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From the Boston Evening Gazette, March 2.l
Compendium Of Foreign Intelligence.
The arrival at Charleston, of the
Brig Fortuna, Captain Scott, from Per-
nambuco, brings accounts as late as Jan.
9th. The inhabitants of Brazil had es-
tablished the new Constitution, and had
compelled the European Commander
Don L. de Rego, whose tyrannical con-
duct had been disapproved of by the
King. to embark with his troops to Por-
tugal. Tranquility was re-established.
A new General had Just arrived, and
bad been received with mockery of
military parade by the Brazilian troops.
His own forces, 800 strong, having fall
en- to leeward had not landed, but would
either be resisted or taken prisoners
The determination of the inhabitants
was to maitA lin perfect independence
ofPortugal, although the Court had man
ifested the strongest disposition to re-
tain their dependence. The types be-
longing to the presses in Pernambuco
had been destroyed by the General,
when he abandoned the city; but it was
expected soon to be reinstated
Further confirmation of the independ-
ence Of Panama and Porto BelIo has
been received during the past week by
the U. S. schr. Grampus, which arrived
at Charleston on the 18th ult. The
Grampus had cruized for four months
on the Spanish Maine and in the West
Indies. About the middle of January,
1000 men embarked at Carthagena to
garrison those towns, so very important
to secure safe intercourse between
the two oceans. Two thousand men
had also sailed from st. Martha for Mar
racaibo. Seven thousand men had
marched for the city Of st, Domingo.
Domestick.-The domestick events
we have been called upon to record
dcr;ng the week, have principally relat-
ed to disasters By Goods and freshe;s,
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PAINTING.
II fen rods south Of the Court
House, Court Hill.
S. w. DAY,

GRATEFUL to his Friends
"a and the Publick for the encouragement
ne mas hitherto received, would inform them
that he still continues to carry on
Stgn, Ornamental, Landscape, Militia
ry, Carriage, and PLAN Painting.
He datters himself that, by his assiduity, with
a firm determination TO give complete satisfac-
ton to those who favour him with their COM
mands' ne, shall meet with that patronage his
humble endeavours may merit
FHe keeps constantly for Sale,
COMES superiOay Tscist-seat Fanny CHAIRS
also, plain Wood do. at reasonable prices,
Worcester, March 5, 1922.
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To be sold, at Publick
Vendue,
BIZ Order of Court, on MON.

by Order of Court, on MON
Day, the eighteenth dag of March
neat, ate O'Clock, P. NJ. on the premises,
so much of the Real Estate Of
~ STEPHEN BRIGHAM, late of Boston, in
the County of Suffolk, deceased, as will raise
the sum of fifteen thousand nine hundred and
ninety-two dollars and sixty-eight cents. for
the payment of his just debts and incidental
charges.
Said Real Estate consists of a certain
piece or parcel of Land. lying in West-Boyls-
ton, In the county OF Worcester, and is bound
ed as follows, viz. :-Northerly, on land Of
Edmund Hartwell and John Temple EASTER
y, on land OF Stephen Flag; southerly, on
land set off to Bulah Brigham. as dover. and
on land of Edmund Brigham and westerly.
on the town road-containing Al acres and
% rods.
.also-Twe undivided third parts. in
reverslon, OF certain piece or parcel of Land,
SET OH TO the sand Bulah Brigham, as her dow
er, lying IN West-Boylston aforesaid, and
bounded easteriy on the town road ; southerly,
and westerly on land of Jonathan Plympton
and northerly, on land of Edmund Brigham
containing % acres.
.4Lso-Two undivided third parts. in
reversion, of one other piece or parcel of Land.
set of as aforesaid bounded easterly on land
OF John Bond and Stephen Flagg; northerly.
by other land of said deceased; and westerly
and southerly, by land of Edmund Brigham
containing acres.
.atso-Two undivided third parts, in
reversion, of that part of the Dwelling-House
and Land set off to the said widow, in dower>
as aforesaid.
OF Conditions made known at the
time andplace of SALE
LEVI BRIGHAM.
March s, 1922. :.
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occasioned by the violent rain and ex-
tensive thaw on Wednesday and Thurs
day of last week. The damages and
disasters arising from these casualties,
were experienced as far South as Ma
ryland, and were severely felt in this
State, Connecticut, Newly ork, New
jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware
The most lamentable accidents have
been the loss of lives in two or three
instances. At Durham in Connecticut,
as the mail coach arrived at the bridge,
the driver stopped his horses to inquire
if it was safe 10 pass. Different persons
gave contradictory advice, and he deter
mined to push the horses over. The
bridge gave way, and two passengers, Mr..
Palmer and Nj. Prentiss of Boston, lost
their lives-but Mr.. Gray, formerly of
Boston and the Coachman were rescued
from the water. Mr.. Gray occupied
seat near the window which had been
let down, and when he found the Coach
sinking in the water, with the great mail
fallen upon them, he made the greatest
exertions to gain the window, and was
finally enabled, by taking hold Of the
twigs and branches of trees. as they
passed rapidly down the current, to
draw himself out of the window. He
finally reached the corner of fence,
and chung to it until he was rescued
Mr.. Palmer was seen out of the coach
standing in a shallow place in the river,
but he dashed into deep water and met
his untimely fate. Mr.. Prentiss, we be-
lieve, was never seen after the coach
fell through the bridge. Most of the
bridges between New-York and Boston
were swept away-at Norwalk, Sauga-
tuck, Stratford, and Milford.
The damages in Philadelphia were
severe. The inhabitants were obliged
to pump the water from their cellars.
The ice in the SchuylkilI dam, at
Fair Mount, gave way, and presented
one Of the most sublime prospects ever
beheld. At o'clock the entire bridge
of the Falls Of Schuylkill was seen rap
idly approaching the Falls of the Dam !;
and that of the sister bridge, at Upper
Ferry. 1t gIided safely under the lofty
arch Of the adjacent bridge, and was
forthwith projected by the current a.
gainst the eastern pier of the permanent
bridge, and severed by the conclusion.
The rise of the river was SO great be-
low the dam in the space of an hour,
that many lives were in danger, and
much property lost. The rapidity of
the current could not have been less
than ten miles an hour.
Two young ladies, one aged 10 and
the other only 8, daughters of Mr.. Shute,
of West-Chester, in attempting to pass
the bridge at White Plains with their
brother in sleigh, were drowned
The water overlooked the bridge, they
jumped out, and were carried away by
the current.
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Farm for Sale, IN Nor.
cester County,

iONoIo L INU OF 44O acres.
~ lying together, in a convenient fera.
one half of which is cleared land, suitably + C.
ed, and the other half in forest stale. situated
at the distance of 40 miles from Boston. in the
fourishing town of Sterling. on the publick
road leading from Boston to Princeton. and IL
miles from Worcester. There are on the pre4.-
lses two Houses, sufficient distances from each
other, one convenient and in good repair for.a
respectable family, with which is connected
an excellent Barn, 20 feet in length. and a
Building adjoining, containing Chaise- House,
0ranary, and extensive covering for carts.
tools OF husbandry, and cattle another extern
slye shed for sheep, and a Mill-House. The
other House will answer for small family.
and there are two other Barns, conveniently
situated. The Farm contains variety OF soil.
rom the strongest Upland to light Ploughing.
Wi;h suhclency Of Orcharding and fresh
meadow. Several small Brooks run through
tne Whole. There rs sufhciency of Manure
on the Farm Tor the ensuing season. The
WOOD derives saieable value from its contg-
ulty to seVera. factories and villages, This
purchase is an object for an individual disposed
SO settle = family about him, or a capitalist
inclined to invest money, as the present tenant
VIII lease the premises for term of years, at
the interest of the purchase, The payrne.1t
wan be made easy, by advancing 331 per cent.
ana the residue Tnay~lay. on security of the
Estate, to be paid with interest, at such instal-
ments as will be convenient to the purchaser.
eT Inquire of the Subscriber, at his
Buildings, Congress Square, BosroN. or of
JOHN H. sTRATTON, on the premises. If
not previously bargained, the whole viii. posi-
lively and without reserve, be sold at Auction,
on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of April ensu-
ing, at II o'clock, on the premises.
E. H. ROBBINS, Jun.
Ps--The purchaser may be accommodated
with the Stock and Utensils on the Farm
which consists of 16 Cows, and $50 Meriao
Sheep, 2 yoke of Oxen, and IL two wears old
and yearling Cattle, Horse, &c, &c.
March /, 1922. -
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Clerk Wanted.

A I the Store of the NORTH
IA BRIDGE CoTTeN NANuFAcrUR1NG Co.
YOUNG MAN, who would be willing to ap-
ply himself closely to business. Unquestiona-
BILE recommendations will be required.
.also-Wanted, a CoTToN CARDER.
to take charge of a -Room-one who is
well skilled in the business
would be given to one having Family
Good encouragement may be expected, by i'm
mediate application to
A. A. WALKER, Agent for
the Northbridge C. M. Co.
Northbridge, March A, 1929. .SI5
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MARRIED..

In Templeton, by the Rev. Charles We'll
hngton, Mr.. Luther Parker to Miss Dolly By
am. Mr.. James Johnson, jun. to Miss Lucy
More. Mr.. Daniel johnson to Miss Electa
Lincoln. Mr.. Avery Turner to Miss Hannah
Baker. Mr.. Hervey Maynard, jun. to Miss
Esther Guild-all of Templeton.
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Notice rs hereby Gsye,,.

KNHAT' the Subscriber has been
IL been duly appointed Exccutrix Of the
last Will and Testament and Codicl of AN
DREW PETERS, late of Westborough, in the
County of Worcester, Esquire, deceased, and
has taken upon herself that trust, by giving
bonds as the law directs. All persons indebt-
ed 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 settlement.
AMY DAVENPORT.
Marlborough, March 5, 1922.
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Worcester, SIS.
Probate-Office, February 26, 1922.
TO the Heirs Of RuTH GERRIsH, late of
Westminster, IN said County, deceased,
and TO all Others concerned an the Estate
ofsaid deceased, Greeting.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
m pear (ifyou see it) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in April next, at
one of the clock, after noon, to show cause
why the instrument, which purports to be the
last Will and Testament of said Deceased,
should not be proved and approved; and you
viii be heard thereon.
NATtfL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate-Ofice, February q, 1892.
To the W5dozv, Creditors, and Heirs of
PEREZ WATERMAN, late of Oakham, IN
sGid County, deceased, end to all Others
concerned an the Estate of said deceas-
ed, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
IL pear (if you see fly at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in April next, at ten
Of the clock, before noon, to show cause why
License should not be granted to the Executor
to sell and convey so much OF said Deceased's
Real Estate as will raise the sum of s GA 100,
for the Payment of debts and charges; and
you will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER. Reg.
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Worcester, So.
Probate-ofice, March S, 1929.
TO the Widoc0 and Hears of PELATrAH
ALLEN, late Of Holden, IN saiid Cou,,ts,.
deceased, and to all Others concerned IL
the Estate ofaGid deceased,
GREETNG.
VOU are hereby cited TO APP
MI pear (if you see CITY at the Court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the FIRST Tuesday in April next, at ten
of the clock, before noon, to show cause why
License should not be granted to sell aud corr
vey 50 much Of The remaining Real Estate q
said Deceased, Deserving the Widows Ri3ht
of Dower) as viii raise the sum Of s s.l5 o..
for the payment Of debts and charges; and
you wiz be heard thereon.
THEoPHs. WHEEL 14s, Rxe.
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NOTICE.

Worcester, S..
Probate-ofice, February 26, 1922.
10 the Widorv, Legotees, and Heirs of
JOHN ROBINSON, late Of Oakham, IN SAID
County, deceased, and to all Others coz
cersed IN the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
u pear (ifyou see fly at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun.
ty, on the first Tuesday in April next, at one
of the clock, after noon,' to show cause why
the Accounts of the Administration of said Es-
tate, so far, should not be allowed; and also
to show cause why jeremiah Robinson, Exec
utor of said Deceased's Will, should not be dis
charged from said trust, and William Robinson,
son of said Deceased, appointed Administra-
tor of said Estate with the Will annexed) in
his stead; and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J.. Prob.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate Office, March 2, 1922.
To the Hears Of THOMAS WHITE, late of
Spencer, an SAID County, deceased, and
to all Others concerned in the Estate of
said deceased, Greeting.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
III pear Gfy you see iD at the Court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in April next, at
ten of the clock, before noon, to show cause
why the instrument, which purports to be the
last VIII and Testament of said Deceased,
should not be approved and you viii be heard
thereon.
NATHL. PAINE. J. Prob.
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Gommontnsaltb Of assssaehusrttg.

IN Tie gear Of our Lord one thousand eigkl
hundred and t1centy-two.
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EoieD,

In this town, on the 27th ult. Mrs. Lois
Paine, vile Of Dn. William Paine, aged 66.
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The new Constitution of New-York went in
to operation on the 4th inst. 1t was ratified
by the people, bya majority of 10000.
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The GOVERNOR of this State has appointed
Thursday, the fourth day of April next, to be
observed as day of Fasting and Prayer.
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LEMONS, etc.
II lindsay g. HILL have in store and oflt
~ for sale,
SO boxes fresh lemons in prime order
Is kegs Goshen butter
. casks do cheese
8 pipes French brandy
a do Holland gin
hhds Antigua rum
do Jamaica do
10 do and $50 bbls whiskey
10 barrels apple brandy
do peach do
d half pipes Lisbon wine
90 quarter casks Malaga do
% hhds and 10 bbls. 1st and Cd quail. sugar
200 boxes Muscatel raisins
100 do mould and dipped candles
10 do tin plates
5 bags pimento
2009 bushels ground alum salt
$50 sacks fine do
300 barrels herrings
40 do sbad
Gunpowder, imperial, and Y. Hyson teas
IL boxes claret june 10
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ORPHANS, COUNT,

.Alerandria County, July Term, 1922.
GhRDERED, That the administrators OF
" Nm. Hioiets, deceased, do give the
usualnotice to debtors and creditors once
week three weeks, in the Alexandria
Newspapers. A Copy. Teste
A. MOORE, Reg. Wills.
This is 10 give notice, Thatihe subscri-
Der of Alexandria county in the District
ofC6lumbia, has obtained from the Or
pbans, Court OF said county, letters OF
administration on the personal estate of
VIM. Violet, late ofthe county aforesaid
deceased All persons having claims "a
gainst the said -decedcnt,ar arc hereby warn
ed 10 exhibit the same, with the vouch-
crs thereof, to the subscriber, passed by
the Orphans Court, OH or before the
sixteenth day of January next, or they
NAV by law be excluded from all bcne-
fit to said estate: and those indebted
thereto arerequircd to make immediate
/ payment
Given under my hand this 10th day OF
July 1922. JAMES MILAN 81
80 .ldmr of Nm. Viciett, decd
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LEMONS, WHIsKEY, &c.

q AMUEL MESSERSMITH has in store, and
- offers for sale on accommodating terms,
1I6 boxes Sicily lemons
500 bbls. Baltimore whiskey
Q pipes Holland gin
2 hhds Sd proof Antigua rum
$500 lbs prime green Laguira & Havana coffee
600 do ST Domingo do
3 bids and 5 bbls Muscovado sugar
Ia chests and half c,,.,o,dor q, rr
ehes's perial TIE As, of the
10 ,en ca"y boxes cargoes Of the Bea-
o .n edo" COM yer, Huntress, and
cannisters
fine catty boxes imperial do
Boxes and half boxes, Bakers NO. and y
chocolate
Do Brito Nos. I, Q and 3 do
SO boxes Muscatel raisins
90 do mould and dipped candles
few boxes spermaceti do
10 half ar. casks Sicily
10 or. casks Canary WINES
do do Colmenar
II do do Malaga
30 bbIs mess and prime pork
50 do No. 2 shad
40 bundles sugar loaf paper
Is do binders boards
Wrapping and Kentisb cap paper
10 cases sweet oil in TASKS, represented Il
be in nice order July i
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CHEAP STORE.

nARRELL {. GRoVERMAN have deter
II mined to sell goods as low can be pur-
chased by the quantity. Tncy have now on
hand and offer for sale,
New-Orleans sugar, LIST E. Cd quality
Old Cognac brandy, and pure Holland gin
Pennsylvania and Virginia whskey
SmiIh6eid gin and cherry bounce
Jamaica and Antigua spirits
Peppermintc cordial, very fine
Superior cider vinegar, for picking
Sicily Madeira wine
Bright West India moIasses
lst. Cd, and Sd qualities loaf sugar
Y II. tea Of very superior quality
Pepper, pimento, ginger, cinnamon, cloves,
nutmegs, etc.
list and I'd quail. ST. Domingo coffee
Muscatel raisins, cut nails, wrapping paper
loo nests wooden ware, nests boxes, crock
cry and stone ware, etc
New cheese, soap, chewing tobacco, rice
Shoe thread, tea ware, etc.
Hunts celebrated backing, gin cases
Pennsylvania bacon, family flonr
Mems and womens shoes
loo bushels excellent white corn meal
Superior American mustard in kegs
No. lneat behring's. gunpowder in kegs, &c
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BANK OF ALEXANDRIA
HICKORY WOOD.

/" subscriber will sell from one to Eve hun
u idred cords of prime hickory wood, stand-
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FRESH TEAS.

NOV landing from sloop Abeona, Nichols,
IN master, from New-York, Gunpowder and
Imperial tea, in chests, half chests, ten catty
boxes, and in boxes Of 40 two ID. cannisters each
Of the ca-goes Of the Huntress and Pocahontas,
imported in March last, and for sale by
SAMUEL MESSERSMITH.
IN sToRE-Y. Hyson tea of the Beavers cargo
Muscatel and bunch raisins, low to close sale,
Baltimore whiskey in hhds and bbls
Muscovado sugars in do. do. various qualities
Havana and St Domingo coffee
Cognac brsndy and Holland gin in pipes
Sicily Madeira, Malaga, Colmenar and Cana
ry wines
Mess aud prime pork, prime beef
Bakers and Lapham's No 1, chocolate
Baltimore Nos. ], 2, S.3, do.
Wrapping and sugar loaf paper
Binders boards, mould candles
W. l. moasses in hhds. Of superior quality,
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COTTON YARN.

II lindsay & HILL, have just received per
j 4 schr Eliza
700 VT cotton yarn No s, 2, 8, 9and 10.
IN STORE
POI 81 boxes Ge Sicily Lemons ers"~ss good order
Gunpowder tea in 10 catty boxes & ID canisters
Imperial and young hyson do in 10 catty boxes
25 bags green coffee, pepper and pimento
LIST, I'd and Sd quality loaf sugar
ALSO,
n Orleans sugar in hhds and bbls, o molasses
Whiskey g. n E rum in do, Cognac brandy
so boxes mould candles, superior quality
10 do brown soap, $500 III baceU
| $50 sacks Liverpool fine salt
Isle Of May salt in bulk
| 10 kegs tobacco. 10 lob
$50 bbls gross herjngs
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Forfeited Fairfax Lands.
1.1YERARY AOURs.

TIME volume is intended TO contain variety
IL of obstructive and entertaining matter IN
prose and verse. The author respectfully appeals
to those friends for their patronage who have
expressed desire to his pieces in print; and,
hctr1sts he may, without subjecting himself to
the charge of meanness and serviiity, observes
that his pecuniary circumstances, at the present
moment, strongly urge him to send his manu-
script to the press, as soon as sufficient mum
Der of subscribers have added their names to the
list. In appealing to his friends. in Romney,
Winchester add the vicinity, for their patronage,
i,e begs to offer his assurance that in the present
volume no pieces will be found, but such MS are
purely ethical and literary. 1t is the authors
determination TO exclude every thing of a con-
tioversial nature, whether on political or reli-
gious subjects. He therefore respectfully soii-
cts the patronge of all his friends and acquain-
tances, in every part of the United States and in
England. The price to non subscribers will be
al %. WILLIAM THOMPSON.
Romney, Hampshire co. Va. june l-l7
UY Subscribers TO the above work will be re-
ceiyed at the Herald Office. e
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LINDSAY 81 HILL

AFFER for sale, the following articles, viz.
Z 100 hhds and $50 bbls Baltimore and Penn
sylvania whiskey
so hhds lst and Cd quality N Orleans sugar
Is do n Orleans and w India molasses
10 900 lbs excellent green coffee
$50 chests, half chests and ten catty boxes
,gunpowder, imperial and Tyson teas,
of an excellent quality
o pipes F brandy
do H gin
ar casks Lisbon
s do do Malaga WINE
Q half pipes Mountain Port }
300 sacks Of fine Salt
2ooo bush coarse and ground alum '"i'
24o boxes York manufactured soap
80 do tin
600 do Nova Scotia herrings
Z hhds cider vinegar
Mould candles in boxes
Nett and gross shad in bbis
Timothy and clover seed
Family -four as usual
We wish TO purchase wheat,rye corn. sep2I
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LEATHER, SUGAR, etc.

LIZA Ii t1Its oOoAits GU.
JONATHAN SHILLABER offers for sale
% 500 sides soal leather
80 bags double refined India sugar
3 hhds old Jamaica rum
40 bbs No beef
90 boxes soap
so do mould candles
90 do dipped do
chests best sewing Irvine
90 bundles sheaihing paper 1885,.
30 boxes mems and womens shoes
6 casks Malaga wine
10 coils cordagc
500 nests boxes
100 sets measures
90 casks cut nails assorted
2 bales India checks
10 boxes Goldfish
10 barrels best anniseed and Glove cordial
. cases water proof hats
~ kegs best mustard
cannisters copal varnish
SO boxes Nos l, 2, and 8 chocolate
90 half do No. june 5
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,TO CRAFTSMEN

TN ARRELL & GRoyERMAN have estab
- Iished grocery store on Lower Cedar
Point where craftsmen can be supplied will
goods at the Alexandria prises' jnlY3