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WORCESTER,
WEDNESDAY,, Avousr Z, 1922.
WE FOkELGN AcEWS

Although we have intelligence from Europe
to the s5th Of June, the long anticipated
war between Russia and Turkey is not yet ,sn1
nounced. Uncertainty sin rests on the dies
signs Of Alexander; ard, notwithstanding the
positive language Of some journals, the guess
ton Of peace or war seems to us as undecided
as ever. Ia the mean time, the Greeks are
struggling, single-handed, against the power
Of the ferocious Turks, who--we were about
to say have gIutted-haye only stimulated
their thirst for vengeance, by the slaughter oe
the Sciots, and by the ravishment and captivx
ity Of the wives aud daughters Of those ILL
lated islanders. And yet there are those who
hope the peace Of Europe win not be disturb
ed BY war between Russia and Turkey
Inc GFeeks may he slaughtered by thousands
~ their terrible. struggle, so that the peace
Of Europe be moi disturbed. Tho neaca sc
Europe 'Iis the policy Of cabinets that i.
cared for.-To prevent the effus;on Of Hood
ana yer Greecc, unassisted. Is bleeding from
len thousand wounds.-The cause Of bnmsn;-
y fears war between Russia and Turkey
As If the slaughtered men Of Greece. and her
0aP''se females were beyond the pale Of hu.
NANNY. we covet none Of This dread Of a
war on such theatre, and between such conn
Datants. Bloody as il might be, it would
WORK wholesome cure. If it be delayed, it
WIN not be forever prevented. but viii onlv
break forth with the greater fury for The de-
'ay' onequivOcally, therefore, we say we do
not desire to see peace preserved between
Turkey and Russia.
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hto10As AUGUST =.
Latest from Brasil. The ship Cad
mus which arrived at this port on
THURSDAY, from Rio Janeiro, has brought
papers 70 June Is. They contain very
little news We learn from an article
which We publish today npder the Lon
don dale, giving some account Of the
Portuguese Congress III the latter pat / 0f
May, that as early as that period, cor
respondence between TIE government
Of Rio Janeiro and that of Pernambuco
mad been hy the latter communicated
% The Portuguese Government, from
uhicl''ii would seem chat the Prince Re-
gent hid requested lbe government 81
feFnanhuco 70 send two delegates 10
no JanQiro, for TIE purpose of forming
2 central government Cor the Braxils;
I'D that the Pelnambncans. who are
nj renowned for their loyalty, declined
thA Irritation, alleging TINT thew could
nat take any step III The affair without
ne kqoWledge and consent Of The Sove-
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OF We notice that several New-Yor; and
Philadelphia papers have copied the " *.
tract Of letter from an Amtrisan gentleman
ia Europe, dated Feb. 10, 1927 wi.hoa,
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Our onn Country The busy hum Of indus
try is heard on every side and the enterprise
Of our citizens is daily developing resources of
wealth and independence which politicians
have neglected. The people have called
upon Hercules until they find it better to put
their own shoulders 10 The wheel. Agricul-
ture, therefore, fcvives; Manufactures pros
per; and Commerce must, Of consequence,
become re-invigorsted.
All this, if not neps, is at least subject for
pleasant reflection and if it chance to sug-
gest theme for any of the disputants upon
political economy, we shall not quarrel with
them.
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writer in the Federal Republican
announces, that gentleman Of Balti-
more, every way competent to the task.
has, for some time past, been collecting
materials for biography of General
alexander Hamilton.
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TO RENT,
TO RENT.

ST1ysN The subscriber wishes to rent for
Wks9 one or more years his wharfand ware
shsl house. The warehouse is three sto-
60 ies high, FIRE proof, and having every
convenience for an extensive business. The
wharf is 40 feet ir length and 10 in breadth,
and has water of sufficien; depth for the largest
vessels. mar % IF JONAH THOMPSON,
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.lfR. j. HEPBURN,S
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
alexandria County, TO mir
November Term, 1921, 3ist day.
IN CHANCERY.

IN CHANCERY.
Romulus Riggs and Observation-Disclosures.
against
Thomas Swami, Colin Aud, and Edmund |. L &c,
and the Merchants Bank of Alexandria, and
others--DEFEHDANTs.
The defendants, the Mechanics Bank of Alex
andria, the Bank of Washington, the Bank of
the Metropolis, the Patriotic Bank, and the Cen
trail Bank of Georgetown and Washington, APP
peared, by Walter Jones, their sole tor, and by
consent of the plaintiffs, and of the several de-
PENDANTS to this suit, including the Banks in the
Bill named, as claiming preference, il is ordered,
That the trustees, Swami, Aud, and Lee, do
proceed to make sale of all the property, debts
and effects, claimed or held by them as trustees
under the said assignment in the bill mentioned
or which may, in any manner, have arisen from
the property and effects assigned, upon the
terms and in the manner provided in the order
made in this cause on the thirteenth day of May,
1919 ; and that they bring the proceeds thereof
into court, TO be subject to their final order ami
decree, as directed by said order. IL is further
ordered, That the said trustees do, alter making
said sale, report to this Court a full account OF
all their transactions under the said deed OF trust
showing the nett amount of disposable funds re-
naming in their hands subject TO the trusts de-
clared by said deed and showing also the a.
mount of claims made upon them by c. editors oil
said Bank, and stating, as far as may be in their
power, the validity of such claims. And this
suit abates as to James II. Dulany, by his death,
a copy.) Teste. EDM 1. LEE, c. c.
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TN pursuance of the foregoing order, and of
IL the order of 18th May, 1919, therein men
toned, at the Merchants Coffee House in the
town of Alexandria, on Saturday the FIRST dag OF
June neri, at len o'clock a. II. shall sell, by
public auction, all the property, debts and ei-
fects, conveyed 10, or in any manner vested in,
AIe1andria--one fourth part of the purchase
money TO he paid in cash, and the residue in
three equal instalments at 6, -, and Is months,
to be secured by such good and sufficient per-
sonal security, with reserved lien upon the
premises, as we shall deem safe.
THO. SWAMI, }
EDM. l. LEE, Trustees.
apri! 4 COLIN AULD. sw
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AJ0T1DM SAIbIMso
TRUST SAI,E.

az ~ y Z. IN LIZ.
Rf virtue of decd cfrsust executed TO the
ke subscriber by Stephen Daniel, and now of
reeo'd IN the county court OF Alexandra. tor
u Use Pa'pose o. securing certain sums of money
,nere'h spec'hed, to thompson Farr and Aaron
Dprson, shall offer at public auction ON Nonday
ne 29M day 81 .irrii, 1922, before the tavern
door of Trplett Miller, in the town of Union,
,f-z.,rs M the county of Eoudoun, Va a GER
EyzF tam House and Lot in the town OF A.
Es1s lexandria, situated Oh the south side of
1872 Ming street, and eastw ard OF Payne-
street, and bounded as follows: iegin.
ning on king-street % feet TO the eastwa arc of
fayne.stieet, and running thence we.,w ardly
win kms street 20 feet, thence southw ardly and
parallel with Payne-street, thence westwardy
ant parallel with King-street % feet, thence
north"ardly and parallel with PAYNE street TO
teet' to the beginning, with the privilege OF the
aiiey to the Diagonal street which said house
IS now IN ihe occupancy OF James Ham.
nond. The sale will bs made at the place .fore-
SAID, between sun rise and sun set, on IT., day
above mentioned, and such tit.e as j. vested in
me as trustee, will me made to the purchaser.
apSh Is JOHN w. GEAYSON.
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REMOVAL

SAMUEL DEvAUGHN, hair-dresser, With
- particular satisfaction tenders his warmsst
gratitude for the liberal encouragement display
ed to him by the gentlemen Of Alexandria for
retrospection of the last autumn and winter
gives him many evidences that philanthropy is
not wanting among them. He will still endea-
yor to merit their appreciation, by a close appIi-
cation to barbsrism in all its notifications. aod
as the spring bids fair, the summer he hopes will
not be fallaoious, but yield plentiful harvest.
lie has lately removed his shop ON the oppo.
site side of the street, opposite his foro., me.
where he will be happy to attend to gentlemen
in the several branches Of undressing and sha-
wing 81 sprll
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n Hist.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

ARRIrED ...APRIL l-2.
Schr Carr, Merryman, New Smyrna,
East Floridas Ia /; live oak timber, for
the navy yard, Washington city.
sAILED....MARoH %.
Schr Reaper, Sawyer, Amsterdam.
- White Oak, Hammond, Boston.
Sloop William, Mcclellan, Boston.
Java, Fowler, New-York.
Ships Diana, and Potomac, hence, got
to sea on the morning ofibe sSth uIt.
Brig Winifred, Gelston, at Havana,
for this port, April IL.
Sloop Norfolk, Fisher, cid at Phia-
delphia 1st inst for this port.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-26

are the. naxims of our political wisdom. Il
ever the exalted, civil and religious privileges
winch we enjoy, are endangered or forfeited,
IL VIII be IN consequence of an essential de-
parture from these principles in the admins
tratlon OF the government. In such case.
The only redeeming spirit is TO be found in the
Z intelligence and probity of the people. But
IT Is the nature OF all human systems TO dete-
Tlorate. And when the fathers shall have
iallen asleep. what pledge have we that this
hteflgence and probity will be found among
the people! Let the Young Men of our coun-
Try be ms;ie familiar with the story of our Rev
otution; with ITS perils and its sacrifices: its
progress and IFS success. Let their minds be
thoroughly lmbued with the principles of their
ia-iiers, and 1t may be hoped that the nantes
OF our ascending Eeijahs will fall on our young
flishas, with portion of their spirit.
Another object of such celebrations ought to
be, to excite gratitude to Almighty God, for
the remarkable interposition of his hand in
the days that tried mems souls, as well as for
the continuance OF our distinguished privileges.
While 1t is our duty as citizens and Christians
TO impinre the continuance of the Divine fa-
YOUR, we ought to be unfeigncdly thankful for
his benefactions
But II is truth, that the manner in which
the day has usually been celebrated, has not
been best calculated to secure these objects.
In the acrinIony of party feeling, the princi-
pies OF political truth have bee lost, and the
spirit of gratitude, which is due 10 .God. has
been smotbered in riot and extravaganza.
One Ill effect of this proclamation OF the day
has been, that large portion Of the more Sc
rious OF the community have either attended
the celebration with reluctance, or withdrawn
from them with disgust.
This subject has been matter of regret: and
the question has been often asked, Can no
plan be devised which shall secure the bene
fits of these Festivals without their concomi-
tant evils' And it is gratifying to learn that
attempts are making for an experiment of this
kind. 1t appears that at Publick Union
Prayer Meeting, (Which has been attended for
several months in this vicnity,) committee
from several towns was appointed to make ar
engagements for a Religious Celebration OF the
day. '0tthom distinction Qfparty.
1t is understood that an Grafton will he de.
livered, accompanied with more devotional
exercises than is usual on such occasions.
substantial but frugal repast will be provided,
wholly unaccompanied with spirits or uiae,
and, OF course, at moderate expense.
A FRIEND TO REFORM.
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Religious Cete6ration.

ESHF Committee appointed at a
Il Publick Union Prayer Meeting, at SUIT
ton, on the 18th inst. to make arrangements
for the Religious Celebration of the approach
ing Anniversary of American Independence,
give notice that the Day will be celebrated at
Worcester.
The Procession will move from Messrs.
Ho~e White's Hotel, at II O'Clock, A. NJ.
to the South Meeting House, when an laD-
DRESS viii be delivered by Rev. Mr.. GONG.
The services will include more religious ex-
ercises than usual on such occasions.
A COLLATION. will be furnished by
Messrs. Hotre Hhae, in their Hall, unac-
companed with ardent spirits or wine.
Provision for Ladies in another apart
ment of the same house.
Tickets may be had at the Bar of
Messrs. Ho'ce & UAite--for Gentlemen, SO
cents--for Gentleman and Lady, rs cents.
~ Clergymen are respectfully in
vited TO attend
Per Order Of The Committee,
WM. MANNING, CAoir'n.
Worcester, June 96.
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TCoNmuxicArroN.l.

Mr.. Editor-Reports Of the insolvency Of
Banking companies are not unfrequently sound
ing in our ears. Rumours of this kind excite
alarm, mingled with indignation towards the
banking interest.
The great mass of the people, not having
an immediate interest in banking establish
ments, and not having the means Of knowing
without considerable trouble the responsibility
of those concerned, or the method by which
they are conducted, are ready to pronounce
the whole an imposition on the publck.
The writer confess,s his views in respect TO
the method Of conducting banks, or the stabil-
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
WORCESTER, IS. Supreme Judicial Court OF
Probate, at Worcester, .4prl Term, A. Ii.
1922.
ON the Petition aforesaid Ordered.
That the said Adonijah How notify all persons
interested therein to appear at the next Term
of this Court, to be holden at Worcester, with
in and for said County of Worcester, on the
first Tuesday of October next, by publishing
an attested copy Of said Petition, and this Or
der thereon, in the Mdssachp seiis Spy and in
the Columbian Centtnel, three weeks success.
sively, the last publication to be thirty days,
at least, before the sitting of said Coart, that
they may then and there shew cause, If any
they have, why the prayer thereof should not
be granted.
Attest, ABIJAH BIGELow, Clerk.
A copy of the Petition and Order of Court
thereon.
Attest, ABIJAH BlGELow, CLERK.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-26
HUMBLY SHEWS-
a DONIJAH HOW, of Prince

= ~ ton, in said County, Gentleman, that on
the thirtieth day of May, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and one, he
became surety, with others, for Michael Gill,
OF Westminster, in said County, Esquire, Prin-
cipal, in Bond by them made and executed
to the Judge of Probate within and for said
County of Wol cester, for the faithful discharge
Of the trust reposed in him, the said Gill, as
the Guardian duly appointed to Moses Gill,
Nancy K. Gill, Sarah p. Gill, now Sarah p.
Thayer, wife ofEzekiel Thayer, Hull A. Gill,
all now OF Boston, in the County of Suffolk, to
Michael Gin, jun. of Cincinnati, in the State
Of Ohio, 10 Thomas B. Gill, of said Princeton,
and to Fanny Gill, of said Westminster-.ali
children of the said Michael Gill, sen.-that
more than six years have elapsed since the
date of said Bond; and that all of said chill
dren have long since attained to the age OF
twenty-one years.
Your Petitioner therefore prays this Hon.
Court that he may he discharged from any fur.
Their responsibility upon said Bond, agreeably
to Law of this Commonwealth in such case
made and provided. And, as in duty bound,
will ever pray ADONlJAH HOW,
By has Attorney, RUFUS PUTNAM.
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INDEPENDENCE.
Messrs. MANNING & Sow.

The approach of the Anniversary of Ameri-
can Independence exctes a thousand interest
ing recollecrons. ! he Revolution was an H.
lustrious event. The heroes Of the Revolution
were chosen band; and while the m, mory
of thos OF them who are dead is enibaimed IN
the affections of the nation, the few who re-
main should be regarded as political patriarchs,
whose age connects the present ora with other
times. This National Jubilee ought to be an
nuaily celebrated. In these celebrations, two
objects ought to BIO sought. One Is, the de-
velopment and illustration of the principles of
those who achieved our Independence, which
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-26
HteD,

In this town, on the 10Th inst after a long
and distressing illness, Mr.. Enos Tucker, aged
55. Printers in the state of Maine, in New
York, and IN the District Of Columbia are re-
quested TO insert this death
I'm honest man IS the nobtest tcork Of God"
AT Orange, (Mass.) on the 18th inst Mr..
EbenezeE Foskett, aged rs.
In GARNER, on the 9th inst. Miss Betsy D.
Howe, daughter OF Mr., perley Howe, aged %.
In 0akham, OH the 10Th inst. Mrs. Esther
Sargent, wife of Mr.. John Sargent, aged TO-
Printers IN .Ne~- YOrk are requested 10 insert
hts death
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William ID. Fenno,
GOLD &. SILVER SMITH.

GOLD q SILVER SMITH,
INFORMS the PubIick. that
y he has taken the old stand of EARLE g.
CHASE. opposite the BANK, where he intends
keeping general assortment of FANCY
GOODS, among which are The following -
Gold and Gilt Watch-Chains; Seals g.
Keys; Paste Finger Rings; Earnings Bosom
Pins; Silver Spoons; Do. Thimbles Plated
Casters; De. Candlesticks Brass do; Steel
SHUTTERS; SnufTer-Trays; Tea-Trays; Knives
4 Forks; Penkniyes Scissors Razors; Steel
Spectacles; Reticule Snaps; Gilt Hooks g.
Eyes; Imitation Shell Combs; Cloth Brushes;
Hair do; Tooth do; Britannia Tablespoons
Iron do; Millifleur Soap; Cinnamon do. Co
logne Water; Oil of Lavender; India Rouge.
Bugles; Spangles; White & Yellow Bullion
Coral Beads; Glass do.-and various other ar
ticles not herein mentioned.
The above win be sold cheap for
Cash or approved Credit.
N. B. Particular attention paid to re-
pairing Jewelry.
o. Cash PAID for old Gold and SLIDER.
Worcester, June 10, 1899.
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REFUTATIO.Nl
TyHE Subscriber is 10th to-

\ II obtrude his personal concerns ON the
pubiick; but the Advertisement of Jos. B.
HOLDEN, in the last Spy, makes it incum-
Dent on him to state the following facts -
About month since, Mr.. Holden left Rutland
suddenly, and, as was generally supposed, had
apsconded. Being bound for him, to the pay
ment OF between four and FIVE hundred dol.
iars, called at his house, on the morning he
ieit Rutland, for the purpose of seeing him.
ana there first learned he had gone. His
Wife SAID ne left some papers for me, which
afterwards received of her, aUitkOm any diyee-
irons as to the disposition of them. One of
them was the note, signed by james Esfabrook.
Jun. q 70. for two hundred dollars, mentions
ed IN MIR. Holden's Advertisement. There
was also Power of Attorney, simply author.
islng me to collect any of bis notes or other
demands during his absence. The Note.
above mentioned, Estabrook & Co. refused to
pay, and | disposed of it. The next day
saw Mt. Holden, for the first time, in Rutland,
after ne went off as above mentioned +: when
he demanded the Note and other papers.
then informed him how the Note was disposed
of; and the other papers refused to re-deliv-
er until he should secure me against the La
blities had incurred on his account. Lis
not true that ] received the Note for the pur-
pose OF making payment to C W. 4 G. Tuck
ernaara, Of Boston. ''-I did not know that such
individuals existed. received it without be-
ms; !" ordered 10 pay over'' the proceeds to
any one and | hold the money as par
tial security for the debts which am bound
TO pay for him. The community where we
are both known. will judge, therefore, what
foundation there is for the reproach attempted
to be cast on me by the ssCaution'' of Mr..
Jos. B. Holden.
CHARLES MARSH.
Rutland, June 95, 1892.
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CLNCLNN1TL
THE Members Of the 1iasso.

YsHE Members Of the 1iassa.
Il ehltsetts Society Of Cincinnati are here
ny notified that their Annual Meeting will be
heid at the Exchange Coffee House, in Boston.
on THURSDAY, the fourth of July, at 10 o.,
CLOCK, A. NJ; at which time and place full
and punctnal attendance is requested, as the
society will proceed to the choice of Officers.
and to transact other important business
he Standing Committee are requested TO
meet at 9 o'clock, at the same place
USl- Members of other Societies Of Cincinnati.
VINO may be in the city, or the vicinity, are
respectfully invited to dine. Dinner al three
O'clock.
THOMAS JACKSON, Assistant See'ru.