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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-24
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MR.. RICHARDSON respectfully informs the Ladies
LVH and Gentlemen of Richmond, Manchester and their
VicinitIrS, tIai he will, in few DAYS open the
RIG &I3sEGS EYED sETEE ATTIRE
Tor short having organized Company in, the
association OF which he has neither spared exeiDn nor
ezpence 70 the Patrons of the Legitimate Drama Mr.
H. looks with solictudc for support; the Ladies and
Gentlemen comprising his Corps, will in short time
SHoh tho talents to the chasc and classic dis:ernmen
of a Richmond Audience.
Nov lis
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-24

we 3'''''''!'l"ed 70 lay over many ADDRESSED.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-24

The British Packets, which hitherto arrived from
Falmouth al Annapolis, vii! come 10 Boston monthly
by the way of Bermuda.
Oticia! notice of this change having been con,,nuni
Gated TO government, the collector has been III,
structed to tfeat them with that hospitality and respect
due TO Ii. Is, 81. Public Packets
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-24

Daniel F. Cook, Esq late member of Congress from iii
nois, died at the residence of his father Scott county XIV
on the loh nlt His disease was OF pulmonary charac
ter, which had been gradually prcync upon his cons,i,
ton for several years.-I Liberty Han
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-24

Tie Democratic General Wand COMMITTEES OF PM
ade'phia, opposed TO Gen. Jackson, met on Friday
evening to elect by ballot eight delegates to the Con-
Sention Har isbnTg when The following persons were
elected: Sanne Netherili, John Jennings. Josiah RAN
dali, w l.. Lehman, Z. {. Biddie John Bipns Tho
mas Harper aud Samuel Badger. Various resolutions
expressive of confidence in tie Administration; were
then adOpled
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-24
.MEEIYyYlGS C.4LLED.

ROBERT ALEXANDER. Secretary.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-10-03

virtue. The custom of society has w;seIv or
empted you from the din and tumult of wsr, tn
add zest to those scenes of domestic on;et
without which not even liberty is sweet -
Please to accept the warmest acknoyIedo-
ment. and let me assure you, it shall ever he
used IN manner worthy the Appreciation of
those who gave it. As soldiers embarked in
common cause, we disclaim all private inte-
rest, and we hope ever to feel that bond of
union which chains the hearts of freemen =
Neither prlvations nor dangers shall render us
unmlndful of the appeal this day made to onr
courage and our duty, and we pledge ourselves
TO devote this standard and our own exertions
to our country's cause. Should we be called
by her mandate, from domestic Quiet. to lend
our efforts IN the field of blood the Thought of
home will nerve the arm of conquest. and nlant
1hiS standard over vanquished foe. In pur-
SUING the path of our profession, your symDa-
tines Will soften its asperities, and, with the
ilustrlous Washington for our model, we hone
never to dlshonor the name of a soldier. We
honor the feelings of patriotism which has
prompted your patronage to the cause of free
dom' and may our country long feel its saluta4
TTy influence. May the sun Of prosperity il
lume your path, and guide your prospects here
below and at last may you share part among
the blessed 9
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-10-03
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

A Quack, calling himself DR. Warren. resid-
ing at Albany, persuaded Mr.. Hogel and
Mr.. Webb to take doses of his pretended medi
cines. The former died in the following nioht.
and the latter was attacked with dangerous
illness, and according to the Daily Advertiser.
is yet hardly out of danger. The medicine
proves, on analysis, to have been arsenic al
most pure. The pretended doctor has disaD-
peared
The last Grand Jury in Rutland County.
Vt broke up the old custom of treats from
freshmen, and when they separated no Jar-b;il
was found-Good.
BREACH OF PROMISE. An action for breach
ofpromise was lately tried before the Court at
Rutland VT Miss Sally Olmsted, vs. Mr. Isaac
Dickerson, of Benson. The breach was abund-
antly proven, and as it appeared to be altogeth-
err through the fault of the defendant, he was
mulcted in the sum of $500 with costs
The height of the falls of Niagara have beer
found, by late measurement, to be 1913 feet 4
inches. ~
GETTING SOBER. A man in Norridgewock
Maine, applied to a magistrate lately, for per
mission to be put in Jail for few days He
said he had been tipsy for two or three weeks
and should be so for as long time to come. Il
he was not prevented The Justice introduc-
ed him to the jailor, who locked him up on
Saturday; and on Tuesday he came out, a
very sober looking man.
The workmen excavating the stone from the
quarry of Craigleth, (Eng.) have lately discov.
cred a petrified tree, nearly 200 feet below the
surface of the earth 80 feet of the trunk had
been extracted 1t was feet in diameter nj
the thickest part. Tho bark was turned into
COAL resembling canal coal The interior was
chiefly a hard stone
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-10-03
FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
Massachusetts, Board of Education

Massachusetts, Board Of Education.
The great variety and frequent change of
books, and course of instruction in schools is
vexatious to teachers and expensive to parents,
and pernicious or fatal to the progress of child
rem in their studies But, before u uniform and
improved system of education can be introduce
ed into Common schools, there must be some
body whose duty it is to decide upon the best
system of books and instruction, for the purpos-
es of popular education, and then to recon-
mend it for general adoption. The Importance
of a Board of Education for the state, then,
must be seen, acknowledged and felt by every
one who will eXamamine for moment this
subject of great and common inter est, and has
children to be affected by it. Upon the impor-
lance and even necessity of such Board, there
can be but one opinion. But the manner of
forming one, which will be most enlightened
and most efficient in their duties, NAV be
subject of some question. But, to bring the
subject before the public, will propose meth
cd for selecting and forming it, and as follows.
LIST. Let the several towns in county form
societies for mutual improvement and the i'm
provement of shoots.
I'd. Suppose the several Societies in a coun-
ty appoint delegates TO meet occasionally to
consult upon the general and mutual interests
OF their respective societies, and of the schools
within their district
Sd. Let the Boards of delegates thus form
ed, in each county, appoint representatives or
delegates to meet anG consult upon the gener-
al interests of popular Education for the state,
and these delegates, when thus selected and or
ganized, to constitute the Massachusetts, Board
of Education.
That the method above proposed for forming
body SO much needed is the most iudicious
that can be devised, do not venture to say
But that one thus chosen must almost neces-
sarily be select and well fitted for their duties
will be evident from slight attention to the
subject. The town societies would of course
be composed of those who were most enlight-
ened and most interested in the subject of edu-
cation. From these would be selected the most
enlightened of their members to form the Board
OF Delegates for county. And if a member
from each of the county Boards should be
selected to meet others who should form a state
Board of Education, it could hardly fail of be-
ing the best qualified of any that could be Sc
ieotod for tho isar~-tAst and e.,sihlo Iut;as
of their office. PHILOS.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-10-03
az HOTEL FOR SALE.

HHE subscriber being very DESTROYS of re-
IL hnqulshing his present business, will sell
at great discount from its real value, his ele.
CANT KRlCK HOTEL, situated in the centre
OF the increasing and pleasant town of North
Gn'Pton, (Mass) with full run of custom, and
where an enterprizing man may always be sure
oil a good share of custom. The House was
Put IN complete repair the last year, and no ex-
pense was spared to make it Convenient and
pleasant Any one desIrous of such Stand
are invited to call and view the premises.
where they can learn the terms, of
THEODORE LYMAN.
northampton, Oct. 3. 40
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CATTLE SHOW

The field appropriated for the Ploughng
Match Is situated east of the Brewery, where
all teams, which have been entered. must he
ready with their ploughmen to draw for lots
precisely at 8 O'Clock
Those intending to exhibit manufactured ar
tlcles are reminded, that the rules of the Socie-
ty require their entry by IL o'clock, A. ri. on
the 9th inst. the day preceding the exhibition.
Judges of manufactures will remember that
their examination commences Immediately af
ter the time limited for entries.
Dinner, on the day of exhibition, will be pro-
vided by Mr.. Lilley at the Town Hall, for rs
cents. 1t is hoped that the table, as hereto
tore, will be- abundantly supplied with the
ch1lce irnit OF our orchards and gardens.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-10-03
CLOTH DRESSING.

FEVHE subscriber informs the public that he
Il continues the business of DRESSING
CLOTH, at his Shop, one and aths of mile
southwest of the Meeting house in Rutland,
ner
Prizes as follows, viz; Indigo Blues, Is
cents per yard Common Color, 20 cents per
yard; Common Wear, Is cents per yard
Wool carded for four cents per ID. end oiled for
one and half cents.
If the best of Machinery end workmen, and
the closest attention will give satisfaction, the
subscriber hatters himself that he shall be able
to suit those who favor him with their custom.
n. B. Cloth may be sent accompanied with
directions,) by the stage, and will be delivered
and returned free of expense TO the owner
FOSTER DEATH
Rutland, Sept 70.
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N Office is hereby given, that the subscrib-
! : ers have been duly appointed Commits
sioners by the Hon. Nathaniel Paine, Judge of
Probate for the County of Worcester, to re-
ceive and examine all the claims If the several
Creditors to the Estate of DAVID SMITH,
late of Berlin, in said County, Cordwainer, de-
ceased, represented insolvent, and six months
from the fourth day of September last are al
lowed said Creditors to bring in and prove
their claims and prove their debts, and we shall
attend that service at the store of James n
Fry, in Bolton, on the last Mondays in October
instant, and the next four following months from
three until six of the clock in the afternoon of
said days. NATH1 LONGLEY.
JAMES n. FRY.
October |, 1897, 10
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-10-03
SHERTFF,S SALE =

W be sold at Public Auction, on MON.
a D'4H, the fifteenth day of October inst.
at at nine O'Clock, A. NJ at the Machine Shop in
birmingham lately occupied by jones Stimp-.
son-twenty Broad Looms sixteen Kersey-
mere do; wood work for fifteen Kersevmere
Looms iron work forged for ten do. a large
quantity of wood work for Looms, partly fin
lshed. .7tso,-a quantity of Lumber an as
sortnent OF square and round iron four Turn
ing Lathes, with complete sets of tools; one
double headed Guage Lathe, very superior
MACHINE one single do. Riso,-compIete sets
OF Tools for the Lathes; one power screw Cut
ting Machine, very valuable two Circular
Saws one Boring Machine, with a set of Au,
gers large lot of Scrap and Refuse Iron
pun Wheels and Frame Grindstones ten
Iron Vices; Machine for cutting Wood
screws by power; three pairs Blacksmith's
Bellows and Anvils .dtso,-a very complete
set Blacksmitb's Tools, for extensive work
screw Plates; Taps and Dies Bolts and Wire
one Gig Mill; one set Screws one Veneering
Saw one carboy Oil Yitriol ALSO gen
eral assortment of Tools for building Machines.
as probably no Shop in the country is better
suPPlled' Oct. 3, 1927.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-10-03
CHEMICAL EMBROCATION-

Or WhitrcetPs Original Opodeldoc,
HIHOR Bruises, Sprains, Rheumatism,
n Cramp, Nuabness, Stiffness of the Neck
or Limbs, Chilbiains Chapped Hands, Stings OF
insects, Vegetable Poisons, or any external in
Iury-re commended by one of the first Physi.
Grams IN the United States, whose certificate, as
well as those of numerous respectable indiyid.
uals, accompany each bottle
CAO lloN.-it IS greatly to be depiured that
as soon as any important Improvement or dis
coVery is made in Medicine, the community
must be cheated, and the inventor in a degree
deprived OF his just reward, by host of servIe
mtators, (InsiIgate ed by envy and selt interestA
imposing their spurious compounds on The null,
lie, as substitute for the genuine article, there
by tending 10 bring such improvements into dis
repute, aid even utter contempt. Suchinstane-
es are so numerous, that it is Judged by MANY
That all de''atons from the common course are
unimportant, unless followed by train of irri-
tators, counterfeiters and impostors
fRlCE'-Ihe Proprietor of the original EN-
Droeatioh VIII never consent to reduce the price
" .'s III t'0ie, ~ urrirr Oorn f,vt With 5asvz
m'tations; besides. it would avail nothing. az
such pretended limitations are sold only in con.
sequence OF their cheapness A sill greater.
ana greater reduction would ensue, as, from the.
great plenty of its materials, the inventors coul,1
yell afford to reduce them TO little more than
the cost OF the bottle All those, therefore, who
wish tor the genuine and original article mnst ;r
SYST upon receiving f" EhtfrpeAps" OpodeIdoc.
% Sold in Worcester. by c. ..erris, Book.
seller also, by James Green e Co. Druggists
IN Shrewsbury, by c. r. g "a. .Stone.E@hers
also may be had AROMATIC SNUFF, for
Headache and Catarrh, Dlowsiness, Giddiness,
fapoors-aisO TO- cheering 6e snimal spirits.
&c. &c. ALso,-UhitrpePs Grand Cordial
Sfon7ach'c Detergent Bitters, for Jaundice, Ia
digestion, Costiveuess, &c. Sc
G- These Bitters can be stepped in water by
those who are opposed to the use of spirits, ana
with nearly the same effect
Oct 8. FIN
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Worcester and BrOokfeId
IRON FOUNDRY.

HVHE Worcester and BrOOkfeld Iron Foun-
q dry is now in blast, making Iron of su-
perIor quality 1t is situated in Brookfeld, in
tho South P~rsh, directly on the great Post
Road leading from Boston to Albany, and from
its location offers uncommon facilities for the
transmission of orders, conveyance of patterns,
castings, &c.
Orders for MACHINERY CASTINGS will
receive particular attention, and be executed at
short notice.
Also, for sale, an assortment of STOVES,
CALDRON KETTLES, and HOLLOW
WARE.
NJ Orders for Castings may be left with
Messrs. RICE 81 MILLER, at their Store in
worcestor;or directed to SAMUEL b. RICE,
at the Foundry.
Brookfield, NAV g. Il
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Female Classical Seminar.

FHNHE Trustees of the Female Classical
n Seminary in Brook6eld, respectfully in
form the Public, that the fall term commenced
on TUESDAY,, the Cd inst. gentleman of
high attainments in literature and science. is
engaged as principal Instructor and he will
be furnished with all necessary assistance.
Arrangements are made to furnish the Scmin
airy with Philosophical Apparatus and Sc
iect Library; and also to secure every other
a e niage Tor thorough and elevated system
u HlstructIon- Oct 8
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-10-03
Sept. 20. 1927.

Mo,ReEsIER, S. Sept. 20, 1927.
TEEAkEN on several Executions, 0hayino>
Il been previously attached on mesne nro,
oess) and will be sold at Public Vendue to sat-
isty the same, on .aOND.4Y, the t,oenty-niath
day Of October merit, at two o'clock, p. Nj. az
the house of George v. Harlow, in Barre, i'm
said County-all the Right in Equity which
GEORGE '. HARLOW has to redeem his
mortgaged Real Estate situated in Barre, in
SAID County, consisting of about one acre of
Land with Dwelling House and Blacksmith
Shop thereon-and is mortgaged by said Har-
low to David Wordsworth and Joseph H. Stone.
of Barre. Said Estate is bounded and describ-
ed as viii appear by sc record of said mort
gage deeds duly made in the Office of the Req
lister of Deeds for the said County of Worces-
ter. 10 DANIEL NEWELL, ID. Sheriff.
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zeal Estate at .AUcfion

NILL be sold at Public Auction, on MON
w DAY, the 18th dug of KooenrJer merit,
at IL o'clock, at noon, on the premises, by
leave of the Supreme Court--the FARM late
" belonging to Dea. JAMES TAYLOR, late of
Northbridge, deceased, situated in said North
bridge, containing about one hundred acres
consisting co. of Moving, Tillage, Pasturing and
woodland, with convenient Buildings and a
good Orchard on the same.
.Hso,@one other lot, containing twenty-four
acres of Pasturing and Wood Land, situated in
sutton .7ts0,--one other lot, containing
twelve acres of Wood Land, situated in said
Sutton.
.4so,-one other lot containing four acres
OF Pasturlng and Moving, situated in said
Northbrldge. .AsO,-two Pews in the Second
baptist Westinghouse in Sutton, and one in
the Congregational Westinghouse in North
bridge. Conditions of sale made known at the
time and place of sale.
DAVID d. PAINE,
Guardian for the Heirs
Northbridge, Oct 3. 5w4O
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DIED,

In this town, yesterday afternoon, Mr. John
Eaton, son of the Hon. William Eaton, aged 81
In Oakham, on the 18th ult widow Sarah
Willis, formerly of Bridgewater, aged IS.
In Fitchburg, September %, Mary Jones,
daughter of Varnum Brigham, aged months
and 10 days.
fever, Mr.. Ivory II. Willis, son of Mr.. Nathan
Wilds, aged 81.
At Tyngsborough, on the ODD inst. in tho
9Oth year of his age, Col. Ebenezer Bancroft,
an officer of the Revolution
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BRIGADE ORDERS.
HEAD QUARTERS.

-, Bolton, September ID, 1897.
The Brigadier General of the second BRIGADE
and Sixth Division having appointed OrIs Ap-
ANS, Esq. of Grafton, Brigade Inspector. and
ALPHEUs MOORE, Esq. of Bolton, BRIGADE
Quarter Master, and Mr.. WILLIAM PRATT, Stu
dent at Law, of Shrewsbury, Aid de Camp,
and they having been commissioned as such.
Will be recognized and respected accordingly
by order of AmoRY HOLMAN, Cd Brigadier
General, I'd Brigade, 9th Division, NJ. NJ
OTIs ADAMs, Brigadier Major.
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THE CATTLE SHOW.

" kneao by the smoke schich so gracefully curl
GU &c L. MOORE.
l knew by the people who crowded the way.
All hastning to town, that attraction was
there,
And I knew by the Ueating twas cattle
show-day,"
And 4, too, was vending my way to the fair
Twas morn, and the zephyr that WHISPERED
along,
Brought rude strains of music to me and to
mine;
Twas the rafting of wheels, and the din of
the throng,
The prancing of steeds, and the lowing of
kline
g Yes, this is the holiday SPORT" excaim'd.
:" vi the tarmer-his gathring for rnOnev
and cheer -
And, in truth, am jealous he could not be
bland,
fine had meetings annuaI-ruREE TIMES A
YEAR!
We all, 1t is sure, must have whereby to live
He the plough, mark the sequel and have
my pen
But 1 write for those who have nothing to
give,
lie goes home with premium, and-tries it
again p
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MI RIED

In Sutton, on the 25th ult by Rev. ]. Malt
by, Mr., Horace Waters, of M1lbuy, TO Miss
Ruth Hovey, of Sutton.
In Waterbury, Conn on the 9th alt. Mr.. Mi
ner Fowler, jr. of Guilford, to Mrs. Cherry
Linsley, of Waterbury.
In Warwick, September q, by the Rev. Mr..
Smith, Mr.. Melzar Williams, of Royalston, to
Miss Icybinda Wheelock, of Warwick
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AGRICULTURAL

NHE Members of the Forester .4gricul-
~ fnrat Society are hereby notified, that a
stated Semi Annual Meeting of said Society
WIZ DC holden at THoMAs's Hail., in Worces-
Ter, IO-dORROW, (Oct. ~ at 10 O'Clock,
"A. N. Wv. d. WHEELER, r. Sec'H.
Worcester, Oct 3. 1897
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IT NEW F.HLL GOODS.
A. & C. A. HAMILTON
Boston, Sept. 5.

A. & C.. A. HAMILTON
EEAVE just been making an addition to
n e their stock of rich Fancy aod Staple
Goods such as
Black Gros de Naples and Sarsnets;
Blac:l French Grapes Lacetts;
Black Levantines POngeeS;
Black and Slate Batiste Laces;
Black and Slate Fancy Silk Hdkfs;
Red, White, Green and Yellow Flannel;
Swiss Muslin Points, and Fancy Hdk'ls;
Color'd Gros dc Naples Silks;
Elegant Belt and Cap Ribbons
Scotch and Tartan Plaids Booking
Habit Cords; Frogs and Buttons
Great Uariety Of i,eso style Prints.
Worcester, Sept. IS. Swis39
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AMERICAN LYCEuM

TENHE Delegates from the several Brancbca
4 of the .41rcricaa LyceuDr for the Count,,
q Worcester will meet at SHREWSBURY, THIS
DA Y, (Oct. 81 at ten o'clock, A. M. An Ad
dress will be delivered at tho Westinghouse.
at IL O'Clock, by CHARLES NJ Far, M. ID.
4 Fer order, IRA BARTON, See'rg.
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z OAMMI B. sLOCOMB, aged about le
a years, my indentured Apprentice, left my
family and service, in an Illegal manner, on the
10th inst. hereby caution all persons against
harboring said apprentice, or trusting him on
my account, as | shall pay no debts of his con-
tracing AMBROSE CHASE.
Sutton, Sent % 1897 &1O
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LATEST FROM EUROPE. BY the ship Olive
Branch, which arrived at Boston yesterday,
from Liverpool, papers to Sept. 2 are received.
We are indebted to the printers of the Courier
for proof sheet containing the most impor-
tant items.
Dispatches had been received with accounts
of the defeat of the Russians by the Persians
near Erivan. In two engagements they were
defeated and cut down in great numbers
Turkish frigate of &c guns, and galliot, had
been captured by Lord Cochrane The Greeks
are said to have defeated Ibrahim Pacha near
Vostitza, and compelled him to retreat Don
Miguel has been appointed Regent of Portu-
gal, and has sworn to support the constitution.
ExHUMATIoN In excavating for dam on
Moose Brook in Hardwick, an adult human
skeleton, in tolerable state of preservation,
was recently dug up. The body was appar-
emily thrown in and buried with the face down.
ward; and no appearance of there ever having
been any coffin was discoverable: There is
one old lady in her ninetieth year who has al
ways lived in the neighborhood, yet neither
she nor any other person recollects of there
having been burial in that place
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Stafford Machine Shop.

uEERVEY WATERS continues to manu-
facture MACHINERY of various kinds
such as COTTON and WOOL CARDING
MACHINES, POWER LOOMS of various
descriptions, GAUGE LATHES, CABINET
MAKERS &IVORY TURNER'S LATHES,
METALLIC GRINDERS, for CLorniBRs'
SHEARS, &c.