IN alteration sweet!y bymnp
Deny ihee, jesus, first deny
That lustre decks the evening SKYE
The sun no longer shall adorn
The breaking of the orient morn.
Thou art my sun of morning light.
And thou my .lcadiug star by night;
And shall then deny thy name,
Thou saving Con thou bleeding LAMB? 70
Deny thee, Shi'oaho yes | may,
When Heaven denys thy mercy's sway;
For in that mercy's hope | frost,
10 rise redeemed. among the just
Deny thee, dear Redeemer yes,
When Eve no sinful soul 90 bless;
When I've no want of nercy's ray,
No need of help, no need to pray
Deny thee blessed Mesiahi
As soon from every hope would fiy;
Foo brpe is conferred but in thee,
Thop sacrifice Of Calvary
Deny thee, LAME OF COP! when GRACE,
Denie, atoniag risb,eousues';--
When I've 10 reason TO adore,
Then I'll deny-but not before! IL.
From the (2roy) Farmcr's Register.
The following etfusion is founded upon
chose Two beautiful lines in Don Juan.
"SSpest are oar escapes
From ciOic repdfry TO ruraL mirth."
A MORNING IN THE COUNTRY.
Sweet ara the melodies of early morn
The shepherd. whistle, or the hunsers borni
The cocks shrili Growing, and the chirpiog
birds,
The noise of waters, ard the low Of herds.
Swee. is the song the cneerful milk .msid
sings,
A. forth at morn she bies-whi,e an rings
Thtouga The far distant wales, hes srembling
While sylvan warblers stretch their varying
throats.
Sweet is the bark the hound so early makes
In swift pursuit through wo.ds, and plains,
and brakes,
For the poor ti,nid hare: and sweet tha, sound
OF The huntsman's horses trampIing on the
ground.
Sweet is the echo, as it floats along.
BY nigh capt rocks, OF distant wales among,
Bounding along the mountains craggy side,
Or where the waters sweep their troubled
tide.
Sweet is the whistle of the plough boy heard
AT early dAwu-Rnd sweet the trembling
word
Of village maiden, when she yield, to hin
.sne loves, and ills bis glad cup TO the brin,.
SWEEP ia the viol, and rural dance,
The tender eye, and gentle c"untenance,
Tine soft dear pressure of this tender hand, q
a.s 10 the circle all SO gaily stand.
Sweet is the voice of early love, OF bees
The nun, the rustling OF the morning breeze
Oh! sweet indeed. are all the sounds Of bliss
That strike the ear on such morn rs this.
Leave then the city, and its busting noise,
ITS vain smusements, and its tTiiiing toys
Fly To the country where the notes OF BLISS
Sound full as swee;ly other morns as this.
JULIAN,
1eS-szssssn
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-24
MISCELLANY.
EO0L-HARDY.

Some years since, DR.. Williamson
vicar Of Moulton, in Lincolnshire, had
violent quarrel with one of his par.
lshi"nefs, wnich was Resented by the
later, whose name was Hardy. On
the following Sunday, he preached
from The following text, which he pro-
nonneed emphalieails, with s;gnifi
ean' direction of his eye 10 Hardy
"a'aere is no fool ike thee, fool Hur-
tiy.'' -.r
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@aggacDusettg 5pp.
PUBLISHED BY
MANNING & TRUMBULL,
One door south of JMessrs. Burt & MERRtcK's
Stage.Offre.
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.


Price to single subscribers, who receive their
papers at the Office, or by mail, two dollars per
'annum.
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cents per annum, payable on delivery of the
papers.
Single subscribers, who pay in advance,
will be entitled to deduction of 12A per cent.
And the same allowance will be made to
agents in distant places, who will regularly
collect and remit money which may be due
from subscribers.
(EF Advertisements, not exceeding tsOelre
lines, published three eceeks for one dollar, and
continued three ,veeks longer for nifty ce1ts.--
Larger Advertisements in the same proportion.
In consequence of decision Of the Supreme
Judicial Court, the Publishers Of this paper
deem it necessary to give notice, that while
they shall sedulously aim to be literally cor
rect, they cannot hold themselves responsible
for any errour in any advertisement beyond
the sum charged for its insertion.
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Imported Bull" Denton

A / the request of several agri-
IA cultural Gentlemen in Worcester, and
its Vicinity, this fine Stock Animal, the prop
erty of STEPHEN WILLIAMS, Esq. will be in
hSs totem, on and from the first day of June,
and until the tenth day Of July ,,eGt. He will
be kept about half a mile from the South Meet
ing-Hcuse, on the Tatnick Road, at the Farm
of LEVI LINCOLN, Esq. and in the care of Mr..
Ward, foreman of the farm.
Ierms-Five dollars, secured by Note
at the time of the service, payable in ten
months, and to be given up if the Cow has nog
a Calf.
or The Stock of this Bull may be
seen at the Stables Of Col. CLAr, Judge PAINE,
Capt. WARD, and JoHN w. HUBBARD, Esq.
and ON the farm where he is placed; and par
ticular information of the properties and great
value of the breed may be obtained from the
papers of the last year.
Worcester, May 80, 1921.
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u Calicoes; Copperplate Prints Carlisle
Ginghams Irish Linen; Patent steam-L DOM
Shifting aud Sheeting; Dimoty Cotton Cam
brick; Cambrick and Fancy Haudkerchiefs !:
Cambrck and Jackonet Muslins; Imitation.
India, Leno, Book Picquet, and Japan,d do.
Russia Sheeting Fine Yard wide Russia Linz
en-; Russia Diaper; Brown Linen: Linen
Crash; Stripe Jean Nankins Duck and
Nankn Pantaloons; White and Printed Mar
settles and London Vestings Flag and Black
Silk Handkerchief; Beaver Gloves: White
and Colour'd Kid Gloves; White and Black
bons English Thread. &c. &c.
Bleached and Brown Shirtings and
Sheetings; IA and sd fine Power-Loom Shirt
ings; Cotton Diaper; Checks; Stripes; Bed
Tick; Cotton Yarn; Tow Cloth; Priest Cloth;
Good Satinetts bareback, Mix'd, and Black
Cassimeres; Black; Blue, bareback, and Oh
ive-Green Broadcloths Morocco Shoes, and
Children's Shoes and Boots.
Coat and Vest Buttons Paper and
Box Pins; Scissors; Shears; Knives Snuff
fers; Hammers; Tea and Table Spoons !;
Knives and Forks; Shoe Knives Tacks and
Avis; Butts; Screws; Trunk and Stock Locks;
Handles and Latches Candlesticks; Lamps
Patent Coffee Mills; Britannia Tea-Pots /;
Coffee-Pots; Floor and Hearth Brushes; Iron
Shovels; Cords, of all sizes ; Cut Nails; VIM
dow Glass, &c. &c.
Crockery-HoliosO Wurs--Earthen
and Stone Ware.
A large Assortment of WEST-INDIA
GOODS& GROCERIES; Dye-Stufs; Glaub
Salts; Camphor; Birthstone, &c. &c
For Sale, By H. G. HENSHAW;
In New-Worcester, as low for Cash (most ar
ticles) as they are usually re.
tailed in Boston,
~ farmers Produce, Lumber, and Fine
straw-Braid, taken in exchange fol- Goods.
Worcester, June 6, 1921.
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Calvin Whiting e Co.

"A RE constantly receiving addi-
IA lions to their Stock of GOODS. Being
selected at Auction, they are enabled to sell
them as low as they can be purchased else.
They haze also, just reteisod rom rssr1T era,
One Case LADIES' SILK BONNETS.
ELEGANTLY trinasaed, and Of the latest fashion.
X Wanted, good STRAw-BRAID, for
which the highest price will be paid.---Also>
10000 feet ENcLosINc BOARDS, IL feet IN
length.
Shrewsbury, June II, 1891.
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HATS selling off at the
lowest Market Prices.
JOHN p. KETTELL

IL AS recently received a GUAM
II tity Of Boston supcrfne HATs-which.
with those ofhis own manufacture, enable him
to offer an Assortment much more extensive.
than formerly-among which are the follow~
ing -
Gentlemen's Fine Beaver Hats; do.
Castor do. ; do. plated do. (; do. Fine Wool do.
Youths Plated do; do. Drab do. do. Drab
Green under do; do. Fine Wool do. /; &c. &c.
Those wishing to procure Hat, Of
any particular shape or quality NOT then on
hand, will be promptly and faithfully ACCOM-
modated on the most reasonable terms.
~ Cash and the highest price given
for all kinds of Furs.
~ An honest, industrious LAD, from ID to
Is years old, is wanted, as an Apprentice, at
the above place. None need apply but those
who can produce the best Recommendations
Worcester, June Is, 1921.
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LANCASTER
Boarding School.
Mrs. PEABODY and Daughter
"IIAL open a DAY & BoARD-

WILL open a DAY & BOARD
Wv ING SCHOOL for Young Ladies, the Sd
Monday in May instant, in Lancaster, about
half mile north of the MeetingzHouse In
struction will be given in all the Branches Of
English Education, together with Ornamental
Needlework, Drawing and Painting. Partic-
uiar attention will be paid to Composition and
Polite Literature.
Terms, for Board and Tuition, S28
per Quarter--OrnGntenia Needieaooyk, Dgaso-
ing and Painting will be an additional charge
of So per Quarter.
Mrs. PEABODY flatters herself that she
can give satisfaction to those who may favour
her with their patronage, as she has been en-
ployed in The business nearly all the time for
twenty years past; and has been in the habit
Of preparing Young Ladies for instructing
Schools and Academies. She intends her
School shall be equal to any Ladies' Academy
in the State.
Lancaster, May II, 1921. CIV
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VENHE size of this Map is four
- feet four inches square. 1t extends
from the Canada Line, or 45th degree of North
Latitude south to the city of Philadelphia and
from fittsburgh IN Pennsylvania on the west,
10 New-Haven IN Connecticut on the east.
The Publisher having been employed
for upwards of twenty-eight year, in exploring
and surveying various parts of the United
States, Upper and Lower Canada, and also in
compiling and publishing Maps, which have
met with very liberal patronage and encour-
agement, is fattered with the belief that
perseverance in his present undertaking to
promote and extend the general knowledge
ana improvement of his own country, and the
ADJOINING provinces, win entitle him to the
confidence of the Publick, and such share of
their patronage as the merit of his labours may
deserve.
This Map will be printed on fine
wove paper, handsomely coloured, and deliv-
cred to Subscribers,
Made portable in a book.
Mounted on rollers, & vanished, 8
NB.-The Author of the Map begs leave
TO acquaint his friends and the publick in gem
eral, that in his late tours through the State of
New-York and Upper Canada he has collected.
and is deineatng, from the principal Land Of
ices, and other correct sources, all the late
this Map stf more dssra6Te, and that no pains
will be spared to make it the most useful and
perfect Map of the State of New York end the
country it comprises.
We have examined a Map of the
State of New-York, including the upper part
of the State of Pennsylvania, published by Mr..
Amos LAY, and it appears to us to be accu-
rate, and to contain all the Counties up to this
time correctly designated, and to be well wor-
thy of publick patronage.
DE WITT CLINTON, Gouernour.
JAMES KENT, Chancellor.
JOHN TAYLOR, Lieutenant Gotsrno,tr.
ANDREW EhL1coTT, Pre- pref ~ Ms ~ e":.,t
M. VAN buren,, late .4ttor1,ey-G General
S. VAN RENSSELAER,, late IL. Gopernour.
ROBERT TRouP, Agent E e as P''l'"ey
DANIEL D. TOMPKtNs, Vsee-President.
w. w. VAN NESS, Judges ofths Supreme
JONAS PLATT, Court.
NATHAN FORD, First ,: Jss9 c., s.; 1a''-
IoItCe OOtItty.
GIDEON GRANGER, late e esa,,%a''s'-
CD. GOLDEN, Mayor r e. 1 ns,s. city q
JOSEPH ELLIcoTT, R Rs3a.s Agent ae's e
have examined the above Map, and
think it a desideratum. its execution. so far
as Mr.. Lay is concerned, is, in my opinion,
correct and well; and recommend it to those
who wish to acquire knowledge of the coun-
try it embraces, as equal and even SUPERIOR
to any extant. A. SPENCER.
Chief Justice oftte Slate Of ~. York.
- The above Maps are for sale by the Au-
thor, at his Map Establishment, No. SAC, South
Market-Sreet, Albany Map is to be
seen, and subscriptions received, at
G. A. TRU.NBULL's Bookstore, IN
Worcester.
Jufte I3. 1901.
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Surgery and Physick.
DR.. SMITH, Leominster-

BESIDE the usual operations
D Of Surgery, devotes his pr7 ctice particu-
larly to diseases of the eye, where blindness is
in consequence of cataract, alterations Of the
cornea, &c.-ulcers of the throat, mouth, lips,
morrhoids--fstula in ano-scrofulous
and cancerous affections on different parts of
the body-wens- scirrhus-indoIent and in
fiammatory tumours peculiar to the breasts of
women Deafness-Eruptions of the Skin
Rheumatick Complaints of elderly people
diseases of the Urinary Organs-P olypus of the
Nose-and morbid affections of the hip, knee
and other joints.
He has had experience in those kinds
of diseases in hospitals, where they are contin-
ually presenting, in Boston, New-York, and
several cities in the southern States, under the
guidance of the most experienced practitioners.
Worcesfes, May 10, 1921. If
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Payment Of the whole ofMe State
Debt.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Treasury Office, Boston, Jday 26, 1891.
PURSUANT to an Act of this
M Commonwealth, passed on the 28th of
April last, entitled AN Act in addition to an
Act, providing for the payment of the whole
State Debit" notice is hereby giren to all con-
cerned, that the whole of the funded debt of
the Commonwealth will be payable at this Of
fee on The first day Of July pezt and that the
interest on said debt will then cease, whether
the payment shall be called for on that day or
not. DANIEL SARGENT Treasurer.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate-Ofice, May 90, 1921.
To the Heirs of ZEBuLoN Goss, late of
Mendon, IN said County, deceased, and
to all Others concerned IN the Estate of
said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
u pear (ifyou see fly at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, On the first Tuesday in July next, at ten
of the clock, before noon, to show cause why
the Instrument, which purports to be the last
VIII and Testament of said deceased, should
not be approved and you will be heard
thereon. NATHL. PAINE, j. Prob.
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Notice IS hereby Given,
WHAT the Subscriber h

VIA TIC puUSCTIUCT IldS
IL been duly appointed Administrative on
the Estate of ELIJAH GOODENOW, late Of
West-Boylston, in the County of Worcester,
deceased, and has taken upon herself that
trust, by giving bonds as The law directs. All
persons indebted to said Estate, are hereby
called upon to make immediate payment; and
all those to whom said Estate is indebted, are
requested to exhibit their demands fer settle
ment. EUNICE GooDENoW, .adn.'x.
June 6, 1891.
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MAIL STAGE
Once a Week,

ESROM Worcester to North
= anepto't-=by way of Patton, Oakhans,
NeV-Braintree, HardVick, Greenwich, Pelham,
lShutesbury Minerd Springs, Leceret, Am
herst, & Hddley .4eademaes, will, in future,
leave Worcester every Wednesday, at o.
clock, A. M. and arrive at Shutesbury same
day afternoon, and at northampton next day
Cfhursday) at 10 o'clock, A. M.-Retur7,-
tng, Leaves Northampton every Thursday, at
10 o'clock, P. M. and arrives at Shutesbury
same evening, and at Worcester next day
friday afternoon.
~ Every reasonable attention will
be paid to Passengers and Baggage o. but
all Baggage at the risk Of The oscners.
CYRUS STOCKWELL.
Worcester lime 1901
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STRAYED.

NROM the Subscriber, on the
a. Esd inst. dark bay MARE COLT, two
years old.--She wore poke when she went
away.-Whoeve has found the above Colt,
and will give information to the Subscriber,
shall be suitably rewarded.
AMOS JOHNSON.
Petershanl, May 90, 1921.
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Thomas Harbach, If.

NlVES notice to the PubIick. !
~ that he will have in complete operations
suitable Machinery for Carding yMerino and
common WOOL in season for the present
growth. He would not attempt TO fatter the
Publick with the idea of doing his work better
than any others can, or for nothing. The least
favour will be gratefully acknowledged, and no
pains spared to satisfy the expectations of those
who may favour him with their custom.
The Clothing Business will be carried
on as usual.-All kinds of Country Produce
taken in pay, at fair price, if delivered in
season.
Sutton, June A, 1921.
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"ohoEol En- WedneSdGy, JUNE 20, 1921. fWhole
Crockery g Glass Wa,-e
Store.

YHE Subscriber has Just re-
II ceiycd a fresh supply of Articles in his
line, and now offers for Sale
100 doz. B. P. Plates, ! 100 doz. Edge Mullins.
100 " Twifers, 800 g c. Pilates, ali
100 s. IS Mullins, sizes.
100 " Edg'dPlates, Boxes Blue & Enam-
100 $ " Twiders, ell'd China
And all other articles usually found
In a Store Of the above k;nd---which he win
sell as low or lower than they canb be purchase
ed in Boston.
SAMUEL BRAZER.
EB.-Assorted Crates by the Crate.
Worcester, June 10, 1921. 6w