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I E. ID.

On To-day evening last. after severe
illDe.;, +, the SD year OF Der age, Mrs.
Rosanna rhodes, wife OF William Rhodes,
ESQ. oil TINS p zee. Endeared 10 her fami'
ly by ibe diligen, performance Of The d.
ties, AMI the exercise Of The affections.
which give eiulness and beauty 10 dOmes.
tic lite, sbe IA. occasioned TO them, IN bel
death, a bereavement which can never be
repaired, and sn affection which will losg
be unconsoled Even VIXEN the violence
OF their anguish shall have subsidized, their
lasting sorrow can be assuaged only by the
remembrance OF her virtues. Ut her cha
racter, distinguished Tor various aud im
portant excelIencies. The most striking fea'
lure was devotion, rational though ar.
dent. unpretendIng though exemplary; ex
allied 10 IFS nature; and charitable IN It's
practice. Her convictions on The motben
tous concerns OF religion, influencing a
heart as beneyolen; aud manners as gentle
as Der mind was vigorous, rendered 1t, IN
her example. both lovely and venerab le
Society at large keenly symps!hises IN the
regrets OF the religious community OF which
she was 50 long cherished member; and
all to whom she as persona lily known teel
the we'll founded hope OF 10. pious orator,
when he said OF her, " there IS seal va
cant 10 our assembly. bd, there is seal
occupied in the paradise OF God
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-21
OBITUARY.

Society loses by The death Of the hum
hlesr iniiyiduai--and If our hearts are ne.
yer sad, they must be so when the stroke
of death renis asunder warm friends and
,encer connexions The phiIosophic mind
may. culdly speculate on the mysteries 'oi
death; bu! that heart aust be callous which
Is not Affected when gentleman OF pro
missing character and strictly moral habits,
is suddenly and Unexpectedly snatched a.
way We allGie To the dtcrase OF our fel.
low citizen, Michael .NcClosksy, esq. who
by Causes az YET uncertain, has Tell vic
tim 10 a. watery grave. He had been bot
a short time embarked in profession, in
which he was unceasing in diligence and
in activity of mind: hrs promises were tair
10 lie; and with talents like mis-, the path
10 fame aud fortune appea ed aslterins -
But much as We love to dwell upon these
opening blossoms OF friend, il is In0re
grateful 10 reflect Oh his private quaiilleI.--
on those soclaI traits, in which we all shar-
ed. II was the happiness Of The writer OF
this article, to know Nj McCloskey, and
be knew him to be frank and generous;
and with those solid virtues and ACQUIRE
ments which render mars society de.I-
rablc. his friendship was not to be dsru.t-
edit wa. op'n manly, and unreserved;
be bad all the strong properties and ar
cent attachments which characterize the
Island which gave him birth, but for his
adopted couairy, his feelings we're equally
warm aid energetic. 1t is too greatly to
he feared that his death was violent, and
that the midnight rohber marked him Tor
his prey A large circle of frisDds will
long regret bis untimely end They will
be coDsoled by the rehection-l,be hope
that The sorrows Of this life are exchanged
tor more. Stsrable Stale of existence, in
another and batter world.
Tbs small tribute TO deserved merit, ID
written under feelings OF sincere sorrow:
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-21
Marshal's Sale.

WILL be sold On the premises. by the
w, Marshal, tor Cash, on Wsdnesday,
The e9h dog Of October ssxt, at Il O'Clock,
all The right; title and interest OF Dir VIII
liam Herbert ID and TO the following lot OF
ground, adjoining ibe town Of Alexandra:
Beginning at the intersection Of West and
OrOnokO streets; running north with " est
street 10 Montgomery Street; thence west
10 the northeast eort,er OF Peter Sherrun's
lot; .henee south with said lot 10 Orono:
ko- street; thehce w.th said street 10 The
beginning; containing ten sores, more or
essA-Soid 10 satisfy an execution in Iavor
Of the Bdnk OF the United States.
I. :, y. MINOR, D NJ.
For r. kINt,GOLD, Marshal.
sept rs tO29
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-21
Trustees Resale of
PRIME WOODLAND.

On Monday the Sd OF November next,
Owili be sold in front OF the Alexandra
Reading Room, all The right, title and in.
lerest of Amos Alexander, an lasoIvent
debtor. in and to a certain tract OF wood.
land, near the mill occupied by Abiah
Janney, III Fairfax county, Va. about 4
miles from Alexandra, binding on the
Little River Turnpike Road, and adloin'
ine the land of Mrs. FendaI-coniaining
seventeen acres and ten poles (be the same
more or less.) A resale of this property is
in consequence Of the former purchaser
moi complying with the terms Of sale un.
der which il was first sold. =. i,
The sale TO commence about IL o'clock.
Terms cash. be paid down. and il not
so paid, the land will be Immediately re.
sold at The risk OF the defaulter. Deed Of
conveyance a, the expence OF the purcha-
SER. ISAAC ROBBINS. Trustee.
S A. MARSTELLER, AUG.
oc,e. eodts
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-21

o Gcia al Commercial Information REID
t;Ue TO tast,'ads IF the u. States 0osth
S1psden and NOraray.
70 JnO. Vaughan. Esq, his Swedish Msjesty's
Vice Consul for Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. ], 1928.
s,R.-By an extract in yesterdays
r.nsr of letter from the Commercial
bon.e Of Alexander Barclay & Co. da-
led Go,tenbusg 29'h July, 1928. an or
d.r 10 the Custom House at Gotten
bn. was expected, enjoining the charge
of lien Tor mn feel duty upon the
West india goods imported into Swe-
den ~ A ,nerican vessels. IL may there.
f,re he proper TO remark that by the
NON rat, tication in the United States,
tne prop ,ssd Sd art. Of the last tres.
~ between Sweden aud the U. States,
tIers exis.s no agreement for the im-
narration into Sweden of West lndis
goods in A mericap vessels.
Comfortably to the general resula'
tioas of Swedan West India produce
in american vessels can only DO enter
ed 10 certain ports, and for re-sxports.
tioa. The Swedish government has
no,witstanding, granted the entry tfor
sals) Of suco produce imported o Anne.
riran vessels upon special aPplica' ION OF
the conSignee, such cargo then subject
to lore GU du y One sdeh case was
decided in Stockholm. litR June, 1929,
on appii, ION of Messrs. ID. Erskine
4 c.. for the entry OF cargo OF dye
word, So J.. ar and coffee, inpoee ed by an
American vessel from the y. States.
Iu he K n! dom Of Norway, American
vessels and csrgoes of the produce of
the United States as well as of foreign
countries, are subject to no other or
higher duties, than those W hich arc ex-
acIsd on Norwegian vessels and car
goes. SEVERN LORICK,
Consul General.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-21
District Of Columbia,

County Of .Alsrandrin, set.
NEHEMIAH HICKS has applied 10
~ the hon. William Cranch, Chief
Judge of The United States circuit court Of
the District of Columbia 10 be discharged
from imprisonment, under the act for the
relief OF insolvent debtors within the Dis
iriet Of Columbis, on the first ednesday
Of November next, at 9 o clock, Am. al the
court house N Alexandria, when & where
bis creditors are required TO attend.
EDM |. LEE, &C.
oct 81 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-21
For Freight or Charter,

For Freight or Charter,
~, The coppered ship GENERAL
N PIKE. Robert 1'cwne, Jr. mas
Ter; burthen 500 binds. or 1000 bb's is
nearly new, L. in every respect, a FIRST rate
vessel. She will be ready for the re.ep-
ton of cargo in 10 days,,and would pre-
fera freight TO the South, OF Europe; rAp'
ply TO /. IL HO"L AND,
oct 9I-eo3t - Thompson's wharf.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-21
To Lease,

To Lease,
LNoR term Of years. on the the premi-
Il ses, on THIS DAY, at IL O'Clock,
the property belonging 10 the Corporation
at the lower end of Duke street, intending
the property generally called "Hooe's
ware house and wharf"
HORACE FIELDS,
ROBT. JAMESON,
MORDECAl MILLER,
]. SWIFT. Comm,ssioners.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-21
"a MARINE LIST, !&
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIVED. Oct. ls-l9.

Il
Shin General Pike, Towns. Liverpool,
via Boston salt TO T. n. Rowland.
Brig Columbus, Mar5ury, Port 'au'
Prince; coffee, Iogwo0d, tortoise she'll
and specie To J. H. Laid d Co. and The
master.
SAILED,
Brig MedEord, CoviDgton, Amsterdam.
Schr Citizen, Dole, from Georgetown,
passed down tor Newburyport.
ARRIVED, Der. 80,
Schr. Blakely OF Edenton, \. c. 8 ds
from New York, Liverpool sack salt to the
Phineas Jsuney'
Schr. Hornet, Scott. Patuxent, tobacco
10 VIM Fowle & Go.
schr. Only Oaug bter. Comphen, Raiii-
more; freight to K. Ii Miller and George
Johnston
Vesssls left By The Brig Columbus, Murba-
~, at PORT az Prince, Sept. 80, 1928.
Brig Liberty, Hatch, of aud for New
York, to sail next day. Oct. LIST; brig
Nymph, Moore, OF Philadelphia, for ST.
Jayo de Cubs, next day; brig Forrest,
Perkins, OF Kenneb chunk, for St Jsgo de
Cuba, next day; brig Lovely Maria
Smith. of London, for Triest next day;
brig Sireno. Harden. Of Boston. tor Rum
Kew. 10 a few days; ship Jane, Rice,
of Boston, dischsrging cargo schr. To-
paz, Alexander, Of and for Baltimore, time
of sailing uncertain; schr. Nancy & Flea,
nor. Curtis, of and for Baltimore, 10 sail
on The 9th inst scfir. Nc Donough, Ry.
an, of New York, for New Orleans; schr.
Louisa, New bury, OF and for New Or
leans, in a few days; brig VulanL FAIR
field, Of and for Kennebunk. 10 few
Jays, Favorite, OF Kennebunk, just arri-
we'd and discbsrging; brig Dover, Pick,
OF and for Providence, sailed two Gays De-
fore the Columbus ,y
Oct. 10th, lat. 81 N. lon. rs. 10 w.
spoke steamboat Nalchez, Of New or
leans, frum New YORK, for New Orleans,
g DAYS out--d0ired 10 be reported
Tmee French ships at Port al Prince
waiting for news OF peace with Spain, OF
convoy 10 protect therf against Spanish
priysteers. A brig under Spanish eolors
va, committing depredations on The Hey
ten coasters on the south side OF the ISLAND
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-21
AUCTION SALES.


Nj ILL be sold at the Auction Store, q
w variety Of goods among which arc.
Fresh pimento, brandy, rum, vinegar, Spa.
nish segars, common do. sup. beet, can
dies, hats, scale beams, weights, CRATES
for coal, stoves, excellent beds, sidebosrds,
bureaus. tables, chairs, bedsleads, candle
stands, wire tenders, hops. knives and
forks. penknives. bride bits, webbing,
saws, looking glasses Also, sewing cot
ton, do thread, do silk, satineus, cloth. (.
cassimeres, glass pitchers, Casters, Ais,
dishes, tea and coffee pots, &C.
VII be added to tie ubove sal>
A quality OF Cuba Tobacco, On credit
OF ninety days. -,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-21
Trustees Sale,

Trustees Sale.
IN the sad day OF OCTOBER next. as
~ near l9 O'Clock as may be. ! " i'll Sc
at public auction, to the highest bidder, tor
cash,
The Tract Of Land,
lying in the county of Prince W lillian, late
the property Of Charles Hopkins, lie cas-
ed, and purchased by hln from The exc.
culor OF Or. George Graham. The Iana
lies not iai trum The OcGaquon Mills, aud
adjoins that OF: James Savage, and OTHERS.
For description o! it, reference is had 10
the deed OF trls, given by said Hopkins 10.
the subscriber, in trust for the executor Of
DR.. Graham, dated the Y9th March. 1881,
and recorded Inahs Office OF the County
Court of Prince William; and 10 the de-.
ceased from th. executor TO said Hopkins,
recorded in the same Office The sale
will be made oh The premises II the Day
is rainy, It will be made on The first lair
''' RICHARD il. HENDERSON,
aug 23-tOs2 Trusleei
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-21

,pi exclusive advantages TO the men
&c may labor In their accomplish
..sol-ISe shall publish the law to-
,oo,row, and another Important one re-
mag to the terms upon which foreign"
~. NAV obtain the right Of citizenship.
THE ARMY AND NAVY.
BEFORE the Colombian Congress clio.
.,d ths sl,,iDgs OF the late session, au'
,bOrity was granted to the Executive
- orsasize ,ne navy, and to increase
=, diminish the army, as might pc
,nonsht sxpsdient, with authority also
- draw on the treasury for all sums
u.cs,,sry to these objeets-the Execu-
-. 70 render strict account thereof
- ,he next Congress. The Govern
mi not having been vested with this
nowsr hitherto, was often the cause OF
PIs.,t dsay1n military operations. Re-
e.o,cuug the Expedition to Peru the
GolomS;ono has the following para.
graph: 80, e, N.,h ..;,sd
from Guaysquil to Gallo. the first divi'
.;ou of the auxiliary army of Colombia
IN Peru; composed of the bat.alions
,yspeedor en- Boyaca,' VoltUeros and
p;.h,neha and the subsequent, follow
cd hem successiSeiy:--the battalion OF
,R,Ass de Bombsna, on the 18th OF A.
mil the battalion of Bogosa on the
len Of May, and parts of the squad !,
ron, ofhusssrs. dragons and mounted
,,spad.ers, on the 18th of the same
month. The remainder Of them, ano
ot tao battalion Of B"gota which will
shortly follow, will complete the elk
n ,usa nd men offered to Peru by his
sx,elieucy the LiberstOr and President.
An the above 5attalions, except that of
the P,cninchs, belong to the Colombian
cna,d. On The % b of April 1t was Of
fnalIy known in Guaysqull, that four
o!tae transports conveying he firs, d..
vision of the troops. had arrived AT Cal
l., and one of them had even returned
to Gusyaquil. fsa. uaS'
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-21
For Rio JaneirO
AND
! no,.f nm the I'm pIntn.

"a, The fine fast sailing coppered
y&brig SPARTAN. Ephrain Snow,
master, will commence loading this day,
and will meet with good despatch: For
freight of 400 barrels, orFpasssge, having
fne &C accommodations, apply to
r. H mWLAAp.
GRAN experienced supercargo goes out
10 The above vessel, snc will take charge
Of any business coh6ded to him.
net 2l. eO3r
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-21
Public Sale.
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
I'm FRIDAY the 18th day OF JANU.
~ AIRY next, at Caits's tavern, IN the
county OF Fairfax, the subscriber will offer
al pubic sale,
Three Tracts Of Land,
on the Little River Turnpike Road. near
Aceotink Run, in the said county. contain
Ing. respectively, eco acres, Zoo acres,
and SO acres-witb a small lot OF 6 acres.
on the said road, at the bricga ovei lie
said Run. Also. Two unniv'ded
Third parts Of a Mill Seat
on The said Run, at The said bridge.
The above sales will be made under two
deeds of trust from John Weaver and wife,.
aad Henry Burdick and wife. 10 The sub
scribef. to secure The payment OF certain
debts, therein mentioned, 10 John Lloyd.
The sale will coDDefce al IL o'clock
Terms cssh--to be paid doHn--and ifnot
so paid, the ianc will be Immediately re-
sold at the risque OF the delaulter
H. |. TAYLOR, Trustee.
oct Is TITO
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NOTICE.


IT HE Subscribers having been
n appointed Commissioners, by the Hon.
.Nathantcl Pane, Esq. Judge Of Probate, &c.
for the County of Worcester, to receive and
examine the claims of the Creditors to the Es-
tate of JOSEPH WHEELER, late of Royal
s;on, in said County, deceased, represented IN
solvent-hereby give notice, that Six Months
from the twenty-second day of May, instant,
are allowed to the said Creditors to bring in and
prove their claims; and that we will attend
the service of our appointment at the dwelling
house of Rufus Bullock, Innholder, in said Roy.
alston, on Tuesday, the fifth day Of August, and
on Tuesday, the eighteenth day of November
next, at ole o'clock, P. NJ. on each of said
days. STEPHEN BATCHELLER, in.
THOMAS J. LEE.
May %, 1923.
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CoNplrroSs.

]. Toprint the Genuine Works of Josephus
without ABRIDGMENT, ON good paper, with
ink of a superior quality.
II. To give, in the course of the works, at
least t'centy Engrorings, executed by good
artist.
III. The whole Of the works is expected to
be completed in IS Numhers--price sl2t cents
each ; and should it exceed that quantity, the
overplus will be given gratis.
~. The work will be printed in quarto,
making two handsome volumes.
v. Each Number will contain ~ pages of
letter-press. Numbers II and Il, and The
succeeding Numbers, viii be put into double
Numbers, for the convenience Of delivery, and
will contain the same quantity as two single
Numbers.
Boston, NAY 81, 1929.
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TO THE PUBLICK.

The utility of the Works of JosEPHus,
as Companion TO the Holy ScRIPTUREs,
must be obvious. perusal of them cannot
fail to illustrate and corroborate many facts of
the inspired volume. On this principle, they
win be found acceptable and useful works, and
contribute to the enlargement Of knowledge in
subjects which are-connected with the dispen-
sations of Religion, and the interest OF the visi
BILE Church of God upon earth.
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II EAVES Worcester for Boston
Ia Tuesdays, Thursdays, and SATURDAYS. at
7o'clock, A. nj. and aniYes at O'clock, /. nj.
-Returning-Leayes Boston at 10 O'Clock.
A. NJ. on Mondays, Wednesdays, and FRIDAYS.
and arrives at Worcester at O'Clock, P. NJ.
This LINE OF STAGES the Subscribers
have established for the express purpose q. ac-
commodating those Gentlemen and Ladies who
wish to travel from and TO the Heart of the
Commonwealth and without the inconyeni-
ence OF the evening air--passing through the
pleasant Villages of Shrewsbury, North borough
Niariborough, Sudbury, Weston, by the Wal
than Y Watertown Factories, into Boston.
~ Books kept at THoaAs's Qate
SIKEs's) Hotel, Forester, aud at EAR,,s
Hanover-S Street, Boston.
SIMEON BURT, Worse,fer.
Nay s, 1929. aw
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Worcester, IS.
Probate-Dfice, Mayer, 1923.
To the Heirs Of DELrHIA BAKER, late Of
Mendon, IN said County, deceased, and
to all others concerned in tie Estate of
SAID deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
II pear, Gf you see ft) at the Court Of
Probate to be holden at Worcester, in said
County, on the first Tuesday in July next,
at one of the clock, after noon, to show cause
why the Executors Account of the Admins
tration Of said Estate should not be allowed:
and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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An experienced Farmer in Connecii-
cut, states that pieces Of cloth dipped in
sulphur and grease, and placed upon
poles, about every ten or twelve rods
through piece of corn, will effectually
secure it from the raYages of crows
He has practised this method with sue
cess the last years.
Glae.-An ingenious cabinet-maker
has, from long experience, proved, that
glue made from India-rubber is very su-
perior to the common manufactured
kind of that article, when used as ce-
ment for furniture, and never gives way
or loosens in the joints, which is too
often the case with glue made from ami
NAL paste. Lion. Paper.
A new carriage Bonnet has been in
troduced in London the present Spring.
1t is made in the Gypsy form, (short at
the ear, front inclined, a la Maria Stuart,
aud trimmed with lustring, with wild
roses placed in the front of the crown.
A self-conceited coxcomh was intro
ducing an acquaintance 10 large COM
pany. whose physiognomy was not very
progressing; thinking to be extreme
ly clever, he thus addressed the compa-
NY, who rose at his entrance" have
the honour to introduce to you Dir. -,
who is not So great fool as he looks 10
be-" The young man Immediately adj
ded, "Therein consists the difference
between my friend and me-"
A person speaking of another who
died in consequence of his iatemper-
ance, said he burnt his insides out with
rum" A Frenchman having occasion
TO relate the fact, and wishing to pre-
serve the same phraseoIogy, said "Rum
burnt him 7crong side oatrards."
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MISCELLANY.
Lines By a yoaag Lady born Blind.

Zines By a young Lady born Blind.
IF this delicious, grateful flower,
Which blows but for little hour,
Should to the sight so lovely be,
As from its fragrance seems to me,
A sigh must then its colour show,
For that's the softest joy know
And sure the rose is like sigh,
Born just to soothe, and then--to die.
BY father, when our fortune smil,d,
With jewels deck'd his eyeless child;
Their glittering worth the world might see,
But, an they had no charms for me;
A trickling tear bedew'd my arm
felt it, and my heart was warm;
And sure the gem to me most dear
Was kind fathers plying tear.
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A Variety.

- = -
lust received, at the GREEN
c1 SroRE, Worcester, by WILLIAM MAN
MING, JR. large and Handsome assortment
of Goods in his line.
FASHIONABLE FANCY GooDs,
in particular, will be found at said Store !;
and it is intended, ii the favour Of the Pub
lick should be sufficiently encouraging, to ex-
tend the plan still more, so as to include
The Fancy Goods :. Aiillinary Business
generally.
No exertions will be wanting to render the un-
dertaking acceptable.
Artificial Flowers, (Wreaths, &
Boquets.)
LEGHoRN GIPsEYs & BONNETs.
Willow Sheets.
American Straw Bonnets.
New Garniture Ribbons.
BLACK ITALIAN LusTRiSG.
Striped Gros d. Naples.
Zephyrs--Zelias
Fancy Silk Handkerchief.
Velveteen do.
PLAIN g. FIsuR'D SWISS MUsLINs.
Extra fine Imitation India do.
New Gimps, and other Trimmings.
Black & White Silk Lace-Gauzes.
Parasols-Linen Shifting & Sheeting.
Birds Eye Diaper.
Super. Damask do. for Napkins.
Linen Damask Table Cloths.
Kidderminster Carpetings.
Many handsome
articles for Gentlemsn's S9mmer wear.
SILK BoNNETs-CALAsHEs.
Six Cord Spool Thread.
Factory Goods Of all kinds-Shirtings, from
II cts. upward-Sheetings, Is. upwards.
" The above comprise but part,
and not the largest part, of Goods just receired.
Worcester, Nay 81, 1928.
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THERMOMETERS.

A large supply constantly on hand,
suitable fer Chymists', Disti'Iers', Brewers,
Sugar ReGners', Bath, Botanical, the parlour,
and Marine purqoses-.Eom the Mandatory
of 7. J. Pool, LoqdOn--are warranted, and
will be sold at unusual low prices. Those out
of repair will be taken in exchange, at their
value, for new--or will be accurately new
fitted, and graduated TO the old scale.
Boston. yMay 20, 1928,
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In my opinion. the splendid edition of yo-
sephus, now publishing by MIR. S. Walker, Bos-
ton, is highly creditable 70 American improve
ment in the arts, aud deserves extensive pat
ronage. JONATHAN GOING.
Worcester, Nay 20, 1923.
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! can only say that the work Gas aboye) is
well known to be valuable, and that the speci-
men have seen appears to be well executed.
ARETIUS B. HULL.
Worcester. Nay 26, 1923.
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Merino Sheep.

TWENTY-SEV superior
n full-blood .HERLNO SHEEP, of which
ak are noble BUcKs, for sale, ehedp.-Pay-
ment made easy, and the Fleeces received in
part, if preferred.
Inquire Of EARLE s CHASE.
Worcester, 5mo. Ia, 1923.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-06-11
Recommendations.

Whiston's Translation of Josephus, enriched
with Burdens Notes, is work well deserving
the patronage of the friends ofreligion and sa-
cred literature, in the opinion Of
T. M. HARRIS.
Dorchester, April 81, 1923.