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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-30
Rip L.
FROM The MEDITERRANEAN,

R,r,vnpr Aur % .-Rv tho br,u MI
das. canta;n D;cKinson a, his po,t FINN
SMYRNA, we learn thai q vessel immedi.
ateIv from NegroponI had brought inlell,.
sence to SMYRNA that ON or about the ist
OF June the Turks had landed an army of
Ave thousand men al Esparmatore, NE.
grouonD the whole of whom had been cut
TO pieces or taken prisoners by the Greeks.
TIE Algerine. run,sian. Egyptian aud
Turki.h feet CO ST of about a hundred
ans fify 10 a hun red and hwy sail o. We,
sells. The Turks have 40 Slips OF lh.
line in their feet this summer thew being
fearful OF the Greek freships, of which
the Greeks have about Is. On the I7tb
lime. cam, Dickinson saw the Greek feet
of la sail betwe.s the islands of u IL
lone and Ipsara, steering tor the Cult of
SMYRNA There was moi one ship among
,bem--shou, 10 or 30 sail OF Srigs and
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-30
Fall Goods.
BRITISH GOODS

as can be found in any market; with every
variety Of
GERMAN AND IRISH LINENS.
In addition TO their general supply OF
American goods, they will receive in The
course OF he present week, upwards OF
100 Packages Of Cotton
and Wooden manufactures. All which are
offered Tor sale on reasonable terms, by
package or piece.
ALSO, CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
London particular Madeira wine
Port aud other red wines
Colnenar and dry Malaga do
Currant do and cordiss
w & n Z rum.
Coun ~ gin, old s. common whiskey
Whale and Bordeaux oil
Baltimore manufact'd loaf sugar No.
I,9,3,i
Do few bbIs OF family loaf do
Havana white DO
Gunpowder and Imperial tea
Molasses. best retailing, in hhds. and
tierces
Green coffee
Manufactured tobacco, 9, ls ~ pound
twists warranted hrt quality
Window glass all sizes
Swedes IRON do do
Cut nails and brads do very superior
full supply from I'D TO 4od
Nail rods and hoop iron
Dutch quilts and whestones
Cotton yarns and cards
A lew bales Carolina moss
Soap and candles
Spermsceri do
Snsquehannah behring's just inspected
Duponl's powder, &c.
aug 28 A, e.. CAZENOVE & Co.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-30
FROM Lis BON

Nsw YoRI, August 81 Lisbon papers
to the 9Th July are received by the Hercu-
les Nothing is said o. any counter revo
luton in that country but all appear 20
have quietly submitted to the new order
OF things. Amarante had teen appointed
Lieut.. General OF the army and among
other appointments, is that of Camille
Martins Lage. now charge d'affaires in
the Netherlands, to the same office in the
United States.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-30

~ dA - AIN L. II" Il ANN ~ (.
NOV drawing in the city OF Baltimore,
/ Y under the superin Evidence OF the com
missioners appointed by the governor and
council.
Noprizss higher than Loco dolls. drawn
this day. Consequently the wheels have
improved very considerable, as all The
high prizes are undrawn. No time should
be lost ID procuring chances In this splen-
die lottery,
No. 60, sos prize OF olOG0
I243 do SO
And considerable number of IL
The drawing will be continued on
Thursday after next Ilth Sept. Behold
the splendid capitals yet undrawn!
100000 DOLLARS!
Prize of 10000
Q Prizessf 10000
Prizes OF 5000
II Prizes OF 1000
and large proportion of smaller prizes,
all floating. Be speedy in purchasing
some of the above capitals. Tickets sell
ling rapidly
Whole Tickets Is 90 Quarters 375
Halves 75C Eigblhs 675
GFFor,uues followers will call AGAIN;
and the unfortunate elsewhere, are invited
to make trial here.
GEPersons al distance wishing for
tickets anG quarters to any amount, will
be dealt with at RUNNELLS' office, the
same as if present, by sending their let.
teIs, (post paid) enclosing cash or prize
tickets; the numbers OF tickets so sent
will be registered. and their tate sent when
the drawing is completed. Companies and
those who purchase to SELL again, furnish
ed with tickets and quarters on me most
accommodating terms, il addressed to
j. III. RUNNELLS'
Lottery & Exchange Office, King st. AIex'a.
aug So
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-30
SUPPLY OF COTTON IN FRANCE

II appears by circular from The house
of Bonnaffe, 8oisgerard s. Co, OF Havre,
dated July l4h, that further import OF
80 37l bales Of cotton, wou be necessa-
~ for the supply OF that market the pre-
sent year. This assertion is predicated
upon The following statement:
The sales during the year 1929 amount
ed TO l2o,92l bales; stock remaining
Dec. Sls,, 1859
Sales of the first months OF 1928, g.
Io4 bales; on hand, June 3oib, &c, 1896
bales. Allowing the demand and the
stock remaining at the end of the year, 10
be the same as in 1929, the further i'm
port Of the quantity above mentioned will
be required, o. this, the import from A.
rnerica was not expected 10 exceed $4,000
bales-lhe residue would have TO be OBJ
tanned from Liverpool.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04
LATEsT FROM sPAIN.

BosToN o. 29.-Capf. Ellis FROM Mslaoa. in
ornis, it1t The French irUups leli iha pace M The
night, about four niebs prevous ~ his sailing (tbe
2lsi Sepi) VI WAS MOT Known whrre fhey bad gone
Nothing was known ~ Malaga Respecting Cadia ~
~ communication between hose places had hsoe
cot of. Cap r. saies that he was in he yicio,,,
OF Cad'z for several d"ys IN light foggy weatbc snd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04

nea'd n continual hisc of 81, no"t j.. her 20 q
'rAdeat i'it M'i,z' the Arrr.cnr, Con..i paw
| fr'. ELLIS paper, of rhch the following -
copy
=" News has just reached MS, that RIrco, nr,
i,VIng the French complete hr,,ing 80 the stree
ot Jlsn, leaving 700 OF ,hrn dead, b-si,is wumu~.
In Carolina, rapid, marching 'oNafd, iitdra ,nd
was ~ expectation az i,ining with MkRvtN the En-
pecinadn, aud hot lutte doubt remains TIA, Ice j.
thus momcni within - few Leagues of The Capi,sl ui
Spa"t The authorizes OF this place spread . r,.,,pii
TWO days since that he was captured hut u was
merely !" deceive the ignorant aud keep .ln- ,h..
hopes OF services, more property called the Bunditi ol
Spain.
III the Government in C.d;z remain firm a yery
SNORT time longer, the face of a,irs ~ thus unl,apv
country vii wear different aspect aad Eurnpe may
nave to thank Spain for saving all the Continent iron,
despoiistn.
" The conduct Of RiEGo While in This place h..
hcen reported IN the GbrGitr Chronicle, in y base
ana shameful liRhi--ial-e IN every respect, and .,
issue "t lies. He acted like gallant soldier. aud 8,
mr. mistaken Patriot and among all the Generals
~ opai" he has proved himself capable OF acting io
ms o'iunae county ia the Style of he old
Romans. tf,L,,, oOIb CIT ,aos =,
lien. RIEoo, after he lett M.iag., mus, have
landed near Motri. The French from Malaga were
probably gone IN pursuit Of him. Jaen is about so
miles iiom M .laga. The French left u garrison ~
J'en, which has probably be-n surprized by Rico
lhe Gibraltar accounts mention, thar The rear
guard nl RIEGo was ovrrtaken ri Vrlrz Malaga
Ia French have very few troops between Jaen and
Madrid.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04
COMMANDMENT OF VERA cRuz

| AHDMENl OF VERA CRUZ
BALrIMoRE Oct Shy the schooner Camilla
| captain RcCay, arrived hete Yesterday from the
Island OF Sacri6cios I'm seht Vera CRUZ we learn
that an tle 10Th September n heavy cannonade and
bombaTdmeDt were opened by the Castle Of St Juan
| dUlua rpon the city OF Vera Cruz, which were
Continued almost without iatermisson up to The fine
~ the departure nj the Camilla, on the 18th inst
me greatest part OF the crv bad been destroyed by
NE shells and shot from the Castlp-and the lrhi
house ~ the Castle had been knocked down by tbe
shells hred from the city. Whar other damage was
sustained NJ the Castle was not known. The inliabi.
iars of Vera Cruz were all cncamued a sLort d.
lance Tom the city, without the reach OF The shells
| ol the Castle-aud when any Of Them entered The
ci iOf The purpose of exiinguisng The fires created
it the shells, heavy fire at shot was opened u,,on
fhem. The Camilla has brought back the greater
part Of her outward cargo.
The schr Fame, Hawley, had sailed from Aivarado
Tor Hnyhra with he three Spanish Commissioners.
passenger in the u. S. ship Hornet, which left
Vera Cruz, short time before the commencement,
OF the attack, gives fhe following abatement oI
the cause Of hostiliiies -
Tie Goyerumentof Mcxico, wishing to put an end
10 the many md grieyous vexaious 10 which The
commerce ~ Veri Ctuz was suhisctrd by the exfur-
iions Of General Leniaur, determined 10 shu, Vera
Cruz, making S"cf ic,n, in lieu thereof the port OF
eutry Wuf Ibis lew, orders ,yere ;esteJ 'Ly ,l,.
Governor Of Ycr, Cfuz 10 occupy S,cri6rio. and
also 10 erect battery iite main land
opposite 10 lhai island. IN this the Governor wa.
ioned 10y Lemarr, who o. the i4fh ntino, took pos
SESSION Oi the island, where the 5paut.b ~ con.
tinutd 10 wave Tor several d.,s under tho rro,ec.
hon Of corportl's guard Durivg his period MI
| intercourse with The castle WIS prohibited and
1 several commuoir ailnus PISSED heiwceu villa
/ UT',", The Governor Of Yei4 Cruz, and L.mant
/ the Ge"nrsl If San Juan de Ulua ,he latter ~.
rressly siaiing that his being driven from Sacrifcir
would be considered an Of hostility and \ sigma
for him 10 fre upon Y Cruz 'rhe former n,ain,.,pe,
/ 'h1i The t~king possession OF place beyond III,
reach ni his cannon, an set Of hostility, and IN,
more insnihng, ~ he, Lem7nr. could not bold II -
'n'y, ~ The afternoon Of the 2zd, the Spanish a.
WAS driven from Sacrifice. american
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04

Extract ofdieter from Malaca, Aug. l2.
By an order lately received from Cadiz,
Il appears that no American vessel from the
United States is tu bp admitted here, although
the crew be ever 50 healthy. Therefore thrse
that arrive after the date of this from the u
States must go TO Gibraltar 60 take fresh
hin of health.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04
Steam Brig Nam York off.

Steam BTlg .Nem YORK OF.
NORFOLK, October 29.-Thr Agent of the
Underwriters of the steam brig New York,
(which was stranded on Cape Henry on the
4th inst.) who had been despatched by them
TO adopt measures for getting her off, has come
up from that vessel this afternoon, and states,
that she is of, and a1Oat in the chanael-aDd
without an accident she will in all probabili-
~ be IN this harbor Tomorrow. IL is 10 be
observed, that her machinery had been pre-
vIously taken out, except her boilers. and land
ed on the beach, and that she remains at pre-
sent without any other aid TO bring her up
than her Sails Commercial Reading Room
Books Of yesterday.
The steam boat Hampton started last eve
ningto tow the New York up, so that she ma v
De expected here this morning. Herald
Case Of Manuel Carfache.
October 31.-The Special Circuit Court of
the U. s. for this district, met again yester-
day-present Chief Justice Marshall, and the.
Hon. 81. George Tucker The Court acced-
ing 10 The motion of the prisoners Counsel.
airecteo The discharge of the jury that had
neen previously summoned, and that new
array should be empanneled, one half of
winch to be foreigners who were not citizens
OF the United States. The Jury being sworn.
Inc examination of witnesses, on the part of
the United States and for the prisoner com
nenced, anu did not close until 5 o'clock p.
NJ. when the Court adjourned to tins morn
ing at Ii o'clock-having previously directed
that e'Jury should be kept together in Gus
tody of the Marshal, until the meeting of the
Court. The arguments of Counsel will COM
ihence 'Nis morning. Beacon.
Norember The Court met Yesterday
morning at Ii O'Clock, pursuant to adjourn
meDi, Present Chief Justice Marshall and the
hon 81. George Tucker. BY consent of Coun-
sci, the case was committed to the jury with
out argument, and in short time i6ry return
ed into Court with verdict of GUILTY. but
recommending The Prisonert TO the clemency of
the President of the U. States. GIj.
We are pleased to learn that Mr.. Claws
health is entirely re-established and that he
WI leave his home for Washington about the
18th of November. Hash. Car =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04

r quarter closes the year, may he observed tIs
,I, 49, ", o"IieIN inspected during IT, greatly evcee,,s
Any preceding quarter for last five vesrs .in,,
mbic - W o. te whole number inspected in that year
'"''" 70 ~ iTo<e barrels OF all quaiitie< '''
EDMUND WALLS Inspectar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04

The Roanoke Sentinel orthp 25ih Uc,nhp-
States. that the Canal at the Falls of the Roam
"kr is completed, and that tolls will be recri,
ca during The ensuing year. We congratulate
the citizens of Norfolk on t!ifsseyen,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04

A letter has appeared in the Providence
journal on the approaching election. The
writer reUielcS the pretrnsiUns of the several
candidates, and yields the palm to Mr.. Adams.
The Editor of the n York Statesman reUie,us
the letter, and regrets that the writer did not
: make an application of his preliminary prin-
clpies, with regard to the protection of domcs-
tic manufactures, TO the character of Mr. A.
dams. The writer nOw comes forward aud
declares, that befnre hrI' would form n conclu-
siye opinion, as 10 the man who ought To be
chosen, he was at the pains TO ascertain MI.
Adams sentiments regards the legisIativ =
protection of domestic manufactures and ON
inquiry, received full and unhesitailng assnr
ance, that the home policy commended fer by
mrssrs. Baldwin, Clay, and Other Trading
members Of Congress, was fully approved by
Mr.. Adams."-" But, (says he'll if any dnnbt is
yet entertained, as To MIR. Adams opinion on
this important point that opinion can be oh
tanned by legislative cali Let the proper
step be taken, at an early day of the next SEES.
sion, and my word for it, the Secretary of
State will not be found wanting, either in The
knowledge necessary to proper eucidaiiun
of the question, or the feelings Of an A mrri-
can, proud of his country, her freedom and her
grcatnessm
The Boston Daily Advertiser refers tn The
late meeting pf the friends of Domestic Nonl-
IN ManuirciurPsin BnstOu-duuhis, whether
the n. lnelllgencer Is not too hasfy" in con
Guiding that the Manufacturers are desirOus nf
any farther encOuragemenr'-and positively
states, that many Of those largely concerned
IN La Hoo. l.saf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04

numerous moe ING of The citizens Of Earr;so,
rounty--John G.. Jackson Esq ~ the rha,r-Anve
passed resolutions IN favor OF the Potomac C,rni,
aud 'ppomted the iolowme g"ntcnen TO attend t,,,
G"nerai Convention at Washington Oh Thrr,,I,y
next viz. Messrs. ID. K ucheioe, J. Gather, T. S
Duncan, j. PindalI, b. Ree'ier aud John Websi,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04

The New York American publishes, - letter
from Washington in ailuson to regent article
IN the n. AdvOcatr.-The writer states, that
Mr.. Adams" is not Unitarian, though ne very
often attends that church, probably because he
IS sure tO hear sensible DISCOURSE nniwlb-
standing, he does not agree with the preacher
IN all his peculiar doctrines. But he attends
other churches too; Preshytprian, Baptist,
Methodist Ey.sc"rai'eT rna EAtno!c. Ct
one OF TIC Presbyterian churches, which also
he s. endowed" at its erection, he is one of the
trustees. lie is liberal enough ln believe tina,
Their" are good Christians in all secis, ard j.
willing ." hear al. IN the second place, h. did
not give 500 towards the erection of Unita-
RAN church. lie gave, comparatively. a small
san' and 50 did Mr.. Crawford and Nc Gal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04

We have only';wo American vessels in pori
and they are both taking in cargoes on frcish,
for Vera Cruz
!" nnnber of American vessels have bee,
taken up by The Spapards, and more would
nave been, had there been any more up 10 this
ua'e' II IS now all over, new regulations will
ed"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-04
tbs STATES.

The Agricultural Shows Fairs Sc during This fall have
been nncomnoniy numerous and SniriI- W. raii y.
They encourage improve IN variety of va a. y
Profession OF our country; its Agriculture we nke
therefore, 10 spreading before readers on o,r
@ page, ne arrangements for Interesting rxbbtion
~ mn Sort The Cattle Show Fair near Iyamor. or
the 9th and 9th inst. and the Show and Fair of the
erichs1nrg agricultural Society, The 10Th.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-08-13
NOTICE.
THE Subscribers having been

THE Subscribers having been
- appointed by the Hon. Nathaniel Paine,
Judge Of Probate for the County of Worcester,
Commissioners, to receive and examine the
claims of the creditors to the Estate of JAMES
WATSON, late of Spencer, in said County,
deceased, represented insolvent--hereby give
notice, that Six Months from the eleventh
day Of June last past, are allowed TO said
Creditors to bring in and prove their claims,
and that we wiz attend to that service, at the
house of Charles Bemis, lnnholder, in said
Spencer, on the second Mondays Of Septom-
Der, November, and December, from one to
six o'clock, on each Of said days. ae M
JAMES DRAPER, JR. c.n,w.
JONAS BEMlS, ~'"'"' '''
Spencer, Jaly 90, 1898.
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Worcester, SIS. July 10, 1898.
FEeAKEN on Execution, (hav-

n ing been previously attached on mesne
process,) and will be sold, at Publick vendue,
at the house of Gen. Irsrs Je,oett, in Ashburn-
ham, on Thursday, the 2lst day of August
next, at 2 o'clock, P. Mall the Right in
Equity which JAMES LAWS had on the 18th
day of April, 1922, to redeem the mortgag-
ed Real Estate whercon he now livcs, in the
northerly part Of Westminster---also, his
Right 10 redeem two other pieces of Land in
Ashaurnham, containing about as acres
also, one piece Of Pasture Land, in said Ashr
hurnha'n, called the Conn Pasture, contain
ing about 40 acres.
EBENEZER JONES, u. Sheriff.
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WORCESTER, Wednesdag, Aucusr IS. 1898.
S TO THE PUBLICK.
W7 HEREAs one William Wool

w burg, of Templeton, has advertised
and cautioned the Publick against purchasing
a Note which was given to one John W. Cur
It's, payable TO him or order, for 975 dollars GO
cents, dated June 21st, 1921, signed by Wood
bury & Maynard, stating that said Note was
wickedly and fraudulently made by me, the
Subscriber-that it was made since dissolu-
ton of Copartnership; and likewise stating
that no property of any kind has come into the
Store for such purpose -Those statements
are false, and without the least foundation
to speak within bounds, it is a lie, wickedly
published on purpose to delane my character;
therefore, to unblind the eyes of the Publick,
| will give true statement of the case -
Some time in the year 1890, formed a con-
nexion in trade with the aforementioned
Woodbury., under the Firm OF Woodbury. &
Maynard, which Firm we traded under for the
space of eleven months ; and on the eighteenth
day of September. in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and twenty one, we
dissolved our connexion in trade.-The Note
which the said Woodbury. alludes TO, as being
wickedly and fraudulently made by me, was
mace the 2lst day of June, 1921, which was
some time previous to our dissolution of Co.
partnership did contract with one John
". Curtis-did purchase Of him quantity of
Goods, 10 the amount of 975 dollars 60 cents,
and gave said Curtis Note--did sign it
Woodbury. & Maynard, which had legal
right to do; and the said Woodbuyy did know
of the above-named contract within eight
days after it was made, and he did approve
Of the bargain and the Goods were put into
the Store, and were sold out of the Store by
said Woodbury. and myself.
OREN MAYNARD.
Templeton, July Z, 1928.
N. B. The Publick may rest assured that
| can prove what have stated concerning the
above-named Note. IN.
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Mills at .Auction.
DY order of the Hon. Judge

RY order of the Hon. Judge
~ of Probate for the County of Worces-
ter, will be sold, at Publick Auction, on the
premises, on Wednesday, the seventeenth
day of September next, at three o'clock.
T. Ma valuable Saw and Grist Mill. with
about iwenty-four acres of Land with a
dwelling blouse and Barn thereon standing,
situated in the easterly part of North Brook
held, in said County, on the road leading
rom Spencer TO North brooK1eid Meellngs
ouse.-Said Mills have lately been put in
complete repair, are on good stream of wa
ter, and go situated as to command suffi-
cheney of business at all seasons of the year
there being no other Mills in the vicinity
SAID premises belong to the Estate of Lewis
'fales, late of said North-Brookield, deceased,
are encountered with mortgages to The amount
OF about one thousaad dollars. All the title
and interest which said deceased had in said
premises will be sold for the payment of his
just debts and charges; subject, however, to
the incumbrance of said mortgages.
For further particulars, reference is had TO
james draper, jun. Esq. of Spencer, or to
the Subscriber on the premises -Condi-
tons made known at sale.
HANNAH FALES, .Adn,,r.
North-Brooifeld, July 80, 1923. w
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Real Estate for Sale.

"HAT well-known TAVERN &
n STORE, situated in the centre of tho
Town of Milford, Go. of Worcester, Mass.)
formerly owned by JOHN CLAFLIN, Esq.-On
the premises there is large House, which has
been occupied number Of years as Tavern
also, very convenient Store, Barn, Sheds,
&c. There is likewise large Building, two
stories high, about 65 by So feet, in which is a
large and convenient Hall, that will accom-
modate 800 to 400 persons, which is attached
to the Tavern-House. There are about acres
of Land belonging to the premises. o. For
particulars, inquire of CALEB HAYWARD,
Esq. .MendOn, or of CHAPLIN & PRESTON,
Boston.
July 16, 1928. Am
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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
annum.
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cents per annum, payable on delivery of the
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And the same allowance will be made to
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or Advertisements, not eTceeding ta0eFUe
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deems it necessary to give notice, that while
he shall sedulously aim to be literally cor
rect, he cannot hold himself responsible for
any errour in any advertisement beyond the
sum charged for its insertion.
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To whons 1t may concern.
July Is, 1923.

THE Subscriber, contemplate
- ing tour to the southern and western
States, will probably take his departure in the
early part of the ensuing September, and re-
turn next Summer.--Consignments will be
taken, and the management of any othersbusi-
ness entrusted to his care will be attended to.
His destination is New- Orleans, and
the principal Towns and Cities bordering upon
the Mississippi and the Ohio.
HENRY M. SKIES.
HIM. S. is DESTROYS to engage young
Man, not under Is years of age, to accompany
him.
Woreester, July 80, 1928.