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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-07
Trust Sale.

DUDER the authority Of deed 81 given to the
u subscriber by Mrs Elizabeth Jones, bearing date
the Goth Of January, 1885, and recorded in the Fair
fax Office, he will, the t,celM day Of September nert,
at the front door of the Court House at Providence,
Fairfax County, offer for sale the Tract in said
deed conveyed. It the same soldb Presley Foley,
decd. to Mrs JONES' and is best known the former
residence of Edward Washington, decd. The said
tract contains about
Five Hundred Acres.
lies about six miles from Occoquan II is sold to raise
the money secured by the trust, and unpaid.
Terms cash. RlCH'D. II. HENDERSON.
july 6 3tavtS12
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-07
70 the Public.
"A Niviaena

az Sixteen per centum on the principal amount OF
" Claims against the estate of the late Mrs ELIz.
DULASY is declared and ordered to be paid to those
Creditors whose claims have the sanction OF the or-
phans Court for the County of Alexandria
shall attend at my office distinguished,
from ) to o'clock each evening Of the 10th, nth
and 9th inst and then only, 10 meet the demands OF
the above creditors ISAAC ROBBINS, Adm
fit ''1' ~ Va
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-13
MILFORD ACADEMY.

yuyHE last Quarter in this Seminary for the
present year will commence on the sec
ood Vednesdag in jane neat. Tuition from
"a 30 10 4:50. Board as before, at SO. To
accommodate those female scholars, who wish
to devote part or the whole of their time to
the several branches usually taught in Female
Summaries, Preceptress has heen engaged,
who has successfully spent several seasons IN
that employment. The young Ladies may at
tend the instructions Of the Preceptor or ire
coptress as they choose, or OF each allerhalely
in different parts of the day, and no extra
charge will be made. :,
Arrangements are also made for course OF
Chemical Lectures, accompanied with expert
ments, to be given to the Students grat@tous'
II. and TO commence with the Quarter.
~ GUSTAYUS ID. PECK,
Secretary to the Board Of Managers;
May 30. y
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-13
ECLIPSE.

YNNHE elegant full blood Bull Eclipse will
IL stand this season in Charlton and Wor-
cester, commencing at Col. David Lathe's
stable in Charlton the first week in May, and
the second week in May in Worcester, ex-
changing stands Mondays of each week at z
O'Clock A. M. through the season, which will
end at Charlton the 30th July.
ECLIPSE is a direct descendant from tho fin
est blood in England his sire the celebrated
bull Eclipse, and his dam Flora, were selected
and imported by Henry w. Hills, Esq, from
Ayrshire in Scotland, in October, 1922, in the
ship Camillus, Norman Peck, Master, and OBJ
tanned the first premium at the Hartford Coun-
ty Cattle Show Flora giving "a quarts milk
per day, making ID lbs. butter per week
EcLIrsE is two years old the I'd day of this
month good temper fine form, handsome red,
ntersperscd with some white, is of the full
blood Ayershre or improved short horn breed
and combines the valuable properties for work
beef and milk
The subscriber will permit Cows to come &c
him at the moderate price of 80 the season
payable LIST October next, and gives this public
notice that persons disposed may avail them
selves Of this favorable opportunity of improv
ing their stock RALPH WATSON.
! May 16 eo8w2o
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-13
ROAD NOTICE.

Worcester, IS. May "a, 1927.
WHT HEREAS, Petition has been preferred
Wv by WILLIAM HANCOCK, in behalf OF
himself and others, to the Commissioners of
Highways for said County, praying for tho To-
cation Of Highway from Southbridge to Dud-
ley--commencing on the road now leading
from Dudley to Southbridge, near the Colum.
bian Factory, so called, in Southbridge, and
running easterly across Quinabaug River, over
or near the land of Joseph Vinton, Jr and Oh
ney r. Arnold, in Dudley, and terminating on
the road leading from Dudley Westinghouse
to Slater's Village, in Oxford, at some point
between the houses of Isaac Ammidown and
Joshua Davis, in Dudley:
Notice Is hereby giUen, that the said Com.
missioners will hold meeting at the house OF
William Winsor, in said Dudley, on the thir'
tcenth day Of august neat, at one of the clock
in the afternoon, for the purpose of adiudcat
ing and acting upon said petition, agreeably &c
the provisions Of the statute in such case made
and provided ; when and where all persons in
torestcd therein will be heard thereon.
% JARED WEED, Chairman
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-13
COVERLY & GLOVER,
Corner Of Water 3 KlEby-StreetS,

CoFHeT q VGteT . het0y-STeetS,
BOSTON,
"AVE received and are now opening, a
NJ large assortment of Broad Cloths and
Cassimeres, Satinetts, Prints and Furnitures,
Cambrics and Cambria Muslins, Irish Linens
Of approved bleach, (some superior quality
Linen Cambrics, Brown Hollands, Linen Drills,
Canton and French Grapes, Sarsenetts, Levan-
tines, Grape Dresses, Blk Silk Hdkfs., (some
very snperiorl Fancy Silk Hdkfs., Britannia
and other Cotton Hdkis., Hosiery anu UrIU'Os,
American Ginghams, Stripes, Checks, Shirt,
ings and Sheetings, Laces, Sewing Silk and
Twist, Black Ribbons, Taffeta, Cap, Belt and
Garniture ditto, Tapes, Buttons, Gall qualities)
Hooks and Eyes, Pins, English and American
Thread, &c. &c.
Which, with variety Of other Seasonable
Goods, are offered for sale for cash or approx
ed credit. 3m April a.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-13
THE
MATCHLESS STIRLING

WK7ILL stand this season for Mares, at the
w stable of the subscriber, in Northbo-
rough, except during June Court at Worcester,
and on public days.
STIRLING is a beautiful dark bay, sixteen
hands high, and is eight years old. lie was
sired by Old Stirling, formerly OF Eardwlck
and Charlton, who was bred in Virginia. seven
nn So g ste ae Especially @ny for the
The Dam of the Matchlcss Stirling was dark
bay, of the famous John Browning breed, OF
Rutland
Terms Of said Horse SO the leap, and 50 the
season. Warrants agreed on in case the Mare
is left with the subscriber. POsturing. reason
able accidents and escapes at the risk Of the
owner. HENRY HASTINGS.
Marlborough, May 9. 6wl9
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tf9o0

NOI INI.
A LII persons are hereby forbid harboring or
IA trusting RUFUS RICE, DAVID MAR
BILE, and SALLY FORBES, paupers, belong
ing to the town of Brookfeld, entrusted to nv
care by the Overseers of the Poor of said town,
for shall not pay any expense or damage on
their account after this date and all good peo-
pie are requested not to encourage or cncce
said paupers to wander and stroll about by feed
inc or otherwise JOSIAH HINSHAW.
Brookfeld, May %, 1927. I'D
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NEW EST3BLTSHyVE.NT1
MASONIC NOTICE.

YENHE Forester County Encampmcnt Of
IL Knights Templars will celebrate the Ma
tivitY of St. John, on SATURDAY, the 23d day
Of June instant, at Holden. Councils, Chap
tiers, Lodges, and members of the Institution
of Masonry individually, are invited to join in
the celebration. A Religious Discourse may
be expected by the Rev. Sir. Knight H. BARD
WELL, and a Masonic Address by Sir Knight
C. C. BALDWIN, Esq. The Procession will form
at II o'clock, A. III precisely. Gentlemen may
be accommodated with Tickets at the dinner
table for $l:00. Accommodations for Ladies
by LEMUEL DAVIS, Esq for so cts.
By order Of the Committee,
DAVID DAVIS, Recorder.
Holden. June 3, 1927 %
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EENHE subscribers, having been appointed
IL by the Hon. Nathaniel Paine, Judge of
Probate of Wills, &C. for the County of Wor-
cester, Commissioners to receive and examine
the claims of the creditors to the Estate of
NATHANIEL TRASK, late of Templeton, in
said County deceased, represented insolvent-
hereby give notice, that six months are allow
ed for the creditors to bring in and prove their
claims and that we will attend that service
at the house of Col Calvin Townsley;-in said
Templeton, on the first Friday of July, and
third Friday of November next, from l 10
o'clock, P M. on each of said days.
SAMUEL LEE, co.,
JOHN BIGELOW, '0"'m 10
Templeton, May II, 1897 90
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
SAMUEL H. COTTON g. co.
OPPOSITE THE CENTRE MEETING HousE
CONDITIONS OF pURIIcArIoN

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Larger advertisements in the same n,onnrt;o,
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sponsl6le for no error, in any advertisement
beyond the sum charged for its insertion
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Wanted Imn,edtotelq!

"A JOURNEYMAN TAILOR, 3goSod
IA workman, one of steady habits ana VINO
can produce unquestionable recog,neI"atsOm 1,
to whom constant employment VIII pe sN0N
none other need apply. ,, .rropr
Dudley, June 6,
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pgR9 TO LET,-A small, but conyien-
fsSa$Gs,N lent Dwelling House, with Black
ssHHsH smiths Shop, in a good neighbor-
i Es4~ hood for business, in the southwest
erly part of Templeton. A good workman, with
small family, would be we'll accommodated
at cheap rent Apply as above.
Nav is, 1897. tfoO
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HYDES & GRANTS
Il fortune for the Pu'chaser-.!!

pTgg9 FE7HE subscriber offers for sale
faSIaISN IL that valuable Stand for Bugi.
s5sEISI ness in Ashburham village, occu-
- eszsza= pied by JOSIAH LANE, consisting OF
a new and convenient Dwelling House, two
stories high, with fine Hall, good Barn and
other Out Buildings, and an excellent Saw
and Grist-Mill, with two setts of stones, about
thirty rods from the house, located on the only
permanently sufficient stream for business in
said town. There is no Grist-NIill near, and.
from its location and every other circumstance,
this Mill is calculated to command the princi-
pal grinding of the whole town. The Saw
Mill is annually well stocked with logs Lum-
Der finds ready market at high price. The
Buildings, Machinery and Dam are in GOOD re-
pair Possession will be given, if wished, in
June next Terms of payment made easy,
with unquestionable security. The enterprisinG
man, in possession of this Stand, cannot, with
a common blessing, fail to make himself opu-
lent.
viii also be sold in connection with or with
out the above described Premises, that valua-
bic WATER PRIVILEGE at the outlet of
Mount Hunger Pond, so called, situate about
mile north of the above mentioned Premises,
with two good Dams, with ample privilege for
gravel and materials for repairing said Dams,
IeEe, Ine- AeSecessarY. This is the first privi-
great waters, commanding and regulating ali
below A moro eligible Privilege for the ap-
plicaton of water power for almost any pur-
pose, perhaps cannot be found in Worcester
county A good and Satisfactory title will be
given For further information and terms.
please call on the subscriber in Templeton.
CHARLES w. WILDER.
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29oetrp.


FAD from ,so the Quarterly Regien=
wb nAHEWELL--Br BIsuop Hrarn
" Wb. eyes are beaming, AH'
zen tears are streaming A' 'eH
WHO from their crystal ceIf;
An de ha hands are link'd that dread - -.
Oh Oh b aeart Is met by throbbing hear pay
df o. st, bitter is the smart '
~, ~ 'nein that bid farewell
YIN" me hope is chidden.
And love forbidden "ouia te1t
VIII In tn the breast to dwell.
W. wnen fetter'd by vieyyless cAo;a
n We Turn I and gaze, and turn a a,a;1'
of teath were mercy to the naih
VI 'Aem that bid farewell. pun
WI Darkness and Light
who the day for toll hast piven.
~, For rest the night
way May thine angel guards defend us.
Slumber sweet thy mercy send u.s.
hoiy dreams and hopes attend us
This live-long night.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-13
ASA WALKER

vn rr,,n .hERCH4.WT I.4ILop
Turns his sincere thank. - nH'
the Ihe rts OF Worcester, and its Inc inhab-
haze I;.h snare of patronage with Th;n tIy, tor
done bY tfe' Desc Jatires, ...s.s, Mnich they
newest ana most fashionable STYLE he trusts he
employ him. " 'iiof0 VINO
y W pp4n1ct~atity will be particularly regarded
"a. w: Keeps constantly on hand good as
'0tsnieht OF f.HSHfON.4BLE TRIMMINGS.
Also, on hand, variety of RE,9DV-Manr
CLO7HLNG, which will be sold as low 49, a. IL
be purchased elsewhere. - '' Can
Worcester, April Is. &c
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generally, particularly Clergymen, are respect
fully invited to attend with appropriate cloth
ing, and Officers with their insignia An Ad-
dress may be expected from NJ. e. NJ LAW
RENEE, ESQ. of Belchertown The procession
will move at IL o'clock, A. NJ. from the Hall
of l.. Sibley, Esq by whom, and Comp. d. A.
Robinson, suitable accommodations and re.
freshments win be provided, at 81, and tickets
supplied. Suitable accommodations for La.
dies connected with Masons, will be found at
the house OF Comp. A. Black, at so cents
Housekeeping by L. Sihlepx Esq
Secretary Mount Zion Lodge,
Hardwiek, May 81, a. h. 5827. ~
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-13

Worcester, IS. May "A, 1877.
a TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
"a Execution, and will be sold at Public
Auction, on MONDAY, the I'd day Of July ne1t,
at Q o'clock, P M. at the Inn of Amos Sheldon,
Cd, in Fitchburg-all the Right i'll Equity
which JAMES SOUTHWICK, late of Med
way, has to redeem about $50 acres of Land
with the Buildings thereon, situated in said
Fitchburg, on the county roads 70 Leominster
and Lunenburg, adjoining land of Grace Wood,
Reuben Baker, Joshua Goodridge, Samuel
Hale, Joshua Pierce and others
"22 SAMUEL HOUGHTON, d. Sheriff
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WATSON'S CELEBRATED HORSr
HIGHLANDER.
GEN. Ia F.4YETTE'S E4pOPTT

LArHE's stable in Charlton the first we nI' IL IL
Nay and the I'd week in May at Mr.. T. I,1 -.
LEYs stable in Worcester, and remain tbero
one week, exchanging stands on Mondau oF
each week at O'Clock, A. M through the sea y.
The HIGHLANDER is OF tic the English 22fiid
Arabian breed of Horses; of fine temper /;
eight years old the 10th day of June last fif-
teen hands three inches high of most beau
tiful dark dapple gray walks and trots re-
markably fast; is lofty and most powerful
Horse, and exhibits as much muscular strength
elegant movement, and perfect symmetry of
form, as any horse in this country He has
proved himself sure foal getter. The Colts
sired by him possess a large share of bone and
muscle Great numbers of them are to be
seen in Connecticut, which, for beauty, size
and activity, are unrivalled. Two of his 2years
colts took the two first premiums at the Cat
tie Show at Hartford in October, 1924, and
have since been sold for more than 5000; and
two other years old mare colts, of his string,
have been sold for more than $500 and two
others took the 2 first premiums in 1925, and
also four in 1926 at Hartford and also at Gran
by. The first premium of 500 was awarded
to the Highlander by the Hartford County Ag-
ricultural Society; also by the Hampshire,
Hampden and Franklin Agricultural Society
in 1928.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-13
WORCESTER, WEDNESDAY LINE - To- ----Don.-
SELLING OFF CHEAP
EARLE & CHASE

ANIL q CHASE,
INTENDING to make new arrenger,oo,
n In their business, offer. Mt redacag eln enc.
i9r Cash, their stock of PIECE Gdn ITV:
HARD WARE, &c. "ooDS
.aaong a0hich arc the folloaoing articles
SynGhaw, Levantine, eros de Naples n,
Plaid Silks, t''''' qiie
! sS,aicoeS, Cambrics, French Muslins
HHWlss, BOOK, Leno and Fancy Muslins
II nai Lawn, Super Linen Cambria.
Imitation Pocket Handkerchiefs
Gauze do, Swiss Points.
I'aian Grapes, assorted coIors.
Lace and Gauze Wells,
Worsted and Cotton Hose.
inserting Trimmings,
11laPe Lisse Black and White Lace.
M nidck bombazine Valencia Long ShawIsl
Merlno and Cotton Shawls. "iS'
IB5ombazetts, Camblets,
w white and Strip'd Drilling,
Stout Jean, for Stays,
Dimoty, Parasols, Fine Linen.
III irish Diaper, White Figurd Dresses
rlannel Booking, Mix'd Kersevmere
M SI.lhett fantaloons Plain 81 Fancy Ribbons
Necklln and Bobbinett Lace.
Cord and Gimp Trimmings,
Woollen Stocking Yarn,
Cotton and Woollen Socks.
sewing Silk, Twist, Cotton Battinr
SusPenders, Fans, &c &c.
HARDWaRE, &c.
Looking Glasses; Penkives /; Scissors
nazo ,r and Straps; Shutters and Trays
4; n ca Trays Spectacles and Cases,
! ! aoie and Tea Spoons; Knives and Forks
butchers Knives; Bread do.
an al, assortment of Horn and Ivory Conbs
P PliVer r.! Iencli Cases; Gilt & Metal Buttons
E reari Shirt do. Hooks and Ewes; Snans
1usPender Buckles Oyershoe do.
Bed Cords Mortars,
Sorn Brooms and Brushes.
1 and Stirups; Chaise Handles.
4 4 runk Locks and Handles.
Bnckles; Brass Nails,
Whetstones Oilstones
AA,ugers,; Gimblets; Shaving Boxas so. y
iooT, Hearth, Clothes Shoe and Conn
Brushes, ''N "oil'D
~ oGhgf Books Wallets Pins; Needles. a
!, Ism Hooks and Lines Brass CandIest;n,,s
l; ca Pots; Inkstands, ''->'''''-''N0'
Waters; Tooth Powder =
,,ponge and Paste Backing.
'aperior Blackball; Bayberry Wax. &c. h
q q +: d c; keep the following articles con- W
spy Tor sale, at fair prices, viz Ladies' d
[%oc Ss' Md, Leather, Satin and Lasting =.
ZEE; cnstom-made and warranted Men, 6
O1S and SHOES, of various Qualities and 6
es spanish and American CIGARS at
n mo. g. 1897 90
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-06-13
JOHN A. GREGORY

6T0ofS' Buildings, Comt-street, south side
(THREE DOORS FROM wAsu,serov-srN
Az Just received his Spring supply ofNew
- YORK BLACK and DRAB HITS.
manufacture, some very superior RlacL IVA
Drab HATS, extra made, together with ever l.T
quality down to the cheapest
=, LidKEWIsE,-Some very prime Hats from the
Medtord Mandatory ALso.-YOTTTH'S
black and DRAB MASSACHUSETTS,
F Fa HATS-CLOTH CAPS-SIL,K &
COTTON UMBRELLAS, 'i0N x
W ANY gentleman wishing a Hat made to
any particular pattern, can be accommodated
at short notice -Oo"''u
N. B-l1ats by the case as low as at any
other establishment, for cash. " my
Boston, May g e,v
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NOTICE.
GILMAN B. PAKhr.,.

Would inform Is friends and the nublic ,,,.
he has taken thenew Brick Store q few rods
north OF the Ho'l, and has on hand an extern
sIVe ana prime a'ortment Of SEASONABLE
cGOODo' Whichle will sell at small advance
rom romeo cost Tor Cfh, good Credit, Produce or
Lancaster, Ma 30 90
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Worcester. SIS. Probate Office, May so, iS2T.
TO The Heirs of NATHAN CARRuTH, late Of
North Brook6eld, an said County, deceased,
and TO all others concerned IL, the Esiate Of
said deceased, GREETING.
WOU are hereby cited to appear Gf you
Ill eft) at the Court of Probate to be holden
,n Worcester, in said County, the first Tues
uu i.sei e"Irly next at ten of the clock, before
cow u the sause why the instruments, pur-
day ii ,aast gst win and codisil of said de-
noon to 81: approved; and you will be
sseaseds {. 70 Be F,
heard should no,
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PEDIGREE.


HIGHLANDER was sired by the noted Horse
Highlander, which was the son of Sample, (the
best blood in England which was got by the
Arabian Horse, Vernon Arabian Highlander
dam was one of the first blood mares, of dap
pie gray, sired by the horse Gunpowder, own
ed by Benjamin Perkins, Esq. and bred by the
mare, which was bought in Virginia by TIE
Hon. Jeremiah Wadsworth for $500. This
mare was sired by the famous imported horse
Eclipse from an imported mare. Eclipse was
sired by Eclipse, the most celebrated horse in
England, which never was known to have
been beat in running, and covered at 80 gum.
cas- mare, and one guinea to the groom
Many of the most famous running horses in
England and America are descendants from
this horse. Gunpowder was sired by Whit,
mans horse Obscurity, which was sired by Old
Obscurity, imported into Baltimore by Benia-
min Crockett his dam was imported by Charles
Carol, and got by Selim; his grand dam by
Careless his great grand dam by Cullen Ara
biun.
TERMs-$6 tho leap, 50 the season, $12 tc
insure with foal. Cash or notes payable Is
| October next RALPH WATSON.
Charlton, May l6, 1897. eow5w
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MASONIC.

Holden, June 2, 1927.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-26
Cheese and Champaign
A casks Cheese

O casks Cheese
c1k so kegs London Mustard II ~, Ml-
10 boxes Champaign, just received per 5y
Columbia, Wilson, from New York, ana iUI ~, Co
In store, Just received pipe HOLLAND ''
oct ID
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-16
Nea Arrival Of tgeiir.oes, s-e. e..

= Euih SUBSCRIBER las st received, from
- AGw iOfk and Philadelphia a yer, LARGE
additnHIi supply ot tfISi1 MEDICINE
a.. &c. Among winch arc the following, VIZ
30bottles hest Castor Oh. Al sizes; 74hottles
common Castor oil 2OO0 lbs tiauhcr salts;
IouOlbs. Lp,oln salts; 81 ,bs Calomcl "A lbs.
Jallp. % lbs, Rhubath so H. Borax. 50 lbs
tamphur; zee lb, Cream lutar 50 lbs It,.
qaouee; = lbs. spanish Flies - los Aoos
- los. Arrow Root l,upetiurl 5G0 lbs Lamp
blar>, l01ius Hum tupaI ~ lis Magnosla
, lbs CaleIued Masncs,a; 20 lb'. super Cab
soda, - lbs. lauaic Add 81 Us Rochelle
SIT, +. 2Vo lbs. Gum -hei-Lac; - los Cum
! aJlc 100 lbs. salt frhr; 2nO lbs Aqna fol-
rs; 30 It's. Roll salphu; loO lbs Flowers
sulphur q lbs. sponge, fins and coarse 81
lbs. CASTLE soup; 100 lbs kcrdigris 81 los
AssaiTtlda - lbs OPIUM; Ii pots Ncldlgfs.
IN oil - lbs. salt Of Tartar 3oO lbs Pearl An
lnolbs Candies 10 Is lsinclass; ! hoNr,
English Mustard 81 bottles stewart aud lon.
y CaiClnrd Maenc,iu - lbs Gmu N,nh 4;
5scts surgeons Pocket Instruments iOl lbs.
Fresh TamnfindS 50lbs. Eals tupaNa % Ihs.
Gmeamoni 80 gross assorted lials; loo grns,
Val. Bottle, aud Denllohn Corks; Japan and
Copal Nrni,h: Male Fern 'O,.Scpu; IA.
pcrs; Morphine (orthe active principle OF OPP
mul soda aud .'ridluA Powders, large as-
sortmrnt Of Paints, dry and la oil large IL.
sortnent of PANT and other bushes an r>ten-
sHc supply of surgeons instruments all the
Patent Nlethclncs NOW IN use a superb collie.
tion Of Fancy soap, large supply OF Lamp
aud Lin>ead Oh Waters, a great ,allctv OF
Oil and other preparations for ur Ilair am rt-
CANT assortment of Fancy aud Pam smut BoN-
IS great variety OF antN \ tul.',lass Smcll,
lng Bottles; Mead's andjmnes Ills lor l., >pcp.
si or Indigestion Aurldg,s lmcurc ior D,s.