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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-08-04
The Alexandria Baths.

A IKE now in complete order, fitted up in a
"A superior style, and will be ready for the
accommodation of the public on .he eighth OF
May. As this establishment has received the
unqualified appreciation of the physicians, it is
unnecessary to say more in its recommendation,
than, that strict attention will bs given in its
management, and faithful male and female
servants provided. Terms reduced to suit the
times, as tollows-For families 81 for the sea
son single persons So single baths ga cts =;
four baths 81 One half of the subscription
money will be expected in advance, and the
balance on the 10th July.
may ELIZABETH LAWS
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Ali the articles must be Of the best
quality, subject to rigid inspection, and
be satisfactory to the commandants of the
yards.
Persons offering will please state their
erms--
For white oak and yellow pine plank
stud, beams or ash logs-per cubic foot
For ash plank or white pine boards
per 100 superficial feet;
For lignum vita per ton;
For knees-per sided inch
All offers must be addressed TO the
navy commissioners, sealed and endorsed
on the back, so as to designate the the
kind of articles offered for. This is par
tisularly requested, as The commissioners
do not wish 10 open any offers until the
day OF deciding on them shall arrive.
Proposals for furnishing mas;s and
spar timber will be received ill the first
day of September, and for all other tim.
Der till the first day Of August next.
~ To be published in the Boston Patriot,
New-Tork National Advocate, Philadelphia De
mocraiic Press, Baltimore Patriot, Maryland
Republican, Alexandria Herald, Norfolk He
raid, and Raleigh Register. JIG ii
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VARNISH.

bright and black varnish in barrels rece;v.
10 and for sale lay w. L. KENNEDY.
VINO HAS IN STORE,
800 ioaves loaf sugar assorted qualities fox
sale at a very low price
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Of q Superior Qualita,

which, he is determined to sell low for cash, or
on accommodating terms TO punctual customers
He has now on hand some furniture Of good
quality, whIchhe will sell on reasonable terms
Also, q small assortment Of
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CRATE COAL,
CONDITIONS
OF The ALEXANDRIA HERAI. n

l. Five dollars year; half yearly in advance
by town subscribers.
IL. Subscriptions fnr less than six msntas
charged at the rate Of six and a quarter ceupa
each paper.
~. Extra papers six and quarter cents.
w. No paper discontinued until all arrcafl
ages are balanced.
V. ACHIEVEMENTS, not exceeding SQUARE
inserted three times for one dollar and twenty.
five cents for every subsequent insertion: Lar
ger ones in proportion. Advertisements ,ybicI,
have not the Hnnber Of Insertions marked, n,
writing, will be continues I'LL forbid
" B'stfrts 10 the editcr mas1be DOS, paid
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GUNPOWDER.

TIVE subscribers have received, from the
Edenpark Mills, supply of gunpowder Jas
sorted sizes, warranted equal TO any in market.
Which thev offer for sale on accommoda tin .
terms emo % NJ MILLER a. SON 9
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FOR RENT.

TNHE Wharf formerly occupied by captain
4 Clements, adjoining ihe wharf occupied by
Thos II Rowland, esq. Il fronts 60 feet, and
rms back TO Union street. For terms apply to
MAURICE HERBERT,
Who will hire two negro boys, by the year or
month. tf iv2l
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Sixty Dollars Reward.

q Ran away from the subscriber
~ = residing ia Culpeper county, Va.
eE.1T on the night OF the 10Th inst three
E~4y ! negroes-FRANK, JAMES, and
sEsu..IL.ss.la,za BEN F: Frank has very dark com-
plexion, prominent check bones,
an acguelIne nose, snnken eyes, rather a con-
Sumptye form, and has slight cough, and n
conspicuous scar on his lief; wrist, which has oc
caSioned the loss Of Pu,sation in that ARM when
he eloped, hr wore red yarn coat aud white
Uantaloous his age hetweGn 80 aud 10. James
las a i'ght cOmpiexion,is ofIow stature and has
lost most Of his fore teeth; IS apt 20 smile wien
spoken to by trade ii Blacksmith, cooper, and
sione-mason, of which he is very fond of talk
ing. Ben IS black, stout made, with remark
ably thick lips, Snd has a knot or scar ON the
back part Of his head he went or on large
bay horse. The above reward will be given to
any person who will apprehend said negroes and
secure them in any Jail so that ger them again,
or go for either, secured as above.
GEORGE w. s. THORNTON
Thornton H,ii. Va Sppf 2I-06 81
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PHARES THROOP

% ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
4 y the public, generally, that he has com
menced the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS
at his former stand, on the south side of King,
between Alfred and Columbus streets, next
door below the Office OF Newton Keene, esq.
where he intends manufacturing every de-
scriptioD, Of FURNITURE
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AUCTIONS.
On SATURDAY l4TH AUGUST

ST NPN III III UNJUST I
INK BY virtue of deed of trust, 20
fSsTye8 me, from the p, oprietor,I shall sell,
ssssM at public auction, to the highest
bidder, the half squaie of Ground,
with the improvements thereon,
lying on the east side of Washington street, he
tween Oronoko and Pendleton streets, fronting
t23 feet inches on 0ronoko and on Pendle-
ton streets, and 353 feet 9 inches on Washing
ton street This property, which was lately
occupied by Mr.. John Lloyd, is so well known
as not TO need more particular description Of
il 1t is subject to an annual ground rent of
go. The sale will he at III o'clock i'm the
forenoon, and liberal credit win be given on
the purchase money.
jy 20 .. L. McKENNA, Trustee.
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InLY hru. 1901


WIN. J. QUINCY, in connection with his
brother CHARLES f. QUINCY, will continue
10 transact Auction and Commission Business i'm
Portland, under the firm of WIN. J. QUINCY
Il Co. Having made the advantage of large
capital, they will be enabled to make liberal al.
vances on consignments TO their address. For
Information OH our house, would refer to the
gentlemen whose names are hereunto annexed
Messrs. M'Lelian & Chadwick, po,,
L. g. f. Motley, boston
Hon. Asa Clap, }p,,
John Williams, esq. io'''d'"'
Jno. M'clentork. esqs Portsmouth
w. w. Russell, esq. New York.
Messrs David Lewis & Co. }p,,...
Bailey & Willis, rhhaueiphla
Messrs. John III Ladd II Co. Alexandria.
w. G. Ladd, esq. Fredericksburg.
Messrs.J. & L. Carey, Baltimore.
George Johnson, esq. Georgetown.
Nessrs. Maitland, Kennedy {, Co. Norfolk.
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WAS COMMITTED.

WAS COMMITTED,
. TO the jail for the couaty OF
"a ! Alexandria, ID. c. on the 10Th
&SSS5 of June, 1924, as a runaway. a
80 7 negro man, who calls himself
.15u.eI L.. GEORGE PORTER, and says
that he belongs to Mr.. Fry, me-
gro trader, who purchased him of a Mrs Por.
ter, Of Sussex county Delaware, and that he es
capped from his master, last March, near the
state of Aahsma. He is about 3 feet inches
high, well made 80 years OF age, his clothes "A
ragged oznahurg shirt and pantaoons The
owner is requested 10 coHe forward, prove
property, and pay charges, otherwise he viii
he disposed OF the law directs
ANDREW ROUNS AYELL tailor
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CHEWING TOBACCO.
lust received, per steam boat Potomac, 100
o. kegs chewing tobacco, 10 to the pound, OF
Grsy y Pankey's celebrated brand, for sale BY
6mo 10 NJ. MILLER g. SON
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Navy Commissioners Omce.

JuNr 3, 1924.
rENHE commissioners of'the navy viii receive
a proposals for furnishing atthe several biiild-
ing yards the following tir,ber, viz:
Deliverable at Washington.
la pieces white oak logs, 45 feet long and Ii
inches square.
do DO 80 feet long, SO inches diameter.
4 TO 5000 cubic feet white oak plank stocks
to 300O cubic feet yellow pine do.-None 20
be less than 35 and To average 10 feet i'm lengt III
10000 feet white pine plank aud boards ~
and . inches.
1874 dagger and 100 fodging white oak knees
TO side from 10 - inches, bodies feet, arms
o feet.
set masts ana spars entire for IA gun ship,
with I bowsprit
.naininast
2 topmasts
3 top-gallant-masts
/ sprit.sai-, ard
3 top-gallantyards Best heart yellow
) royai.yards piue
I top-sal-yard
! flying .jib-boom
! spanker do
9 fore-top'steering-
sail
$50 small spruce spars 81 TO 10 feet long
los do do of inches diameter
Deliberate at Boston.
I75000 feet white pine boards
Deliverable at Portsmouth, W II.
$500 cubic feet white oak logs for caps, tres.
sic trees, &c.
Deliverable at .Mey York.
1000 cubic feet white oak logs--none less
than go feet and TO average IS feet long.
3 to 1000 cubic feet white oak logs, for gun
carriages, &c.
3 to 1000 cubic feet ash logs and plank.
q r-..s IL ..-H.
none to be less than 80 and to average 10 feet
in length
Is yellow pine pump logs not less than 90 feet
long l6 to % inches diameter.
~ tons lignum vita large sizes
front fishes
4 after side fishes
o SidetTees
2 main op- inasts
halfman yards 'e"o" P'"e
sprit-sai do
I spanker boom
2 mizen spiDdles
300 To 300 small spruce spars, 81 TO Is fl long
$50 TO 200 do do of 4 inches in diameter
lS4 dagger, pa lodging, white oak knees to
side ana inches.
Deliverable a. PHILADELPHIA.
to 10000 cubic white oak plank stocks, Is
to $500 do do yellow pine do ,--None less than
% and to average 45 feet in length
$500 DO inch ash plank
Toto 10000 superficial feet white pine plank
and boards and Q inches.
6l3 knees TO side from TO IL inches, bodies
feet arms D.
cheeks for head. -F.
Deliverable at Goshors, Yirginid.
10000 cubic feet w. oak dIank stocks, 10000
do do yellow pine do DO None less than SO and
TO average % feet in length,
90 beams from 43 to 81 feet inches long,
| sided l61 and le1 inches, mould I24 and To-
1913 beams from 81 to 45 feet long, sided Ia
! 10 ~ inches, moulded / to 10 inches.
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Fancy md Windsor Chairs.

~ All ORDERS from town or country for
any article in the advertisers line Of business
will be thankfully received, and promptly at
tended to. Vo e
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REMOVAL.

IL EMOV AL.
MFRS MARGARET G FARMER, has removed
1sA to the commodiou. house on Prince street.
formerly kept as a house of EN- ertainment,
next door to the Farmers Bank, which she has
fitted up IN a handsome style for the reception
of company. She intends being provided it'll
all the deIicacies of the season.
u Ten or twelve genteel BOARDERS can
be accommodated, on terms suited to the times.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-05-19
FEMALE CLASSICAL
S mN,llIrI N Alb Y
AT WORCESTER.

II ME subscriber, in again Of
r fering the benefits ofhis SEMINARY to
the public, has the pleasure OF stating, that
he has enlarged and systematizeG his plan,
and that he now proposes giving a regular
course of instruction to YOUNG LADIES ONLY,
in all the branches that are taught in Acade-
mics, or that may be judiciously selected from
Collegiate course, together with painting,
needle work, music and the Latin and French
languages.
He has engaged the assistance of MISS C.
SPRAGUE, a Lady OF distinguished Literary
attachments, and his Seminary will now have
the combined advantages of a Lady's and a
Gentleman's Instruction. The pupils will be
so arranged, that the number of classes will
not exceed three or four, which will afford
peculiar opportunity for particular and care
full instruction.
Price of Tuition $40 per Quarter-Board
50 per week.-Summer Quarter to commence
June 18th.
BENJAMIN F. FARNsWORTH.
Reference to
Hon. Leri Lincoln.
Hon. A. B'gelo10.
Rec. DR.. Bancroft.
Req. J. Going.
Worcotsr, May 5, 1894.
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BOSTON
Military Store.
Davis, w atson G Co.

No. MARLBORO'ROW, & No. MILK St.
OPPOSITE THE OLD SOUTH,
e AVE received by late arrivals,
i 3 large addition to their stock of MILL
TARY GOODS, consisting of
Gilt and Plated solid Scabbard SWORDS,
Gilt and Plated leather scabbard, do.
Cavalry and Artillery Brass Mounted, do.
Brass and Iron Barrell Pocket and Holster
PISTOLS,
Extra fine SILK SASHEs-Cotton and
Worsted, do.
Rich Gold, Silver, Plated and Gilt EPAU-
LETS,
Gold, Silver and Gilt Wings,
Gold, Silver, Plated and Gilt SWORD
KNOTS, Hat Resets and tassels, Coun-
Ter Straps, I4aces, Brocades, Fringe,
Braid and Cord,
Nulture and common PLUMES of every de-
scription,
BELT aud CAPPLATES, Scales s. Chains
Swiycls and Buckles,
BUTTONS, Eagles, Stars and ornaments O.
all kinds,
SPURS, BITS & BRADOONs and stirrups
SWORD BELTS and a great variety o
Military Hats and Caps.
01The above goods are offered, at reduc
ed prices, and on liberal terms, by WHOLE
SALE or Retail-Companies supplied on tie
best terms.
Boston, April %, 1924. At.
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Worcester
Mutual Fire Insurance Company.

Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
YHsHE Company are now ready
e to issue policies of insurance upon build
ings and house hold furniture, within the
County of Worcester. Application may be
made at their office over the Worcester Bank,
or to their agents appointed in different Sec
tions of the County, where the necessary
blanks may be found & information obtained.
Original subscribers are requested to call
for their policies as soon as may be.
Among the classes of hazards and rates of
premium for the term of seven years are the
following.
First Glass. Buildings of one story not ex-
posed by adjacent buildings, 70 cents for 500.
Second Class. Buildings five stories not
exposed by adjacent buildings, 81 90 for 500.
THIRD Glass. Public Buildings, from 75cts.
to 81, so for 800.
Fourth Glass. Buildings of one story expos
ed by other buildings, from 81, 90 to 81, 80 for
500.
Fifth Class, Buildings of two or more sto-
RES, exposed by other buildings, from 81, % to
$500 for 500.
Sirth Glass. Tavern houses, from ,25 to
$500 for 500.
Whenever buildings are occupied for any
OF the following trades or merchandise, small
premium, in addition to the above mentioned.
rates vii! be charged, viz.
Printers, Bakers, Chair makers, Carpenters.
Cabinet makers, Livery Stables, Glass and
Earthen ware, Booksellers stock, Apotheca-
ries or Druggists, Groceries including spirit
GUS liquors, Painters, sc.
Furniture will be insured at the same rates
as the houses would be i'll which it is kept.
HENRY X. NEWCOMB, Sec'y
Worcester, May 70, 1924.
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Insurance.
FavHE' SPRINGFIELD FIRE INsUR

FHvHE' SPRINGFIELD FIRE INsUR-
d ANoE COMPANY, have appointed Mai
SIMEON BURT of WORCESTER, their Agent
and Surveyor for the town of Worcester and
its vicinity, and solicit, through him, share
of the public patronage. This Company
have been in full operation for nearly year.
Their Capital is all paid in, in Cash, and is
well vested, principally in public stocks.
They will make Insurance on all kinds Of
sndnutactOyies and other property, to the Z,
mount of $4,000 on any one risk, and on
terms as favourable as those of other Offices in
the Country. And the Directors pledge them
selves to an honourable and fair management
Of the concerns ofthe Institution.
JOHN HOOKER.
ISRAEL E. TRASH,
MOSES BLISS,
IONA. DWIGHT, Directors.
GEO. BLISS jr.
MINER STEBBENS
BENJA. DAY,
GEO. BLISS Jr. Secretary.
Springfield Feb. %, 1924.
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From the Chester Chronicle.

FFOW IKE CUGSteT SNFONGCUs
SONG.
The life Of an Editor is worse than a slaves
Close study has brought many man to the
Fer The good of mankind they employ ev'ry
hour,
Oft despised by the world, and called crusty
and sour
ilosophy-Astrology
Botany-Conch3logy
Surgery--Tautologyy
Optics-Demonology
Geography Chronology,
History Mythology,
Drawing-Phisiology
Electricity--poxology,
Algebra Vermiology,
Tithmetic-Apology,-
Oh, the life of an editor is worse than a
Slaves.
Their heads must be cramu'd like booth in
fair,
And like BARRIERS, must suit every man to a
hair
And when, which is frequent, involved in
dispute,
They must flourish away, their foe to confute.
DithyrambIcs--and lamhics,
Trigonometry-Geometry,
erspective-Invectjve,
ANY weIght--from Pennyweicht,
Physic Observation-Disclosures
Cosmography-Biography,
Mechanism-cause OF Schism,
Hydrostatits-Mather atcs,
Observation-Disclosures,
Criticisnt-Witticism,-
Oh, the life OF an editor is worse than a
Slaves.
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25oetrp.
FROM THE BOSTON TELEGRAPH,

FROM THE BOSTON TELEGRAPH.
TO THE MEMORY OF PROF. FISHER.
Rise Spirits ofthe deep,
Hover Ger the riplng wave,
That marks the deep and wa:ery grave
Where Fisher sleeps!
Rise, Spirits ofthe deep!
Who like airy shadows roam,
Where the breakers dash and foam
Or DER the dark blue waters fly,
And join the sea CULTS boding cry
Here pause and list j.!
Every dashing wave you hear,
Is deep and flooding tear;
Every breeze that sweeps his grave,
Is the sigh that sorrow gave
To him that's dead.
Rise, Spirits of the deep!
Chaunt, chaunt the requiem song
The slow and solemn notes proong
Thou bowling wind, forbear!
Nor break the deathlikc air
OF breathing melody.
Twas not the warriors fame
That glisten'd round his name;
IT'S friendships tears depiore him;
Loves balmy signs breathe DER him,
In silent grief.
Say, Spirits ofthe deep!
Why pluck so fair a flower?
Why blast, in one short hour,
Him, on whose noble head
Fair virtue ever she'd
Its brightest ray?
Say, Spirits of the deep!
The man whose lofty soul
Could towering thoughts control,
Why lies he here
List, Spirits of the deep!
Circle charm round the holy dead,
As he slumbering lies on his coral bed,
Peace, peace to his soul let the requiem
sound,
And calm the swell Of the surges around
Peace to the dead
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NeW Goods.
4 HAMILTON RESPECTFULLY

4 HAMILTON respectfully
L - informs bis friends and the public that
he has made some new arragmcnts in his
Store directly in front of Worcester Bank and
has just received a supply of Spring and Sum-
mer goods among them are plain Levantine
Silks; black and slate figured do. for Mourn
ing Lace Wells plain and figured Swiss Mus
Inns; Long and short white kid gloves; col
cured do. Black and coloured Beaver do. Gros
de Naples Silks, various figures and colours
white and coIoured pressed Grapes; Silk and
Barrege Nantes; imitation Merino, Grape
and Cotton Shawls; Linen Sheetings, do.
Shirtings, grass bleach; Silk and cotton pock-
ct and neck Handkerchief; fancy Silk DO.
imitation Linen Cravats Printed Muslins
black and white, plain and figured Silk Laces
Parasols Domestck and West India Goods
and Groceries, all of which will be offered
very low.
Worcester, May IL, 1924.
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Notice.

TNEE Copartnership heretofore
u existing under the firm of PETER RICH
ARnsoN s. Co. is this day by mutual consent
dissolved. All demands due against said Firm
will be paid by PETER RICHARDSON I'd. Also
all unsettled accounts will be adjusted, and
debts, for time, received by him.
RUFUS BULLOCK,
PETER RICHARDSON2 Cd.
Princeton, April 10, 1924.
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Princeton.

FEHo be let out to make a Car
"a riage Road from the foot of the West
side ofthe Wachusett hill to the top being a.
bout 42O rods varying in width from Cd to 40
ieet according to the plan or survey which has
been taken-the price to be regulated by the
Road and width.
Particulars may by known be application to
Mr. CYRUS JONES at the sign Of the Wa
cbusett Hotel at the four corners so called in
said town.
Princeton, May 10, 1924.
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Worcester, SIS,
Probate Office, May 6, 1924.
To the Wido1c and Heirs Of Or1s TAFT,
late Of Cranston, State ofRhode Island,
deceased, and to all Others concerned
IN the Estate Of SAID deceased,
GREETING.
VoU arc hereby cited to ap-
Il pear (ify you see ft) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Uxbridge in the County
of Worcester, on the fourth Tuesday in May
next, al one of the clock after noon, to show
cause why the accounts Of the Administration
of said Estate should not be allowed; and
you will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob,
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PETER RICHARDSON ID.

VA GUILD give notice that he
w has formed connexion in trade with
STEPHEN EARL JR. where they now trans
act business under the firm of EARL &,
RICHARDSON, at the store lately occupied
by PETER RICHARDSON e. Co.
They now offer to their friends and the
public as good an assortment of ENGLISH,
w. |. and AMERICAN GOODS, Crockery,
Glass, Hollow and Hard WARE as can be
found in the vicinity, and at such prices as
cannot fail TO give Observation-Disclosures OF
all kinds taken, and liberal credit given.
Good AMERICAN BRISTLES wanted, for
which fair price will be given.
EARL & RICHARDSON.
Princeton, April 10, 1924.
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PAINTS, DYE-SIUFFS.
AND MEDICINES.


AMC,sksT.oD- 600 gallons ia
- - ''i>' - panV arnish,
don White Lead 1000 lbs .Upton's Glue,
do. Red do. 100 doz. PANT Brushes,
Az do. French Yellow, 10 tons Logwood,
25 do. Venetian Red, lis do. Fustic,
80 do. Spanish Brown,H3 do. Nicaragua.
so do. Linseed Oil, 9 do. Redwood,
) tons Whiting, $50 bbls. Ground Cam
Is bbls. Spirits Tur wood, lockwood ,Fus-
p2ntne, tic, and Nicaragua,
1000 lbs. Verdigris. 90 bbls. Alum,
500 lbs. do in Oil, 1870 do. Copperas,
l5OOlbs. FrenchGreen, Is do. Blue Vitriol,
very superiour for 25 carboys Oil do.
Blinds, 1900 lbs. Annatto,
900 lbs Chrome yell 1000 lbs. Madder,
low, 300 lbs. Red Tartar,
800 lbs. Prussian Blue, 900 Teazles,
500 lbs. Stone Yellow, lis tons Clotheirs' Plates.
cases Eermiilon, 800 gallons Olive Oil,
1000 lbs. Gum Copal, 500 lbs. Nutgalls,
500 gallons Copal Var $50 doz. Clothiers'Ja lacks
nish, 100000 Tenter Hooks.
800 boxes Boston, Bristol, Crown, and
Chelmsford WlNDOW-GLASS-all sizes.
Aloes, Anthony, Aquafortis, Arrow-Root,
Balsam Copavi, Peruvian Bark, Borax crude
and refined, Campnor, Columbo, Canthar-
ides, Cochineal Cream Tartar, Castor, Gum
Gambogc, Gums Arabic, Opium, Assafntida,
Tragacanth, Jalap, Ipecac, Isinglass, jumpers,
Mamma, SIENNA, Castor Oil, Pinkroot, Quick
silver, EPSON Salts, Saffron, Snakeroot, Seneca,
Sponge, Spermaceti, Sem Annis-with an ex-
tensive assortment of
Pants, Drugs, and Dye-St0S,
For sale, at the very lowest prt es, for cash or
credit, wolesale.or retail, by
BRIGHAM g DELANO,
No. so Union Street,
BOSTON,.
May 70, 1924. 3m.
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Worcester, SIS.
Probate Office, April %, 1924.
To The Widou and Hears of DAVID
DICKINSON, late Of Petersham IN sad
County, deceased, and to all Others
concerned IN the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VoU are hereby cited to APP
Il pear Gfyou see ftj at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Templeton, ~ said
County, on the twentieth day # May next,
at ten Of the clock, before noon, to show
cause why License should not be granted, to
sell and convey SO much of said deceased's
real Estate, as will raise S649 90, for the pay
ment of debts and charges; and you will be
heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Regr.