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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15
From the London Courier, of Mav Is

From the London Courier, of May %.
We are assured that Ministers consider
the intelligence they yesterday received
from Spain as decisive with regard to The
issue Of the war. The proceedings Of
count Abisbal must lead TO such arrange
ments as will speedily put an end to hos
tilities. He despatched copies OF bis an
swer 70 Montijo, to Nina, Ballasteros, and
Morilo, and it was not doubted they
would act in concert With him. Abisbai's
army did not exceed four thousand men,
and he prudently marched them from
Madrid, fearful of the consequences that
would likely ensue, had they remained in
the capital when French troops entered
it. On the 18th the day after be had writ-
ten bis letter to MontJo, he addressed a
proclamation to the inhabitants of Madrid.
The question of the Spanish war assumes
totally new aspect from these events
which have taken place a: Madrid; but,
IN reasoning upon them, we must not for
get that there is still much to ascertain be-
fore any conclusive differences can be de.
duced
The king, it is said, has attempted to
escape from Seville; the archbishop OF
Cordova. who was the author Of this pro-
ject, has been arrested.
LONDON, May 3i.-Price of British
Stocks--Three per cent. red. 70 7-8 60;
three per cent Consols, 80 5-6 Sd; Con-
soils Tor acc. 8l5 t.
American Stocks-Bank shares, l2 l5s;
seven per cent. 81 SO; SIX do. 80 SO; FIVE
DO, 955, three do. 70.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15
THIS DAY.

ON TUESDAY, at 10 O'Clock will be
" sold at the auction store a variety of
goods, among which are
Brandy, rum, cheese, vinegar, beef, fish =
Wine, crockery, hardware,
India mating, rush do
Furniture of every kind, Also,
Linen and cotton ticking
White and brown linen,
MarseiIes quilts (sup) handkerchief.
Sbawls, threads. Also,
Shirtings sbeetings, umbrellas. parasols
Plaid, bombagette. buttons, etc. also,
Paper hangings. etc. etc.
A handsome lot Of ready made Clothes.
Suited 10 the season.
Also. quantity OF chip hats
Many OF the above articles without limits
will be sold great bargains.
ALSO,
Saddle
boz. table spoons
l Duz. tea, do. D..
Case Umbrellas, warranted OF superb
or materials.
Is Casks Of superior cheese, all without
reserve.
N. B. All limited articles may be pur-'
chased at any time.
S, A. MARSTELLER, auct.
July IL
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Notice to Undertakers.

THE undersigned, commissioners, ap>
i pointed by the Court OF King George
county; for the purpose OF having such al.
terations made in their existing JAIL, as
will render 1t secure, and in all respects
conform to the requisites OF The law on
that SUBJECT, will attend at the Court
House of the said county, on Tuesday the
7th day Of August ensuing, that being
court day, and lie: this job to the lowest
bidder. As it is the intention oil the court
to have the Jail made as secure as possible,
the undersigned request ths: each one dis
posed 10 offer for the work shall prepare, a
plan and estimate. The present Jail IS a
brick building, containing two rooms on a
Hoor. The rooms at the East eDd-ihat is,
one on the ground and one above ii,
are IA feet by l25. The rooms at the
West end, arranged in the same way are
IA by III.
Dauid 7. ChsuiS,
dustin Smith,
James G, Tatiterro, SEN
Samuel Oldham.
King.G Geo. Co. July IL, 1898.
july Is TIA.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15
Whiskey, Tea, Wine, &c.

T lindsay & HILL have this day land.
IL ing from sloop May-Flower captain
ScuIl, from Philadelphia, 80 hhds. and
IS bbls whiskey, very good
l2 chests Y II Tea latest importation
lpipe and or. cask sup. Port wine
IN STORE,
80 bbls prime hiskey 8 years old
Holland and country gin in pipes 4 bbls
Malaga wine in Or casks
Clarel 10 boxes | doz each
n. Orleans and Barbados sugar 10 bids
and barrels
Porto Rico, ST Domingo and Java coffee
in bags
Pepper and pimento in dc
Bales Georgia U pland cotton
Boxes sperm candles, Rodman's brand
Ditto tallow, do mould and dipped
Ditto soap, do raisiDs
Sacks hae salt Liverpool filled
Bacon cured in town and country
Nett and gross shad which they re-
Nett and gross herring ! commend
N York made chairs which they will
sell low to close consignment,
Loaf sugar. nutmegs. corn &c. and as u
susl, supply of best tmily -four
inlv
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15
LOOK HERE!

THOS. H. DONALDSON respectfully
l. informs his friends and the public, tina
he has removed his shop opposite to MIR.
Brunets confectionery store, where he
intends carrying on the
SADDLE and HARNESS MAKING
BUSINESS,
in all its various branches. He has on
hand and for sale
Saddles, Brides and Harness,
which he will sell lower, and of q better
quality, than can be purchased at any
other establishment in the District OF
Cciun bia.
a+Orders from the country for any
article in the above line, shall be pune.
tually attended to.
july 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15
M MARINE LIST, 9A
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIVED-JULY l2,

ARRIVED-JULY l2.
Schr Ann, Webb, Thomaston, 10 DIS;
lime to VIM. Fowle g. Co.
Sloop Rising Sun, Smith, from Prov!-
dence, R. /. via Norfolk, 8 days from
the latter; domestick goods and naila
to A. G. Cazenove & Co.
july Is.
Schr Seba Avery, Vandrick. and
schr. Republican, Galloway, both from
Currituck with shingles.
SAILED,
Scbr. Alto, Moffett, Baltimore.
ARRIVED-JcLY Ia.
Brig Diligence, Capt. Jordon, from
Portland; ballast to VIM. Fowle & Co.
Schr Friend to. Peace, Fendall, from
Patuxent, cargo tobacco to VIM. Fowle
& Co,
Ship Missouri, Bradshaw, arrived at
N. York, spoke in lo1g go ship Pio-
neer, from hence, 20 days out. Lat. nor
date mentioned.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15

Whiskey, Sugar, Bottles, &c.
rs hampers patent Bristol Porter bot
ties OF superior quality.
10 hhds Baltimore whiskey
do 4tb pr. rum of good quality
4 do Porto Rico
:. s iis,ces SUGARS Of T., various quail
10 bundles Calcutta Irvine
2OUO lbs green coffee, landing from the
schr. Mount Vernon, and for sale by.
SAM. MESSERSMlTH.
Who has in Store,
$500 lbs St. Domingo coffee, sperm can
dies in boxes at reduced price, imperi-
al tea in half chests, 10 catly boxes ard
Glib canisters, prime pork and beef New
York city inspection, superior Havana Sc
gars, Malaga, Colmenar and Canary
wines 10 or. casks, Bristol wine bottles. nj
berts in bags, Baltimore whiskey 10 bbls'
Upland cotton in small! bales. Antigua rom
Sd proof, at low price, few bale:
Bordeaux corks, boxes superior cheese
Italian paste, Bakers Ne. & e Il Lap
hams No. chocolate, &c.
June 29
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15
JAMES GAIT.

Clock and " atch-Aiaker, King ST., alexandria,
~ lSHlNG 10 be fairly employed in
w the line of bis business, aud know
ing the great scarcity OF money, end be-
lIeving it has been reported that bis char
ges were generally high, takes this method
TO inform his friends and the public gene
rally, that alter this date be will do watch
work at the following rates -
Plain Watches cleaned at 80 371
Do. when other repairs are
necessary 0 rs
Main springs furnished rs
English Verges IS
Do Dials 125
Glasses, best quality Olsa
and all other repairs in proportion; and all
work done in bis shop under bis own i'm
mediate inspection and warranted to per-
torn well. july /.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15
Potomac Company.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the an.
i nual meeting of the company will be
held a: the Columbian Inn, in George.
town, on Monday the fourth day Of
August next, when an election will take
place for president and four directors, to
serve the year thence ensuing. :.
And that the president and directors will
hold meeting at their Office, on Monday,
the Ith of August, for the purpose OF ap.
pointing person to &C. as treasurer, one
TO act as toll gatberer aud gate keeper at
the Great Falls, and one to act in the same
capacity at the Little Falls.
J. MOORE, Jr. Treasurer.
July 8 2awt4th A
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15
A G.. Cazenove e Co.

HAYS RECEIVED BY THE RISING SUN
l27 kegs cut nail I'D TO 40d
IL bales Blackstone sbirting g. sheet
ings
i8 packages OF plaids, stripes, checks,
furnitures. tickings and drilllngs.
1000 lbs cotton yarn
800 do do wiCking
Also, from Richmond,
a further supply OF manufactured tobacco
oil very superior quality.
They continue to purchase tobacco ,
wheat, wool and flaxseed.
July Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15
Trustees Sale.

pURSUANT to deed OF Trust dated
Il October the first 1890 from Charles
Ewell TO the subscriber, TO secure the pay
ment of certain debts due to George R.
Gather anu George Carson s. Co will be
sold for cash, at The front door OF The Court
House, in Brentsville, on the first Monday
Of September next, a trac, or parcel Of
land, lying partly in The counties Of Eau.
quier and Prince William, estimated to
contain three hundred and thirty acres.
The above land was purchased by the
said t.well OF a certain John Taylor and
wife, and is tolerabIy we'll adapted to the
production of the staples of tue country,
Sale to commence at l9 NJ.
7. w. HEWITT, Trustee.
iuIy Is "a
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15
IS bags coed St. Domingo
COFFEE,

ID udSS Soou Ot. Dou1lISo
COFFEE,
lust landed and for sale on consign.
u ment, by GEORGE JOHNSON.
WHO HIS IN STORE,
Yellow and white corn and family flour
puncheons West India rum
Cut nails and brads
Baltimore refined sugar
1000 lbs bacon & lard, 4 bales OF cotton
An assortment OF stone & brass ware
bale domestic plaids, low to close sale,
And general assortment OF
G. ROC E. K 1 E. s.
HE OFFERS FOX SALES TRUSTEE,
A large assortment OF German linens OF
various kinds
5 boxes old Hermitage wine
3 do pint tumblers, diaper table cloths
8 female slaves
share Potouac bridge stock,
50 do Columbian Insurance do
One lot in Washington City, On it are 2
tenements. producing annually over 200
dollars, and several houses and lots in this
place-a description of which can be
had on application The whole OF the a.
bove property will be sold on reasonable
terms, and for the real estate, liberal ere.
dts will be gwen if desired.
iuiy IL law3W
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15
4 Female Servant.
DIR. SeGWick,.

Dr. SeGwick,-
Apothecary and Druggist,
LAS just received from New York, a
IL fresh supply Of nedicines-and has
also on hand pearl ash, sperm oil, glue,
verdIgris, white vitrio', blue DO woile
lead, whitening, spirits turpentIne, boot
varnish, copal do. Iogwood do. ground,
redwood do. ground, madder, tu-meric,
annatlo; indigo fig blue, alum, copPeras,
CASTLE soap. purified fancy do. wash balls,
ink powder, waters, nu,megs. cloves, tooth
brushes, pocket combs, pomatup, smell,
ing BOTTLES. Spanish segars, smoking and
chewing tobacco, wrapping paper, twIne,
sponge, shoe backing, silver ZEAL a,I pa'en'
N. B. Dir. Sedwick has private room
adjoining his shop, where be may be con-
suited at any time.
July 8 zaWzM
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15
Notice.

Marine Insurance Company of Aezandria,
Juty2, 1928.
TIME stockholders in this company are
l. hereby informed, that dividend oil
FOUR PER CENT.
for the last six months, is this day decla.
red on that part of the capital now paid
which will be ready to be paid them on
Saturday the 18th instant.
J.tB. NICHOLS, Sec'y.
july4 law3t
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15
Five Dollars Reward.

ELOPED from my house on Friday,
IL 10Th of July, a white man by the
name OF WILLIAM EASTON, and took
with him x5 dollars. rather expect be
has gone the Dumlries road, as be has
mother and father living 10 Charlottesville.
He is man about FIVE teet ten inches
high, dark complexion, thin visage and
round shouldered; be has kind OF distem
per 10 mis- nose, and walks as If he bad
something the matter with his hips; he had
on roundabout and pantaloons OF striped
domestic cotton, blue striped Marseilles
vest, and black bat will give the above
reward to any person who will lodge the
said runaway in any Jail so that be can be
brought to punishment.
HESEKIAH COLE.
iuly Is Ut
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15
Jamaica Rum.

" ditulOo ~ u"s
NOW LANDING AND FOR SALE,
10 FUNCTIONS of 4th proof Jamaica
rum OF very superiorquality.
June 90 VIM. FOWLE s. Co.
Apple Brandy, Molasses, &c.
6 hhds Baltimore whiskey OF good
80 barrels quality
20 bbIs apple brandy
g bids E. |. molasses, suitable for re.
failing
10 hall chests gunpowder tea Of approx.
ed quality, now landing from the schooner
Mary Ann Jane and sloop Armada, for sale
by SAMUEL MESSERSMlTH.
IN STORE,
Porto Rico sugar at low price.
iuy 8
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15
For Freight or Charter,

kM, The good schooner GREEN, S.
49, Hubbard, master; burthen 100
tons, or $50 barrels; a freight to south A.
merca or The West Indies preferred. APP.
ply to JOHN S; MILLER.
July 8 St Union Wharf.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15
Lemons.

Lemons.
on Boxes Sicily Lemons, in good order,
~ Just landed and for sale by
WIN. FOWLE T. co.
july I2
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15
For Freight.

M The new and fast sailing brig
S5t& WARREN, capt. Owen, burthen
Ella tons, or about $50 hhds. OF tobacco.
She will soon be ready TO load. APP
ply TO JOHN II. LADO e. co.
Who haze for sale on board said VESSEL,
5000 bushels Ground Alum Salt
July l2
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15
n Office.

THE partnership of C. Gilpin T. Co.
Il is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent. All persons indebted to the firm,
either by bond, note or book account, are
requested TO make immediate payment to
Chr. Neale, or bis order, who alone is au-
thorised 10 settle and receive the same
and those having claims against the con,
Germ, will present them to him for pay
ment.
CHR. NEALE,
CINClNNATUS GlLPlN.
Chapel Spring, July 5ih, 1898.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15
Notice.

Notice.
THE debtors to the late firm Of Cincin'
j. nalus GiIpjn & Co. are hereby Motif.
ed, that legally authorised agent will
wait on them forthwith, for payment OF
their respective debts, when it is hoped
and expected, that they will promptly
discharge the same, as no longer indul-
geuce can or will be given. Ii is expect
ed that they will not disregard this notice.
CHR. NEALE.
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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15
Fer Sale,

Ss A two story FRAME HOUSE,
m On Royal between Cameron and
&ssE .{ueen,stree:s, next door to Mr., J..
AAl ! Guire's. The lot froats 81 feet
6 inches and Iuns back les feet 8 inches;
it is well calculated to accommodate a
genteel family, being convenient to the
market. For terms and particulars. apply
to WILLIAM SlMMS.
July Is st
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-11-05

10 Olivia Stanley of Dracut, for do.
To Eunice Danforth of Norton, for
two extra fine Straw Bonnets
To Martha Hapgood of Shrewsbury,
for Bonnet
10 Lavinia Sweet of Foxboro', for
Bonnet made from the husks of
To Nj. w. r. of Boston, for Cotton
Counterpart
T. Misses Baxters of Quincy, for
Hearth Rug
I. Sarah Cushing of Dorchester,
Tor Rug
To Jane Coburn of DEacut, for do.
To Betsey and Mary Muproe of Lin
coin, for two Hearth Rugs, each
To Caroline Cutting of E. Sudbury,
for do.
To Mehitable Dean of Mansfield, for
do.
To Louisa Clark of Boston, for do.
To Susanuah Whiting of Cambridge,
for do.
To Anna Bemis of WATERFOWL, for
do,
To Mary B. Converse, of New-Brain-
tree, for do.
To Mrs. Elijah Warren of Liscester,
for do.
To Catherine Person, for 8 pair of
fine Worsted Hose
To Hannah Hawkes. of Sterling, for
do.
To Frances, Nancy, Elizabeth, and
Abel Wheeler of Worcester, for
specimen Of Artificial Flowers, ex-
hibited as the work of young chill
dren, each
To John Thoreau & Co. for spec
linen of Lead Pencils, manufacture
ed from Plumbago, native of this
country
To Marian R. Haven of HopkintoD,
for two Straw Bonnets and CaIash
Of Straw
To Sarah Pallock of Canton, for a
Grass Bonnet
TO Susan Whitney of Dedham, for
do.
To Abigail Goodale Of West Bowls
ton, for wrought Buttons and
Frogs
To Nancy Wheeler of Worcester,
for Tippets of Turkey Down
Much praise is due TO Miss Merri
Of Salisbury, for parcel of fine Lin
Thread-to Hannah Edison of Hal
wick, for Worsted Socks-to Lady
Plymouth for Paper Bonnet-to
P. Merriam of Concord, for specim
Of Stocking Yarn and a pair of Socks
10 Mrs. Robinson of Worcester,
Stockings aud Socks. and to Mary Adam
for specimen Of good Carpeting.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-11-05
FROM THE NEw-ENGLAND FARMER.

CIDER.
Good cider is probably as pleasant and
wholesome drink as any that is or can
be male use Of Yet a very large pro-
portion of the cider that is made is both
unpalatabie and unfit to be used. We
not mfrequently hear people complain
ing that their cider is bad, and wonder
ing what the cause of it is. Some peo-
pie might be informed that it is neither
mysterious nor unaccountable why they
do not have good cider-lf there be
proper care and attention in making and
managing cider, there is very little
doubt but that it will be pleasant and
good; while on the other hand, if suita-
bic care and attention be wanting, it is
as certain 10 be unpleasant and bad
There are few things, the observance
Of which are necessary in order to have
good cider.s 1t does not depend alto
gether, nor principally, upon the kind
of apples, for there are but few sorts
but what will make good cider if rightly
managed.
Apples should be thoroughly ripened,
and gathered when perfectly dry and
put into the cider house, where they
should be kept until sufficiently mellow
to be ground, which shonid be done be-
fore they become rotten and musty
Cider should always be made in cool
weather, the wind blowing from the
| ". or N. w. If it be made when the
wind blows from the South, it is almost
certain that it will be hard and unplea-
SAINT. Cider should not be pressed out
Of the pomace sooner than ten or twelve
hours after the apples are ground, as
the flavor will be better by thus remain.
ing After it is pressed out it should be
strained through sand, which will take
out all the sediment, and thereby
prevent its working or fomenting toe
much. This operation is simple ant
easy, and attended with very little la
Dor or expense. Sand Of coarse kline
should be procured from river or pond
and put into a cistern suitable for the
purpose, first placing a layer Of straw
at the bottom 10 prevent its washing
through. Having thus prepared fol
straining, put 10 water sufficient to we
the sand and thoroughly rinse out al
the dust or fine dirt, which will be done
as soon as the water runs clear. The
cider should now be put into the cisterr
as it runs from the press, and as fast al
it runs through the sand put into suitable
casks and placed in tight cool cellar
and after the fermentation is over b,
bunged tight, and thus remain unit
wanted for use.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-11-05

and indispensably necessary in order to
have good cider. The cider mill, and
every thing connected with il, should
be kept perfectly sweet. Pomace
should not be permitted 10 remain on
the press after the cider has done run
ming from it, as it will! Immediately be-
come sour, should the weather be warm.
Straw and litter of every kind should
be kept entirely away, except what is
necessary to be used.-The manure OF
the horse should be cleaned awav as
soon as it is dropped. In fact, the cider
house, the mill, and every thing apper-
tanning thereto, should be kept as free
from dirt and filth of every kind, even
as the kitchen or parlor
know of one distinguished farmer
who during the win ershelters his sheep
and calves in his cider-house. Another
within my knowledge makes use of it as
slaughter house. He butchers his
hogs therein, scalds them in his cider
tub, aud dresses them on the press. |
have been at some cider mills where
the straw ani pomace, the horse drop
pings and other filth, rendered it almost
impossible TO stir about.
AS long as habits of this description
are persisted in, so long we must expect
to hear people complaining about their
cider. A. FARMER.
Worcester, September, 5, 1928.
To prescrve Apples.-Dry glazed jar
perfectly well, put a few. pebbles in the
bottom: fill the jar with apples, and
cover it with a bit of wood made to fit
exactly; and over that, put little fresh
mortar. The pebbles attract the damp
of the apples. The mortar draws the
air from the jar, and leaves the apples
free from its pressure, which, together
with the principle of putrefaction which
the air contains, are the causes of de-
cay. Apples, kept thus, have been
found quite sound, fair, and juicy, in Ju-
| ly.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-11-05
C.. r.. G. A. STONE.

AVE this day received a large
4 q and well selected assortment of Ameri.
can, English, French and India Piece Goods
Hard Croclery and Glass Ware,-Paints.
Linseed and Winter strained OIL,-W. |.
GooDs and GROCERIES.
They offer their Goods for Cash at the follow
ing prices.
5000 yards 3-4 Brown Shirtings of II cts.
good quality wove by hand per I'D.
1900 yards A do. Sheetings, stout and
heavy l6 do.
so 81 Cashmere Shawls, handsome
borders So rs
25 Ga do. do. Plain 9 o.
Super6ne Black, Blue and Olive
Broadcloths 4 SO
Fine do. do. do. do. 800
Black, Blue, Mixed and Drab
double miled CassinIeres, very
nice 81
40 ps. Bombazetts, all colours fir. Is to so cts.
Merlno FONTS 53cts.
1lcklngs from % to % cts.
Handsome assortment of gimp
&c. sc. cheap.
Scotch Plaid 54cls.
IA Black Silk Hdkfs. 39cts.
Nc. l2 yarn per pound 98cts.
DO. III do. do. 27cts.
GO. lo do. DO. 26cts.
do. do. do. 25cts.
DO. do. do. 24cts.
do. 7 do. do. 23cts.
oattlpetts 63cts.
Winter Strained Oil per sal. 63cts.
In short they are determined to sell every
article in their line at corresponding prices.
Shrewsbury Oct. 90.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-11-05
SHERIFF'S SALE.
TESAKEN on an Execution. which

VESAKEN On an Execution, which
n issued on judgment rendered at the
Court of Common Pleas begun and holden at
Concord for and within the County of Middle
sex on the second Monday of September now
last past, in favour of the Western Cotton
Mandatory against Enoch Wiswell of Wa
tertown,in said County, Esq. and Rufus Full
Ter of Western in the County of Worcester
Manufacturer, twenty shares in said Western
Contton Mandatory supposed to be the pro-
perty of said Enoch Wiswell and numbered
as follows, Who, 222, 1923, 224, 1870, 1911,
1872, 1913, 1914, 1875, 1856, 1917, 1913, 1919, 200,
20l, 2o2, 203, 2o4, 2O5, 2O6. Said shares will
be sold at Public Vendue to satisfy said Exc
cution, at the house of David Batrheller Inn.
holder in said Western, on Monday the twenty
fourth day of November next, at one o'clock
in the afternoon.
ALANSON HAMILTON, D. Sheriff.
Western, Oct. 10, 1928.