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lfrem the PhiiaSet,hia Fr Gazette of Tie all
UNITED nIAiE> HANk


The eiecuon tor Directors Of The United
states Bank VIII close fhis afternoon. IL Was
Yesterday deemed by that RESTITUTION i,.expe-
dient-to declare dividend for tn. prec. ong
six months We presume that ihi- de,eim,s
nation was occssiuned by the sill uncertain
eaten e. Tie losses aud alpreheEded losses of
the 6an.,.
~ his iswhat we susrected-and y ain
fnl concern has tins iHsiituiIon so fur proved
TO The stockholders, aud Tie treasury OF tre
UOited Statcs.-MeaI!ime IL is TINS dra. ing
iroIi the government the Interest on its pubic
STOCK, and swallowing up IT'S bonus We do not
chafee The present. directors With eror Ia this
ease tor after its great losses {the fruii Oft
lis past abonina5Ic aduiinistr.iioo we IRE.
sune u IS their wises; course 10 make no di,t-
dehd.-itt II mast I've somewhat mortii,ine 10
'he stockholders, under this very paragraph
III TIE Pui'adeiphia Gazfite, 10 sea tagged IN
Inviting o'der, the Faimets' aud Mechanics
bdhN uNidins per cpNt. Tor the last six
mouths tae Bank oi Aoith America also 3
Tue Union insnraure CUmrauN q. per ceut
The ScLny!klll Permanent. Bridss Company
); the Marine Insurance Sc per share En-
quirer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-06

The Baak Of Kentucky Is going into opera
iiou-its PTesIdeat and Directors are altendy
chosen by the legislature ITS capital is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-06

ID virtue decd OF T1st ecu,rd g., tsL .un., "a
- hers by John RoyHer for the benrit Of Joseph r.
HaIi', bearing date on the 18th January is 8. aud
duly recorded in The clerks Once fchesterGed conniy
We shall on The sh day " Feby nert, at Haley Coles
iavern IN Chesterheid county, proceed sell To the
highest bidder for cash, the LAND mentioned in the
said deed, lying The turnpike road opposite Feter
hasons, containing by recent survey 3ajs acres-or
so much thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy the
claims of the said Harris. mentioned IN the said deed
and pay all costs ding the execution this trust
Such title only as is vested Ia The subscribers will be
made TO The purchaser. GEORGE HARDIN
EDwARb n. NOSRLEY.
jan d. 5l..wIw
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] am, &c. &c.
The Honorable -.

above stated. ! must decline the very liberal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-06

- - New YORK, January 26, 1920.
DEAR SIR: While The country rs meuaced
with propositions for paper money, and with
laws iOT SuSpeudipg The collection of debts
or substituting something in place Of MONEY
TO pay tbew il will be dItfcnIt 10 effect loans
on any terms. Those ofiertd by MIR -
are certainly more favourable than apy rea
sunable man wOnid ask. | would be very
Wiling TO furHish the bank stock ai par or 10
iPOd the money on legal interest " could be
sure OF receiving payment in such money as
give. But whether IL continues to be The
policy OF The general or state governments TO
deliberate as 10 the eXpedirncy OF stoppinp
payment Themselves, OF of authorizing others
10 DO so; OF TO pay in promises or other pro-
perry instead OF money, | shCuId proier Iiv-
iug on the principal of mine while il lasts
wIthoutintetcsi. 10 running the risk of losing
Dom by lending it. There would be no dffi-
cultN ia bOTIOwiDe money with Landed seen.
TIiy 10 an extent that would greatly if not
Wbohv.rslieve the embarTaSsments which now
eAist throughout the cOu;ftty. if our coustitn.
Nohs ana laws were founded on those i'm
mn'hble principles OF justice which precuded
all question as to the constitutional power to
suspend OF alter them. have reason TO be-
lieNe tbdt the amOnBt OF foreign capital which
would seek employ ment uuder The auspices
OF That security would, IN The preseD, state OF
Europe, exceed all possible calrula lou.
There was TO my knowledge, dmrins The *.
istcnce OF our PAPER system. upwards OF tween.
~ millions OF dollars OF iereign CAPITAL belong.
ing TO one concern which was destined Tor
tins country. Bat as soon a. u came to the
knowledge Of these capitalists that even orr
government refused payment except in the
violated promises Of some Kindred cOrpora.
tons. oSer whose issues they had no control.
aud the amount OF which was limited onlv i,y
the power OF selling their rags vixen made iD.
| 10 money for more than the cost of making IL,
they toIanti, CHANGED their gidm aud kepi
their money in Europe n is The want Of coo.
| fidence 90 tie protection which the laws afford
TO iliNi species Of property which exists IN lie
IN obtaining money, asd aot It's scarcdy; f0f
/ never wHkin my remembrance, has Tone,
J been iuoie plenty; aud yet, for tue rrascn,
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PRICE OLE STOCKS
4 KNOJpLEDG L or
JiE FRENCH ANGuAGE


rs far as may be necessary for subsequent rigate
sf"dy, communicated on analytical and graA1n:a.
ticat principles,
IN Il FEW WEEKS.
'ENo Gentleineh who are slightly acquainted
with the Latin, satisfactory uction 10 Tie
FRENCH Language Is offered IN Of lesson. ard
exercises oncupying about hour every morning f,r
SIX weeks at the cad Of which time the attentive
viii hnd imse POSSESSED of all the essential requisite.
fer private application
TERMS at entrance, ana $40 Il the end Of the
course.
Richmond, Jan. 4, 1921.
Mr. L. ANDERSON,
Dear Sir observe by the journals of this day yonr
intention TO communicate on analytic principles a
knowledge OF the French Language acquisition bic
Tor the last 10 years been almost necessary ap
pendage of polite education.
Prom my own hnowledge Of your acquaintance with
the French and Of the effect OF the anaiy!ic aud
synthetic method, feel confident of its
may assert that any gentleman who is seriously dis
posed 10 receive instruction. will be certain To- gain
from your Lessons sufficient introduction TO tie
language with my best wishe, for your success am,
dear air, your most obedient, ). HORwirZ
Jan. 9. II
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ecy- We have the papeTs OF The Agric ulinfal
Society which We shall seize Az eaiiy opgor-
tuuity OF laying before our readers. Editors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-12

Guillot, do. supercargo &C tie Fsench slip
L'Corlantinc, killed at his house in the Is
calta.
Toulon, do. an officer of the Imperial
French Guards Killed at the Hotel Bernondo.
Duperat, do. Merchant, formerly "a Ship
Master, killed ut the same place.
Dibar, do. Captain OF the French ship Cul-
tivateur, of Nantz, killed at the house OF
Mons. Pasquet, San Gabriel.
II. Duntzfeldt, Dane Merchant, killed at
his house, San Gabriel
b. Shalalitzky, do Merchant of the house
of Stevenson & Co. killed at the same place.
Estoup, Frenchman, Captain OF the
French Ship Alexander, killed at the same
place.
Arnaud, do. an officer of the same Ship,
do. do. do.
MARITIME, and Justin do. Pilotins belonging
to the same ship, do. do. do.
Boy, do. Estoup's servant, do. do. do.
Joseph, do. Cook of the same ship, do.
do. do.
A French Sail maker, belonging to ship
L'Orion, wounded, at Cavite, San Gabrielle i-
ed of his wounds.
Ten English Seamen, not belonging to any
particular ship, were killed at different pla-
ces.
The bodies of these unfortunate sufferers
were thrown into the STREETS, treated with ev-
cry indignity, and We're afterwards, at night,
by order ofthe Governor, carried to the sea
shore, and buriedin heap without the shadow
of religious ceremony, or a sign TO mark
their graves, Notwithstanding most of them
were Catholics.
Six more Europeans, names unknown were
killed.
=. Eighty-fve Chinese are known 20 have
been murdered, but it is thoughtmany more.
Thre Spaniards were killed by mistake, the
mob not recognizing them, supposed they
were foreigners.
WOUNDED.
D'Arbclle, Frcnchman, at his house, ST
Mesa respectable Planter, who had set
tied there two or three years since-had his
skull fractured, his hand half cut of, piked in
the neck, back and stomach, to sabre cuts
on his head, and other wounds.
Hantelman, a German, at his house, Ber
nando.
Gautrin, French, Captain of the ship l'Es-
| perancc, at the hotel and i'll the streets, his
head dreadfully cut, and wounds from pixies
ON almost every part of his body, limbs. ter
ribly cut and bruised.
Godefoi, French, in the streets Of ST Cruz
two dreadful wounds on the head---te was
left for dead
Baptiste, Armenian, at the house of Gull
lot, very dangerously.
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UNITED STATES.

WAsHTNGTON, June 8.--In our paper of
the 9Th instant, we stated the grounds upon
which we were induced to believe that the
possession of the Flordas would have been
transferred to the United States without de-
lay. Since that date, however, circumstances
have transpired well calculated to excite sus-
picions that the policy of the Spanish gov
eminent, which so uureasonably protracted
the ratification of the treaty by which those
territories were coded 90 the United States,
has beenadOpted by the local officers of Spain
to whom its execution in this respect has
been confded.
BY the treaty, possession of the coded ter
ritory is to be given within six months after
the ratification, or sooner if possible. For
this purpose, royal order directing the go
vernon Of Cuba to deliver the Floridas TO
the United States, was communicated to the
American government by the minister Of
Spain Immediately after the exchange of ra-
tifcations. This order, shortly after the adj
iomDment of Congress, was delivered TO
that officer by Col. Forbes, the agent of the
United States, who had been dispatched for
hatpurpose, in public vessel. BY informa-
ton lately received, il appears that as latcas
the a2d alt. no order for the delivery of the
tfoTiias 10 The United States had baen given
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TO THE PuRIIC

The Managers ofthe Boston Theatre hay
ing suffered. not only severe modification,
from the disappointment experienced by the
public, but heavy pecuniary loss, from Mr.
kean's non-fulilmcnto fhis engagement with
them, INDUCED the hope uiat they should
not, in addition, be accused of concurring
In any o6eHce to te public" Mr.. Kean's
statement, however, rcpublishcd in the Bos-
ton papers Of this day, hes reduced them to
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OF SPAIN.

Eafrdct ofa letter from Malaga, dated .4prI Q.
1t is now in the evening, and | have
just returned from procession in compli-
ment to the nation who have lately declared
for Constitutional Governments. 1t has far
exceeded any thing have before seen in this
country. 1t started from Constitution square,
III which is the M Municipality, and was com
posed ofrespectable Citizens, Officers of the
Cavalry, and those of the City, intermixed
with private Soldiers, &c. which, with large
wax candles, preceded an elegant Triumphal
Gar, carrying four young Virgins elegantly
dressed, representing Spain, Portugal, Naples
and Piedmont, who have unitedly sworn to
the Constitution first made by Spain. The
Car was drawn by about 40 respectable
youths, dressed in the gayest antic mode i'm
aglnable. The Procession moved slowly
through the principal streets in the most per-
feet order, with their lighted torches, chant
ing the most lively republican songs, and
when passing the house of scribe, the
whole body stopped to TesOund III his ears
the fall OF tyranny, and the birth Of Liberty.
The Bishop, in his palace, by no means es-
capped the attention Of this cheerful group
lie is seryile, and despised by the citizens
for his opinions and his ayaricp. In the
middle of the Procession were bands of
music, and the Officers of the Cavalry, sing
ing in the height of glee.
"The Officers of the Cavalry, are without
exception, the handsomest, brayest, and best
fellows ] ever saw. Young, intrepid and
courageous, and, though rich, truly republic
| can"
L will be perceived that the above letter
| was written before the reverses in Naples
and Piedmont were known The news of
those reverses must have caused great
sensation in Spain. Boston PGH
a Paris paper, the" Constitutional" one
I Of the Opposition Journals, has the following
! interesting paragraph under date of the 9th
1 of April, evidently inserted by order of the
present " Ctnsure." AN. Albert Gallatin.
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plcnipo-
tertiary of the Il. States Of North America,
has presented to the King, in private audi
encc, the answer ofhis government to the
notification of the birth Of his Royal High
I ness the Duke Of Bordeaux"
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...H1RzES 90 GEEzQ
EUROPE.
LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL.

New YORK, June 5.-The ship Governor,
Griswold, arrived this morning from Liver
pool, whence she sailed on Sunday the 22d
of May. We have received our papers to the
21st, and London OF the Goth inclusive, the
same as we received by the ship Cincinnatus.
We have selected a few items from the
latest Liverpool papers.
1t is stated that the King has abandoned
his visit to Ireland. This measure is said to
have resulted from the fate of the Catholic
question.
Thirteen regiments are TO proceed inme-
diatcly TO the East and West indies, and the
colonies, to replace others, who are ordered
TO England.
Accounts from Moldavia, state, that, at
Jassy, after Divine service on the 18th of
March, three standards were consccrated, to
which the oath was taken with the greatest
enthusiasm. These standards ale all trco-
lored, black, white and rcd the cockadc is
the same.
The paper from which we copy the above,
has also, the following singular paragraph
Among the many extraordinary circum-
stances attending this great monarch, one
which is not the least curious is the report
that Ah-Pacha has protested the Christian
Religion, and assumed the name of AleXan-
der, according TO other accounts, that of
Constantine, and TO have joined the alliance"
Advices from the Ionian Islands, state that
the Morea and the southern provinces of
Greece, are manifesting the same spirit of
instruction against the Turkish powers as
those of the north. Some Greek officers,
who have a acknowledgement British tactics, are
at the head of the " insurgents" who were
collecting III large bodies.
Great preparations are makinga at Hanover
for the reception of George w.
A new Tragedy from the pen of Lord
Byron was published on the Dist of April.
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o. Atheneum, No. 1O1.
and 100,

Hire Just received, at TRUMBuLL's Bookstore.
Contents of No. 102.-Hans HeiIino,s
Rocks, Bohemian Legend, by Korner; Sur
prise of the School of Terracina by Banditti .
Stanzas on visiting a Scene of Childhood /:
Grottoes; Beauties of Colours: Harvest
The Rainbow; Supernatural Appearances !.
The new (Antarctick) Continent; FREDERICK
William; Chatterton; Going your Wav, !.
Amanuenses; Maj. Won Schill and Buona.
parte The Heart of Mid Lothian Wreck Of
the Medusa Millions Satan, &c.; Cant. Ly-
on's Travels in the interiour Of Africa; The
aa4 4ll6ai fideny?ns ssfsnfihck fmusemsnts ;
The Mermaid; Abyssinian Sacrament The
Vapours; Kosciusko; Antediluvian Longevi-
ty; Sour Krout; Origin of the word Lady !;
kissing; Haunted Field Plurality of Wives !;
Talma; Present State of Morocco; Melan-
choly Point; New Holland Pine Marshal
Lannes and Buonaparte Bowring's Russian
Poets; Welded Loves Fragment; The
Storm Scene after Salvador Rosa, from the
German; Concluding Scene of Nature; Hy-
pochondriack Anecdote Biography of eccen-
trick Characters lately deceased; &c. SC.
Worcester, June 81, 1891.
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Imported Bull denton.

A t 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
tafs tO'cn, on and from the first day Of June,
and until the tenth day Of July nert. He will
be kept about half a mile from the South Meet
ing-House, on the Tatnisk Road, at the Farm
of LEVI LINCOLN, Esq. and in the care of Mr..
Ward, foreman of the farm.
Terms--Five dollars, secured by Note
at the time of the service, payable in ten
months, and to be given up if the Cow has not
Cali.
o. The Stock of this Bull may be
seen at the Stables Of Col. CLAp, 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, Nay 80, 1921.
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THE
THE
ArOLLINO,
Il Grand Musical Mvention.

Invented and built by JOB PLYMpToN, a
native of this State, is now exhibiting by the
inventor, at the same place.
The APoLLINo contains the following
variety of Instruments and limitations, which
can be performed separately, or the combina-
ton Of any part Of them, or the whole at once,
by one performer, ris.--Imitation of the Eol-
an Harp, Flageolette, Limitation of Birds, Bu-
gle, Clarionet Trumpet, French Horn, Bas-
soon, Serpent, German Flute, English Flute,
Octave Flute, Fife, Snare Drum, Bass Drum,
Cymballs, Organ, Musical Glasses, Bagpipes,
Martial Band, limitations of distant Thunder,
sc. &c.
or Price of Admittance to the MUSEUM
and APoLLrNo, SO cts.-Children, half price.
Boston, March 90, 1921.
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Agricultural Books.
For Sale, by R. P. g. C. WILLIAMS,
CornhiH Square, Boston

=
THE farmers ASSISTANT
Il being a Digest of all that relates to Ag-
riculture and the conducting of Rural Affairs
alphabetically arranged and adapted for the
United States. By t. Nicholson, Esq. Sec
ond Edition, enlarged. l vol. 8vo.
Memoirs of the Philadelphia Agricul-
tural Society.
Complete Grazier, or Farmers and
caurle-Dreuucrs and Dealers A ssistant-with
an Appendix on the Shepherds Dog. Horses.
Asses, Mules, Poultry, Rabbits, Bees, Farm
Accounts, and on the improvement of Wool.
BY a Lincolnshire Grazier. Fourth Edition.
greatly improved.
farmers Manual being a practical
Treatise ON the Art of Husbandry-designed
to promote an acquaintance with the modern
Improvements in Agriculture-tosether with
remarks on Gardening, and Treatise on the
Management Of Bees.-By F. Butler, A. M.
American Gardeners Calendar. By
B. Mcmahon.
Marshall on Gardening-Forsyth ON
Fruit Trees-SalisbuTy on Orchards-Code of
Agriculture, including Observations on Gar
dens, Orchards, Woods, and Plantations.-By
the Right Hon. Sir John Sinclair.
View of the Cultivation of Fruit
Trees, and the Management of Orchard, II
Cider-with accurate descriptions cf the most.
estimable varieties of Native and Foreie An
pies, Pears, Peaches, Plums. and Cherries
Illustrated by cuts of two hundred kinds Of
FRUITS OF the natural size.-By w. Cox, Esq.
Boston, jane 26, 1921.
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MAIL STAGE
Once q Week,

EROM Worcester to North
N ampton--by way of Parton, Oakham,
New-Braintree, Hard,cick, Greenacich, Pelham,
Ssutesbury Mineral Springs, Lerereh, Am
herst, & Hadiey academies, will, in future,
leave Worcester every Wednesday, at 6 o.
clock, A. NJ. and arrive at Shutesbury same
day afternoon, and at Northampton next day
(Thursday9 at 10 o'clock, A. M.-RetuvYi-
ing, Leaves Northampton every Thursday, at
o'clock, P. Nj. aud arrives at Shutesbury
same evening, and at Worcester next day
(Friday) afternoon.
~ Every reasonable attention will
be paid to Passengers and Baggage-001s3- but
all Baggage al the risk Of the Otcners.
CYRUS STOCKWELL.
Worcester, June 6, 1921.
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CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

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Price to single subscribers, who receive their
papers at the Office, or by mail, two dollars per
annum.
/, To companies Of SO subscribers, who take
the papers at the Office, one dollar and fifty
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 win regularly
collect and remit money which may be due
from subscribers.
OF Advertisements, not Exceeding twelre
lines, published three sceeks for one dollar, gnd
continued three aoeeks longer for ffty CENTS
Larger advertisements an The same proportion.
In consequence of a 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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HATS selling off at the
lowest Market Prices.


~ AS recently received a guam
- tity of Boston superine HATS--which.
with those of his 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 IA 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. CIV
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Worcester, IS. Circuit Court of Common
Pleas, at Worcester, June Term, 1921.
On the Petition aforesaid, Ordered,
That the Petitioner notify the heirs of the said
RICHARD BOLSTER, deceased, to appear at the
next Term Of this Court, to be holden at Wor-
cester aforesaid, on the first Monday of Sep
TENDER next, by publishing an attested copy
Of said Petition and this Order thereon, inthe
Massachusetts Spy, three weeks successfully,
the last publication to be thirty days, at least,
before the sitting of said Court, that they may
then and there shew cause, If any they have,
why the prayer of said Petition should not be
granted.
Attest, ABIJAH BIGELOw, Clerk
ACopy. Attest, ABIJAH BEGELoW, Clerk.
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WORCESTER, TUESDAY, July 8, 1891 TWr
Charles Wheeler

ADJUST received from France.
NJ COGN:4C BRANDY, of superiour
quality-which he offers for sale. at his Store.
nearly opposite the Court-House, by the Pine
or smaller quantity.
Also, on hand
Old Madeira, Madeira Malmsey. Old Tent.
Old Mountain, Frontignac, St. Julien Clsret'
Hermitage, Champagne, Sherry. Lisbon. Vido,
MIA, Sicily Madeira, Old Port. Catalonia
Port, and Malaga Wines.
Cognac, Rochelle and White Brandy.
Old Jamaica, st. Crosz, New-England and
Cherry Rum.
Noyau, D'Orange, Grioste, Garus, Mantle.
Moka, and Cinnamon Cordials.
London Porter, London and Bristol Brown
Stout, Strong Beer, Bottled Cider. and Con-
gress Spring (Saratoga) Water.
Hyson, Young Hyson, Souchong and Bohea
Teas. 0
Java Coffee, Welsh's & Bakers No. /
Chocolate and Shells.
Box and Cask Raisius, Currants and FIGS.
Cinnamon, Mace, Citron, Cassia, Allspice,
Pepper, Cayenne, Ginger, Starch. Pearlasb.
Rice, White HAVANA, Bennares, Calcutta.
New-Orleans, and Philadelphia Loaf and
Lump Sugars.
find great Variety Of other articles,
FORMING A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
WESTLNDLa GOODS& GROCERIES.
OF Cash or Grain received in ex-
change for the aforementioned articles. at
the lowest Cash price, or for Notes and Ac-
counts which are now due.
Worcester, June 81, 1921.