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The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-04
Was Committed,

Was Committed,
gEyO the Jail of Alexandra county, DC.
Il as a runaway on the Sd inst. negro
man, who came to this place in nothern
vessel, be calls himself
Henry ste7oart.t
He is about 25 years old; dressed in sailors
apparel; he has protection which states
his height at teet S inches. The owner
of said negro, is requested to come tor
ward, prove property, pay charges and
take him away, otherwise he will be dis
posed of as the law directs:
ANDREW ROUNSAVELL,
feb7 law2m Jailor
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-04
Journeymen Potters anted.

1.-TWO journeymen stone ware potters
il that are good workmen on the wheel
will meet with constant employment, and
the highest wages; by applying to the
Subscriber. Those disposed to come will
Immediately inform me by letter or other
JOHN SWAMI.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-04

f 000POUNDS prime Green corr
3 FEE, landing from scbrCeD'
For sale By. WIN. FDWLhE 20
jan. g
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-04

1000 bushels St. Ubes Salt,
SUITABLE for the fishery, which vii
~ he sold low
500 barrels ground plaster for sale by
JONATHAN JANNEY.
mareh 25 esst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
LONG SESSIONS OF THE LEGISLATURE
TO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGLNI.a.

On this subject, fellow citizens, / propose TO
offer you some remarks. The unusual and
extraordinary length TO which the sessions of
our Legislature have been protracted for some
years past, and the consequent large portion OF
the public revenue which is expended by it,
has become an evil in this state which calls
londly for the free expression of the public o.
pinlon ,and it ought to be audibly and distinctly
heard. The time has arrived when all of YOU
ought to speak out and let your sentiments be
known.
The correction of all abuses in the admins
tratiOn of your political affaiIs you have in
your own hands. So long as you slumber in
apathy and Indifference, they never will be
corrected. Ii is not in the spirit of disrespect
towards the General Assembly of Virginia
That take the liberty Of addressing you. |
know II has been composed Ofmany hon0ra-
bic men--many 10 whom am bound by the
strongest ties Of friendship. But should be
unworthy of them and unworthy Of the
state where | have been born and raised, if |
should permit any considerations of private
feeling to suppress the free aud independent
expression Of my opinions ON all subjects in
which the prosperity and welfare of my cOun-
try were involved. On This subject then ol
public interest, Will take the liberty Of ex-
pressing my sentiments freely aud frlly and
my own conscience acqhlS me lD saying that
have no other object in view than the public
good.
Each session Of your Legislature has cost
you for some years past upwards Of s 100000
Its expenses each day amount TO believe a.
bout 8 1900. The session which has Just
closed lasted 81 days, which would make il
cost the commonwealth according 10 this es
innate 10000.
This sum is about one fifth ofthe whole re-
venue of the state, and more than is sufficient
10 dsiray all the salaries Of all the officers o
government during the year.
| The House Of Delegates consisted last ses
! sion OF 203 members. Next year it wiI
consist Of two hundred and twelve there bein,
two new counties formed during ihe last ses
/ sion.
or course the expenses ofthe next Legislature
viii be greater than the last ,ifit should contmu
IN session as long md that il Wiz have no
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12
TRrST GALE,

r. "eafrr' gt he pyos i,ios ofadc4 of trust Eereerd
by IsG"o Robin 0sed Ilis0brT his rif Icart
date tts 3'H9 io'h i62 f ,cord iv ne ci.,g ANT oC
Too .oof, Jr Ms Pr po'l y sccpiug 30 Sfgui EsHn c..
s1an "9s Of monty &c ~. Dfisaea h' arbscr te 'yis
ICES fteTei" ed nrorc fthf tg pre-cd rrtf
ntfo", o. Ho." day ~ sh fWof test I0r, off .fr.s
Nt net ffr ciH Ntuoftr ~ Mfh az II ~ o9,t nfHe
Int rfGsrcf ffhs snf fto Roipfoa. ne Chosrtg raj oad
Pcsorof op,r 10 mir "Y re ig4t IN nf,u ind ssfse
y th1 ~ snio fsof R65iasoa aHd Ezabrh his s.f. " He
frr,f aficad oH at Uey N residd m IT, n sia ,ep-
gi aiyope Htggo norsd FaH-p rrSl, gil no,rsd
lucy ~ -sigiHi, boz nlms cha H. so,rd re- ets
grey mq mr. cff, nN ne oy boreis mi hsbtr Ia Il,
al ne stock ehoes oHd ~ fr cfir L-1s md furniture,
mil MI tit honehod nd t-ia f- iure nu nd bV O1
sid de neh nseef ~, BE aGcictt 10 5eG.,g M
c6jscis mt ytnpost5 ti,rti4 pfrif.stf
EJereI ?. WCSBY IOODSOT Tnrfe''.
1rIhs oiott f0t e. goyoned Thursday The ins,.
scts rrU certainly tn 6las IT, f ofh,scie on e negt
fir day JOHV SfTfERHVITE ~,
1fOSBT HOODSON. SfFH'fe~'
~ Aner he algT msHfep,d T7,slses shall hoye slid 50
much II The aforementioned ofe Of johnson doenG,
Iae Of roochnnf oHaf, 0W s0hsfg ne prtsaf clam If
Saupd Dom 4 Ca amounting r. IRE, kindred d,iors ch
iatea nd rosf Crheh e. b r cash shall V eU ~
rdHe eft pesondi esfae II IT, sns faos Ronon. at re
sumo iins aa re 10 TIE higher bsr on credf Of se5 T.
hroHfhfhe Fciasers giuirg boqds nd appoqr rpfy.
CHARLES II. MARTIN, ~ S..
Fsr ysta 5Et, ~sed Sksrig' Of (ieotki6rd.
Mr-ft So g9lps
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12
SFOP T,HIEF.

6r0Li.N ON ~ ~ stable in King Queen countv On
- NnrCny nigii The 4th inst. small BLACK MARE
about frt or 10 nohcs nigh 8years cc, meyer shod
holds hes ht'h low and irp rallaps when tragenc--
hlHzed whine nee long iu f H"d los Nv name shore me-
aud round torr'ct body wl soar white her legs ami
cctlas an 3 sen ON ne q her shoulders which can ~
W hrsccu bY suit 'Autiou. riratnyc described ,nafe
va. s'oen Oui oi my 'sre by NY late 0yerscer cbare
Blake who 10 ride her way to Dupirk lje
IS nearly siz feet lir. slender iaie hands and ace ,n
tockle rcd face ard rius and hcws his muck
and cid ,toe5 Who,ve viii appreleui and ercufr oth
bin uni e mare sai. crlve fcvatd of twenty dollsf
or tea dnnt iur tie drlt"r, of The marc alone 80 me iu
owrr end o kine nd Queen 90 b. eiierdrercd oShsri
ci9!u POS, oirrr TOR FETER ALBHfGHT.
Hirf.ulgrt. HI4rrt,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12

fhe .7i,a,tet Genera .,ieeh4g u n.s .i.ea.o,. !,
Of Ge Bible Socieiy Of Yirginia,
WILL take rldc, TUESDAY tie second day of Ap In
~ the new PRESBYTERIAN Church Shockoe Hil Wse,,
aud where The members Of the Society and all per-
sons who think proper ion religious exercises OF
Che day are respectfully invited attend.
The meeting Is intended te Opened with divine service
by the Ke,Join ID. BLr and SERMON sppoyrit, 10 the
occasion b, the iiev. Jesse ~ Turner riler The An
n"ai Report OF the Managers IL b pqblicly
hreorling Secretary and other bu in Society
acted by order OF he Bosrd nf a. sipees--
NN. MuNFoRiA Eecotds,.- S,csv.
Richmond March -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12
TRUST SAIIE-

virtue OF two decd of trust Pxe"pt, the
~ bv Wm Da'. for purposes therein mcnonrl a,ni dtv
recorded ~ The clerk Office ofiianOv.r a Sii fuie
auction FOR cash. in front Of ,c Naslreivu Tavern
city OF richmond, S1tGay fSr fh II iprif
l@eiy NEShoES, conSis,nsoi nei holS and ,crisor
so many o them, may be sufficient rai,.
thousand dollars aud nay the charges attending, sr e1ecu.
precisely.
Is The 'iilc viii Be inisnu'alle. Mr. Doy Being ,9.';re
20 assign the 5l> OF saie, II requested.
March y. IrO-c.T a. ]. Anderson. Tr,siee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12
ICOhin,iINirArrn

DiEpon Tie - inst. in The sob year % her ave- Mrs
FRANCES RiouN =, wife 81 Mr. Thompson Biount, ~. oC
Powhalar county, aicr lingering under panfl disease fr
upwards OF twelve months which she hoc with much hi
tian i"ut'c AVID pious rcSisaliun.FeN wurca aincf
the various relations of life ~ which she ri7cod with
more credit than Mrs Blot her pr,dent conduct e,i,,ac
ani benevolent disposition, tntcd her the
made her an aiicc,innaie wr, reGer mother svnpa-
theic neighbour aud eXanbe of rsctitde ia humble
walks OF life in MI their vaT) uons sweptnrSs
OF temper, cheerlness of osilon and gencis %: man
ners en,ieared her tS he's friends and connexions.
An aficetiOnae husband is left brrcav
and her children four in nunbe TO regret her rearAbl,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12

HERBERT .. TH0HSoS, Il. 8.
March 2 a7-vfaif
NiRdiNIA AZ Superior Cuor NJ = anrrs. holden n
the capitol In the City oi Richmond, tc ioi OF Mach
john Robertson, ESQ attorney ccnca, or lie cd,pop
wealth of Virginia, OF ihip No:oluc Nirhn!s
late attorney general, m.
john Richard and Cargfllie executors OF Iosc,!,
Galtgo, deceased, AlicbuelB poiioux add A. Lcno~.
This ihis day 10 De further lrr, ON ,c m,
pers formerly read ard ~" u3 cnunii>
made IN pursuance 1 e 81 the seventeenth dy nf
june thousand hit handcf and nineteen ani yys Al,
gue lY counsel On consideration whereof The c9urt no
feeding on the merits &c tue cl1n Of te rlnntis abe
bill mentioned arising under the viii uftLe III in.
lego, deceased doth tCcnnmit te tie com
Dis,Ones Of the Co bc reformed ncrceaiv 10 the u-
ncl Of Tue court, ar Tor bin 90 complete the sauiU ~
ION 90 that part oi The sid order which requires
Of The rc1 and pernai estate Of Joseph Gaego
10 he rendered by his and e court doth further
Orders that the said executors do render further account
teT ADMINISTRATION Of their testaOrs estate inriudnc
date othe said report. And the doth further order
that tie commissioner WIN act allow the tid xerutor
reasonable time for them make aud complete She said
ac Tor they have l power under the viii of their testa
toe u do but lit cannot be done without
ibis court, from what cause the marshal nf this
court and nOt The executors will be directed do H. tnd
the cOurt doth fur her order that tue corr sOney
who may act under the authority Of this ORDER rca
spnobc notice IN any Of the newspapers Published in the
city OF Richmond, DO also aroun Of the pecnnnry
legaces, given by he wiz Joseph ailcgo and
rs how much has been raid % srr0f Legal
tee and ~ how much remains due TO erch report the
pertinent by himscf which may be required b. the pa
tics 10 be stated.
Acopy-Tesie, Wv. HeNING, c. c.
Copup;sIoners once Ri Sgorl az Month IN. 1880.
Tho parties Interested desired take notice ia
have appointed the 18Th day of April next 10 commence the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12
Marx THE EXAMpLEl

FAcT-A general meeting of The citizens or New
York was held on the 9th nst.-the Mayor in the
char--ior the purpose of considering the proprirty OF
erecting IA statue of George Wasliington- m eet
ing came 10 the resolution g that an equestrian STA
tue OF bronze, with appropriate ornaments and in.
scrpions lie erected in conspicuous part of ,,is
ciy IN "a style commensurate wiki his ftme,' &c. And
committee of l8 was appointed carry this resolu-
ton into effect.
Pian-One paper says +" il isproposed TO ask for
The small sum OF tioo shiiings from each person and
"idi!o"ai donations VIII lac accepted and the
whole sum collected aud deposited in The savings
bank until required. "-According to amotlicr paper
The ladies are alalent!y engaged ia this cause and
iUOO of them are waiting 10 subscribe"
And IS u possible, that the citizens of New York
should be more spirited Ia such cause than those
Who lave IN the land Of has birth, aud where hi, -l,-
es repose Shall The Ia lies at New DIRK be more.
artve Than those OF Virginia, ;ttnn late fOr our
governor TO act under tic resolution ng l82O-eI anl
make one more appeal IN the public spirit of the
stale
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12

gwen u the renia Ss wliicn we madc.--ife stated.
and we now repeat the remark, that IL was on al
aands confessed that the mporiancc OF their acts did
not correspond with the length of their sessions All
parties loudly confess this whether the advocate o.,
state rights. or not--nay, many Of the members Of
the Leg isatnre themselves, whatever may he their
political principles, the first to acknowledge the
proir.oied and comparatively unpro6tab'e character
of heir >siun.
The in'ell.cmcer indeed ,rhimphs, Ia its charac-
terisc style, al the adjournment of the Legislature,
without acting upon g the siiiUg of resolutions
pcc,ng state rights. u deligh,cd al the idea
oi the Supreme Courts continuing 20 &c rxponnd the
constitution and the laws, agreea:ly 60 the arbitrary
VIII and pleasure of its judges, without the fear of
any 9 substantial act of resistance IL must excuse
what resembles the feelings with which n,alefacior
beholds tine final Adjournment OF a grand imry by
whom he had expected his offence would have been
cnquIied into They g the signs cannot he mi sta
Ken, which Indicate decay of tle excitement INFO
which the minds of Ike people of Vrg uia had been
lately wrought. The crisis is postponed for Tie
present, AT least" Triumph no, soon gentlemen
The crisis IS, IN truth, only poSponed-ii has not
passed. away.-We hope yet 10 see the usuf,aons of
The Supreme Court aud OF Congress itself, Discount
tenanccd by tie voice of indignant ,,atiDu reused
10 n Just sense at IDS rights
ar our parts we do vet dcsnar Of The 'reDul,lic
The states rather ,lc people wiligi alunl nwake
TO the truths which virginia has endcayored To sup
port. She Is nciuated by no other consideration
than AN attachment 10 the constitution She is vet
Finn 10 her faith But she orcars at present press
ing her opinions, and especially ~ the doctrines
winch She has most al heart, not without theiy nd
yocaies III other quarters.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12
o. Cheap Travelling IN .Slages.

~ Cheap Travelling an lSiages.
THE subscriber hers
SsgkSSS<~~>S->SAea leave to Inform the public and hi
49, 81 Friends in lparca.,r that hef is
49, - hTEn now running line 81 Stages be.
zs%<otween Richmond and PetersI,,rr
the south side jams rio e. which will leave me Ia
Hotel Ia the city of Richmond. every Tuesday THURSDAY
and Saturday morning. Immediately after breakfast and
Mr. Frenci's old averu NOV Mr. Ecke's) ia the iowr of
Petersburg, every Monday, "Wednesday aud Friday morning
The price OF stage fare redrcctl dsliar all mn
ee"t' los each and Is TO- Of baggage, including toll
over hayos bridge Extra baggage ply the same
proportion, allowing 100 Ill., IN De einnlto PASSENGER An
baggage to e considered a. in the the
OF the owner thereof as the subscriber will responsible
for accidents.
Te subscriber pledges hnSeo keep good gentle horses
careful expesnrcd dnd accommodating drivers, ana
i0rabe stage aEd Dcver 20 raise the fare ione
he shall meet with sufficient ,efrav b;>
running expense All passengers wishing This
line Wa please enter their in Rchaond HE bur OF
tie Eagle Hotel and in Petersburg lar of Rr Ecair,
Tavern, where states will be Kept for that purpose
stage fare will tot e demanded customary IN al The
other stages until they arrive tie House where
II must vqrabiy be paid 10 the suorib"r or his ati
March ~ lD-St HiIlhRD GREGOHY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12

The Editors Of the National Inlelligencor" would
write lutte better upon subject, Of which the, had
some lInie knowledge" They knew D., for instance
what ilIe last Vireoa Legislature had done what ii
had committed oentc6 and win, Cause +, t.ad
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12

:, motion has becn made in lie Legislature of New
DIRK 10 modify the Restraining law 50 as TO permi,
pirate bantng partnerships carrying on business in
the city OF New Yo,k.--This will be The frs, INSTANCE
we believe, in the U. S. of prirrte banierS who So
much abound in Great Briiain.-Ihere is also q
strong disposition in The legislature to tax banl, div,-
dents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12

Com, Barron IS AN invalid under the care of De-
fhysck 81 Phila;eiphn, bur hiss active mind is not
depressed either by disappointment or disease. The
fh'iadelliliia Gazette states, thar he has invented
machine for washing and managing linen and
o'her ARTICLES n ciolnI, which for lis ;ng la
honr, aHi expedition OF operation Is highly approy-
the miserable OPINION Of The Court OF Ennury ia :
nor yet been pui.Iisli.,dand i, is a matter %. nm
found regret, Tint The President OF the L. S. sholA
sale s"'h ii man as Barron to remain suspended
from con,nand CA sACI cVasNc opimiou
We arr authorised stato that Thomas NeI,nn fof oak
and a,e commissioner "a nans) is candidate a, c,.ii-
,ae election I" tbe people ofthc county
in The next General Assembly,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12

Mr. Melss has laid an official report before
the Ill. of X. in which he states that the ba-
lance against the G.. Post Office in 1920 was
) 4o,999, and in 1891 il was S 1856, $40. BY way
OF remedying the contingent deficiency, he
proposes, among other measures, 1st, to dis
continue all the post routes which do not nav
l-3d ofthe expense to increase the postage
on newspapers, and TO sub iect all newspapers
to postage of course the exchange papers of
printers; Sd, to require postage of newspa-
pers to be paid before their transmission by
the mail that is, TO make printers pay it in
advance.-And these two last measures so
injurious to the press, are seriously proposed
10y Mr.. NJ. notwithstanding his anxiety for
y the circulation Of those useful vehicles Of
information SO necessary to the existence and
preservation of free governments y" This is
one way of backing your friends"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12
[roMNrNIcArrn.

] ItOMNTNIC n ~.
blARRlEnl-Cn Thurstiy the 2isi R!r JAMES IN
iRW0OD, pfi,snovrr, 10 The aud nuci, admired
Miss ELIZABETH, eldest daughter Mr. Joha Guoie OF
PcNhatdn county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12
RECOGNITIoN or sOUTH .aMERIcq.

lhECOGNIIION or SOUTH AMERICA
we hail with enthusiasm, the message of
Mr.. Monroe, Recommending 20 Congress the
recognition of the Independence ofthe South
American Patriots. We wished for this nea-
sure four years past. Ii is not lrss welcome.
however, because ii has come at last-and be-
cause 1t is now enforced by such noble and
staesinan-Iike views, as must recommend IL Ia
the heart of every hheral American. 1t j.; a
message, which will do honor TO the admins
tratinn of James Monroe.
when the conris of Europe see ho,c long
inc President has waited to satisfy himself
that the war Is over, aud that S. America has
achieved her lndependence--th great and the
only fact IN truth which we have To recognise
when they sec that the President has halted
so lar behind many of his countrymen i'm ac-
knoWiedgIng this fact--that he is not hurried
into II so much by wild love for liberty. as
impelIed by the acknowledged law of nations.
TO recognize the mere fact that the South :
fnerican colonies have assumed thcirstatiop as
sovereign and independent states among the
nations OF the world" it seems impossible that
those courts, or even Spain herself can view
inns measure with Jealousy or dissatisfacfiop.-
we the people of the United States} were
acknowledged at an infinitely earlier epocf, by
France, Holland, and Spain hersef-and is il
becoming III MS to refuse the same favour to
.. America, which we experienced from there
courts OF Europe? Our own peculiar history
| therefore adds new sanction To the acknow-
lodged principles of nations.
we presume the only difficulty with Con.
gross VIII be, ho'o many and Of acIiat grad,
sal be the ministers for whom they will make
the appropriations
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12

MIR Thom1s, q S. senator from Illinois, was en-
ployej by Nv Cfewlord 10 inspect tie western Ltnd
oiires-he receiycsfor his troublca compensation Of
1910 We disqppro,e rs strongly AS any one of ibis
seecton however il may he attempted To ht screen.
edander preccdents drawn from tho administrations
Of Jefferson or Madisnn.-Lel the Executive abstain
from an unhaiowed interference with the represen-
tatives Of the people But although sc womb lifl
up our HANDS against such neds1Ef, can never
asrrbc 10 tie mofire which some charitable politci.
ans have cVigued up. We can never believe t,at
VIM. ~. Crawford is ibe man who would nuke such
an appointment for Size purpose Of promoting his
views Op0n the Presidency.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12
BOSTON ToAsTs.

A. a dinner given ia compliment 10 Com Balm.
bridge, on his Io"ving tIat station, tic following sig
nifcant toast was drank
The reprobate baijder, at Shinar, whose tongues
we're confounded--a warning to the political neclan-
purpose"
Another toast given, which squints at the nest
election:
The Iaier or Hr Na,,--the poli,;cal ,biloso.
ptical, ard mechanical statesman. who recommend
cd wood, iron, hcmp and gunpowtler,' with skdfd
arIizaus 10 apply them--May orr next President he
chip Of the old biocs.
This toast ievives few unfortunate recolleclions
II the son lie cruelty ike the sire, would raler
see him slilidubbed 5 S than p U. s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12
TIE Annual .Meeting ofHe" Richmond Ropt.st
Eoreign & Domesilc .Nission Sncicfn',

w ILL be held I'm the FIRST Saturday IN nnc nrXt;ai
W which time the General Meeting VI CORES Fo5nicnce
viii also convene iu this CITY.
Feraivice Of tbr I'oarl OF AIanaccrs
HEEbERr .. THOMSON, T. s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12

Copmis,ioaers once, Ri huord "a Month I'm, 1882.
The parties Interested desired 10 take notice. iiaf
have oppoed the i5h day of April next commence the
accounts directed in the foregoing dccrctai OF
court, which d,y O'Clock A. w. they arc REQUIRED 10
attend Al my Office in tis city With tic necessary d5cunogs
ready Tor eKanninatioa md settlement.
kIOS LADD, NC
W1rch1e 1N1-fns
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-08-28
Goods at Auctio,,.

On Wednesday, 4th Sept. next,
In the. Building back Of Messrs. RICE &
MlLLER's Store, in Worcester,
Wiu be sold, great variety Of GOODS.
among sOlseh ~ the foIlotcing articles -
nUFFIL Blankets-Diaper Cow
q y eflids-Men's Worsted Stockings-Fig-
ured Waistcoating -Worsted Plush@sarsse--
nets-Fancy & Black SILK Handkerchiefs--
Mems & Women's Cotton, Silk, Worsted. &
Leather Gloves---Linen & Cotton Thread
Mohair Coat & Vest Buttons-sewing s. Darn
ing Needles-Men's waterproof Hats Sad
die & Rridls--6 Wheelbarrows--5 prs. Pam
nelled Window Shntters--Mi I'LL -Saws-Table
Knives & orks--PenkniFes-SSoiissors--Car.
penters' double & single Plane--1rons-Cast-
Iron. Tin, Earthen, & Stone Wares, &c. &c.
o. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
A. Nj.
Worcester, .augus 81, i8o2.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-08-28
Wool Card;ng.

YEVHE Subscribers Machines
Il are in operation for Carding CUSTOM
WOOL, opposite and east of Or. ]. RoBry-
SONS Store about forty rods.-He gives in
formation that he furnishes Oil for all The Wool
ne cards, and warrants his work 10 be well
executed, on the following terms:-
Merino Wool, 12 cents per lb.
Half Blood, 10 cents per 10.
Wool, part Merino, 8 cents per ID.
Common Wool, cents per h.; and if
credit, one cent per lb. will be added.
Also
COMB-PLATES and CLEARING
COMBS for sale by him, and at the Store Of
Messrs. RICE s. MILLER.
CALVIN DARBY.
Worcester, July 81, 1922.