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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-26

tne public mind upon the sobiect of the main
canal In this upper country, this year and
last. The diffusion Of Information. IN tina,
sh, rt space Of time, is wonderful. Aod
W. lie now the interest in tho rub ject 10 deem
and widespread, last year il was cuid and
doubtful. The best informed persons here
Calculate now on large sums being subscri,
bed IN the county TO effect this grand 1e,id-
eratuD. The Legislature of SioryI.nd. it
APPEARS 20 Sc, cannot long resist the force
and weight Of publ: opiniun''
In ressr'i {" the orac,ica ,lilty of a branch
canal, fror' :hs upper Po'oms 10 Balim e,
,hc Baiil'noye American furnishes the follow,
log Attenuation t.
We have seen letter from Frederick da.
ted July l3, which states that thu Comm,s
toner's appointed by the Executive of Ma.
rylsod to survey The route OF CanaI
from the Potomac River to Baltimore we're
actively 'engsgci IN the d,-ctar.c cf their
duties.' An extract from the iette. SAYS
" IL IS TO DO regretted tina, the laudsbe
spirit OF Improvement no~ pervading F,ede.
rick county should have indoc- ID o writer in
the Herald OF Frederick town of the 18th
INST. to give so large ana liberal a construc.
ton to what he states 10 he the uoinion. of
the commandments. concerning the practi.
cs6illty of uniting the waters o Mpnocacy
an1 Pstapse" risers. NO'ning like a con
c'asive .cpi"io,, am we'll assured, from
what have bsen able to gather fro a IN.
conversations OF the Commissioners. has
yet been expressed. Indeed, at ,h,s very ear
W stage Of the exahioation. IL would be ex-
tremeiy diiIicultto fo,m satisfactory opin-
ion." tr.u.
A meeting Of the citizen. of I.oudon coua.
ty, Va. is to be held in Leesbur. on the
hrst Saturday in August, to take into ron,
Iteration the subject of the contemplated
principal Canal.''
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-26
CIRCULAR.

General Post Office, til July.
Sir: 1t is believed that many Of the
irregularities and losses i'm the trans
mission OF letters, proceed from the
frequent examination of the contents
Of the mail, between those points at
which distributing OFFICES are esiab-
Eshed. To guard in future against
sach irregularities and losses you arc
required to procure, with the least
possible delay. If your Office is not al
ready nished with them. way bags,
made of substantial materials, and of
sufficient size to contain all the letters
that are required to be distributed at
the intc,A ediate Offices, between your
Office and he next distributing office,
so that the principal mail shall in no
instance he examined, except at the
distributing offices. am cry res
pcctiully, your obedient servant.
JOHN Mclean.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-26
BANK NOTES.

The Baltimore Patriot Of Saturday
says-it is stated that the Alecnani,s'
bank of Baltimore, i'll conjunction
with several Others. now receives in
addition to Valley and District mere
tolore taken on deposit from custom
crs. notes of the banks of old Virginia
and their observation-disclosures arc taken
on a credit OF thirty days, or at PAR,
the dvpositOrs in the latter case pay
ing the expense Of collecting. Most
of the Maryland notes arc also recei-
we'd as Baltimore money.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-26
NORTH CAROLINA NOTES.

The Petersburg Republican states,
that in consequence ofthe deprecated
value of North Carolina notes, num-
Der of the citizens Of Petersburg have
entered into a resolution, binding
themselves not to receive the paper Oh
that state. without deduc;ins the or
binary per centage, which it is stated
ranges from 10 to Ii per cent below
par.
The corner stone of new building.
intended for the use of the Branch
bank of the Z. S, was laid i'm Wash
ington on Wednesday. In the presence
OF G. Graham, president. & Il. Smith,
cashier of that institution. a number
of respectable citizens, and the work
men employed for its erection. The
dimensions Of the banking house will
be fifty one feet square.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-26
Virginia to wit ::
July 49,.

In the Superior Court Of Chanccrv
holden at Winchcster-I}etwe
Joseph Forman, Plaintiff,
;e And
John Bowman, Benjamin Bowman.
VIM. Bowman, James Bowman, Geo.
Hall and Ann his wife, late Ann Bow
man, Andrew Bowman, and William
Maxwell and Elizabeth his wife. late
Elizabeth Bowman, heirs OF Andrew
bowman decd: and Abraham w. IN
skeep, and Nancy lis wife, late Nan
cy German. and Jukn b. EerchevaI.
infant son and hcIr OF Catharine Eer-
che,-ai decd. late Cat!iai.inc Form an.
by Samuel Kercheval junr. his guar
dian AID; I.IrEM, ana sai;l -amurI ker-
cheva Junr. late husband of the sain
Catbarine; sail Macy and Caiharinc
being heiress OF Jchu iorinan decd
o.was sou ma hair Of Wm. FOR
man, decd. and JOAN Swami,
x. Defendants
THE nefcn ants John Bowman
Benjamin Bowman, WA. Bowman.
George Hall. and ,mn his wife, vii
liam Maxwell, &; llzabe!h his wife,
and John Swami, not residing within
ihc Commonwealth Of Virginia, are
hereby notified that, om the 25th day
OF August ne at the House and Ia
rern kept by Airs. Stcinbrch in the
town OF Romney. in Hampshire Coun-
ty. Virginia; between the hours Of one
and five o't.ock in the afternoon of
that day. shall take the Dispositions
oiJolm B!ae. Jacob !.resem, James
Dal Esq. and Col. Daniel Collins,
to be evidence in the suit, above men
toned: and on tic sth day of Septem-
next. between the hours flo o'cIo K
>. NJ. and four y. NJ. at the Ito
and ! avern, kept by; Benjamin Co
lNy%I So. sign Of he Globe, in
Martins urg. Berkeley County, Vir-
gInia--' shall take the Deposition,
Wallace annah and Benjamin or
man. to be evidence in the san G suit,
-. JOSEPH FOEMAA.
July 26-4t.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-26
Printing establishment,
rOks SAL

The Ediior of The "WIN,HssrH9
GAZETTE" Induced by considerations
arising out of his tate domestic afllic-
ton, Offers lus establishment for sale.
- here are peril nsicw similar esta-
bishmeHt5, iDlbe int r'ior of the Coun
try. which nave commanded a more
regular and substantial patronage than
the one now offered for sale and TO
one disposed and qualified to assume
the du les of an Editor. it's local stu
alton and The Importance Of the town
OF " inchcstcr, Offer the most flattcr-
ing /: duCainents.-Thc terms will be
made accOmmodatiug-Lcttcrs, post
p I'D, addressed to the subscriber shall
be promptly attended to.
JOHN nEISKELL.
Jelly 10. 1925.
q" Editors generally, with whom VIC
exchange, will coufr favor by Civ
ing the above TWO or three insertions
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-26
Pllllic Sale

by Virtue OF a - cd of Trust exc
cuted to me by VIM. Bcntz, and now
of record in the office of the County
Court Vt Hampshire, viii be sold be-
fore the door of The Court t4ouse of
the said County. in the town of Rom
ncy, on Monday the 18th day Of Au-
gust, next, one Negro Man, 10y trade
tanner,) also aquantiiy of leather Il
variety of other articles appurte-
nant to a lanyard.
JONATHAN CARLILE,
July 26-5w. TRUsTEH.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-26
Boarding.

III 'uhseJIber, VIZ Ose residence ie'
mnOdions for Rnsrders and mar. ;ens
afiy well situated for III students Of
The Academy by its pr Niuily to lite
having received last ysar a liberal
'ercouFaeeeent, now tate this me,boA
respectfully 10 offer her services to this
parents and guardians, who wish ~
send their children or wards to .ebooI
in town. Price for Boarding, Lods-,
ing Washing, Mending, FIRE. WOOD s9a
Candies.
Per session Of elk months IN
payble quarterly in odvarrs.
ARIANA WASuINCToNa
July 5th 81.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-26
DOUBLOONS.

DoUblooao Of good gold aod proper weight
have been manufactured in New York by
some persons, They co,t Si4 50--and sell
tor SIC. The die bsb been taksn from them
BY no police, -
We learn by the Maryland Gazette, that
alexander Duvsil, who shot m .jor N. Mus.
Rve, his fatber'iR-lsw, on the 9Th Inst. in
sntgomesy county; was taken on the Tues
Way following, and, it is said, is now ia jsil
IN Washington. Msjor Mnsgrove was an
officer in the revolutionary army, and at the
tine OF hi, death could have been but little
shost Of 20 ysaTs Of sge.-t Bait. Pat.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-26
NOBLE EXAMPLE.

The master tailors Of Hartford.
Conn. have resolved not to employ
journeymen who are Incorporate in
the use OF ardent spirits; and to forbid
their apprentices bringing amy spirit
uous liquors into their shops.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-26
NEW GOODS.
rTHE subscribers have Just riecc1y
Il cd.a further supply Of very
j.. CHEAP s(st)0f1S.

consisting in part of the following ar
TILES, viz:
Cloths and Cassimcrcs White and
Coloured Orillings-white, & colonrctl
Marseillcs Neutrality-suspicious. black
silk stin gs-Linen Cambrics and
Cambriak Handkerchiels, A & Ga
Dcmi ambrics. and Cambria Mus
ims-Slegant figured India Null Mus
in-F'gured and Plain Book & Null
Musllns-7-4 81 & 1914 Table Dia-
observation-disclosures Steam
Loom Shirtings.
Mems white cotton Stockings,
Mems White and C0loured Books
Laiics Cotton and Silk STOCKINGS
Long white KID Gloves-Short white
and Colourcd do.-Plain & fringed
Parasols-- Domestic Cottons, &c. &c.
With a complete and general
assortment of
HARDWARE e. CUTLERY.
-Joiners e. Cabinet-maker,s
Tools, &c. sc.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-26
REQUEST.

=, NJ. Oliver. of Baltimore, has be-
qneathed 100000 to the Hi6einian
society of Maryland, for The establish
ment of a free school,. OF bot, scses,
withou ,egard to their religious ten
Nts
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-26
Uvssor and Jfeycuru.

Frigates UuSsdT and .{eycuTy.
Mr. DsVI-, VINO intesAs To mako an attempt
to raise he above vessels is al pr seDti IN Bcs,
ton for the purpose Of having glass globe
cast for his divig bell.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-26

We are graiiGed tha. the 'in.rapid;,y Of tho
s"sh gu'rd. Patrick Green, ha, ioiucrd the
opening OF su6scripuo, paper in his be.
hah' which was handsomely pa,ronized yes
terdsy.. CONDUCT like this, will We have no
oonot, meet with the liberal couuienanc i.
30 justly deserves. .,,.
L. was stated in yesterdays paper that q
som OF money had been found on che Of the
rooesrs. and had been handed over To the
POSTMASTER. We havs his authority to 81
him.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-26
liz FAYETTE.

:. The New York Evening Post states, on
the authority Of gentleman r.csntly from
Paris, that the naiquis Ia Fays.te, he'd it j"
contemplation 10 visit Il is country once more,
10 the course Of uext fall.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-26
TO CAPITALISTS,

BY virtue OF decree of Frederick
county court, sitting as court of
ehq ry, we will offer at publ
sale on the premises,
On Thursday. an of sfptember ne.rt.
hat highly valuable property, well
known by the name of
Laneanore Wills,
l2te the property of James Robertson
deceased They consist of mcrcl-
ant plaster & saw mills. all recently
built Of the best materials and in the
most substantial manner, and situated
at the mouth Of LnISanorc creek
where it cmpties into the MOnocacy.
about half a mile distant from the
turnpike road leading from Wheeling
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-26
Charlestowu, July 9.

Uilliom p. CrdighW Is appointed Pay.
mater, =, HArpef's Ferry, IN the place OF
JOIN Mcclure resigned. kspos.
Potomac and Ohio canal--A friend who
was Isst summer called into the upper ccuo.
ties Of Maryland by business, and VITO Is g.
gs,n on yisit IN that quarter, gives Us, 10
n letter from Frederick town, the following
saIeesbe account of the public feeling in re'
lsliop to tao great object mentioned above.
Nat. Int.
sTt is with sincere pleasure that have
sTcejyed the great difference Of I he state Of
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-26
q tLTIMORE, ,JuIy 10.

We have had a canVersatinn oh a
gentleman of the fir responsibility,
says the N.i, Turk Po~t, lately ar.
rived from Europe, who left Paris,
on the 18Th Of M,y. and came thou, h
London, where he spent some days.
He says The prevailing opioion among
the better informed inhabitants oil Pa.
ris aod Londou Is, that the British
ministry are rs anxiou. for the aes,rue
uon of the Spanish cohstitation, as i,
now stands, and the success Of the
French arms in bru ing hack Ferdi-
nand Ia all tho powers heretofore by
h,ni surrendered TO the cries, as thu
most decided royalist in Paris. ii . says Pa
rl'wa asquie, as Lond1. * r is from n,
other cause than that re. feet under.
standi9g eriste' between Nj. Chateau.
h''and q the British Ministry, tina, the
Spanish Constitution should be made
null-but that the Iuqui.itisn vas not
20 be restored--that by the frs, Of
September. the campaign would be
closed, leaving 100, 900 French to pro-
teet ferdinand and his Court. Thi.
Isa melancholy account of the Affairs
of Spain. Patriot.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-26

8 = & s. & =
- - 5 $,
&, I, & rs
j % sls1oFe;; rec 3l!{l tfox1
ertck IpNli, f3rty< tfodi 6eorxet
Il aqq l0rty two from RS3l{ f1fore,
ne mere illlk n II = S itet q
Iopf stories hugh, lie 6ast 1aeiib
% st!'ne and tlly]ee |3l>er ST oe$f
brick + & n &Ss III 1Si;s,ssl J 81 e, !. .<'
@hesls Pat q feet ia il6[f IIl
1ecf "a meter With 4 REGULAR b
|'ot 5 fest are :. lie Il heels.
pit gears HI pE can't iron With
exccpfie IS >(Ii{nlS wheels !:
the other 81, e(j 6pf arc
cast isdlls 6nt :(E All the ma
machinery ana Improvements Of
yer Evans, with four pair of five
stones. three of which are the
Kind of French burrs-thc other
are Cologne hurrs for country "
On the three pair of French burr,
barrels flour may be manufact,]
per day. at an average throu~h
year. and the country work is cor
cradle. The reputation of the
stands high in Baltimore, and "
hve days after wheat is deIivert
the mill. it can be manufactured.
TO market and the cash returned
line, it is consider az the hest on
possesses greater advantages than am
other water mill in the state of Marx.
land.
The plaster mill is built ofstone. q
can grind one ton plaster per hour
The Saw Mill is i'm complete order. q
surrounded by fine timber country,
which gives it constant employ near
iy the whole year.
the i.inganorc is stream not sur.
passed by a,, other in the state, and
has never been known to fail even in
the driest seasons. as Was fully tested
the last year. admitted by the Oldest
inhabitants to Re one of more extreme
drought than even. was known before:
yet at that time. when nearly al, the
mills i'm the country ceased their one
ratlons for the want of water. the Lin.
ganore mills were we'll suppIied. The
mill dam, which is about . C,artor ~
mile from the mill, is constructed in
such a manner as to induce the belief
that it W. withstand the effects of the
greatest freshet.
The Monocacy enters the Potomac
river l3 miles from the Lineanors
mills, and IS nayis able part of the yea,.
TO Washington. 1t is believed to be
both practicable and probable, that
tho contemplated canal from Potomac
to Baltimore will pass through Fred
passar, will hc onsnnJ e.. 49, 1 rl
the mills to either baltimore or Wash 'l
inston.. The country aroand il is.
perhaps. one Of the finest in. tho At
lantic states fol. the orodnction of
c orI. RYE ana ,h+ corn and when it is
d never G;l;na. s,,n'',. a." a.'u''u .
no s,ot in Hi. s,.to p Ia. ;'i "A''r'
in the conntv afnris w ~ '', a, ~: I
for tLe a,ect;on 81 :" ee"u a si'e
establish ont M ,y.ton ''.a..,." - ."o
kind, =. "'' No - any
There is attached to these mills. &
VIII DC sold with them, about 90 Acres
Oh i"hd' The greater. part cleared, a
large proportion is fine meadow, all
ui'Ntr sooA ichce.; Tie OTTER i'm
pfo'elnchts =. are, two comfortable
'e n,hsy 90 one hn; "l stone; rough crst'
new frame barn 65 fe.t h., as ,,:;,,'
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-26
About 1870 Acres.

being one half If said land, as iointly
purchased by James Robertson an0
Henry McCleary Of James Reed 1t
is situated on LingaDore creek, about,
6 miles above the mills-about so a.
cres are in wood, the balance good
lard. There are upon Ills land a
good dwelling house,t tao tobacco hou-
ses, still house. Sc eral good springs.
all apple orchard, &c. &c.
Terms Of sale arc-Une fourth Of
the purchase money in hand or upon
the ratification of the sale, when pos
session will be given, and the balance
in four equai annual payments, with
interest, the purchasers giving bend
with approved security and as soos
as the whole Of the purchase money is
paid, good and sufficient deeds will be
executed by the trustees conveying the
above property to the purchasers
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
CYRUS NANTZ,
BARB ARA ROBERTSON,
Trustees.
FrcdericktoWn, Md. July 5th st.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-26
AN u

= Heal Old Port Wine in Bottles, of
superior quaiity-nearl, the whole of
which were purchased at auction, 8.
will be sold cheap for cash, or to pune
tual customers.
LANE & BRONZE.
Juiy I9.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-26

C.F T3Uf SU.9F NEXT. or
Eiu take place the eth Ora ying of
the Washington >; ,,
Monm sent Lottery. =,
Only IL. drawings more remain to
complete the scheme, and the capt.,
If 1 Of $4,000, Q of S 10000, 80
| of $4,000, S of $1,000, are yet to ia
Whole Tickets $40
halves n
Qoariers an
E'Saths - a. - %
F'OT. drawings Of the University
Lottery are over. and the capitals Of
100000, 100000 r $4,000, $4,000,
$4,000 $4,000. &c. are still undrawnl
Tickets and shares in the above lot
teries Warranted undrawn) to be ha,t
at - ALIENS
Lottery and Exchange Office,
Penn'a Avenue. Washington CITY.
Approved endorsed notes, and most
kinds Of Foreign Bank Notes, receiy-
cd in. payne at par.
e. Orders from any part of
The United States, by mail, enclosing.
he cash or prize ii, kets, IN any Of
the baltimore Lotteries, will meet the
usual prompt and punctuai attention
addressed to
s & n. ALLEN, & Co.
Pennsylvania. Avenue.
July 90 Washington City,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-26
Il Re q a cite +.
WINCHESTER:
SaTURDAY, JULY 26th.

. 90 Mrs Scott's Examination will take place
ON Thursday next at III o'ciock.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-26

Eorr,d Suicide I'VE copy the flowing
from lae Annapolis kepub;icsn, the Editor
o' which paper ssys, he recei, ed il from
gentleman residing in the peiehbcrhood
where the occurrence took place. Bait. Chron.
Friday. iith inst: W IN, Hood. IT. of Anne
Arnhdei county, aged shoot 40 yeers. yer,
Deliberately u.sde a pen Of numhsr of lid
rails, which he flied with combnstibles, Coz,
'i'ting o! dry. straw, toader, aud pine brush ::
1t the bo',cn De le!l an aper.nre. throu.
which he entered the peo wi h e,sce ct fire.
AID app's0 Il TO tire straw, &c. IA > faw &c .
cords th2 ~toie was III state Of rapid COZ.
hagration. Sofae perso in the field OBJ.
served he axe. end ran :. mediately to the
scot whete t5er discovered the miserable
w5eich. apparently ;He.s.e, in the mids.
OF hs ilanes they, however, succeeded il.
nut ing him out before life was ext;paui.hed
Doctor GTsmbi'i say MIN abou, " o'cinc,,
met night, Who rendered him very s.sis;
aace dis case seemed ~ rfq, ire he fcupd
MI" N ,na'a1r pofu, colo, pueei, aoa 10
constant convuisI1n bis 81, q was excorja,eo
and denudeE from The crown of his head e.
the les his feet. SaturdAy morning. Ii o..
clock hs Expired, ut,- ring The r.aai dreadful
imPreca,ions agsinsI the peTsocs who had Ia
Ken him from th. flames. Il, VS. oerhaps
the most hooking s,s,. eveg .l;Besasd in
his county. H. has eff wife snd eleven
small chiIdi.n;o 10 ment his death
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-26

In the Superior Court of Chanccry
holden at Observation-Disclosures
Joseph Forman, Plaintiff,
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-12-24
Notice.

FNHE subscribers having been
d duly appointed by the Hon. Judge of
Probate for the county of Worcester, Com
missioners to receive and examine the claims
of the Creditors to the Estate of EBENEZER
CARPENTER, late CT Northbridge, deceased,
represented insolyent, hereby give notice,
that six months are allowed for that purpose,
and that they will attend thereto, at the house
of MARVEL TAFT, Inn holder in said North
bridge, on the third Mondays of the months of
March and May next, from two till six o'clock
P. M. on each day.
IONA. LELAND,
NATHAN CHASE.
Sutton, Dec. q 1923.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-12-24
CABINET FURNITURE.

YHHE Subscriber respectfully
Il informs the Inhabitants of Worcester,
and the public in general, that he has COM
menced the Cabinet business, \on Front street,
directly opposite the Old South meeting
house, where he intends to carry it on in all
its varions branches.
He feels grateful for the patronage he has
received, during the short period he has been
in this town, and fatters himself, that from
the experience he has had in the business, and
the encouragement he has hitherto received.
that from punctuality, and his most strenuous
exertion toplease, he shall still merit the pa
tronage of generous public, while he assures
those, who may want articles in his line, that
they can be furnished as cheap as can be
bought in Boston or elsewhere.
CS3@ The subscriber is constantly manufac.
turing articles in his line, of the best materi-
ais, and in the most modern style.-The work.
manship, is submitted to the decision of inn
partial judges.
JOHN HlNDMAN.
Worcester, Dec. gath, 1923,
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-12-24
Notice.

VVVHE subscribers, having been
Il appointed, by Hon. Nathaniel Paine,
Judge ofProbate, for the County ofWorcester,
Commissioners, to receive and examine the
claims of the Creditors, to the estate of AARON
BARNES, late of Berlin, in said County, de.
ceased, represented insolyent, hereby give no.
tice, that six months from the second day
of December inst. are allowed to said cred-
tors, to bring in and prove their claims; and
that we will attend to said service at the
house of SOLOMAN HOW F., in said. Berlin,
on the first Wednesday in January, March,
April and May next, from one to six o'clock,
P. NJ. on each of said days.
SlLAS HOLMAN, Commits
STEPHEN P. GARDNER, siOnsrs.
Dec. 8, 1928.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-12-24
Dtc0,

London, Oct. last, Rufus Chandler Esq.
aged rs, formerly Attorney at Law in this
town.
In Wellington, widow Mary Briggs, aged
one Hundred and Two years leaving 9 chill
dren aged rs, N, 1872, 70, SO, SO, 60, 57.--The
ages of the mother and children 72l. She
also left Sc grand children, and AZ great grand
children.
In w-Haven, Conn. Hon. Tapping Reeve,
formerly Chief Justice of Connecticut, aged
79.
In Natchez, (Miss.) MARTIN WHITING,
Esq. native of Holliston Mass and grad
uate of Harvard University.
Deaths at Philadelphia, week before
last, 95, including of SmaH Por 22.
Deaths in Newly ork, the same week,
SO, including of Small Por, 5.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-12-24
SIDE WALKS.

We have been requested to suggest to the
Inhabitants Of this Village, the necessity of
adopting some system for clearing our side
walks, so as to render them passable after
snow storms. For two or three days after the
late storm, any lady who ventured into the
Street, did it at the peril of being run down by
sleighs, many of which were without bells, in
direct violation of the law.
We would recommend this subject to the
particular attention of our Citizens and pro-
pose that it be taken in consideration by them
at the close of the School Meeting which is to
from this day, at which time it is hoped there
will be a general attendance.