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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-06-05
NOTICE.

THE scubsriber earnestly requests al
= those indebted to him for Pulling and
Dressing cloth at the .Martinsburg Fac
tory, to come forward and discharge their
accounts or close them by notes he
dose not wish TO be inportunate but the
amount due is considerable and his
situation renders this step highly impor.
tant TO his interest.
SlLAS OAK.
April "a 1928.
p. ). All those having cloth at the
bill are requested to call and takei it away
without delay, as the subscriber will not
be answerable for accidents.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-06-05
Valuable Property
For SALE,

FEVHE subscriber will sell, on accomo-
e dating terms, his property in the
Town of Martinsburg, consisting of
Lot and an half Of ground, on
the main street, on which are an excellent
AFA Dwelling House,
ssssN Kitchen. Smoke House, Sta
1.GiAa bic, Creamery, and Barn and
Conm0dious BtGcksmah'S Shop.
No property n the place can presen
greater inducements to purchase. to
person disposed to carry on any public
business, particularly that of Black
smith than the above mentioned proper
ty. Propositions for the purchase Of
said property can be made to the SUBJ
scriber, who occupies the same, and
will continue as usual to carry on his bus
siness of BLACKSMITH, until hs
sells said property.
e. All persons indebted TO the SUBJ
scriber for several years standing, are
earnestly requested to make payment.
As a Friend in need is Friend indeed.
JOSEPH CHAMBERS.
March 6, 1928. ~
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-06-05

CHARACTER OF SAMUEL ADAMS.
From Tudor's Life Of OTIS.
He combined in remarkable manner
all tbs aaimcsi6es aud all the IrmAess,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-06-05

srheSe must count as Piqet cards.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-03-05

From the Boston Recorder of Sept. 90. 1921.
: hluch is promised in this delineation of
the Authors plan but not more than is full
hlled' Alter referring to various parts of the
work Tor our own satisfaction, as to the fideli-
ty OF the cxecution,we can say with confidence,
that the reasonable expectations of the pub
i!ck Will not be disappointed. They will find
The proposed arrangement prcserved-the inn
portant facts stated with great perspicuity-
and nothing inserted which could be omitted.
without detracting from the value OF the work.
what has ever seemed to lis a great def
cheney in one of the most popular School Ge-
osraphles now IN use, is here supplied, viz
a description of boundaries and rivers. 1t has
been thought by some, better to leave the
scholar TO settle these points wholly by maps,
without reference to book but we do not
believe the opinion correct, any more than we
believe the best method of learning musiclx TO
be, throwing away the stave. Maps are use
tut, and even indispensable but verbal de-
scriptions are equally so.
In another and very important point of view,
tls work may fairly claim the superiority over
all others of the kind that have fallen under
our observation-we allude to its accurate de-
lneation OF the moral and religious character
OF heather nations, together with its condcns-
ed but distinct statement of the variety and
extent of means now in operation to L.ilig the
whole world into subsection to Christ. At the
present period, information of this kind is es-
sential to the perfection of any system of Ge-
oSraphy. Every passing day increases its in
terest; and it will not be long before the re-
hglous features of the earth will command
the attention of the Geographer, as primary,
rather than secondary object.
We We're pleased to observe on the Map of
the United States, in the Atlas accompanying
the work, the missionary stations OF Brainerd
and Elliot distinctly noticed. And most of
the considerable missionary stations in the Old
World, are found mentioned on the t'Iaps of
the several countries, SO far as their size would
permit.
The Atlas is very handsomely executed.
1t ia on scale somewhat larger than is usual
In Aliases designed to accompany SO small
work.
The whole is evidently g the result of much
labour and study and deserves to be patron
lied 10y the publick, for the well-digested mass
Of information 1t furnishes on all the common
topicas Of the Geographer, and particularly for
the light 1t throws on the moral condition Of
mankind"
Ertrdct Of Letter from Rer FREDERICK
BEAsBY, Prorost Of The Unicersstg of Penn
sytUdnia, 10 the senior Editor.
have received with pleasure your
School Geography and Atlas, and shall rec
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CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.
Price to single subscribers, who receive their
papers at the Office, or by mail, two dollars per
annuni.
To companies of So subscribers, who take
the papers at the office, one dollar and fifty
cents per aanum, payable on delivery Of the
papers.
Single subscribers, who pay in advance,
will be entitled to deduction Of l24 per cent.
And the same allowance will be made to
agents in distant places, who will regularly
collect and remit money which may be due
from subscribers.
OF advertisements; not exceeding tacelue
lines, published three aceeks for one dollar, and
continued three peeks longer for .tfty CENTS
Larger advertisements IN The same proportion.
In consequence of decision of the Supreme
Judicial Court, the Publisher of this paper
deems it necessary to give notice, thai willie
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.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-03-05
Sterling Land for Sale.
TNHE Subscriber owns a Farm

VIE OUDSCfHDeT owns a L arm
n in the Town of Sterling, in This Coun-
ty, consisting of 440 acres Of Land, lying to-
gether. One half of this Tract is covered with
Wood, and the other half is Improved Land
The principal part of the cleared half isAxcel-
lent Grazing and Grass Land, with iome Land
well adaptt to Grain. The preset owner is
unwilling to monopolize the good LAID of Ster.
ling especially as his other avocaions will
not permit him to carry ON so large Farm adj
vantageousiy, either ~ himself or tolhe Land.
He offers, therefore, to sell two or hree hum
bred acres, including about an equS quantity
Of Wood and Cleaned Land, inslo.s 10 suit
purchasers.
1t any person, whose exclusive occu-
patton is farming, wishes &c procure, for small
sum of money, a large tlaot of Land, capa-
bic of being rendered doubly and even treb-
ly valuable, by little good Rusbandry-a
Farm, the single article OF growing Wood on
which, would bring in the market more than
the price Of the Farm; and the Buildings on
which cost more than half the money the Sub
scIlber asks for the whole-a tract Of Land,
situated IN place where Produce Of all Kinds
Is at least 90 per cent. higher than at The
Ionrl-iioase- in Worcester; lying within
miles of the street in Worcester, where the
contemplated Canal from Worcesterto Provi-
dence is 10 commence and within miles OF
two iioullshing manufacturing establishments
-such peison will probably lind no more
advantageous purchase in the Commonwealth
tran this ial,a; the wnoie of Which together.
including the Buildings, the Subscriber will
sell Tor Sl4 AN acre, and give reasonable
payday Tor part OF the purchase money, or the
who'e, as tie purchaser may wish.--1he
buildings on the Farm are two Dividing Hou-
ses-tlree Barns--two large ShedE. fitted for
conveniently Keeping a large iiocs of Sheep I;
besides other Out-Buiidings. - rm more par
tlcular information, application may be made
TO the Subscriber, in Worcester, or t. JOHN Ii.
erKAtroA, on the premises.
JOHN w. HUBBARD.
forester, Cct. 90, 1922.
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Luther Goddard & Son
HAVE FOR S.AL
0~1111s1
A n assortment of Clock and
~ Watch Makers TOOLS oud NATE

N assortment OF Clock and
~ Watch Makers TOOLS and NATE.
RAILS, ris.-
Enamelled Clock Dial-Plates; Clock
Glasses; Clock Bells; Clock Pinions; Click
and Pinicn Wire; Watch Faces; CRYSTALS
Blow-Pipes; Hand, Pin, and Bench Vises
Balance Tools; Adjusting Tools; Turn Bench
es; Screw Plates; Screw Ferules; Spring Di-
viders; Verge Riveting Stocks; Balance Riy-
citing Stocks; Wire Plates; Pinion, Verge and
Follower Guages; Cutting Nippers; Shears
round and fiat nose Pliers; Main Springs: Fu-
zee Chains; Pendulum Wire; Verees: Raj
ances; Hour and Minute Hands: Bows and
Pendants; Sliding and Common Tongs: Cal
lipers; Scratch Brushes; Breaches: Magni6.
ers; Hammers; Case Springs; Chain Hooks.
Gravers; Drills; Screw-Keys; Stakes: Ar
bors; Clamps Silver Case-Buttons Joint
Pushers; Locking Bolts & Springs; SQUARES.
Screw-Drivers Burnishers; Shears; Watch.
Chains, Seals & Keys; Files of every kind.
Crucibles in nests and single; Black Lead
Pots; Emery; Crocus Martis; Rouge; POLISH
ing Putty; Oil-Stone Slips; Ol-Stone Dust
Rotten Stone Pumice Stone Borax. and
Sal Ammoniac-all of which will be sold At
the very lowest CASH prices.
Worcester, Feb. 10, 1898. eop.3m
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BRIGHAM,
TAILOR,

INFORMS his Customers, and
n the Publick, that he continues to carry on
the Tailoring Business, at his Shop, in ALIENS
Row, near the Brick Hotel, Were he will be
pleased to wait upon all those disposed to pat
ronize him.
He has on hand, a handsome assort-
ment of Broadcloths and Cassimeres-super-
fine Black Silk Vestings-Valencia do.-and
general assortment of TRIMMINGS, of su-
perior quality.
OF All Garments in his line CUT at
short notice, and in the most fashionable style.
Worcester, Feb. 10, 1923.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-03-05
Real Estate at Auction.
FOR SALE
FayHE FARM belonging to tn,


"A subscribed, situated half ainile west of
the Neeting-House in Shrewsbury on the road
iron Boston TO Worcester, coltai1ing ninety
thfte acres OF excellent Land, well divided IN
to Moving, Pasturing, and Tilagd Land
Llfeartse, Fwcnty-tour acres Of Wood and.
lying one mile wes olthe premise, described,
and within half a mile of the poa-road men,
toned. --s4lso, Seventeen acres of Wood
Land, between Siocund's Tavern and the
fioating- Bridge, bounded on Long Pond 49,
,,4iso, Three acres Of pretty good Meadow
Land, about half mile north of said Farm.
On the Farm is a. decent House and
two Barns.
o. The above Real Estate will be
sold, at PubIck Auction, (f not previously
disposed OF at private sale) on the premises,
on Thursday, the Goth day of March next, at
. O'clock, a. NJ he aforementioned prop
erty will be sold together, or in Lots, as may
suit purchasers. terms, &c. apply at
the Worcester Hotel, TO JOHN Ii. HOWE.
Forester, FEB. 10, 1898. f.
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or Tanners attend !!

TO be Sold, or Let, a small
II. TENEMENT, situated in the centre oe
ths Town OF New-Braintree. long occupied "a
aTANNERY, consisting of a commodio,,s Rari
House, with a Patent Grinding Mill. and Yard
containing twenty-three Watts, with nevar-fan-
ing Waterin said Yard-with all conven;encas
attached to said premises necessary 10 carry on
the Tanning Business.---Said premises oon-
slst OF Il acres of Land, with good DWELLING.
House and Barn, almost new, and in comnl.s.
repair ---Paymentm made easy, and possesso,
given the first of April next. Or For f,,rshar
particulars, inquire Of the Subscriber. LIVING -,
the premises. COMFORT Mi ES Va
.Ns@-BTsirtree, Feb. rs, 1893,
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GEORGE c.. DEAN.
TAILOR,
At the foot of Court-HiH.

HAS just received an assort-
ment of CLOTHS, consisting of black.
blue, and fancy coloured Broadcloths-
mixed-french grey-drab and black Kersev-
meres-which he will sell at small advance.
.dtso,-TRIMMINGs, suitable for making
any any Garment usually called for at Tailors,
Shops.
u He continues to carry on the TAI
LOR's BUSINESS, in all its various brancha..
and Garments Of all kinds, in his line. will be
cut and made according to the latest and hest
fashion, Business promptly executed in the
best manner, and at fair prices.
Worcester, Jan. 90, 1928. Gwen. 3weon
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-03-05

gp The Subscriber has sold
several parcels ofhis Land, in Sterling. The
principal Buildings, with Land enough Tor two
good arms, are sill unsoid. This remainder
will be divided, or sold together, as may best
suit purchasers.
JOHN w. HUBBARD.
FaJ. 10, 1899. tf
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-03-05

Worcester, IS.
Probate-Ofice, February 26, 1928.
10 the Wsdov and Heirs. of JACOB
SwEETsER, late Of Lancaster, IN said
County, deceased, and TO all others con-
ce'med IN the Estate o SAID deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
-M pear Gf you see ii) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the FIRST Tuesday in April next, at
ten OF the clock, before noon, to show cause
why the Instruments, which purport to be the
last Will and Testament and Codicil of said
deceased, should not be approved and you
will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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@NOTICE.

THE Copartnership hereto
II fore existing, under the Firm of NEW
ELL & WALKER, was, by mutual consent
dissolved on the first OF the present month.
ALLEN NEWELL.
AMASA WALKER.
BrOokfed, Feb. Is, 1923.
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Whole No. 26o5.

ommend in future, the use of it, in preference
to any have seen. think it contains more
useful information comprised in small space.
than any other volume of the Kind have
ever met with.n
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-03-05

They intend keeping an extensive as
sortment of ENGLISH, VEST. INDIA and
DOMESTTCK GOODS, and solicit the pat
ronage oft Publck. They would also in
form, that they have on hand quantity Of
SKATERS YARN, and can supply Weaycrs on
favourable terms.
BrOOt5feld, FEB. 10, 1929.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-03-05

ever met WITH"
Erfract Of a Letter 10 the senior .41thOr, from,
Req. ASA LYMAN, dated Morristoac,s. N. J.
17th June, 1922.
Rev. and dear Sir,
have now only just time to saw to Won.
that have examined your late edition Of Ge-
ography and Atlas-am pleased with it. and
immediately introduced it into my Academy.
have since ordered every one that has occa-
sion to get new Geography, to procure yours.
and have determined to make use of no other.
say to you sincerely, that like it better than
any other. You have hit the nail on the head
The plan is such as pleases me. Your Atlas
is admirable. have no doubt but that If viii
go extensively. RECOMMEND it above Others
wherever | have opportunity.n
0Tl; may be further noticed. that
this Geography has been examined by the SUI
perlntendant the Publick Schools in the State
OF New-York, and recommended by him for N.
productions into the Schools throughout the
State.-It has also been highly recommend-
ed by Professor SrLLIMAE, in his Journal of the
Arts and Sciences.
February IL, 1923.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-03-05
Hats, Bo,psets, &c.
JOHN P. KETTELL & co.
Hare iust reeeired, and gfey for Sale,

y ~ ''eos''"1 "fot oUJ JU puteS
A SUPPLY of Ladies' black
IA and drab BoNNETs, for less thai. Bos-
ION prices.
They hare also for Sale,
The real WATERPROOF Oval HATS
Youths Fancy HATS, frcn SO cts. to 50: e5
black Ostrich PLUNiES-black and drab
MISUNDERSTANDING, &c. &c.
or They have on hand, the Patterns
OF the improved MILITARY CAPS, of a GEN
teei style. military Companies, who wish
to purchase, will do well to call at this Shop,
(the old Stand, on the Bridge and examine
Tor themselves-where they can be accommo-
dated with any quantity, on reasonable terms.
Worcester, Jan. %, 1923. CIV
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A. NEWELL has taken Mr.. Ed
WIN B. TAINToR as a Partner; and the bust
ness in future will be Conducted under the
Firm If
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-03-05
MORSE's
School Geography.
FOR sALEMRY


Coca TRUJMBJl2BL., Worcester.
A New System of GEOGRA-
n PLY, ANCIENT AND MoDERN-For the
Use Of Schools. Accompanied with an ATLAS.
adapted to the work.
By JEDIDIAH MORSE. d. D. and SIDNEY
EDWARDS MORSE, A. NJ.
new Edition, containing, besides other I'm
proyements, concise System OF ANCIENT
GEoGRAPaY-and the STATISTICS of the
United States, COMFORTING with the late
Census.
Published By RICHARDSON & LORD,
BosToN.
The aim of the Authors of this work
has been, to give such view of Geography as
will leave deep and abiding impression on
the mind For this purpose, each Continent is
introduced by describing all the great outlines
the m5untain lines-the river EnesAand
otner grand features. Tie principal points be-
ing thus liked in the mind, the pupil is then
led to particular view of each country-such
a view as is calculated to make the study in
tefesting, and at the same time to leaye dura-
Die impressions. The work concludes with
General views, containing much valuable in
formation on great variety OF interesting SUBJ
Jects, and calculated, by obliging the student
to go over the world again and again, for diff
ierent purposes, TO fix all the important facts
more nrmly IN his memory. The difference.
ooth as II regards pleasure and profit, between
The Study OF Geography on this plan, and the
common method, can only be telt by those
who have experienced both.
10 shew the value of the whole in the estima-
ton of much respected Gentlemen who
nave examined it, we annex the following
Recommendations.
Having examined. as extensively as our en-
Sagemenls would permit, 6 "A New Abridee-
ment OF American Universal Geography by
Jedldiah Morse, d. d. and Sidney Edwards
Morse, A. M. we have no hesitation in saying.
that we think it possesses great merit. With
a labour which Authors rarely bestow on new
editions, this work appears to have been en-
theiy rewritten, and that with much care and
ability The simplicity and brevity of its style
the VaEious and interesting matter it con-
talns-and the excellency Cd its arrangement.
must make it very valuable, Tot only as a
ocffool-BooK for Youth, but as a convenient
Manual for occasional use to men of reading
The System Of Questions running through the
work, and the General VaetCs, at its close, must
greatly increase its usefulness to learners in
Geography. The Map of the United States.
which is given as specimen of the proposed
atlas, is executed IN superior style Of work
mapsinp. E. PORTER.
l.. WOODS.
J. MURDOCH.
Theological Seminary, I'm
dorer, July 10, 1921.
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Ertract Of Letter from Rer. FREpER1cK
BEAsBY, Prorost Of The Unirersiiy Of Penn
syiuania, 10 the senior Editor.
have received with pleasure your
School Geography and Atlas, and shall rec
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10 shew the value of the whole in the estima-
ton OF much respected Gentlemen who
have examined it, We annex the following
Recommendations.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-17

master demand states warrant, for these men for
sault and battery and falls prisoD.'' {" WHY Sam.
you seem to know law, and talk as il you were free
man." am free man, master. think these
men not citizen OF the United States and therefore
cannot cognlze-they may be English, with vessel
down the Ver to put poor negro in and take to the
west Indies and sell, don't know, master will take
care of them" Well Sam, where was you born
and where did you learn law9" {" born in this
city and when live master Binney, make FIRE in
the office and sweep lt-then the young gentlemen
learn me law one say if make so much dust he
vii! Sassdrara me-that think is whip me with
cat nine tails. Another time one say if make such
a smoke he will Srefacias me--that think is score
my face with sharp penknile, like they do negro in
Guinea to make it look pretty. Another time one
threaten to debOnis non me--that think is cut off
my head"
The Squire looked at the men and the men at the
Squire--they whisper.---
Sam you may go about your business " i" Mas
ter, can't do that; must not be knock down and
false prison for nothing. wish master would send
summons for master Binney to prove me free and
tell me what to do" " WHY Sam, the men are will.
ling to make it up with you what will you take,
and have no more trouble ~ Why, Think if mas
ter was on jury he would give me two or three hun
dted dollars Tor knock down in highway, and take
prisoner, without any cause, but will take so dol
lars" That's too much, Sam" {" No master,
can't take no less, without Mr.. Binney's advice. =
Master, please send summons Mr.. Binney." The
men offered 80 dollars. Sam said " no wish
master send Mr.. Binuey." BY this time people be-
gan to collect about the offce-the men got uneasy
and paid the 90 dollars. They never discovered the
trick at the end OF the alley, ard Sam went off laugh
ing"
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VlAIOR.
o.,;ny Of the Democratic Republican CHI
'r,bs County Of New Castle held according 10
" al the Red Lion the l4th Of the 9th
nlb, (June,) 1928.
wv, W. Merit was appointed Chairman and T..
Iris Sec'y.
Ebp accommodations at the Inn not being sufli-
~, ,,rpe il was Resolved to adjourn to the woods.
{rhs Meeting being organized Resolution offer
| ~ DR.. Naudine for changing the mode of select
candidates for the various Offices of the County,
,apsn m and after full discussion not being
proyed-the following was proposed by John
! Ow and adopted
R,,olced, That, for the Hundred Of Brandypine.
|svm. Penny, John Forward and VIM. Aldred.
Christina.
lao. Erwin, c. ]. Wolf, and Thos' Baldwin.
MIL Greek.
Hartman C. Head, Jno. Dixon, and Andrew
kynods ,,,,. c, ~,
5nr. J. Hustler, Geo Gillaspy and Benjamin
atsOn. ,. Nh,
Beni. Marley, Jas. Mccullough and jeremiah
bwman.
FED Lion.
/ Ell Clark, Jacob Bidde and John Bowman.
Pencnder.
| eyi Boulder, Arthur Beatty and Samuel Boul-
ST. Georges.
] Nv B. Cochran, Jno. Caulk, and David Higgins,
.appoquinimink.
/ Thos Reynolds, jr Benz. Johnson and Abraham
'bhweil.
! Be and they are hereby appointed Judges TO hold
eycIon IN their respective Hundreds, at such
Ice as heir Hundred elections are usually held {:
! lie End Saturday OF September next, for the APP.
3amem oil Zen Delegates for the Hundred Of
kisd,na, and Five for each of the other Hundreds
representatives Of the Democratic party in New
ste County. The Judges giving Ten days no.
Eeof the time and place of election.
h,0lcd That the Delegates thus appointed
al meet at the Red Lion, on Saturday the 9th
September next, between the hours OF IL and
clock in HE afternoon, aud there proceed to make
\ Ia Ticket, to be recommended to the undivided
(ppor Of the Democratic Republican Citizens OF
Is county al the ensuing General Election
R3so,upd, That the Delegates shall report from
|ch hundred the names OF Two, or more persons
y each of the Offices 10 be filled.
|FSOlrad That the Delegates shall vote by ballot
| each Candidate.
Rsored, That this meeting adjourn to the End
Fmrday in June 1924.
Reolued, That the foregoing proceedings and
tsOullons be published in the Waterman signed
the Chairman and Secretary
JOHN MERIT, Chairman.
Acest,--Z. FARRIs, Sec'y.
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The Trustees Of the Poor

ar NEWCASTLE COUNTY are requested to meet at
the Poor House Wednesday he "a Of July next at
10 O'Clock, A NJ Those having accounts, sc nay pee
sent hem for settlement Puncta attendance At the 'our
will be necessary two days Attendance may reqned
HENRY HEALD, Sec v.
June 16, 1928. 50 1t