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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-06

he scarce knew why he wept, and then at her
infant. which she clasped in silent anguish 10
her bosom, and hid her face over the little inho-
cent. . rho
At this moment the commanding officer VINO
was n conduct these gallant men 10 victory or
10 death, mounted on his well-paced charger,
which seemed 10 know the exac: extent o! us
military step, placed himself at the head OF tns
battalion. The word of attention,
Shoulder arms march, were gwen IN raP'u
succession. The scene was changetL-ali was
life and rno,ion-thc band struck up marital
air, and the column moved forward: The as
sembled crowd gave the departing heroes
cheers of encouragement and farewell; and re-
tired 10 my room, and traced these few dssu'-
Tory lines, which maNperhaps be caVilied at oy
critics and condemned by the stern; but which
NAV, nevertheless, not be without the sympa
thy of some Kindred spirits, nor the delights
arising from the consciousness OF warm heart
ed sensibii,y. English paper.
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-06

down upon mankind. And yet, says Sehoock,
" We see in many countries SET o. men, 6iind-
ed by pride and ambition, forcing their country up
ON this fatal rock, and the people still as thought
less Of the danger as if there were no warnings
Of it upon record" In republics, where the
6rst Offices Of the State arc accessible 10 all
whose talents or services have brought them in
- notice. or whose restless ambition goads them
on N the attainment Of the first honors Of the
nation. the violence Of opposition, and the bck-
rings Of party, never fail TO appear, while their
pn;foruteudency is to weaken the arm OF Gov
eminent. TO produce discord III lis councils, and
di,aFcction, jealousy, and hatred, among It's CT
liens From efforts Of the Opposition now
twisting in our country, we must INFER that
,hev eagerly desire TO bring about this result
a result which, as Americans, they would have
occasion bitterly to lament and depore " In
temperate opposition and accusations, says Sir
w Young, Gin their course, often recoll On their
first abetlors;" position which he illustrates
by a passage from DiotloruE: he demagosuss
at Argos having accused some OF the Elpatr.
dai. they grew rich on the conhcations; and en-
! courared by the populaoe, went on accusing one
noble s another, until the number oil unjust exc
cu,ions, and the enormi:y oil their procedure, oc-
casioned some remorse, ana they stopped shof',
when Immediately new demaSogues started ",
and. accusing the old ones, They in their turn, pas
suceessire1 fined, imprisoned, md pm 10 dcath.
LIE, the people OF this Country seriously reflect
on this subject, and, if possible, look with cool
and unprecedented eye upon the conduct of those
who have so increasingly laboFed to poison their
minds against the existing Admnislration, and
70 render them objects Of hatred; contempt, and
derision. We do not hesitate TO say that such
reflection will enable th5m to see the lmpollcy
if not the criminality, Of the present unbrlded
Opposition, and the disgrace which the coun.
, try has sustained by the inlemperance OF lat.
euage and violence of proceeding they have SO
, | constantly exhibited.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-06
Notice.

f. IN The beautiful, thoroughbred
VIM gs .s running horse, belonging to Dr..
~ Err, will stand the ensuing Season, be.
ginning Immediately, ending OH the lst Of july next,
at my Farm IN PSnce Georges County, Maryland, four
and $40 for common Mares Pasturare. so cents per
week. Mares must not be fed on clover; it prevents
thelr retaining: GEORGE SEMMES.
The M4RYL4NDER is a beautiful blood bay Is
hands 50 inches high of great bone and muscle, and
perfect symmetry. He ran at Baltimore at years old,
ana could have distanced the field but boIted out OF
the course Those who saw him, declare him to be
the heetest animal that ever ran on the Baltimore
course. He was taken at years old to New-Yok
state and was limited to twenty mares. 1t is thought
lie VIII now keep the course, and will run this fall
PEDIGREE, (,ohich cannot be ercesied
He was gotten by the famous running horse Rather;
which was by Sir Archy; his Dam the celebrated run
nlng Mare Nolime.tangere, by Topgalan tie bro
ther OF Sir Archy; his grand Dana the DAN SIs Az
CHri
apr 2 cot
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-06
70 Rent, a..

kssrA For one or more years, that eIegan:
Gsss two story brick house, on Primo street with
Esss stable and carriage house. cistern and bath
gesss.A house, AN excellent garden ans water WE'LL
and every other convenience present in the occu.
pancy of Thomas Fairfax, Esq. Possession to be had
10th OF May next or sooner, should it suit the parties
For terms apply to ROBERT BROCKET, Sen.
Who wishes to purchase
From 10 800 Cords good Pine Wood for burning
Bricks.
mar Is 1awtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-06

and no trace Of l spot remaining palpaoiy IN
the place, the nhory OF one was 'oS'' @N
hence arose the soneous supposiuon, :,
Ali the bodies ahe presentroyal vault. whieh
was construc ted ipressly by the King Tor the
members of the byal Family, are e. claa
There are upon ie stands, which are formed
Of solid masonrybeyeral cofhns a,'eauy' Az, - i,
ding two of the as Of George III. who died IN
infancy, and wefst first buried J" 49, A.
Seventies Chapelhe body oil the lr'n H. ,a,.
melia. of the phcess Charlotte, OF the la'e
King and Queen,pd the Duke Oh Mn. G.
ces are provided 4 more than seventy coihns'
more elevated osi,ior being provided Tor
those of the highsbranchcs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-06
70 Rent,

FL A very comfortable brick house,
EssffGc fire proof, near Mr.. Entwisle's brewery;
M3ss large anil calculated for boarding hou,e
lAassSs8 Also, a very good house on Farfax-stree,
below the Presby terrain Church.
apr 4-St ooof.H ~ ~ 10.
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pnISTED AND PUBLISHED,
DAILY,

-, NV sNowDEM & TEoRNTo1I'
ASD CFoR Tag coUSrRr,o ON
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS AND sAfuNp
CORNER OF rAIaVAx-srREST AND PRiNfhns A- =.
Daily Paper, 58-C Country Paper, 81, fsI-o..,"2".
FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1927:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-27

hone Of the friends Of Mr.. Clay. h. ~
Influenced by the strong feelings which ar, We, "tS
10 govern the actions Of ambitious n,sr
would rather have held out hopes, if no, ,s "e
,a';ons, to that party tina, had the powe, n
eide the political fate Of hi. friend ard ,h, et:
in whose cause he has manife,ed so much ~,
If Mr. Buchanan had set out to .fftc, the o..
ton Of Gen. Jackson, by bringing abou, 80.
rupt understanding, and was capable Of m,k;",
a corrupt proposition TO General Jackson IS
must be giant OF intrigue, or the tool Of ~.
Prince Of in,uguers, and would no, trust hi,
He would have consummated the in,r;pv. A..
carrying back favorable response. He wo.rj
not witness the triumph Of a rival parry. WIZ
il was his chief object 10 defeat and The No,
tifying Humiliation Of his own, and the di,,,
pointment Of his hopes, from mere fas,idion,
ness. No man who makes up his mind IND,
criminal act, will be scrupu!ous of the re,,,
Ne would have promised the reward, il n.
meant 10 deceive them afterwards, and a mar
less casuis,, might have thought II ncrj,o,,
Gus go fight such inlriguers with then on,
wrapoas.'' But MIR. Buchanan is an honoy,3.
man, and SD is General Jackson. and why ~.
the friends If Mr.. Clay! Is no! the Presa.r,,
as high 4 temptation as the Office of Se,rr,sr,
Of State? HAMPDTN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-27
,,,r,s himself entitled to the right to decide for

thinks himself entitled to the rignt ~ e'''"' W.
himself. .h,. - thus
B,t does not T S. perceive that IN mus
censuring owndes, he censures Air. mecu c
still more. Did MIR McDuffie dra~ no initr-
euce3 Did he content himself with PLAN tx,
r nos;t;on Of what he deemed facts! Did he us,
no other language Than that OF moaera Ia ~
w Was there any comparison in harsh'.sss Oh
EXPRESSION, between the language OF Lowhues
and that of Mr. McDufIie? Is thai proper IN n, one q
which is heinous in another? Or does l.
think that the right of defence ought not 10 DC
co.erisnsire with the right Of attack.
But the most singular part OF The notice OF
r s remains He has detected in The P"00t
sfrictures Of Lowndes upon the speech oil
Mr. McDufhe, through The medium Of The fress' =
daring attack upon the liberty OF the press ana
{: an attempt at stopping the free discussion :, o.
"public characters, and the conduct oil puo,le
men," Thus leaving US to nler mat IN INC
| opinion Oft. S no discussion can be Tree uii'
| less restricted to one side But in my Jag
mrnt this is not the freedom which mus
guard our Republican Institutions, or oe'ei'
| innocenc. from unmerited reproaeh:
'"'''0 LOWNDFS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-27
BIZ the President If the fnited States
4 Proclamation
THEREAS, WILLIS ANDERSON

WHEREAs, WILLIS ANDERSON, Off,
w County Of Alcxlndria, in the Disrc,.f
Columbia, is charged with having rec, ntly nun
dered Gerard Arnold, late Of said Couply, AND
whereas, it is Represented 10 mr. that the Sid
WILLIS ANDERSON has absconded and g.
cretes himself, SO that he cannot BE- apprchrDl
cd and brought TO justice for the offence ci
which be is so charged; aud whereas, the ~
prehension and trial OF the said WILLIS Al.
DERSON is an example due to justice and
humanity, and would be every way salulary II
its influence: Nov, therefore, | have though.
fit to issue this my Proclamation, hereby e.
horling The citizens Of the United States, an,
particularly those Of this District, and repIr.
ing all officers, according to their respectr.
stations, 10 use their utmost endeavors 10 ap,
prrhend and bring the said WILLIS AMBER.
SON 10 justice for the atrocious crime with
which he stands charged as aforesaid; and
do moreover offer d reward Of TWO Hun,
DRIED AND FIFTY DOLLARS fer the ,p
prehension Of he said WILLIS ANDERSON
and his delivery 10 an officer or officers Of u.s.
,ice in the County aforesaid, 50 that he may be
brought TO trial for the murder Aforesaid, AID
be otherwise dealt with according tolaw
In testimony whereof have hereunto signed MY
fLsl lame and caused the seal of the United stls
To be affixed to these presents.
Done at Washington, this tenth day Of Sepen
Der, Ammo Domlni eighteen hundred andtstr
ty seven, and of the independence OF the Gait
ed States the ifty-second.
By he President:
| oF Csnta
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-27
Look Ont for the Murderer!

A desperate and unprovoked assault was made By
WILLIS ANDERSON on the person OF G1Grf %
mold, both Of the town of Alexandra, d. C. on tie
30th of August. Arnold died of his wounds on SUI
day the 9th OF September. A Coroner's inquest W.
he'll over the body and fo;ind 4 verdict Of wfn mei
der by said WILLIS ANDERSON or Wills Esn4t
son as he sometimes calls himself Anderson has rts
his escape, ant. is supposed 70 be on his way to ~.
folk, (Va) on horseback. He is well rsd'
man, about feet inches high, sandy b,lr az
wl.iskers recked face, light eyes, good teeth aLe
shows them conspicuously when spoken 10.
As this is most atrocious case of Murder all &c.
citizens are earnestly requested to use their u'H'"
epdeayors to bring him to justice.
WILLIAM DAVIS, relative eft deco.
Alcxandra, d. C. Sept 10, 1927
Mesc- York { Consolidated Lottery, 7M CRfa'
WILDE drawn on Wednesday, Goth Sept.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000
Tickets s6i shares in proportion
GRAND SI.47E LOTTERY efR L-@. H.
Will be drawn in Providence. on SATURDAY, Sc P''.
HIGHEST PRIZE $500.
Tickets Sc, shares in proportion.
r. l. West Baptist Society L0fte'y, 40. :
Will be drawn in Providencs, on "Wednesday % W.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000
Tickets 81; shares in proportion.
Maryland Literature Lotfey
Will be drawn in Baltimore on the 18th October
J. I. Cohen, jr. and Brothers, Contractors
HIGHEST PRIZE 100000
prize OF $4,000, 10 of 1000, 10 Of I''''
SC. SIC. sc.
Tickets S.; shares in proportion.
tirSiniu Navigation Lottery, an Ct"9, !.
Will DC drawn in Fredericksburg on the l5ib .'O'"
be-, (High and Low
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets 81 so; Halves 25; Quarters o.! ee".'
For sale at
j. CORSE'S
LOTTERY & EXCHANGE OFFlCL'
King Street, doors Vest Of Royal Sl'fs!, '1'-'
sep IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-27
II. CLAY, Secretary of State.
Dissertation of UilHs anderson.

Ue5crirIi0n Of Wa7is .7Rderson
Willis ANDERSON is about % or II years d
agc---of fair complexioi,-santIy hair-and somtsh'
f., ckcl he is about five feet seven or eight inches
high broad and fiat across the chest and shoulder
hui thin, AMI in other respects lightly made-has u
thcr small feet, and walks quckly-has some rednes
about the eyes
II. B. The Phcnix Gazette, of Alexandra, ilpaS'
lsh the above Proclamation.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-09-26
Good and Rare Chance.

NOR sale, at AUCTION, on the urem;sos
IL in AIillbury, on MONDAY, The 18Th of
October ne1t, valuable FARM, containing
by estimation, one hundred and fifty acres of
excellent Land, with good Buildings and fenc-
es, well wooded and watered, with good
growth of young engrafted Fruit Trees well
pEoPortioned into Moving, Ploughing, and Pas
turing. 1t is situated in the immediate yicini-
~ OF the extensive and fourishing Gun and
Woolien Manufacturing Establishments in said
town, where every article of produce can be
sold for cash. at fair market prices.
Also, at the same time and place, tho Stock
and Farming Tools on said Farm.
bor conditions Of sale, or any information
respecting the premises, inquire of the sub
scriber on the same. Possession may be had
on the first of April next Sale to commence
at o'clock, A. M. A. L. BURNAP.
MiElbury, Aug. g. tf32
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eo2md2miy
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam,

The most rGl,Iablc remedy discovered for al
affections Of the Lungs.
YNNiIlS Balsam Ms been found to be the
II most useful remedy discovered in Con-
sumptions, Asthma, Pleufisy, Splitting Of
Blood, Hopping Cough, Coughs, and Pulmo-
nary Affections of every kind. Though it
may be doubted whether any medicine can
prove effcctual in confirmed Consumptions,
yet it will appear by the certificates that Mis
Batsdm has been found so, in cases which pre-.
scented all the symptoms and in extreme
cases, as there are undoubtedly such, which
no medicine can cure, it will always be found
useful IN prolonging life, and rendering the
patient easy and comfortable In all those
diseases which lead TO Consumptions, il may
be justly called SPECIFIC. In common colds.
frequently a single dose taken in the even
ing is sufficient to effect a cure, and those
who have used it, usually keep it constantly
by them, in case Of any sudden exposure.
TESTIMONIES.
Certificate of ABIEzRR ALGER, Jr. Of West
Bridgewater, Mass.
Having been seized with very violent
cold, which was attended with bad cough
and splitting of blood, with which | had been
troubled six weeks, was induced, by the
recommendation of friend, to make trial of
the Vegetable Pulmonary BGLsam and uas
completely cured By The use oftaro bottles.
ABlEZER ALGER, in.
Certificate Of MARY GREEN, Of Boston.
was, about two years since, troubled with
the following distressing symptoms Faint.
ness OF the stomach, pain through the back
and shoulders and left side, tightnoss across
the chest, difficulty Of breathing, tickling in
the throat with sense of sufTocation, night
sweats, loss of appetite, debility, swelling Of
the feet and ANGLES, with occasional fever-6ts,
raising OF mucus, with severe fits of coughing,
more particularly morning and evening, with
great prostration OF strength, with a DISPOSE
ton to be bolstered with pillows when in bed.
After trying various remedies without relief,
had recourse to the Tegetable Pulmonary
BdtSaan and 'cGs surprised 10 find The sudden
and e6ectual relief ii gaze me and that these
distressing symptoms gradually disappeared.
Since that time have never thought of doing
without it, but keep it constantly by me, in
case Of any tendency 10 the above complaints.
Boston, Jan. 1897. MARY GREEN.
Many other certificates Of the virtues Of this
Medicine will be found in the bill of direc-
lions enclosing each bottle. The Vegetable
Pulmonary Balsam has been frequently IRE.
'cribed by physicians Of the fret respectable
y with peculiar success. Price mn cents.
For sale byJ. GREEN e. co. Worcester.
June 10, 1927. co2md1mly
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Worcester. IS. Probate Office, Sept. 4, 1897.
10 the WidOw, Creditors and Heirs Of BEYyA-
MIN ROPER, late Of Princeton, IN sad Co,,s-
ty, deceased, and 10 all others concerned in
The Estate Of said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if Won
III see fit at the Court of Probate to be hold
ca at Worcester, in said County, on the first
tuesday in October next at ten Of the clock before
noon, to show cause why license should not be
granted to sell and convey SO much of the Real
Estate OF said deceased as will raise the sum of
$500 90 for the payment of debts and charges
and you will be heard thereon.
o. NATHL. PAINE. ,. Prob.
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Notice IS herein Giren.

FEHHAT there has been an assessment of
81 Fifteen Dollars on each Share in the
Barre Turnpike Corporation and that the pro-
prietors of the following shares have not paid
the same, but are delinquent, as follows Nos.
I, 3, = a. Sc, 81 So, SO, SIS, So, SO, So, SO, 20,
70, 1l3, al, 142, l43, 16l, 162, 1853, ia, 1856,
189, in the sum offifteen dollars each and Nos.
40, III, in the sum of ten dollars each and
that said shares will be sold at Public Vendue,
at the house of - Davis, in Princeton,
Innholder, on TUESDAY, the 10th day of Oc-
tOber neTt, at one of the clock, P. NJ. to dcfray
said assessment, and all necessary and inciden-
tai charges. SETH LEE, Treasurer.
September 10, 1897 1877
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by l00yXaSl AgggA5
al N Sgl I'm
" zsz==sz=a-=z---.,--.

tOR pleasantness, safety, expedition,
ease and oertsinty, is infnhei, superior
10 any other Tor the cure OF that most tor
menting disorder. If directions are str.,i,.
followed and no cure effected, no pay will be he.
manded. Price 33 cents per box.
ALSO,
CLIPS STO.H.9CH BTTTERS.
VIII be found, in all cases ofthe following es.r;,
ton, to give reief:-Nausea, Vomtin,. Hear
burn, Costiveness, Weakness at the Breast PAL,
N the Stomach, loss of Appetite, Sickness AZ ,ha
stomach, general Debility, andaIi other SWIM.
toms OF Flatulenee and Indigestion. They are
pleasant Cordial Bitter, and are recommended
for family use. One box makes a quart of strono
tncture, Price oS cents per box US
Also Gentlemen's aud Ladies' Pearl Tooth
Powder. Price 25 cts.
Sold BY DIR. Robinson, and by James Green r.
20. Worcester--H. Nc Farland, Leicester--
spear, charlt0n-- A. Sgourney, Samuel Slater
OxiOrds~ aud in some store in almost every town
IN the New England states. eoIy Nov
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Worcester, S. Probate Office, Sept. ), 1897.
10 the Hears Of CHARLES TAYLOR, Iafe of
westminster, an said County, deceased, and
10 all others concerned an Tie Estate of said
deceased, GREErINc.
ROU are hereby cited to appear (if you
at Tempieton, in said County, on the third Tues.
day IN October next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Accounts of the Ad.
mln'straton OF said Estate should not be allowed
and you will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs WHEELER, Reg.
~ By order of the Hgn. J,tdee
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HORSE EQUIPMENTS.

"ORSE EQUIPMENTS TO sell or let on
u. n the most favorable terms, by the sub
scriber, at his Saddle and Harness Mannfacto-
ry, IN Ashby. Persons wishing for any Of the
above, will please send line giving informa-
ton OF the days on which they are wanted.
b. The above Equipments are made to
order in new fashion.
ASA c. EVERETT.
Ashby, Aug 90 6w54
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COYERLY GLOVER.

6esner of Water and Kiiby-Streets,-B
UYAVE Just received prime assortment of
ii Il SE-4SON.4BLE GOODS, viz:
Supertine and common Broadclotls and
Cassimeres Rose and Point Blankets Pad
dings; Plaids; Camblets; Bookings ker-
seys; Satinetts !; Bombazetts and Bombazines;
Bang-up Cords; Eurnitures !; blue and fancy
Prints Linen Camhrics white Cambrics ];
Cambria Musins Swiss Muslins Buckrams !;
white Cambria Neckcloths fancy do; French
and Canton Grapes; black, green and plaid
Sarsnets black Sinchaws and Levantines {;
black Silk Fidkfs. some very superior; Sd,
"a and Al Grape Shawls Best Italian Sew
ing Silk =; Scarf Twist Worsted and Cotton
Hosiery Gloves Tafeta and Gauze Rib
hons; Garnture do Braces, assorted quality
Flag and Bandanna Hdkfs. assorted quality
brown Hollands black Linens; "A and Sd
German Oil Cloths, various patterns; Tick
ings Stripes; Checks; Ginghams bleached
and unbleached Shirtngs and Sheetings /, Rus
STA Duck and Sheetings Diaper and Crash
red white, yellow and green Flannels, white
--.I -sl-r~sl eersses rms English and Amer
lean Threads Knitting Cotton Warps; large
assortment of Coat, Vest, Brace and Shirt But
tons; Brace and Vest Moulds Pocket Books ;
Tapes Ivory and Horn Combs Cloak Hooks
and Rings Hooks and Eyes Cotton Table
Cloths; Cotton Damusk super Linen Table
Cloths; Silk and Cotton Velvet; Wicking
Buckskin Gloves and Mittens: Cotton Bobbin-
ct and Thread Lacings and Edgings
An assortment of Fur Caps, Trimmings, &c
Which they offer for sale on favorable terms
Tor cash or approved credit.
Boston, Sept. IL DIN
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
y scriber has been duly appointed Executor
o. o. the last VIII and Testament OF EPHRAIM
WIlITCOMI], late of Princeton, in the Countv og
Worcester, deceased, and has taken upon him
self that trust, by giving bonds as the law III.
reefs. All persons indebted to said Estate are
hereby called upon to make immediate psyment !.
and all those to whom said Estate is indebted
are requested to exhibit their demands for set.
Element EPHRAIM RE.AMAN
sept ~ io2' 37&
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SI5 REW.ARD

NKILL be paid by the Subscriber for the
w apprehension and delivery, in this town,
of ETHAN GREENWOOD, formerly Of
Administrations AZ years of ages feet 6
or inches high-spare face-a lage Roman
nose, crooked towards the right He abscond-
ed on the 9TH day of August last, faonously
taking away sum Of money belonging to the
Subscriber. LUKE RANDALL.
Worcester, Sent. 10
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1pCLOTH DRESSING

EsHE subscriber informs the public, that he
IA continuest the bushes of CLOTH DRESS
ING, at his Old Stand, II mile east of Holden
Meeting house, where he win finish cloth of
any colour in the neatest manner, as CHEAP as
any other person. Price for handsome wear, ex-
cept indigo blues, not over 30 cents, for com
mon wear 16 cents per yard
V3. Cloth may be sent accompan ed with
directions, by stage, and will be delivi red and
returned, free of expense to the owner.
ROYAL H. CHAFFIN.
Holden, August Is. 4tf