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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-01-08
CAEap GOODS,
1T the corner of.narket o,a Hahn streets,


saluable assortment Of GOODS, suitable TO The
present and approaching seasons, Cor which,
he ILLINOIS STATE BANkFA pER will BIZ,
as payment. II being their intention
% invest all their funds of the above descrip.
ion in the Produce of the country, they viii
)e enabled TO take il en- such terms IS will be;
satisfactory % the purchaser.
Among their choice collection Of Goods are
viz:
superfine Black and Blue Cloths,
Cd quality do. do. do.
Super louble milled Glue Cassnneres
Do. do. mkt and Fancy do
Fearnought Coatings,
Moleskn do.
Green and Red Booking Bazcs,
Grey mkt and Brown Forest Cloths
Sattinet,s and brunswick Cords,
Drb and Olive lfanSup do.
Figured Rattinetts,
Orange, Scarlet, Black, Green, Blue, Grim,
son, Brown, Lead, and Fancy Colorec
Bombazetts, plain and twilled,
Super Pin Ground Calicoes,
I" Fancy Light Co.
/" Blue and Fancy striped do.
Furniture do.
Light Fancy Printed Ginghams,
Dark Cambria ana Satin Stripe do
r I" Fine "A and ga Cambria Muslins.
60 /" jubilee Cord Go. do.
." Hair do. do. do.
&c Cross barred do.
Z" 4" a. and "a Plain Jaconet Go.
" Figured do. do.
/" Mry iiQl do.
&c =" Irish Linens,
Brown Hollands,
Stcan-lo5in SAirtings,
Lainbs-wooi Shirts and Drawers,
II
DO. Italian do.
Do. Senshaws and Sarsnetts,
Do. White antg seen Florence,
Dc. and Fancy Colored Silk shawls and
Handkerchiefs,
Blue. Black, and Fancy Colored Italian Sew.
ing silk,
Ladies' White and Black silk Gloves,
Mems Super Beaver, BucksAin and Dogs,i.a
DO.
Raw silk, and Mlled Woollen Gloves,
Ladies' Super Black and Lead coIor.ss
Worsted Hose,
Do. do. White Cotton do.
Lambs-wool Half-hose, assorted,
81 Scarlet and Blue Waterloo Shawl5,
Black and Fancy Colored do. do. printed
borders, Ks
cAi!dren's ~orstsd Boots and Spots.
Mems Boots and Shoes,
Boys do. do.
Children's Leather and Morocco Boots,
Ladies' Super do. do.
DO. do. Jefferson do Ties,
Do. do. Broad Straps and Heels,
Super Wax Calf Skins,
Morocco do assorted,
Maccouba, Rappee, and Scotch Snuff,
Spanish Sesars,
sI ,mSs Hsi'" and TEAS
Birthstone, Copperas, M.dder, Aim, Re-
fined SaltPetre, Clauber and Epson Salgs
aud Spanish Flatant Indigo,
Domestic Plaids and Stripes, !
Bleacled and unblached Shirtings
and Sheetings, u large assortment
Linsey and Woollen Socks,
SO reains Cap and Letter Paper,
Paste-bosrds and Spelling Books,
GROCERIES, Hard and plased WARES.
Together with general assortment Of Sad,
Hers, Hatters', and shoemakers' Trimmings.
PAUL & INGRAM.
N. b. The highest price given for Beeswax,
furs, Flax and Tow Linen, Woolen Socks,
md Lnseys.
A GIG and HARNESS for sale. Inquire of
st. Louis, Dec "a 1924 ss6t
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,SHF4rsfi'on.-Tie are of miracle has
not followed the ass of rivalry n.to obli-
WON. a tery recent Continental Journal
contains the AFFIDAVIT Of NJ. Donnadie', the
naynf aud CouHch OF Ra-s ,eaes, ihat on
the 18th OF May, girl OF f.lecn yeafs Of
ayr parhiyiic for mere tbHn three years,
Wa m,raeu.cusly eufed on lie dry oil tie
iestlealof 81. fdlcraa, he patron faiiit OF
1.-THE Place
irish !himous. -'TAe loner order of J.
rlsh arr SO prone 10 pleasaniry, that escn
the deepest d.sirl.s cannot qaell tic pre-
'ai'lns hnmour.~A miserable brggar il
STREET Of London, ,eus ay4e1 by & gentle
man relieving him, Why he lid not stay at
home, since he roulA net Ia wore OF miy
where than where h. n6w Ras -" Shall
tell ye.tr honour tuly Why Nre came ovfr;a
was me reply. al you Phrase" "Tbrn
by my soul We cane o,c. Ia look after he
ASSEMBLIES -
Cement. The following Is a very cxccl-
lent cement for the Use of turner's and afti-
sans IN general, thf rrcei,t IS due 10 Mr.. =.
Narley. Sixteen parts al whiting are Il De
finely pn".ac~e'i .r.a heated 10 frineas, 10
dfi'c oil all the water. When cold il is 10
be mixed with sixteen parts oi hi""A resin,
and one part OF beeswaN, the latter hasing
been previously melted together, and the
whole stirred I'LL Of an uniform consis-
enrc.
.'Wogrdphs.- possess the signatures
or handwriting OF literary or distinguished
characters, has ever been considers, i VA
liable curiosity, but il remained for our
specuhtng age 10 see such matters put up
to sF'e by public auction. Alta twelve
days sale ol books, &c thai has llsi con-
Guided, several autographs Nerr amongst
Tho lots. One lo; was the signature of Bn.
naparte :, il fetched eighteen smIlings. An.
other lot consisted ot several autographs,
the most celebrated Of which was thai Of
The late Princess Charlotte the lot fetched
60.
One Thousands pound sterling rcndrd. -
J'he proprletors Of the East Lothian Bank
ing company III Scotland, have offered by
advertisement in the London Courier, a
reward of $1,000 sterling (Siil1 al for the
apprehension of William Borihwiek, late
cashier of the above COMPANY, il delivered
To justice IN the county oliiaddinglon,wiih-
~ twelve months from The Isl of July last.
borth"lck arrived at Savannah some time
since, was taken up and committed to pri-
son, aud afterwards released under the LA
btas Corpus act, by Judge Charlton.
sHd'w'ng sicGntss IN Saiind-A bilious
malignant fever, says the Manlius Times,
OF August 7, OF n very alarming aud fatal
eharncter SNOW raging in the village of sa-
ilna, N. Y. which, IN several instances, has
terminated fatally in four days. Mr.. Bald.
WIN the Post Master, died on Sunday night.
Nir. kirkpatrick, superintendent OF the Salt
Springs, siekcned ca Friday, New cases
occur daily. Al who are able have left the
village with their families. Al no former
period has the annual fever been so mallg-
nant III lis character, or no fatal IN It's consc-
uttenCee
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tol elect on this class q nrr.ons ;r,n.,t q,
confident assurance of def .e,io,, ,,a 1t
To every similar design. nb,ie a.. -. :.
IS remote, they may listen with errdulity
20 the aritnl tale of the ins,igator. and con.
eur IN lis plausihllit, but the approach of
dai'ger VIII invariably produce trsarh,.ry
the concomltant of dlstardly dispositions
In the fidelity and attachment of a nnn,e.
rous class of these per ons, we have other
sources oi security and early information !;
from both ofMhich, it is reasonable In can
cinde, that, in proportion To the number
engaged, will be the certainty of detection I.
'na mat an extensive conspiracy cannot be
nltured in this state.
have entered with much reluctance on
this detail, nor would il have been consi-
dered requisite, hui to counteract the num-
her of gross aud idle reports, actively and
extensively circulated aud producing a
gcnerel anxiety and alarm. And, although
Their authors may have no evil design, aud
may really be under the dclusion, il is easy
To perceive what Pernieious consequences
may ensue from not applying the proper
corrective. Every individual in the STATE
~ Interested, whether in relation to his own
or the reputation of the state, in
giving no more importance to the transac-
ton than il justly merits. Legislature
has wisely provided the means of efficient
protection. Ii the citizens will faithfully
perform the duty enioncd on them by the
Patrol Laws, fear NOT that we shall con-
tlnue IN the enjoyment ofas much Tranquil
hiY aud safety as any state IN the Union.
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
sir, your obedient servant
THO. BENNETT.
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MY LAND.

A DVERTISED for some time last
~ spring in The Lynehburg Press. To those
wishing 10 purchase such q trl,t, sho do not
rccollcel my former description OF the land, IL
iney br necessary 10 shy, that the tract CON
Trims 300 acres, with obont half cut. II adj
joins the lands Of Nalh. |. Manson, q. ID. Mer-
riwether, Edmund Cubb,and Others lies with
IN mes Of Lynehburs, md is equal In qua-
lily 10 my land IN the neiebonrtiood, for tho
production OF tobacco, corn and every de.
scriplon of smell grain. The improvements
consist of dwelling house, with seven rooms.
~ith every out boase necessary for conye,
niencc and comfort Also doublc.geersd,
Grist Mil and Saw Mill,
Which, with little rpair wonld command
the best custom Tint know There is a fine
young orchard OF the best selected peach and
apple trees. Possession will he given nj
chrlstmas, with the liberty Of seeding wheat
this tnll
Ia the mean time a private sale would be
preferred.
ar TRIMS or S.fLE~-Oas third pnvnJle
hs Isl Of January ls23, and he baiance in /.
and . gedrs hVrfaitet. A. $. HENRY.
sept q. o ltwtds
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Educati0n.

THIE subscriber will resume the teaching
Il business, on MONDAY the 9TH of the
nest month, in Tie hongc he formerly occu.
pied aud which "a nj present occupied by {.
Fisher. His cOhrsc oi instruction will com.
prise such Iiternr! mud scientific subjects rs pre
n.uaiIy taught in our Schools Jcfms--From
$lo 10 81 i-2 scholar per cssion of g IL
monlhf. No pupil will be admitted for less
time ilan the arssion, il entered at the com
mcneement Of the session II entered after
the commencement Of the session, no pupil
viii be admitted for less time than the rcn oin.
der of the session.
K b. fOWNLEY.
oh mo Bird 1892 uwts o
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~ Nti ice.

vENfIE President and Directors of the
IL .Lynchbyg and Salon Turnpike Company
require the Stockholders Of the snid company
TO pay, ON or before the 9TH day OF October
nest, the further snm Of ten per cent. ON the
amohn, OF iEcir scveroi shares, to John Lynch.
Treasurer, this being the seventh reauisiiiou.
By order of the Board,
JOHN LYNCH, Clerk.
Sept 3. ,aoa
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from The Ph7ad,lplia Union.
A aDN1


A SONG.
Oh, put the llnrp away,
can hear il sound no more,
Eech note recalls some day
lhni earth enB ne'er restore.
For MI our joys nre Ned,
Aud none bni Heaven relnnins,
Then why recal what's deud,
BY those once pleasing strains
For mem'ry S wore tlsp alhrsil
When the lenH higt Is giteD,lf.
Tint points unto the lall I..#.
BY which We LOST our Heaven.
On he 1iayringe If Doad4
With hair bciwisted various wnys,
His body siraiglien'd by still anys
With mincing gait, and all hs tones
Broken by gentle sigh. aud means,
'iischeel,sInd lips thronge MI glowing,
Sec furio 10 the altar going;
Who Lends, but yet appears 10 lingor,
The Lady by The little 6ngnr,
The Priest nstoni.hcd all the while.
Could scarce empress or hide n smile,
Then whiprr'd 10 the CLERK inside,
"Hhih of the Misses Is the Bridcib
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Notice.

YNHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
OF the Lynebbnrg and Saiem Turnpiks
Company, will, by adjournment be held al the
Franklin Hotel. in the town Of Lynchburg. on
the first day of October next, at which time
the Attendance Of the members are earnestly
solicited, either ia person or by proxy
JOHN LYNCH, Clerk
Sept. 3. tlo9
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Trust Sale.

Wy virtue Of deed OF trust executed td
- The Subscriber by Jnbez Lcftwieb, Jr.
bearing date tho 26tb hay of September, 1920.
aud oil record hi the Clerks Office of the coun
~ OF Bedford, for the purpose Of sccurlne.to
George I. williams " Co The payment Of sun
dry sums Of money Ia said decd mentioned, !
shhll, on Satwiay Inc IN dug of Sepfembtr
nc1t, nt the holfe Of said Jnbcz LeIiwith. Jr.
~ The coanty Of bedford, proceed to sell, by
way OF Public Auction, for Cash,
Ihe Following Slaves,
To wit Jacob, Daniel, Charles, Rnlpb yiIefs
Dolly md one Girl Child Angelnn, snckey'
nnd Eliza, or so mnny of said Slavcs, Ms will h.
sufficient 10 discharge the debt In soid decdex-
pressed, aud the cosi of carrying the same into
effect. the title vested in me by snid deed will
he conveyed and no other.
SAMUEL HANNAH.
august ID lfwids3
O." The absre SHE is POSTPONED
uaih Saturdayhe 2lst September.
SAMUEL HANNAH.
Sept 3. itwtds o
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The following Slaves ::

Jacob, Dolly and her two children Aneelinn
and Moses aud CbafIes, or so many OF said
Slaves rs will be sufficient to discharge the
debts in said deed oppressed and the costs Of
carrying the same into effect The title vest
ed in me by said deed viii be conveyed and
no other.
SAMUEL GARLAND,
WIN. NJ. KItES. 1Fu"ffs
september g. wtdso
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Notice

On Tuesday, The Ist Of Oeiober neat,
| will sell,. Ut public auction, TO The highee
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Nrnst Sale.

RY virtue of deed of trust executed 10
- the subscribers by Jhbcz Lcllwich ir.,
bearing dale the 2lEt dry Of March, 1921, and
of record in The clerks oticc of the COUNTY
81 Bedford, for the purpose of securing 10 Jno.
" settle T. Co and Settle q RprvelI, sundIy
snmsofmoncy said deed mentioned, We shall,
on saturday, the 18th Of September, at the
house oi said Jnbez Lefiwich, jr. in the eoun.
" OF Bedford proceed to sell, by way OF pub
lie auction, for cash.
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Rro0lfs,d. FEB. 4, Is!
4 Bargain.

v-r!,F. snl,,criber offers for sale,
,;,,fal and accommodating terms,
= on =, best Farms in Worcester County,
Oh" Cd 60 rods south OF the Centre Meeting
sue, in NorthbridSe, on the County Road
leading from Worcester 10 Providence--cou-
tanning t3a acres of excellent Land, well pro-
U5r.ioned for Ploughing, Moving, Pasturing,
md Wood Land, and unutialIy well watered.
fhere are also convenifnt Dwelling House,
Ort-i!ouscs. &c. one Ban, 40 by SO feet, fin
lishgd Il Inc best mannes aild convenient--one
attach 10 it, of I5by 40 feet, also in good
repar--an Orchard q excellent Fruit, princi-
ypally grated, and olthe most choice selection,
will ar4ralH mY<e from Is 10 30 barrels OF
Cider, ckslusiyeof Winter apples. 06F Call
and sc. JOB CARPENTER.
.Norksri9e, Feb. s, 1929.
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Real Estate an Shre1va..
bury.
nor Sale, an excellent Earn.

NOR Sale, an excellent Farm.
u containing about one hundred acres Of
good Land, well proportioned into Moving.
Pasturing, Ploughing, and Woodland, with !.
decent two-story House, and Barn, and oth--
er Out-Buildings, in very good repair. Said.
Farm is very pleasantly situated, and is abouN
one and half mile from Shrewsbury Meeting
House, and three and a half miles from Wor-
cester Courthouse. The Buildings stand a.
bout thirty rods south of the Worcester Turn
pike. No Farm in town is better watered-.
having stream Of water running through IL
which never fails, and waters every part Of the
Farm for the cattle with an excellent Young
Orchard, ingrafted with the choicest Fruit.
just coming into bearing state-situated in a.
very pleasant neighbourhood, and about one
mile from Grist-Mill and Saw-Mill.
Condihons-a long credit will be given for
great part of the purchase money, if re-
quested. If not sold at private sale by the.
4th day of April next, it will then be offered:
at Publck Auction on the premises. For fur
ther particulars, inquire of the Subscriber.
JONATHAN NELSON.
Shrewsbury, Feb. IL, 1922.
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Worcester, Sc.
Probate-ofice, February 0, 1899.
10 the Hears df ANDREW PErERs, late of
Westhoroagh, IN SAID County, Esq. de-
ceased, md u all others concerned ~ the
Estate Of SAID deceased, .GRErTING.
VOU are hereby cited TO ap-
u. pear (ifyou see fly at the Court of Pro-
bate 70 be hol''rn at Worcester, in said Coun-
tv, on the fr. Tuesday in March next, at
ri tie clock, before noon, to show cause why
tseInsirun,en', which purports to 10 the last
VIII aud Testament Of said deceased, should
not be approved; and you will be heard there
en-. NA'iiiL. PAINE, y. Prob.
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G.. CO :3aBsacDugett8 Sl2.
PUBLISHED BY
WILLIAM MANNING s. SON,
Ca: IsOr south Of JMessrs. BURT & MERRIcK's
NJ StGge-Ofice.
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

lONbo OF j OOA<AONA
l'c.ce to single subscribers, who receive their
r. 4.-s at the Office, or by mail, two dollars per
1.iaers.
10 companies of SO subscribers, who take
Ca, ,.apers at the Office, one dollar and fifty
&. ! per amman, payable on delivery OF the
l,s2ers.
,;in,le subscribers, who pay in, advance,
~i.ite entitled to deduction of TT per cent
Sn4 the same allowance viii be made to
a.ants in distant places, who win regularly
eo!.cs and remit money which may be due
Fl o.n subscribers.
pr. Advertisements, NOT erceeding tacetoe
tres. published three aceeks for one dollar, and
CO ,i;n..eG three aceeks longer for fifty cents.-
Ina.es advertisements in the same proportion.
r, consequence of decision OF the Supreme
Judicial Court, the Publishers OF this paper
deem it necessary to give notice, that while
they shall sedulously aim to be literally cor
reel, ti.ey cannot hold themselves responsible
for any errour in any advertisement beyond
the s;,ln charged for its insertion.
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Farms for Sale, at Kendue.

FkSHE Subscriber, having re.
II moved out of the State, will sell at Ven
Que, on Tuesday, the goth day of February
next, the following ZEAL ESTATE. situated
IN the South Parish Of Brookfeld, sas.-
Six acres of 6rst-rate Land, with a
good Dwelling House in good repair, Barn and
Out-Houses, good Well of Water. and AN ex-
cellent Garden-Spot-in the Village of the said
south Parish, nearly opposite the Dwelling
House Of Simeon Draper, Esq.
Like7gise-One other Farm. two miles
from said Village, at the north end of Podunk
Pond, ESQ called) on the main road leading
from Brookheld to Charlton and Providence
being the Farm formerly owned by Lieut.. 10
sian Hamilton, deceased-containing about
three hundred acres of Land.-This is one
OF the best Grain Farms in the town. There
IS on this Farm two comfortable Dwelling
Houses, good Barn, seventy-fve feet long.
with two good Sheds, a good Well of Water
by the door, and good Well of Water in the
Barn Yard. This Farm may easily be di-
vided, and make two Farms
Both the above premises are worth
the attention of those wishing to purchase. be-
ing situated iageod neighbourhoods, where the
society is good.
6F The Sale will commence on the
premises IN the Village, Goth day of February
next, at | / o'clock in the forenoon. Al
THOMAS HERRING.
Jdnuary Q, 1899. ..
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Aromatick Snuff,
Head ache and Catarrh.


VEVHlS fragrant and innocent
"A 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 or
visit the sick, it will be found a most grateful
cordial.
In long, dull and nervous headaches.
and in all cases Of recent Catarh, it is an in
falilble remedy. This article, called ARo-
MATioK SNUFF, is recommended in the above
cases by DR.. Watcrhouse, 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 bottle.
Worcester, Nor. ID, 1921. en-
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Notice.

FSHE Subscriber, expecting to
n be unable to work the ensuing. Season.
by reason of bodily indisposition-- wishes to sell
his Stock-let his Farmland settle his Ac-
counts, as soon as he is able to ride.
The Stock consists of one yoke of Ok
-en--feer Cows---oile pair of Steers. three years
old--one pair Of Bulls, two years old last
Springzzfourteen good paA;re Sheppard two
tgs' weighing al,s,.t 100 bsseach --,also
one good eight day Clock, aud tire .l.o,.--,.,
OF Brick, now lying on Back-street, $50 call
ed.)
Said Farm lies about two miles and
three quarters from Worcester Court-House,
on cross road, leading to Hidden, and will
keep yoke of Oxen and eight or ten Cows
the year round; and will be let, and possess
sion given to any person will small family
and good Recommendations, as soon as the
above Stock can be Sold
AMOS WHITNEY.
Worcester, Feb. IS, 1922.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

WORCESTER, IS. Supreme Judicial Court, at
Worcester, October term, A. ID. 1921.
On the Libel aforesaid Ordered, That
the Lbellant notify the said Elijah COnGnt to
appear at the next term Of this Court, to be
holden at Worcester, within and for the Coun-
ty of Worcester, on the third Tuesday OF April
next, by publishing an attested copy of said
Libel, and this Order thereon in the .Massa-
chesetts Spy, three weeks successfully, tha
last publication to be thirty days, at least. be-
fore the sitting Of said Court, that he NAV then
and there shew cause, ifany he have, why the
prayer Of said Libel should not be granted.
Attest, ABllAH BIGELow, CLERK.
Aoopy ofthe Libel and Order thereon.
Attest, AHlJAH RlGELow, CLERK.
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Domestick Goods.
JOEL CARTER

HAS for Sale, at Chambers
~ No. Q, JMarket-Row, fronting Comhill,
BosToN-
80 bales Bleached sheeting and Shirtings.
as do. Brown Go. do.
40 do. Ginghams and Stripes.
IS do. DENNIS, Sd & Al Checks.
6 do. Tickires.
10 do. Shoe Innings, very cheap article.
5000 lbs. White and Blue Yarn, No. from Z
to 90.
1000 do. Sewing Cotton.
1000 do. knitting DO.
900 do. Floss do.
Cassimeres and Broadcloths.
It's ps. Satinetts, variety Of colours.
1000 prs. Mems thick, and Ladies' & Misses
Morocco Shoes.
or The above Goods are some from
almost every Factory in the New-England
States, comprising beautiful assortment, and
will be soid at good bargains, for Cash or Cred
ii, by the Piece or Bale.
Purchasers are respectfully invited to call
and examine.
Boston, Jan. IA, 1922. 4m,eop
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FOR sale.

O&E Of the best Farms in
u Woodstock, Comm containing about
>4e hundred and five acres of arabic, grazing,
and wood land, and now improved by HESRr
.HowARD. A large, handsome, two-story
Dwelling two large Barns, Corn
House aud Cider-hiill, were erected on the
premses q few years since, and are aow in
excellen. repair. The Farm is about two
miles from the West Parish Westinghouse,
imam excellent neishbourhood. The title will
be made perfectly secure, and liberal credit
given.--Apply to Samuel Pdrkman, ESQ.
Boston, or Elisha B. Perkins, Of Pomfret,
[Conn.)
January &C, 1899. CIV
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Just Received,
IND FOR sale.

S1S'A< VIZ SV1A1-3 .sts.4
EgROADCLOTHS. Cassimeres, Flan-
kS nels, Bembazets, Cashmere shawls, Pc
lisse Sattins and Silks, Bonnet do.--Plain,
Plaid, and Striped Lustrings-Silk and Cotton
Velvet-Vestings-- and Worsted Hosiery
Neck and Pocket Hdkfs-Silk and Cotton
Umbrellas-Ca licoes-G inghams-- Muslins--
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Sattinets-Buffalo Robes--Cotton Batting, &c.
&c. &c.
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and India Goods, win here find an assortment
rarely to be met with--niapy Of the Articles at
prices much less than formerly, and all as
cheapsas can he obtained at any other Store in
Worcester or Boston. "a
HENRY NJ. SKIES.
Worcester, Feb 10, 1922. CIV
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