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PROCEEDINGS OF CON GRESs
WgDNEFDAY, DECEMBER 10, T8g

WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER 10, 1921.
IN THE SENATE
Mr. Edcards, of Illinois, appeared to-day,
and took his seat.
The President of the Senate communicated
a memorial from the Legislature oftbe State
Of Alabama, relative to the organization DC
tue Federal courts in tast State aud ursios
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ID The ENQUIRER is published twice week, general
y times week during the session Of the Sate Ls-
gisiats-rrice the heretofore Fare Dollars
rum, payable Notes at chartered, specie
Banks (csy) will received in payment. The Editors will
.hc safety Of RENTING them by mail the postage
ni all letters being paid hy the writers.
NJ No paper will he discontinued brt at the discretion
OF the Edors,l Until MI afcasges have been paid
III whoever will the payment Of nine papers,
shall have n tenth gr,fis
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
IT Ono square, iess-Frst INSERTION 40 cents-each
continuance, 80 cents.
No inserted, until has either been paid
for assumed by person in this city, or its environs
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NEW EASiLiNNs

~ reeeiye, mud row opening at the Store Of MARY
az Soy tIAt an extensive assortment I'll Hats Bon
ets oi the newest fashions, in neaues
or elesnncc among them are black and white Leghorn
trne am ssraw bonnes chncha and beaver hats great
cciprN' plaid ribcn hrnds cr white and other
nsu otmen.s wafding and trimming for relisse; hair
neS and !iZcife caps eapcs. colarets and core,fs Ma
ras Russia md antique oil, wbrh greatly contribute to
he eesance oil the head as well as the color the hair
urks essence Of Eyre for changing rit or red color, red
dark brown OF black and many other articles inthe
millinery line too numerous o enuniernte "
ca hand. few ready made PEIISS Is All of which che
s0cermnesi to dispose OF the reasonable terms for
cash ' "
Lrehorn 4 Straw Donne,s cleaned, died and trimmed
IrMANruA-MAKINGd done in The newest fashjons and
ST the shortest notice '' '
November i6 - ,r
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(ANAWAY from the plantation of the subscriber, near
III t,0ocbiand Court House. time i'm Aug last n Ne
gro Man, named CHARLES, who sometimes calls himself
hes Lee lie IS near 10 years old. about inch
ue fingers on the left hand has the appearance of being
on ne Is probably either on board boat navigating
James River endeavor Gloucester county
where he was raised will give the reward to any
Mr. Seymour johnson residing ON my nan,o,ion
near Goochland g. IL. NICHOLAS ]. POINDEXrER.
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CARPENTERs & TIMBER-5iETrEKy


sft WIN receive proposals until the 12th of January
neN 'oI .r Whoie or any part thereof OF The roofing
aud notwithstanding The cariersyile Ridge a, present
a"o OF nree s.e'uy men will with employment either
Also inr oooOo feet any part ,hereof Of inch plank
thrrehhs must DC entire heart, and from eight to len
Width Az sq'lare-edged Delivered at Tic bridge
Lisewise, Tor 'hho entire heart Shingles or part there
ioined. and delivered as ai,oye ' u''seu an"
Or u uIris svNO TO avcrage inches clear of San de-
isered NJ tu basin IN RicnOnt-stat,u dressed or mn,
dressed and the TIME ofdelisery. " '''-
Tor innef particulars please enquire pcrsony of the
subscriber at the work, or 10y letter posi-naid " '
Gainesville, December %. es ~ sIoii
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| IL sae cs2fce erS.$ W. Anen q Co., T. sfyc.t)
(ESPECTFtL.Y informs the public aud The Members
~ OF the Legislature he has made up GOOD a.eo,
WE'LL eh. OF bLANk BOOKS. of sizes and rscrpt;o,s
.i WIN be sold on the loves termsauon which
@ Journals day, cash. hill invoice, account current,
; ana receipt books; also, RECORDS. such as order
WI, nio ueeu books rule and doc.cts fee memu
nnuum ana pocket bcoks-checks and negotiable notes
neI on each ot the bsnks-blank music well ruled ,br
folio post paper. '''i """
uJboch-BNIDING Of all kinds executed with nca,,css
anu uurabihy on the shortest notice. inferior IA none In
any oiher STATE Having an extensive and co,npie,e
:' r.s,aniishmeni provided with the best ma
c,iais winch can br found in this country and bc, h;,
sen workman, he hopes and trusts he will meet with that
prices deserve censorship ana
~ fa,.erns for ruling particular blank books for counting
HOUSES anu pubic Offices with pleasure taken ON nnni
con either in the city Manchester and if required re-
turned executed TO the same spot. " i'' ~
December % GO o,s.
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HYATOGA FOK SALE

~ Monday the 9th inst. Chat being day or Orange
~ COURT viii he offered NJ Orange Courthouse
on credit OF twelve months, that se,y valuable stud horse
iyaog helongng Ia the Of the late C;utridge
.ast,. iyatoga begocn by Cars celebrated horse
iyoga his dam lay lioomes's imported Bedford and
thence on ms pedigree asceids through several the
nreus Gi horses 10 Bay lors imported horse The
color OF ths horse Is sorrel he is upwards of I6 hands
he'eh OF hne form and rides we'll. IIyatoga will be six
of agei The ensuing spring. When wears old he was
lei TO 10 mares and at years of age Is9 Notwh-
Standing his being young horse well known and
popular the on the east side of the Blue
Ridge. John TFHRIIJ E,ror
December = \, y
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NOTICE
FOR RENT,
" n ~

FOR RENT,
[E5A The Broad Rock Farm and Race
lsssa Field containing $50 Of Land, situated
-1ks- Chesterfield county, about ~ miles from Man
chester There two excellent dwelling upon the
frn, 90 OF which there Is attached hne garden. with
requisite for the convenience and comfort family.
The other house originally intended tavern is
cd immediately the main road. j. very cnirnt
the course, and might be used either tavern
DIV el,n1-bousc.
Persons Wishing to vewShc premises requested call
on JAMES LYLE.
Hirhmnud. December 81. s7-ff
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: THE. SITRSI!RIBERS
DIR Y GOODS.

addition large and genera. assortment received
a TIE latest arrivals New York and Philadelphia the
raDscrihers have llrng FROM the En,erprizc, fresh
sul-iy consisting in part OF the following articles
superior double piiled Cassneres. blue and black and
cobogrg and Coronation colors
Superior double milled drab Cloths for box and other
w large snafs ~
coating, Cas>incisard Fnnnes
Constitution, Hunters other ManchestcrCo ris
orpainaoons
-iliriwn domestic Shirtings
81 aud 81 Waltham Shceiinss
Mems vonens and chldren's worei Hose some fine
white
Ladies' and ~entIemen's black and white silk do
A large assortment OF Hair Nets, for ades
IacingS. for ties
TN Clasps and polished steel Reficule do.
Iieau,iiui Thread Lace- and Edgings
Irish Linens and Shec;inss
Drceheda do.
enc eox Canton Grapes, elegant colors
Ilack and colored Italian 10.
Imitation and real French Caml,rics
me domestic Checks and Be5tickings
cirrnssian plaid Cling hams
Black aud white Bom'iaznc
u beautiful assorimcnt of Vcstings
One piece supc.ior black Italian Lusring
And many oti.er articles rccoiiectc,l.
December %. eff WN. NFAIE & 70
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AN ADJOURNED MEETING

q
nF ,hc members the Mutual Assurance society og,;pst
~ rire on buildings of the State of Virginia. will be held
ihhe apitoi IN the City of Richmond DIST
day of January JAMES RAWLINGS -
b'cemner ~. Silt j. Act MA. sly.
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NEGROES, &c. For SALE.

NEGtUES, &c. FOR SALE.
w shall sell for cash. nc MI. Ida in the of
w New Canton, the 9th 23h days of December merit
between so ard 10 valuable slaves.
me reniaser of the personal estate of the late David
Ross VIII be sold credit of twelve months
portion OF the above property will he sold by the sub
scribeTs as trustees.
IL Atthe time the Plantation will he RENTED for
one year. GEO NJ. PAYNE Er'ors Of ID.
W. l.. FoNTAINE Ross, deceased
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DISSOLUTION,

k'g'HE Co-nartnerhp heretofore existing under the firm
- o VIZ T. pICkiSSGN is this dav dissolved Nv mu
tai co,sent Either of the Undersigned is authorized to
WN. w. DICKINSON
AEemoer 10 1921. Ttp'S T. DICKINSON.
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tsilscribers under the firm of DICKINSON & TIM
EhtekI viii transact general Commission Business.
:, THO: r. DICKINSON,
llcfs.N. GI-iin DIXON TIMRERI III,
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FOIIy 20 .Wly .VeFf0eS icnnled on HIRE, Tor The
gear 1899.
WANT TO hire, TO work at Trabue's Wickhams coal
mines during the Year. 80 50 strong able bodied
lands For such Rearly applications made, liberal
hre viii be offered The subscriber those who NAV
nye hands to hire that he has uniformly made il point 10
nave his hands .ru clothed sreN I'D i'm every respect
e1 tdk.n care oi. WIN. FINSEY, Agent.
r.
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WiLLTAM r.. MONTACUF
A SITUATION WANTED.

MAN With small family. of ,io onni,le character
4 and who furnish the most unr,,u vocal
9. ms eaPaeis % eo"ucI t-rae Mil keephe books
wishes SITUATION Any gentleman wishing 70 emnIov such
person, viii please ariress nanic Brown Fsn pcst
master Alounsville Lou,oun. Va. who will
Sssih the advertiser. ncr . - '' ''''' nv.
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COAIS

VINE Commissioners ofihc NAVY viii rcco;v. ,;u ,t
n bJnnuarf 1872, proposals 10 furnish surb ouanti,y
o. ne oe Virginia or Other Goals MAJ be required for
Norfolk. Ne,v VI '"S' va
WASHINGTON, Boston. ANA
fhade.phia Portsmouth n H.
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StroPg nHd athletic horses Up apt 10 curret and hound
before they become accustomed 10 Me bri9le."
We see by the Alabama Republican, that
when the Legislature convened, the House OF
Representatives appointed committee TO
wait upon the Chief magistrate, and to inform
HIM that they were ready to receive any Of
his communications The Senate for reasons
best known 10 themselyes, refused 60 appoint
any such committee. This result was promp
tiy retOrted by his Exceency, who replied TO-
the House of Representative, that he would
send his message to that House alone The
Senate startled by this disniled answer, turn
cd tail on their own resolutions, rescinded
iher former vote, and appointed committee.
Bat. Chron.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-28

Perhaps these may Be deemed Ia.
provements, bot forty years' experi-
ence shsws that there can Be 40 great
evil IN permitting the C0ns,itusion in
shese sespects to stand asis originally
vas framed.
The amendments in regard to the
support Of publick worship, while they
leave the Constitution as it was in de-
claring it duty Of the fEs, importance
to society TO maintain it, will. il adopt
ed, take away the means and render
the whole provision in great degree
without effect. PHOCION.
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County yin dilpirs fEithfsl pubiitk fr,ynnt,
nerely beesuis few indisidasls hate him fos
qualities which ikey do not poIiels.
lhsll vote for Dr.. Fiase. hecanie he u acsps.
he. and . honeA. " bscsuie, slio, hs'is SsmsFk.
s6ly generoas, humsne and pubiiek -fpiritsd
man, one who was never guilty Of neas ai7iOs,
notwiihaanding the tiverty with which he Il re-
preached by msn Who, they have wealth, are
Dot bgrthened with msgnsnimity.
ihsll vote for the PTefent Regiaer, beesufe sks
infsrefs Of he bssbk require that man who lerves
shem fsilhfuily mould receive ,heir eoniinued
fupport. II this jSrantiisg for Office is eneour.
eyed by the people, the evident teadency 10 TO
Induce every publiek officer 70 make fhs moR 81
Ais Office, besaufe there will be 70 liste ProbsbilI-
~ Of his being Se-eleeaed. Let U.S.. feilow.eiti.
xens, rsaea fefiouffy on that confederation.
10 fne, Meifn. Printers, lhsl vote for 0lissy
giRs, and believe the people generally will clio
vote for him, and shus prevent the perpetua,ion
Of the diigraee which 10 brocght on our eoun.
q by the icandalous manner in wheh he mas been
aHaiied from the preis. NO PARTIZAN.
Seuh Digyia, March a4
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Ing Il with Dr. fikes ind kfom he dimeuity
OF msklnk, HIN hear khey esn Judge tor ihsnlsives
whether c IL pofbie that he can compare he rec
efd Of Deed 10 that be can certify with any De-
gree Of compliance thst IL Is . tue copy.
There Is one fsa. about which thsre i 10 dik
poi. die pabIiek ought 70 know. Ths iaw re-
quires thst ths Regiaer :" lhsil kese hig once
dsily open In the fhire toWa Of the County, and
therein keep the books, records, 6ies and papers
10 The faid Office belonging" D7e. Filks hss
besn 10 she pIsAice of having part Of bis Is-
eording done in bic family, II his houfe, where
the q books. records, files and papers, have been
carried Tor the purpoie, exPoied 70 6bli,eTstion,
lois or deiaruaion, and the iituston of every
msn's eflsts expoied to be diyulged By women,
children, and bosTdeTs."s
II the preient Incumbent 10 not to be con,ioued
Il will be inquired who 10 the moia eligible can.
| didate Is . iueeeGor Mr. Bridge is aid 70 la
bour under the fame bodily disqualification AZ
Dr.. Filk-, Mr.. Smith. though in many refpeas
well quslified, 10 lawyer: the taents and learn
ing of the profef6on not reqoiE,e fof the of-
fee, yet the habits of charging fees BY lawyers
would be very apt to 90 with him into the Office.
Mr.. Ward is very good man aud good clerk,
but be has been 70 long in the habits and euaoms of
the Office that be WOULD not readily change them If
they are wrong. Ii is believed that none Of theie
SoJSSsAOIs SIC bPPttSdUAe W AUltOS wv tues
he Is every way we'll qualified for the ofice-he
will therefore have the iuppoH of
an ELEcTOR.
The offence charged 10 this paragraph, being
now for the era time alleged, and the prelent be-
ing the laR publication before the election, we
have not heGu'ed in giving the RegiRer an op.
| Portunity Of replying to it--informing him that
we had room for very britf explanation. He
has accordingly fens US the following note g.
| Mfrs. Manning g 7yam5sH.
| l avail myislf Of your indulgence to Gate. in
reply to the charge that have been in the prac.
tice of carrying the "books, records, FLEA and
Pspers'' of my Office to my houfe, that the charge
has no other foundation than the fa9, that seca.
GonaLly. under preGure of buiineis. fpgIe book
has been carried to my houle for the purpoie of
employing member of nay family in recording,
rather than to relort ID the hiring Of an extra
clerk, the expenie of which the income of the
Office will not warrant. This i. the "head snd
/ front of my offending" But it 10 an offence
commlied after Obtaining the opinion Of Judi.
cious council, that there was no improoricty in
the mcclure. This, my friends have eoniidered,
| a. praiieworthy induilry aud economy, on the
part of my family; but, as the propriety of it
| 10 queRione6, 1T will be absndoned.
| Yours, &c. O. FISKE.
W0rcsser, March a:, 1881.
4
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Lecture.

P A. S. BUcBEE will give
Lecture this evening, commencing at
z O'Clock, in HATRAwAY's lower Hall.
In this Lecture will be given an ex-
PLANTATION of the nature, properties, of
fee, appearances, magnitude, SC. of our
Sun; together with literature and prop
critics Of atmospherick air, calorick and
light--designed particularly to prove
that the Sun is not a hot body.
Or Ladies and Gentlemen who wish
to hear the investigation, are requested
to attend.
Worcester, Mdrch 20.
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"RIDE and TIE'' benevolently propoies that
che Clerk mould now have his sura to Be Regiav,
upon the ground. that hitherto he has received
us,y Inadequate sssssrd. II il 10 true that his pref
snt employer has uniformly psid him-one dollar
and Fifty cents per day. which for two yesrs par.
has been sesEderabty more than one third of all The
snolsmssss Of the etee. il would leem that his is-
ustion would no, be very ineligible, fhould he
continue whils longer 20
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e. TAKE Notire.

ny the repeated Fluctuations
- OF his Friends and old Culaocsess. ,he Sub.
ieriber has concluded to remove 70 de middle az
che town Of Skyeaygsy, snd re-oomnence t.e
prsetice OF Phyt'ck and Surgery. He therefore
otters for fale the FARM on which be COW lives.
containing about 20 acres of 6sa.sase Land. litu-
ased IN the Heart ef Tie Cewnea uesix % only O.
miles from the Court Houle, aaa on de e,eas
Turnpike Road leading from Woreefler % BOZ
ton. He will venture q hY. that there il, not Z
more handiome and better lot az land LAYING Co..
gethsr on any farm in the County; Is be.wcen
30 end 40 acres have been plosehed, sad fenced
into regular compa6 fields, and much snore nieht
DC Pioughed to advantage. More good land adj
joining the lame may be had If deilsed.. Tbs
BuIidings are all new. That oil who are wilaine
to PGschsie 70 valuable fitoa,ion may have fair
chance. it will be offered tor iale at PUBLEK
AUCTION, 90 Saturday. the 9Th day Of April
next, precifely at II o'clock. A. NJ; Immediate.
ly atser, ell the Stock, conliiing of Oxen, Cows.
young Stock. Sheep, and Swine, together with ali
the Farming Tools, with many other articles. viii
be offered for isle.-Condisions liberal. ana
made known at the Sale,
SETH KNOWLTON.
Sre93Bsy. Marea ~. iSa.. Az
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PubHck auction.

Subscriber informs the
y Pablick, that . nuuaber of articles that were
not iole 90 Friday lac, will be offered Ga the
3osn inR. 20 the higheR bidder, ct the Roael Of
MeGp. Hows 4 WARS
SUCH rs
Seds and Bedding, with BedResds--one new end
elegant Sofs-one chaiie and one Gig. with Har-,
nsiisa--41lO' one elegant double Hslncis-md =
variety OF Houiehold and other ARTICLES, too nu-
merous to be adveniied.
Or Sale % comm-nce at O'Clock, A. M.
OLIVER EA0ER.
W0rss9sy, Ms,ek aa, iaa,.
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The Publisher Of the /" Exispeicd, or Ma
sieal Eatelkgencer," has completed the frst
volume. Hereafter. he informs US, it win be
published semi-monthly, on alarge sheet of
eight quarto pages, with sheet Of musick
accompanying each paper, at the price Of three
dollars per am.
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NOTICE.

TruIfees of the Malta.
= ehuiess General Hofpiisi, have poilponed
me choice Of Superinsendsns end Masron Of The
Hoipisal, until the "A Of April next; and Ia toe
mean time, applications in wiring, for thoie off,
ees, viii Be ssesived By Tie Secretary.
PEI esdeE,
HENRY GOODMAN. Sss'ry.
Boron, March ~, 1851.
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WASHINGTON and BROOKS.

.Messrs. Manning &.TTun,buA--
In the year 1898, when war between
France and the United States was expected,
and preparation for such an event was making.
Genefai Washington. It win be recolIected,
was appointed Lieut.. General and Command
er IN Chief of the Armies ofth United States.
That great and good man ssaccepted the com
mand IN chief, with a special reserve Of be-
ing permitted to select such officers as he pleas
ed. for the high departments of the Army, and
the military staff No man could know SO
well as he did the respective merits of every
ofhcer IN the service. His selection on this
important occasion, may therefore be consid.
ereo as perfect criterion by which to meas
ure the military talents and general qualities
OF the leading officers of the Union. The fol-
loving Is the list according to his selection.
Gen. ALEXANDER HAMILTON. Inspector.
Gen. CHARLEs CorEswoRTH P1NsKaEY,
HRERK KNOX,
HESRY LEE.
JOHN BROOKS,
VIM. S. SMITH.
JOHN E. HOWARD"
Is not this same John Brooks. In the above
list and our present Governour, entitled to
the continued confidence Of every citizen Of
Massachusetts. who reyeres the ahemory Of
Washington! CIYfs.
The democrats make loud clamours
about the expenses of the late Conyen-
ton. This is in perfect accordance
with most OF their complaints, and is
founded on as good reasons as they gem
orally urge to promote their election
eering purposes. But, let nae ask them,
did they not generally vote in favour of
having Convention ? Did not the
leading men Of their party introduce
propositions in the Convention, the dis
cussion of which were one of the prin-
cipalcauses ofthe length of time occupied
by that venerable and respectable body ?
Federal Electors, | appeal to your
own recollections and knowledge upon
| this subject. With what propriety, then
do the democrats make use of the Con.
vention as an eletioneering engine-a
measure which, almost to man, they
were in favour of, and inwhich they GER
tainly occupied their full share of time I?
When men resort to such feeble aids
for support, it is a sure indication Of a
bad cause. Let not the Federal Repub.
lican Electors, by their inattention on
the first Monday of April next, suffer
the government of Massachusetts, to go
into the hands of men who thus attempt
to deceive the people.
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Farm to Let.

he FARM belonging to the
Ekate OF SrRsaRN MAscB, deeeaied, wiz
DC aeaied to good Hufbandmsn for modsssse
Fene.-AO, Half PEW in the Fra conexaa-
of 0RORCE MARCH.
OLIVER MARcH, sSH'Sys.
WoTceAeg, March aO, sss1,
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MAhRTED.

In Sturbridge, on Wednesday, lar. by tle Rev.
Mr.. Bond, Samuel Allen, ZIG. Of this town. to
Miis Rachel Newell, daughter Of she late Gen.
Newsli, Of the former place.
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Shop to Let.

A CONVENIENT andgood
4 a Shop, iuitanle sot Tnder, or Nechao-
lick. we'll ltuated for budneis, at che foot Of
Cosrt.hil, Worceaer.- PoGeEion can be Civ.
ca inmediasely. ---inquss At this CBEee.
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Stock at Auct,o,,.

ON Thurfday, the 9Th OF A.;
.Pril next will be fold, ct Pabiiek Auc.
tion, tnnlsis previouay difpoied Of as privsis
iale) BY .he SabIcribrr, 1t his relidenee half ]
n.iis from WoIceaer Street, the following Stock.
Ds--hx Cows, number of young Cattle,
Swine. and half icore of Sheep.
u Sale to commence at one O'Clock.
T. M.-Six Month"; credit viii be allowed. on
good ieculisy. 70 ,hois who parchale beyond the
amount of tea doilars.
LUTHER BURNETT
Worc-a.r. March %. sSal. sw
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-28
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