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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-10

Ar Court Of Probate held Z. Portland within and !,
thr County OF Cumberland the FIRST Monday ar Sep
teHoer 10 The year otour Lord eli htcen hundred and
two. -
XVHEREAs EDWARD RUSSELL of North Yarmouth
w IL said County, Fsquir-. has ale aDpc alton 70 be
appointed administrator Dc 5ni5 nm OF the estate OF
ISAAC II BAILEY,
late ~ said North Yarmouth. gentleman, deceased:
ORDERED That the sid Russell give NOTICE To the
Creditors OF said deceased and All Others interested by
Causing copy at this order be published three we ks
succtssivev IN the Portland C.zete previous 10 the 6-s
uesnay o. October nskt, IN thev may then sppe
Probate Courr b. held land forrsaid and she,v
cause II they WAY the PRAYER thu petitioner
should net be grantei. BARREr POT TERTuiye
true copy -,Att est Horatio Southg re, Rcs'r.
1t Court # Probate hid carlh. within and for fhs
cgru!y u Cumberland the NTH Tusdry Of Auyut in
me year of0nr lord eighteen hundred and tsvs7 y-s
T'ILLTalU TO5fPSoE. Eqairs. nsm,d Executor in a
eerafs asfrarienf p porting 10 b. tho last H 1 ies-
nest If
WILLIAM CUMMINS.
late Of said sfardiS yeOa desasrd hzvisg pYssered Tie
same for q ot1tt.
ORDERED TIt the laid T1np50a gf-e notice 10 an pr-
sons fussrtsfsd ~ causing copy 0ff Ordrr 81 stId
three TUees5 5uccevey tn the POrflcsi Gazec printed
POrfiInd That ftey pbsdr at Pr05.ts Be
hid az Portland ~ sad county. the third Tuesdzy If o.
tber x Ten u the clock IN the f0ren1gn an sleqr
If they haze. z1y the sal instrument h,td not BE- sr.-
cd Approved ard eswtd the last will and Testament u
said aessaSsG.
BARRETT poTTER FUDGE.
frse Copy. -itisit. H0RATI0 sOUPdGATE, Rsg.
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NOTICE.

Sermon will be Preached this Evening az half past
seven o'clock, the Second Congregational Church
on the possibility and Importance of the Salvation OF
oeamen, and the Churches duty in regard to that OBJ
ject, by the Ministe Of the Mariners Church in the
city OF New York At the close of the service col
lection will lie taken up TO aid in the above object
The friends Of Seamen are requested to attend and
hear, and then do they shall Judge duty demands
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-10
FOR SALE AT
JER EMIAH GORE, Jr.'s

Commission Store, No. 70, Long Wkarf,
~ rl bbs. PORK, No. ID Portland inspec-
y - TONNES and prime N. York City In
spection and clear.
80 tierces and bbIs Summer strained OIL.
70 half boxes Shipping SOAP,
80 boxes mould CANDLES, As and &c,
Hhds. Palm OIL,
G ! nsaa and and s BOXES Young TEAS,
ripes Cognac BRANDY-pipes Holland GIN,
Pipes Marseilles BRANDY,
lihds Tobago RUN,
liz Lisbon saia sas s's Hsla Madeira VINE,
Casks RAlolNS-Lump SUGAR,
Bales Upland COTTON,
Hhds and bbls Muscavado SUGAR,
Russia DUCK,
Boxes and half boxes Bakers & Lapham's No. /
CHOCOLATE, &c. &c. (6wis.( Sept. 10.
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NATHAN MANN,

TEE mbriber fsrrty gices cplc notice az concerned
N g Ne hastscn day app9in'rd and taken apen hime
Z he ff1st cf dcmffsf,f-atcr Of the esfafe Of
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-10
RICHARD TAPpAN

subscriber hereby gres public notice concerne
hat ne has been duly appointed ard taken upon him
self the trust OF administrator OF thu estate OF
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-09-10

late cf Po7SnI the County Of ChnteI nd. ,sonan d.
eclssa BY yfrfrg I'd ts f1GD directs -Hsiser~
guests all psrens qvho indebted 10 he sd Zee ead
ttr 10 make iar date payment end rhose quho hars
dtrcrf5 ftererr 10 fxhb THE for settlement RU
fIA CUISINE. F-tssvt, s ~. :, ts17.
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Richard r. Thomson, ESQ. of Philadelph
las been appointed IN tie President Consul of
Tie United States at Canton, in the plaza Of Ben
1-IiaC. lyilecocks, Esq resigned.
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late OF brunswick. in the county OF Cumbsran
dceas-i, by giving bond rh- las @ crs-Ie therefor,
requests al who nhebre the sand cease
esrat, 70 mke tnnicdate payment aud those who have
any uisvs hes xhbit the for s-trrrent n
he CommissioneIs. BENJAMIN ORR.
Brunswick. September :, i6i,,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-16

viz. BOB Formerly called Harrison) and
JOE BAKER, his brother, the property OF Tbs.
Marshall; ESSEX and ANANlAS, the property
of John Marshall, jr. aud ANTHONY, belong
ing to James X. Marshall; all residing in Eau
guer county, Va. a
BOB, about % years of age, OF black coma
plexion, about feet7 or s inches high, ad
cooper by trade. t
JOE BAKER, is blacksmith n year or two
younger than the other, of much lighter COM
plexion, and taller by an inch or more !; both
had new linen shirts and trowsers The former
wore occasionally, a light blue ia ciet, and long
cloth coat partly worn; the latter hat of rab-
bits fur, with a black Grape, which he has pro-
baby removed, though the mark of it NAV per.
I-haps be seen as the hat is of dipgy white.
ESSEX, is tall, handsome negro, of light
complexion, prominent features, and wears large
| whskers: about 80 years of age
ANNANlAS, is very black and not SO tall:
81 or 90 years ofage
ANTHONY,,isa tai! stout man, of light com.
plexion, and disagreeable countenance, although
his features are good his eyes have pecuIia,
appearance, and seem somewhat bloodshot
They went OF with negro man named Tom,
formerly belonging TO Thomas Marshall Tom
was lately apprehended in Philadelphia, brought
to Warrenton, Fauquier, lodged in Jail, and sold
to trader, name unknown; he broke mil about
fortnight ago, and has been lurking in this
neighborhood, but without our knowing IL until
the DINERS mad eioped with him. He is tall
oesro, with complexion like his cous in Joe
Bakers II is said that the advertisement de-
scribing him, states bin to have swelling OH his
head and one on his back he is about 90 years
old. There is no doubt they are all endeavor.
ingto get to Philadelphia. We will give 800
respectively for each of our men, if taken out of
the state; and $50 for each of them if appre.
hended within the state, and in either case safe
iy delivered to us. What reward has been Of
fefe0 for Tom is of Erox tof ho c,,t,c
THOMAS MARSHALL.
JOHN MARSHALL, Jr.
JAMES X. MARSHALL
Oak Hill, Fauquier CO. Va July 1924 tc
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HENRY PITTMAN, )

aaVIng by purchase, made on the hoe,,iy. serenA
uas ., .o"y ,sst become the sole proprietor, and
publisher, Of the establishment OF "''U
The ALEXANDRIA HERALD
intends, IN future, strictly adhering to these
CONDITIONS.
l. FIVE dollars year; half yearly in advance
by town subscribers
H. Subscriptions Cor less than 81, ,,o,,n.
charged at the rate of six and nnar,cr " oa''s
each paper. 'e"'S
~, Extra papers six and quarter CENTS
Nv. NO paper discontinued until all arrear.
ages are balanced. eai-
v. ApvLKTisENEsTs, not exceeding SQUARE
inserted three times for one dollar and twen,,,
I'VE cents tor every Subsequent Insertion: Lar
&c. oncs ID proportion. Advertisements which
wrnog' will be continued till forbid, "
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-16
German Linens, Glassware etc

TUSF received pr. ship Virginia, from Bremen
- and Gottenburg, boxes white ticklenburps
assorted, 10 bales buraps, Nos I, 9, 3, and q. IL
cases glassware consisting of plain & Gu, glass,
decanters assorted sizes, do do do fruit dishes,
$c. NC. wine glasses, half pint tumblers, man,
tie ornaments, &c. 20 crates black quart BOTTLES,
3 casks crscibles, 100 tons Swedes iron assnr.cs
sizes-ln store, 20 bales prime cotton, 10 casks
fresh rice, all of which viii be sold ON favorable
terms. emo 81 III. MILLER & SflN
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-16

shop, on Fairfax, between Prince and Duke
streets, where he is prepared to execute all or
ders in his line promptly, and on reasonable
terms He feels thankful for past fayors and
solicits a renewal ofthe same, for both the work
and prices, he is confident, will give general sa,
tisfaction If may 3 T.. r. TAYLOR
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-16
WHISKEY, SUGAR, etc.

i lindsay g. HILL have for sale, 40 hhds
IL and 20 bbls Philadelphia whiskey, l25 hhds
and 100 bbls first and second quality sugar,
100 bags Havana, Java aud Saint Domingo
coffee, 20 chests half chests and boxes gun pow
der, imp and young hyson tea of latest impor,a-
ton, Coco bus ground alum and 500 sacks zine
salt, Zoo boxes Muscatel raisins, loo boxes mould
Il dipped candles, 90 boxes white 81 yellow soap,
Pipes Holland gin, 4 pipes French Brandy, 3
hhds Jamaica rum, 20 casks Malaga wine, 1875
bushels clover seed, 10 bush timothy, % bags
pepper and 8 allspice, % bbls No shad, 80
bbls herring, hlid copperas, 8 do alum, with
an elegant
assortment Of Chairs,
made in New York, which win he sold on I
most accommodating terms oct Che
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-16
MISCELLAN EOUs.
ANECDOTE.

A pious parent had three sons, who
notwithstanding all his admonitions and
instructions, mingled with many prayes
and tears, grew up to manhood in scepti
scism and profigacy. When the father
lay on his death bed, the friends of the
family, conceiving that it might perhaps
produce good impression upon the
minds Of his children to let them see how
Christian dies, introduced them to the
bedside of their expiring parent. But
to their unspeakabIe grief, the good man
died under cloud, and was destitute Of
chose strong consultations which Christians
frequently experience in their dying
hours. 1t was feared that this melancho-
men in their prejudice against religion,
and in their opinion of its being "a fable.
However twas not so. A few days after
the funeral, the younger brother entere-
the room in which were the two elder,
who, observing that he had been weeping
asked the cause. "l have been thinking,
replied he, "of the death of our father
"ib !" said they, "what reality can there
be in religion, when such a man as nc
died in such state of mind :" SIT has
affected me very differently" replied the
Younger brother. 'sifonr father, after
living such an exemplary life,died such
gloomy death, how dreadful will be our
deaths after living such wicked lives ?"
This was like ain arrow 10 their conscien-
ces. II led them to read the word of God
and constantly 10 attend upon the means of
grace and they ultimately became as
eminent for piety as,heir father had been.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-16

The undersigned most cordially unites with
his late partner, Mr. Mark soliciting his friends
and customers to continue their patronage and
support to his successors Messrs. ). C. & X. Bar
ry, whom he is persuaded will merit their conf
dence and esteem ii. w. ASHTON. ;
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-16
NOTICE TO p ACHERs.

ENHE frequent and bold trespasses which have
b been recently committed on the estate of
Judge Washington, renders il necessary to give
notice TO poachers and others that such mea
sures will, in future, be pursued as will probably
insure the detection of many of them, should
they continue their unlawful practices and
hereby, as agent, forwarn all persons from
hunting, shooting or ranging on this estate, or
otherwise violating the rights of the proprietor
If in the event of their detection, they will have
to experience the utmost rigor of the law.
sept 10 3t BUSHROD WASHINGTON, jr.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-16

r Inconstantcy is in every case mark of
weakness.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-16
THE FOUNT.

The following appearedin the Charles
ton Courier of the 25th ult On showing
il to young lady she Immediately pro.
duced the solution which il subioined.s Il
was done with such quickness as to atone
for the irregularity Of its metre.
THE RIDDLE.
NV parent bred me to the sea,
I've been, whore never man could be
Long time I've range the ocean wide,
And all the rage of storms dcfied.
Tho winds with utmost fury blew,
And thunders ro.id, and lightniDgs few ;
Waves, winds, and thunjers, all in vain,
Oppos'd my passage through the main.
At length my parent died, and l
On shore would needs my fortune try.
I lett the sea--grew fond OF show,
Dressd neat, and soon became beau.
MY ho,ly's taper, tall, and straight,
chiefly dwell among the great;
Am like bridegroom, clad in white,
And much the ladies delight
Attend when Chloe goes to rest;
She's always by my presence blest;
No ghost nor goblin can she fear,
Nor midnight bag, If am near.
No more seaman bold and rough,
shine at balls, am fond of snuff
To gay assemblies I repair,
And make a flaming figure there.
At last a burning fever came,
That quite dissolved my tender frame
WASTED fast. ligh, headed grew,
OF al my friends not one knew
Great drops of sweat ran down my side,
And l., alas by inches died.
SOLU rlDN.
Your "Parent" was zyhcle, trow,
Whose task was Oceans food to plough;
But that you were where never man could
be,
Exceeds the bounds of human crcdibility
For !! without offence,can truly tell thee,
Jonah had lodgings in your "parenrs'
belly;
You left the sea, grew fond Of show,
'tGlitter'd," and was a very flam-6eau.
Thy taper'd form and snowy white,
The bridegroom and the grea, invite;
Thou seest the fair at midnight hour
Blazing with all thy shining power.
In gay assemblies, where no one shutters
You were alone slave 10 snuGers
There the last fever comes made sick
Your Deaths consumption ofthe-wick
Thy greasy drops of sweat l dare no,
handle:
Therefore adieu, thou spEnMAc Ell CANDLE
Phil. Gaz.1 ID.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-16
Five Hundred Dollars Rewarr,

a Eloped on the
M night of Saturday, ~
KY the Goth inst. the ~
r1E/ following N/
srH-AA Negro Men !: 5ZL>
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-16
PRIME GOODS,
James C. & Robert Barry

having purchased the entire stock of-merchan-
die, belonging to the late firm of ii. w. Ashton
& Co. the subscriber feels pleasure in recon-
mending them to the patronage Of his friends d.
the public. SAMUEL MARK.
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NEW LOTTERY.

TO be finished in Ten Drawings only /!
Holm Fl. RUNNELLS, of Alexandria, d.
% c. respectfully return thanks to his friends
and the public for the patronage bestowed upon
him in former lotteries, and begs leave TO SUBJ
init 20 their inspection the scheme ofthe
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-16
TIE MARQUIS Ia FAYETTE.

We have repubiishecl in the last Chro-
nicic,a letter from our rev ,lutipDary pats
riot La Fayetie, to his friend and cores
respondent Col. Marinus NilIet, Of New
York, intima,ing wish, If not resolution
onbis part, ofrcylsiiing America. hat in
dl,idual throughoutEulope--whai crown
81 monarch would receive so hearty a
shake ON his arrival from an American
hand. How venerable would be an in
terview between La Fayeue, Thomas
Jefferson, John Adams, Charles Carroll,
and Charles Thompson! What Thoughts
would such meeting inspire The A.
me,iean, the Spanish, the French, the
southAmerican revolutions would pass be-
fore their eyes in rapid succession /. with
Wat emotions would La Fayette pass o.
yer the ground where he had once re-
treated from lord CORVALLIS. How
would be loiter amidst the graves Of
Mount Vernon, and how often would he
muse on the tomb that contains the ashes
Of Washington Bur. Chron.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-16
NOTICE.

A YOUNG MAN who is well qualified to teach
IA most of the branches that tend to an En-
ghsh eduation, wishes situation Immediately
situation in the country in private family
would be preferred Letters addressed to
a. b. c. Alexandria, ID. c. will receive prompt
attention
n He has taught with success for some
years. la,s3w sent IL
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-16
COACH MAKING.

eUrr1~ f. P.TAYLOR is advis-
MNR4 ed to take this method of
2As& informing his friends and
-aaMMaSsSth the public, that he has re-
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-16

Tacreis "a curious passage in one OF
The Roman cssuists, respecting the keep.
ing oflcpt--itis, "Tbat beggers who are
ready 10 famish for want, may in len,
time ear What Mey can get.'
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-05-08
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

Price TO single subscribers, who receive their
papers at the Office, or by mail, two dollars per
annum.
To companies of So subscribers, who take
the papers at the Office, one dollar and fifty
cents per annum, payable on delivery Of the
papers.
Single subscribers, who pay in advance,
will be entitled to deduction of 12X per cent.
And the same allowance will be made to
agents in distant places, who will regularly
collect and remit money which may he due
from subscribers.
Or Advertisements, moi erceeding ticelre
lines, published three aeeeks for one dollar, and
continued Hree ,ceeks longer for fifty cents.-
Larger ddrsriisenaeris in the same proportion.
In consequence of decision of the Supreme
Judicial Court, the Publishers of this paper
deem it necessary to give notice, that while
they shall seduously aim to be literally COR
rect, they cannot hold themselves responsible
for any errour in any advertisement beyond
the sum charged for lis insertion.
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Mrs e Miss DAVIs's
BOARDING E. DAY SCHOOL.


n the centre of Chelmsford,
IL will be open the first of May, for the In
struction of Young Ladies in Reading, Writ-
ang, English Grammar, .ariDsmetirk, Ancient
and Modern Geography, Hbtoyy, RhetOrick,
and Latin; Nssdls-cork, useful and ornan,ent-
al; Dra'cing, Painting, Filisree-uOrk, Print
acOrk, end Embroidery.
~ Terms of Tuition, from So to
$4per Quarter-board and Washing, 31:75
per week-also, the Rudimentsof Musick. at
Sc per Quarter.
Careful attention will be given to the
health and morals of the pupils.-,Apply to
Rev. WILKES ALLEN, or JOEL ADAMS, Esq.
Chelmsford--or of the Publishers OF Ne SPY,
in Worcester.
April "a, 1929.
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To be Let or Sold.

4 n excellent Stand for Mer-
= chant or Trader, situated in Spencer,
opposite Mr. Jinks's Stage Tavern. where COM
munication may be had with Boston every day
in the week, Sundays excepted. The prenis-
es consist Of a decen. House and Barn, and a
large convenient Store, with good Garden
and - er-failing water, now improved by Mr..
Ja6es G. Hoace. Possession will be given the
first Of May. For further particulars, inquire of
the Subscriber, living near the north Meeting
House in Oxford. JAMES BUTLER.
Oxford, .lprl 10, 1922.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-05-08
Furniture w arehouse.
No. s, .Nilk-Street,
Opposite the Old South church,
BOSTON,. O

ME FURNITURE COMMITS.
3 SION COMPANY ASSOCIATION continue
toreceiye additional supplies of HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, which, with their present stock,
comprises very complete assortment, princi-
paAy of CABINET WARES, of every descrip-
ton: Piano-Fortes, Chair=, Couches, and Sofas
Clocks and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Beds,
Feathers, Mattresses, and Bedsteads-Lool-
ing Glasses, Brass Fire-S,ts, Copper and Iron
Tea Kettles, &c.-Cut Glass, sc. and a va
riety of other Goods, necessary for the furnish
ing of houses.
The conditions ofsale are Cnsh and
as the lowea price is affixed to each article. no
abatement can be Observation-Disclosures are
respectfully informed that the Stock in this
Warehouse is manufactured by the Members
of the Association, and is warranted to be of
the best quality.
G. BARKER, agent.
" Orders attended to with punctuality
and despatch.
Boston, March 81, 1922. 8w
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Notice IS hereby Gaven,

FHAI' the Subscriber has been
Il duly appointed Executor of the last
Will and Testament of JASON READ, late oil
i;utland, in the County OF Worcester, yeoman.
deceased, and has taken upon himself that
trust, 10y giving bonds as the law directs All
persons indebted 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 settle
ment. ROWLAND WHEELER, Erec'r.
April Is, 1922.
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Worcester, IS.

Worcester, IS.
Probate-OGico, April 8, 1922.
To the Creditors aud Hears Of ABIAL
CHASE, late Of North-Brookfield, an said
County deceased, and TO all others con-
ccrned in tie kstcte Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited 10 APP
n pear (if You see ft) at the Court Of Pro-
bate 10 be holden at Worcester, in said Couh
ty, on the first Tuesday in June next, at
one Of the clock, after noon, TO show cause
why the Accounts of the Administration of said
Estate should not be allowed, and the balance
distributed to tie Creditors whose claims have
been allowedS and you will be heard thereon.
NATliL. PAINE, y. Proc.
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Aromatick Snuff,
FOR
Headache and CQt0ryh.
THIS fragrant and innocent

THIS fragrant and innocent
= composition (made principally from
herbs rouses the spirits, clears and stimulates
the olfactory nerves, and removes that drowsi-
ness which, on some occasions, will prevail in
spite of our utmost efforts to battle it. TO the
weary traveller, or to those who watch with OF
visit the sick, it will be found most grateful
cordial.
In long, dull and nervous headaches,
and in all cases of recent Catarrh, it is an in
fallible remedy. This article, called ARo-
MATIcK SNUFF, is recommended in the above
cases by DR.. Waierhouse, late Professor of the
Practice of Physick in the University of Cam
bridge.
For sale at G. A. TRUMBULL's Book
store--Price, so cents a bottle.
Worcester, Nor. ID, 1891. GIN
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Commonwealth Of Mass4r:Ausett,.

Worcester, IS. Supreme judicial Court, at
Worcester, April Term, s, D. 1922.
ON The Petition aforesaid, Ordered,
That the said ALmiRA HEnsuAw notify all
persons interested therein tpsppear at the next
Term OF this Court, 10 hc holden at Worcester,
aforesaid, on tho 6rst Tuesday of October next,
by publishing an attested copy Of said Petition
and this Order thereon, in the MASSACHUSETTS
Spy, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, the last publ
cation to be thirty days, at least, before the
sitting of said Court; that they nay then and
there shew cause, II any they have, why the
prayer thereof should not be granted.
Attest, ABiJAH BlGELOW, Clerk.
copy OF the Petition aud Order Of Court
thereon.
Attest, ABIJAH BIGELoW, Clesk.
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FRESH SUPPLY OF
New Goods.
GTRAW BonnetS & Bands.
J Pink. Purnle N White C;nohan, Goxup.

- RAW BOnnetS. & Bands.
~ Pink, Purple & White Bingham Gown.
Patterns.
3 & A Cambrick Prints.
3 & "A White Cambriek.
Fig'd Leno, plain Colorado, & Null Muslin
"a Linen Damask, & IA Cotton do.
White Fig'd Ribbon, {broad.)
"A Cashmere Shaayls.
Ladies' elegant Cashmere IndispensabIes.
silk and Cotton Fancy Hdkfs.
Silk, Kid, and Beaver Gloves.
Silk, Worsted, and Cotton Vest Patterns.
Cotton and Worsted Hose.
Blue, Black, and Mix'd Broadcloth.
Bedick and Sattinet.
Cotton sheeting and Shifting.
Cotton Yarn.
DO. Bingham and Checks.
Crockery and Glass Ware.
o. The Subscribers CAT their Store.
formerly occupied by GREEN & HEYwooDl
are wishing to purchase from to O,Oo0
yards of STRAW BRAID-for which the a.
boVe Goods will be sold cheap, in exchange
for it, or for Cash.
WOOD & PERKINS.
Worcester, .4pril "a, 1922.