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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01
~ The Governor Of the Commonwealth Of VtrgIN,a
PROCLAMATION.


caused information IL be given to the Executive
OF virginia by the Secretary ofSate fer the Union that
ne question npon The construction Of that part Of the
hst article Of the Treaty Of Client which stipulated
at slaves should not be carried ay from the United
STATES, by British officers, after The conclusion OF the
peace has been submitted by the American and British
Governments 10 the decision fhe Emperor II Russia
and ihe Brush Secretary ofSiate for foreign affairs has
demanded tha IN the event OF decision in favor of
the construction insisted upon by the gnitsd States
The fuil extent of the demasd upen Great Britain for
iesuiion or indemnity for slaves carried away should
De made known as speedily as pos. bile have thought
h win the advice OF the Council State 10 ssue hi,
Proclamation, inviting all citizens ofVrginia who have
suffered by tue enemy in the manner bel in mentioned
ana who have not already taken the steps necessary Tor
bsr inuemnhcatioD, te forward without delay to b.
Governor and Council foi transmission to the Depar
uent OF STATE OF the Unted States authenticate pIoe(
OF The number Of slaves they have respectively had
carried away from them out of the country Ly il,e
British aud of their value by the current price al cb
ihey might have been sold at the time when The loss
was sus aimed, specify ing the name age sex and vaue
OF each indivdua slave lost taking gsed care that tb,
Dispositions forming such procf shend be in form ana
manner such a, wonld be admit ed in The csurts n,
Virginia which proceed oil such evidence.
Given under nv hand as Governor, and under the
Seal ofthe Commons ealth al Richmond hi,
(Seai) 18Th nay Of April, 1921.
n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01

1HIRlY NEGROES.
MI EN-, women boys and girls will be offered fer sale
IVA on the Second Mondsg tn May neIE, al Caroline
COMMUNICATIONS cash. April "a tbs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01

OiEGiSIa.Ai raies. holdsa ia she ese,ks once ~
tue superior court OF chsuc,ry tor the Richmond
cisriet the 2lstday Of March. lS2l--
Hotaiio Gates winston adHi'uT, de bonis non. with
The will annexed Of James Merewsaiher, dec.
oiaintG,
David Mssen Gather, Vim. Mereweather. Thomas Me-
reweathet, aud John mere~eaiher. and william Mere
weather, David aereweather, James Mereweather
Booker and Elizabeth his wife, and Sally Ne.
reweathet children and heirs of James Mefeaeather
dec who was leeaiee Of James Merewealber, dec.
and WIN d. winston aud Ann HE wife formerly Ann
MeIewea,her. WIN. msreweather. James Merewes,her
ana Ehxaheth Mstewtaihsr. children of Robert Mere
weaeb.r, dec. and Andrew keeuA. John Poindexter
VIM Pollard. Edmund Pendeton and John TAYLOR.
Dsfendanks.
The defendants, VIM. Mereweather, Thomas Mere.
weather a John Mereweather; aud David Mereweaiher
James Mereweatber, Booker and E,ira hetb nj,
we, formerly hereweather, net having entered their
appearance and given security according to the act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this court aud IL
BY satisfactory evidence that they not anna
OF tnis country is Ordered, That the said defend
ants do appear here on the first day OF next term
ana answer the bill OF the plaintiff and copy Of
ths order be forthwith inserted in SEINE newspaper
pnohsbed In the city OF Richmond. for two months
excessively and posted at the front door Of the
in the said city. copy-Teste
wM w. HENiNG, &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01
BY the GoveTRsr OF The COmmoDue aith 81 ViTriDig
pROCI iMAVION 80

ny tHt cOVUHS' OF De common u rum OJ 1iyci0i9
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS has bseH ~ presented to Fhe Erec,
y. rye by the Jiitoy Of PikfSVLudnia rOu1ky fbyt
MCHARD VAUGHN dHd henry ID HRNnFRSON
norm committed for tie eTime Of horse sfeaiing aid
on me Night If the 10Th Of March tG,t, escaps from
me JaH 81 said county or Pittsyivaaia ana are nom
going ar farg hare therefore Thought ff, NTH
me adVsce ~ the Council If State, herein 10 ofer n
r'HGrd OF ONF HUNDRED DOLLARS for cnSh or
eHhe' OF me said cniprfts TO any person or persons
Gho ShaH dPPrchend and conVsy TO The said jaiE Of
PfftsytvdHi0 The said Richard Vaughn qnd Henry ID
HENDERSON, or either ~ them Ind 40 .noreoysr
require all officers, civh and military ana eIhori
the good people Of The commonwealth 10 use moi,
ofst endea,3urs 10 aprehend aud conocy TO The jail
Doresdtd, me said Wang and HenGeIs6 sou fhak- fey
may DC dedH Uith as the tdU direcks.
CIncH nHder my hdRd as GOUerRor and ~ de,
me sent Of the Communicable at Richnond.
tSeHEI this 18Th day of AprI 1921
III: RANDOLPH.
Richard VaHchn Is about 10 45 years Of age,
spare made 66ont feet 10 inches hgh l0g fare ana
tdise DhtSheTs had on foheH he escaped Ee{kolpsh
br0uH honeSpHn SHrtOnt coat and tnook nat p,r1
roma Of drink, mas dr0uLing uav of SPEAKING: aud
By trade a harness and cotkdr maker
B'nry ID. Henderson is a6out 20 Years Of are. :
feet 0 or 10 inches high strong built red jacs has
some appearance OF insanity tdkkS much ana k0urhs
tond had on t0heH he escaped a 1ep cotton shIyt
n" other clothing Ueryragged.
8J'Tik 40 10 ,,t,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01

Tue parnesto the foregoing decree viii ,ake us,c.
ma, shall attend at the clerks Office Of Powhatan
Gu me 10Th and 10th days oi NJ y next for the
purpose OF settling the accounts i'm ,br 1o,.
soe they will attend with their
'' '""' purpose. JOHN STEGER
..,,oo ~ Muster CoDinr or Pouhatan
.,P'" N"- hf.'W9~' CT in (hducery
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01

MARY SOUTHG II
Seconq door above the UHhed States Hunk
- EsPEC ItULLf iniOrms the ladies Of Ricnuiond
ndnches,ef, end heir vein lies that sine has usi
received North, aud is opening an eIegsat a.
Fashionable Mittinery,
CoNs1sTlNG OF
Chip, Silk, Satin Sttav aud LeghoTg Bonuets
An elegant assorimeut o. Ribbons
Gentlemen and Childrens straw HAS
CAPS aud rufrans
Elegant Artificial Flowers Curis
Htacsssaf and Russian OIL. for the hair
WHIP manJ other articles IN her liue-- all ~ which
sue OneFs tor sale at veTy reduce prices for cash
April ~. i0e..V1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01

ihSiNiA-At rules, holden i'm the CLERKS ono. ~
Tue superior court Of chancery for The Richmond
district, the 2i'i day Of March, 1871 ''"'
'f .'.J'...~'..... Plaintiff.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01

4 LII persons having claims against JOuN 1;R1HI -
n deceased, are requested to make them known
WALTER DON, ExecutN
NOV. ~ 3l..u OF John Graham dec,n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-01

NEW YoRK April 2t-Capt Sherburne who
lett Canton2d of January. informs that the
iSsest advices from Manila were TO Dec 81
when the governor had obtained the assist
auce OF 1000 troops from The country, and was
taking into custody some of The mob al that
place.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-07-03

In Berlin, on the 26th nit, Mrs. Serena
Johnson, wife of Mr.. Zenas johnson, aged SO.
Printers IN New-Hanspshiye are regulated to
insert this death.
At Mendon, on the 27th ult. Mrs. Eunice
Chaplin, consort of Deac. Seth Chaplin, aged st.
Printers IN the States Of .NesO- York and Yer
mont are requested to insert this death.
At West-Springfeld, June 25, Mrs Char
lotte Sprague, wife of Rev. William B. Sprague,
and daughter Of the late Gen. Eaton, aged %.
At Brainerd, in the Cherokee nation, on the
18th inst. the Rev. SAMUEL WoRcEsTER, D. d.
OF Salem, aged so. Having been advised by
physicians to take avoyage and journey for the
benefit Of his health, he left Boston for New
Orleans at the commencement of the present
year. He suffered much from a boisterous
passage and his constitution was SO far inn
paired, that he never regained his strength af-
forwards. With great patience and persever-
anee he pursued his way through the country
of the Choctaw and Cherokee Indians, visiting
the missions there, and encouraging the good
work by his paternal counsels. His weak
ness, however, continued. and increased. till
he quietly fell asleep in Jesus.
The death of this good and great man will
be lamented as publick calamity. He oc-
cupied stations of extensive usefulness: and.
in consequence of his numerous excellent
qualities, deservedly enjoyed high reputa-
ton. Bost. Centinel.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-07-03
Auecdote Of Major Don SchiA.

Major Schill, in his campaign of
1906, and 1907, had taken with his
volunteer corps, four extremely fine
horses, intended for Buonaparte who,
when he heard of the circumstance,
wrote to the Major to return them, en-
gaging to pay him 1000 crowns in gold
for each. This letter, however, was
directed thus Sc 10 the Captain of
Banditti SchiU."-Schill's answer to his
letter is as follows =
Dear Brother am the more pleas
ed at having taken four Of your horses,
as see by your letter, that you put
SO great value upon them. But can
not accept the 1000 crowns in gold for
them am not at all in want of mon
ey; but besides | do not covet other
peoples property. II, however, in
stead OF this, you will replace the four
horses which you stole from Brandon
burg Gate, at Berlin, you shall have
the horses again which have taken
from you, without further payment.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-07-03
ANDERSON's
COUGH DROPS.
The most valuable Medicine II, use. for
COUGHS AND CONsUMPTIoNs.
NHIS new and healing Balsam

NHIS new and healing BaIsam
n bids fair to rival every Medicine here
tofore discovered, for Coughs and complaints
of the lungs, leading to Consumption, and
even in seated Consumptions it has lately been
used by many, with the most surprizine sue
cess. If Certificates from persons Of the high
est responsibility, or the great and increasing
demand for it may be called proci of its good
effects, it is proved. Scarcely a case of Colds.
Coughs, pain in the side, difficulty of breath
ing, want of sleep, arising from debility. or
even Consumptions, but may be relieved by
the timely use of this Medicine.
certificates Of its efficacy accompany each
bottle.
Catttion.-Be particular that every genuine
bottle has ".4ndersO,.'s Cough Drops' stamp
ed on the bottle; and the directions are all
signed by JAMES MELLEN.
For the further satisfaction of the Publick.
the following Certificates are offered for Pc
rusal -
hereby certify that have, for Is years
past, been greatly troubled with pain in my
side or breast, and more or less cough and
weakness of the lungs, so as not to be able to
attend to my business without much pain
and have suffered very much with a wearing
and facilitating Cough. |, a few days since,
purchased bottle of Anderson,s Cough Drops
from the use of which few days only,
found my pain and cough entirely left me.
and my former strength restored. attribute
my relief entirely to the use of these Drops
and can, with confidence, recommend them
to all such as are afflicted with coughs and
complaints of the lungs, or weakness of the
nerves, as being the most valuable medicine
ever prepared for such complaints.
WIN. c. ENNIMAN.
Hudson, Maya, 1919.
NezU Certificate.
In the year 1916, was seized with an in
fammation Of the liver, which caused an adj
hesion that placed me in very critical situa-
ton. Almost all kinds of exercise caused
pain in my side and breast. In this situation
continued until April, 1919, when my cough
and the pain in my breast increased through
the summer; my flesh wasted !; grew weak
and bowed down, and lost all hope of ever
being any better. About the first of last Oc-
tober, my son purchased at Ballstown Springs
bottle of .4raderson's Cough Drops. from
which | found almost immediate relief: and
from the use of two bottles only, my lungs are
restored to perfect soundness. | once more
can walk erect, and should be in perfect
health, were it not for the adhesion in INV
side. STEPHEN SEAMAN.
Greenfield, July IA, 1920.
Sold by ABRAHAM LINCOLN, and JER-
EMlAH ROBINSON, Worcester; E. Hunt &
Sons, Northampton Bond & Mayo, Brook
field; s.. Leeds & Co. Milford; H. Seaver.
Uxbridge; Lorenzo Bull, Hartford; DIR. Whit
ney, Providence.
Also, at ,cholesGle, BY
BARTLETT & CHASE, No. Is, Cornhill, Boston.
June 20, 1920. 1y,eow
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-07-03
Patent Lead Aqueducts.



- informs The Publick, that he continues
the manufacturing of LEAD AQUEDUCTS.
for the conveyance of water, at the Shop for
merly occupied by Mr.. William III. Howard.-
The manner in which they are made, renders
them as cheap at first cost as Wooden Aoue-
ducts; so that the purchaser in this case will
be free from the trouble of repairing leaky and
rotten Logs. Any person or persons wishing to
purchase Aqueducts of this kind, can be fur
nished with any size or weight, by calling on
the Subscriber, at his Shop, near Sikess Inn, in
Worcester.-He fatters himself, from the
good encouragement he has had, since he com.
menced the business, that he shall merit the
patronage of all those who wish to purchase
this kind of article.
Individuals can be furnished with a
size sufficient to bring water for the use Of their
House and Barn, for ST.: per rod. Aque-
duct Companies can also be furnished with
Aqueducts at short notice, from to 8 dollars
per rod, or more, as the price will vary in pro-
portion to the size and weight of the Pipe
All favours thankfully received, and strictly at
tended to, by ICHABOD WASHBURN
Worcester, July 8, 1891.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-07-03
$4,000 Legacy

HAS been bequeathed by the
H. late JACOB SHERRED, Painter and
Glazier, of the city of New York, to his sister
ELIZABETH, and in case of her death to her
heirs.
The above Elizabeth was married TO
jeremiah Apley, or Alley, or Artley, mason by
profession, and either German, or German
descendant. Her father was gardener to Col.
Phillips, Manor, now Yonkers, West Chester
County, State of New-Y ork, the place of her
nativity; from whence she moved, with her
husband and a child or children, 90 or 80 years
ago, to Cit is believed) the manor of the Hon.
5. Van Rensselaer,. 1t is presumed they re-
moved from the latter place, as her husband
was seen in the neighbourhood of Batavia,
Genesee County, New-York. ANY informa-
ton respecting the family will be attended to.
by JOHN C0RNELISON,
GEORGE ARCULARIUS.
JACOB LORILLARD,
Executors of the late Jacob Sherred.
-New- York, June 10, 1921.
N. B.-Printers throughout the United
States and the Canadas are requested to give
publicity to the above.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-07-03
EMBARRASSMENT.
.HEN cure for one dollar

~ TEN cure Tor one dollar.
W or, at most, for two dollars, can be OBJ
tanned for cough, cold, asthma, difficulty Of
breathing, tightness of the chest, wheeling.
pam IN the side, splitting of blood, a strained
stomach, &c. must it not be matter of sur
prize that we see the obituary daily swelled
with deaths occasioned principally by colds
On an average, at least, o. One han
dred and fifty thousand persons die annually of
consumption, originating principally from tax
ing cold, commencing with cough, then diff
Guilty OF breathing, and pain in the side; at
length the lungs become affected, consumption
ensues, and death closes the scene. Alas too
often does prejudice, by listening to some and
adopting the opinion of others, prevail: there
by preventing. trial of such medicine as might
afford relief, under the idea that no relief can
De obtained. Scarce case occurs but NAV
be relieved by the timely application of
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-07-03
0lorccster 15ank.
Director for the ensuing meek,
NATHANIEL MAccARTY.
M.ARRIED.

In Millbury, on the Goth ult. by Rev. Joseph
Goffe, Mr.. LIE Baron Putnam, of Providence, to
Miss Ann B. Braman, daughter of Doct. ANA
sa Braman, of the former place.
At Oxford, on the Goth ult. by the Rev. Mr..
Batcheller, Mr. Joab Maynard to Miss Betsey
Kingsbury.
In Charlton, on the 10th ult. Mr.. Welcome
Washbum, of Leicester, to Miss Mary Ann
Clements, Of Charlton.
In Middlebury, (yt.) on the 10th ult. by the
1T. Rev. Bishop Griswold, the Rev. John l..
Robertson, of New-York, to Miss Julia A. Hen
shaw, of the former place.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-07-03
DIR. Relies Asthmatick Pills.

Asa proof OF which, the following interestinS
cures are submitted to publick perusal:
Mr.. .SlefsOn, of Hanover, was nine wears af.
ficted with violent pain in his right breast A.
tended at times with great difficulty of breath
ing, and wholly incapable of attending busi-
ness; after having tried in vain all other med
iclne was cured, and his health PERFECTLY re-.
stored by two boxes of these pills.
An elderly lady, her daughter and grand.
daughter, of Boston, We're each dreadfnlIv af.
fhcted with asthma and difficulty of breathing;
were all of them cured and restored to perfect
health by seven boxes.
Judge -, of Salem, had been mal,y wears
severely afflicted with violent cough and diff.
hculty OF breathing was cured by two boxes.
his sleep was restored on the second NIGHT
which had been broken for many years.
Lady, of Boston, turned of so. was severe.
y afflicted with a violent cough, pain in the
side, at times splitting of blood; could NOT lie
down In her bed for four years could NOT sleen
but at short intervals was restored to perfecr
health on taking three boxes
These Pills give instant ease in all couoh.
colds, asthma, difficulty ofbreathing, wbeez;ng
ughtness OF the chest, strained stomach con,
sumption, pain in the side, splitting of blood
chlllness and shiVerings, the forerunners ofma,
lignant fevers, &c. Common colds are remov-
ed in few hours. The aged viii experience r..
lief equally agreeable and instantaneous. even
when the lungs are affected.
GF Ask for " DR.. Relies .4sthn,atick Pin,.D
One box, containing IL pills, frequently effects
cure. To prevent imposition. the outside
printed wrapper is signed "W. T. Conway.o
Observe Heas as you calate health. --Prepared
and sold wholesale, by the sole proprietor, W.
l. CONWAY, Chemist, Nc. /, Bumstead- Place.
Common-street, Boston, and retailed by special
appointment by
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-07-03
NOTICE.
-9>e-

VHE Copartnersbip ofthe Sub
n scribers, heretofore subsisting under the
name of KENDALL s. BAKER. was dissolved
by mutual consent, on the first day of June
instant. All persons indebted to said Firm on
Book Account, are requested to adjust the
same by Note or otherwise.
MOSES KENDALL,
EZRA BAKER.
Barre, jane 26, 1921.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-07-03
Worcester, IS.

Worcester, SIS.
Probate-O Office, July 2, 1921.
10 HENRY MORGAN, late of Petersham. IN
NE County Of Worcester, and 10 all Other, an
ferested IN The Estate Of ELrzER III. B. Nor
GAN and HENRY J. r. MORGAN. Minor,
and Children Of the said HENRY MoRaAN'
and Legatees. Of ELEAzER BRApsHAw. late
% Brookfeld, IN said County, deceased, III
GREETING.
WHEREAS Rev. FEsrus
w Foster, Guardian of said Minors
has given notice'at this Office, that on the 6rst
Tuesday in August next he shall exhibit. for
allowance, his Accounts of the Guardianshin
of said Minors. You are therefore hereby c;ir
ed TO appear Gf you see cause) at the Conf
of Probate to be holden at Worcester. N ala
County, on the first Tuesday in August next.
at three O'Clock, after noon, to examine said
Accounts, and to oppose the allowance Of the
same, if you think proper; and you win be
heard thereon
NATIII, PAINE, J. PROT. !.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-07-03

JNe0o-Hampshire Legistature.-A COM
mittee of the Senate have reported on
the subject of the Resolutions of Mary
land, relative to an appropriation Of
publick lands to the purposes of educa-
ton in the original states, that they
are satisfied that the principles contend
ed for are just and equitable, and there
fore do concur in the opinion expressed
in the aforesaid documents"
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-07-03
THE NDLANS.

The Arkansas Gazette announces that
the Usage Indians have threatened hos
tilities against the whites-that 400 of
them, under nine chiefs, had menaced
the garrison at Fort Smith, where Lieut..
Scott commands, and had demanded a
supply examination but, upon seeing
the Lieutenant's 6 Big Speaks''* ready to
open upon them, they retired, plumber
ing every thing they could lay their
hands on as they retreated that they
said they were to be joined by the Sacs
and Foxes. We have not heard that
they have killed any Of the whites.
*The name they give our artillery.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-07-03
JEREMIAH ROBINSON.
Druggist, Worcester /. e

Hunt, Clarke & Sons, Northampton; john
son, Fitchburg; Read & Spalding, Amherst
Mason, Providence; d. P. Hopkins, Hartford
Long, Greenfield; Henshaw & Co. Brook6eld.
brewer, Stearns & Edwards, Springfield; Hli
q Moore, Concord; ndmost Druggists. Book
sellers and Postmasters throughout the United
States. Where may be had all those Justly
esteemed and highly approved s'Medicines. ),
prepared by W. t. CoNwAY.-Price. dollar.
or six bottles for dollars.
Boston, July 9. 1921.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-07-03

Thomas H. Pettingill, and others of
Grafton County, IN. H.) have prayed
for the impeachment of Edward Evans,
Judge of Probate. Their complaint is,
that his misconduct is seriously alarming
to all "1pho haze the misfortune to liDe or
to die 1Uithin has jurisdiction"
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-07-03

A hail storm was experienced at
Montreal, and its neighbourhood, on
the 18th ult. Of unexampled violence.
hail stones fell as large as turkeys
eggs, weighing from eight to ten ounc-
es, causing great destruction to the
glass windows fronting the storm. Five
hundred panes were broken in one
house. The cattle ran about the fields
with alright. A number of barns were
blown down, and trees two and half
feet in diameter were torn up by the
roots.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-07-03
TOien.

In Grafton, on the 25th ult. Mrs. Elizabeth
Leland, wife of Mr.. Eleazer Leland, aged CO..
CHARLES Edmund Wheeler, only child Of Mr..
Ebenezer Wheeler, aged Is months.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-07-03

The assertion that we made some time
since, that female Poet is now living,
whose poetry is superiour to Byron's,
that seems to have excited some astonish-
ment amongst our brother editors in N.
York, we now repeat. Let these gen.
tlemen be patient, and we hope in due
time, to give the name of this Lady, to-
gether with her works. We are under
the serious belief, that our fond anticipa-
tons on this subject will not be disap-
pointed. If our countrymen are but
true TO themselves, they will have as lit
tie to fear from an encounter with their
rivals in the field of the MUSES. as in the
field of Mars.-Bal. Morn. Chronicle.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-07-03
DRY GOODS & GROCERIES,
Imported Dry Goods.

Imitation Linen Sheet
ings,
Irish Linen Shirtings,
Steam loom Cotton do.
White Cambricks,
Black do.
|. Colour'd do.
Cambrick MusIins,
lmita'n India Muslins,
Plain Null do.
Fighr'd do.
Tamb'd Book do.
Leno do.
Ginghams,
Bingham Muslins,
Cambrick Gown Pat
terms,
Calicoes & Cambrick
Prints-a handsome
assortment.
Canton Crapes-infe-
riour to the reatNan-
kin, but not excell-
ed by any Canton
Grapes in Boston,
French & Italian do.
White Silk Lace,
White Satin,
Florence Silk,
Black Levantine do.
Black sinchaw,
Russia Diaper,
Birds Eye do.
Ladies' Colour'd Kid
Gloves,
Do. Castor do.
Do. Silk do.
Ladies' Cotton Hose,
Gentlemen's do. do.
Do. Marble Half do.
Do. White do. do.