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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-28

I'D virtue Of writ Of venl exponas directed, will
P be exposed 70 public sale, at the house Of General
James Wolfe. in Chrisiiana hundred, Saturday the 4
OF March next, at O'Clock, r. NJ the following desert.
bed plantations tracts of land situate, lying and being
in the hundred Of Brandywne and county of Newcastle
TO wt:-No. adjoining lands Of Alexander Hand, Will
liam Young, and others, with franc dwelling house,
store house, frame barn. slaughter house. granary cart
house, and young orchard thereon erected containing
by colnputatOn fOrtyseven acres or less: NO 9
adjoining lands of Hartman Taey, Henry Stdham and
Others with frame dwelling house, stone barn, stone
blacksmith shop and orchard containing by computations
twelve acres less Seized and taken execution
as the property OF John Pyle.
Newcastle, February 60, 1926 27-4t
ID virtue of writ Of vend exponas to me directed,
ID will be exposed to public sale, the house of Joseph
Person, in Chrlstiana Hundred, Saturday the 4th OF
March next at o'clock, NJ the following described
lot OF ground, situate Chsana hundred and county OF
Newcastle, to wit fronting Kent street twenty feet
between Shpey aud Orange streets, in the Borough of
Wilmington, and adjoining lots Of John MCluAg bella
Doras and extending seventy feet back Joshua Woas
tons line containing by computation fourteen hundred
square feet less Seized and taken in execution
as the property of WiRiam Montgomery.
Newcastle, January IL, 1926 23-4t
u virtue Of writ Of levar facias to me directed vii
10 be exposed to public sale, the house of David Arm
strong Chrlstana bridge, in White Clay Creek hundred
on Friday the 10th of March next at o'clock, p M al
those certain Mills mill seats, tracts of land plantations
lots or pieces of ground and messuages situate, lying
being in the hundreds of White Clay Creek and Newcastle
Newcastle county and State of Delaware late the
of Joseph Israel ESQ., deceased Together with all ant
singular the improvements and appurenances thereunt,
belonging seized and taken in execution as the proper
Iyof
Newcastle, Feb. 4, 1926. 2S--yt
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-28
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
PROTECTION.

Delaware Fire Insurance Company,
Office No. 81, Shipley-st. between Front & Second
ENIS Company has commenced Insuring against Losshy
Il Fire, and inland transportation Of goods, with capital
of One Hundred Thousand Dollars.
The President and Directors are ready to receive
applications for insurance against Loss by Fire, every
description of Buildings in general Merchandise; Ships
in Port, and their Cargoes Household Furniture and 9th
personal property also, against loss damage bn
land transportation oSoods wes merchandise and
try produce.
Companies in the Cities of Philadelphia or New York
Parties assured, may rePose the fullest confidence in the
soldy Of its capital, and that all losses will be promptly
adj dusted by the company.
ConxEIrus j. BLASEr is Agent to survey propertyobs
insured, for the town and vicinity of Newcastle.
Directors.
William Chandler, David c. Wilson,
John Patterson, Joseph C. Giipn,
David Bush Joseph Grubb.
WILLIAM SEAL. President
DANIEL BYRsEs, Secretary.
Wilmington, 5thmo. (May,) 90, 1925. 49,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-28
FOR SALE OR RENT.

A FRAME BUILDING in Market Street, in this Borough
IN he Bridge, eighteen feet in front, and eighty
feet Deep heretofore used Nail Factory; togeheI WIN
quantity of machinery for that business II 1t shod DC
wanted not sold at private sale, or rented previous
the 18th of March next will then be offered at pubic
sale, at O'clock NJ at the house Of Thomas A. Rogers
The opposite side Of the street Possession VIII be gwen
on the 25h of March next Inquire Of Thomas Garrett, in
the building, Samuel Newn, blacksmith at the next
door. Conditions at sale. JACOB HADDoCh
Eeh 81 27-6t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-28
FOR SALE
At J, Wilson'S Bookstore, No. los, Market Street,
POOR WILLS POCKET ALMANAC FOR 1926

at j. WilsonS Bookstore, No. 105, Market Street,
POOR WILLS POCKET ALMANAC FOR 1926.
ysNIs little Almanac very portable it has the Calendar
Interviewed with fine writing paper for memoranda and
heads Of departments the members of Congress- and Of the
Legislature of Penn Circuit Courts of the United States,
and IF the OF Penn Census of 1890 and compendi.
list Of the Roads throughout the United States
Agricultural German and variety of common Almanacs
Fneys Pocket Map Of the United States for Travellers,
Do. Of Delaware and Maryland
tieod Browns Grammar,
hurray's English Reader to which prefxed, the DE.
intions of Infections and Emphasis and Rules for Read
.hse principles the pronunciation Of written Language
tire infections, well emphasis, also actually appl
cd BY sensible characters and agreeaby to the directions
N aimed in the Key, the whole of Mr.. Murrays seec
tens BY NJ. r. Bartlett author of :" The Practical Read
er &c" Fourth Edition.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-28
State Of Delaware, .Nsw Castle County, set.

State Of Delauare, .New Caste County, Sct
To the next Of kindred of Benjamin Griffith late Of said
county, deceased.
You are hereby notified to be and appear before the
Register for The Probate Of Wills and granting Letters Of
Administration in and for said county, his Office in New
Castle Saturday the fourth day Of March next at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ show why letters Of administration
should be granted the estate Of said Benjamin Grlf
filth, deceased.
Given under my hand andseal Of Office at New Cas-.
tie, in New Castle County aforesaid, this 23d day
tl Of February in the year Of Lord one thousand
eight hundred aud tweny-six.
EVAN H. THOMAS.
99-3. Repisfer of Hills
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-28
FOR RENT OR LEASE.

EsssA A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE and Kitchen, with
Agaa well Of good water at the door, together with
hree acres Of and, III good state Of cultivation which
number Of choice fruit trees This property is in
healthy part Of the borough. being Pasture Street. be-
tween Hanover and Broad Streets adjoining lands of Joshua
Wollason and Thomas Massey. Possession may be had
the 25th Of March next Inquire Of
JOHN COLEMAN, Agent.
Feb 49, 1896 25-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-28
Notice to Manufacturers.

PROPOSALS. will be received at this Office, to furnish
for the use of the United States Army for the year
1896 the following enumerated articles Of American Manu-
fac,ure
Leather Caps and Leather Stocks,
Blue Coh dyed in indigo, Ga wide,
Gray Twilled Cloth ga wide,
Cotton Drifting uubleached, and 7.8 wide,
Cotton onirtng do 7-8 wide,
Flannel OF cotton and WOOL and 7-8 wide,
Wooen Halt Stockings, Germantown manufacture, per
dozen pairs,
Woolen Foot Socks do. do.
Wooden Gloves, do. do.
Laced Boo,tees, per pair,
Shoes per pair,
SPADES and Shovels, per do2cn--snd
Dulms, complete.
TO be delivered at the United staes' Arsenal near
Philadelphia and to be subject 10 strict inspection Sam
es of The foregoing articles will be exhibited at this Of
ice and patterns Of wooen and cloths will he trans
1nted to those manufacturers who may apply for them
accompanied by such information shall be asked for
The proposals must be in writing, sealed and endorsed
.pruposals and will be received until the 4th Of March
1876 c. IRVINE
Commissary General Of Purchases
Commissary Generals Office.
Philadelphia, February 6, 1896. 24-7t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-28
COURT OF CHANCERY
AND ORPHANS, COURT

NOTICE is hereby given. that in obedience to an A.,
IN the General Assembly. entitled GA further sum,
mebt to the act, entitled act to alter the times f h
ing the Courts Of law and equity in this Siate passeS v
Dover the 9th day of January 1896 The Cour, Of c
cery will be held the Town of in The Co
of Newcastle Monday the 9Th day of February ns
and the Orphans Court Of the said County will also BE- hs
and there held-and all Bills Answers Pleas Wrs c"e
missions Orders and other Processes relating TO anv S
Appeal Decree Petition other matter or proceeding
each Of the said Courts be then and there ret,
DAVID PAINTER, Register in Chancerp" srv"eu
MATTHEW KEAN. Clerk Orphans' CON-,
Newcastle, Jan. 81, 1896. 92-qt
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-28
Valuable Property.

H8 llR H'iN be Sold, at Public Sale,
s4e8 On Saturday the 1lth day OF Maiea s
next, at p. at the house of Mr.. James Jeierles I
large three story brick and dwelling in East oeod
street, opposite the lower Market house, lately occuP
by John II. Vaughan grocery store The apete en.
one of the best situations in the place for any knd Of uu1
ness. The dwelling sroomy and convenient, with la'es
persons wishing 10 purchase can at any tme view t
property by applying the premises Possession WIN
given the 25th day Of March next, 1896 The e,h
will be, $1,000 may Gf desrable) lay mortgage on u
property, the balance to be paid when deets msoe sH'
clear title piven.
ALSoAt the same time and place, will be sold 30 ~
expired lease of years from the 25ih of March next
suing, the frame store and brick dwelling ADJOINING W.
above described property. Particulars at SALE !, ..
Feb "a. So-o.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-28
SEALED PROPOSALS

EKJILL be received for building an ACADEMY at Mid
w dleown. Delaware, until The 1st of April next at
O'Clock, p. NJ The build to be OF brick two stores
and thryhree feet long in the clear hall Of ten feet
wide through the centre, with cellar under the whole
be built ofthe hes, materials and finished in plain og
substantial manner It is expected that the proposals wl
state the terms for building the whoe and also the terms
for the brick work and for the wood work sepaate-au
be accompanied with such plans the persons offering
would be willing to complete. The proposals to be Gu
dorsed-Proposals FIR building academy at dasS|s
and directed to r. MANSFIELD
NIiddletown Feb, % 1896 28-1N
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-28
FOR SALE,
TO LET.

story brick house, No. l04 in shpley street. and
"A possession givel the 2jh March next.
Also-a room No. l05 fronting Market street. Pos
session will be given same time as above Inquire of
Jan 81 VIII SON
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-28
FAMILY EMPLOYMENT.

YEvEN families immediately wanted in Cotton Factory.
Persons acquainted with the various branches Of spa.
ning and Power loom weaving preferred Apply for
further particulars, to John r. BRINf.Kl ~
Wilmington, Del, Jan. ., 1896. l3-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-28
nee. 6. 1s2S.
CHEAP GOODS.

WILLT.9lT & SAMUEL .WCaULLEY
ID EG leave inform the public that they have commen
Id ced business at ". .PCauleys old stand near The
Brandywne Flour Mills. where they have constantly on
hand, wholesale or retail,
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
China, Glass, Queensware, Earthen Ware, Hard Ware
Drugs, Psnts Oils, Nails by the keg, Lime, Pork, Lard
HAMS Salt. Shoes. Leghorns, Sea 5ores Wines, Spirits
Cordals, &c, of the best quality, all Of which will be soil
on the lowest terms, for cash acceptances.
N. b. All persons indebted to the late firms Of W
MCsuley, and s. MCulley Co. will please call and
settle their accounts above.
April &C. 1895. 41-1y
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-28
ADJOURNED SALE.

ebruary II, 1926.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-04-19
D(en.

In this town, on Thursday last, after short
Illness, Miss Clarissa Goddard, youngest
daughter of Elder Luther Goddard, aged 90.
In Ward, on the 18th inst. Col. Jonah
Goulding, aged p.
In Sutton, on The 9th inst. Mrs. Elizabeth
WheeloclS, wife Of Mr.. Jefferson Wheelock,
and daughter of Mr. Isaac King, aged %.
In Bare, Feb. %, Mrs. Mary Gorham, wife
Of Mr.. John Gorham, aged 60.
AT Phillipston, Miss Nabby Baldwin, aged 80.
In Leicester, on Thursday morning last,
Miss Lucretia Waite, aged 90. She was the
victim of consumption, whose ravages upon
her constitution were long and distressing.
By her death, a widowed mother and other
friends to whom she was endIared by her vir-
tues, are left in deep affection. Printers an
franklin County, Mass. are requested TO tnsert
this notice.
10 Providence, on Wednesday evening last,
Mr.. Peleg A. Bufum, second son~of the Hon.
Thomas Buffum. in the 2lst year of his age.
In New-Haven, Comm November, 1925,
Farley II. Smith, son of Capt. Thomas Smith,
OF Sutton, aged SO.
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Marrtf0,

In Ward, on the 18th inst. Mr.. Isaac Will
lard, Jr. of Worcester, to Miss Betsy Part
ridge, ofthe former place.
In Thompson, (Con.) on the 23d inst. by the
Rev. James Grew, after long and tedious
courtship of about six weeks, Mr.. Nelson Peth-
taplace 10 Miss Hannah Bixbys all of Thomp-
son.
Ia Hampton, Va. Capt. William Whitfield,
aged t'cnlty one gears, to Miss Mary Armand,
aged ni'ety .fi0e gears!
In Cornwall, Con. Mr. Elias Boudinot, a
Cherokee Indian, to Miss Harriet r. Gold,
daughter of Deacon benjamin. Gold.
Bright and 1fght.--In New-Orleans, on the
18th ult. Mr.. l.. Bright, of Boston, to Widow
Catharne Tight, of Ireland.
Ii. Carver, by Jno. savery, Esq. Mr.. Joseph
Bent, to Miss Mary Bumpus.
After many serious rumpous,
Joseph Bent married Mary Bumpus-
For she had born to him two children,
That had not had father till then!
". Bedford paper.
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.oGOGRIPH.-BY MRs. BARBAULD.


For mans support came at first from earth,
But man prevents the purpose of my birth
Beneath his plastic hand new forms | take,
And either my services partake;
he flowing lawn, in stricter folds hold,
And bind in chains unseen each swelling fold;
The band beneath the double chin / grace,
A nd formal plants that edge the Quaker's f,ce;
BY me great Bess, who us'd her maids TO Gu #,
Shone in the dignity of full qufd ruff
Such is my whole but parted and disjoin'd,
New wonders in nv varying form you'll find
What makes the Cit look big with conscious WORTH
What bursts from pale surprise or boisterous
mirth;
The sweep Rialto forms, or your fair PROV
The fault to youthful vaIor we allow
A word by which possession we denote,
A letter high in place and first in note
What guards the beauty from the searching ray /,
What little master first is taught to say;
Great natures rival, handmade, sometimes foe;
The most pathetic counterpart of "Ohl"
he whiskerd pilferer; and her foe demure
The lamps unbrought which light the houseless
poor;
What bore-famed heroes through the ranks of
war;
What's heard when falls from high the ponderous
jar;
What holy Paul did at GamaIieIis feet
What Bavius writes, what schoo-boys love to eat /;
Oh eager gamesters what decides the fate;
The homely rough support of Brtans state;
w hat join'd to q been" is fatal to toast
What guards the sailor from the shelving coast
The stage whence villains make their last ha-
rangue;
What in your head and bones gives many pang /;
What introduces long .tail'd SMILES
A proposition that to place agrees;
stately animal in forest bred;
tree that lifts on high its lofty head;
What best III binds the weary students mind;
beauteous fish in northern lakes we find;
A grateful blemish on a soldiers breast;
All these are in my single name exprest.
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Worcester IS. Probate Office, April 4, 1896
10 The Heirs Of Mary MAcPHERsoN, late of
Petersham, IN said County, deceased, and 10
all others concerned in the Estate Of said de-
ceased, GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited TO appear (if
you see fit at the Court Of Probate to be
holden at rempleton, in said County, on the
day OF May next, at ten of the clock.
before noon, TO show cause why the Instrument
which purports to be the last Will and Testament
of said deceased, should noe be approved and you
will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, T. Pros.
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C.ANAL.

A respectable Meeting of Gentlemen,
from Massachusetts and Connecticut, was
hoiaen at Thompson, (Con.) on the 9TH inst.
IN Compliance with an invitation from the
'2ulnnahaug Canal Association. The object
OF this meeting was TO consult on the practical
bility and expediency of constructing Canal
from Boston TO Norwich, (Con.) by the way
of Charles River, and to communicate with
Worcester and Providence, by lntersecting the
Blackstone Canal.
Hon. AARON TUFTS, of Dudley, was call
ed to the chair; and DR.. NATHANIEL Mil
LER, of Franklin, was chosen Secretary.
Upon mature deIiheration, it was
Resolced, to adjourn the meeting To- Friday
the 2lst inst. then 10 meet at Jotnson's Tav
ern, in Medfeld, at ore O'Clock, P. NJ.
Also, ResoIred, to extend an invitation
through The newspapers, to all who may fee
disposed to attend said meetings, and lend tc
the undertaking the aid of their information
and advice.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
KENTUCKY.

Georgetown, March "a. We learn from a
gentleman who left Frankfort early yesterday
morning, that the case of Beauchamp (the sup
posed murderer of Col. Sharp,) was before the
Grand Jury OF Franklin County, who, il was
supposed, would find a true bill against him
some time during the day, and he would be
put upon trial.-The trial of Isaac B. Desha,
in the Harrison Circuit Court, was, on motion
Of the Attorney for the Commonwealth, post
poned until the next June term. The absence
OF witnesses, whose testimony was thought to
be essential for the Commonwealth, was the
ground Of the postponement.
MORE MANUMIssIoN. venerable Da-
vid Shriver, one OF the oldest and most re-
spectacle inhabitants of Frederick county,
Maryland, who died in January last, ordered,
by will, that all his slaves, exceeding thirty
in number, SHOULD be emancipated, and that
proper provisions should be made for the com
Portable support Of the infrm and aged and
for the instruction Of the young in reading,
writing, and arithmetic, and in some art or
trade, by which they might acquire, more
readily, the means ofsupport.
Emancipation. Smith, an aged rovo-
lutionary officer, and member efthe Methodist
church, lately residing in Sussex county, Va.
died about the Goth Of February, leaving d.
rections in his will for the emancipation Of all
his slaves, 10 or 80 in number, and bequeath-
ing 1000 or 5000 dollars to defray the ex-
pensc of transporting them to the African col
ony.
Mr.. Jefferson complains Of the low price
of land in Virginia, and attributes it. by mis-
take, to other causes than the right one, which
IA the Slave Population. IL the State had
been inhabited by whites, why should II not
have been as pcpulous as New-Engand, and
Is lands as valuable. Bost. Pal
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REMOVAL.
EARLE & CHASE

NEAVE removed their Store
E. 4 TO the Building next north of that re-
Gently occupied by them, and directly oppo-
site the new Meeting House, where they offer
for Sale their usual variety Of Goods, among
which is general assortment of LADIES,
Misses and CRrLDREN's SHOES, of LeGth-
er, Morocco, Kid, and DeHaaark Satin, war
ranted Of the best quality. Also, good sup
ply Of Gcntlemen's Boots, from So: SO to S.,
with coarse and Gne Shoes.
or A few Ladies' Shoes of good
qualify at a very reduced price.
Worcester, 4 aao. 10, 1926.
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A Farm for Sale,

N the Southwest part OF BOZ
D. ton, one mile and quarter from the
Meeting House, containing 100 acres of ex-
cellent Land, pleasantly situated, with an ex-
tensive prospect; well proportioned for Now
ing, Tillage, Pasturing, large proportion Of
Woodland, much Of which is walnut and
oak. Said Farm is walled into small apart
menis, two young Orchards, with much graft
cd Fruit Of an excellent quality. Also--a
good House, two Barns, three Sheds, Black
smiths and WheeIwright's chop, with other
Out Buildipgs. This was formerly two Farms,
and will be sold together or separate, as viii
best accommodate purchasers. Payment made
easy. For further particulars, inquire OF the
Subscriber, living on the promises.
yONAs TGILARD.
April H. 1926.
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JonN DAVIS, Ese. our Representative ip
Congress, arrived in town from Washington
on the evening of the 18th inst. The Editor
of the Boston Courier expresses regret that
he should have left before the decision on the
Massachusetts Claim. We should also re-
greet it, did we not understand it was at the
urgent request OF his friends, to visit an aged
father, in the last stage Of a mortal disease,
who had expressed great anxiety to see him
once more. We also understand that he had
the concurrence OF the whole Massachusetts,
delegation, in the propriety of his leaving, and
that he viii return in few days, so as, prob
the allowance of the Claim.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, April 4, SIG.
10 The WidoiJ aud Heirs Of israel LAME,
late of J'empleton, in SAID County, deeeas-
ed, and 10 all Others concerned en- he Es-
tate Of said deceased, GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited 10 appear Of
you see fly at the Court Of Probate to be
holden at Templeton, in said County, on the
eighteenth day OF May next, at nine of the chick,
before noon. to show canse why the Instrument
which purports to be the last Will and Tesla
ment of said deceased. should not be approved;
and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, j. Prob,
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a FRESH supply Of
English and American
GlNGHAMS.
Bleaehed e unbIeached
Cotton SHEETING
and SHIFTING.
Rich Fig'd SILKS, of
all colours.
Plain, Fig'd, e Shade d
SATINS, do.
Florences--Sarsnets-
Synchaws.
English Corded Six
Dresses.
Batiste do.
Batiste, for do.
Crapes-CraVats-Pin Pins
Tapes.
Cotton Balls in Boxes
Hollis Cottsn Hose g
GlODes, Of all Kinds.
Gimps--Pip-
ings--Buttons--Crash
-Diaprrs-4-4 g 7-S
Linens-LOng Lawns
Table Damask--Nap-
kins.
Plaid Table Cloths.
Broad and Marrow Blk
Bombazines, &c. CSC.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, April S, 1895.
To The Hadow and Heirs Of CALEB HASTINGS,
idle Of Lunenburg, in said County, deceased,
and 10 all Others concerned IN he Estate Of
SAID deceased, GREETING
YOU are hereby cited TO appear Gil
you see fit at the Court of Probate TO be
holden at Lancaster, in said County, on the third
Tuesday in May next, at ten of the clock
before noon, to show cause why the Instrument
which purports to be the last Win and Testament
of said deceased, should not be approved, aud you
will be heard thereon.
NArIIL. PAINE, j. Probate
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Wanted,

TWO JOURNEY.NEN SHOE-l1.4KERS..
YENHE Subscriber wants two
Il or three Workmen on Womens' Shoes.
None need apply but those who are good
Workmen, and Of steady habits, who will End
good encouragement and constant employ.
JAMES B. SWAIN.
Shrewsbury, April IA, 1926.
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Salt Pork, Bacon,
Lard, &c.
GALE & DAVIS.
NoRTHBoRoUGH,
Haze for Sale,

DRIME SALT PORK, at
u $3.50 per cwt.
BACON, at from to 9 cts. per lb.
ALSO, AN ASSORTMENT OF
DOMESTIC, EUROPEAN, and INDIA
GOODS-GROCERIE WARE.
Oil, Paints, & Dye-Stnffs.
Crockery, Glass, & Hollow Ware.
Leather & Morocco Boots and Shoes. 5
Fur, Felt, & Leghorn Hats.
Boards, Shingles, Lime, Nails.
II. G. Red & White Clover Seed.
Constantly on hand,
Fresh Meal, Lard, Meats Tongues, &c.
Mackerel, Flour, Bag Salt, &c. at Boston
prices, with the addition of carting only.
Wanted, good STRAW BRAID.
Marlborough. April Is, 1896.