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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-10-16
New / establishment.

VESHE Subscriber respectfully
a informs his Friends and the Publick.
that he has taken the Stand formerly occupied
by the late Mr.. BENJAMIN PHELPS, fewrods
north of the South Westinghouse in Worces-
ter-where he carries on the TAILORING
BUSINESS in all its branches.-Those who
favour him with their custom, NAV depend on
having their work done punctually, reasona-
bly,, and IN the neatest and most fashionable
manner.
He has on hand a general assortment
OF trimmings, and few pieces of superior
Coating-and will soon receive a handsome
assortment of sattinets, &c.
VARNUM BRIGHAM.
Worcester, October 9, 1922. CIV
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SAMUEL, WARD

SAMUEL WARD
HAS just received his supply
4 i of Fan and Winter GooDs-conasist-
ing. Of
: Black, blue, mixed, and drab Broad
cloths and Cassmeres; Ladies' Pelisss Cloths:
Kerseys & Plains; Z, 8, 9, & 1914 Rose Blar-
kets; white; yellow, and red Flannels; Sails
bury tlannels plain and bordered Cass;-
mere shawls; plain and figured Bombazetts
Plaids; Woolen Vestings light and dark
Calcoes a great variety of Worsted Hosiery:
black, green, and changeable Silks; black e.
colouFed Canton Grapes; Barcelona, flag, and
bandanna Hdk'is. black silk and fancy do. .
white and fancy Neckerchiefs; Can,brcks and
Muslins; black and white Lace Wells: Merino
Hdk'ls and IndispensabIes; Thread Lsces and
Edgings; Ladies' black and whit Silk. Kid
Beaver, and Habit Gloves; Gentlemen's Bea-
yer and Buckskin do; black, blue, and dra5
Twist Buttons and Bindings; black Kid, and
Morocco Walking-shoes and Slippers; Ameri-
can Shirtngs, Sheetings, Ginghame. &c, Sc.
together with general assortment of w,
GOODS and GROCERIES-an of yhieh he
offers in exchange for Cash, good four. meal and
skim Cheese, and almost all kinds Of Produce.
and as low as can be purchased at any other
Store in the place.
~ r. He calls on all those indebted
to him, whose terms of credit have expired. to
make payment by the first day of November
next, or their demands will be left for co!lec-
ton without further notice.
Worcester, Oct. Is, 1929. ew3t .eow3t
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TGlua6te Sale at AUCTION.
FEYO be Sold. AT Publick Ven.

Y DC OUIu, at I UDIlCk Ven
q due, at the Hotel of Messrs. Hone &
Whste, IN Worcester, on Monday, the twenty
first day of October, inst. at Of the clock in
the CEREMONIAL the STOCK of the Shop of
BENJAMIN PHELPS, late of Worcester, deceas-
ed, consistipga in part, CT
Black, blue, drab, mixed, brown, and
olive Broadcloths and Cassimeres, of various
qualities,-.4lso, Scotch Plaid, green Booking.
Iabby Velvets, black and brown Linens. Vest
Patterns, Sewing Silk, Buttons and Twist
the Tools and Furniture of the Shop.-.4lso.
one Horse, Chase, Harness, and Chaise-Whip
one Sleigh and Rarness.-Togetherq eith ma
ny other articles.
A. HAMILTON, .4dnin'r.
Forester, Oct. 9, 1922. ew
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Worcester, SIS. October A ,oao
VENAAEN on Executions. (hav-

M ing betn previously attached on mesne
process and will be sold, at Publick Auction
at .Ha'ha"tet suaynGrd's Tavern, in Fitchbur~
on Wednesday, the 9th day of November ncxt
at o'clock, ?. Mall the Right in EQUITY
which SAMUEL TAYLOR, Of fitchburr had
on the Slst day of July last to redeem The
larm on which he then lived, together with
the buildings thereon, situated in the south
westerly part Of said Fitchbarg, containing a.
bout seventy acres. :"
ESENR. JONES, D, Sheriff.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-10-16

american antiquarian Society.
A N Annual Meeting of the A.
IA merican Antiquarian Society will be
holden at the Exchange Coffee House, in Bos-
ton, on WEDNESDAY, the Esd inst. at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ. for the choice of officers, and for
the transaction of any other business which
may come before them. An Address will be
delivered before the Society, at the place of
meeting, by member
REJOICE NEWTON, Rec. Sec'ry.
Oct. 70, 1922.
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The following Notice is published at the in
stance Of respectable citizens of several
towns in The North District
WORCESTER NORTH DISTRICT.
~ The Electors in the. sew
eral towns IN Middlesex and Worcester.
composing the IPo9'cestsr North Cong1 es.
s'o1idl District. are requested to meet at
the centre Tavern in FITCHBURG.
on Monday the 2lst inst. at one O'Clock.
7. M. TO agree on suitable person to
be recommended to the people of that
District for their support at the ap-
preaching Congressional election.
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0~P The communication of " Cigts'' IS IN
type, and shall appear next week.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-29

VIM. Fowle 3 Co.
.IAVE for sale
4 Il DC, 900 lbs Havana anG St. Domingo
Coffee.
lie, 900 lbs Sumaira Pepper
SO bids New Orleans sugar
90 bhds retailing molasses
GOO boxes mould {. dip't candles OF APP
proved brands
300 reams wrapping paper
300 pieces Russia duck LIST and Cd Oily
800 do Russia sheetings
loo do heavy and light Ravens duck
SO do Russia diaper
l6 tons ST Petersburgh hemp
90 casks candle {. soap tallow
$50 casks nails assorted sizes
50 bbls. No ! E. 2 Boston beef
80 casks new rice
IL pipes )old Sicily Madeira
10 hall pipes ( wine Woodhouse
co or casks )brand
II cases Olive oil
Half pipes & quarter casks Kiers y Co.
Madeira wine years DID,
Quarter casks of old Malmsy MADEIRA do
60 casks mountain Malaga wine
25 casks claret wine entitled to deben
ture
is 900 bushels St. Ubes salt
800 tons plaster paris
70 crates Liverpool ware
8 casks English sewing Irvine.
jan IA If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-29

Mr.. Williams, of n. c. from the COM
mttee of Claims, made unfavorable re
ports on the petitions ofJean b. Jerome,
OF Henry Hurst. of Joseph +. White,
and OF Sylvia Chaplin; the first named
of which was, on motion, CON mitted to
committee of the whole, and the re.
maiRder laid on the table.
The committee on the Judiciary was,
at their request, discharged from the
further consideration of the memorial
of the Manumission Society of Tennes-
see; and the memorial was ordered to
lie on the table.
The house proceeded to the considera
ton of the resolution submitted yester-
day by Mr.. Sterling, of n YORK, cal
ling on the Secretary ofthe Treasury
for certain Information relative to the
Land Offices; and, after some remarks
from Mr.. Sterling and Mr. Cooke, in
support OF the notion, and Mr.. Sloane
against tin the course of which dis
cussion the resolution underwent some
modifcation)--it was agreed to.
The Bankrupt Blu.
The house then again resolved itself
into a committee of the VIII ole on this
bill-Mr. Taylor in the chair.
Mr.. A. Smith, DIVA. rose and NOV
ed to strike out the first section of the
bill; and the question thereon having
been stated
Mr. Smith addressed the committee
in support of his motion, in speech of
two and half hours. (The length of the
report of Mr.. Stevenson's Speech leaves
US no room for Mr., Smyth's. The re-
port ofhis speech is therefore necessari-
ally deferred.
On motion of Mr.. Mallary, the COM
mittee rose, and obtained leave 10 sit
gain; and
The house adjourned to Monday.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-29
Public Entertainment.

At the Bell Tavern, Lloydsbureh. 8 m,lS
from Aleaandria, on The Littis RiYer
Turnpike Road.
HE subscriber has taken the stand
i lately occupied by Dorset T. Prince.
and in rendering bis services TO the public
Aatters himself that all those who may
please to call on him, will meet with such
fare and attention as may eDtitle him to
full share of public patronage.
P. S. Good stableage. pasturage, &e.
ket, EDWARD CLARK.
JAMS law3w*
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n office.

A LARGE quantity OF first rate OAK
n WOOD can be had on moderate
terms. as soon as the river is av'gaole' a,
the landing of George Mason. Touth oil
Matterwoman creek, Charles county Md.
ian "a
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-29
Corporation Stock.

DURSUANT to authority vested in us,
by a law of the Common Council Of
Alexandria, passed the 9Th day of January
1900 we will receive until the 9th day OF
February next, sealed proposals for the
nurcbase of twelve thousand dollars, stock
OF the Corporation of Alexandria, bearing
an interest of six per cent. per an
nun. and redeemable on or before the
Grst day January, 1889, at the pleasure o:
the Council, or SO much thereof, as will
sot;sfv debt due 10 the Bank OF Alex a.
CHR. NEALE,
\. SWIFT Commissioners
January IS, 1929. dot
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-29

cd W., ons the petitions this day present
sund,r d memorial by Mr. Hooks, from
NE ,,5,. inhabitants of Wilmington, in
the e.,. goi North Carolina, praying for
Of Ran ol'Shment of an uniform System
Il ~auSroPtcy; which on motion of MIR,
Taole u 20 the committee ofthe
Psa. Pens. hhea, from the committee on
made mss and Revolutionary Claims,
tGOD, 'ns@yorable reports on the ne.
lienrv % % Moses Bursell, of John n.
Of Ebs.,o o, Aaron Blauey, of James Wood,
sr;an Of ' .Ir Lord, and of Melcher Bak-
sept the T IsA. were coneurred in, ex,
ordered ,i las'' which on motion. was
a TO lie on the table. "A'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-29

For Freight to a Southern
Port.
kA The good schnr. PANOPE.
XH n athan Soule master, carries IS
barrels and will take freight on moderate
terms. Apply to W. FOWLE & Co.
Who have received per the above vessel
and offer for sale
tons clean hemp
80 pieces Russia duck Of sup: qual'y
100 do do sheetings do do
10 do Ravens duck
90 do narrow sheetings
IL chests olive oil
2 pipes Corsica wine
20 casks tanners oil
35 bbls No. 1 Boston beet
ID do g do do
So tons plaster
dec Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-29
IN SENATE

n. y. Friday, Jan. 25.
from ). vice President being unable,
SsD ~ ispoSition, to attend 10 dav, the
iDo sues ~ adjourned over without transact
Is a0y business.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-29
Office

Notice.
rEHOSE members of the Alexandra
4 Library Company who are in arrears
tor their annual payments. are respect
fully requested to make payment to
the treasurer at the Library Room; as
the nature of the institution requires pay
ment TO be made promptly. A list of un-
paid balances will be laid upon the table,
in the Library Room, on the first day OF
February, ensuing, and will remain there
until the annual election for President and
Directors, which will take place on the
18th of February.
By order,
w. G. CRANCH,
Treasurer A. l.. CO.
ianIs
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: THIS D1T.
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
FINDER the authority oil deed Of trust
~ from Adam Lynn, 10 secure debt
due to Peter Wise, the subscriber will Of
fer at public sale on the premises, on
Tuesday, the 29th day Of January next. at
l2 o'clock, two story brick tenement
and lot OF ground on the south side Of King
street. between ST. Asaph ind Pitt streets
now occupied by John b. Hanmatt. The
lot on which the said tenement stands is
22 ieet in front, and extends southwark 10
depth 1861 feet. Terms made known II
place of sale.
THOMAS WHITE, Trustee.
dec. 2 n
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NOTICE.
TINE subscriber will commence b
l. SCHOOL at Mr.. Edmund's scho,
house OH Monday the 4th February mex
He will teach
Reading,
Writing,
arithmetic,
English Grammar,
Geography,
Book Keeping, &c

on the usual conditions; males and females
will be received. The patronage OF the
public is respectfully solicited
SAMUEL PLUMMER.
Mr.. P. offers his services 10 mechanics,
and other persons, who may not have Ter
sure to arrange their books and accounts.
ian % tu,hs6t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-29
For Boston.

.kss, The very superior brig OLIVE.
@a& Isaac Lincoln, Gaster,e buftben
2000 barrels. She has bali her cargo en-
gagged, and will commence loading 'mme-
diately, to be ready to sail OH the first
opening OF the river, for freight OF lOOU
barrels OF passage. Apply to
Jan 26 JOHN II. 1ADD.&Co.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-26

had settled this difficult point,
Alter Dc o 1s said, Now brother. i Is no
r.auscu.DsYIl 'S YOU what ! was thinking
lrD % , You spoke think i is what .bst
Il before men call sin. ! thought that
SoS s S,ls Spirit s who made the land, never t
he Gfs a one man should have 50 much Of Of
plspdsuu s Tu 10 see it all. anc another MOTTO
i nst much as to plant corn on Tor S h,s
haze 50 n'u i think that the Great cal Spirit
sbIdrs,nn.. il should be So" Silence a;
rSsr p lSsd. till at length the one reilred
rDln snsu nd the other spread his watch
SSbsd, ss .Ieut before the ire, :.
bal sno o, her" time Fedyuscung was a 1t,
~ a pO.ry ltipsey.J His friend said
Bs COO S SUTIS6o' IS one thing very strange
phiD, - :, cannot account tor. 1t is, why
I'D s GisDs gel drunk so much more than
lhs ls S,s "DDsso2le!"' 'Do you think strange
be snissss, p.s,d The old Chief. why it is
d bal Ace al all. The Indians think i no
sOl sIrsp =. drunk whenever they can;but
b,rd . ~; ss men say it is sin, y get drunk
y0a .sbb,slanding" "ssSly Mag
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-26
AUCTIONS.
THIS DAY,

ON TUESDAY at 20 o'clock, will be
" sold at the Auction Store, variety
OF goods, among which are
Sugars, teas, soap, chocolate,
Mustard, raisins, backing, ginger
Tobacco, twine, crockery ware
Honey in jugs, lard, blue, Holland gin
st: Croix rum, vinegar, sc.
Also,
Tumblers, dscanters, bedsteads
Beds, walters, sideboards
Sofas, stoves, CRATES, tenders, &c.
Also,
Ore superior light cart
One common do
One do dray
One riding steed
also,
Shoes, threads, cotton
Silks, children's scarlet hose -
Cloths, cassimeres
Ready made clothes
Low priced hardware
90 barrels apples, and l case shoes,
without reserve.
S. A. MARsTELbER, auct.
nov %
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Public Sale.

On SATURDAY, the 93d instant,
N/1LL be sold on the premises, tbst
w valuable lot of ground on the east
side OF Fairfax street, and TO the south
ward of King street, lately IN the tenure
of Mrs. Mooney, milIoer; fronting on
Fairfax street SO feet, and running back
one hundred feet; on which is erected a
convenient store and dwelling. The above
sale is made pursuant to the will of Geo,
McMunn, decease. Terms at sale.
.g. MORDECAI MILLER, Ex'r
of Geo. McMunn, deceased
g. The above Sale is post
poned to Saturday the 9TH December
next.
s. A. MARSTELLER, Auct.
nov 96 Is
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Draining .9,lnounced!,

J. II. RUNNELLS'
HAS the pleasure to inform his friends
IL and numerous customers that the
THlRTY-FlRST days drawing of the
Grand National Lottery,
will positively take place
On the nth day Of December,
and he completed Immediately after.
The tickets for the sixth class are all
ready printed, and will be for.sale as soon
as this class is finished. Adventures are
invited to furnish themselves at RUN
N'ELLS LOTTERY OFFICE, with tic
kets that may produce them some of the
following capital prizes undrawn, viz:
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-26
Public Sale.

PURSUANT to Deed Of trust, from
H. the Trustees OF the Alexandra Acad-
envy, for the purposes therein mentioned,
the subscriber will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction on the premises, at l2o clock,
on the second day OF January next, lot
or half acre of ground, at the intersection
Of w ashihgton and Wolf stteets; extend
ing on Washington Street l76 ieet in>
ches; and on Wolf street 1873 feet in
ches. Terms 900 dollars in hand. md
the balance of the purchase money, in Que
and Two years, With interst from date.
JONAH THOMPSON Trustee.
nov 90 3tawts
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~ MARINE LIST, @
opT OF ALEXANDRA.
-- --- -raE &GApINe-NooM Books
lARalvED-NOv. 70.

~. Rsbscca and Polly, Pearson,
o;0oS@ond; Goals to ore :. -
R, ssSr Washington, capt, e, Small, l2
ssn from Boston, cargo English coal
l' 90 . ROsemy captain William Sill
0'' s.,sm Via. Norfolk, 5 days; from
=, 10 later liter cargo Molasses, Sugar, Pep
y! =. ' soal Leather, Soap, Candies Shoes
&c, s = mr. Sally, captain Sheldon, IL
&c. from Providence R. /. via.
s Sss", cargo Potatoes, Cheese. Can
N ~. Rum, GIN, cider, Apples, Onions,
c S'I,l Beets, &c. 80 the master, do
'. .sIU Goods, to A. c. CaSenOve & Co.
sch seh Only Sun, capt. E Robins s DIS I'm
KINGSTON Mas. cargo English Coal and
n;lIO T, H. Rowland.
The brig Hope, HOdgkinson, of and
for this port cleared at Gibraltar, the
scbr. Stag, Nevitt, Baltimore; freight
n merchants Of the district Passed
hernia phro1ite brig in n ajemoy Reach.
SAILED.
Schr Mary Moffett, Baltimore.
The brig Hope, Hodgkinsos, OF and tor
~ 80 L. Al OsI ~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-26
:. COHEN. JR,-Baltimore.
GEORGE S. HOUGH.

IN addition TO his early fall purchases,
Il has just received
Il Handsome assortment
purchased since the receut depression in
The wooden market) of
Blue Ss,I 0l s;ss . drs6 CLOTHS
Sup, London blue, BLK, }cassNERrs.
Dra5 & fash blemixed ~
Fine and low priced cassinetts.
3D. Grim ssS lis cinnamon BonpAzsrss
Real and imitation merino shawls and
handkerchiefs
PLAIN and bordered cashmere shawls,
low priced and fine
P E9its, BLUE 81 s;. black and SILKS.
Best black Italian lustring. Levantine
and Florence.
White Cyprus Grape "a new srticlel
Silk and tabby velvets.
FigAd and plain bombazettes
Circassian plaids and stripes
Tartan plaids and cloak camblet.
Mixed kerseys. plains & point blankets
Irish and German linens
Lacons and linen cambrics
SILK Sill cotton, worsted. HOsE.
Knit wooden long stockings, and socks,
for servants
Cause and raw silk stockings
Womens' English & French kid gloves
n nss sk hes, + T bssSst GLOVES.
Sewing cotton and threads, very good
Floss and knitting ditto. white aud CO.
lored doDestics
Boot cord and black ribbons for shoe
makers
Large silk Umbrellas.
Together with general assortment Of o.
ther articles; and as be is determined to sell
FOR
ca SH ONLY,
they will be disposed OF at a small advance.
18th mo % 2w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-26

:. authorised to announce Sycnor
We -, as a Candidate for the suftrages
SGitg, IsS' IS Prince William, Loudoun, and
dthss s't . represent them in the next Con-
Fsir.s,he United States.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-26
Caution.

THIS is to forwarn all persons from ia
IL king the assignment OF bond given
by the subscriber 10 a certain John l.. Elias,
dated in April last, for The sum OF Thirty
Dollars and Fifty Cents, and payable the
18th of October past, for he is determined
not 10 pay the same unless compelled by
law, as the conditions for which it was gi-
ven have not been complied withtby said
Ellis. GERARD LORD,
King George County, "a.
nov 20 law3t
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-26
Sheep.

Sheep.
THO be sold at public sale, on Monday
Il Cd day of December, (if fair, If not,
the next fair day )at Rozier's Ferry, near
" opposite Alexandria, between
SO e. 60 Head Of Sheep,
most of them fit for the butcher. Time Of
sale l2 o'clock Terms cash.
nov % Is
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IA MARINE LIST, ~
PORT OF ALEX AN d RIA.
COPIED FROM THE READING-RooM BOOKS,
.ARRIyEp-June II.

Schr. Criterion, Herdesley, Baltimore
freight 10 Saml. Messelsmith aud John II.
Iadd & Co.
Schr Independence, Little, Phiiada. 8
DAYS; freight 10 different merchants OF the
district.
Schr, Lydia, Small, Harwicb. le days;
ballast TO the master.
Steam boat Potomac, Middleton. Nor.
folk; with passengers-left below brig Abb
gail, and some inland vessels bound up.
Schr Jane Cooper, Curritucs; shingles
and beeswax 10 the master.
Schr. Dash, Allen, Richmond, via Nor
sOlk; 8 ds from the latter, tar to Thomas
Lowe.
JUNE f2.
Brig Abigail, Goodday, New York, 10
d. ballast to VIM. Fowle & Co.
Schr. Stag, Nevett, Baltimore 8 days;
freight to different Merchants of the dis
trict.
Several inland vessels with various
country produce, also got up.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-13

I'm sitting in his caail--h Iad pre-
found bun now 81 years OF age, smooth
sent wife, .t; ne locks with her COMB sa ~
ing bis wn, he utmost interest IN MS WEI.
exhibiting ~, Nv unable TO walk eAcepl ~
fare-He y chairs OF the arms OF his al
hoSns mis-, though his hsai Wb eos at the aye
pear raP ~ used to work about DIS i, Tue
Of loo, VI his irewood &c. ana un.', w; .ue
farm, eus a n he walked out oil oooi s. WIN
last two l 1sa He IS in person Talner a
out assi'Ian,1dsjil size, of Grecian features
boge the m nanetrallng eyes. his locks are {,
WIN e eiayed white, looking a5, Se His frame
Of ,S s, @ouldered in the g grave ' causes
aIrsas'f eebls-the least moSe e.s and edu We
is 90" ae' 70 crate at the Joinls, anu we ",
bis bones ~ chill at the presence Of
feel a no snss appearance speaks sucn a
amaIl S sSscay and gradual dissolutIon,L
lesson Of ue ars " ithered, dry and cold: inc
HIS hands are rs standing out in ruddy full
His countenance IS 'sm ",,,rv and
ns;, lied vita the care OF a., a Sen anns,r 10
"ril nth His mental faculties appea, -
an s.;Ia i;mpaired his memory, however ai
be l!u. ;fs informed US, begins TO is II, anu
as DIS "m' connect his ideas with muco
precision; ll aniable and social, and were
dc =, ,s., his hearing is somewhat alice
j aO hs would be most interesting person
leu . ~ We asked him many
ID s to all of which he made very
qu s.;hIs replies. His life, ne said, was
sens sss',U soan though be had lived more than
p put time since the landing OF our Ia
. ne" at Plymouth rock. 1t had now be-
In nms bur,ben TO him, and he was willing
:. .o dsnart when it should please the Al ,
w;gbty With the present generation OF
non he seems to have little acquaintance;
n"r fathers and grandtathers were bis CO.
IN The annals Of longevity in this state,
.hars are but three to be found who have
. 'ae the age of Mr.. Weicb. Those
tSrss are Mr.. Loveweil, of Dunstable,
Mbo lived TO be l2o; William Perkins OF
New Market, 1lS, and Robert Macklin,
Of Wakefield, ll5.
The two FIRST are supposed to have been
horn in England, the last was a native OF
Scotland. We cannot recollect single
instance of any one born in the state OF
New Hampshire who has arrived at the
age of Alr. WEIGH.