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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-02-06
WORCESTER, Wednesday, FEBRUARY 6, 1922.
Daniel Denny, Jr. & Co.
HAZE RECEJVED

11"11 = 1tLCLU Ed,
EROM the late large .Auction
Sales, great variety of European PIECE
GOODS-such as Cashmere Shawls; Bomba-
zetts; Drab Kersey; Fearnoughts Broad
cloths; Blue and Drab Pelisse Cloths; Twist
buttons; Silk and Cotton Hdkfs.; Tabby Vel
vets Worsted Hosiery Beaver Gloves !:
Silks; Grapes; Umbrellas; Shirtings; White
and brown Irish Linens; Ribbons Caiicoes
Muslins; Cam6ricks; Cotton Damask: Pins !:
Cotton Balls, sc. &c.--which they offer for
saie' at small advance, at
No. 9, MarEet-Street, BosroN.
Jan. %, 1922. ew
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Patent Grai;n-C Cleaner.

sAAA Ou1oOILOCls- ttdpiuS DCs
n come Proprietor of the Patent Right for
erecting and using MALTBY g. FowLER's Pa
TENT HULLLNG or SMUT MACHINE,
in the State of Massachusetts designed to be
used in Grist-NIills, for the purpose of cleans
ing Wheat, Rye, and Buckwheat from foul
seeds, smut, dust, grit, and every inpurity
whatever, has constituted ELISHA BART
LETT his Agent for vending Patent Rights in
said State, and respectfully invites Millers and
Owners Of Mills to call upon said Agent, at the
Store Of EAREE & CHASE, in Worcester, and
inspect one Of said Machines, which ID accona@
panied by great Number of Certificates from
experienced Millefs and others, in the State Of
New-Yorls, setting forth its utility and great
importance--one of which follows.
ARNOLD BUFFUM
1nso. 80, 1922.
THIS may certify, that I have bought of
MALTBY & FOWLER one of their Smut Ma
chimes, and now have it in full operation that
| find it perfect in cleaning smutty Wheat,
hulling Buckwheat, and Of great benefit in
preparing Rye for grinding. think it one of
the most beneficial Machines that even saw
in Grist-Mill.
JONATHAN BLOOM.
Paris, (M York; Jan. 81, 1920.
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Worcester, IS. January "a, 1922.
NAKEN on Execution, and
IL will be sold, at Publck vendue, at
Fitch Wmchesfer's Inn, in scarborough, on
Tuesday, the Goth of February next, at one
O'Clock, +. M.-allthe Right in Equity JOEL
BREWER, jun. has in his mortgaged Real Es-
tate, situate in the easterly part of said South
borough, on which said BrsGer now lives.
JONAS BALL, ID. Sheriff.
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Worcester, IS. January 81, 1922.
A TTACHED on mesne pro-
cess, taken in Execution, and will be
sold, at Publick Vendue, at LGrkin & Luther
.anlo1down, jun's. Inn, in Southbrldge, in said
County, on Saturday, the Esd day of February
next, at one o'clock, P. Mall the Right that
MOSES WHEELOCK, of said Scuthbridge,
has in Equity to redeem his mortgaged Real
Estate on which he now lives and improves,
consisting of about ifty-six acres of Land, to-
gether with the Buildings thereon--attached
and taken as the property Of said Moses Whes-
lock. JEREMIAH RUNWAY. ID. S.
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Aromatick Snuff,
Headache and Cdtarrh.
THIS fragrant and innocent


THIS fragrant and innocent
n 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 siclE, it will be found a most grateful
cordial.
J. In long, dull and nervous headaches,
and in all cases OF recent Catarrh, it is an in
fallible remedy. This article; called ARo-
MArucK SNUFF, i, recommended in tho above
cases by DR.. Waierhortse, 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. IA, 1921. 6m
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STANDING COJNMITTEE.

STANDING COMMITTEE.
Theophilus Wheeler, Esq. Capt. Asa Hlm-
ilton, Hon. Levi Lincoln, Col. John W. lin
coin, William Eaton, Esq. Capt. EbendEer
Wiswall, MIR. Ebenezer Mower, Mr.. Sias
Brooks, Gen. Thomas Chamberlain, Mr.. IA.
thaniel Stowell, Mr.. Otis Corbett.
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Building Stones.

GTONES of suitable size, well
~ hammered Tor Underpinniug, Door-steps,
and other purposes, may be had, on very rea-
sonable terms, and in quantities to suit pur4
'chasers, at the House Of Corrsftion.---Said
Stones are prepared by the Convicts, and can
probably be afforded cheaper than at any other
place in this County.
Also-good Boots and Shoes for sale,
as above, on terms favourable to purchasers.
JOHN F. CLARK,
KEEPER 9TH House Of Correction.
Worcester, Jan. 90, 1922.
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Paris, IN York) Jan. 81, 1920.

A L the Annual Meeting of
IN "The Society Of Mutual .qid IN Dseet-
iag There's an The To,rn Of WorcestcY,r Jtnu-
airy IA, 1892, the Committees were appointed,
az follows - :
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PURSUING COMMITTEE.

Capt. Reuben Munroe, Maj. Nathan Heart,
jun. Capt. Sewall Hamilton, Mr.. David Lot
ell, Mr.. Israel Whitney, Mr.. John CurtS,
Mr.. Henry Haywood, Mr.. Ira M'Farland, MI,
Nathan White, jun. Capt. Lewis RigeloH,
Capt. Samuel Ward, Mr.. Willard Moore.
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Wanted, immediately,

A 7 the Wheelwright's Bust.
n ness, a good JOURNEYMAN. One
thoroughly acquainted with the trade, may
probably have employment a year or MORE
Also, scarted, as an Apprentice, LAD, of Is
or 16 years of age. One Of pleasant temper
and good morals, shall receive kind treatment.
apply to T. 81. SUTTON.
Worcester, Jan. 80, 1922.
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Worcester, IS. January 10, 1884,.
A TTACHED on mesne pro-
IA cess, and taken by virtue of Executions,
and to be sold at Phblick vendue, at Rand's
Tavern, in Lancaster, on Wednesday, the goth
of February next at one o'clock, p. Mall
the Right in Equity MOSES SMITH, of Lam
caster, Esquire, has to redeem the mortgaged
Farm wherein he now lives, near Lancaster
Westinghouse, consisting of about one hum
dred rods Of Land, with large new Dwelling
House, and other Buildings thereon.
MOSES THOMAS, Coroner I'D. Sheriff.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate-Ofice, January l, 1922.
To the Heirs Of MARY BARTLETT, late of
Marlborough, IN said County, deccas-
ed, and to all others concerned IN the Es-
tate 81 said deceased,
GREETfNc.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
II pear (if you see fit) at the Court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in March next, at
ten ofthe clock, before noon, to show cause why
the Instrument, which purports to be the last
Will and Testament of said deceased, should
not be approved and you will be heard theirs.
on. NATH1. PAINE, J. Prob.
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FOR SALE.

Charlton, Jan. IA, 1921.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-03
DAVID RODMAN.
No. l56, TXln,es.sf

Nearly opposite The sign of the Goldel Eagle
EsPECtfULLG Informs the psbic, thai he has
~ recently made such auiilons to bis stock OF
9OOTS and SHOES, As renoers has assortment very
generals Sh'oh he - selling cheap AS a, any store
IN town, of.qusl quality.
.fLSo-A quantity of mems calf skin shoe. tor
Iso womens' morocco shoes at So aud ss3 child.
rens morocco and leather Bootees at So. chdrens'
shoes at 2sJ and lao The above shces ~. of good
qua'i',, Aid sre soId al the prices stated Ia cunse-
quenee OF having been some time on hand, bat III
probably wear equal to many that cost much more.
Morocco Of various coIors; binding SKINS meats
leather; calf skins shoe thread webbing, nails,
&c with almost every article that relates 10 The shoe
business
or Boots and shoes, Of every description, manu-
'Ae'red As usual, and particular attention paid TO
cpArlng.
Newport, 22d Of 5th mo 1892
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ISAAC GOULD.
40. 10, 1hah,es- Sfreef.

Hds Juss received and c5c's Jor sale, az iosy "a
can be rsrohaSed m ms ss,yn. .Joy cash,
IL EAL west OF England black and blue f|roadclo,hs
Az OF the very hrst chop super black, blie, draB
ana newest fashion Queens mixed Cs,sitneres low
priced broadc.o,hs aud Csssimeres Toilenett. Va:
lencs, Circasssn and silk Vestings superlatye vest
shapes, fashionable hew article Css,ine,,s and
sAt'Inetts real Scotch Plaid 3.4 wide silk and cot;
ton Veivets. rich gilt and twist Goa, and vest but.
tons. cheap gilt do for childrens cIo,b, Webb.s
patent suspenders French buck Il doe skin Gloves,
very hne CrAvsts and fancy hhdkis. With &c neral
Asso'tmeht oi artcies IN his line. April 3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-03
MOLASSES, GIN, Sc.
&. NJ. THURSION.

Nss Just recsves and eger. for sas.
10 hhds. retailing Niolasses;
do. end 20 bbis. Jerks aud Phelps
best rye Gin;
do. West India Rum;
pipes Cognoe b, andy;
30 qr casks Wines, different kinds
20 kegs Richmond Manufactured Tobse.
&C, h'st Sualy;
40 do Gunpowder
IS BOXES DuolHtle Sosp;
400 teams Wrapping, 20 do. wiring Pa.
PEI; .,-
1000 lbs pure Ginger;
bale Cotks.
ALso-Hyson, Young Hyson, Hysooskin,
Soochuog aud Bohes TEAS, by tue ches, |;
boxes sod bbis. Havana White and Bfowo
Sugars ). Loaf do Coffee, Pepper, Pimento,
Nutmegs. Cassia, Psa'i.A.h; Chocolate,
Spanish and American Segas; LorrilIard'.
Scotch and MAcecboy Snuff Paper Tobscco,
SC So- June S.
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CHARLca EYLES. Town Clerk.


AN AZ tor t.t =, &. preservation OF
the SIps wALks. IN Newport
BE ft enacted by 81" csesmen II so,d for1,
6" l'oson. heesing assmb.ed, lha. tom and
after me passing IT ,ois Ac', every person
who shall f,de, dive, OF lead any horse, o.
sbali drive or..ead any horse and CAT, Wagon,
dray, sled, sleigh ony othe' yon,cie, drawn
ey me ~ more no 'es, OK OF oxsb o. shall
vncei q wneei-ba'fow upoO, oi against any
side waIk, aow iald,'or Hhlch naay he'eaite,
be LAID n THIS t0wn with b'lck o. alt stones,
unless tor The purpose Of necessarily crossing
such sdewa x, /; OF shall iastcn OF hitch any
horse o. 'es, or oxen, so shat they may
stand On such side walk or SHAH saw or de-
posr aEy wood, Iumbe' or Other maze rails
thereon; or shall 10 any o.he. rnsnnee wha,.
ever, obstruct,. or render announcement The
free use OF such side walk tor foot passengers,
sucn p,' -on So otieoding shall toI each aad
eve'y oHsnce, torfei' and pay Tor the use OF
said ..o.", sum not exceeding Ten Dollars,
sad not less than One Coilan at tho dlscrs-
ton OF the Cou befote whom the offender
may be tred 10 be recovered in any action Of
debt, 10 The name Of tho Town Treasurer, be.
tore any court competen, TO Try the samc.
.ind be H FURTHER enacted, That ,oc ho =
or hoi ses, OK OF oxen, IasleOcu ot bitLa-o
aforesaid, SO as ~ - o.. or liable TO ge'
on any suCh d. * y be let loose by
sny ireeholdsr Of said Town.
And whereas all passenges 90 ;.lc side.
walk in Thames street, would be greatly sc-
commodhed, u those passing up said street,
were as far as conveniently mirhl be, TO use
one Of said side walks and ,h sc passing down,
10 use the other. Thereto, c tor tho pu pose
of recommending 50 convenient . practice,
De H further enacted, That all persons pass.
ing up said street, shall take the RIG hi east.
sIiy side walk OF said street and all persons
ps.sing down shall take the right or westerly
eide walk OF said street. And ths, il shall DC
the du'y Of all persons passing contrary 20
this act, TO give way for hose passing in con
.Eormhy tbereto. Ind De h Jurfhsr enacted,
Th,, all pc rsoos standing OH eiher Of SAID
sidewalks, shalt ca, efully avoid obsTucting
the passage Of those passing 10 conformity IL
the regoing resolution.
. find be if further enacted, Tha, ell former
scts heretofore passed Oh this subject. which
are contrary 20 this Act, bs and me same are
hereby repeated. Witness,
CHARLES GYLE5, Town Clerk.
Newport, Ja". 4 1921 TJuiy3
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IN TOp1,} GETTING,


an ACT To pi.s,,'e and regulate the
FOUNTAIN. iAiey e. eoted near the fool vi lie
Man, in " -sti0gtOn-slisre.
Is g eHac II oy ,Hs rrsemen y Newaorf,
ia TSva ,ee~ss assembled. G.d 9y .he au-
.h0rsfy fheIee( 90 % enacted, inal ilom aud
after ,ns passing Il shis hct, there shall be
Chosen by The + ssnsn of said ,own, soms
suitable aud proper Psfsoa, whose du,y At
shall Se TO sups ad the ssid Fountain, aud
have che care thsrsoi, aud who 4. tuli CON.
pensstIon tor MS { ouOis and se,viees, Is hs. c.
by authorised % charge and eo,iecs Iwo Gents
for each and every aossHead OF waIe' fiiea At
sand fouuSaiu, TO. the Vac vi say snip " vesse!
pound upon any io,eign voyage, 0r tor any
oiher purpose, Otns, tnan dUIDesuc use.
.dHd beU Jurlher eHGe1sd, That u any pef-
son o. persons sasli ne eai,er deiace, OF IN
any way 'DJu>e any oi TIC works attached 40
SAID Fouu,ai0, or shall pui aDy hun oi any
Kind wnaesef IN the stream o. tub oi sand
FOUNTAIN, OF shall IN any otne' wsy ioui the
water thereof, or shall by any act dse'tthe
water running from the spout o! said iouo-
tain, by collecting and thsowing 0f the same
Win the hand, OF otherwise ~ Ihe annvyan
OF any oae, or shall do any act U, ming a. ,he
Eesetvoi' from which said stream flows, Cal
cuiaIed 10 lOjure any Of ,he works belonging
TO the said Fountain, OF To IeOder unwhoie.
some the waters running 10 It, every PEI son
30 oHendiog shall foiien aud pSy .iue no.
Ie., than Que Dollar, aud not ,xcesdins Fous'
Do''a's, tor each and every ,tfrnce, one halt
the cot 70 aud tor the use ot mo Iown, and
the othe nai TO and iol The use oil him VINO
shail sue tIi and recove; the sane, to be &c,
Covered IN an acuon Ut debt, before s0y CouN
So.apetent ~ ~ tne -ame.
WL0ess,
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1axes IN Tiveyion.

I0xeS IN 1iverlon.
, TOTICE is hereby given, that the Towb
4 Tsx, assessed 10 the town OF Tisctoh,
10 1921, on the es,s,es Of tho following per:
sons, is still unpaid, VIZ.
Bs,iab Brown, So66
Psleg Hedley, heirs Of &c
Stephen Tripp, (of WsNport, Ms.) So
And that unless said Taxes be pa,d wilhia
twenty days Of the date hereof, the said rs.
,stes, (or 80 much thereof 80 will be suffic:
lent to pay said Tsxes and oil incidental
ehsrses,) viii then be sold at public suc,onI
at the ioo pf George L,w,on, ues, the brdgcs
10 said Tiser,on, at 2 o'clock, P. M. 10 tbs
higheat bidder.
JOHN w. Hicks, coaesis's
1Tyerten, Jdne 10, is2s.
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Has Jnst receiced
A FRESH supply OF Spriog and Sum-
y mer GOODS. which he ofiers Cor sale ON Tho
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-03
MEDICAL SOCIETY.

Al the Anniversary Meeting Of ihr Rhode
Ls!and Medical Society, held al Providence on
"Wednesday is-r, the followiog gentle men
were elected Officers tor the year ensuing -
Pardon Bowen, NJ d. Presid nf.
Caleb fIsks, ~ u. l"2 yiee Presi.
DAVID King, VI d. ID denfs.
PaIdon BrownelI, III. ID. Rec. Secrefory.
Dr.. William Turner, Cores. Secretary.
Thomss Nj Bsrrows, M. d. Treasurer.
Horauo G. Bowen, Liorarian aud Ca6.nef
Reeher.
Dr.. Edmund L. Waring. 4, cz,.
D.. William C. Shaw, Cen'orsJ0y s'a, ~. me
ea.i':. ea: se%ss1 se!,ss, @'1'; ~ '2S nd ! "'e"
Levi Wheaton, NJ u.
Solomon Drown, ~. d. -
d.. S'muel Hudson,
John MAckic, ~ ID.
P0'es, That the snnual meeting of the
Censors for the Southern District, be heresf.
ter held on The second Wedne sdsy 10 Seprem-
be', end tina, The annual meeting of the Cen.
sors for tho Noahern District be held on the
second "Wednesday 10 March.
Yosed, That Salmon A. Arnold, NJ. u. be
admitted Fellow Of the Society.
Pofed, That the Society commend To the
Apotbccaries Of this Stale, the Pha,m.ccr, ,ia
OF the United States that II may be geuersl.
iy adopted as standard for the Pre- pa alton
OF Medicines.
Dr. Joseph Msuran wa, sppoinred firs, and
D.. Samuel Yves, second Ors,or for the nea.
anniversary.
An Interesting Discourse on Typhous Fe.
yer, was re.d by D. William G. Wniue,.
edge. Ju,v 8.
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II. s r. $50 n S.

Has JnSt receiSed
A FRESH supply OF Spriog and Sum.
4 u mer GOODS, which he offers Tor sale ON tho
most accommodating terms Among which are -
herno shs~ls and Hand { Low priced do
kerchiets yRed. white. green and
Imitation ditto yellow Fiannes
Valencia long ditto a ssitine,ts
Fancy silk handkerchiefs , W Woonetts
Sanze ditto ak, Marseilles and Val,
SILK scsris encis vestings
Grape shawls striped Jeans, large a.
Levsntine ditto 4 ,"rtment
Cotton do with satin "A 90 Cambrics
borders 10, Jaconet
SILK, cotton and worsteC Back and colored Indls
hose y Levantines
Long English silk gloves I do sattins
Hal habit ditto Gingbams
shk Gsuze yoiampd cambrcs
Cypress Grape : eattern dresses, new
italian ditto Z fashion
Nankin and Canton DO. 4 Flag and black silk hand.
Thread and silk Laces k.rchieh
Fancy and PLAIN Riobons \ Cotton Dag do.
Neal India Book hiushns csmbric and common
Imitation do. iimtes
India muli muslins & ;arhle Ginghams
limitation do. yBlack, blue and yellow
few Leghorns very Nankins
cheap 4 Black and colored worVt.
Cslieoes, great variety } ed BombAzins for gen.
Cashmere sbaws 4 tlcmen's wear S 3 and
Superhne Br' sdclotbs So Bombazin silk aud
Cassmeres twists
Newport June s.
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And 40 |, Eusfom. House LOurf.

Ind No |, Custom. House LOnrt,
w ILL open, this day, the best and cheapest as
sortment Vi goods hs ever offered for sale in
ns Town, and as he is in expectation OF leaving this
place IN the Fall, he is determined to sell of his
"hoe STOCK before he starts, even IL he is obliged 10
sell them under the original cost
fmorg Uhich are he /oiiowins,
.. BnoApcLorus ten per cent cheaper than ever
hiddermlnstcr Carpetings. very nice at IS per yrd
Venetian stair Carpe,ing for only 3s od per yd La.
aes ,tton Hose from Is sd to 6s per pair ladies'
linen Laves from 6s TO 7s6d per yd ladies' nice
worked bordered Merino Shawls. al S3 ;? / 2 cts {,
biaox Lus,rings, from 3s3d to 3sod per yard double
Width Bombazins for only 6s9d per I'd BombsEetts
from ~ cts to 3sod per yard gentlemcns' super
limitation Crsvats at 3.91 each gentemens' incest
MarseiIles Vesngs. a, T. Sd per pa,,ern; Florence
P'ads, from ls6d to 4sod per I'D ladies and gen.
tiemens' silk Hos. from 5s6d TO 12s per pair. .
.fLSO-Fsncy Csssimeres, Sattinets thin Elan.
nells twilled Bombazets figured Poplins; a com.
piete assortment OF American Cottons stripes and
paids; nice bed ,ickings striped and plain Jeans,
from Is 0d to Is and 81 per yard striped and plsn
Drilling yellow Nsnkins spun silk kid aud com.
mon gloves gentemens nice Msrseilles vest shapes
ieno shear and null null Muslins 6,e Linens .
complete assortment Of Cslicoes and Ginghsms su.
pei sirting Cot,ons furniture chintzes silk sces
foundation Lace nice white Italian Grape do black
Canton and msndarine Grape silx ves,ing. Flor.
enlines black and white Satin plaid silk Hsndker.
chiefs from 2s6J to 4,6d each zeiia Handkerchief
Drphyrs' Levantaes and SIncbaws lsdies Merino
indespensIbies for Is each, and many other articles
TOO numerous to mention oil Of which will be. sold
low for cash
w J. ] wishes oil those indebted 10 him by Note
or BOOK account TO call and settle The same imme.
ciatey, he also wishes those that have demands q.
Bhnst h'm 10 present the same for payment lac is
ANXIOUS to close his business as fast as possible.
Newport. June 90
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE IS hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed Executor OF the last Will
end Testament o the personal estate cf AssA SHAW,
late u Exeter, deceased, and has given bonds Tor
that purpose, az the Law directs Al persons having
demands against said estate are requested to exhibit
the ssmesnd al persons indebted said estate are
hereby required to make immediate payment to
WILLIAM SHAW. Executor.
TGwiet, Mr,. isl2.
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The beaufyMjnA bioOded Horse
YOUNG ECLIPSE,

MILL stand the ensuing season. commencing the
18th OF Nav next, at the Stable Of Mr. LB.
VI SHEAshAH, in Portsmouth. Rhode Island
Young Eclipse was sired by tbs celebrated thorough
bred Horse Eclipse, and his dam by the Arabian
Young Dey Of AIgiers, out Of full blooded Mare,
from the we'll known Horse Messenger
Portsmouth April 20 Jni2
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From the New.TIanen Journal. I

Duelling.-Thc Editor of this paper
is authorized by few gentlemen in this
city, who have associated themselves to
discountenance duetliag, to offer pre-
MUM of fifty dollars for the best Farce
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10 MISS OF II.
KNEW by the sigh, that stole from her heart,
When pensive she mus'd on her far distant
home,
That she griev'd that wild fancy had caus'd
her to part
With the friend of her bosom, to wander
alone.
But C., although twas unkind thus to
leave him,
To mourn in thy absence. the loss Of
Hlend
His sorrows will vanish if thou should'st re-
ceive him,
With smiles Of affection, on meeting again.
Fortrue love is strengthened by long separation,
sincere
In life's rugged path we must suffer privation,
And part with the friends, whom we hold
the most dear.
As the cold storms and SHOWS, which the
earth will soon cover,
Forbid for time, thy return to the west;
May the first mail that comes, bring line
from thy lover,
To hush every care that now troubles thy
breast.
And when blooming spring shall open her
treasures,
And invite thee to visit thy favourite climes
In the midst of thy friends, surrounded with
pleasures,
Forget not Leander! forget not old times.
LEANDER, Of The rale.
Bolton, Nor. 18.