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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-29
NEWPORT
Stoe ADanufartorp.
John w. Davis, Jun. & Co

Respectfully in/orm shsr Fuends and fhe
Public,
THAT they have OH hard, and at
- the store No. 100. directly opposite, com
plete assortment Of ladies and Gentlemen'S Boofs
II Shoes, Of every description. and will sell them as
reasonable az At any other store in town Chdren's
Morocco Boots 2s6, 3s-do Morocco shoes, q, ls6 I,
90. Leather Boots & shoes, proportionAbly cheap.
Owing 10 the quantity they have on hand they are
induced TO sell them at the above prices.
Those who intend purchasing boots and shoes for
the approaching Election, invited TO call at Ell
ther of the above stores, and examine tor them.
selves for they confident they sell on as rea
sOnable terms ~ any other person.
Ladies Gentiemen wishing to be fitted from
their measures, fur boots and shoes. are invited to
call, as they tetermined TO manufacture them in
the best manner on as reasonable terms as at any
other manufactory in the state.
N. d. They have now on hand handsome as.
sorlment of Denmark ss,iDs and double prunellas,
and expect in a few days from New.York, an exien.
sive assortment Of those articles With others in their
line
e J. w. ID Jr. has on hand Day & Martins, Hunts
end varnish Hacking ty The gross, dozen or single
they have procured from the City OF London
receipt FOR making Backing, warranted superior TO
any Backing now 10 use. Constantly on hard, Calf
skins. New Leather Calcutta do Morocco. Kid, Lin.
ing skins Binding do and variety of other articles
generally called for in shoe store.
Anr;l 1904
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Commissioners N0tiee.

O0N9UIISNO33GTS IFUIItE'
yATE the subscribers having been appointed By ;he
wv Hon Court of Proba,e. for The town of New
port, in the county Of Newport, Commlsslonefs
to receive and examine The CLAIMS OF the credi1os
against the esaate of
A.4THf.v and Sqn.7H IT5LKER.
late Of said Newport, deceased, represented irsc'
vent, hereby give notice. that sax months irom
the date he eof is allowed to the Creditors OF said
estate. to bring in and prove their respective CLAIMS
and that we shall attend for that purpose a, ourTv-
specGiye dwellings. at any time dufns sad pef''I'
GREEN BURROUGHS, }
NATHAN ID HtMwErT. CsuHa'r'.
JOHN TILLiNGHAsf.
All persons indebted to said estate arc requested
to make immediate payment 10
MARTHA HATHAWAY, .sS3E
July IS.
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n Ht. stockholders Of the Newport
> Insurance Company are hereby no,i1ed thst 4
share will be paid on konday The 10Th inst (snd on
each succeeding dsy until paid) 10 those per sono
whose names shall stand on the books of tud Cop,@
Pany g stockhoders on the i7th Inst or to their h.
1tyebse& &ntatives M
. NICHOLAS { BOSS. secresa,y.
.duy IS. sv.
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g. State of Rhode Island, &c.
WAsRISc7sx, Sc --Clsrk's Office. CoGys Qf
Common Pleas, Jury S, 1924.
AN application to me this day made By william
" Champn, Jun Of Exeser, 10 the County OF
Washington. aborer. petitionsr for the benefit cg
the insolyent sct-the crsiitors q ,mpl;n sre
hsreby nO,ified appear before ire CS>ft OF Com
mon Pleas. next to be holden at South. d.ssc.vc.
within and for the county Of Washi6ston, on the
second Monday Of August A. D. 1894, and on shes
se1rd day Of the term thereof, 10 nominate an as
the estate Of said Champin, for The benefit Of biz
creditors. and to distribute the same according 70
the provisions of the act Of Assembly. enttec IAN
act for the relief Of insoivent debtors"
~ SAMUEL RELME. Clerk
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-29

In England. As TO- tnc twc,,S ...~., ,-.-
Iiyes were jpesed, and the Colonel cent them
\Non,e 10 heir fsmiIies. Allen was taken to
Eos,~ j, md sfleswsrds back 20 Ncw.Yerk,
y S@rs y w1a exehanged. While he was o,
& ~ ~ at { ,fs(I Stitch ofliecfs offered him
Y 1S,So 1<,ct 81 ia do Amos lea il he would des
oors ~ 4 mor1uI seuse snd join than y lie
1old saem. &h1l l3e} bCt him in mind Of s,o
- he k,t feod IA an old fashioned book he
Md q home, who're it seys. Tho devil took
Ch,lst up TO tho top of q high mountain. and
showed bim Oh the Kingdoms Of the earth,
ssviog, Woil thsse will give unto 'hee, II
thou viii fall down aud worship me-" when,
Il the same time, Me poor dcvil lad nor
3>of ef land in fhe tvorid.
Rouse's POiat Har6ingsr.
45 Rfcognising an old yfequainfance. Two
pedest,isn travellers having vc'y hs moniously
passed through Pennsylvania arrived ,oge'her
III Phihdelphia, and while sitting at a tavern
thinking, one Of them suddenly daried his
hand INTO the brooches pocke, OF the Other,
snatchcd his watch and money, aud ran ON
The heeced traveller, unable TO oscuske his
roeuish companion, left Phliadeiphia Tor this
ci, ?, and enjoying the Fourth OF July IN mao.
ncr rsiher riotous, he was taken up and put
into Btidewsli when, 10 and behold, among
q huud ed fellow prisoners, he recognised the
th;el, his companion through Pennsylvapis,
who had been also imprisoned Tor similar dis
orders lie gave the ala, m, and, upon seateh.
ine, his watch was found and thus, by being
imprisoned himself, ne recovered the mos
valuable part OF his slolen P'ePot'y:
N Y. .4dv.
Il Whale and a Porhoise 100 !-Oce ofthe
lsds belonging to the L II. Smith Pilot oser
ofN Y. states, ths, on hrs passege 20 Saney
Hook. cn Mou1ay last, he fall 10 v'sh whale
sbou, so Zee, Ioog, and when pear him ne
spou,ed into tho sir large pofPosses which
reached the distance Of ~ least 10 ses'
The porpo,se fell head foremost into the
mouth OF the whale, snd was no doub' imme.
diatey swallowed.
Narrow Rseate dog, supposed mad, 70
eenJy entered q dwelling house near B1S''
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suffered 10 lie down, and food was offered him,
which he refused. A message was scon Is-
eeIvsd from neiehboring house, thstihe dog
was mad, and tho family Immediately IN great
slsfm deserted the apartment, which the dog
had reached. They wsro able 10 make their
escape without having been bitten. As the
dog left the house, he made an attempt 10 bile
one of the servants.
New YoRk, July 10.
Inoher sfcans boar accfdenf. nf.-Yessesdsy,
about one o'clock. the boiios of he steam fsr-
~ boat Jersey, busss 81 The wharf Of the Jsf.
sey side, snd We regret 10 have to safe, killed
Mi,s Charlotte Nelson, . young lady sbout
l9 years Of age, &C adopted daughter Of Mr..
Ps.ef ". LedyHd Of this cry The mssssr
oi the boat. Cap, Wess, vas sispdiog on the
wharf within few feot Of the boat wss &C.
vcreIy wounded, end II wss feared yessefdsy
would nos survive. A eolored man was also
| seeded. PsovidcnsislIy these were tSs only
persons wi hin the reach OF f.he explosion.
TIE forward cabin was not injured. and . msn
who was ia II escaped unhun. This accident
appeMs 70 be nsccounsabIc---,he boiler WAS
oi copper, just finished, on The low pressure
principle, the lufnsco OF 8in inch. coppe Z.
a, the time the explosion took pace.--ii so,
The only conjeeiufe thar can arise, is that some
ubsssnce Wa drawn 10 il from within, end
bsuuc,ed she pAsssge.--The explosion was
,owedul the b5iIes bsing twisted end soro
pieces II wss thrown considerable height
n tho air, and felt in direct contrary posi-
ton 10 ,hs, 10 which il originally was placed.
.v~~s. .sss~~
in sccount ol wage between TWO bfick ma
sefs, OF 10 s. . side fo' making the most and
he hsss bricks, from FIVE in The morning I'LL
.igbt as night, taking an hour on half for
meats One Of them made Ten thousand sew
m hund's cd and forty good bricks, iD thirteen
noors snd = half, The other, IN the sasns time,
made len thousand one hundred and for.y.
TIE brace nsnfuaAy panic srnrk AT the
battle Of the Cowpens, Jan l7 1871, 9 party
of the B,iish csvslsy retire ted viii such ex
pedition, that they lou their way, and encoun.
sred patty OF the Ameriesn cavalry Of near
" ,hc same sneogsh. Each advanced st .
iol tot, ,hrestening mutual destruction
They dew Up At the disssoce Of ten psces,
md dared each oshes 70 sdvance Both we'e
Ipssalyzed, and not = man moved Cornet
Psuenon coming up AZ that moment, and IN
d,sasnt st seeing such bsckwatdness 10 the
stoop, penetrated tho ranks, dashed AZ Cot
Washington. who commanded the AmesI
sns, and IN the &C, OF making stroke a.
him, was cht down by the colonel's p. ierly
sergeant
On Thursdsy last, prisoner being placed
a, the bar st The Mayor Cou,t in phiadsl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-29
for
coUcHs. CoNsUMPTloMsA IND xs7Hsia.
for
The most valuable medl1Ine ever in use

for
COUGHS. CONSUyJfPTyONS IND ASTHMA.
THIS new and healing balsam bids fair to rival
cry medicine heretofore discovered for coughs
and complaints ofthe lungs leading to consumption,
and even in seated consumptioDs il has lately been
used by many with the most surprising success II
certificates from persons of the highest respectable
ily or the great and increasing demand for them may
be called proof Of its good effects it is proved
Scarcely OF colds. coughs. pain in the side.
difficulty of breathing, want OF sleep arising rom de-
b'ty, even consumptions, but may be relieved oy
the timely use ofths medicine. Every genuine bot.
ale has .3,iersoa's Cough DROPS stamie on it, and
the directions are all signed by James Sfeaen
These drops generally give ease in most cases OF
coughs, colds, difficulty Of breathing, wbec zng.
tightness of the chest, consumpons and pain IN the
side The aged viii experience reliefequay sgree'
able and instantaneous, even when the lungs are at
frctcd.
rr Be part;cular. as each genuine bottle has
.Ypderson's Cough Drops" stamped on s; and that
each Of the directions are signed in writing BY James
.Nsiis,--no others are genuine.
Price. one dollar FOR large. and y eents Tor small
bottles.
ar The o5eve Medicine is for sale By
SAMUEL w. VINSON,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY.
No. ITO, THAMEs STREET,
who has also tor sale constant supply Of the
best kinds of
Medicines, DRUGS, SIC.
Also sold Wholesale and retail. by George II. Til.
nghast John n. Mason. Providence DR.. Tibbitts,
Warwick Benjamin BatemaA, East-Greenwich /,
Daniel Carpenter. uxbridge; David Farnum, smith
Rest Rowse Babcock. westerly Dr Tillinghast,
Wickford Jeremiah Williams, Warren; Danicl
Brewer. Taunton, (Mass) and the Post Master at
Siatcrsville. May u, 1873.
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SIrHES.

so Dozen Longley's SITHES--jast
received aud for sale BY JOSEPH MAkIiN.
Newport May y. iSSA
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SHOE STORE.
JOSIAH o. RURDlCK,

Ladies' Fancy Shoes Manufacturer. =.
- EsPECTFULLY informs he Ladies Of Newport.
large assortment OF Denmark Satins, plain, figured,
and variety Of colors. OF The srst qualify, for Gus.
tom work lie has just employed several workmsA
from the most approved manufsclories in New.YOrk
and Philadelphia Specimens of their work DO
seen At the old stand. No i24, Thames street fona
OF the Custom House. Apgi ~
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Narrow Rseahe dog, supposed mad, 70
esnJy entered q dwelling. house near BIS'
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-01-07
PART FIRST.


Judgment Hymn" Great God what do see
and hear" M. LUTHER.
Intercession W.P KING.
Observation-Disclosures thy word is past, &c.
Air for his sake, sc.
Recitative-But he shall rise victorious, &c.
Chorus-The Multitude of Angels, sc.
R2citative--Thus they in heaven, &c.
Solo-Why comes not death, &c.
Recitatve-The Great Archangel, &c.
Solo--Eve's Lamentation--Must ! leave thee
Paradise sc.
Chorus-Lament not Eve, &c.
Duetto-With signs the air frequenting, &c.
Observation-Disclosures they in lowest
plight, &c.
Solo--See Father, &c.
Semi Chorus-The Heavenly Choir, sc.
Chorus lIallelujah, Amen, sc.
PART SECOND.
Antbem-strike the Cymbal.
Duett-O lovely peace HANDEL.
The last day whitaker.
Solo-Sound an alarm.
Chorus-We hear and follow thee, &c.
Anthem-Give the Lord the honor.
Duett-Arrayed in clouds of golden light, &c.
Authenticity played in air, &c.
Chorus-How excellent thy name.
Anthem-Sound the loud 1imbrel.
Song-O thou who lowest the desert wild, sc.
Hank the vesper Hymn is stealing.
Nativty-In Heaven the rapturous song be-
gan, &c.
When lost III wonder.
Chorus fnale-Glory be to God on high.
Peterborough, Dec. 5.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-01-07
CABINET FURNITURE.
ENHE Subscriber respectfull,

"a NHE Subscriber respectfully
D. informs the Inhabitants of Worcester,
and the public in general, that he has COM
menced the Cabinet business, OH 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 fiatters himself, that from
heexperience he has had in the business, and
the encouragement he has hitherto received,
that from punctuality, and his most strenuous
exertion to please, he shall still merit the pa
tronage of a 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.
o. The subscriber is constantly manufac-
turing articles in his line, of the best nateri-
ais, and in the most modern style.-The work
manship, is submitted to the decision of i'm
partial judges.
JOHN HlNDMAN.
Worcester, Dec. gath, 1898.
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NJ Nv! b GeF EszyESSS 81
UNI.
No. 76, Court Street, Boston.

NoNTAINING much more hume
S/rous Collections and greater variety OF
entertainments than any other Establishment
in America, continues steadily to increase and
is open for the reception of visitors every day
and evening.
1t will be constantly in the best possible
condition and every exertion made TO render
the visits OF its patrons agreeable. The Mu-
scum VIII be well lighted every evening. In
addition to the various Music ON Organs, Piano
Forte, Musical Clocks, &c. a BAND OF
MARTIAL MUSIC will perform every even
ing.
Having during the last year, purchased the
New-Haven Museum, the Market Museum,
and the Boston Museum, this establishment
now presents to its visitors, one grand CONSOLE
dation of
Ftve Museums united IN One.
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Crockery & Glass
Ware Store.

VSHHE subscriber gives notice
a that he has returned TO his BRICK STORE,
and keeps constant supply of goods in the
above line of business, as cheap as usual
Blue print Tea Sets complete-and all other
articles useful in house keeping-50 doz. Ear
then Dishes, and other articles.
SAMUEL BRAZER.
N. B. One half of said Store to let, well FIX
ed with shelves, counter, sc. suitable for any
mercantile business.
Worcester, Dec. %.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-01-07
Notice..

WILL be leased, or sold, at
AUCTION, on the premises, on Tues
day the twenty third day of March next,
at one o'clock, after noon, an excellent
FARM, containing 200 acres, situated in the
easterly part of the town of Oxford, well
known as the farm, on which has been raised,
for several years past, variety of neat stock,
which has commanded the first premium, al
the celebrated Cattle Shows at Worcester and
Brighton. Said Farm, is very pleasantly stu
ed, and is made up of due proportion O;
pasture, tilage, moving and woodland; has
two dwelling houses, two barns, chaise
house and other out houses, convenient for nj
large Farm. There is, also, an excellent wa
ter privilege belonging to the Farm, which
very much enhances its value. Conditions Of
sale will be liberal, and made known, TO any
one who will apply 10 the owner, living on the
premises.
LEWIS LILLEY.
Og}ord, Dec, 81. 1923. #.
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Worcester, So.

Worcester, IS.
Probate Office, Dec. 25, 1928.
To the Wido7c and Heirs Of JOHN MAY
FARD late Of Lancaster IN SAID County,
Esq deceased, and to oil others concerned
IN the Estate Of SAID deceased,
GREETING.
v on are hereby cited to ap-
IA pear Gfyou see ft) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Barre in said Coun-
ty, on the third Tuesday in January next at
ten of the clock before noon, to show cause
why License should not be granted 10 the Ad-
ministrator TO sell and convey SO much of the
real Estate of said deceased, as will raise
the sum of $4,000, for the payment of debts
and charges; and you will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Regr..
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-01-07
RICH FANCY AND STAPLE
GOODS.

VI GRACE DRAPER, Il, and q
q a Market-street, Boston, has for sale, re-
Gently received, at wholesale or retail,
1000 yards rich gros de Naples silks, black
and coloured
case jet black super French Levantines :;
case plaid and striped Marceline, do.
bale Tartan Plaids, for Ladies' Cloaks
case super French Mourning Grapes;
do. Cd quality, do. do.
1000 fancy silk Head Handkerchief, variety
of patterns;
lease linen Cambricks and Handkerchiefs;
case Al, Sd and Ga cambria muslins, or
crayats;
5-4 double chain black Levantines, for do.
Sd imitation linen cambria cravats
Sd, A and 5-4 White Flannels
Sd and "A double miIled, do. for mems
drawers;
American, French, India and German Silk
Pocket Handkerchiefs
4-4, 9 4, 1914, ia and 1914 Rose Blankets;
As, Sd, Sd, Cd, la 1874, 14-4 Marseilles
and Manchester Counterpanes ..'
Sd superfne black Bombazeens, prices from
dollar 25, to dollars IS cents per yard
case Elegant Furniture Chintz
English and French Cashmere ong Shawls,
prices from So to IS dollars, each;
A, Ga, IA and "a Merno Shawls;
Do. Merino Long Shawls
Black and coloured Pushes, and Plush Trim
mings Do. Cashmere, do.
Green Silk Velvets; black Ribbons, all
widths;
box Thread Lace Edgings;
Black and white, figured and Plain Thule
Laces;
Black and white Seersuckers;
Ladies' and misses short habit Kid Gloves, at
25 cts.
Ladies' super Paris-made, do. at so cts.
Do. Long white, do. do. common;
Do. best quality Paris-made, do. black
"A and Cd super6ne Book Muslins;
Figured aud plain Swiss, do. for dresses;
Ladies' and misses Gipsey Leghoms;
Bed Comforters, prices from SO, to dollars
so cents.
Elegant French Prints;
Scarlet and white Merino Bags:
Do. Merno Points;
Super black French Mafceline F1orences;
Black Concans and Double Pongees;
Gentlemeu's figured and plain Silk Cravats;
3-4 coloured English Bombazeens:
English Grape Lustres for Dresses;
Ladies' black and white Face Wells;
Black and colonred Nankin Grape Dresses;
Black Synchaws and Satns;
Black Satin Gauzes for Ladies' Dresses;
Black trimming Laces;
French Boxes, 9 and a TO the nest;
Mems and women's Wash Leather Gloves;
White Muslin Dresses
Imitation Bomhazeens
Figured, coloured and black Bombazetts;
Al plain Ratinets; do. fgured, orange;
Ladies' black and coloured lined Beaver
Gloves;
Broad Russia Diapers;
3-4 Diaper Napkins;
White Satins; white twilled Silks;
Do. Mazareen blue, crimson and pearl;
Black and white Hooks and Eyes;
Black and coloured Cambricks
Zelias and Zephyrs, sc. sc. &c.
o. II. d. keeps on hand, at all times, a
complete assortment of MOURNING ARTICLES
OF the very best quality.
Boston, Dec. "a.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
ESo be sold at Public VeDdue

" 10 be sold at Public Vendue
u on Wednesday and Thursday the 7th
and 9th of January next, at ten O'Clock A. NJ.
at the dwelling house of Doct. JAS. M'FAR-
LAND JR. late of Rutland, deceased, most
OF the personal property of the said deceased.
consisting of hay, grain, cyder, farming tools,
beds, household furniture, carriages, two hor
ses, one pr. of oxen, twenty four sheep, swine,
&c. &c. Also, the whole of his medical ap-
paratus, consisting Of medicines, books, phi.
ais and instruments of almost every descrip
ton used by Surgeons and Physicians, and
particularly, new case of surgical instru-
ments, in perfectly good order.
Conditions OF sale will be iberal-good Sc
curity required.
***The said medical apparatus will be sold
on the 9Th of January.
POLLY MFARLAD, ! .4dn,inisy
RUFUS PUTNAM, traitors.
Rutland, Dec. 81, 1923.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-01-07
Notice..

sNoR sale on liberal terms, and
n possession given the first of April next,
that noted TAVERN STAND, in Brook
FIELD south Parish, lately occupied by Capt.
Samuel B. Thomas, and now by Charles M.
Deiaad, with land to suit the purchaser.
ALSO,
An excellent FARM with outlands, sc. all
being the property of the late CHENEY REED
Esq.
For terms apply to the Subscriber near the
premises, or to JOHN T. REED, Esq. Boston.
SIMEON DRAPER,
Agent for said Reed.
BrOokfeld, .Nov. S,
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Just Added,

The celebrated Race Horse ECLIPSE.
Also,-A beautiful Cosmoramic
view Of LONDON. showing many OF the large
public Buildings, Bridges, &c. to great advan-
tage, and very much admired by all who have
seen it.
Also,-One very large and re-
spectacle live RATTLE SNAKE, we'll secur
ed in glass case.
LORD WELLINGToN,-A splendid
painting of this distinguished parsonage, from
Sir Thomas Lawrence, is also just added.
Mr.. Joseph M. Stevens, has Just
arrived in Boston, being the most REMARKA-
BILE DWARF, ever witnessed in the United
States. He is in his twentieth year, of perfect
symmetry and proportions, handsome, cheerful
and gentlemanly in his department, and of the
extraordinary small size of 81 1-2 inches high
and "a lbs. aUetght, being perfect man in min
iature. He gains the esteem and respect of
all who converse with him. He will be at
homer every day and evening, during the few
days he will remain in Boston, at this place
and no where else.
Also,-Professor Peck's very Gu
rious and ingeniously contrived CHAIR, by
which he was enabled to travel on smooth
road, &c. after he had lost the use of his limbs.
1t is much admired for its various accomIno-
dations, particularly for invalids.
Also,-The Arabian Bottle made
from the stomach of Camel, and when dis
tended, will hold barrel used to carry wa
ter across the Dtsarts.
THIS DAY ADDED,
A very large Sword Fish,upwards
of IA feet long, with sWORD4 feet inches
long. Nothing of the kind was ever exhibited
IN Boston.
Admittance, IS cents-Season Tickets two
dollars.
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A Bargain
FOR FAR M E e S.

FSsHE subscriber offers for sale
-A the remainder Of his extensive FARM in
Sterling. The quantity of Land is now re-
duced to about 200 acres, consisting of good
proportion of Wood and-Pasturning-Or
charding-Mowing and Tillagc Land, with a
good house and barn nearly in the centre of
the Farm. The construction OF the barn aud
extensive sheds annexed to it, and the adap-
tation of the land to grazing, make this an ex-
cellent sheep Farm. If desired, the subscrib-
er will divide the Farm and sell 100 acres of
The land for pasture either together or in small
er lots to suit purchasers. All, or any part
may be bought low and on a liberal credit
The Farm lies on the County road leading
from West Boylston TO Princeton, three miles
from the village of Surfing, and nine miles
from Worcester.
JOHN w. HUBBARD.
Worcester, Non. 5. f.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-01-07
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December 3.

YHNHE HARMONIC SOCIETY will
4 perform an ORAToRIo, in Westboro' on
Tuesday 18th of Jan. next. They will be as
sisted by Instrumental Music from Boston,
Commences at six o'clock, P. NJ precisely.
Tickets may be had at the Bar Of D. Brigham,
at 25 cents each.