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AUCTION sSALES, &c..
THIS Day.
For Sale at Auction.

ioI Sale at AucLlOn,
4 T the stores Of the Georgetown I'm.
n porting and Exporting Company, ON
Tuesday, the 7tb day of May, their re-
naming stock of goods, viz:
8 pipes GOULD g. cos
Z half pipes old LIP. Madeira wine,
IL ar casks warranted genuine
5 = ar casks as
Is demijohnsJ imported,
go boxes Marseilles claret. best qlty.
80 do Bordeaux do superior do
80 do Muscat Ffontignac
{ s R bs1. real Wine Vinegar
9pipes old Holland Gin, imported in
case Mamma
do Gum Arabic
4 bbls Olive Oil for manufacturing
2 baskets do in bottles
s bbls French Corks
lG6 reams Wrapping pape
60 do fine Eng. Hot-Pres'd letter pa
80 do French do do
pair superb Looking Glasses So by
72 inches
8 elegant Mantle Clocks
SO pai- best Plated Candle Sticks,
large g. small sizes and various patterns
bids Sad Irons
Those who are DESTROYS of securing
a choice Of FINE OLD VINE. at a mo-
derate price, fit for Immediate use, and
which may be relied upon as being genu>
inc as imported; may now have the OPP
portunity of doing so. The greater part
of it has been in store A to years and
none of it less than years. Sale to COM
mence at 20 o'clock, Terms then made
known. w. SMITH, pr agent
G R. GATHER, auct'r.
Georgetown May 8 may 4
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Bank of Potomac,

Mays 1922.
NOTICE is hereby given the stockhol-
~ ders Of tie Bank of Potomac, that a
dividend of two and an half per cent for the
last six months, has been declared, which
will be paid them or their representatives
on Monday the 9th inst.
BY order of the President and Directors,
C. PAGE, Cashier.
may 4 st
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Charles Bennett.

III AS received and offers ior sale by
IL wholesale,
5 cases Irish linens, remarkably chap
J do Ga ia ga ga & lO-4 diaper and
damask
Cd corded and colored musliDs
Cambria muslins, of various qualities
London ginghams, null null muslins
Russia and Irish sheetings
Flag Bandanna hhdkfs. very sup qlt'y.
Hirsts Black, and. navy blue Imperial
Saxon cloth
Seine and sewing twine,
Patent shoe and coloured threads
Gentlemen's doeskin and Beaver gloves
may law6w
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IRISH LINENS.

4 A. T. KENNEDY
EJAS lust opened and offers for sale, al
il the lowest cash prices; general as
sortment of IA and rs Linens. in whole
and hall pieces.
4 Gentlemens' bestquality Beaver Gloves;
Tortoise she'll, and Imitation Combs, OF
every description.
81 Reams Buffers superior Hot-pressed
Ito Post.
DOMESTIC COTTONS.
Plaids. stripes, & checks, (ofwarrante !
Waltbam's No, l,&2, dyes)
Power loom shirtings, and sheetings, &c.
&c. may Z st
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Notice.

Notice.
Boston, 2Oth April, 1922.
A S the subscriber will probably leave
"A the United States in the course OF the
ensuing summer, be desires that all persons
who have or pretend TO have any claims
against him will present them to him IN
Boston ON or before the end of June next,
and he hereby makes known to all whom
it may concern that unless this notice is
complied with, j. will be pleaded in bar to
all claims whatever, founded on any mat
ter or transaction, which may have occur
ed prior to this date
RAYMONDO CHACON.
msys law60a
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Lot of Ground,
Bernard Hooe, Jr.

H1IUKWEY III LA7T,
NTILL practise in the Superior and ln.r
w ferior Courts of Fairfax, Prince
William and Fauquier counties, Va. ande
in the courts of Alexandria. His Office iss
on King street, next door TO the Mayors
Office. msy.2 Il
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French Burr Mill-Stones
For Amsterdam.

fES The superior brig OLIVE, |.
49, saac Lincoln, master, daily OK
pected, burthen about s8o hhcs. tobacco;
she is copper fastened, and but two years
oId-ior freight of 100 hhds, or passage.
apply to y, ii. LApp y to'
april 80
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Cut Nails and Brads.

II. C. CAZENOVE e. co.
LAVE received an assortment OF Gu L
IL NAILS 4 BRADS, from Cd to 4Od
warranted TO be of the best quality, for
sale on the lowest terms.
NAV a
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MARINE LIST,
corIED from THE
PEADING-ROOM BOOKS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, MARCH 81

ARRIVED.
sloop Fanny, Mitchell 60 hours from
Baltimore. full freight to merchants oi
Sloop Henry. Smith. from Providence,
r. cargo lime, rum, molasses, apples
cider, and domestic goods, to A. Gaze
move, and the master. g D.,
Sch Midas, Howes, 8 days from Dos
.on cargo rum, shoes, furniture and plas-
tor to J. H. Laid s. Co. shoes &c. to
Sch Independence, Little, s days from
philadelphia, full freight to different
,oarchants of the District.
e Soon Armada. Kirkland, four days iron
n York, iull freight to merchants OF The
District.
s.b Triton, Small, Wilmington, Nc.
Sch Katy s. Sally, Snow, Portsmouth,
=; Sch h Romeo, Lswdew, Providence H.
Island.
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they did not serve the length Of time
which the act requires provided the,s
circumstances require it, and that such
pensions should continue for the period
OF their natural lives.
The amendment was supported by
the mover, and opposed by MIR. Cooke
and Mr. Rhea, and lost.
Mr.. Walker submitted as a further
section, the following
fred be 10 .further enacted, That
when any applicant whose name does
not appear on the rolls Of the state in
which he enlisted, establishes by his
OWL oath, accompanied with other cor
responding circumstances, to the salts
faction of the secretary of war, that he
did Eserve faithfully nine months or
more, during the revolutionary war. he
shall be placed on the pension list: Pro-
vided however, That the Judge OF 9th
er officer before whom the evidence 10
taken shall certify, that from the moral
character of the applicant, no doubts ex.
list Of the truth of his declaration"
The amendment was supported by
the mover, and lost.
Mr., Cannon then submitted, as fur
Their section. the following.
Sind be 1T further enacted, That all
those who have performed nine months
service on one or more tour or tours of
Cuty in the militia or volunteer service
during the revolutionary war, shall also
be entitled to the benefit of this act, and
also the acts to which this is supple-
mont under the same rules, regulations
and restrictions, as are provided for
those of the continental service
The amendment was supported by
the mover, and opposed by Mr., Whip
pie, when the question was taken there
on, and the motion was negatived; and
thsreupon.
On motion of Mr.. Cooke, the COM
mittes rose and reported the bill as a.
mended.
In the Hoese, the amendments re.
ported by the committee of the whole
were respectively concurrsd in.
Mr.. Williams of ~ c. moved to insert
the words ''and Justices Of the Peace -
to take the evidence of application, &c.
in addition to Judges
Mr.. Cook proposed to amend the a.
nendment by striking out tbs words
"of the peace" after the word Justice
and to insert In lieu thereof the words
| s'of court Of record"
This modification was assented to by
the mover, but was opposed by Mr..
Reed and Mr. Wright, and supported
by Mr.. Cook, and Mr.. Gilmer; and
the question being taken thereon, the
amendment as modified prevailed
Mr.. Alexander moved to adjourn.
which was lost.
Mr.. Mccoy moved to lay the bill on
the table. which was also lost. when the
bill was ordered to be engrossed for a
third reading to morrow.
| And then the House adjourned.
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Five Dollars Reward

VXIlLL be paid for experimenting and
~ delivering to me Richard Ranss,
an apprentice to the Hating business 80
All persons are f0fewarned from harboring
or employing the said apprentice.
JOHN WlLBAR. ]
march 81 81
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MFR. parnaly-De,ssisg.

Z ~
ESPECTFUFFY offers his PROBES.
z = sional services to the ladies and gen.
tlelnen oil Alexandria and its vicinity. UNI
Ill the Sd Of April, at Mrs. Eveleth's, on
Cameron street, opposite the market house.
NIB Commencement of decay is too
generally looked upon as matter Of little
importance; but then is the time that jul
dcious practitioner can be Of the greatest
use TO the individual, by stopping the teeth
lor what is generally termed plugging.
The benefits Of this operation are 30 truly
important that it is impossible to recon-
mend il too earnestly to the public-for
thousands OF the most useful teeth which
would otherwise be sacrificed by extrac-
ton, on account Of their palntulness, may
thus be preserved, not only for many years
but for the remainder of a long life. 3.
Mr.. Parmly's Lectures.
on the management of the TEETH
march 20 st
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Notice.

NOTICE..
ALL persons Indebted to the firm of Bres
"A defs, Evans Il Co are respe ctfully in.
yited TO come forw ard aai make immediate
payment. II not paid before the 26tb Of
this present month. they will be placed
in the hands Of an officer Tor collection, as
have not time to run after them. M
residence is at Mr.. s. Deans, where ! en-
always prepared to settle.
JOSEPH BROpERs.
march &c 4
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400 Casks N ais,

4 SSORTED sizes, now landing from
1sch. independence, at Central wharf,
which are offered for sale low, by
ROBERT l. WHITE. 3
N. B. Who intends keeping constant
supply of nails and brads of all sizes and
at the most reasonable prices.
march 90 81
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And for which the cash can be had the
moment it is drawn, at Cohen's Office
The patriotic and splendid lottery pro.
crosses regularly: the great capital prizes
of 80, 900: 60, 900. 10000: 5,ooo's. &c. are
still undra wn; the tickets will be advanced
very shortly: they are now to be had at
the following low rates, Warranted un-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-28
BY Last Evenings Mail.
WASHINGTON, March 81.

Washington, March 81.
A long and very impressive message
was yesterday transmitted to Congress
the object Of which is to express the
views of the President in favor of that
system of defence of the seaboard, the
execution of which has been generally
suspended by the refusal of Congress,
at the last session, to make the appro
priations for carrying it on. The OBJ
iect recommended to the attention OF
Congress, Id the Notifications on the
Gulf of Mexico, bu 1.-THE observations
Of the President apply equally to the
general system of Fertilization. We did
not obtain copy ofths message in time
to publish it day. but shall publish it in
our next The subject is Of much i'm
portance, g. the Message ia kss compre-
hensivs, profound. and liberal views of
it.
Mr.. Russell gave notice yesterday in
the House of Representative, that he
should onThursday move to go isto com
mi,tee on the report ofths Committee OF
Foreign Relations recommending re-
coguition of the independent govern
ments of Spanish America.
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.MlRRIED

On the 18th inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Lemon
Mr.. Henry w. Ashton. of Alexandra, mer-
chant to NJ 1873 finn A. Rose, OF NorthWales,
Fauquisr county. Va.
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Fresh Teas, Sc.
NOV landing from the sloop Java from
In New York.
50 chests young hyson tea
5 do 10 halfchests gu pow der do
box containing 40 ID. canister do
chest imperial do
30 ten catty boxes 10 Eve do do do
box containing 40 E ID. eannistsrs
do do
Cargo of the ship Beaver; imported last
month OF fine quality
Also funding from the seh- Ann 4 adsl,ns,
SO bbls low proof Baltimore whiskey .
40 bundles sugar loaf paper
A few boxes spermaciti, mould and dipt
candles
For sale by
SAM'L MESSERSMITH.
In Store,
Mess and prime Pork, prime beef
Baltimore Chocolate No. I, 2 &3
Malaga and Colmenar wine
MuscateI, bunch y key raisins
Mould candles low to close sales
Superior retailing molasses
Muscovado sugars in bids l. bbls
Baltimore whisk-y, Jamaica rum
Wrapping paper; binders and band-boy
b ards
Porter bottles in Hampers
Ganpowder tea in chests and half chests
Imperial do in ten catty boxes OF the
London traders cargo
bbls. tar &c. march IS
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Runnels' List Of Prizes.
18th Days Drawing Of the
GRAND NATIONAL
Lottery,

FIFTH CLASS.
No. soeee sasl5 $3.50 s, prizes of 1000
siois asoo 3d. co. 100
An rnarL - thm. ~, cold a, Rpnnel., of:
=: a :. 49, .hu'
'es, Mug -" .I. M..,. a. !,
VIII taKe PIECE al !ns 'aSV Wsa Im.5 =,
me Guy OF wasnahs you, ~ "sune'o''
morning, next, at O'CLOCK,
fineen ula"'hss mote III III S sDmapp;no.
1nis sp'enulu 'o!.e!y', ns 'o'io" 'ns
grand prizes remain " NC ora"h'
4 Grand prize OF 100000
$4,000
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For sale, also, as ADORE,

For sale, also, as dbope,
The Boston HANDEL & HAYDN
SociETx CoLLEcTIoN OF CHURcH MusIcK-
by the doc. $l0-single ST..
Or A large stock of BLANK BOOKS
constantly on hand.
Worcester, Oct. %, 1922.
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Daniel Denny, Jr. & Co.
IA. 8, Market- Strect. Bosror.

HAVE received, and are now
opening great variety of EUROPEAN
e. INDIA PIECE GOODS, adapted to the
present and approaching Season-G,n aofich
are, Flannels; Blankets; Kerseys Dufils !;
Pelisse Cloths; Cassimeres; Broadcloths /:
Figur'd & plain Bombazetts; Plaids; Imperial
Lustres; Hosiery Cambricks; blue & other
Calicoes; LenO, Book, India, Lawn, Null, &
Jaconet Muslins; Figur'd & plain Silk Lace !;
Edgings; Bombazines Grapes; Sarsnets !;
sinchaws; Vestings; Gilt, Glass, Pearl, Horn,
Thread, & Silk Buttons Sewing Silk & Twist !;
Pins; Tapes; Ribbons; Gloves of all kinds !,
N Tabby velvets: Wire 6 BoNNEr
THREAD; Shawls; Handkerchiefs shrtings !;
Linens, Sc. &c.
D. d. Jr. g. Co. are daily increasing
their assortment by purchases at AUCTION I:
and viii sell at very low prices, for Cash or
usual credit.
.Also-for Sale, as above, 100 feeces
full-blooded MERINo WOOL, first q.ality.
Boston, Sept. II, 1922. 3tis.2tos
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SANtWBf, WARD
VSN4sEA V UH4 w 8AHAtW
Has just received his supply
= I of Fall and Winter GoODs-consist-

- ~@e| JuOS- 4VONlfCO Ills SuODIV
= = of Fall and Winter GOODS-consist-
ing Of '''''''
Black, blue, mixed, and drab Broad
cloths and Cassimeres; Ladies, Pelisse Cloths !:
Kerseys & Plains; Z, 9, & 1O-4 Rose BIan.
kets !; white, yellow, and red FIannels: Sails
bury Flannels; plain and bordered CASH
mere shawls; plain and figured Bombazetts ::
Pialds; Woollen Vestings; light and dark
Caicoes; great variety Of Worsted Ho.iery !:
black, green, and cbangeable Silks: black a.
coioured Canton Grapes; Barcelona, flag, and
bandanna Hdk'fs. black Silk and fancy do. ;.
white and fancy Neckerchiefs; Cambrieks and
Mnslins; black and white Lace Wells: Mer;noE
Hdkfs and lndispensables; Thread Laces and
Edsings; Ladies' black and white SILK. Kid
Beaver and Habit Gloves; Gentlemen's Bea.
yer and Buckekin do: black. blue. and t,rssa,i
Twist Buttons and Bindings; black Kid and
Morocco WalkingShocs and Slippers Au,eri.
can shirtings, sheetings, Ginghams, &c. Sc.
together with a general assortment of w. H.
GOODS and GROCERIES, Of which he
offers in exchange for Cash, good four meal and
skim Cheese, and almost all kinds of Produce
and as low as can be purchased at any other
Store in the place.
". B. He calls on all those indebted
to him, whose terms Of credit have expired, to
make payment by the first day Of November
next, or their demands viii be left for collec-I
ton without further notice.
Worcester, oc'. 16, 1922. ewst.eowst
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Strong Beer.
THE Publick. are informed.

THE Publick. are informed.
Il that a BREWERY Is now erecting E in h
worcester, and will go into operation this sea-
son:@As the expense will be very consider
anie, and the Subscribers determine not to Of
Ter any Beer for sale, but Of the first quality.
tne good people, of this County partscalarly
are requested to patronize this, Establishment.
-62k cts. per bushel will be gwen for good
BAhLEY, delivered at the Brewery in the
month Of November. -. +
GEO. A. TRUMBULL.
:. ~ SAMUEL WARD. ID
~ o. All orders for BEER viii Be
promptly attended to. and delivered at 4 mod
slaee charge for transportation, and the empty
barrels received again at fair prices.
r " 4Sarrsrssrr, or1. 40, Iosz. gs..s
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CONDITIONS on PUBLICATION.

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 6ftv
cents per annum, payable on delivery of the
papers.
Single subscribers, who pay in advance.
will be entitled to a deduction Of 12t per cent.
And the same allowance will be made to
agents in distant places, who will regularly
collect and remitmoney which may be due
from subscribers.
or Advertisements, not erceedtng tarelrs
lines, published three oesks for one dollar, and
continued three roeeks longer for fifth cents
Larger Advertisements in tie same proportion.
In consequence Of decision Of the Supreme
Judicial Court, the Publisher Of this paper
deems it necessary to give notice, that while
he shall sedulously aim to be literally cor
rect, he cannot hold himself responsible for
any errour in any advertisement beyond the
sum charged for its insertion.
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New Establishment.

VSHE Subscriber respectfully
N informs his Friends and the Publici
that he has taken the Stand formerly occupied
by the late Mr.. BENJAMIN PHELPS, few rods
north of the South Meeting House in Worces-
ter-where he carries on the TAILORING
BUSINESS in all its branches. who
favour MN with their custom, may depend on
having their work done punctually, rcasona-
oiy, ana IN the neatest and nost fashionable
manner.
lie has on hand general assortment
OF Trimmings, and few pieces of superior
Coating-and will soon receive a bandsoamc
assortment of Sattinets, &c.
VARNUM BRIGHAM.
Worcester, October 8, 1922. ew
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Cotton M0chinery.

WVFIE Subscribers would in
n. form the Manufacturing Publick, that
they have recently commenced the business
of making COTTON MACHINERY, 10 its
various branches, on the newest and most i'm
proved plan-and have taken a commodious
Shop, where they fatter themselves they shall
be able to answer the orders Of those who may
please to apply for Cotton Machinery of a good
quality, and on accommodating terms.
METCALF, THAYER g. co.
Medwuy, (JMass.) august IA, 1929. en-
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Paints, Dye-Stufs, &c.
JERE.NLAH ROB.JNSOW

K EEPS constantly f,r sale, at
3 "A his old Stand, 30 rods south of the
Courthouse in Worcester
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Adnlsn5S5tYatoY's SAFE.

ny order of the Justices of & the
- S. J. Court, will be sold. At Pubr;c,r,
V,endue, on Monday, the twenty-ffth dsy 4
november next, at one o'clock, i. M.-laIl'tiiG
Real Estate of JOSEPH HAMILTONs Inn
deceased, consisting of one Lot Of about fsTty
acres, with halfa Dwelling House, BAN. and
acknowledgements Lot of about twenty scsrSE
OF Pasture-also, one Lot Of about eleven scres
Of Pasture Said arm is pleassntTv $500 ,sJ.ss
on the east side of Podunk Pd,J q; y S'tsdtes
ment of debts, and the benefit 81 the Heir and
Widow Of the deceased. Sale on the pref,,-.
ises. fE7 Terms made known at the time
and place above named.
JOSEPH HAMIL TON, .4dnsin,r.
BrOokfsid, October is, 1922.
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TAKE NOTICE,

YSSHE Subscriber offers for sale.
Ell cheap, House, Barn, Cabipet-N1aker,s
o.l9p' =, Wooo-I1ouse, and Shed, almost new,
anu an 70 gooa FePaiF-wlth two Wells of good
Wnai -, situated within one mile of
nutia nc Meenns-House, near Mr.. Kings Inn.
~ ,aSO, one acre OF excellent Land, near
me ouiioings, improved as Fiad and Gar
ueAIdha "ood-Lot, Of i've ACES, about a
n,.ie from me pfemlses.--to futher partic-
ulars ana conditions OF sale, inquire on the
premises OF LEMUEL SANDERS.
Rutland, Oct IS, 1922.
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dust Reed, at I'RU1MBULL's,
CONVERSATIONS on EN.

Mst Reed, at 1.RU1MBULL's,
CONVERSATIONS on En-
" GLIsH GRAMMAR-explaining the Prin-
ciples and Rules of the anguage-illustrated
by appropriate Exercises. BY CHARLES M.
lNGERsoLL. Sd edit.--From the numerous
Recommendations accompanying the work,
we select the following -
We, the undersigned, Teachers in the City
of Baltimore, having examined "Conversa-
tons on Grammar" by Charles NJ. Ingersoll,
and introduced it into our respective Schools,
beg leave to recommend this work to the at.
tention Of Parents and Teachers, as one which,
in our opinion, offers many advantages to the
Learner and to the Teacher, not to be found
in any other. Indeed, so fully are we convinc-
ed OF this fact, that we deem it our duty to
say publiokly, that we believe Pupils who use
this Grammar will acquire better knowledge
of the subject in two months, by studying two
hours in day, than is ordinarily obtained in a
year. IRA HILL.
JAMES F.. GOULD.
WILLIAM MOODY.
A. b. CLEVELAND.
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LONDON White Lead Engllsh& American
Red do. Terra lie SIENNA
Spanish Brown lPrussianBlue
Do. White Chinese Esrmilio1
Venetian Red jLinseed Oil
French Yellow ICopal Vanish
Throne do. Spts. Tupentine
Patent do. lGlue. lfnerv
.Verdigris ID by 10-7 bv and
20 " distilled 6 by 8Bristol Crown
French Green 4d. Sd. Ild e ood
Rose & Dutch Pink Cut Tails
Gum Copal Paint Brushes
Do. SheIlac Whitewash do.
Turkey TIMBER Sand Paper.
Also
Ageneral assortment of DTE-sTUFFS,
Press-Papers, Tenter Hooks, Clothers' Cards
u Brushes, Summer 4 Winter strained Sper-
maceti Oil.
Like7yise,
w. INDIA GOODS & GROCERIES
DRUGS s. MEDICINE, as usual.
All which are offered as low as caa be pur-
chased in the County, for cash or approved
credit.
N. B. All persons indebted to said Rop1N.
SON, whose terms Of payment have expired, are
requested to settle the same.
OF FLAx-sEED taken in exchange for Goods
OF debts.
Worcester, Sept II, 1929. CIV
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TO BE SOLD.

A FARM, lying in BroOkfs1d,
IA late the property of CHENEY REED, ESQ.
deceased, containing about 1870 acres of Now
ing, Pasturing, Tillage, and orcharding, stu
ated near the Meeting House in the South
Parsh.--On the Farm are two good Dwell
lighthouses and four Barns, with other Out
Buildings, in good condition.
.Aso,-the TAVERN-HOUSE, with
about IL acres of good Land, now occupied
by Mr.. s. 3. Thomas, and formerly by Simeon
Draper, Lsq.--the same is leased to the former
for 3 years.
.ftSU.-sa- r ASTTIR F. nm Taalcs Ef;U IN
the West Parish, containing AZ acres.
ALso,-a PASTURE, on koggsd Hi,
of about SO acres.
.4Lso,-a PASTURE, one mile from
the Westinghouse, called the Blanchard Pas
t'Te, of about "a acres of good Land.
.Also,-about II acres of Wood-Lan
lying near Capt. Psrry's Farm.
.aLso,-52 acres of Swamp and Plane
Land, situated near the Pond in the South
Parish.
.AIso,-8 acres of Woodland, situated
near Mr.. Joseph Walkers, about one mile
from the Meetin" House.
~ The Buildings and Land may be
examined, on application to Mr.. HENsHAw,
on the premises, and information given by the
Subscriber, at 26, Broad-Street, Boston.
JOHN Z. REED.
September rs, 1929. If