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Atheneum, Nos. 90 & 81
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Containing, as usual, great variety of


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Containing, as usual, great variety of
interesting matter.
Contents of No. XCVIT.-Kenilworth Ro-
nance, by the author of Waverly A Journey
to Palmyra, or 1hador in the Desert, with an
Inquiry relative to the Wind of the Desert CALI
ed Samieli; Account of Robin Hood The
Rainbow; the Child, by Joanna Battle Mar
ratiye of a Tour in Palestine, by J. Conner; ;
Cannibalism in New-Zealand On the Com
plants in America against the British Press !;
New Mode of Fishing A dangerous Question;
True Unicorn an lnhabitant of 1'hibet; The
Ruling Passion strong in Death Professor of
Signs; Dir. Kean in New-York; The Sacred
Phial; Anecdotes, &c. To the Rainbow, by
Thomas Campbell The Lover to his Mistress
on her rth-Day, by T. Campbell; Christ
mas Carol; Swarts, the Painter; Close Rea.
soning; Horses Hoofs; Weddings; Pyrolig-
neous Acid; The Poor; Female Heroism
Autobiography Of Linneus; Archbishop of
Cologne; Turkish Ideas Of Honesty; Hyme-
neal Crosses; Great Pedestrian Match; Child
Stripping; Great Skating Match Sporting
Extraordinary; New Employment for Va
grants; Literary Intelligence; Southey's Wis
ion OF Judgment; Joanna Baillic's New Work;
Maturin's New Poem, &c. &c.
Worcester, April IL, 1921.
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Constitution of Rhode-Island.-The
question submitted to the people of r.
Island, for calling a Convention to frame
aConstitution for the State, has been
settled in the affirmative by large and
decided vote. la Providence the Yeas
were 7o0-Nays, only.
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Worcester, Sc. April 81, 1921.
TAKEN on Execution, and
N will be sold at Publick Vendue, at the
Tavern-House of SAMUEL HATHAWAY, in
Worcester, on Monday, the 2lst day of May
next, at of the clock in the afternoon-ail
the Right WILLIAM HOVEY has in EQUITY
to redeem certain mortgaged Real Estate,
situate in Worcester, ON Front-street, and oc-
cupied by .4byah Bigelo,o, ESD.
SEWALL HAMILTON, d. Sh,f.
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Notice IS hereby G;Oen,
WHAT the Subscriber

u been duly appointed Administrative on
the Estate of JACOB HOLT, late Of Brook
field, in the County of Worcester, Trader, de-
ceased, and has taken upon herself that trust,
by giving bonds as the law directs. All per-
sons indebted to said Estate, are hereby called
upon to make immediate payment; and all
those to whom said Estate is indebted, are re-
quested to exhibit their demands for settle-
ment.
CHARLOTTE C. HOLT.
MATTHEW WooD, her Attorney.
Broolsfeld, April 10, 1921.
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Notice is hereby GiUen,
TVHAT the Subscriber has been

M duly appointed Administrator of the
Estate of WILLIAM RUSSELL, late Of Bar.
re, in the County of Worcester, deceased,
and has taken upon himself that trust, by giv-
ing bonds as the law directs. All persons
indebted to said Estate, are hereby called
upon to make immediate payment and all
those to whom said Estate is indebted. are
requested to exhibit their demands for settle
ment.
WILLIAM ROBINSON, .4dmsn'r.
Barre, April 3, 1921. II
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Young Cub.

NOR Sale, or to be Let for the
IL ensuing season, the noted English-blood-
ed Stud Horse YOUNG CUB.
B. +. SUBWAY.
Sostttndge, April 10, 1921. i'll
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Manufacturers Hotel.

THE Subscriber respectfully
informs his Friends and the Publick,
that he has taken the large and commodious
brick house on Cheapside, in Providence, R. l..
opposite the Baptist Meeting House, where his
own personal attention will be offered to ac-
commodate those who may favour him with
their custom. The liberal patronage with
which the publick have favolTed him the last
year, at the house he has recently left, induc-
es him to believe that his attention to them has
been acceptable, and gives him reason to an
ticipate continuance of their favour.
OF Attached to the House is convenient
Stable and Yard, on North Water Street, for
the accommodation of Horses and Carriages.
]. WILDER.
Providence, April 9, 1921.
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Worcester, IS. April IA, 1921.
TAKEN on Execution (hav-
= ing been previously attached on mesne
process and will be sold, at Publick Vendue,
at Nathan WAITS Tavern, in Sterling, on Sat-
urday, the 10Th day of May next, at three
O'Clock, P. Mall the Right III Equity which
REUBEN BLOOD has to redeem about half
an acre of mortgaged Land and Buildin gs
thereon, where he now lives, in Sterling, sit
uate about half a mile west of the Meeting
House, in Sterling, aforesaid.
EBENEZER POPE, tjr, d. Sheriff.
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GRExrlsc.
VOU are hereby cited to ar

Worcester, IS.
Probate-ofice, April II, 1921. 4
To the Heirs Of JANE LEACH, late Of
Winchendon, an,said County, deceased,
and to all Others concerned IN the Estate
q said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
IL pear (T you see fly at the Court Of
Probate to be holden at Templeton, in sail
County, on the seventeenth day of May next,
at one Of the clock, after noon, to show cause
why the Accounts Of the Administrations .cf
said Estate should not be allowed; and you
will be heard thereon.
NATIIL. PAINE, j. Pros.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate-Ofice, April IA, 1921.
To the Heirs Of MARY WATERS, late of
Worcester, IN SAID County, deceased,
and to all Others concerned an the Estate
Of SAID deceased,
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GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to an.

" OO arc HOICIJy CIttu 10 ap-
pear (if you see fit) sat the Court of
Probate to be holden at Worcester, in said
County, on the first Tuesday:in June next,
at ten of the clock, before noon,-t show cause
why the Instrument, which purports to be the
last Will and Testament Of said deceased.
should not be approved; and you will be
heard thereon.
NATiIL. PAINE, J. PROB.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate-O Office, April II, 1921.
To tie Widoy aud Heirs of JONATHAN
WooD, late Of Gardner, IN said Cou.-
~, deceased, and to all Others concerned
an the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
IL pear (if you see fly at the Court Of
Probate to be holden at Templeton, in said
County, on the seventeenth day Of May next,
at one of the clock, after noon, to show cause
why the Accounts of the Administration of
said Estate should not be allowed; and you
will be heard thereon. !
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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At a late Circuit Court, and Court of
Oyer and Terminer, in this village,
cause of much interest was decided
It was an action brought by Miss Rachael
Hasbrouck, young lady of this village,
against Mr. Henry Wyckoff, for breach
of promise of marriage. During the
trial, the Courtroom was crowded, not
only with gentlemen, but by the pres
ence of a number of the most respecta-
bic ladies of the village. The trial
lasted nearly the whole day. The plain
tiff was enabled to make out clear
case, and the jury assessed her damages
at three thousand dollars.
yNcScburgh Pol Inder.
We understand that the wedding day
was twice appointed, the man having
rendered a satisfactory excuse for not
appearing the first time. The guests
were assembled both times to witness
the ceremony, but the man did not APP
pear. Shortly afterwards he was marri-
ed to another young lady.
President Ddna.--It is with great pain.
(says the Dartmouth Herald,) we are
called to announce to the friends of Dart
mouth College the resolution Of DR.:
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American, European, e
India Goods,
Henry NJ. Skies
At prices corresponding sOith tie times.

HAS recently received from
n II the Auctions, and other soutces-a
great variety of Goods, which, connectiveIy
with bis Stock previously on hand, enables
him to offer an assortment much more extern
sive than heretofore; and, as it regards quality
and prices, the Publick are respectfully re-
qucsted to examine, compare and Judge for
Observation-Disclosures bales of Paper Hang
ings, containing a variety of patterns, very
cheap.
Worcester, April Is, 1891. ew3m
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To the Honorable Senate and House of
Representatives. an General Court assembled.
rIIN a -,
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yonr VveS


Sfsts u RhSds- Istand and Providence Pian-
saEons,
W<saIScroS, ss.-Cie,ks Ccce, Courf y
Common Pleas, Jan Sd, issl.
THE creditors of Silss g. Munlord Of
4 South. .Kingstown, in me county VI Wash
ioston, whceiwoigbr an iaso'vsnt debtor,
to whom the bepo Ok Of a. sst made and pass.
ed-by the G-nsssI Assansiy at their June
session 1890, cuti,lod f" "a act for tie relief
Of ipscl -eAt dsb,ots," has tssn extended, BY
virtue OF sod IN consor mi,y - tho provisions
OF an &C, passed At June session 1890, soti.
tlod " an ,ct reIs,ins TO insolvsatt petitioners
SC" ne herehy nouSed TO sppesr, II they
SEQ 8 at tho nszt court Of Com. Ptess, 70 be
hoideo a, South Kingstovn, within sod TO-
SAID county, 90 tho hrM tiondsy Of February
next, 10 noniua,e sssisoess or com sA's'ion.
ors, 10 secsiss and distribute ssid iosoi,snt's
estate agsesshly to Law.
SAMUEL HrLNs, CsnRx.
Jan. 2A.
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Commissioners Notice.

WE, the subscribers having this day been az
w pointed BY the Hoa. Court Of Probate, Of tho
town Of Tiyeftop. in tbs county Of Newport. Com.
nissioners 70 receive and examine tho claims r.
gainst he estate Of
ISAAC MANCHESTER,
late Of Tivertou. deceased, represented insolveat.
do hereby gs.e potice, that six months from the
date hereof, are allowed to the creditors Of said
Estate. to bring in and prove their respective claims
and that we shaii attend for that purpose at the
house Of Mr. John Manchester, in said riverton, Oh
the last Friday in January. February aud March
neat, ensoipg the date hereof, ffon o'clock NJ.
20 q. on each Of said dsys
AsSsn ioas ssscsassl.. siMMassi c.a-.~.'s-.
AL persoas indebted to said estate, are requested
70 make inmediste payment to
kOBRRr MANCHESTER, .fdts'r.
Tivertop, Get. al, 1870. rJ74le2l
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ate it; when she discovered small black
spot on the remaining part; and on apply.
ing her knife to take it out, she found
the potatoe followed in the middle and
lizard nearly four inches long concealed
III it, but without any apparent orifice by
which it could have introduced itself.
The circumstance was not much noticed
at the time, bat, in about two hours ahc
became alanmingly i'll, with all the usual
symptoms of being poisoned, and con-
tinucd so till about ten O'Clock At night,
when (having previously taken an emer-
ick) she gradually recovered and 10 now
perfectly well.-En2lsh paper.
The late Counsellor Coidbeck, of the
Irish Bar. who drudgcd in his profession
I'll! he wss near 90. bsins Kings Conn.
ea, frequently went as circuit Judge of
Assize, when any of the twelve Judges
were prevented by illness. On one OF
those occasions, q fellow was convicted
before him at Wexford for Siqan,y; and
when the learned Counsel came to pa~s
sentence, after lecturing the fellow pretty
roundly upon the nature Of his uworioxs
crime, added. "The only punishment
which the law authorizes me to inhict, Is,
that you be transported to parts bey yood
the seas for the term OF seven years; but
il l had my will, you should not escape
with SO mild punishment; for ! would
sentence you for the term OF your natural
lie--fo i've IN she Soms house wish joth
yosr vives.
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panrARED nv W. Conway. Chemiss. Mo- /,
Bumstead Place, Boston. vim
81 Relies Botanical Drops
Dr Reife's Asthmatie Pills
In. Reite's Aromatic Female Piiss, 6r 9bstrvv>
tioas, &C.
Dr Relies Autibillieus Pills, Cor Indigestion, Rt'.
lious Affections, &c
DR., Relies Vegetable Specific. (fsr siek head
sshc)
D.. Relies Vegetable Rheumatic pii,a
mr. Jebb's Rheumatic Lioiment-- Rheumstis-a OF
20 gears standing has been cured by this m y
hours
British Antiseptic Dentrihee, most excellent Co
the teeth and gums.
Dumfries' Ointment, q certain snd safe cure Sor
the heh, in kenr's DUPLICATION, be it ever so IN
ve,era,e U No Danger from taking cold
Albion Corn Plaster. The relief is Immediate,
and while 1t dissolvcs and draws the corn cot by
the roots, il causes not the least pain
Csmbrian tooth-sche Pills: the relief Is instau-
taneous, without the ieas, injury to the teeth
Dr. Huuter's celebrated Pills--Dr Hunters In
jeetion Powders. and DR.. Hunters Cerste, for tho
prevention and cure of venereal complaints with
perfect secresy. A treatise. explaining symptoms,
and method Of cure accompany each Packet.
Pamphlets Of many extraordinary cures, may be
had o' the Agents, gratis.
ar None effbs abore gensins, nuiess 1ynsd
"w. r. Conway A large discount TO Country
Physieisns, Traders, Ae. The above Medicines
nay likewise be had Of
SAMUEL w. VfNSON, Druggisf,
No. lio, Thsmes.s,reet, Newport;
.si.s, by
Lenusi W. Btiggs, BSisfsis Hercules Whitney,
Mason, Baieh, Frovsd1aes Dyer q iIoves, W~d-
lam Greene. New LsnJos; hopkins, Hsrsferd. aud
most Druggists. Booksellers Of respsetsbii'y; also
by most Poet, Masters. throughout the uninu
ssiy a ss
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POETRY.
rsBIBCTED.l
A Humorous Tale.


AMONG the wicked crew,
Whose iawIsss capers blight
The face ofnature,
There are few
Who make il still their pleasure and delight
To worry and torment fsllsw creature.
Nov such an one
Was AssssssS
A fsyor'd votary Of fun,
Cal'd by his comrades " Witty Jack"
He used TO say. the love Of evil
Was for our happiness implanted IN US,
And that In truth he grudg'd the devil
The privilege Of plaguing sinners.
Nov beasts Of prey
ESQ learned people ssy)
Avoid the light
Just 90 our wight
Kept Matching mischief all the day,
To perpctrste st night.
A0d once. when Winter did his very beSt
To give msnk'nd shives,
And seAt that co'desr of sold winds, Ros,h woSt,
To mako all culver;
Tho mercury might stand below
(seme nins or ten degrees. or so,)
Mufasd with cap snd fsnrnosght warm.
That laugh'd the angry blast to &C orn,
Forth -ushd our hero,
And csrsfuI sought (the night was Pitchy dart)
The house Of one John Mott,
The butt
On whom this son Of mischief set his mark.
With thunisring racket,
fIs wahd the man, who hurried on his jacket,
And Cpd the easement.
And stard twas very asturaO
With great anssement-
Sir (quoth the fellow San you tell
In which house Mr. Mutt does dwell"
my name 10 Mutt" the man veplied--
' Iadeedi (the other cted,)
5sss Matt . the man mean"
We'll, NY aano "a John;
So, ifyou've any thing to say
REG you would, without delay.
Go on"
SIR. (said the rogue. with tone and pbr denfure,)
would not keep you wsiting--out
'Tis Of Importance that should be cure
That yoa srs certainly John Mott"
. zoundst (quoth the roan) what do you meant
ssil you once again,
nv names are Mutt and John.
And both together make John Nntt.
Which man
IAN;
Fat f his wiadow ism Qui~ ~k,y shus
Isha'n't ae, long -"
"weii. (rctursd tho other. very howiy
Since it 10 so--
~, tell you whsts The matter -
You may conclude, lis nothing light
That sends me here on such night, tss
With such eiatter.
SO rudely 20 attack you
81, If your name is certainly John NLn.
Why--then Devil crach youp
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
From ne Boston Gazeffs


Rapid TraVeAinY. - noticed in your
paper Of the 9Th instant, under the above
head, challenge, to 0Nlhe rvorIa, to beat
twenty miles an hour which was perform
"a by four young gentlemen, on skates
This was dong well; but am knowing
10 its having been beat, with ease, BY more
nksn half. Tie river Accuslinet, which
div idcs the towns Of Fairhaven and New
Bedford, is a mile wide, and has been
crosscd, OIL the ice, however incredible
it may seem to you, in ono minute. in
wfa, il called an Ice Boat. received
letter yesterday, from gentleman in
Fairhavcn, who has constructed one OF
these boats, in which he states, shat him
self and three others crossed the rivS in
one minute and half. on Thursday, the
9Th instant and that he has ssiied. when
the wind was fiesher, at the rssc of sixty
niles an hour--45 miles il quite com-
mon. These boats, which arc not much
known in this country, but which are pre-
valent, | believe, in the north Of Europe,
are nothing more than common boat, OF
yawl, placed on three runners, and proPci-
led ny the wind. The lee runner, m
skate, is little sharpened, - as TO take
the ice and prevent Ice way. w.
Among the acts passed by the Legisla.
,ure of North. Carolina At its late sitting,
we observe ono entitled, " An act for the
relief of honest debtors" which provides
that no debior shall be imprisouedwhs wiU
make a surrender of his property, or can
conseieatioasiy take the iasoivent's oath.
The principle Of this law is unquestiona.
bly, correct, and we have no doubt it will
one day be universally acted upon in this
country. Why should man who will
honestly surrender all his property TO his
creditors, or one who has no property to
surrender, be sent to Jail ? Wilt enable
him 20 pay his debts, or maintain his
family, or benefit society? Certainly not
lit deprivcs him Of the power to do ei.
ther, and this merely to crafty thc Preju.
dice, resentment, or whim Of the crcdi-
tor. or.--7rue american.
On Wednesday, the 9th Of Octobev.
the wife OF butcher named Spencer, re.
siding at Gales, near Hawes Wenslevdile
Yorksire, while pairing some boiled pota.
mes for dinner cut al a part Of onc. AND
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State of Rhode leland, &c.

State 0f hhOUc- I0IaNd, &C
WhsRfSoyos, sc..- Cierk's ONee, Court u
Csms.oa Plras, Dec 10, isso.
DURSU ANT to request, the Credi.
u tore Of William x;oS, Of Exeter. in tbs
cousty of Washington. Physician, are hereby notls.
ed to appear. If hey see At) before the Cosrt OF
Common Pleas, TO be holden at Soa'h- -Kiagstovn,
within and for said county Of Washington, oo the
first Monday Of February. next ensuing the date
hereof ON the second day Of ths tern, 70 nonisate
Assignees 20 receive snd distribute the as,s,e Of
the said risam # King, to and nons his cred
itors, sGreeakiy to the provisions Of On act made
aud p~ ssed At June session, b 1899, entitled, An
oct for tbs relief Of insoivcnt debtors"
SAMUEL HELME, Clerk.
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Commissioners Notice.

commandments xFOSS(6s
NTB tbs subscribers having been appointed by
w The Hon. Court Of Probate for the town of
Newport, Commissioners to receive and exatnns
the olaims OF the creditors against the estate Of
etLAs DEAN,
late of said Newport Mariner, deceased. Represent.
cd nsolvent. give notice. that sx months from The
date hereof allowed The creditors TO exhibit their
claims, and that We will attend for the purpose of
receiving the same. st our respective dwellings, ss
any time during ssid period
sTaraEs sTamlss cssss; csaocsn. ce-a'..io"sr,.
Al psrsons indebted to said estate, are requested
to make iamsdiats payment to
JAiaSS srBvENs. .a9'ps.
Newport len I. iesL (JN.
Conn,issiorer's Nstise.
WB, the subscribers ha7ing been appoiu,cd By
w the Hon Court Of Probate for the to~n OF
sioners 20 receive, examine aud adjust the CLAIMS
NATHANIEL HAzAnp,
late Of Newport, deceased, represented insolvspt.
do hereby give notice, that six months fron h
date hereof are allowed to the creditors Of the ss5
Estate. to bring in and prove their respective
elaine, and that We viii atleud for that purpose at
our respective dwellings. ct any tine within the said
period
NICHOLAS vAvLoR, 7 c..,
CHARLes GyL1s c'"""'''s"era
AL persons indebted TO said Estate. arc called
upon TO make imuediafe payment 10
JAMES TOWNSEND. as-i"i'''a''r'.
] Ns-fr. Jsn iesA, is2i- r. H1
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Sfdse Of Rhedc. fstonS and P-ovfdtace PioS-
fGfiors, DeeeR6er &c, 1890.
CHE creditors Of Phlip Peck OF Provi-
Il dence, IN the cosn,y Of Providence, ira
dor, arc hereby notified - sppeas, if they shall
think e., q, the Geocrsi Assembly, 10 be hol.
den at Ess,>CS.eenwieh. On the third Monday,
Of February oexs, thee snd there to shsw
esuss II any they nay have, vhy his petition
ls2o, for ths ssiisf Of insolvsst debtors, oaeht
oo' TO BE- granted. HssaS BowEs, See'y.
II Jan. ~.
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Sfafe s5 RA.de. Isiond, &c.

WHkdVy Is, tSzI'
TIE crsdi,srs ef Joshua Cis,k Of South
Kiugs,own, 10 the eoua,y Of WsshioS
toa, wheelwriRbt, ere hersby notiied to sp-
poar, IL ,Aoy shsl' think 8, ~ the Gsos,si A.
ssmtiy to be holden ~ Esst.0 esovich, on
Tho third Moua.y Of Tsbrusry next, tAsn and
there 10 shsw cause ifspy they msy have
Why his petition for the heaeH' Of the act
passed 10 June, 1850, for the relief Of insolv-
ent debtors, ought not 10 be granteA.
Jso. 0& HxrRv BswRu, See'ry.
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STATE Of Rhode leland and Providence Plan.
fsfions, January is, 1891.
THE creditors Of Jscob Otis, juo. OF Prov
4 idencs, in the county Of Providence,
tesmer, are hereby notified to appear, IL they
see a., At the General Assembly, to BE- holden
st Essr Greenwich, on the third Monday OF
Fsbrusry next, to shew cause, IL sny they
have, why bic petition for the senea, Of the
act, entitled " An act for the relief Of iasoiv.
ent dcbtors," ought not to bs granted.
HEsnY Bowas, See'rg.
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On Wednesday, the 27th Of Octobev.
the wife OF butcher named Spcncer, re.
siding at Gales, near Hawes Wensleydile
Yorksire, while pairing some boiled pota.
tues for dinner cut oGa part Of one and
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SfSfe u IA do Island and Frovlaence TiaN
fGsieas, Deeenber s, n. d. 1880.
THE creditors Of Nicholas Angell, o.
u Provide ocs, butcher, are hereby ootlheo
to appear, if they see o., U the Gensrai As'
sembiy, to be holden at East -Greeawich, on
the ,hird Monday of February next, then sod
these.to chew causs, IL Any they hare, Why s''
petition for the benefit of an act entitled " On
act for tho relief Of insslsent dsbssrs" eash
not 20 be gran,ed.
HRsRy BewnE, See'ry. Jsa. -.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-06
William milford,
WABlNI8paMA NRRo

THO doors north Of Rivsrs's City Tavern,
ND ETURNS bis thanks for the encour-
Ia agement he has received from his
friends, and the public in general, and
informs them that he has on hand hand
some assortment Of work il his line, of the
most recent and approved fashions, as
good as any offered for sale; all Of which
he will sell on the most reasonable terms
for Cash, Country Produce, or on short
credit.
Any orders in his line of business will
be thankfully received, aud punctuaIIy at
ended to.
WINDOW BLINDS made. and
neatly repaired.
Elizabeth Town, Jan. IL. 1920.