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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-01
Orphans Court,
Alezandria County,

February Term, 1871 !,
ORDERED that the Administrator VI
~ VIM. H. Harmon, deceased, DO gr'
the usual notice to debtors and credIl;Gn'
three times week two weeks in the Aie'
andria Gazette.
A copy. Teste, A. MOORE,
Register of Wills
This IS to gsve notice,
That the subscriber of Alexandrla cow
ty, in the District Of Columbia, has oblal J,
ed from the Orphans court of said coun3
letters of administration on the estate |"
William H. Harmon, late of the county -
foresaid, deceased. All persons has .e;
claims against the said deceased, are p 'ab
by warned to exhibit the same 10 the suud
scriber. with the vouchers thereof. pa',tss
by the Orphans Court, on or before X
9th day Of August next, or they may Il
law be excluded from all benefit 10 's -.
estate; and those indebted thereto, arc "
CURED to make immediate payment; OH
Given under my hand anG seal ln's '
day of February, 1922. ,cu
CARY BRONAUGH'
Administrator of w H. H,n ., Il,
N. B. C. Bronaugh may be iouno az o.
counting room of VIM. F. Thornton ,adI
Fairfax street, opposite Dr.. StabIenI a,ts d
will undertake the settlement Of DUE ooOr,e|
Acccmpls, also the collection o. s''
in town and eevntfy. -ev
feb g
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-01
To Rent,

ssvsxa A MILL, with good stand TO
WTS Dry Good and Grocery Store r
Tss~sI not far distant from the District OF
49, Columbia. The mill mas been
lust repaired. Enquire of D. Minor Esq,
deputy marshal, Alexandria, or Jeremiah
Bynna,.ph ESQ. GEORGETOWN.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-01
Indian Infirmary.

nR. B. M. SMITH, late Of Baltimore
IL begs leave to inform the Citizens OF
Washington, Alexandra and Georgetown.
and their vicinity, that ne has commenced
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FOr Sale.

!sSrvs will sell my HOUSE on King
ITEk9 street, al very reduced price, 1t
Hsas? is adapted feg store aud large
3esSabiamily, combining elegance and
convenience; and situated in a most heal
shy and desirable neighborbood. 1t is
worthy the attention of any peEron desi-
rsus of permanent residences
Also, to Rent,
e-,s. A small house on the west end
rgf of Duke-street; circulated tor a
&aass dwelling and shop.
AsEEi JAS. S. SCOTT.
oct II Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-01

| do hereby certif y, that was AFFLICTED
With an liberated sore leg for the space of
years; and had almost despaired OF ever
having it restored to former soundness, but
fortunately | heard of DR.. Benjamin Nj.
Smith, No. 20 Great York street, and on
application, in the short space of three
weeks, had the pleasure of anticipating
perfect restoration, which blessing have
since realised, to my great joy and com.
tort. j. +. ODdere, grocer.
Corner Of Hill and Goodman streets.
do hereby certify, tnat the above nam
ed j. F. Ovaere appeared before me, and
was duly sworn to the facts as stated in
the above certificate.
Morgan Broun.
Baltimore, October 9Th, 1890.
The subscriber, John B. Howell, de-
clares to all those afflicted with deafness.
that he was deaf for As years. He hear
ing of the remarkable cures performed by
the Indian physician, Dr.. Smith, was in
duced to make application for relief; TO
bis establishment he was entirely cured in
short time beyond hi. expectation.
John b. HoueN,
No. 10, French street. o. T..
Baltimore, 10th mo.--afirmed before me,
Marmaduke Iilden.
Thi. is to certify, that | was afflicted
with blindness so as TO. prevent ne tor
some time attending to a'y business, aad
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-02-20

No one who has had occasion to examine
The Acts of the Provincial Legislature, or those
passed soon after the adoption of the State
Constitution, can have failed to notice how
much more ineligible are those whose objects
are fully explained by preamble and how
much oftener those are drawn in question
which are to be understood by the aid only Of
bare attachments. Our Statute books abound
with additional and :" anaendatOry' Acts, many
Of which have themselves occasioned doubts
which might not have arisen, had the eril to be
remsedied or the particular object TO be Effected
been set forth in an old-fashioned preamble.
It seems to be the case, that some Acts are
drawn up by men not perfectly vcfsed in tech
nical language, and not aware of the precise
import of all the terms used by them; and
this must be SO under popular government.
But if suitable preamble were pre6xed to,
such acts as, from their nature, may need some
explanation. many Inconvenience might be
avoided. What the objections are TO this, we
know not. One thing is certain: The ancient
statutes have never been exceeded either in
clearness and precision, or in perspicuity and
propriety of diction.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-02-20

We understand that Majors general Crane,
Of the LIST Division Of Massachusetts,, Miiititis,
has arrested Brig. Gen. Guild, Of Cd Brig
AIDE, which will probably produce another
Court-Martial. We are unacquaiuted with
the facts in relation to this subject [Er. Gas.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-02-20

one who is net destitute CT the lowest
degree Of discernment. There can be
no question that it was dictated by the
most settled and implacable hatred to-
wards the country, and mean Jealousy
of our growing power. With that craft
and management for which the people
of Boston are so notorious, they have,
under the cloak Of benevolence and
a wise policy, aimed an assassin blow at
our morals and prosperity. Their de-
sign is to introduce into the heart of the
Commonwealth the streams of profiga-
cy and crime, with the hope that it will
peryade the whole interiout system,
and poison the fountain of life. A band
Of the most desperate malefactors are TO
be collected in our very bosom, who are
to assail US with all their pestiferous in
fuence, and make our property the OBJ
Ject of their lawless ravages. Fraud,
rapine and idleness, are to be let loose
upon our fields and our herds, and our
families and dwellings, delivered up a
prey to midnight .plunderers and incen-
diaries. Our children are to be made
proficients in the school of villany and
vice, and early fitted to adorn the gall
lows or the pillory. Such being the
horrid consequences which gre to flow
from this measure, there can be but one
sentiment in this community respecting
it-a sentiment Of phmingled abhorrence
and indignation. The country must a.
rise in its majesty, and rescue the halls
of Legislation from this vile pollution.
Not moment must be lost.-Let the
!" county interest" look to it.
SPUNK.
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Dnitcd States' schooner Porboise.

United States schooner Porboise.
Extract of letter from Capt. Ranage, Of
the United States schooner Porpoise, to the
naval officer commanding at Charleston,
dated
!" Off the North Coast of Cuba, Jan. 25.
have just time TO tell you shall
be at Charleston in two or three weeks.
] have taken and destroyed six piratical
vessels, burnt two of their establish
ments, killed some of their people, and
have now some prisoners on board
/ also re-captured from them an Amer
lean vessel, which had been in their
possession three days. | have one of
the schooners taken acting as tender,
and find her of great service.
Fire.--On Friday afternoon, last, about
two clock, fire broke out in the roof Of the
rear of Mr.. Hathaway's Tavern, in this town.
Fortunately there was no wind, and by means
Of the fire engines, all of which were on the
ground, the fire was extinguished in the course
small portion of the roof. 1t is supposed to
have taken inside, by spark from creyice
in the chimney.
The occasion warrants some notice of the
confusion occasioned by the want of subor-
dination in those who seem to forget that
Fire-wards, when present, have almost un-
limited authority and that no person is JUS
tifable in altering any arrangement which
may have been made OF acq'Iiesced in by
them. The penalty for disobeying their or
ders (or if they are absent, OF the Selectmen,
or of 6 two OF three of the civil officers pre-
sent, is ten dollars.
Perhaps it will be thought not unreasonable
to suggest more efficient organization of the
board of Fire-Wards. There is certainly no
danger Of too much precsution against the
ravages of fire.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-02-20
Razor Straps.

NOR Sale, at TRUMBULL's
"a Bookstore-E. M. PoMERoY's Patent
Metallic STRAPS for Razors, Surgeons In-
s,ruments, Penknivcs, Recommended By
Professor SILLiMAS.
Atso-May lie had, as above, few of
EsrsRsoN's RAZOR STRAPS, so universally
approved. M
Feb. 20, 1922.
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TAKE NOTICE.


ENFORMS his Friends and the
II Publick, that he has resumed business. at
his Old Stand, in Worcester, lately occupied
by ROBINSON & MARsH--where he has ON
hand and for sale.
II general assortment Of Drugs 81
Medicine, Dye-SMfs, Paints &
Painters OIL, ". /. Goods,
and Groceries-
forming, all together, perhaps as great varies
ty as is kept in any one Store in the country.
.also-40 thousand of good SInNcIis,
a few CooKInG Stoves, and one handsome
PARLoUE STovE.--AH which he offers on
the most reasonable terms, for Cash or ape
proved Credit.
GRAM g. FLAx-SEED taken in exchange
for Goods.
0er All persons indebted to the said
Robinson, on account, previous TO the 18th Of
September last, are requested to settle the
same without delay.
Worcester, Feb. 20, 1922. 6w
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Wanted, sn1medaately,

"A / the Wheelwright's Busi-
IN ness, good JOURNEYMAN. One
thoroughly acquainted with the trade, may
probably have,employment a year or more
also, icasied, as an Apprentice, a LAD, of Is
or IL years of age. One Of pleasant temper
and good morals, shall receive kind treatment.
----Applyto " a. (. SlVTON.
Worcester, Jan. 80, 1922.
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COrrettton.-7ln the letter from the Usage
Mission, given upon the last rage, an error
occurred in part of our impression, which it
is due to the writer to correct. In the latter
part Of the article, instead of ''worthy old
men, read, mostly old men.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-02-20
Building Stones.
-.-zANn.-

GTONES of suitable size, we'll
~ hammered for Underpiuning, Door Steps,
and other purposes, may be had, on very rea~
sonable terms, and in quantities to suit pur-
chasers, at the House Of Correction. Said
Stones are prepared by the Convicts, and can
probably be afforded cheaper than at any other
place in this County.
Also-good Boots and Shoes for sale,
as above, on terms favourable to purchasers.
JOHN F. CLARK,
Keeper Of the House Of Correction.
Worcester, Feb. 90, 1922.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-02-20
A Farm for Sale.

WILL be Sold. at Publick
w Vendue, on the premises, on Monday.
the 18th day Of March next, at one o'clock IN
the afternoon, in the south part of Hinchen-
don--ff'y-fve acres of good Land, well pro-
portoned into Pasturage, Moving, Tillage.
Orcharding, and Woodland--with a conres
nient House and Barn thereon, and good
Well Of Water near the House--formerly the
property of Thomas LrrcH, deceased.-
further particulars, inquire Of
PAUL RAYMOND.
Wiaehendon, February 8, 1929.
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For Sale, or to Rent,
Shrewsbury, Feb. 6, 1922.

A FARM, lying in the West
IN Parish in Brookfeld, one mile from the
Meeting House, on the great road leading from
Worcester to Springfield and Northampton
containing about thirty acres--with DWELL
ing-House, Barn, and other Out-H Houses there
on standing. a PASTURE, edjoining
the same, containing about twenty acres
For further information, inquire of A. S. FOS-
TER, near the premises.
Brookfield, FsJv,sayy 10, 1922
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Dissolution Of ce6artnershi5.

-9%G-
YVHE Copartnersl,ip heretofore
n existing between the Subscribers, under
the Firm of MANNING e. TRUAfBULf,, was,
by mutual agreement, dissolved on the nth
inst. The business will, in future. be carried
on by WILLIAM MANNING & son. Those
indebted to the above Firm are requested to
make payment without delay.
WILLIAM MANNING.
GEO. A. 9'RUMBULL.
Worcester, Jan. %, 1922.
Or The above notice has been mis-
understood. The Subscriber, although Pro-
prietor of the establishment, has no present i.-
terest in the publication Of tile Spy, or in any
business Of the Office, having leased the whole
establishment to Walliana Manning & Son.
G. A. TRUMBULL.
Feb. 10, 1899.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-02-20

Nv. have given on the last page, extracts
from the letters of the Washington cores
pondent of the National Gazette. Below
is further extract, equally Interestingly
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-02-20
[FOr the Spy.l

More Boston Influence. If the proofs
OF the existence of this influence have
not been abundantly supplied by the
fact of the Legislature refusing to incor-
porate an Asylum for the Deaf and
Dumb in this County, while they have
granted this privilege to Riding School
in Boston, Gas noticed in the last AIgis y
and numerous other instances which
multiply upon us almost as fast as the
acts OF legislation--there is one measure
lately which bears upon the face of it
such an impress Of deformity, that it
must carry conviction TO the most IN
credulous mind. The committee upon
the State Prison, in their recent report
to the Legislature, have recommended.
the purchase of the House of Correction
in this town for an Interiour State Pris-
on. Now the origin and object of this
proceeding cannot be mistaken by any
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-19
IMPORTANT TO
MU- Oacners.

NNHE Subscriber having made
Il a discovery in BoxrxG MILL-sprNpLEs.
takes this method to lay it befop the Publick
at large.-The discovery which he consid-
ers as an Improvement, consists in Cast Iron
Bores instead of Wood, fitted and adjusted as
follows -
In the eye of the Bed-Stose is a Box
with hole through the centre, through which
the Spindle passes, not having any bearing on
the Spindle, but has groove on tie top around
the hole, six inches deep, leaving aTipa between
the hole and groove, and another rim on the
outside of the groove. The outer surface of
the inner rim is intended for the bearing, in
stead of the neck. The Box in the Runner. or
Upper Stone, is squared on the Spindle, and
serves as Driver. On the under side are
grooves exactly fitting the rims of the Under
Box. The inner rim is calculated for the
bearing; and the outer rim, shutting over the
outside ofthe lower Box, to prevent all dirt from
getting into the inside, which is calculated to
contain oil.
| have here given descSption Of the
IMPROVED Boxes, hoping that all whom they
may interest will give the Inventort the patron
age and credit which so useful and adyanfa-
geous discovery deserves; believing. from
The experience which he has had, and the O.
pinion of a number of the best udyes of Mill
work, that they will be of great utility to
Mill-Owners.
WILLIAM H. HOWARD.
Worcester, May 90, 1929. If
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Valuable Medicine.
PILLS.
PREPARED BY HENRY JAMES.

a n approved and almost GER
4 = tain remedy for Dyspepsia, or Indiges.
tiSn, Habitual Costiveness, and Piles.
1t is well known that Dyspepsia is one Of the
most frequent and formidable diseases of our
country. lis commencement is indicated in
different patients by various symptoms. of
winch the most remarkable are-FrregularitU
o. ne 6Otceis, obstinate cOStsreness eiolef beo6
ache, commonly called nervous or sick head-
de'te, yedouness Of tie eyes and skin. acidin of
stomach after ealing, often called heartburn.
atuience or wind on the stomach. bitter taste a.,
me mouth IN the morning, f9tid breath, dro,csi-
ness after dinner, de5jiiy, iassitude, eaciatiou
depression Of spirits, &c.
The Pills now offered are not pronosed IN
the principle of specGcks. Their use was sur-
gested by theory but their efficacy has been
tested by long and faithful experience, and the
result has been unparalleled success,
L1ttes being connected with INDIGESTION aud
costiveness, are certainly and speedily remov-
ed by the Pills.
Persons afflicted with any of the above
symptoms, are assured that the Anti-Dvsn.n-
TIC Pills are a remedy well worth their aiten-
tlon, aad entitled to their entire confidence.
FOR SALE, BY
JEREMIAH ROBLNcON. Worcester
Likewise, by Isaac D. Bull, Hartford: T. SIS
Southmayd & Co. Middletoy.n and ]. s. r
L. Clark & Son, IS Maiden-Lane, New-Yorlx,
Worcester, Oct %, 1921. Nv
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NOTICE..

VIE Copartnership heretofore
a existing between the Subscribers, under
the Firm Of WOOD & PERKINS, il this day
dissolved, by mutual onsent.-All persons
having demands against said Firm, viii call on
said WooD for payment; and those indebted
to said Firm, will call and make payment TO
said WooD, who is authorized to peceive the
same. JONATHANWOOD
ENOCH PERKINS.
Worcester, June A, 1922.
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Grapes, Leghorn Bon
nets, Silks, &c. &c.
HENRY m. SKIES

q Il sortment Of fresh and seaspnable Goods.
The following comprises part =
Best Nankin Grapes Canton do
some at $3.50 the pattern Levantines !;
florences; Sattins; Sinchaws India Lus-
trings; plaid, striped, and figured do.
large assortment of Breadcloths Cassimeres ::
Callicoes; Ginghans; Cambricks; Linens !:
Muslins; Dimoties; Grape, Silk, and Cotton
shawls; Gloves; Hosiery vestiags; Neck
and Pocket Hdl1ts. !; Laces; Fans !; Parasols !;
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas; Ribbons; CASH
nets; Beaverets; Drillings; Jeans, Ascen-
sion Cords, and other articles for Gentlemen's
Summer wear; Linen Sheetings Carpetings |:
sattinets; Denims; Stripes; Ginghams Bed
Ticks; Sheetings and Shirtings.
.4lso,--1 Case of Ladies' LEGHORN
BONNETs, numbers from 80 to SO, at prices
rising from So: so per Bonnet Likewise.
| Case Gentlemen's Leghorn HATS, various
qualities.
Worcester, May %, 1922. CIV
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CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

COA'DA lOANto Ut IQDl1INAlION.
Price to single subscribers, who receive thei,
papers at the Office, or by mail, two dollars per
antum.
To companies of SO subscribers, who take
the papers at the Office, one dollar and fifty
cents per annum, payable on delivery Of the
papers.
Single subscribers, who pay in advance.
will be entitled to deduction Of Ia per &c mt.
Aud the same allowance will be made to
agents in distant places, who viii regularly
collect and remit money which may be due
from subscribers.
CT .4duertisentenis, not erceediag facelre
lines, published three toesks for one dollar, and
conti's9ed Htrse reehs longer for .fhy eenfs.-
Larger advertisements IN he same proportion.
In consequence of decision Of the Supreme
judicial Court, the Publishers of this parer
deem it necessary to give notice, that while
they shall sedulously aim to be literally cor
rect, they cannot hold themselves responsible
for any crrour in any advertisement beyond
the SUN charged for ifs insertion.
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Reuben Brooks

REGS leave to inform his
ED Friends and the Publick. that he has
opened a STORE, at the Four Cor sERs. in
PRINCETON, about quarter of a mile
south of the Meeting House, on the County
Road, leading the nearest ,cay from Barre to
Boston-where he has, and intends to keep ON
hand, complete Assortment of
ENGLISH, WEsT-LNDL4 & DOMESTIC
GOODS,
ofevery descrirtion.-Also,
Glass and Crockery Warc,
OF the latest importations, and Of the best oual-
ity and newest fashions. Also, SPIRITS. of
every description. In short, he intends keen
ing every article 10 his line that NAV be want
Ell for The consumption of this and ihe neigh
b1oaring towns-ail of which he will sell on as
favourable terms as they can be bought at re-
tad IN Boston, with the addition of so cents
per cwt. for the expense of carting. on some Of
the heaviest articles.
o. Tavern Keepers, and others who
wish to purchase Liquors by the quantity. are
invited to call; as it is the intention TO AXE
it an OBJECT for such to supply themselves at
his Store.
e. STRAW BRAID and CouNrRY PRop-
UcE will be taken in pay for Goods.
Prnceton, April 10, 1922. BIN
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FOR SALE,

find Possession given immediately,
nNE, of the best FARMS IN
" the Townofs hrewsbury, County of Wor-
cester, late the property of Capt. LEWIS EA-
GER, dectased-an excellent and convenient
House and Barn, with about one hundred and
fifty acres of Land .h--For terms, which will
be liberal, apply to GEORGE SLOCONTB, Jr.
or of LEONARD EAGER, on the premises.
Shrewsbury, May 81, 1922. If
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DMATHA.N WOOD

WIN do business in the sane Store,
known formerly IS an Apotbecary Store, occu-
pied by Messrs. GREEN u HEYwdoD-where
ne offers Tor sale, on the most favourable terms,
a general assortment of ENGLISH & Do
MEo lCk GOoDS-also, general assort-
ment of CROCKERY g. GLASS WARE.
Worcesier. June d. 1929.
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Masonick Festival.
TIME Festival of ST. JOHN

TIME Festival of ST. JOHN
u THE BAPTIST will be celebrated at
OXBRIDGE, on the Oath of June next, by
SOLOMON's TEMPLE LODGE.
ROYAL ARCH MAsoNs will have the
goodness to appear with the insignia of their
Order.
Procession will be formed at solomon
Temple Hall, at II O'Clock, A. M. ard pro-
coed to the Meeting House, where an Address
will be delivered by Rev. Br. Dawn HOLMAN.
The Fraternity generally are respectfully
invited.
June S, a. L. 58e2.
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e. REMOVAL.

FNHE Subscriber hereby in.
n forms his Friends and the pubr,ck th.t
ne ne mas removed to the middle of the Town Of
Shrewsbury, and opened Medical Room na,r.
~ opposite the Store of Messrs. GAVIN War;
ING a. Co. AMI hayng relinquished ali other
business, he will nor pay strict and fa;,hGu,
attention to the practice Of Physick and Sn--
gerry. SETH KNOvvI T0N CUR
Shrewsbury, FEB. 81, 1922. &c
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Rich and Fashionable
Goods.
JUST OPENED,
ut the GREEN STORE, WoncrsrrR,

SAe Ie| N1tLIIsf - JILL WORCESTER,
8 CASES and Bales, contain
ing
LEGHoRN BoNNETs, well assorted.
DO. HATS.
NANKIN & CANTON GRAPES.
ELEGANT GRAPE DRESSES.
PLAID, FlG'D. & PLAIN SILKS.
LADIES' leila HANDKERCHIEFS.
IMITATION CASHMERE DO.
SUPERB GARNITURE RIBBONS.
MUSLIN BANDS.
Silk Scarfs; Velvet Reticules; Robes;
bingham Gown-Patterns; Parasols, embossed
y iring'd. Silk Umbrellas; Fancy Prints !:
English L. Scotch Ginghams Seersucker /;
Circassian Irish Linens; Linen Cambrick (;
Flag Silk Hd'kfs; Imitation Hd'kfs. wrought
cornors, Webb's Patent Suspenders; heavy
Blue Calicoes; Furniture Chintzcs.
ALSO, JUST RECEIVED,
A new lot of AMERICAN GOODS.
Constantly on hand,
BRoADcLoTHs, CAssIMEREs, VEsTINGs.
MOURNING ARTICLES, etc.
WILLIAM MANNING, JuN.
Worcester, jane 5, 1929.