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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-24
god of Erb,y,,,

Washington's birth DAY was distingus he'd
IN this City with mare than nsuai honors
with salutatons OF Cannon aud military Pa
rades. Tie R,Ge Company tiined al the Bell
and at night the Light Infantry Blues ana
large numher Of riiizens attended ball al
The Union Hotel. II Was elegantly decorated
with transparencips o! Washington Sc There
was also "a ball al The Eagle, which Was baud
somely illuminated on the occasions. tits thus
thatthe gratitude ofihis Republic attends lis
benefacior--ihe pride of his country, and the
ornament Of human nature
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RUNAW AVS

I'D ANYWAY from The subseTiher living on the road
u to GoocbiaId courthouse, fourteen miles aboy
Ris bnond, Saturday night ast The t7th inst three
neEfoes viz PHIL. about live feet eight inches high
dsk complexion, large uhiskers aged about Gfty
Y.ats BARBARA, his vile, aged about 4J yeais aa,
Yompiexion aud abort live feet four inches high and
ther daughter ELVA aged about thirteen years Tbs
above negroes belonged formerly Col Booth II Gru
cesier and we're lately purchased by at the sale Of
John Grahan's estate.
TWENTY DOLLARS reward will be paid for tbeir
security in jail delivery fse Iftaken in HeDtcs
or tue adjoining counties, and TfIiR DOLLARS 4
taken elsewhere. ABSALON Ellis
Feb o.,
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Committed 10 lie Jai[ of r,,er

"A 81 TnHaway, a man who calls he name JoiiE and
"A says he belongs to wm. %. Coles, nesf Banofs--
- I'VE feet Dise or ten inches hgh-slOut - or %
ysafs oid-tswny color, and busby haTttad Of a hne
nu yellow virginia Cloth coat, and purple pagtaus
~ negro COTTON When spoken TO- has rather snllen
i2ok...s.'Ihe owuef.o! sale slave Is desired 10 pay
Snaige' and tase bin aeaf, or he vii be dealt With
49,, eg..esss
~ since VIC sooye nosioe was gvsn said slave says
n,s name IS TEL ER, and that be belongs TO Robert
Sncs"sn, near Lpnenburg Corrhousr,Va.
rep ~. fHo'S PiLcNER, taller Of Bltex.
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ORANGE HOIEL =
WILL he soin at pnbI,c aurtIon, or Monday, nc

20fh Of March nert (neimg court Gay)
The sdbsfibefs wishing to retge from puhiic bnsi
ness offer Tot sale The gbnv vel knoNn establishment
situated at Orange Coufthorss Va the buildings very
CUntnndlogs- the house nineteen TOnnis he
sides Two very large pDTches aud tntiiestwo of the
nonis 81 feet long fach. The stable IA exrrfisd
by any 10 the siaie-t y 81 hfcs ~ the fnf ., Of 4
tfrni 70 fest back 80 sud 30 feel hide, wth neser
failing spfina and pool within twenty steps II is door
Ihffeaie Other outhchsss necrssSy for sgeh ssish
ishmeut This ssnd IS saspattrd ~ few 50 the STATE
fheTs 3 c'ns.ant Greafr 81 excellent waipr ga.sc
ihtonEh The hoase. brought tr ?.P's.-fais fr af,tg
"iil he spf very liberal af posscssing sig
Immediately. rtUi, YfRDitR < goa.
Feb.S s6....rif
-..---- $50.
"A III those HSchitG tte fiItu ~ jAilt s NAtaieg
~ q co aic fsqrtftei IN call on DR. ~. Cfark z
- oo'rs 9hnve ne Nstena Hanf. Opposite Mess. .
E0hefi & iail Nelson 90. arl o.cf 'he store a.
Nctsrs Mckee & Go. sd disehaf-e iieif fesrecr,r
baiinees.-Nt y. c.ark - dni} atirosed % fecei.
M aE' eis haices COR tic 80 ppt9a:iaas n,se
az" nc nadr p tie 'i1Ie % J"stfi fo4rax & C..
lcN- -. fi,fwfw .tA.Es !tarsr= Z. CO.,
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EXtsac; Of LITTER from gentleman. dated
WASHINGTON Feb %


Mr. Robe,fs proposition in tie Se,ats
re!atire to 0iissOmi, has 6sen rejected net
from an "naiMngAess on he part Of hut
oody N Gclopt The resolution 6Ri from n d,e-
SIRE thai 0wy FURTHER mreSure coMnecfed ,rith
th,s sntject might originate IN tie II of Il.
A!' Clay proposes has day TO n,ove tie ap-
ro'"in'rM ef0 ioiat c"annsuiee If tie ,mo 10.
"'es = 1has as onr last Tape. and If disap-
pointed az thiS, SAaR return home in
arsPa,r-6't the prospect brightens around
us Pennsylvania wiN o1iwd rs aid IN IKE
settlement Of his ogitnfing subject, aud if
Ner }Ork wiH crtend to as that norton Of
he' strength 'Ohich she gare us on former
occasion, 6itssOuyi wiN BE- admiued INTO ire
On'"h al tie present session .2hose sho
c0"fri""te To- ms goal 'p"rk. tciN deSeyve tie
gratitude Of their country.
IL seems that I vas mistaken IA sun
p0s'as taatih resolution Of sks select com
mite met wih tie appreciation Of mr.. Bar.
TON my Information uaS de,iyed from efde,s
- he hOwtrer has assured me mat tins ivyo,-
maiion m0S inc0rrecs."
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MISSOURI.

tnts question Is Cot ing AT last to- the shape, which
nav deemed probable Il would assume; n conference
between The two Houses We ilaI Joint
'nntee viii upt end This winter, as II did The lasi In
uisuohoiah'e compromise We do hesitate TO say.
ibat we :honid NOT ojeet To any clause should
avoid The possibility of the Missouri ion being
construed by herself so as to Violate The c. ofthe u.
Ih"s TAR u might be right to GO but to 90 farther, TO
put ~ aay thing which might show that the Ni.sonTi
constitution does absolutely violate the u. S.or any
tihs winch shows OF call: the PEG pie Missouri
l" say hal the free people OF colour are citfzens an The
eye OF tue constitutions IS asking ght To be
granted Leave the last question open to the decision
OF TIE JudciarJ tribunal and il ynu WILL stiDuiatr by
way al snr"u'aes thai neither The Missouri
nor any clause g! 1t Is L. he in conflict with the C. u
D inns IS rs Ear a. we wishe In en- and lar a.
an' ics"in"n should proceed Il onghi 10 be careful
worried, svasi" present ~ other construction. We
wiiiIeiIlts
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OF lbs. per bushei. THIS produce nexi
year was drillrd into a sandy light so,l,
18th March, after potatoes aud turnips.
the latter only few tops. as The plant
missed /: was cut 10Th Aug. at the same
time as our winter wl,csts, and very
good crop, 32 bushelsl four quarters to
The acre, and the straw very clean. On
the 9Th March last year. | drilled ten
acres Oh a stony. gravellv soil. after
turDips ted ripe 2isi Aug. crop similar
TO the last, This year the same field
that was snwn the 10Th March, Was again
wheat drilled the 23J Feb. after peas and
iurnips, aud was the first harvested, 10th
August the straw moi so much mildew-
ed as my. neighbors' winter wheat the
crop verv gond.
N. B TIN, wheat for seed may be had
at Mr.. THOMAS Wholesale and Retail
Agricultural Store, No. 81, South street,
Baltimore Opposite the Patriot c.hce
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MARRIED. on tire loth INST. nv the REID Jams
S0HfeyS, Mr. EDMUND GLpVFEa 10 the a.uiahie Sis
M'kY L. IA gh.e, 81 Win. gvans al fBatk,nvhain
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pNIcR or SHOCKS

Bank of Virginia.
Farmers iank Of Na.............SG
" y BsHk ................,.iC 100 500
Narre Siock -. .t,t.,.,.......i5 30
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IT We understand that Ia Bankrupt BILL occupying
ahnHi 81 pages, will probably The ". Of r. Unless
the Missouri Question sbonld sweep IL CIV shSmd
aFprehend, there was not time ana delijefaiicn cnUng
81 pfsse5 Ia digest lis details ia the jadicioas
manner.
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TO THE ErlToRs OF THE rNor,rr,

Tie word numbers, sbo,,Id .v;,,,,,, bovo h
I" timber" ''' N 'Ss
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TO THE PUBLIcK.

A proper regard for myself, as we'll
as desire to expose the imposition IN.
on the publick which has been practis-
ed by Messrs. Solomon Marble and 4.
saac King, induces me to notice their
Advertisement published in the Mas
sachusetts Spy Of Ian. 81. To all their
insinuations, and arguments, and infer
ences, ! oppose the FACT that, after a
full investigation during which they
were INDUCED In submitting their own
statements, as If they ssere proved,
three arbitra.crs, selected by people
wholly disinterested, unanimously de-
cidedthat they had neither any legal nor
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cf perions to whom family alliance and prelent
Pque have given = common interea. Il 10 no
wonder, then, under thefe eiTcumRances, that per.
ions At = diRance who were ignorant Of the mo-
iives OF the proPsgators, Mould have believed
thele reports, and being themelves defroDs of the
Office. mould have svaiIed themielves of this op.
poTtuni,y of getting it.
In turtherance of the fame fcheme, thefe per.
tonal enemies of DR.. Filke were careful to with.
hold their own nomination from the pubIick eye
until the lalk week, being but one week before the
uiual March meeting. This was done to prevent
snY sttempt being made in fealon to expoie
their motives and reply TO their remarks. They
then came out with the commission of DR.. Tufts,
accompanied by two commnnications in his be-
half.
There are no perfons who hold in higher re-
appreciate his publick uiefulnels, than the writer
OF this article; and it 10 for this Ieafon that be-
lieve he was altogether induced by the oiieitatiOs
OF thoie who had other motives than merely per.
ional regard and publck benefit to confult in iup-
porting his claims. Had he known the ground
OF their oPpoftion, do not believe he would
have coniented q moment TO have been can.
didaie.
1t remains for the people of the County Of
WorceRer to FAY whether they will take part in
privste controversy Of which they probably hard
ly know the merits-wbelhcr they will come in
aid of the angry and rrlenlful feelings Of indvd-
uals-and to crafty the unchriaisn fpirit of few
Perions, deprive publick officer of Gtuaton
which he has Imported honoursbly, and on
which he 10 dependent for livelihood.
LIBERALITY.
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Berldndin0'S Odont0lgia,

For the cure of the TooTH-AcaE,
S recommended as a fpecihck
= tor this diHIelIing malsdy. This difeaie is
10 well known, that it needs no description. II
has great affinity to the Rheumatilrn, aud often
fucceeds pains of The fhouldes. and other pars Of
the body. It may proceed from obRIrAed peg
ipiration, or any OF the other csules OF inlamma-
tions aod has often been occaiioned by neelrEtng
lone part OF the uiual coverings Of the head, by
fitting with the head bare near an open window.
or exPoting il to draught of cold air. Food or
drink taken too hot or too cold, is very hartEuI
to the teeth. Great quantities of fugar, or other
iweetmesss, are likewife hurtful. Nothing Is
more deRruaive to the teeth than cracking nuts.
or chewing any kind of hard iubRsnces Pick
ing the tech with pins. needles, or any thing that
may hurt the enamel with which they ere cover
ed. does great miehef, as the tooth is lure to be
iPoiled whenever the air gets to it. The Tooth
Ache often proceeds from fcorbutick humours
affecting the gums In this Gale, the teeth are
tomesimes waited, and fall out without any ccn-
fdeIable degree of pain. The more immediate
cauie of the Toch.Ache is rotten or carious teeth.
For sale by Gro. A. TRUMBuLL,
Worceler.
Who has, juh received, further fapply of
The Balm Of Quito.
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FEB. IS, 1921.
Morrester Bank.
Director for the ensuing week,
SAMUEL M. BURNSIDE, Esq.
ORDLNATTON

February aSth, Mr.. Joha Bosrdman was or
dained over the Congregational Church aud Soci-
ETY. in WeR- BoylAon. eN
The venerable DR.. Summer prsided on tho oc-
cation; Rev. Mr.. Briggs, of Boxford. offered the
Firh Payer; Rev. Mr.. B,sman, of Rowley,
preached the Sermon; Rev. DR. Thayer, of Lam
cater, made the Ceniecrating Payer; Rev, DR.,
Puffer, of Berlin, delivered the Charge; Rev.
Mr.. Clark, of Rutland, made an AddIes to the
People Rev. Mr.. Shedd, of A6on, gave the
Right Hand OF Fellowship, and The Rev. Mr..
Cotton made the Concluding Payer. The vari.
ous exerciles. together with the muick, were fol-
emu and appropriate. lCommsnieatxd.
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DIED.

In Holden, on the lib ult, Mrs. Sally Clezeu,
wife of Mr.. JeGs Glcsen, ia The 4ad yea, Of her
age.-And on the asth VIZ. M. jsiTe Glez.n, in
the 4iit year Of his age. rP,infers IL New.forS
and PsRe1lsania are rsqustd to iasys thsjS ataths
--On the a5th uls. Betty 5. Cheney, daughter OF
Mr.. John Cheney, eyed weeks, --On The 3d inia.
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GnmmOntnsattb Of aSassaebusstts.
BY HIS EXCELLENCY
10 HIN BROOKS,
GOVERNOUR
OF THE
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
PROCLAMATION
For a Day Of Fasting and Prayer.

10 whatever attainments the human
understanding may have reached in its
researches into the properties and laws
Of the natural world; or however sue
cessful may have been the efforts of
human reason and ingenuity, in mhlti-
plying and improving the productions
of the earth, and the means of render
ing existence in this world pleasant and
desirable; we are continually impress
ed by the striking occurrences Of life,
with sense, not only of our own in
trinsick weakness, but of our ultimate
dependence, for all our individual and
social enjoyments, on the inscrutabIe
but almighty energy of the great First
Cause of all things: On this impression,
united with a belief of the goodness Of
GoD, manifested to us, as well in his
providential government, as in his spec.
ial communications Of Divine Mercy, is
founded the propriety of observing sea-
sons for publickly imploring the favour
and benediction of Heaven -
| have, therefore, thought fit to ap-
point, and by and with the advice and
consent of the Council, do hereby ap-
point, THURSDAY, the fifth day of
April next, to be observed as day Of
Fasting and Prayer, throughout this
Commonwealth. And the people of
leyery religious denomination are re
squested to assemble in their respective
places of publjck worship on that day,
'unitedly and devoutly to seek for the
blessing of Almighty GoD on all their
interests and concerns; on their Agri-
culture, that the land may yield plen-
tifully both for man and beast = on
their Commerce and Manufactures. their
Navigation and Fisheries ON the Pres
ldent OF the United States, and the Ma
honal Government ;-on the govern
ments OF the respective States-on all
Judges and Courts of Justices-on the
Ministers of religion, the instructors of
youth, and the rising generation-oh.
our University, College, and Schools of
learning, and on all institutions formed
for enlightening the minds, improving
the morals, and increasing the prosperity
OF the community.
And while we invoke the divine bles-
sing on our concerns as men, and as
members of Society, may we bow our
selves before the Supreme Majesty of
Heaven, and with suitable humility and
confessions of sins, implore his for
giving grace through the mediation of
his Son; and that the religion of the
Gospel may be better understood, that
it may universally prevail, and become
the consolation and hope of the whole
human kind.
And the people are requested to alb
stain from all labour and recreations
inconsistent with the solemnities of the
day.
Given at the Council Chamber in Boston, this
sixteenth day Of February, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
twenty-one; and in the forty-ffth year of
the Independence of the United States Of
America.
JOHN BROOKS.
By His Excellency the Governour, with
the advice and consent of Council.
ALDEN BRADFORD, Secretary.
o. ~... ....-
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spply TO the Office for the purpofe of buiinefs
or Information and il 10 the general with that
ihe refnlf Of this election may furni[h renewed
evidence that. not iympathy for fuffering, but
that chsraer and qualification are elential to the
luceeis of . candidate in the heart of the Com.
monwealkh. WORCESTER.
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Atheneum, No. 81 & 95,

- J"6s tcICSoenS " 4HU4RULL 5 b00ks
Store
Containing, as usual, great variety Of
intereifing matter
Contents of No. Xcv.--Belzoni's Travels in
Egypt; Anecdotes of the Polar Expedition; Let
tiers from diRinguifhed perlonage-Lst.er IL.
Tiger Hunting in India; The Caldron Linn Mr.
Kean; II Due Gobbi The Boa ConAHaor
Guido the Witleis---The Parrot of the Vifit,r.
danes; Account of the IHsnds of Triaan a, Gun.
ha; Oliver Goldimith; The Rake's Pfosfel..
Philibert, Poetical Romance; Lord Bvroa.
Cleopatra Needle; Love of Romaoces: anec.
dotes; Rumford Stoves; Oaths; Hints to Ladie.
OF Faihlon; Courtlhip; Organiek Remains;
Deafneis; the four Eras of Life; Mila Sandham,s
new Work; Rev. R. Msturin's new Poem.
-" The above is published regularly
on The III aud 18th of each month. Price. oulv
SIS 90 per anuum.
WOrtsfer. March ?. taai.
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THE SubCcriber will leave

~ this part of the country by the soth Of this
month, for Marietta, Louilvilie, Pinkneyville
New.Orleans, Charleiion and Richmond, and re-
torn to this place 10 the mouth of luly nrss, and
will take the charge Of any buliusis TO be tranf-
acted, in either Of thoie places, thar may be en-
ttuied to him. SaiisfaaorY references given, II
deGed. NATHAN BALDWIN.
Shrsnyeap, Martk S, 1891. sw
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FOR Sale. very cheat,
HE excellent FARM far.

II IN TT N IVA EOI~
merly owned BY Col. Murray, Gtuase di-
really in front OF the Meeting Houie in Ru,land.
containing shout rs acres Of Land. we'll isnced
with fone wall. we'll wstered, with an elegant
two-aory Houle, two Barns, other Ou,-RuiId-
ing', convenient Wells, and very excellent Gar
den.
.6lso--a good WOOD-LOT, con-
timing is aees, Gtuate 4 miies from the above-
mentioned Farm. --AljS, one of the beA PAS.
TURES in the town, containing as acres. weN
fenced and watered, iitua,e about ! Of mile
fouth Of tho above Farm. Said Psifuse will be
fold at Auaion on the sth day of April next. is
mot Pveviouny diipoied Of at private fale.
A liberal credit will be given for anx
or oil the above Real Elste. For further par,ic.-
lars. inquire of Jonas HOW.
Rutland, Fec 81, 1851.
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Patent Lead Aqueducts.
-zcE = .
The Subfcriber refpeafullv

ii
- informs the inhabitants Of this County. that
nc m, mas commenced manufacturing LEAD AOUE-
OuC IS, Tor the conveyance of water. The n,sn-
ner In which they are made, readers them a. cheau
~ nrif colt a. Wooden Aqueduas 70 that the
Purcbsier in this cafe will be free from the trou-
PIE OF repairing lesky and rotten Logs. Any
Perion or Perions whining to purchafe Aqueduefs
OF this kind, can be fnsnifhed with any iiz. or
weight BY calling on the fublcriber, ct his lhop.
pear SsAss's INN, in Worceiier.-H He Aa.ters hirn-
iels' from the good encouragement he has had
hnce nc commenced the bn6neis. that he ihall
merit the patronage of all ihoie who win TO pur-
chaie this kind OF article.
individuals can be furnished with a
he iuficient to bring water for the uie of tteis
Houie and Barn, for S. so cents per4od. A.
quedud Compauie, can alto be tumilhed with
Aquedutts at mort notice, from 3 to 4 dolssrs
per rod, or more, as the pIice will vary ia pro-
portion to the fize and weigh, of the Pipe
All favours thankfully received, and fr,efly at
tended to by IcHABoD WASH6URN.
WorceGe,, March :, 1891.
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Messrs. MAsrrsc & TnuspuLL-

Having always helisved that mans merits and
not his ntceiflleS were what recommended him
10 publck favour and patronage, it was with
much ufpyizs oblerved in your paper, of lat
week, hat iome of the applicants for the Office
OF RegRer of Deeds, Unified upon being elect
ed becaule they were poor and inirm, and be-
'raufe they wanted the Office and nun have it.
Poverty and in6rmity sre very uncomfortable
wings. and furniffi good plea for man when
he applies for publiek charity but it certainly is
the woTR of all peas for thofe who are loliciting
the publick to confer on them place of honopv,
truR and confidence. To every perion of the
Leaf rejection the circumRance Of mans pow
erty will be eonGdered disqualification inRead
OF recommendation for an Office Of fuch re-
iPonhbiIity; tor what recompenie would be OBJ.
tanned for lois and damage ariiing from caIeleG-
nels or neglect of the Regaer, II every cent
paid 10 the RegiRer was needed by HIM for the
iunport of bis family. The candidate for whom
] lhall vote, is the
Hon. AARON TUFTS.
who is neither blind nor deaf who is not infirm
either in body or mind; who is not 70 poor as
TO be tempted to exa6 more than legal fees for
hi, iefvices, nor 70 rich ss to be shove his buff.
neis, but who 10 a man Of fair chafaater, cor
reA principles, gentlemsnly manners, and &C.
commodatipg difpoftion. He has fuAsined the
highly important Offices Of Senator and Repre-
tentative OF this Commonwealth for many years,
and he Is now entrutsed with the prudential con-
Germs OF the County as one Of the Court Of SET.
tioni. His own concerns are managed with
ptomptneis, prudence snd judgment. which il
. iure pledge that he will execute the duties Of
R'gner with corre6nes and difpa,ch. Such
man viii do honour to the County, and infpire
50. hasnee ia ,hoie who may have cccslion 10
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The Eftate of ANNA lew

= EFT, late of Sterling, decealed, having
been reprefensed infolvent, and FIX mouths from
the iixih day Of Feb. ina. hsving been allowed
the Cgditors to exhibi. md Prove their claims.
the Commiii,aers will attend that lervice 81 the
houieo Of N. WAIrE, in Sterling, on the firR
Mondays in April and Avgaa next. from 4 70 6
O'Clock, p. M. on each Of iaid days.
NATHAN WAITE. a..
A.. SAMUEL SAWYER. -'m"'t'
\ Sterling. Feb. "a, iSs,.
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Nil: Polly Nichols. daughter Of Mr. Jonssh,a
Nichols, sged IS.
A. Oxford, fuddenIy, Capt. Nehsmish Davis,
sgsd s..
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Worcester Brick Hotel.

THE Subscribers, having en-
= tered into coPsnneIihip IN Bufreis, and
taken the well known TAVERN STAND lasely
occuPied by Mr.. 0iiUey Eager. few rods north
OF the South Meetisg- Houfe, In Woreller, are de-
termlned, il shiduous attention to the bufnefs
which they have undertakes, and an esmeii deiire
to Plesie and accommodate the Pnblck, will en-
lure them cuaom, they will endeayour to de-
~ Travellers are informed, that
they hall always receive good treatment; and
they, with the Publiek generally, are invited 70
give them call.
AARON HOWE,
OLIVER WHITE.
WoTceAer, March =. 1ea,.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-07

E We are authorized to say that the
Hon. STEPHEN P. GARDNER de-
clines being candidate for reelection
to the Senate.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-07

Or We understand some towns have al
ready voted for Register of Deeds. We shall
be obliged to Town Clerks, or other gentle
men, for correct statement of the votes in
their respective towns.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-03-07

Candidates for Register Of Deeds.
OLIVER FlSKE, the present Register; JO-
SIAH BRIDGE and MOSES SMITH, both
of Lancaster; and AARON TUFTS, of Dud-
ley.