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NOTICE.
EVHESubscribers, Commission

TVHESubscribers, Commission
N ers, appointed by the Hon. NATHANIEL
PAIyE, Esq. Judge of Probate fer the County
Of Worcester, to receive and examine the
claims of the several Creditors to the Estate Of
SAMUEL COWDIN, late Of Fitchburg, la
bourer, deceased, represented insovent-here-
by give notice, that Sis. Months from the third
day Of September current, is allowed for them
to bring in their claims !; and that we will at
tend that service at Capt. Jaquah's Inn, in
Fitchburg, on the fourth Mondays of January
and February next, from one to six o'clock, r.
M. on each Of said days.
JOSEPH DOWNE, Jr.
JOSEPH SIM0NDS,
Faehbrg, Sept. 20, 1922.
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One Grand Consultation

of -Four Museums united in one-the late adj
ditlons alone being much greater than any other
Museum in the New-England States.
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.NEW SCHOOL-BOOK.
A SPELLING.BOOK, con-
IA tanning the Rudiments of the English
Language. By THOMAS J. LEE, Esq.

WHOEVER attempts to accelerate the
progress of Youth in the knowledge of the first
principles of their native tongue, deserves we'll
of the community. This improvement must,
it is apprehended, consist chiefly in simplify
ing these principles, and so rendering them in
telligible to the minds of Children. This APP
pears 10 be the principal excellency of 81 A
Spelling Book, containing the Rudiments of the
English Language-by Thomas ]. Lee, Esq.,
"A cursory examination of this work induces
us to think that it deserves the publick patron
age; and we cheerfully recommend it to the
attention of those who have the management
Of our publick Schools.
AARON BANCROFT.
JONATHAN GOING.
Worcester, Sept. 1922.
Recommended also by
Professor Willard, of Harvard University.
Professor Ware, do.
President Bates, of Middlebury College.
Professor HOugh, do.
Professor Olds, of University of Vermont.
Professor HubbeH, do.
Professor HaddOck, of Dartmouth College.
Rev. Or. Harris, of Dorchester.
Rev. Or. Parish, of Byefeld.
Rev. Or. Ripley, of Concord.
Rev. Mr.. Fay, of Charlestown.
Rev. Mr, Wright, of Montpelier, sc. &c.
The Gtove for sale at DORR s. HOW
LANDS Bookstore.
WANTED, IMMEDIATELY,
4 or 500 SHEEP-SKlNS, suitable for
Bookbinding.
Worcester, Sept. II, 1922. 3t,eop
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ShoemakerS.

WVHREE Journeymen SHOE
d MAKERS may find employment at Mo-
rocco work, by applying 70
EARLE & CHASE.
NIB. Mono but good Woslsmen need apply.
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THE GRAND PANORAMA

which is just added, is found to give the most
perfect satlsfactlon.-- is very ingenious
piece Of Mechanism, which cost the Inventor
several years of study and labour to bring TO
perection.-it consists of great variety of
Curious Figures, (about 80 in number) in all
the various actions imaginable, working at all
kinds OF trades, travelling, marching, SC. &c.
Among them are Carpenters, Tanners, Cur
riers, Farriers, Blacksmiths, shoemakers, Bak-
ers, BARRIERS, Turner's, Block-Makers, Sawyers,
stone-Cutters, Paper-stainers, &c. sc. &c.
Boston, July2.
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Notice is hereby GiUcn,
FOR SALE,
/ FARM, with the Buildings

"a hle-FA, WIFI tIlC DuHQlllSS
IA thereon, situated about one mile east of
the Meeting House in Fitchburg-containiD
one hundred and forty acres of excellent Land,
well watered, and properly divided into Now
ing, Tillage, Orchardmg, Pasturage, and Wood
Land-the Fences on which are principally Of
Stone, and in good repair. The Orchard on
said Farm produces great variety of good
Fruit, part of which is engrafted, and in suf-
fcent quantity, ordinarily, TO make one hun
dred barrels of Cider. The Buildings on said
Farm consist of Dwelling House, two stories
in height, a Barn, Cider-House, and other
Out Buildinss-all Of which are in good order.
For further particulars respecting said Farm,
and the terms of sale, which will be liberal,
application may be made TO the Subscribers,
living on the premises.
S. & d. LOW.
FaoLbsrg, Sept, 90, 1929.
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FOR SALE---cHEAP,

A LARGE stout WAGON,
IA suitable for Teamster, or to use for
large heavy loads on Farm---Gtted for two
or four Housewife or without Harness. -----
Inquire Of the Printer.
Worcester, June s, 1922.
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TO be concluded merit week.1
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-11
Office.

%,s Having rented the Aide Mills
5sSs FOR term of years, tender to
ssss their Old Customers, and to all
49, o. other persons who RAY be inciin-
Ell 10 conhde in ne, every aCcommoad-
ton Thich can render them. 10 such
as / am unknown to, and may deem it
prudeasio require it. | offer onquestion-
able security for the faithful performance
OF every obligation contract, for the
purchase of wheat or the exchange OF
Sour.
A ton oGplaster can be broke and ground.
N frr.y-6ve minutes from the moment OF
delivery, bya pair of FIVE feet Allegany
Burrs, urged by nineteen feet water
wheel, and five pair OF French burfs,
some of which exceed in diameter the for
mer. as sure 20 the Farnsr and MerchSr'
as prompt an exchange OF -four; tor " neat,
as the county OF Loudom can furnish.
JAS. SIMPSON.
Aide. Sept. GO, 1921. nov 10
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. Rich, from the Committee On
CLAIMS, reported bill for the relief of
Samuel Walker, Joseph l.. Dutton, Jno.
Marlen, Samuel Patterson, and Han.
nah Patterson; which was twice read
and committed.
Mr.. Newton, from the Committee on
Commerce, to whom was referred bill
from the Senate for the relief of Will
liam Mott asd others, reported the same
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FOR Sale.
HUF OdIC.
y will sell tract or parcel of land call
BROOMFIELD,

Containing three hundred and fifty acres
more or less, lying and being in CHARLES
county, Immediately on the road leading
from Port Tobacco TO Dumfries Ferry, a.
bout six miles from Port Tobacco, within
four miles OF Naniemoy Church, and with
in II miles OF naviqable water. The I'M
proyements on the said farm are a DWELL
hm,.s ing house. kitchen, barn, corn,
Es house, and other necessary houses.
MpbH}Itis deemed unnecessary to give.
49, more particular description OF
the same as it is presumed any person
wishing TO purchase will view the premls-
es. For terms apply 20 the subscriber
living on the adjoining farm.
THOMAS JONES.
march Is law3m
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THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL II, 1922.
For Sale.

TUT SAT-,
ssx..s A well finished 8 story Brick
ssETM HOUSE, aud extensive lot, CARR
Ssssgkl age house and stable The house
$3.50 contains 10 we'll finished rooms, a
good kitchen and dry cellar. will be sold
al public sale on the 10th April next, if
not previously disposed OF at private sale.
The lot contains 50 feet front, Ito feet
deep TO 80 feet alley. For further par
ticulars apply TO the subscriber living on
18th street near the Branch Bank OF the
u S. Washington City.
THOMAS WILLIAMS.
march Is eott
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To Rent.

e~,-y The subscriber wishes to rent
Hsv fox one or tofe years his wharf q
as q warehouse. The warehouse IS 3
E-&ssSsssl cstories high, FIRE proof, and having
every Convenience for an extern sive busi-.
ness. The wharf is Ito feet in lengti, and
40 in breadth, and has water of sufficient
depth for the largest vessels.
JONAH THOMPSON.
march % 60
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For Freight,

o2 AANASH
$50 The schr. BANGOR PACKET,
.zEI /. Small, master; carries about
lZoo bbls. is ar excellent vessel in COM
IS'ete order and will be ready 10 receive a
sarge in asfew days. Apply to
WIN. FOWLE & Co.
fjho have for sale, said .schOoners cargo
OF
loo tons plaster paris
10000 teet merch lumber
60 bbis n. E. rum
10 No. 3 Mackerel
also for sale landing from schr, William,
from Charleston, & White Oak, from
Boston.
5Otierces fresh rice of superior quail
lily
l39 casks of nails assorted sizes
march %
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information W anted.

ssE OF the sloop PEARCE, OF Bal
timore, of "a tons, flush deck
rev mast, and boom, and no toPmast'
|sails made of cotton canvass, and nearly
new commanded by capt. David Lamb. a
siendsr man, sandy complexion, and large
red whlskers; also a hand named James
Peak. likewise dark negro man. short
spd thick made. Said sloo? and hands
sleft lhe Washington Navy Yard, lsth OF
December, for Baltimore, and has not been
heard Of since. Any information respect
'ing said sloop, or hands, will be thankful,
b. received by their friends and relations
and compensation Tor saving the slOop will
ALLEN DORSEY,
lO4, Smiths whar
Baltimore, 4th March,
march g OiWeOZW
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For Freight,

For ( rcIgAt,
sagg The brig ARROW, A. ". Lo-
s veil, master; carries Hoo barrels,
Iii Ne ready to load in four days, and
AXE freight to Southern or Eastern
F''i'' VIM. FOWLE & Co.
vybo kape for sale, rscssUsd by sasd vessel.
81 bbls N Z. rum
so tons plaster paris
100000 shingles
march go
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For Sale,

For Sale,
So THELAND s. HOUSE on Stump
@S9A Hill, lately owned by Mr.. Nor
EsgH ton, being about TWENTY ONE
,NysEsl ACRES well enclosed; on the lit
tie river turnpike road, 2 miles froIn Alex
andria. The garden contains many valua-
bic shrubs, vines, and fruit tree. The
situation is handsome and healthy.
Possession may be had imme diately.-
The time of payment will be reasonably
extended to SUIT the purchaser.
WM. CRANCH.
March II. Iawtf.
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For Freight,

EUE TUG Ut,
5M1 The good schr. CATH ARiNG'
Wm. Singer, master, bur'hen goo
Ares will be ready to load to. morrow
Aonlv TO J. II. LADO E co,
Eho nave lust received and offer tor sale
cases mems noe boots and shoes,
quarter cask currant wine
1q boxes, / dozen each, very superior.
rDarch 90
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Burr Milestone Manufacto-

ry, Me1andria.
VEEhe subscriber wishes 10 inform his GUS
4 toners, and the public in general, that
he keeps his shop on Peyton St. between
the upper end of King ST. and the stone
bridge; where he has on hand an elegant
assortment OF the very best QUALITY OF
French burr blocks, and Bufrs ready made
first quality warranted equal if not supe.
rior to any made in this country.
Liberal Credit will be given to men OF
punctuality.
march La
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For Freight,
zgg The good schr. ALLEGRO, Ds-
Y. mel Welsh, master, burthen about
500 Bills. and will be ready 10 load IN a
few days.
Also For Freight,
>&aE, The good schr, CHARITY, No
ses Pike, Sd master, hurthen about
sON and viii, load IA preference to a
northern port. Apply TO
JOHN H. LADD SEQ.
{ Eho haps for sole on board s1id 0sssels,
50 tons plate
40 bushels potatoes
8 bbls n L, rum
S9ad per s!oop java, from Nev9 YOrs,
pipes superiug cOgnac brandy
march 90
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U. S. CONGRESS.
IN SENATE.
Sererateenth Congress.
FIRST Session

THURSDAY, MARCH 21.-After the Senate
had concluded the consideration of Executive
business, Mr.. r. NJ. Johnson, of Ken. rose and
stated, that in his absence, i'll the discharge of
his official duty, in collecting information at
one of the publick Offices, the bill on the me-
mortal OF George Shannon, granting to him
section OF land, had been indefinitely postpon-
ed. He then described the character, services
and sufierings Of the memorialist that his lib
eral disposition and patriotick devotion to his
country had kept him in INDECENT Circumstance
es, with large, growing family to provide for,
and that he had been manned in the publiclz
service. He (Mr. j. therefore hoped, under
these circumstances, that the Senate would
reconsider the question, and place the bill in
sfdtu quo, that he might, on proper occasion,
present his views to the Senate. The vote TO
reconsider was made and carried. Adj.
FRIDAY, MARCH 22.-Several bills of local
nature, having passed stages,
The Senate again went into the considera-
ton Of Executive business, and then
Adjourned to Monday.
MONDAY, MARCH 25.-The principal part
of the day was occupied in discussion Of the
bill for abolishing the U. States trading estab-
lishment " it'll the Indian tribes, and to provide
for opening the trade TO licensed Individuals
The subject was postponed to Wednesday.
TUESDAY, MARCH 26.-Mr. Thomas, from
the Committee on Publick Lands, reported
bill supplementary to the act &c to set apart
and dispose of certain publick lands for the en-
enlargement of the cultivation of the vine and
olive" Ga bill granting the prayer of the Pc
tition of certain French emigrants in the State
of Alabama.) The bill was read. Adj.
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 27.--The Senate re-
sumed, in committee of the whole, Mr. Dick
erson in the chair, the consideration of the bill
to abolish the present establishment of Indian
trade, and to provide for opening that trade to
licensed individuals.
The bill was postponed until tomorrow.
The amendments of the other House to the
bill to establish government in the territory
OF Florida, were taken up, considered, and
concurred in by the Senate. Adj.
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BY THE MAILS.
Latest from ENGLAND.
NEw-YoRK, MARCH &c.

Latest from England.
BY the arrival of the ship james
Cropper, Captain Bovine, from Liver.
pool, we have received regular file Of
London papers TO the 29th Of January,
Liverpool prices current of the lst of
February, and Lloyd's list to the 95th
Of January.
The latest intelligence from the cap
ltal Of Turkey was 10 the 9th of De-
cember. At that time the city was tram
quill, though the affairs between Russia
and Turkey still remained in uncertain
ty.
The war between Persia and Turkey
is closed, though the inhabitants of Bag
dad have had to encounter new enc
my since hostilities with the Persians
have ceased. The cholera morbus
had carried of 1000 persons in few
days. IN. Y. .qdvertiser.
MARCH 81.
The Evening Post Of last evening,
cautions the publick against counterfeit
five dollar bills on the Mcchanicks'
BANK, ietter A. payable to Andrew
Morris or bearer, aud dated February
22d, 1919.
|. On the right hand of the vgnette, (as
we look at the bill, although in reality to-
wards the left of the female fgure,) just a.
bove the numbering Of the bill, is the figure
within am oval or elliptical ornament, on
black grour d, intersected by three ,ehde hor-
aso'tal lanes the end of the 5 in the coatr4-
teyeu bill touches the middle line in the
good bill it does not
2. On the lcff hand margin is an ornament
al end piece surrounded by circular dots. In
the counterfeit bills these dots are all perfect
but one in the genuine bills four are imper-
feet, taco at the top and itro at the bottom,
beng cut by the curved line of the oval
figure, which is in the centre of the end
piece.
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ter and conduct of this people will save it
from all liability to misinterpretation.
Happy in our own Institutions, we claim no
privilege; we indulge no ambition to extend
them to other nations; we admit the equal
rights OF all nations to form their own govern
ments and to administer their own internal af-
fairs as they may judge proper and, however
they may, in these respects, differ from us,
we do not, on that account, regard with the
less satisfaction their tranquility and happi-
ness.
Your Committee having thus considered the
subject referred to them, in all its aspects, are
unanimously of opinion, that it is just and erpe-
daeTt to acknowledge the independence of the
several nations of Spanish America, without
any reference to the diversity in the forms of
their governments; and, in accordance with
this opinion, they respectfully submit the fol-
lowing resolutions:
Res0leed, That the House of Representa-
tives concur in the opinion expressed by the
President in his Message of the 9th of March,
1922, that the American Provinces Of Spain,
which have declared their independence, and
are in the enjoyment of it, ought to be recog-
nized by the United States as independent
nations.
ReSolred, That the Committee of Ways and
Means be instructed to report bill appropriate
ing sum, not exceeding one hundred thous-
and dollars, TO enable the President Of the
United States to give due effect to such recog-
milton.
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From the Rbode-Island American, of
March 90.
INTERESTING Trial.

Injustice TO the Religious Society of Friends,
we insert the following Sketch Of the trial of
sundry individuals before the Massachusetts
Court of Common Pleas at Ipswich, indicted
for riotous and disorderly conduct at meetings
of the Society of Friends in Lynn. We are
happy to learn that the great body of the
Friends in the United States are united in one
faith and discipline. This fact may be inferred
from statement in the National Gazette, that
"of five hundred meetings of the denomina-
ton in this country, there is but one in which
a difficulty has arisen.n
From the Esssr Register, Of Wednesday last
TRL4L OF THE QUAKERS.*
BY the obliging attention Of gentle
man of the bar, and little extra exer-
ton on our part, we are enabled to pre-
sent TO our readers this morning, the fol-
lowing sketch of the trial, occasioned by
the recent disturbances among the
Friends at Lynn, which was concluded
at Ipswich late last evening -
Yesterday morning the Indictment
against John Alley, Jonathan Buffum,
Preserved sPrague, and Benjamin Shaw,
came on for trial before his Honor
Judge Howe, of the Court Of Common
Pleas, at Ipswich. The defendants
were indicted in several counts, for ri-
OF; for disturbance of publick worship,
at common law; for rude and indecent
behaviour at publick meeting and for
a conspiracy to disturb the meeting-aIF
committed at Lynn on the l4th and 18th
of February last, and at meetings of the
Society of Friends holden on those days.
When the prisoners were arraigned,
Bufhm, Shaw, and Sprague, pleaded Not
Gully; when the Clerk put that ques-
ton TO Alley, he replied with energy,
Pm Guilty, and Pm Not Guilty." The
Clerk again asked him the question, and
Alley made the same reply, adding that
he could not make any other plea, and
that it took two TO make one. His plea
of Not Guilty was then recorded. Be-
fore the trial commenced, the County
Attorney entered a Mol. Pros. as to AL
ley, who was deemed TO be insane, from
his appearance, as well as from the con-
current assurances of physicians, friends
and neighbours. The other three were
then put upon their trial.
Neither our limits nor the late hour
at which the trial was finished will ena-
bic us to give any more than very
hasty sketch Of this interesting and inn
portant trial.
The case was opened for the Com
monwealth, and the grounds Of the pros
ecution stated with great clearness and
ability, by Benjamin Merrill, Esq. who
assisted the County Attorney, ]. Picker
ing, Esq. in conducting the trial.
In the course of the examination, it
appeared that the defendants have for
some time been in the habit of sitting on
the g high seats" or as they are now
called, the Minister'S Gallery" at the
Friends meetings. This is considered
disorderly conduct among the Friends,
= Let It be observed, that Jonathan Buiium,
Preserved Sprague, and Benjamin Shaw, We're
disowned by the Society previous tethe dis
turbances.
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HOUSE on REPRESENTATIVES,.

THURSDAY, MARCH 21.-The House resum-
ed the consideration of the unfinished business
yesterday, (the bill to authorize the exchange
of certain stocks) and after considerable
discussion on the subject, the House adjourned.
FRIDAY, MARCH 22.-The House resumed
the consideration of the bill to authorize the
exchange of certain stocks. A variety of a
mendments of the bill were moved, and seye-
raj votes were passed and re- considered on the
subject; when the question, Shall The bill be
engrossed for thard reading? was decided in
the negative-65 to 81. So the bill was re-
jjected. Adj.
SATURDAY, MARCH 23.-The Committee on
Publick Buildings was directed to report on
the disposition to be made Of the Paintings, by
Col. Trumbull, Authorized by Congress.
Militia Retlvns.--The Committee on the
Militia was instructed to report further provis-
ions for the more equitable enrolment of and
faithful return of the militia of the United
States.
Exchange of Stocks.-Mr. Baylies (who vot-
ed in the majority for rejecting the bill to au-
thorize the Secretary of the Treasury to ex-
change Stocks) remarked, that as the bill had
been ably prepared by the Chairman Mr..
Smith) Of the Committee Of Ways and Means
and had been decided upon, when nearly so
members were absent-he thought it but
fair that the subject should be re-considered,
and he moved to that effect.
A short debate ensued, when the motion TO
reconsider prevailed--Ayes, 66--Noes, 81.
A motion to postpone the further considera-
ton of the bill until Tuesday prevailed-Ayes,
n.
MONDAY, MARCH 25.
The House, in committee Of the whole, took
up the bill supplementary to the act to pro-
vide for persons engaged in the land and naval
service Of the United States during the revou-
tionary war. The bill was reported as amend
ed on previous day, and ordered to third
reading on Wednesday.
TUESDAY, MARCH 26.
The bill supplementary to the act to provide
for persons engaged in the land and naval SER
vice of the United States in the revolutionary
war, was read third time, and was passed by
Ayes, 127-Noes, 81.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27.-Mr. MsLane,
from the Committee on Naval Affairs, reported
a bill to provide for instructng and disciplining
the Midshipmen in the navy of the United
States, which was twice read and committed.
The bill from the Senate providing for the
establishment Of a territorial government in
Florida, with the amendments adopted in this
House, was then read a third time.
The question on the passage Of the bill was
then taken without debate, and carried with
out opposition. The bill has to go back to
the Senate for concurrence in the amepd-
ments.
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The bill concerning the commerce AMI nav
igation OF Florida, was read third time, and
passed.
The House then resolved itself into COM
nittee of the whele Mr.. Mallary III the chairl
on the bill to provide for delivering up persons
held to labour or service in any Of the States
or Territories who shall escape TO any other
State Or Territory. Adj.
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COTTON YARN.

r lindsay & HILL, have just received per
700 VT cotton yarn Noe, Z, 8, eand 10.
III STORE
sol boxes Sicily lemons lemons. In good order
Gurpowder tea in 10 catty boxes 10 ean,s'eas
,mneria, aud young hyson do in Nv cauy boxes
% BAGS green coffee, pepper ann p'ne"'o
list, ID and Sd quality loaf sugar
ALSO,
| n Orleans sugar in hhds and bb's, moiasSeS
Wh;sLev g. \ f. rum in do, Cognac brandy
~ boxcs mould candles, superior quality
!, do brown soap, $500 ID bacon
| $50 sacks Liverpool fine salt
Isle Of May salt in bulk
| 4, kegs tobacco, to loib
$50 bbls gross herripgs ,, ?
los do net & gross shad, cauehtin sin hsu'
ofeery superior quality