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The Wilmingtonian., 1824-05-13

the North, and that tlcre is something in their
blood which impels TO conspiracy. secret plots,
and to all those scenes which for SO long pc.
rod ensanguined and defled Italy during the mid
die ages"
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-05-13

the Bank of the United States las already onereo
In loan the money at the interest set down IN the
bill. The Commission will expire under the trea.
~ on the 9th Of June next. and should the bill
me ct with no further opposition, it is proban'e
that the money will be ready even before the
claimants will be able to procure their ceru''cate'
of award. 10
SIiOCkJNG.-On Thursday last, man named
William Paradise, residing near MI'lsborough,
Sussex county, Del. was correcting his son, = lao
about II wears Of age, for some fauit winch ne
had COMMUNICATIVE youth resisting, seizeo .nc
weapon. and attempted to run out OF MS reachs
when the aggravated father got his gun anu soo1
him on the spot !--he expired in ABOUT n'eetn
minutes. Here disobedient children have pre-
sentcd to them the fatal result of nsdherence to
the Injunction of Holy Writ" Honour Thy ia
ther and thy mother."-A youth, no doubt un-
prepared, hurled almost instantaneously into e.
ternty: (awful thought!)-And here likewise
too passionate age may learn caution-A man
lost 10 reason in the heat Of passion, perpetrates
deed contrary to the laws OF God and OF man.
CAMBRIDGE (MD) CHRONICLE.
A Gun Powder Plot.-The Richmond Com.
| pilrr states that, a Mr.. Lyon, who was employed
! in finishing contract on the James River Canal,
was aroused from his sleep about o'clock on
Saturday morning last, by negro, who delivered
TO him a small box, saying it was from his friend
Mr. T. and begging him to take care OF It till he
came. As soon as he had delivered the box, the
negro retired with great precipitation. Mr.. l..
placed it under the bed but - singular glimerng
appearing in the room. he proceeded to eSamlae
the box, which he found TO contain slx, or eight
pounds of gunpowder, in small keg' and two
: candles which were burning very low. In y few
&, minutes an explosion would have taken place, and
. Mr. L. might have been blown to atoms. 4,
i, He was sleeping in a temporary cabin on Mo
E banks of the Canal. A man who had been depriv-
ed of the contract Mr.. L. has obtained, has been
i nrre ed on suspicion
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-05-13
WOOL.

A QUANTITY of Wool, Of excellent quality.
n suitable for Hatters, Spinners, and Carpeting
For Sale, cheap for CASH, by
ROBlNSONS' & CO, at their
Morocco Manufsctory, No. SO Market Street,
Wilmington.
5th mo. 9th, 1924. 34-4t.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-05-13
PERNAMBUCO, March 90.

"This province is now threatened with
a civil war which appers inevitable. On
ihe arrival hpte of the Dignities of this
place from Rio Janciro, and the inlelll-
gence of the dissolution of the Brazilian n
Congress, there was rising Of the people.
They had meeting, appointed new gov
ernment in conformity to the plan and
provision of the National Congress, aud
the choice Of President fell on Manuel de
Carvalho. 1t happened that the Emperor
had appointed again, agreeably to his own
system, the very same President that has
been deposed by the people. and he in vir-
tue of his new appointment, exerted self
TO be acknowledged, but the people would
not admit him into power. Then, appear
cd two parties. one for the present chief,
and another for the Imperial one !; till,
finally. the troops in favor of Norgado, on
the Goth. inst. n the forenoon, came out Of
their quarters, arrested the President and
confined him in the Fort Brum, whence
he soon after escaped to Olinda, where
he collected his party. In the afternoon
the troops that had him, departed from thi.
city for the town of Cabo de San Augusta
where the said Morsado had retired tc
unite with him. The peoples Presiden,
re-entered this place on the 2lst, and in
stantly ordered some troops in pursuit oi
the others, and sent some more in success
sion but as yet we have not heard of thei'
encounter, nor have we had any positive
news ofwhat has occurred or what the re
spective forces are; this state of things can
not last long and our fate will be decided
in few days."
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-05-13

A Agreai Taveller.-Jacob Hecvener has
been in the employment Of Mr.. William
Coleman, late Of this borough, and OF his
sons, as stage driver, for twenty-three
wears, part Of the time, he drove fifty miles
per day, part OF the time. twenty-seven
miles, and another part, twenty miles, ma
king upon an average thirty-four miles
each day, which will amount. in twenty.
three years, to the astonishing distance OF
t,oo hundred and eightyfre thousand four
hundred and thirty mills, or nearly equal
to twelve times round the globe.
SchuylkiN Journal.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-05-13

C,ast Iron, Church.-St Georges Church, Liver,
pool. is an object Of considerable architectural
interest for its taste, and as having been nearly
the first cast iron church erected in The Kingdom
The whole of the frame work OF the windows
doors, pillars, groins, roofs pulpit am. 0rma. , ei
tai enrichments, are OF cast IRON. nc ,en9n -
lle feet. The bredth AZ. It is ornamen,ed by a
splendid cast window of stained glass. The tower
raised 70 the hight Of Sc feet. and standing on
hill. the site of An ancient sea-be aeon. is elevated
345 fee, above high water mark. and commands
one Of the finest views in the kingdom, comPre
hendinr the town and shipping OF Liverpool, TIN
estuary Of the Mersey, the level surface OF Ian
shire as far as the eye can trace the prospects
with the craggy hills Of Wales towards the West
and towards the Northeast. the distant noun
tnins of Cumberland and Westmorea and.
Mechanics Mag.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-05-13

SPANISH CLAIMs.-The bill authorising the
Eecre,ary of the Treasury to borrow hve millions
of do,lars at the annual interest Of tour and a
half rer cent to pay the claims under the treaty
with Spain, passed the House Of Representative
on Friday. The Washington Journal states that
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-05-13

The President of the United States has signed
he bill, au,horising the making of certain sur
seys and estimates Of roads and cauaIs.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-06-16
RELIGIOUS CELEBRATION

EVRlENDs to religion, morality &
"a their country, without distinction of sect
or party, are invited to join in celebrating our
National BIRTH DAY, on Monday the 5th of
July next at Vest BoylstOn.
Committee have made. every necessary
arrangement for the accommodation of the
old, middle aged, and the young, of both
seres, who are respectfully invited to attend,
from the neighboring towns.
The exercises Of the day will commence at
eleven o'clock, A. Man address on the oc-
casion will be delivered by the Rev. ]. Board
man of West Boylston.-A dinner will be
provided by Mr.. n. r. Tilton.
09FTickets of admission to the table. so
cents for gentleman gentleman and lady
rs cents.-No provision is made for ardent
spirits.
Clergymen, with their ladies from the
neighboring towns will please TO attend and
accept ticket at the Dinner Table.
PEI order of The Committee.
ROBERT b. THOMAS.
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WORCESTER COFFEE HOUSE
and STAGE OFFICE.
GAMTTET, r. THOMAS IN

go. n w 2 III DE- L IlON1 NO. III
blorms his friends and the Public generally,
that he has recently added TO the former con-
veniences of his establishment, commodius
Bathing House in separate apartments for
Ladies and Gentlemen, wherevisitors may be
at any time accommodated with qrarns and
cold Baths in perfectly retired and conven-
lent situation. The very best of pure Spring
Water, is now brought through pipes for the
use of his house and to supply his Baths, this
luxury in hot and dusty season together
with an ever flowing Soda Fountain, the
choicest of Liquors, well filed Larder and
interchangeable endeavours to render his house
pleasant and agreeable TO his customers, he
fatters himself will ensure a continuance of
public patronage.
Worcester, June 2. 1924.
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REMOVAL.
Dupee & Brigham
q AT 10 e s.

a cQuA1Nr the public and their
INA Customers particularly, that they have
removed from the shop recently occupied by
them in .4len'S RO,p, and taken stand near
ly opposite to the "Ep,porium of Fashion,
where they promise and engage, although
they did not learn their trade in Providence
or Boston, that all endeavours to accommo-
date their customers. will be put in requisi-
ton, for that single purpose.
~ They have on hand, Fashionable TRIM
MlNGs, with which they can furnish their
customers.
TT Work done promptly and faithfully, and
every iaser gratefully acknowledged. -And to
be particular, garments will be cut OF made
when promised, the superior pretentions OF
the Emporium ofFashion, to the contrary not
withstanding.
Worcester, June 9, 1924.
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MINERAL SPRING.
in BROOKFIELD.

VEVHE waters of this Spring have
= been found eficacious for the cure Of va
rious diseases as Gravel, Bilious complaints, In
digestion, Rheumatism and other morbid af-
fections. The water contains combinations of
iron, sulphur, and earthly salts. 1t has been
analysed by Prof. Gorham, who says that it is
more strongly impregnated with Sulphur, than
any other yet discovered in the State.
Attached to it is a Bathing house where
warm and cold baths can be obtained at all
hours ofthe day. The Spring is owned by
THOMAS HENsHAw, who will accommodate
all who visit it to the best of his ability.
CERTIFICATE.
We hereby certify, that many inyalids
have come to reside at the aforementioned
Spring and have been greatly benefited by the
use ofthe water.
TILLY RICE,
JOHN ROMANS,
DAN LAMB.
May 90, 1924.
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Forester Mutual Fire
INSURANCE COMPANY.

EHHE Company are no W ready
n to issue Policies of Insurance uponbuilS-
ings and household 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
tlons of the County, where the. necessary
blanks may be found, and information obtain
ed.
Original subscribers are requested to call for
their policies as soon as may be.
Among the classes of hazards and rai.s a.
premium Tor the term of seven wears arc the
following.
FIRST CLASS. Buildings of one story , :
exposed by adjacent buildings, rs cents =.
500.
SECOND CLASS. Buildings Of two stories
not exposed by adjacent buildings, SLIGO ,or
500. ''0 -
THIRD CLASS. Public Buildings. from y
cents, to 81, so for 800.
FOURTH GLASS. Buildings of one story ey-.
posed by other buildings, from 81 90 to Sl,5I
for 500.
FIFTH CLASS. Buildings of two or more.
stores, exposed by other buildings from 81 ,25,
to $500 tor 500.
SIXTH Glass. Tavern houses, from S1,25,
to $500 for Sl00.
Whenever buildings are occupied for any
of the following trades or merchandise, small
premium, in addition to the above mentioned
rates will be charged, viz.
Printers, Bakers, Chair-makcrs, Carpenters,
Cabinet-makcrs, 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 in which it is kept.
HENRY K. NEWCOMB Sec'y.
+. Worcester, May u, 1924.
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ADVERTISEMENT

NJ Office is hereby given, that
l. Y the Subscriber has been duly appointed
administrator on the estate of LUTHER
NlE, late of New Braintree in the County Of
Worcester deceased, and has taken up
on himself that Fust, by giving bonds as the
law directs. All persons indebted to said
Estate, are hereby called upon to make i'm
mediate payment and all those to whom
said Estate is indebted, are requested to ex-
hiblt their demands for settlement.
DAVID WAIT, Administrator.
.Ne,0 Bra;ntree, May 90, 1924,
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ADVER TISEMENT.

NJ Office IS hereby given, that
4 Y the Subscriber has been duly appoint
ed executrix ofthe last will and testament of
SlLAS PEARSON, late of Westminster in the
County of Worcester, Physician, deceased,
and has taken upon herself that trust, by Civ
ing bonds as the law directs. All persons in
debted to said Estate, are hereby called upon
to make immediate payment and all those to
whom said Estate is indebted, are requested
to exhibit their demands for settlement.
SUSAN PEARSON -EGecutrir.
WcSin,i71ster, May 20, 1924.
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PETER RICHARDSON, I'd.

M GUILD give notice that he
w has formed connection imtrade with
STEPHEN EARL JR. where they now trans
act business under the firm of EARL &
RICHARDSON, at the store lately occupied
by PETER RICHARDSON S 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 e RICHARDSON.
Princeton, April 10, 1924. CIV.
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Il UP @R1WM III
OF rastltoty.
%Ma<
Albert BrOaU1e.
N1RRgMANI TAILOR

- SSse@SN @ Se@AS S(
q ErURNs his sincere thanks to
H. Wthe inhabitants of Worcester and vicini-
ty for the share ofpublic patronage he has re-
ceived, and would also inform them that he
has just received an assortment of Black and
Blue Cloths, Olive do. for Frocl1- Goats, also,
an assortment of Black Silk, Valencia, Toll
nett and Marsailes Vestings of the Newest
Stlle, Denmark Satin and White Drilling for
pantaloons, Tow Cloth and Dowlas Duck
trowses, from rs cts. to 81, 80 complete.
He will furnish Fine and Superfnc Black
Coats from Sl3to $40, made to order.-Blue
do. from S14 to geo, warranted in every par
ticular-Also, few Stocks and Cravat Pads,
Patent Elastic suspenders, Gloves, Trim
mings, &c.
N. B. His work shall be done by the best
of Boston and Providence Journeynlen, in the
medium or extreme of fashion, as he receives
the Boston fashions quarterly and has the
latest for the season.
- Work shall be done equal to any in the
United States at the
Emporium Of Fashion,
Worcester, June Q, 1924.
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THOMPSON KIMBERLY

TIT AS just received, and for sale,
handsome assortment of GOODS.
consisting of BROAD CLOTHS and a good
assortment of VEoTlNGS, together with
TRIMMINGS of all kinds, as cheap as can
be purchased at any other place and of as
good quality.
SFTailorins Business carried on as usual
at his old stand next door south of the Brick
Hotel.
Worcester, June 9, 1924.
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NeW Goods.
1T the Brick Store opposite Rice & Mtlley's.

1T the Brick Store opposite Rice & JNiller's.
THE Subscribers respectful
Il ly inform their friends and the public,
that they have formed a connection in bust
ness under the firm ofLEONARD w. STOW
ELL & Co.
They have justreceived large assortment
of New Goods, which they offer Cor sale on
the most reasonable terms for cash, most kinds
of country produce, lumber, or approved cred
it. viz.
Nankin & Cant. Grapes Parasols and Umbrel-
Plaid and Figd. Silks, las,
Lavantine & Sinchaws Cotton and Worsted
Bonnet Silks. Hose.
Silk Nantes, Silk and Kid Gloves,
Muslins, Shell and Imitation
Muslin Robes, Combs,
Cambria Muslin, Broad Clothes, Ker-
White Irish Linens, seymres & Satnets,
Linen Damaske, English and American
Russia Diaper, Ginghams,
A large assortment OF Steam Loom Shirtings,
new and fashionable Brown Shrtings and
Callicoes. Sheetings, sc. &c.
A good assortment of Crockery and Glass
Ware-W. |. Goods and Groceries-G ennes-
see and Richmond Flour, per bbl.-Nails-
Glass-Sole and Upper Leather, and likewise,
a quantity of new mich Cheese, ofsthe first
quality. LEONARD w. STOWELL.
DAVID STOWELL.
- All persons indebted to the Subscriber
are requested to call and settle with him i'm
mediately. l.. w. STOWELL.
Worcester, May 26, 1924.
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PROPOSALS

NOR building a Town-Iloqse
n in the Town of Worcester, will be re.
ceived until the 18th of June, and contracts
made for Bricks, Lime, Sand, UNDERMINING
and junk stone, Pine timber of one foot square.
Also, for hewing the stone, and for MASON
work. Proposals for the Carpenter work, will
be received from the 9th to the goth inst. Ap-
plication may be made to either Of the sub
scribcrs.
FRED. w. PAINE,
ENOCH FLAGG.
Worcester, June LIST, 1924.
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Masonic FestiUdI.

TNHEG festival of St. JOHN the
N Baptist will be celebrated by the Olive
Branch Lodge at Mllbury on the gath OF
June next. The neighboring Lodges are re-
spectfully invited 10 attic nd.
An address will be delivered by Br. BENZ.
WooD. Tickets may be had at the Bar Of
DR.. WIN. NJ. BENEDICT, for Gentleman and
Ladies. The Procession will form at IL o'clock
A. M.
DANE. TENNEY, Sect. 7
SpIfiOn, May 81, A. L. 5s24.
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29oftrp.
From the National J Journal.
THE WREATH.

''Courts not the cultured spot where roses
spring,
But BLOOMS neglected" OGILvlE.
Lady I'd weave Wreath for thee
wreath for virtues POLISHED brow,
As sweet as ever minstrelsy
In living numbers bade to glow.
But ah the flowers my hand would hold
In verdant wreath to freshly Irvine,
Eludes, like tabled fruit of old,
The rudeness of touch like mine.
My wreaths are all of wild flowers woye,
From Fancy's wasted garden won
Ife'er there blossoms one to love,
Alas! it blooms to fade unknown.
But yet, tits said that fragrance dwells
In briery dell--on mountain wide,
That Natures purest sweetness swells
The breeze that sweeps the mountain side.
THAT breeze is like the dulcet theme
Which. on Eurota's bosom signing,
The Cygnet pour'd to glory's beam
While on the wave the bird was dying.
Ny humble lay-if aught of mine,-
OF Fancy's or of living flowers,
Could in one roseate wreath entwine
To brightly bloom in hallow'd bowers
A Aoral crown, thy brow should grace
OF Colours blended, fair and blushing,
Whose varied sweets, exhaling peace,
Ger the glad heart should e'er be rushing.
AMYNTOR, JUN.
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A. & F. HOWE.
OFFER FOR SALE, AT STORE
No. 3 g 8
INDIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
6Ochests Hyson,
Hyson Skin, q
Young Hyson,
souchong and s
Bohea

DOucd
25 Hhds. St. Croix and Grenada RUM.
40 {" NE. do.
10 Pipes Cognac and Spanish BRANDY,
25 do. and Or. Casks Sicily, Lisbon and
Malaga WINE,
do. Holland GIN,
IS Bbls. Am. do.
Is Hhds. best retailing MOLASSES,
Loaf, Lump, White Havana and Brown
SUGARS,
Shot, assorted sizes,
Best English, Duponts and Com. POW
DER,
Albany, Lorillard's, Macoboy and Rappee
SNUFF,
4-6-9-10-12 and cod. Cut NAILS and
BRADS,
100 Boxes Gx3, IKE and 8xl0 Window
GLASS,
Dry Fish.-No. 1, 2 and MACKERELL,
Winter and Summer OIL,
$50 Bbls. Genessee, !
Howard St. Q;
Richmond c. NJ. 5
Fredericksburg,
Alexandria and
Petersburg
The above with an assortment equal
to any usually kept in w. !. Goods Stores,
will be sold as. low for cash or liberal credit
as can be bought iu Boston.
March 81. SIN.
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. GU are hereby cited to an.

Worcester, SIS.
Probate Office, May 6, 1924.
To the Legatces and Heirs Of JOSHUA HEM
SHAW, late cfShewsbury IN said Coun-.
ty, deceased, and to all others concerned
IN the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VoU are hereby cited to ap-
III pear Gf you see itl at the Court of Pro-
bate, to be holden at Worcester in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in July next, at
nine of the clock, before noon, 10 show cause
why the Executors account of the Admin
istraton Of said Estate should not be allowed.
and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE J. Prob,
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VIM. ID. Fenno,
Gold & SLIDER Smith,

(NEARLY OPPOSITE THE BANK,
III AS just received, in addition
IL to his former stock, English and French
Watches, Silver Spoons, Plated and Britain
ia do. Pearl and Paste Bosom Pins, Paste
Earrings, Jet do. Finger Rings, Fine Gold
Seals and Keys, good assortment of Old
English Razors, Scissors and Penl1nives, Snuff
fers and Trays, Tea Trays, Blocktn Tea
Pots, a variety of Snuff Boxes, Lavender,
Cologne Water, Madagascar Oil, first quality
Shaving Soap, and great variety of small
articles not herein mentioned which will be
sold cheap for Cash.
ALSO, Flutes, Flies, Violin Strings, &c.
~ Particular attention paid to repairing
all kinds of Jewelry.
CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
Worcester, June 9, 1924.
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Vendue.

WILL be sold at Auction, at
w the house Of HEzEK1AH F. STONE in
Rutland, on Wednesday the 10th of June
next, at 9 o'clock A. M. all the personal es-
tate eff Mrs. Lucy stone, late of Rutland, de-
ceased, consisting of Household Furniture, a
quantity of excellent English Hay, &c. &c.
A liberal credit will be given.
ALPHEUS F. STONE, admir-.
May 26. 1924.
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Masonic Celebration.
TRINITY LODGE

Wi ILL celebrate the anniversa-
w ryof ST. JOHN the Baptist, the en-
suing Oath of June, at Sterling. The process
sion will form, and proceed to the Meeting
House precisely at eleven o'clock A. M
where an address viii be delivered by Br.
James G.. Carter of Lancaster. Dinner will
be provided by Mr.. Samuel Davis, and suita-
BILE provision for the accommodation of Ladies'
will be made by Mr.. Jacob Conant. Breth-
rem ofthe Masonic Family are respectfully in
.vited to attend.
Tickets one dollar, to be had at the bar.
Per order Of the Committee of .4rrangen,ents.
SAMUEL RUGG, Secretary.
May 90, A. L. 1924.
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Agricultural Society.
THE members of the WoR-

Viz InCI1DCTS OF TIE w Or
n CEsTER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, are
notified that an adjourned meeting of the So.
ciety will be held at Capt. THOMAS Inn in
Worcester, on Wednesday the Odd day Of
June next, at II o'clock A. NJ.
The Trustees of said Society are also noti-
fed that meeting of the Board, will be held
at the same place, at o'clock P. nj. of said
day, for the transaction of important business
relative to the next Cattle Show.-A pune.
tual attendance is requested.
By Order Of The President.
WILLIAM ID. WHEELER, Rec. Sec.
Worcester, May 81, 1924.
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Ne1U Goods.

n HAMILTON respectfully
~ informs his friends and the public that
he has made some new aTagments in his
Store directly in front of Worcester Bank and
has just received supply 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 coloured 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 Handkerchiefs; fancy Silk do.
imitation Linen Cravats; Printed Muslins !;
black and white, plain and figured Silk Laces !;
Parasols Domestick and West India Goods
and Groceries, all of which will be offered
very low.
Worcester, May ~, 1924. If.