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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-04-01

notice, TAIL BY hisSssif too, though Ia processes
70 b. republican, as a candidate 20 represent
the district OF Hancock aud Washington, re-
Gently n convention held ~ Machas, IA mia
dte9 Mr.. O'Brien. for that Office. In this town.
meeting was called, composed of democrats
from different towns, In this district for the pur.
pose of concurring with one of the above mon
toned nominations. The scene which followed,
was l,saiicroHs in the ertrcnse Some painted the
ctdiias Of Mr.. johnson, in their brightest colours
and said he was the man others asserted that,
they ought to concur in the nomination Of Mr.
O'Brien, as he was regularly nominated. and no
ttGa coat. Soon all was confusion, each one
strove 10 make his voice heard above the rest.
the orators were called TO orde-, but amidst the
din and confusion of voices, the Chairman was
not heard, and If he was, they noticed BIN not !;
while some insisted on their priority OF right TO
the 1)or, others shouted AMI the spectators kent
tine with their feet, on which the Chairman OBJ
served, that he did not keep dancing school
After sp0Wing, quarreling, sc. 10 no purpose,
until midnight, motion was made and carried
20 adjourn. They retired, muttering curses on
each other, and we are happy TO state, that no
Mood was shed, though some noses were threaten
ed to he wr,a1g. So the grand Caucus ended
where il began. -,
On the succeeding day, notice was posted up,
very politely requesting the republicans to meet
at the Court House, in the evening, to designate
n suitable candidate, to represent them in the
next Congress. The house was hrcnged, ex-
pectation was on hptoe the play being so err
cel,eit on the preceding evening, VIC did not
think il presumption TO suppose that the after
piece might be still better, and il was probable,
they would " fight some Of their battles DER
again" but we were mistaken. After a consa-
cradle time had elapsed, however. Chairman
and Secretary, were chosen, letter was then
produced, purportng to have been received from
the Convention, at Machias Stating tho pro-
ceedngs, and requesting this meeting to concur
in their nomination m1tion to that effect was
made and seconded. when the great number OF
four hands were raised, in favour, and after
wards four against the motion. The vote being
doubted. il was deemed expedient TO poll the
house, and those who did not choose to take a
part, were desired 10 fail in the rear but alas
only eight remained, four took the right and four
the left. There being no vote, the meeting was
adjourned sine de. So this Caucus also ended
where il began
Ifsuch proceeding, (thought u are republican,
never desire TO turn my coat, but will remain
firm, to the Old Federal Principles.
AN OBSERVER.
CaSttne .udrch 1928.
p. ST. feel happy 70 inform YOU that the
Federalists OF this district, had meeting, and
nominated William Abbot. Esq. Of this town, as
candidate for Congress. presume MIR. Abbot
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ST. RIFfs SALE.

CCMBERLA D IS.
Taken BY Execution end 10 Be soM az PpJf'e
.inctioH on ,Moa9iy. ne tveniy elghA 4ag ~
Ap'r Hert, 81 II O'Clock, a. u ~ I've
AUCTION Room Of IMorHY FiETtHE I, Er-
change Sfreei Portland,
a LII the right in Equity az Relemptto5
- which LFmuEL STgyEEs IA. IN and IA
the following described portrayed Real E.tate.
viz. certain lot of Land, situated ia Westbrc,k
in said county bounded - follow. BseirnIrs
at the westerly corner o. Land " Ne heirs II -.n.
con Hilton, deceased, and urjIninr he ea.te,ly
side Of the road leading round Back C,ve she go
by said road South west, l'ur rods 20 stake.
thence fro said stake snd Ae afe essid e,rrer.
extending back parallels Zines ~ 4 course south
seventy eight degrees twenty NJ nutes east, UutjI
eighty square rods shall be faliy completed. b.
ing he first parcel 1T Lsnd described ~ deea
from jonathan Stevens aud Others, 70 said spu,,i
steveus-rrcorded Regis Book. 81, page 5 ".
AISO--One quarter of an acre Vt I and,a,i !.
ing thr above desctibel TN. teine me sane "a
Lemnei bought Mary n ton, 6y deed. record a
n Reg Book GO page M w,th ihr b. n nge ,.,
both SAID Ots. said Rea Estste u aartg ~. I, y.
Ioseph Stevens an BE Amiu Stevens NJ secure the
payment ~ one hnnt 90 and srventv dolar.. .rg
interes from he Bib 81 FeN. f99N. nee m tr-.
ged deed Recorded - Reg, Bob o. Peg SO.
JOSEPH W. GEREISH, ~ Sb,g.
Portland March 9J 1875
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In this town, Nc Nathaniel Over aged n.
In this town, Capt. joseph Cross agsd a. leaving
wife and three children 10 ST. Geneva Of Hi
nois.
In the Bay Of Honduras. On the 81 of reh. last.
Capt. Ben amin Shaw. 81 this town aged II
Ia Gorham on 2lst. inst Mr. WA Files. aged IS.
On the 23d Carey, son Of Alexander Mcclellan, Esq.
In his 81 year.
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LOTTERY NOTICE.

DERs0Ns holding parts Of Tickets in The 5b
4 Glass Of GRAND NATIONAL LOrTE-
kY, signed by he Subscriber ars requested 10 pre-.
ent them fer Payment.
ALSO
THOSE who hold parts az Tickets &C. in the
9Th Class Grand National Lottsry signed by the
Subscriber, are requested TO return them and 70.
ceve ,he money which they paid fer hem.
s. JOHNSON.
Johnson's Lotirry Office, NO. Q, Merchants Rotv
Portland Arril 4.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
:.:;:=::PORT OF PORTLAND::,.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
TUESDAY, March 25-Ar. schr Mary-Ann. Rob
rnson, from Havana sloop Maine, Prince Boston.
WEDNESDAY-Brig Lion, Loring. from Havana
schrs. Baltimore Moody, New York, Joseph Prince,
do.-Cumberland, Soule. from St. Lucia.
SUNDAY-Brig Mechanic, Angel from Havana.
CLEARED
Since o'Hlast-Brig Maine. oxuard, for Martnico
Sloop Governor Knight, for ST. John. N. g.
VESSELS SPOKEN.
March 81, on S. Shoal, in 80 fathoms water, sehr.
Ilsley hence. 30 hours.
March g. eff Cape Fear the Superior. Shaw, Is DAYS
from 81. Barts, for New-York, hut endeav curing
TO get into Wilmington.
MEMORANDA.
AT Surinam, Feb. I3. Mary Ann Horace. Union.
Teemachus and Milo, waiting Hero, loading (;
Agenoria Wilmington 10.
At Port SPAIN Feb. p, a new brig from an Eastern
port
At Cape Hayden, 18th ult brig Cincinnatus Thonp-
son, Just Rebecca, StTou for this port in DAYS
schr. james Monroe, Gers, do unc. schr. from
KennehuHk, same day.
~ Ma,anzas, 18th, ult. the Mary, Driukwater,
Antwerp Ap Is; Maine, Bacon. for Boston, 10, load.
ing Mecator, for this Port.-Also. do. the Deca-
Ter Miller. for NisSasset fsom Turks Island cis z
schr lucgetis Holmes. from Belfast for Boston 10
At trinidad. Cuba. attn ult the Peace, Portland
leading.
schH Julia Ann. Of Lubcc, was going into Turks
Island, about the llth ut
Tie brig Monroe Handley Of Newcastle, from N.
YORK. A.. at Bordeaux. Ian, Is
Ths scbr noGnioe Hul, for this port. sailed from
Surinam Feb 18th, and was parted win zs'h' lat 70,
IS, Ion. g. SO
Ar. a, Charleston, 10Th nit schr Plaster, ToSey,
Georgeiown.--Ar. 1lth. schis. Mobile, Merrill, aud
Fgeemsson, Handy, Georgett Cl ship Portland.
Drinkwaer OF this port, fol LiverpooL-Ar. l4th the
Alligator. Storer Of Portland, days from Savannah.
Sailed, schr. Abingdon.
Ar. al Alexandria. 18th nit sloop President, hence.
Ar. 10th, schr Cygne, Rich, OF Frankfort, IS days
from Ragged Island having had her niainuast badly
shivered by lightning, the 10Th, in the Gpph Up,
I9t the Only Son, for Boston, eastern port.
CT az Baltimore, 18Th ulL the Abigail, Elweh, OF
Belfast for Salem.
Ar al Boston. Odd ult schr Tautumount, Allen, Of
Lubec. from Richmond; Telegraph. blanchard, OF this
port 80 days from ourinam-25th. scar. Tno, Snip
son. of Castine, "a days from Iisyana-brig Ellen,
Hail Of this port, from Wilmingtoni schr. William,
Clouch OF Cumberland, from Baltinore.-27tb. schr.
Nancy, Crockett OF Thomaston. from Rich@ond.--
eth. schr. Decaiur Hopkins. from Havana, via =.
GeorEes.-Cl. brigs Ellen Hall, and Telegraph VIII
iiams for this port; THO, simpson, Casino William
Clough, Cumberland
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ALSO
A NEW, IMPKoYED-
DicI;OEgrU for fIbiIdyso !.

or definition book for the use OF schools. Be
Ing selection Of the most important aud d, ces.
safy English terms, with plain, simple explain
ations. By J. KiNGsBCRY.
IsPeak as unto babes--I hare fed y "a ,eiih nall
and not Tith meet Strong nitat Is Jov them O
fDH age, trhO, By reason 81 use hare their sense.
exercised 10 discern both good and era but 4,
are s"eh as hars need q 'aalk aud not Of meat.
April, y
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Philadelphia and Boston Hats.
CHARLES FROST

Fresly you gipe and Freely ] Rsceive.
- be given TO any individuals who may want
and feel disp sed e. cause il TO be taken from
the spot Of Land adjoining John Mahsn's new
Brick Store Maine Street by the Goth Of May
next. Apply to the Printer.
Portland, March %, 1922.
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For SALE,

One high deck SCHOONER, 80 tons
burthea.
One ditto ditto 81 tons
burhen, nearly new.
One SLooP, so tons burthen--with
good accommodations for Packet
One olooP, 81 tons, Terms nas. susv--
One ditto % 6 Jos oasho.c
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r. & z. HOOLE
AFTER for sale, at their Store, head ofTngrs-
- hams Whsrf,-A good assortment OF
". 4. Goods 6- Groceries,


80 chests and boxes Hyson, Y.
Tyson. u. Skin and Sonchong TEAS; 10 bids.
W. Rum 2 40. old J. Rum; 10 hbts. new
do. 3pipns BRANDY 8 DO. II. GIN; IS bbls.
A. Gin rs half and quarter casks Msega, Lis
hpu end s. Al. WINE; Demjohnt old Madeira
Wine; boxes and bags white aud brown Havana
SUGAR: Loaf epd Lump do; 10 hhd'. o.
Eases; s bag- q sFF EEi casks Rice s bales
Cotton: 10 cssksgtt isins; 10 boxes Nj. do ; bags
Pnrnto and Pepper; Ginger Gloves; Nutmegs;
Cassis; IndIg, boxes Starch; a ium Copperas !;
Log & Red Wood; boxes Chocolate: kegsMustarJ;
20 nbfs clear and No. 4 Pork 20 bsls. mess and
No. Beef; Turks Island salt; bags blown do ;
IS hoxe- dipped Candles; bbls. Sperm OH;
i2cwt. Shot 10 casks Powder hg and half 10.
Rolls robscco; blsd,ers Snuff; 10000 A. and
Srani.h C,gsrs 1000 b. CottoH Yarn; 10 dog.
Eng. and A Shovets; 50 doz. Hoes cotton and
wool Cards; oaks 90 10 8, 6 and 81 Nails 8
Nv 10 and I by 9 Glass; 50 bushels white Beans;
No. 9 and culltd Msckerei: 600 quintals Cod
Fish, 10 good shipping der; 1000 10. No. aud
2 Bntter in kegs. 500 rel Oak Shocks and Heads;
so M. good Shingles.
NcFNgRAE ASSORTMENT OF
HARD WfRE, sc. &c.
The above goods arr OF The 6rst quality, and
will b. s,d as cheap raa be purchased 10 town,
for cash nr approved credit. -e.-
Ship Stores put up al he shortest notice
X Portland. Arrl 1898 II
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n ne subscribers having been appointed by the Hon.
Barrett Potter. Judge Of PROBATE e., the County of Cum
he land Comn sSioners TO receive and examine The
claims OF the s,vrrai CT dtors Of the estate of
REUBEN BARTOL.
ate frrcepor IN said county Mn.r deceased, mites.
the having been ed insovent her eby
not e Fst they will 70 the duty gned them
the bird Fdays OF May, August and September next
from oSlock A. TO four O'Clock p. NJ. each Of
aid dsy house OF s. chsIs, IN said Freeport
SAMUEL PoRTtR. } C,...-,..;..
GEORGE BARTpL4 ~O'''''SS's"s's'
Fresasyt, March ~, $50
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fun of CHARLES MOODY & Co was dis. olyea
the 18th ulr. all persons who have any demands a
gaut said firm requested present them for pay
ment and al indebted 10 make immediate payment to
CHARLES MOODY. April l.
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o. We request the favour Of our correspon-
dents to furnish us with seasonable return or
votes for members Of Congress in the several
Districts
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/, POCKET BOOK LOST.
FOR SALE.

A DWELLING-HOUSE, one story high,
~ az the head az Union Wharf, II.SO. snuth-
er Dwelling House. Sfuated in Fore->treet, two
doors above. For particulars HIplyio
HARLOW & BAKER,
az the bottom Of Uninn.Sireet
Portland. VI rch rs.
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PUBLIC SALES.
Furniture al AUCTION.

-.HORROW az 10 o'clock a. ~. ~ fhs
drsii'ng hau>s n Rihnrd HmnsveR Esq.
The FURNITURE in said House,
consisting Of Mahogany side ard--Boreaus--.
card, pembroke and dining Tahles--Lookih@
Glasscs-brass Fire-setts--Carpets, Beds, Red-
steads and Chairs easy thaiI--N ORR Stands
--Crockery and Glass Ware--sorne very Gle
CANT cut giass--pated and cut glass Capilc-
sticks double bbl'd. Gun Cow.
Together with ercat varietv Of valuable and
useful KITCHEN FURNITURE.
TIMOTHY FLETCHER, .quot'r.
April ].
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1ew Spelling Book for Schools.
Just PUBLisHFD AND FOR SALE AT rHE
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE.

Just PUBLisHFD AND FOR SALE AT the
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,
A SPELLING BOOK, containing the Rud-
IN ments ofthe English language with ap.
propriate Reading Lessons. By THOMAS J. LEE
Esq.
From great number Of recommendation OF
his aork ne publishers hare selected TIE |oliolo-
ing and lRritc he attention OF Preceptors 70 Hs
eTesllent ~crk. Mr.. lee as an experienced in
sfrlctOr. and hds bes'optd reuh laboar on His
publication.
RECON- ENDATIONS.
HARVARD College, 18Th June, 1922.
The undersigned have examined a Spelling
Book, prepared for publication, by Thomas j.
Lee, Esq. so Tar as TO he satisfied, that the mat
ter IS we Il arranged, and that the reading les
sons are well-chose D. By careful selection Of
words, in common use. for the tables, and by
the arrangement Of them, not only according 10
the sccentusl y llsbles, hut also according 70
the long and short sounds, the author has, ~
our opn on, made valuable Improvements upoa
those spelling books with which we are &C.
quainted. We also approve his following the
pronu citation of Walker; since, whatever d.
versIty Of taste there may be on the subject, il
is, few words excepted, the standard OF Eng
lish pronunciation in this country.
HENRY WARE, Prof. of Div. Harvard Uni
vereity.
SIDNEY WILLARD, Prof in the University.
From RGr. JOSHUA BArEs, D. y. President Of
JHiddlsbury College.
MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE, june 90, 1921
Having briefly examined q Manuscept spell
ling B ook, compiled by Mr.. Thomas J. Lee, Of
Royalston, (Mass.) can cheeriully recommend
its publication, with the belief, that il viii ee
highly useful 20 teachers aud their Pupl' in our
common schools. JOSHUA BATES.
From Rec. JOHN HovGH, Prof Of IN 0logy,
Middlebury College.
Having examined with some degree Of atten
tim a manuscript Spelling Book, compiled BY
Mr. Thomas J. Lee, have no hesitation ID
avowing il as my opinion, that the com piatior
is judicious IN the plan, on which il has been
formed, aud that il evinces much caution 10 a.
void whatever would be txceptionable or super
fuouS, and very extensive and laborious re-
search to discover and comprise whatever nigh
! contribute TO render it highly useful. From the
I knowledge ofthe work, which have been abb
4 90 acquire, have no doubt, that II will n
fousd a valuable book for the use az the cumpo,
schools Of our country. JOHN HODGH.
Professor OF .Niddle5urg Colleet
Middlebury College, July Q, 1921,
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YGhaIe Real Esta,e--At AUCTION !


Valuable Real Esta'c--.A AUCTION !!
10y virtue of licsnce from the Judge " Pro-
- bate, within aud for the county az Oxtnfd.
the subscriber will sell AZ puhlick veuduc. on
THUR DAY, the tenth day Of Amt neNf. as
ten o'clock, A. VI Al The dwelling house 81 Maj.
PHrLLiP EASTMAN, tnnholder. IN Frye argh. "
much Of the following described tracts ~ lard.
belonging 70 the estate of JOSIAH BACHfl Nh
DER, ia. lite Of said Fryehnrg. deceased. ~
viii produce the sum az seven thousand Eve
hundred dollars COZ payment az tho dsbts og.,i9
deceased, and Incidental chargs. "a vii, twenty
eight Thousand acres Of land in said comfy NJ
Oxford, adjoining Waterford, and within five
miles Of the head ~ the Contemplated Ctlrib =
land and Ortord CgHai. Said tract X noun ~
the name Of Bacheldcrs Grant, and contains
some of the best land for farms, in The stat, w
Maine. Il will he sold 10 lots from one hum
dred to one thousand acres.
ALSO Tho right 10 equity II fcdtera;ns a.
boot three Thousand Ncrts " land. known " I've
name Of Ftyebuyg academy Grant, adioipng
Gsiead ~ sad roonty Of UKtord said tract
was no igased 20 Rufus q. .4a,ory, Fsq os
tosten, November IGl7, iot The sum oi'tNo
thousand two hundred dollars
.9iSO-lBts numbered ere and tuo adj ~
ipg huntord, set Of 70 said Bachdider. from NE
.,stes Grant. % called--said lots ecntsin A. ~
sixty aces esth.
also Pine plain Iot centa ming Thirteen
acres situated SAID Fryeburg. within n Y
ml'e q the Academy. lying n the road Tea ~
from tryehurg AC tdery, 10 Luvon.
U5~ erms aud conditions made known al the
tine and Piare ~ sale.
JASON SHERMAN, .gdmtnisiratoy
trifh tie ril aRnercd.
Ftyehurs March 10. 1928.
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SSSsl The fast sailing Schooner Pilgrim,
s1ns--sa1 THss. SouLE, Master, having half OF her
cargo on board, will be dispatched fr FrcSer-
icksburg, Virginia, ny Thursday nexI lar
freight or passage apply as above
Portland, March 70, 1929.
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FOR SALE As RBOFEs
ESQ VI. laying Sbioge.,
1900 Red Oak Shook. and Heads,
10 N Feet seasoned Cleer Boards,
10 VI. White Oak HID Hoops.
NJ erchantsble and Jamnics Boards, Joiat and
Timber, as usual, sc.
Portland, April 1, 1898
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IRISH LINENS, Blk. T,card SILKS, &c.
JUST RECEIVED. FOR SALE By
ROGERS & COX.

FaGcHdngs-Streef,
n 4 Irish LINENS-soft Dress, French and
81 Canton blk twilled SlI.KS-Long LAWNS
scarlet ground CALLICOES--superior Gag
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and scrip MUSLINS-
broad an narrow black BoMBAZINES-cass
mere WLS--Canton Crapes--4.4 and sd
bleached and unblesched SHEETfNCS, BED-.
TlCKINGS. and CHECKS, with a great varie,
ty Of other goods, making a good assortment
VIII ch will be sold at low prices for cash only.
March 10. 3wig
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TAINTED.

The hull Of vessel from 100 TO 100
Tons by way q exchange Cor one or more Of
the above, ire balance Cash spon delivery,
For further Particulars enquire ~
JOHN ID. GARDNER,
No. 8 Central RaSB. ere Street.
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CGStine, Mdrch 1928.

p. ST. feel happy 70 inform YOU that The
Federalists OF this district had meeting, and
nominated William Abbot, Esq. of this town, as
candidate for Congress. presume Mr.. Abbot
viii get great many votes.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-12

"Cato"; "Brutus"; "veritas"5; and ssHenry'
are postponed to make room for other matte,
but shall appear as soon as possible.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-12

House keepers will find some excellent
rules in the fourth page of to. days Il erald
on the subject of fire (; which are well
worthy Of attention. Recollect an ounce
Of prevention is worth pound of cure.
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EfTata IN tie comm,micdioa of aArriaides," in
Wednesdays HerGiG.
Instead of the words "wouId shrink from with
honor read ''would shrink With horror" In
stead of "Mr. Adam, at their head there may be
a few diBidcnt spectators" read the last word
!" SPECTATORS" Instead of s'inveke the tyrsnt, "
&c. read tta,robe the tyrant"
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CONDITIONS.

I. Toprnt the Genuine Works of losephn.
without AERIDGhEST, on good paper, with
ink Of superior guilty.
H.. To give, in the course of the works, al
least ttcenty Engrarhgs, executed by good
artist.
Ill. The whole O the works is expected to
he completed IN IS lumhers-price 12t cent.
each and should it exceed that quantity, the
overplus will be givei gratis.
~. The work will be printed in quarto,
making two handsome volumes.
V. Zach Numberwi' contain IL pages CT
ietter-press. Numbers II and 10, and the
succeeding Numbers, will be put into double
Numbers, Tor the convenience Of tieliYery, and
WI contain the same quantity as two single
Numbers.
Boston, Nay q, 13s3.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate Office, June 8, 1928.
To the Heirs and Legatees Of JOSHUA
HENsHAw, late Of Shrewsbury, an said
County, Esq. deceased, end TO all others
concerned IN Ike Estate Of said deceas-
sd, GREETING.
" GU are hereby cited to APP
n pear (f you see ft) at the Court OF Poo
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, OF the first Tuesday in July next, at Ten of
the clock, before noon, to show cause why the
instrument which purrorts to be the last VIII
and Testament of said deceased. should not
be approved and You will be heard thereon.
NA1IiL PAINE. J. Prob.
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CITY
Furniture Warehouse.
tnion-Street, near the Union Stone,
BOSTON.

WHERE is constantly on hand
and for sale, as extensive an assortment
ofElegant and low priced FURNITURE as can
be found in the City-consisling of
Bureaus, Of fall prices, from 81 10 $50;
Sideboards Secretaries, of all kinds; Grecian
Card-Tables; Dining and Pembroke Tables.
all prices; Ladies' Work and Toilet Tables
Wash and Light Stands; Sofas and Couohes,
some with Fosters improved Spring Seats
Brass Fire-sets, all patterns & prices; Chails,
various colours, and of every quality; High
Post, Field, French, Low Post, Cot, & Truu-
die Bedsteads; warranted Live Geese and
common Feathers, inferior to none in the mar
ket, whether kiln-dried or not; Feather Beds:
Mattresses; Looking Glasses; Chimney do.
Dress do; Britannia Coffee & Tea Pots; Tea.
Trays; Shutters; Knives & Forks, sc.
Also, Just receirea, bale Of Carpeting,
fine and superfne-all of which will be sold
very cheap, for CASH only--Those in want
of Furniture will find it to their advantage, and
are invited to call and examine for themselves,
before they purchase.
L. PARSONS.
Boston. Dec. 25, 1929. If
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day. The evening of his death, seeing
her father ready TO sink into slumber,
she asked him, 8 Shall lplay any more ?"
Keep playing, said he, keep playing
He slept, but awoke no more. -,
Two Chinese youth have arrived at
Philadelphia, and win leave there in a
few days for the Foreign Mission School,
at Cornwall, Connecticut, They have
been taken up by number of citizens
with view TO give them christian ed
ucation, hoping that on their return
home they may be useful in chrisdaniz-
ing the Chinese, the most populous hea-
then nation on The globe.
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