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the Gath yuse, and PUhlished at Washington
on the 2eih. u gos. into operation on the
hfst ol October. The following remark are
from the National I0tslligencer
We have gone through the provisions OF
the treaty, and find reason, on the whole, 10
congratulate our readers that the commefcs1t
differences Of France have bsen broush, 10
this favorable termination, otter lsborious and
tedious discussions both IN this country aod
in France. For some utae past, the direct
commerce between The Two countries has, IN
consequence of The high discriminating du,
iies, been entirely at al end. All ouf trado
with France has been carried on cifcutousy,
through ,he port, of other powers, whose
navigation, cooseq quenly. and not ours, has
derived beneG, ifon IL. This treaty restores
The direc, u4de, and thus gives employment
10 onr own nav!galoo, whIcn has suffered
from being de.ived of il by lbe high dIserim-
mating duties which made ii impossible 10
carry IL on
Thefe is snother light 10 which We regard
The treaty With pleasure. IL U.establishes
relations of perfect emily with France, our
cid friend and ally, which have ben some
wha distu bed by Ihe recent collisions of The
two counties. II leaves US tree OF diF:r.
Ince with any power on earth, saving the au.
ioable conttoyetey with Great Biitaio re.
specting the tsede with her colonies and, II
We are to Judge from recent indications, this
controversy TOO, is about 10 hsye speedy
end.
1t is satisfactory lo know, that Mr..
Torres, Charge des Aifaires for the Re.
public of Colombia, has been officially re-
cognised as such, by the President. Heis
represented to be man Of worth and tai
eh,s, and this recognition should be fol.
lowed by reciproca,ing the appointment.
On Saturday the lst inst. an Assem-.
blage of people was collected at Knox,
(Ohio, in a thicket of beech woods TO.
divine service. A tent had been erected,
and two sheds Of considerable extent fox
the accommodation of The congregation,
nearly in front Of the tent, one Oh each
side, leaving space between for tables,
&c. AT the close ofthe service, heavy
thunder gust came OF. At this instant n
large beech tree broke and Struck anolher
which feb directly ACROSS sled under
which about 80 people where crowded.
a Mrs 81 earr and her child were ll!it d.,
aud number G! persons severely " ound-
cd. A. I~k Aneyiean.
Mo'e PIRACY "A French ship. from,
Havr, arrived at Havana on she 7,h list.
which had been robbed ) days previous
oH Key Sal. OF property to the auount of
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SHIPPING EHSH.

PORTOF NEWPORT.
No elirifs s,nee OR .G,:
Gle IRED,
sioop Mary, Westcutt, Albany; schooner Wash.
,ngton Packet, Shove, Richmond; soop Halcyon,
Vars. Albany.
At Mstsnzas, June s brig Nicholas & Felix, Cal
vert, ot ,h'- port, from Ba,iinore.
At Havsns June IA. brig Mary, Wilcox, Of this
port. for Charleston, in few dsys
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SAVANNAH, June IL.

ohNANNAH, June i i.
Promft Pohee.-A passenge, who arrived
In The ship Juno, Capt. Doak, answering the
description OF Bartbwick, Cashier ofihe East
Lothian Bank, who il was stated in ihe Fog
lish papers had made off with tho principal
part OF the funds Of the institutiop, wss arrest.
cd last evening, Immediately efter his landing,
by the exertioSs Of our sheriff Mr. D'Lyon
acknowledged his guilt and was commit ed to
prison by 10 o'clock. HE name is Wm.
Bor,hwick, but his assumed name is Williams
The whole amount OF which he def, auded the
Bank was - 900 pounds, bu, ,he principal
part OF this Sum we understand, was left be.
hind him. subject 70 bis order. A small a.
mount in Bank Of England notes was found in
his pocket book in hts trunk. which remains
on board the Juno, is 8 eon.iie, able sum 10
sovereigns. A reward of zoo guiueas wa,
offered in Grca, B'i,ain for has spptehension.
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Extract Of letter from distinguished Gentleman
dated August "a 1921.

dated August "a 1921.
"Iour favof OF the 4tb Is received, and In
II the libel of he Baltimore TeIeg taph 10.
gainst M. JEFFERSON, touching the bill of
exchange d avn 10 favor Of Graud Sc ca. I
The abuses of free press cannot be separa
ted from their .unwholesome uscs. They
carry their own remedy by me absolute COO.
tempt they excite" "This is a mere elec.
tioneeriog Pasquinade. The world has learn
ed to estimate justly the claims. Of the Hart
ford Convention men TO be 'ths exclusive dis
cples and friends of WAsHISoToN, aud sp.
ply to them tho scriptutai mxt,." not every
ono that crieth unto me, Lord Lord, shall en-.
ter the kingdom of heaven, but he that doth
the will OF my father which is in heaven"
FrnntII Cnsene.
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Mar kEEE,


At south KngstcvS, Peter Taylor, E:q O.
Charestown, Indiana, 10 Miss Isabella Inn .Hqr7ev
OF Eas, Greenwich.
Al Nort- -k'ngstown, IE. John Gardner, of
pt'uce-Edwaras Llavd, 80 Mis- -Hary Ge.r.luDr,
daughter OF Mr.. Amos Garameg, Vi tIss ~. mer
place
At Prov b.. A!r NtksE4iGA Ssarsg-s -rh TO Mss
Spsdsnoh hhy
OlEE.
Ia this town, On Sunday morning last, Miss Caisc-
rine CO"td, IN the sStb year Of her sye
~n sunday morning last, Mrs Lya's Ueedsr, re-
hct ct the 's'e MIR EPhraIn Needen, in The z7th
year of her age.
At Providence, Mr. FREDERICK H.,hGxcv, aged o..
-Nr Nny Curtis. aged sc. E0thsrine, .Iaughtee
OF Caleb CoSgesbai,, aged IS moDths-aSrs III 10
1iRsey, wife of Mr. Elijah Tinyley
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DueHing-Rsaders Of Newspapers often
find light amusemeu, IN what Is termed eross
readings. The following may DO called sfgn
reading: In froo, Of two ad djoioius houses 10
his city, we literally read this b'isf history Of
q duel: Janice Sedon--aod--Jpnbsn Fell
onsSs Pares
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The Sppro,eh osibo Russians, end then re.
treais---a sysem which, wo have no doubt,
viii be persisted 10 anll the end OF the war, /,
should it take place.
A London article of May 9, says letter
has been received by express from Paris,
which states on good authority, that the Turk.
isb government have decided on sending
Plenipo,en,iary to the approaching Coogre,s
for settling the affairs at Europe, TO be held
al Florence.
We are happy TO state, that spirit OF
great liberslty has been manifested to the
sufferers III Ireland. Immense sums have
been subscribed for their relief
The famine RACES terribly 10 tbs Western
Disuic, Of Co'k-Aecks Of Starving people
add 10 the misery of The towns
A Ieitef from Paris, dated Tho 25th of Mar.
draws a figh,fuI picture Of The situation of
the unfortunate Christians at Coss,an,inople =
they were flying by thousands, aud tho nun.
be- was estimated at upwards of $4,000 who
had enba ked, or who were about TO implore
sn asylum Of the European ambassadors:
Privs,e letters rom ST.. Petersburg Of the
Is,h of'lss, month, coming from respectable
authority, favor tire opinion ,hst var with
Tu' key will really take place. S.dr.
LoNDos,.MAY8.>
The fate Of the Turkish Rect appears now
to be pretty well sseertained." A part which
escaped from tho battle OF the An Of Ma ch,
has been burned by the Grocan heet at PAT.
ras, and the remainder ha, suffered ship
wreck at hlexandris.
a:ae: n~--- ST
From Caraecas.--Caraeeas papers 10 the
q ~ Ia
ing all foreigners from ceiling mere handize
on their own account in any OF The ports Of
Colombia, or from making any shipments
from thence. until six months sher having
sigDihed their intention TO become citizens Of
the republic. Puerto Cabello was siiit held
by the royalists. Intelligence had been re.
ceived that two divisions Of Morales army
had advanced upon Maracaibo, o,e of which,
commanded by Col. Balle.tso,, of 500 men,
was met by q division OF Col. HeIas, pa,iiot
chief, and none escaped. Both the comman'
tcrs were killed. Nor ales had Ietrea'ed.
Extreme distress prevailed In the province OF
Coro--a famine had boon produced by
deafth Of rain, none having fallen iD four
years. Half the inhabitants Of Cumsrebo had
died OF hunger. An action had taken place
with 500 royalist., under Col. Teilo, who,
with men only, escaped. Col. Arbuthno,
was among the suffers Bolivar was pro.
crossing 10 Quito. lie had addressed proc
nation, to Ghe inhabitants in the southern
provinces, promising them protection and
freedom.
Extract OF a letter from 4 distinguished Gentleman,
dated August a. 1921.
"Your favor of the 4tb Is received, and in
It the libel Of The Baltimore Telegraph ..
gainst Nj. JEFFERSON, touching the bill of
exchange d,"wnin favor Of Grand Sc Co.
The abuses of u free press cannot be separa
ted from their unwhoesome uses. They
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Mo'e Piracy. "A French ship. from
Havrt arrived at Havana on the 7,h list.
Which had been robbed ) days previous
OF Key Sal. OF property to the auount os
Sl4C 600
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Agricultural Society.
-0@GN-

a T a Meeting of the WoEcEs-
IA TER AGRICuLruRAL SOCIETY, on the
seventeenth day OF April instant, the following
Officers were elected for the year ensuing it
being voted to reduce the number of Trustees
TO thirty.
Hon. DANIEL WALDO, President.
STEPHEN WILLIAMS, Esq. First =. Pres.
Hon. JONATHAN RUSSELL. Second Y. Pres.
THEoPnILUs WHEELER, Esq. Treasurer.
Hon. LEVI LINCOLN, Corresponding Sec'ry.
EDWARD d. BANGS, Esq. Recording Ssc'ry.
TRUSTEES.
Seth Lee, Barre Moses Kendall, do; Silas
Holman, Bolton Joseph Kinds, Wesi-Boyl-
sion. Simeon Draper, BroOkfeld; Aaron Hau-
mond, Charlton Aaron Tuits, Dudley josh
ma w. Leland, Grafton Lemuel Davis. HOl-
den /; Jacob Fisher, Lancaster; Nathaniel P.
Denny, Leicester Joel Crosby, LeOn,inster ;
Seth Hastings, Mendon !; Daniel Tenney, SUI
ton Peary Hunt, Milford Elisha Matthews,
.Ne,n- Braintree William Eager, Marlborough
Jonathan Davis, Oxford Nathaniel Croker,
Parton; Ward N. Boylston, Princeton; Jo-
seph Estabrook, ROydlstOm Nathan Howe,
1Sbrewsb1y James Wolcott, jun. So,.iisJridge J
John Robbins, Sterling Bezalcel Taft, jun.
Urbricge Lovett Peters, Peterborough Oil
yer Fiske, Worcester Thomas Chamberlain,
do. /; Nathaniel stowell, do; Ephraim Now
iCr, do.
April Cd, 1922.
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Worcester, So.
Probate Office, April 9, 1922.
To the Heirs of LYMAN CHASE, late of
Brook6eld, an said County, deceased,
and 10 all others concerned IN the Estate
Of said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
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why the Accounts of the Administrators Of
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for it, or for Cash.
WOOD & PERKINS.
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Worcester, IS.
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To tie Creditors and Heirs Of JEDEDrAH
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an the Estate Of said deceased,
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the Accounts of the Administration of said Es-
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Worcester, SIS.
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To the Heirs Of JosErH BROWN, late Of
Oxford, IN SAID County, deceased, and
to all others concerned az the Estate of
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FOR
Headache and Catarvh.

HIS fragrant and innocent
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VALUABLE
Pasture Lands
For SALE, d: PUBLICK AUCTION

TNHE Subscribers authorized
u by the VIII OF the Honorable LEVI
LfNcoLN, late deceased, will offer for sale. at
Publick Auction, on Wednesday, the twelfth
day OF June next--several PASTURE LOTS.
situate partly in Oakham and partly in spen-
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parts of the Farm of the deceased. called the
&Oakjtdn m."-The Lands were select
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previously upon inquiry of either of the Sub
scribers. LEVI LINCOLN,
JOHN W. LINCOLN, Erse'rs.
EN0CH LINCOLN,
Worcester, May 8, 1892.
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"A CONVENIENT STORE, in
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Shrewsbury, and opened Medical Room hear.
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business, he will noto pay strict and faithful
attention 10 the practice OF Physick and Sur.
gerry. SETH KNOWLTON.
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Valuable Medicine.
AN77ZDYSPEP7YC PILLS.
PREPARED BY HENRY JAMES.


A n approved and almost GER
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whole No. 1858.
New Goods.
SAMUEL WARD

HAS just received ain additions.
3 q al supply of ENGLISH, EUROPEAN.
INDIA. and DOMEsTICK GOODS:-.qlso.
CROCKERY & GLASS WARE-W. /:
GOODS & GROCERIEs-making, in the
whole, very general and extensive 5ssort-
ment, which he is determined to sell as low as
can be purchased elsewhere in this County, or
will exchange them for Produce of all kinds.
n B: All those indebted, whose terms of
credit have expired, are called upon to make
immediate payment:
Worcester, May 8, 1929:
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Furniture w arehouse.
No. 6, .Nslk-Streef,
Opposite the Cid South Chureh,J
BOSTON,


YSHE FURNITURE Commits
II SION COMPANY ASSOCIATION continue
toreceive additional supplies ofIAOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, which, with heirpresent stock,
comprises very complete assortment, princi-
paly of CABINET WARES, of every descrip-
ton: Piano-Fortes, Chairs, Couciaes, and Sofas
Clocks and Time-Pieces-Feather Beds,
Feathers, Mattresses, and Bedsteads-J ocl-
ing-Glasses, Brass Fire-sets, Copper and Iron
Tea Kettles, &c.-Cut Glass, &c. and va
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The conditions of sale are Cash !: and
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abatement can be allowed.-Purchaser are
respectfully informed that the Stock in this
Warehouse is manufactured by the MEMBER
of the Association, and is warranted to be Of
the best quality.
G. BARKER, .agent,
OF Orders attended to with punctualile
and despatch. 4
Boston, March q, 1899. aw
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PATENT
Lead Aqueducts.

YtHE Subscriber respectfully
n informs the Publicl, that he continues
the manufacturing of LEAD AQUEDUCTS.
tor the conveyance of water. The manner IN
which they are made, renders them as cheap
at first cost as Wooden Aqueducts; 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
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any size or weight, by calling on the Subscrib.
er, at his Shop, near SIKEs's Inn, in Werces-
ter.
He fatters himself that, from his experiences
IN the business, and from the encouragement
he has hitherto received, he shall still merit
the patronage of those who wish to purchase
this kind of article.
Individuals can be furnished with size ssf.
hcient to bring water for the use of their House
and Barn, for 81: SO per rod. Aoneduct
Companies can also be furnished with Aoue-
ducts AZ short notice, from So to 4 g per rod.
or more, as the price will vary in proportion to
the size and weight of the Pipe.
" All faVours thankfully received. and
strictly attended to, by
ICHABOD WASHBURN.
Worcester, .ApnI 10, 1922.