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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22
Will RE SOLID


TTPoy TUES DAY. tte son Dig II Apr 1922 at the late
~ residence of John H. Vcnabe, deceased in The county
Of Prince Edwards for cash the tract Of land which
1be said deceased resided in the o. Prince Edward
containing hundred and geny-nine and hall
aud those that remain Of the following
slaves, jim Tom. Amy, Iabby, Joseph Cleu Hannah
Rssah, and sgniy oiher personal property, consisting Of
all the household and Kitchen furniture plantation tools aud
utensils Of every kind, fourv heeled dng carriage, the
stock Of cattle the plantation, and number u valuable
hooks conveyed IN trust TO the subscribers by the said John
III Venable m d.ed Of record 10 the county Of Prince
Edward which deed bears the i7 day Of August 1912
and IS intended the aymen Of sundry debts therein
mentioned 10 William Venabe Charles Woodsou in his
right, aud Samuel Yenubc and be said Charles WOOdson
executors II james Ewiag deceased
WILLIAM PENfCK, lrr,.,..s
JAMES r. PRICE, Z ii"'te1s'
Prince Edward March 10 1O5-iis
COMMITTED The jail Of Halifax county, Virginia, Oh
- the 18th december ast, negro who calls hmsei
ISAIAH, also negro woman who calls herself AilLLY
says she The wife Of Isaiah They both they free
hut will not whore they from by whom the
were emancpaed Isaiah Is bright mulao fellow, stou
and well made has very busy head Of bair, thick lips
large and read, and appears he about
years DID, Miy IS bright muatto woman, Of middle size
and appears be about - 26 years old. The
these negroes requested 10 forward pay charge
and take them away, otherwise they will be dealt with
tbe law directs. JOEL TINES, Tailor.
February p a5-~wff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22

@TS9xA The Steam Boat has
q ]--r-T commenced her usual route for the
-S5AS---,RAn season between Potomac meek.
t.?sy'v'. and the city of Washington
sss3 u Travellers from, tieor-
gid a1u the will find the route through ,a sent of
government of The United States The Lealest cheapest
Richmond, March {. ag-or,
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Idlua6te Real Property at AUCTION.
yE3A- | will sell ON ~ dnesdl,nfha NIL IL

| Zy-A will sell, on Wtdnesdoyth the cath day
ls., 1pra merit on The PREMISE, at four o'clock in
sa good two story Brick House, finished manner that
independent of basement story which is well adapted for
store, as any tenemenion the street, the eligibility of
the business section of the city, obvious 10 every
one,-Fhere are in the yard frame kitchen, new brick
lumber house. well of water and pump. he whole
establishments having cost eighteen thousand dollars
and although ii bought four years ago. when
sold very high hecredts such almost
equal to cash purchase; consequently the price
lower than II il had been sold at the credits given
period on sales of real estate. The i'm the
pancy Of Mr. Geo Robertson, and adjons Isaac white
me o fronts ~ feet on and back 1874 feet
| the house.
Two Intellectual attempts having been made TO sell this
property Il apprebemed that idea may obtain,
some limit fixed to the price but the subscriber
such impression exists of any one IL is
oneousthai he IS determined, well obliged from ne
Which if sold privately, before day above MENTIONED
will be struck on the highest at public sale ON that
The terms will be six twelve and eighteen months credit
nr approved begotiabie endorsed notes payable either OF
the virginia Banks with decd of trust the premises
secure their payment.
II wishes buy the above property by private
contract before the day of sale, the will made
known ON application to Parkll, Robertson & KeIso Auc
'% T,' So or !. TO myseif JAMES McALLlsTER.
The sale to be under the management OF
PARKHlLL ROBERTSON KELso,
Marcn ~ lO2-tds Auciioneers.
KsY OF deed vi iT,IsI exocn ID, t1e .1,5 IL,
I'D Samuel c. Swami and Ann his wife, for cerain pur-
poses therein Spressed, SHALL Saturday the GOA of
ton for cash, certain LOT or LAM living in the town of
Petersburg, opposite the Petersburg Warehouse, fronting on
osireet % feet and running back To the river and is
known as Lot No. 2, with three-story brick building
thereon w. II. CLARKE,
49, JOHN JAMES.
The undersigned, who has trust on the above
property will attend in at the above sale will
nqish te purchaser all claims under his deed on re-
ceiving payment OF his debt.
March 10 io2-tds JAMES RAWLINGS.
WILLIAM Fl. DYER
OFFERS his services his friends and the public as
~ COMMISSION MERCHANT.
March Is. rOr-tf
II p The subscriber will resume the exer-
eises OF his SCHOOL, on Monday next, the 25h inst.
There viii be no Easter vacation.
March 49, q G. f. STACK.
AN ISLAND FOR SALE.
virtue of decd Of trust Richard Munps
- Purposes therein expressed, bearing the 18th
y oil January 1920, and of record in the clerks office
enhn"a county, Virginia, will be sold cash at Kenha
courteous" Va on The 'ecord Monioy in dpri merit
81 hnd Nns ami being in the of Kenlawa being
island near the mouth of Cabin creek containing twenty
I'VE acres more less Such title vested in me
trustee viii he conveyed TO the purchaser.
GEORGE DIXON, Trustee.
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TyIAT division Of the personal estate of Captain Jon
TALIAtEREO o, deceased, having take place, and VIM
aa!egro, caiec thereto being abscnt lac hereby no
siGed forward and receive his proportion OF the
same ROBERT OSBCURN Ei Administrator.
Jauuarv -. a3-Sm
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AN ISLAND FOR SALE
NOTICE

IL persons having claims ag>ns the of GEORGE
: fiChE i, Sen deceased will bring them forward,
property authenticated for settlement; and those Indebted
will please make immediate payment TO
. GEORGE G. PICKETT
Mafch 8T-Wu Actinp Executor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22
EDUCATION.

VIE SUBSCRIBER VIII mSge hs school on the OF March
Terms far a session otte no"ths.
Spelling, reading writings arithmetic, English grammar
and geography, ~
Chronology and history with the above branches, AZ
French, music and drawing, separate charge
nFA few boarders be accommodated reasonable
tefms-IIalf board and tuition payable in advance.
February 26. s5-2awSt L. NJ WOODWARD.
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FOR S4LE-BY
HAXALL, BROTHERS s. co.

MAILS of all sizes from Sd. to god.
Brads do. from Cd. to god.
Sprigs do. from inch TO inch
Hoop Iron of all sizes
Slit Iron for horse shoes
Rods for horse nails of best Russia Iron
Spike and nail rods
Rolled Iron for carriage boxes
Rolled Steel for carriage springs
Sheet Iron of different sizes
Russia and Swedish Iron in bars
February s, &c 80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22

fgIHE stable door of the subscriber broken open last
night and work mare stolen out Of the following de
scripon her light chestnut sorrel with small
white spot in her orehead-aiso small white spot the
top Of let shoulder Although she is CALLED from
The York harness the print NAV She about four
feet nine inches high, and in good working order
She short thin tall consequence Of having the hair
pulled out with the currycomJ.
There are believe the stolen by a
white who making OF 10 Richmond On the same
night there stolen from the dwelling -housc of Mr.
Stokes Tunsia, residing the plantation about mile
from the stable saddle, Bride and great coat.
will give dollars for the apprehension and convc
ton ofc thief and dollars loF the recovery th
mare, with or without the thief. WM. Is. GILES.
lVipyau. Amelia. March 3.
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WHOLESALE & RETAIL HAT WARE
A. FJSUER.

a. FISH ER,
(F-srcet opposite w. * ID. Kyles store, Richmoud)
5pEGS leave inform his friends and the public, that he
ID has now received and offers for sale, superior
SortuIent OF
BEAVER, CASTOR 81 Koran HATS,
Philadelphia fashion, by the box, dozcn
single llat-Likew wise. large assortment of
READING WOOL HATS,
selected particularly for the Virginia market
Orders thankfully received aud The greatest taken in
packing up orders.
n The above will be sold al the Manufacturers prices,
aud liberal discount for cash or short aeeepances
March 49, 1921
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NWTICE

TgE Executive will receive proposals until the first day
of April nest for the sale Of enine Statutes ~ Large
and the Virginia Reports 10y Francis W. Gmer Counsellor
at Law. Done by ads ice Of Council.
yyAI. H. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
March IN i02-it
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ApfI u, I0LI, LOHgWOuu.
This is also another codicil, on act Of my last
will
The, CO, 900 sterlins which we have given
to the Comte and tie Countess Nontholon, IT
they have been paid, are to be deducted aud
charged Nv account against the legaeies which
we have made him by Our testament ii
they have not becD paid, our bAls shall bc
cancelled.
1 In consequence Of The legacy made bl
our testament to the Comtc Monlbolon, IN,
pension Of 10000 francs granted % hi Wil,
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-05

On County ESi;as'es-s sessss. Sn,cad. jack
son and Field.-Poy Roll-Messrs. Cotton,
Fiste, and Sutton.-F tndnee-Messrs. Hedge.
Wade, Silsby, Washbufn, and Ensign.
EngTossed Bias--Messrs. Gray, Ames and
Sheldon Contested Eleciions-Messrs. Sal
stnnstall, Reyes, Lyman, Cushman, and Dew
ey.-Bdls an The Third Reading essrs.
Knapp, Webb, and Ames.
Tie following are the joint Standing Com
mittess On Iurnpises-Messrs. Tufts and
Motif, Of the Senate, and Sprague, Hobart,
and Fowle, of the House, yNanmfrciurss-
Messrs. Clark and Thaxter, of the Senate.
and jenkins, Knowles and Mills, of the
House.-B1nks-Me ssrs. King, and Cranstcn,
of the Senate, and Winthrop, Parrott. and
Lincoln, OF the IIonse.-.4ccol.nts-M
Eoyt, and Rantoul, of the Senate, and eiblev.
Phelps, ard I'hayer, of the House. owns-
Messrs. Gardner, and Cobb, Of the Senate.
and Knapp, Wingate, and Whiting, of the
House. Ministerial Lands- BIessrs. Jones.
and Allen, Of tho Senate, and billiard, Train.
and Phillips, of the House. ---Fisheries- Messrs.
Folger, aud Star!sweather, Of the Senate. and
Rltter, Hobart, and Anthony, of the House.
.4p SoldierS-Messrs. Hunuewell. and Rug
giles, Of The Senate, and Seaver, Pearcc, and
Walter, of the House. -Paristes-M essrs.
Reynolds, and Otis, Of the Senate, and Endi-
colt, Richards, and Lincoln, Of the House.
Ne'c Trials-Messn. Shaw, and Strong, of
the Senate, and Lawrence, Taft, and Fiske,
of the Eastern Lcnds--M essrs
Dwight, and Austin, of the Senate, and Lin
coin, Little, and Dyckman, of the House.
In ENTHUSIASTICALLY TO assignment,
the two Houses met in Convention, for the
purpose Of electing nine Counscllors to supply
the places of those gentlemen who had de-
clined accepting and on the votes being
taken, the following gentlemen were chosen,
viz.--IIon. Samuel Croker, Richard Sullivan,
Thomas Greenleaf, Daniel Noble, William
Reed. Samuel Porter, Abraham Holmes.
Joseph Locke, and Jonas Kendal-and the
Convention then separated. After which, at
10 O'Clock the two Houses again met in Con-
yention, and the above gentlemen were duly
qualified as Counseliors to advise His Excel
lency in the executive paIl of government the
ensuing political year.
Wednesday next, at II o'clock, is assigned
for the choice Of a Senator of the U. States,
in the place Of the HON. Mr. Otis, who has
resigned.
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Congress Is directly hostile TO their owa inter
:. ests; inasmuch as it tends to compel their
best Representatives to relinquish their seats,
and to keep up rotation in their delegation,
fatal to their influence.
We are inclined to believe this subject has
not been well considered, in all its bearings, by
the people of this portion of the Union; other
wise they would endeavour to have the COM
pensation of their Representatives such as to
lessen the inequality of the advantages enjoy
ed by the South and by the North.
The vacancy occasioned by the resignation
Of Mr.. Otis is to be supplied this day. We
know not who are the candidates. The Bos-
ton Patriot suggests the name of Mr.. Silsby.
late Representative from Essex South Dis
trict. lie does not belong to the Federal par
ty; bnt that circumstance, Of ITSELF we think
no sufficient ground of objection. If his gene
raj qualifications are SUPERIOR to those of 9TH
ers, he ought to be elected. lie was certain
ly very respectable Representative. There
are, however, probably other men of equal
pretensions. Whoever may be fixed upon,
we trust he will be one who viii probably be
reelected for the succeeding six years, which
soon commence and who will be disposed to
reraain in Congress long enough to acquire the
influence which Senator ought 10 possess.
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DISTRESSING .sCCIDENT

Drowned, in the Pond near the centre of
Sutton, on the 29th ult. Miss Nancy Te,N,ey.
daughter of Daniel Tenney, Esq. aged Ia
years; Miss .4dd;ne Hubbard, daughter of
Mr.. Nathan Lumbard, aged II; and Misses
Hannah G. and Mary III. Marble, aged GO
and "a, daughters of he Widow Sally Marble,
all of Sutton.
We have received long communication
relating minutely the circumstances attending
this melancholy event, from which we gather
the following particulars About O'Clock
in the afternoon, fourteen youths, of both
sexes, crossed the pond in two boats, in safety.
About an hour before sunset they attempted
to return, six in one boat, and the rest. five
young ladies, Gnclnding those mentioned
above,) and three young men in the other
When more than half way over, the rocking
of the latter boat, eccasioned by the exer.ions
necessary to row it, admitted some water
through several holes near the top. Alarmed
at this, one Of the females s' attempted to
change her position - when the boat upset
in water twenty feet deep. Neither of the
party could swim but the three young men
and one of the females succeeded in regain
ing the boat, and in supporting themselves
across the bottom, until they were relieved by
those in the other. The body of one of the
four lost, was soon found floating near the
place of the accident-that of another was
taken from beneath the boat after it was
drawn ashore. Attempts were made to re-
suscitate both, but without success. Those OF
the other two were found in the afternoon and
evening of the following day. On Friday,
the 31st, they were inferred in one grave, af-
ter prayer by Rev. Mr.. Holman, of Douglas,
and solemn and impressive discourse by
Rev. Mr.. Mills, of Sutton.
We cannot but deeply sympathze with the
afflicted relatives and friends of these departed
young females, thus suddenly wrenched from
all they held dear. in the very spring of life.
and in all the pride Of health.-ss Be ne also
ready"
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[FrOm, The Nste- York .American, May ST.
By the packet-ship Amity, Capt. Max
well, we have received our london files
to the Goth of April, inclusive, aud Liv-
erpool papers to the 1st of May-lrom
which we extract whatever additional
particulars they furnish respecting the
loss of the Albion. The political intel
ligence from Europe is of the same un-
decided character as that brought by the
Martha. The rumours, facts and specu-
lations, relative to war or peace, will
be received and construed as may suit
our wishes; but they afford little satisfac-
tory ground on which to rest our judg-
ment.
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aOleO,

In this town, May 23d, Mrs. Deborah Bige-
low, widow of the late Deacon David Bigelow,
aged SO.
At Royalston, May oath, of consumption,
Miss Cynthia Pierce, daughter of Mr.. Jonathan
Pierce, aged 90. She will be long had in re-
mcmbrance as youth of bright natural en-
dowments, OF exemplary diligence in study,
and of amiable qualities of heart.
At Wmchendon, May god, Mrs. Ruth Rice,
wife Of Lieut. Benjamin Rice, aged Sc.
At Norway, (Maine) Capt. Ward Noyes, for
merly Of Winchendon, (Mass.) aged 48.
In New-Braintree, May Both, suddenly, Miss
Almira Gleason, daughter OF MIR. Josiah Glea-
son, aged 10 years.
In Brookfeld, May 10th, Mrs. Huldah Ham
ilton, rciict Of Lieut.. Josiah Hamilton, senior,
aged AClll.-tIer descendants are 10 chill
dren, rs grandchildren, 1870 great-grandchil-
dren--total, 218. 1t is probable there are a
few OF the fifth generation. Printers in Con-
nectic,a, Vermont, Mere York, and Ohio are re-
quesied 10 slsert H!is death.
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PALNTS, OIL. Sc.

X. & NJ. have for sale, White & Red
Lead; Spanish Brown; Spanish White /. Cvt.
Some Yellow; French Yellow. Patent vi
low; Crome Yellow; Venetian Red. Chinese
Vermilion; Rose Pink Prussian Blue. Tur.
key TIMBER; Verdgr;s: French Green, IL
tharge; Lampblack; White Vitriol. Terri.
de,9lenna Gum shellac; Gum Copal; Co
pai Varnlsh LInseed Oil; Spirits of Turpen-
nhe CameIs-Hair Pencils, and Grainingl.
LOO doois English d American Paint-Brusbes !.
wash brushes; Gold, Silver, and Brass
Leaf; Ehsilsh q American Glue; Lamp Oil.
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RUSSIANS AND TURKS.
LONDON, APRIL "a.

LONDON, APRIL "a.
The affairs of Russia and Turkey now
wear pacifck aspect. On the Esd of
March the negotiations at Constantine
pie continued with every oMs;de pros
pect of am amicable adjustment of all diff
terences. important dispatches for ST..
Petersburgh had passed Odessa, forward
ed by Lord strangford, by express.
The Austrian Observer of April 10Th,
announces, that it is authorized to de-
clare the reports that have been circu-
lated for some weeks past on the state
Of the negotiation with the Porte, to be
entirely false, or mixed up with data,
partly true, and partly false. The Oh
serrcr is an o6icialpaper.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-05

(EF We have given the most interesting Of
the facts relative 10 the wreck of the Packet
Ship Albion. The loss of Professor FISHER, of
Yale College, is great misfortune not only TO
that Institution, but to science. Though young,
he had highly distinguished himself as inath-
ematician; and his learned and profound dis
cussicns of scientifck subjects had already ac-
CURED for himself and his country much repu-
tation abroad. He was a native of Franklin in
the County of Norfolk, was fitted for College
at Leicester Academy, and graduated at New
Haven, in 1918.
Among the passengers in the Albion, was
Mr.. Dmight, son of the late Josiah Dwight.
of Northampton. 1t was at first supposed he
was the passenger saved but subsequent ac-
counts mention his name among those whose
bodies were cast ashore and were there
inferred.
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Worcester. Sc.

VUIOOstCI3 50
Probatc-Ofice, May %, 1922.
To the Wido1U and Heirs Of LEVI STRAIT
TON, late Of Athol, in sad County, de-
ceased, and to all Others concerned IN
tie Estate Of said deceased, GREETlNc.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
M pear (if you see fly at the Court of
Probate to be holden at Worcester, in said
County, on the first Tuesday in July next,
at ten of the clock, before noon, to show cause
why License should not be granted to the Ad-
ministrator to sell and convey much of the
Real Estate of said deceased as win raise the
sum Of Sl77 90, for the payment Of debts and
charges; and you win be heard thereon.
THEoPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
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Worcester, S..

Worcester, IS.
Probate-Ofice, May 28, 1899.
To the HEIRS Of GEORGE CoasTocK, late of
Mendon, IN said County, deceased, end
to all Others concerned IN the Estate of
said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
III pear Gfyou see CITY at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in July next, at ten
of the clock, before noon, to show cause why
License should not be granted for the sale OF
so much of said deceased's Real Estate as will
raise the sum of S 1861 90, for the payment
of debts and charges. as prayed for by the Adj
ministrator; and you will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
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WCrccatcr 16ank.
Director for the ensuing meek,
NATHANIEL MAccARTY.
MARRIED

In Leicester, May e8th, by Rev. Mr.. Mel
son, MIR. George Earle to Miss Elvira Earle
daughter of Mr.. Asahel Earle--all chichester
In Hubbardsfon, Mr.. Stillman Morse to Miss
Mary Slocomb, both OF Hubbardston.
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Subscribers, having been

.
II appointed by the Hon. Nathoniel Paine.
Judge OF Probate of Wills, &c. for the County
of Worcester, Commissioners to receive and
examine all the claims of the several Creditors
to the Estate of ABEL STEVENS, late of
Fitchburg. in said County of Worcester. de-
ceased, represented insolvent-hereby give no.
tice, that six months from the twenty-first day
OF May, instant, are allowed to said Creditors.
for bringing their claims ard proving their
debts; and that, for the purpose of receiving
and examining the claims aforesaid, we will be
at the Office of Calrin Wilnrd, in said Fitch
burg, on Tuesday, the twentieth day of Au-
gust next, and at the house of William Smith.
lnnholder, in Lunenburg, on Thursday, the
twenty-tirst day Of November next, from one
to six o'clock, P. Mon each of said DAYS.
CALVIN WILLARD, J
PAYSON WILLIAMS. oo"'"t rs
Fitchburg, May %, 1922.
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WORCESTER,
WEDNESDAY, JusE 5, 1929.

Massachusetts Legislaturc.-The election of
Mr.. Lincoln ae Speaker of the House is cir
cumstance worthy of especial notice-as man.
itesting the temper Of he Times so variant from
that which once prevailed. He is the first IT,
dividual, since the existence of the present
political parties, who has been selected for
that important station, from the minority Of the
House. His election adds another to the in
stances in which the dominant party have
awarded honours to their political opponents.
Yet for similar acts of courtesy, less distin-
guished than this, the national government
has repeatedly been denounced by the more
Jerocious of its partizans
We would not be understood to imply that
Mr.. Lincoln was more deserving Of the chair
than any other member. We had hoped to
see it filed by Me-. Saltonstall, of Salem, whose
fine talents as well as his high character SO
well Cattle him to it. He, however, declined
after the second ballot, leaving Mr.. Lincoln
and Mr.. Lawrence, Of Groton, the late Speak
er, the only candidates. OF Mr.. Lawrence's
qualifications for the place we cannot speak.
If he has the peculiar talents requisite for it,
we regret that he was not chosen; because,
in that case, no considerations of courtesy to-
wards the minority should have prevented his
reelection.
1t will be noticed that in the House there is
comparatively small number of members.
Had ether counties been as remiss as Worces-
ter, there would have been democraticlx ma
Jority in that branch of the Legislature.
Zion. Jonas Kendall is elected Counsellor in
the place of Mr.. Holman, whose engagements,
as one of the Commissioners to adjust the Joint
concerns of Massachusetts, and Maine, proba-
bly, prevented his reelection.
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Hard Ware.
LORING & KUPFER.

40. 2, UniOn-Street, Boston,
HAVE received, by the Ships
u IL Triton, Mount 1ernOn, and other late
arrivals from Liverpool-a very extensive as
sortment of BIRMINGHAM & SHEFFIELD
GOODs-which they offer for sale, at small
advance for Cash or approved Credit. .
or Country Traders are requested to
call and examine, before they purchase.
Boston, April Is, 1899. is2m