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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-26
NOTICE.
IMPORTANT 10 Farmers, Iavern Keehers, coy,m.,
Travellers and Economists in general.

IMPORTANT 10 Farnsers, 1avern Reehers, cartm.,
Travellers and Economists in general.
The advantages derived from straw used as feed
ses, cattle and even sheep, has long been proved AMI W.
knowledged by experienced agrculturalistsin Furono
many parts Of America TO be very great 1t has nrc,
hness for horsc not only because is much cbeaner L
nay but 1t at once secures them against heaves bott al
foundersi three most destructive diseases to whchLo,
are table, and which often destroy them in the mid -
their usefulness. has been used with astonishing o
|eess in faenng cattle in the STALL by gentleman in co.
nectcut, whose experiment has been recommended os
laid before the agricultural societies in Connecticut and
Massachusetts. Sheep also do WELL fed on straw preno
led in the ordinary way, for horses These and man
other successful experiments have been made by en,e
Uprising farmers; while laboring under all the disod
vanages arising from the want of some easy and eec,
method of cutting the straw. The importance of the sun
ject has long time called upon the genius of both Eror
and America to supply the public with some cxpedins
machinery ior the purpose. Many trials have been made
and many specimens OF great ingenuity and expense have
been exhibited Of which have done honor to ;hs
Inventors but in general have fallen short in utility Of the
old Dutch Snoox, called.
But the public invited TO call and view for them
selves,
STRAW CUTTING MACHINE.
which confidently think far exceeds every thing ortbo
purpose, before exhibited both it respects simplicity
lcheapness Of construction andsase of operation :"
1t has been in in Massachusetts six years and com
mands universal appreciation. II is lately patented by
Giles Dayton the inventor, Of whom the subscriber ba.
in the state Of Delaware, and has also the agency b.
virtue of power Of attorney from said Patentee, to sell
the above right TO any person persons in the couneso
philadelphia, Lancaster York, Bucks and Northampton
the state of Pennsylvania. ABRAHAM EYES.
| June l8, 1822-1y Near New Castle
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21
TSEiSONABLE GOODS.zrn
JUST RECEIVED AND PoR SALE
By GEORGE w. SMITH.

Vuiddle-SIreet, three doors below the
Portland.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21

M'ddle-SIrsst, three doors below the Bank Of
Portland
AMONG WHICH ARE
N ANklN and Canton Grapes sinchaws, Black
= and coloured Sarsnets, Levantnes, Grape
Shawls, Merino Handkerchief, Plaid & Striped
Silks, Vestings, Irish Linens, Linen Cambre.,
Linen Dsmask, Bingham Robes, Cotton Cam
brics, Muslins, Dimoties, British Cottons, Nan
kins and Nankinetts, Furntures, Crayats, Cot
ton Shawls, Ginghams, Calicoes, Cotton Hose,
Umbrellas, Seersuckers, Bombazeens, Flag and
Black SIX Handkerchief, Beaver, Kid and SILK
Gloves, Garniture Ribbons, Breadcloshs and
Cassineres,
VERY CHEAP
ALSO
Satinetts, Bedtickings, Stripes, GiIkhams, Sheet
ings and Shirtings, &c. SC.
APril 80, 1892. f.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21

4 est published, and for sale by WILLIAM
- HYDE. al bis bookstore. No. s. Mussey's
Row, Middle Stree Portland
HTtetcbes of The Ecclesiastical History Or Tie
STATE DF MAINE irar he earliest settle
meet &c the present t.Ie - Price 81 IS.
The above woes canlsiEs very interesting
collection & .scts .s.1iing 20 the establishment
growth. ani present stkse Of Al the different &C.
nominations WI Christians in this State; gsibef-
I'D principally fTom aCrnmtR ts furnished by dis
tnEuahed individuals a the respective denani-
natlans snd j. very convenient book Of refer
ence, snd web worthy q Flsee IN every mans
library, Jan. IS, 1879. 4.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21
Or. MOORE'S
E6sence Of Life.

a raluGtle Medicine, latety dsscocs,vd.
Wbch,H rightly applied, will be the means OF snachinp
thousands from The jaws Of death. II has been found
very efhcacoos IN the following diseases, viz.
CON>UMpTioN, Hopping Cough. common Coughs,
Cods, Difficult Breathing, Influenza, Quincy, Asthma,
Phthisic splitting of Blood atulency,
ness OF the Bowels Fits OF every kind, CramP, kickes,
scurvy, Cholc, Csarrh Dysentary Paintings Hypochon
drac Affection. Headache. Sickness at stomach Mesrs
tism.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21
Certificate of the Hon. Jason Duncan.

Certificate Of the Hon. Jason Duncan.
hereby certify, that have use Of Dr. Jonathan
Meores Essence OF Life in my family.in coughs aud when
there distinctions The lungs and has given
prompt relief have also frequently heard by PEG.
pie who have apparently been declining of health
with their lungs affected, aud attended with cough,
application OF the above mentioned they
immediate relief slso by the experience and information
have received fully believe il be very valuable dis
oovery-and that il will be very beneficial The public
JASON DUNCAN.
Dumnerston, March -, I2o5,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21
~ .Anasraexn Manufactures.
CHARLES BRADLEY,

,egsnt and Commission Merchant for
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES,
Chambers, Corner Of Middle 4. Union Streets,
Opposite
Messrs. MARK g. WIZ. HARRIs,
Has this day receivsd,
BALES BROWN SHEETINGS
Do. Threads, all Nos and Colours, Almy and
Brown, and Sater's Manufactures.
Bale Broadcloths, colours blue, black & hares-
back mixtures
ON HAND
Cases and Bales Ginghams-Ch
Sripes-Furniture Plaids-Diapers,
Cotton LaPs-Wne Threads-Quills,
Buttons-bleached and unbleached Sheetings
and Shirtings.
ALSO
Waltham CotkOns, Of every description, con-
stantly for sale, at Boston prices.
OF Regular supplies of American GOODS,
are received as above, which will be sold at fair
prices.
'.*Wanted as above WOOL Of every descrip-
ton, for which CASH will be paid, or it will be
received On Consignment.
n. b. Cash advanced on Consignments.
IT, Jan. IA.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21
NOTICE.

1--WE DOLLARS will be paid on demand
~ when it is ascortained for fact, that any
Vendor Of Tickets in this town, has had, sold
either Of the following numbers 13858--13859-
1850, in the NATIONAL LOTTERY, class the
fifth. WILLIAM FRANCIS.
Portland, May 7, 1899.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21
Certificate Of the Hon. Daniel Buck late MernJer D
ConDrees
Congress.

OeF'J0oO 2 1|u7tttt JUtHlOtF OF
Congress
thereby certify that for eighteen wears past have been
most Oh the tame troubled with tedious cough, occssoned
by Catarrhal aHsstion, that in the of summer
and fall us increase accompanied with structures upon
lungs nignr sweats cold ohiis temporary heats general
wasting OF flesh and dimnution OF strepgth
fever, strongly indicating approaching consumption.
That though applied TO sundry physicians. and made
of various medicines, obtained eef until commit
ted myself TO Doctor Jonathan Moorehis ir Noven-
Der last He Literally administer ed his Pectoral drops
Essence OF Len less than twenty hours
OF this medicine. found myself degree relieved,
impute the change smcst entirely the the Es-
sence MY night sweats, cold ch, and temporary heats,
have wholly subsidized fever has much abstSd my Cough
has nearly lett and now exhibit every app
returning health.
DANIEL BUCK.
Norwich, VT. Feb. II, 1904.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21

Westminster, Sept. =, 1906.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21
HENRY But MAN,


THE psbc will please notice that ncneof the above
Essence will be vended future w;hou the signature Of
Samuel Kidder, Jr. attached each direction without
which II will not be genuine. fonr april 5.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21
Certifcote Of Me ZION. Stephen z. Rrnd1se

Certificate Of The Hon Stephen r. Bradlee
!, Stephen r. Bsdlee, OF Westminster, in Vermont, 10
certify, nst nave tor some time been we'll lainted
fhs good effects OF Dr. Jonathan Moores Life
my own Family and otheI--and can recommend il be
extreme safe and sser Family Medicine. colds, coughs:
cough, and all spAsmodie complaints and make
the citizens or America would receive great benefit in
general OF the same And being persona,.srt
and well .ass29Eaggshhtnt . fN
STEPHEN r. BRADLEE, IL. ID.
Westminster, Sent Z. 1870
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21

GITTo al irhom 1T may concern
We the undo signed Physicians who have proved the eff
cacy OF DR. Jonathan Moores Essence Of Life, conceive
duty ropatonize the Medicine and Of opinion that
it generally used. IL will lie OF public utility.
ABEL DUNCAN. Eammsrstcn.
SAML. STEAKNS. LII ID. do.
VIM. TOWN Hesnnasr.
C.. W. CHANDLER, And0rsr.
ABRAHAM HOLLAND. HaifJs.
IONA. BADGER, Ws5fRir5ter.
NATHAN STONE, NsTv Fdns.
PRESCOTT HALL. Chs5.erfeId.
CHARLES BLAKE, Kesre.
The above Medicine may be bad in large small quant
ties. Of SAMUEL KIDDER, II. Charlestowrs Mass ~ho
has recently appolsed wholesale andeta Agent Nr
the States of Massachusetts and Manesnd BY his sppo
II NAV be obtained OF
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21

A. ~. II the last residence Of the late Col. HOW
AS CHUTE, ID Windhanl, two undivided severn"
parts of the home stead FARM. OF when -
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21

uvrcss, .iutusng otrc, Two aud
five pals fuli but The sire OF the Boilers can be in
creaseJ or decreased and the Gre NAV be conduct
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21

DANIEL BUCK.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-21

Norwich, VT. Feb. II, 1904.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-16

Ia srsaLinr OF Nsvspspsfs. ibe fh''sdeE
delphia Union hss .lhe following iuss spd sp-
pfopSiaie remarks.
:" Ii any person viii reject on the
quantity OF intelligence gieen by news
paper in tie course OF o year he Cannot
fail to Ire convinced that it is worth the
price asked for IT, Here is in the first
place record OF marriages and deaths,
of crimes ane accidents. and other lntle
incidents which occur IN our neighbor-
hood. These, &c be sure are oi suaaA
momcpt; but they have local interest
TO recommend them and ifthe press did
not give them the public would have 10
resort 10 verbal enquiry 10 satisfy their
curiosity, for whatever Rlary people may
think, tiicy really have curiosity 10 res
pect tothese lnIlc affairs, though the ease
with which gazette gratifes It, prevents
then. from acknowledging the force with
which ii operates in their breast. Next
appear notices Of the selling psieGsof arti-
c!es in different markets, useful alike IN
the producer and CONSUMER, 10 the. farm.
or and the merchant. The foreign u,-
tcliigence informs us oa the condaipn of
foreign nations. The accounts Of tsn
proceedings Of Congress, and Cd the state
legislature, are personally inssesting TO
us, for our political institutions tepcnd
on the will Of the people, and every Cit
izen has some share in the government.
Every one is interested IN tie act Oh his
representNive-every one has duty to
perform in watching the conduct OF those
to whom power had been Delegated
Add TO this, the political and moral
dissertations original and selected, which
appear IN the columns Of public journal
in the course Of a year, consider the
particular relation which they have TO the
concerns Of the community; take into
view the variety of misceIlane Gus matter
both literary and scientific, not strictly
connected with the design Of gazette,
and reject, that Of the rest of the compi-
la;ion, even the very advertisements tend
to the general end, and help US "to catch
the manners living as they rise" and the
importance OF "a well conducted journal
canno. fail TO be properly appreciated.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-16
PIRATES SENTENCED.

At Savannah, OH Friday the. 25fr
;nss. eight prisoners, viz. John White.
Robert Wtssalls, George Tucker, John
Martin, Pierro Mauraux, Solomon Lod
owick, Thomas Hall and John LIoy d
were called up to receive the sentence ot
ths law, in the United States Circuit
Court held at that place. A motion vas
made by the counsel for the accused IN
the arrest of ofjudgmcnt on the ground Of
fntormaLiiy IN the Indictment aud sen
tence but the motion was overruled by
Judge Johnson, who then proceeded to
pass the awful sentence. 1t is said his
address to the prisoners WAS short and
unsiudied; but its impression was great
ly heightened BY the feeling manner IL
which il was uttered. The occasion
alone would FENDER the solemn award ot
justice an appeal more eloquent in sub
stance than in language. The prisoners,
it is added, felt il; one of them tainted
away with that sickness Of the heart
which shuts out hope; and. generally
their Lnguor OF muscle and despairing
lork, evinced the horror q THAT trying
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-16
vaMAiR DIPkAvffY.

We learn by an advertisements VI MORN
ine papor, thar few days since iGty, calling
her name Smith, With sn infsnt child about
weeks old, came passenger in packet from
New London, and ,ooh lodgings ss Mfs.
SkIdnore's, IS !ohn-strcet. After tethain'
ing fsom F,idsy up,il Monday Snorning, shs
made pff. leaving toe Child ir bed, Ind has
not since been heard Tbo ess,.ssn ~ apY
pesTance IS about - years Of age dresses 10
biaciE. and had on black Leshorh Of chip
hat, and said she came from Providence.
.h.m- York COM. Ado. 4
II is iniorfnati5D sacn may be useful 20
many, as saving then, needless trouble, that
The Bunk OF tho United Ssa,es does not hold
Itself responsible Upon sov Of Us IIotes which
shall be voluntarily Gu, into parts, except on
tho prodncjoo Of all The psS,s haises OF
po,cs, therefore, are OF no value, anIcss the
corresponding halves be produced. This de-
termination seems necessary to gnard against.
frsud> however harsh It's operation nay be in
aorpe particular case.. JNaf. lns.
Bachelors beware. - Notice was given
on the Il,h uh. In the legislature of
Georgia, that bill would be introdaced
imposing all additional poI tax on all
bachelors over rs years OF age. This is
extending our system OF iptefnsl i'm
provcment farther than expected.
We learn that J. Britton, who present
cd some days since .an altered draft upon
the Branch Bank IN this town, was ON
Tuesday last examined and fully COM
mittsd by Judge Davis, 10 take his rial
for foryery.--Bos "a
BY the las. census the slaves in the
United States amount TO about Ssh
A56; Foreigners not naturalized So. 665;
Persons, engaged in Agriculture, 2.065,-
400; In Commerce, 1887; In Man
ufactures, 349,247. Those engaged in
manufactures include mechanics Of every
description.--ib
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-16
coLoNfzArIoN SOCIETY.

A gentleman from Washington informs Us
ssys the Statesman, that previous to his iesv-
ing the place, Intelligence had arrived Of the
death Of Mr.. VIM, sseot OF the American
Colonization Society, residing on the Coast
OF Africa --Mt. VIM Is tho second aeen,
VINO has lost his life in tina, porilous ofhce,
Instituted 10 sid the csuss Of homsoity.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-16

N
6rs, WrdnrslIav IN An,il ,,l,s r.,nss -
TIE d,,, of ;oro.D;d;ons d..,T q. .n,,h|T
and ;n re,;r;np tYeia,ed ne ,vo,,ra J;,.
con,en,ed Is ~ could o.,y ta ,s,.uS
or his accuseTs
Anotber cramnlc viii we ;rus, =.
now made Of he final res,,lt Of vn;l,v
u,rsu,rs -Murrer and p;r,cs are S.eds
which all mankind mus, ,r,,r 70 exs
crate and punish.-Wretclns who's. nc.
tiops throw them ont of tbe nal,. nS civil.
ized society, Should be cast a,vav from
its protection, and no .a,se cleme,ry na
natural throb of ni,v, wb;ch ,;ses ,ss,;',
Us at the prospect of their dreadful Sa,r 3
should divert the sword o. Justice G.onS
its exterm;uatina sweep. The sens Isxs..
been cr;msoned aith the tJodH of ,h-
honest mar;oer, and tbe wssl,h or ,be in IN
d,,,r;o,s merchan, ;s seat,ered IN ~.
winds or made he pan,ler and excitec
TO vice and v;llaicv ,1;s ,;n,e' m rrn.l,
the HYDRA and snare rnank;nd.-sCha,Iss.
70. T,y Gc.etis
--.-
81, Eosros. IAN. O.
Cir Co9syame,s.-On Mondav-iss.
the questions on the Resolves adop,cd
by the Citizens in their late Town Meet
ings, on the subject of an application to
,own C;,v ,.ss da.;JoJ ~, ~ ~
.o"h' as c'y, was ueciueo oy ue
Yeas and Nays OF the S'''zens, IN favor
OF tne whole amfnoeo sys'em' Oh Tie
io'iO"'hg Proposl.lohs. -
On the rnst fropos,tion' ShaH a1fr
oe CnJ G0of,n"e"t l he Yeas were
Zooo.-- DC Mays N0oo' Majoeisy
7Ss.
oscond rroposltion' ohaH lhf e!eef'os
r.; . an" Slale Cgee'S os o01e' "a, M
" @'8S - cas- ~oA ia's @.
Ms]oFi'y Aio'
- ihlIu froposa'e'' onns me LHS
I0.nSn aee'6e ." nc na"'0e, q NfPre-
&e'tditVcS r heas ~o9o-INa>sS~izo.
Malorty ooz.
fourth froPosition' oAGn she 0'rn
DC a cQun;y ana AHFe r's'es souriS
yeas f'o'--Nays 70" Mgor:ty
4s9v: o,nE,
fh'n proposition, ohna fhs same ~
anered rom 7osm @ 1osion, 20 he
Ltfy o. BosfoD g cas- ~'-!--NayS
2os7 Majority Gao.
r.o .. p.a,.,.- ,,,,,., ~ ss,,...
- ''D' - Z :. ''S fcst. >
FigAway Po5jsry - MIR. George
.Weed, of Bx,s.o.,, was stanpst on Ser-
ko,k p,a;n on FRIDAY evening hst be.
tW cen T and 8 O'Clock, b. two foot pads.
and robbed Of his nocket book, Contain
ing ia dollars in money, a letter TO th4.
care of Joel MctcaIf Of Providence, con-
tairins 90 dollars, and sundry no,es G
hand and other papers. The place where
this nefarious transaction took place IS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-16
CUSTOM HOUSE oATHs.

We observe, that in the commercial
laws enacted by the congress OF the re.
public Of Columbia, the soord Of honor
is substituted for oafhs, in the affairs oI
the custom house.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-16

The legislature o, North Carolina. hsvo
r,.sed go ae,, waking II an indie,sb,c casnce
70 injure o. detaes the SsofH'e Of Washington,
wh.eh is pisced in eonspicaoa. par, .cS ,hs
Capitol Of Ihs S.se.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-01-16
80 :x:~ ~:x:

A letter da;sd Oct. 9th, is2i f'cm gen
tlemsn ai Monteyideo TO his { lend in Norfolk
states, that by 'he lad secounis from Lima,
aour was one hincred oid fyeEfy 6otiars D
barrel
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-12

Sea Serpent, or something Ike Il, crptsr-
ed.-We have cqnversed with asMr.
John Beers, a resident of MiddIetown,
county Of Monmouth, (N,J.) who arri-
we'd in this city on "Wednesday night last,
and who states, that monstrous creature,
between 80 and 40 feet in length, and
eighteen feet round, was captured on
Monday last, in Cove, It Browns Point,
near Middletown Point. The monster
was discovered for two or three days
previous, having the appearance of
large log floating, with two punches,
which afterwards proved to be fms
Two men shot balls into him from mus
kets, which had no effect. He con-
tnued houncing about, but was un-
able, from the shallowness of the wa
ter to get off. Five or six boats were
then rugged and manned, and went in
pursuit, and succeeded in putting five
harpoons into him. which drove him on
the shore, where. they lanced and killed
him. The creature has been skinned,
and it required two hours and six men
10 drag the skin about 900 yards, which
is 10 be stuffed, and will be brought to
this city on Tuesday next
A number Of old whaers and other
seamen have been TO view it, and they
all declare that they have never seen a
ny animal of the same kind, and from
the description given of a Sea Serpent,
they consider it "ne of that species
That he had no entrails, no heart, but a
liver which produced a. barrels oil, had
six rows of small Sharp white teeth.
The upper part of the tail is about feet,
and the lower about three feet; the skin
} is of leadish colour, and, will sharpen.
knife like a stone. The throat large
enough to pass large man.
Nc YAdpocate.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-12
aieD.

In Berlin, on the 4th inst. Of a lingering ILL
ness, which she endured with exempla.. : pa
thence and resignation, Airs. Betsy Bowman,
wile OF Mr.. Simeon Bowman, in the 18Th year
OF her age. She was respectable and wor.
thy member of society, kind and obligng.-
Tier loss is sensibly felt by her connexions and
friends, and her death deeply larnented by all
her acquaintance. P,afefs IN Ne~- Hamp-
s',re and Vermont are requested to insert his. I
In Grafton, on the 28th ult. widow Abigail
Putnam, aged 81. Printers an Vermont and
.Ner- YORK. are requested 10 insert he Gboce.
In Gardner, on the 21st ult. greatly lament
ed Rev. Jonathan Csgood, IN the 6lst wear of
his age, and 3lst of bis ministry. Thus the
town of Gardner is deprived Of an able and
faithful minister, good physician, and a kind
and generous neighbour.
At Athol, suddenly, on the 10th ult. Mrs.
Rehecca Harwood, wife of Mr. David Har-
wood, aged 26.--On the Goth ult Capt.
Jonathan Crosby, aged so.
AT Petersham, in May last, Mr.. Sheverick
weeks, aged az. His death was occasioned
by being thrown from wagon.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-12
William D. Femme,
GOLD & SILVER SMFTI

y Wilt XII OS14 4 rs
INFORMS the PubIick, that
q be 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-ChaiDs; Seals &
Keys; Paste Finger-Rings Earnings Bosom
4Ins; Silver Spoons; Do. Thimbles Plated
Casters; Do. CandIesticks; Brass do; Steel
Shutters; snufer-Trays; Tea-Trays; Knives
q Forks; Penknives; Scissors; Razors Steel
spectacles; Reticule Snaps; Gilt Hooks &
Eyes; Imitation Shell Combs; Cloth Brushes !:
Hair do; Tooth do; Britannia Tablespoons |;
Iron do; Niilli1eur Soap; Cinnamon do. Co
logne Water; Oil of Lavender India Rouge !;
Bugles; Spangles; White e. Yellow Bullion !;
Coral Beads; Glass do.-and various other ar
hcles not herein mentioned.
The above will be sold cheap for
Cash or approved Credit.
n. b. Particular attention paid to re-
pairing Jewelry.
o. Cash paid for old Gold and Siluer.
Worcester, June 10, 1922.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-12
Ocrccster 25ank.
Director for the ensuing week,
SAMUEL NJ. BURNSIDE.
GPDaJNFD

AT Burlington, VT May 30th, Mr.. GEORGE
lSG y, as pastor of the first Congregation
al Church and Society in that town.-Intro-
doctory Prayer, by Rev. Mr. Ware. of tie city
Oh New York-Prayer by Rev. Mir. Ripley. Of
/" altman, Ms.-sermcn, by Rev. Or. Kirk
land, President of Harvard University-Or-
dalning Prayer by Rev. Or. Bancroft, OF Wor-
cester-Charge by Rev. Dr. Ihayer, of Ian
caster, Ms.-Right Hand of Fellowship. by
Rev. MIR. Francis, OF WATERFOWL, Ms on
GLIDING Prayer, by Rev. MIR. Brooks, of Hing
ham, Ms.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-12
Cele6ratso's Of INDEPENDENCE.
VEvHE ensuing Anniversary of

kSHE ensuing Anniversary of
n AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE win
be celebrated at BrookfelG, by all parties.
without distinction.-The Procession to be
formed at half past 10 o'clock, will proceed to
the Meeting ouse.--Prayers by the Rev.
MIR. Sto'ae-Declaration Of independence by
Jesse Bliss, Esq.-and an Grafton by Charles
s4aen, Esq. of New Braintree ON
the table at one O'Clock, provided by Messrs.
dice Thomas, which will consist Of al the
dainties of the season.
o. Tickets. at 81 100 each, NAV be
had at the bars of M. Rice and S. B. Thomas.
The friends Of liberty in the vicinity
are solicited TO attend, particularly the Rev.
Clergy.
Per order Of The Com, Of arrangements,
WILLIAM CROSBY, Sec'ry.
June 10, 1922.