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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-13
From the New-York Gazette.

MOST MELANCHOLY SHIPWRECk.
The Eas,ern Mail yesterday 5roush Us .ne
melancholy intelligence OF the total loss Of .,le
Brig Am Maria, Crowell, ON her passasr ' ~M
this port to ST. Johns, N. b. and that ALL w
BOARD Persisted! The only au'he"''
particulars are contained in the annexed ca,
tract of a letter received by Messrs. James 10y
T.. "A Moses O Wood, to the latter Of whom
the vessel and cargo belonged:
BELFAST, Me. Feb, 81, 1928.
Tn. brip Ann Maria, CrowelI, from New
y,rt bound to ST Johus, " b. went ashore on
the Isle of Haute, in The town oil peer i Isl:
niaee on Wednesday night, Feb. goth, ina VI
p,snt lie and storm, and without doubt, $50
Jaws nv informant, Geo. Kimball, Esq. OF Isle
Of Hau,e, )eyery soul ON board persisted. b!
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some papers found shore near where she
struck, il appears tina, Mr.. rgh was su.
percargo, and that y'u were in,er,s ed There
were picked up few thous nd OAK hhG,
slaves, 10 or l2 bis. -four, Q or 8 small trunks,
por,abl. de- k,sk some Of MIR. W's Enrn, some
account books, a bundle Of old. e,.e", directed
to Mr.. Virgin! fhe shipping p~prrs, &c.; and
Mr. Kimb III thinks here may have been crn.
siderable more saved that he mas no, h. ard If.
Mr.. kimball thinks there should be some per-
son appointed 10 take charge Of this, and whist
more property NAV be found; some pieces o.
her boats were found on he shore. The name
OF the vessel ana mastrr we learned bv the
shipping papers. SIMON WRIGHT
The MIR. Wright, who is. mentioned in he
above letter, was James w. Wrigh Of this ci-
~, who had been several years in the employ
Of Messrs. Hay & Wood and mad always sus-
tanned an exemplary character: added to which
he was a very active and Intelligent man of bu-
sness His loss is deeply amented by large
circle Of friends.
The crew of the Ann Maria was composed
Of the following prrsons:-Lbenezer CroweI,
jr. master, James Ogleby, Of New York. first
officer, Robert Carvan, of do; George Brown,
Of Pennsylvania; John Ward, of Come c,icu,;
Neil O'Sealy.of Ireland, and John Smith, Of
Maine. We have not been able 10 ascertain
whether there were any passengers on board.
Since the preceding account vas prepared
for public alton We have learned from another
letter, received in town, that one Of the crew,
John Smith. Of Maine, had been saved after
having remained on the rocks for thirty hours,
enduring every thing bu, death. Six OF ,he
bodies bad been found and inferred in Matini-
Gus Island:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-13
om,he Baltimore Patriot.

IMPORTANT FROM NEW YORK.
The following letter is frou. gentleman oil
intelligence who has thu best means OF obtal"-
ipp ,arrec, information, and who has for years
been an arden, unwa>erins supporter OF the
lie Go,srnor Clinton.
Extract Of litter 10 gentleman in Baltimore
from hi, friend in The Western part OF the
Sac Of New York, da'ec
"RocuEsrEa, n Y. Frb. 90, 1928
hato.d, m or, a pleasure to be al myth
enabled to assure you that sentiments ard ex>
gtOhslikr lhost which animate your patrlouc
Gvoi Baltimore, now pervade most Of III
| Coun,ie, Il The Stale Of New York Our
clpsr IS now prospering beyond my most san
sp,nC expectations. The West Is making the
mrst inpOrian, demonstrations In favor OF tn"
Administration. Our electors IN the nine
We>ern Districts, will he carried by acc lama>
hon There will hardly be show OF Oppose
ion 10 them. Twenty six electors in this
STATE are certainly AMI uualteraby safe. We
shall elect an Administration Governor, by
nom Is 10 10000 majority. You may rely
securely upon lhis-l speak the language Of
ruth aud sOberness. The ballot boxes will
maketuc history Of all that promise IN the
a'me OF the people.
hT'act ofAaOther letter from the CITY Of New York
lam clad to 6ud you so firm and sangulnt
hihe reelection OF our excellent President.
nave al along thought there was sufficient So
eo1',y Ia the the People to defeat Jackson an'
4sO.lOwers, In addition To this, the death o
H9v' Clinton will produce very great chang'
'hls State in favor of Mr. Adams, for ma
FH he ardent, leading supporters Of jackson
's's only SO on CGnlon's account-this caus
sean end forever. Several Clintonian Jack
Nn men have told me they did not care
N''S Tor the Old Hero; they only supporte'
In because it had been arranged, in case OF hi
ssNHon, Clinton was TO be Secretary of Stat
" 0nr years, and then to be made President
'RCbrton party is now disbanded -dealt
- cS'oi'ed" ihe contracr"-new parties ar
.Mhs-'he People will take their own al
~ ~, Into their own hauds-corrupt leader
NJ De prOsrrated, and the head of them a
.'sn'nston and his wire-drawers at Albany
ss0Ow trembling for their fate. In the gen
~ ~ 'ra'h, honest and good men will obtai
IS, SE tights and to. National Standard wi
~. s triumphant. II is generally ncede
M s'izen Of the Western par, Of the Stat
e selected Tor our next Governor, who
yin 0ehiriend Of the Administration, aud h
~'s elected by thousands.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-13

sAkesaE.aE6kx1COmmeD(t u MFR r. z Var tTlpS
brt vccn thp,e cities, win every Wednesday morn
ing, leave Brale, s wharfn Washington o'clock,
and JSnne,'s wharf in Slexandria, at o'clock and
proceed to Biltinorci and will on every Saturday af-
iernoon at S o'clock, leave Commerce street wharf
in Baltimore, and return to W ashington
Passengers will be landed takenup,o on either side
Of the Potomac river, and necessary
engagements be Effected, fixed places the route
will be designated, whereat freight will be received
and delivered.
The excellent accommodation the boat affords for
passengers, whether ladies' gentlemen, her great
speed, and the fine scenery of the country thr, ugh
which she passes, conuce TO render travelling by her
very pleasant.
Goods will be transported at the rates charged for
their carriage in the sailing packets, and the Poto
mac bridge presents an obstacle TO The boats going
to Georgetown such may be destined there, will be
delivered at greater expense than would have to
be paid if the could be landed at that place -
The expedition and certainty attending this mode OF
conveyance, offer such inducement to merchants
as will, it is hoped, ensure their patronage.
Application 10 be made to the Captain board,
to the aforementioned agents.
Aali,Yv Smith, Washington,
Sanap NJ Jnnney, Alexandria,
~ lillian Morg0,l, Georgetown,
Charles Worthingfon, Baltimore.
Washington, March IL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-13
From the New York Gazette March 10.

Eh1 la r KIM JioNhbi Nv
We have received by the Bogota, Captain
Sheffield, Gibraltar papers TO the 3o'h January
inclusive. The only item Of political intri'i'
gencs, not before published, is The following
copied from the Chrsni:le Of the ODD
PoRTueAL.-The Princess Regent opened the
Session for 1928 on The I'd January, pursuant
to the ls.b article Of the Constitutional Char
ter. Her Royal Highness chiefly reminded me
Chambers, that great deal remained to be
done before the Political fabric could be con-
sidered as completely consolidated, expressed
hope that they would forward this great
work without loss of time; and with that zeal
and prudence of which they have already Civ,
Tn many proof, noticed the appointment OF
the Infant Don Miguel 10 the Regency, and
observed, that His Royal Highnes' perfect
| concurrence in the Kings designs, the coinci..
dcnce ofshe latter with the political views ri
the Grea', Powers, and the measures adopted
| By Government, had put an end 10 party spirit
and re established peace and quiet in The inte-
| rior Of the Kingdom; bore testimony 10 the
sincerity With which a neighhouring nation
Oppose The attempts which continue TO be
made by restless spirits TO disturb that tram
guilty; and, hfconclusior spoke, in confident
terms, of the sieedy restoration Of the credit
of The Bank; aniapromised, that Government
would omit no deans in its power to maintain
the friendly relsins now happily subsis,ing
between Por'uga& the other Powers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-13
NicM ard ElegaMt EngraviMgy
Trustees Sale.

AIustctS SNIC.
nder the authority of a deed oftrust to the sub.
u srrbers will be sold at public Auction. on Sa.
turday the 5h day Of April next, at the lot ing about
the east SIDE the Turnpike Road, leadi, from Al
eSandna to ashngton, and forme rly in the
cy OF the late Mrs, Mary Fendall,
II number Of likely and oaiuu6le Negro
Slaves
Also. various otef articles Of personal rropery con
slstirg ct Horses Wagons, Carts, Household Fur.
nture, &C. Terms made known on the day Of sale
ROBERT |. TAYLOR. 2r
THOMPSON F. MASON, ifus'ees'
march lots
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-13
70 Fishermen.
Notice

Notice
TIME stockholders in the Leesburg Turnpike Road
i Company are hereby notified, that on the 18th day
Of april rext an election will be held at the Court,
house in Leesburg, for president, four directors
and one treasurer for said Company, for the ensuing
year. BY order Oft the Board.
sAML. n. EDWARDS Treasurefs
mar If ttl2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-13
AUCTION S.
Books:

VINiE Books heretofore advertised as expected from
Il New-iork, may be seen this day at the Auction
Rooms. and Will be sold Thursday evening, the 18th
inst Catalogues will be distributed on "Wednesday
morning, ifnot before. GEO JOHNSON
NicM ard Elegant EngraviMgs
ut Auction on friday Erening nert.
rIHhE admirers of the FINE ARTS are informed
that specimens of the above will be ready for ir-
spec'ion at the auction store Kingstreet, on Ied
nesday afternoon the 18th Instant.
0Jfhls consignment wa> selected with great care
and taste by gentleman in Paris and Just rece, ed by
the latest arrivals from France. II will be found de.
serving the attention Of the ladies and gentlemen of
Ale xandria. mar II
GT Immediately after the sale of the French en-
cravings, shall sell variety ofother articles-smong
which are knives, scissors, combs, glasses, needles.
sewing silks, twist, 6ddles, gun, waters. knives s:
forks shoes, hats, cscoes and otLer dry goods. &c
march II GEO. JOHNSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-13
iubiic sale vi A,and.

Public Sale,
mn Saturday the 18th inst the subscriber will offer
S<for sale at public Auction the pr, mis-. lot
If ground the west side of Fairfax str. et between
King and Prince streets. lately il the possession of
ihoml, Brocchus, in front Fairfax street 90 feet
10 inches; in depth 58feet inches Subject to AID
ann ual rei in f. e Of "a
Sale at 10 O'Clock, A NJ. Terms cash.
RI TAYLOR, Trustee.
march 1-eots GEORGE JOHNSON, Auct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-13
N'f,,HsS y N-DlR1As
-sn,y MORNING, MARCH IS, 1928,


- lite Earthquake appears to have Oeen
-" lily felt. In Fredericksburg, INC
'sN that i. consisted OF two dislnc'
A'e'A o.cunving something less than nan
'" .,,,. III, first much more severe ''a" Wv ~.
i"' The houses rocked so violently, "'
toO'' ,.,o had retired FOR the night, and were
?'r''"' .,r,np terrified from their BEDS and
''ssp' Nth dieRculty persuaded to return TO
T's !, was accompanied BY loud rumo''ns
'H,"' mike ina, produced by the RAPID
'o's'' IS many carriages over pavement.
~ c shin Na,chez, has arrived at PEN
IN 60 cruise in the Gulf OF Mexieo'and
'-'O,- Vera Cruz and Tampico. The OH
NV u ,.,sw are in excellent health.
,.,,;ous are making FIR erecting large
If buildings in Philadelphia the e"su-
ias season.
N.w York G .zete says that about TWO
ia ,bousand dollars in specie were re-
u ,,crr on MONDAY morning from fh''a'
J.,nni,, for the banks in that e'y' About inc :,
C''P' I'm, WAS taken from the Banks IN
Car New York, on Thursday
- o., encouraging accounts oil the state
,.",,;e seo,im, NJ in Virsini4, are aa''' re
" PN Onr readers will rcoleet, that the
49,, &C The Jackson Caucus themselves
"'" ,,,.d soy only small majority. IL was
- cone lime ago, that every das wou'u 81,
"''' ,cw;ss uf tie Administration, aud al
-. cause Of civil government, l" '"s'
re- has ,urnrd out 10 be true; ana 'n
,,t.oD men viii 6od their "maJor''y dw'"'"
a0;r,ri,y" before the eiecuon CONES y"
W., s,v,. "A letter from Nor;humoer
,ats with con6den, Of the AdmnistrS
,...;,,,g maio'ity throughout IN
yo,. h,ro Neck-un'esS IN that c"u"t!' "n't
~. n,r,i,s are closely divided, and the MAORI
no.,r,,;n. From Nansemond, we lear
,L,, couoty, the friends uf the Admins
,.ron calculstr on majority. In oucSi"e
I'll Russ,E, /, is Sid decided changes al
,.ir Dl.ce. From the n. W. reports al
highly fnourab!e'
The Win h,ster Republican, also states XII
:, the Cont. Of Hampshire, :" TIL Magis'rAt
-. Tins divided on The Presidential quesio
Adams, %; I4ck.on, 5; neutral, |. There a
,h,p, 500 votes in the county, at which, IL
b.rs,,d Mr.. Adams will obt-in majority
100; Cmany ver-i formed gentlemen say 2o'
: A, n. election IN 1924, ten. Jackson rreeV
n vos, Nj. Crawford, 80, MIR. Adams, F"U
NJ. Clay, NONE; and had the election D. Gu
full one, it is brirvrd that the sam proP'rtl
vo0ld have been retained" In many OF
,,b,r Western Counties, the Republican sa
o the change has been equAly great
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-13
FARE REDUCED TO a5 CEN rs.

Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
4 MEETING of the subscribers to the Stock of the
~ Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company will be held
on Monday the 9TH day April ensuing, at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ, at the City Hail. in Washington, for the pur'
pose of eecting President and six Directors to con-
duct the concerns of the Company for such time,
not exceeding three years, as the said subscribers
shall think fit
S. H. SMITH,
A. c. CAZENOVE,
e. SMITH,
Commissioners On the part ofkhe United States
F. 1ILGHMAN,
p. E. THOMAS,
SAMUEL SPRIGG,
Commissioners on the part oftke State of Maryland
X. II HENDERSON,
WM. ELZEY,
&c. HUNTER;
Commissioners on the part Of the State Of p1ginia.
Washington, Aiarch5 w4w
ar The other papers of the District, the Patriot
BALTIMORE Richmond Enquirer, and National Gazette,
Philadelphia will please insert the above advertise.
ment three times week for -four weeks.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-13

rrs ship Na,chez, has arrived At Fen
,oJ, from cruise in the Gull OF Ns n.1 an;
SOU rom Vera Cruz and Tampico. he ON
NV IA crew are in excellent health
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-13
Alerondria, and Baltimore.
steam Packet iine.

The new and elegant Steam.
Boat Fredericksburg, Capt BE
,nedict J. jenkins, Master; having
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-13
Ny George JnhMson-

IN Tuesday. the 18th inst at the Apothecary
~ Store OF Mr. John l. Sayrs on King.street next
door to the Franklin IIouse-al his stock of
Drugs, Medicines, and Shop Furnture-
consisting OF most artc es vended IN such establish
ments-and among those great variety of the very
best glass ware. Terms at sale.
The InteIIigencer wilInsert the above till sale.
Nirch &
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-13

o.,,,,iou, are making f'r erecting large
r Of buildings in Philadelphia the e"su-
;sg season.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-06-10
MARRIED.

In this town, on Thursday morning last, by Rev
DR.. Thayer, Mr. John G. Thurston to Miss Harriet
p. Lee, daughter of Seth Lee, ESQ. of Barre.
In Worcester, Arthur Arlington, Jun. to Ann E.
Gates.
In New-Braintree, James H. Moore, of Worcester
to Jane Delon, of New-Braintree
In Holden, Jonathan Moore, jun. to Eunice l..
Moore
In Milbury, by Rev. Joseph COTE, Rev. Charles
J: Warren, of Attleborough, to Charlotte Wesson,
of Mibury
In Athol, Benjamin Cook, jun to Betsey Stratton.
In Heath, Rev. Joseph Kirkland Ware, of Palmer.
to Clarissa Leavitt of Heath
In Petersham, Jarvis Hodges, of Norton, TO Rhoda
Fairbanks of Petersham.
In Concord, Lysander L. Bascom to Lucretia
Tolman
In Lincoln, on Thursday last, by Rev. Mr.. De-
mond, Rev. William L. Stearns, of Stoughton. to
Mary Munroe, of Lincoln.
In North Bridgewater, Joseph s. Packard to Sally
S. Tribau.
In Bath, John Leach, jun, printer of Portland, to
Harriet Porter Owen.
In WaldoborO', (NIc,) Rev. Nathaniel Chapman,
OF Bristol, to Sarah Pond, of Franklin, (Msl
In England, Francis Godophin Darcy, Marquis
of Carmarthen, tson of the Duke of Leeds, and heir
apparently to Lady Hervey, daughter of Richard Ca
ton, Esq. of Baltimore and granddaughter of the
venerable Charles Carroll, of Carrollton.
In the Island Of Malta, Heman Haock, missiona-
ry printer under the care Of the American Board to
Mrs. Elizabeth Andrews, widow of the late Mr. H
Andrews, printer to the English Church Missionary
Society.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-06-10

The Commander-in-C Chief, Alexander Ma
comb, has assumed the command of the army
and has appointed First Lieutenant Samuel
Cooper, of the 4th Regiment of Artillery and
First Lieutenant w. M. Boyce, of the LIST
Regiment of Infantry as his Aids-de-Camp.
who are required to proceed to head quar-
tiers and report themselves.
Our Legislature has repealed the law nro-
hlbiting the Imprisonment of females for
debt. This is most ungallant act. One
good bachelor (Mr. Shepard) lifted I'D his
voice against it, for which the ladies owe
him thanks. Several married men, we per-
ceive, spoke of the propensity of females to
contract debts which they were unable or
unwilling to pay. They are crusty husbands.
we will warrant. 1t is to be hoped that their
wives will make them suffer for it when
they get home.-Conn. Paper
CIVIC PROCESSION. A great civic pro-
cesslon is in contemplation on the ensuing
anniversary of American independence. for
the double purpose of celebrating that glori-
Gus epoch in our political history, and of
commemorating an event which will consti-
tute the commencement of a new era in our
civil annals almost as glorious-the laying
OF the corner stone of the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road. For this purpose the Grand
Lodge of Maryland has appointed a commit
tee to confer with the directors, preparatory
to the arrangements.
The mildness of the past winter, at Sa-
vannah, is shown by the fact of pumpkin
vine, in the rear of the District Clerks of
flee, having borne all summer, continued
green through the winter, and constantly
yielded its fruit up to the 2lst ult.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-06-10
FRESH GOODS.

HASKELL q SAWYER,
A T their Store, near. the Post Office,
Il Bolton, have lately received, and offer for sale,
the following Dry Goods -
Black, Blue, Green, Olive, Brown, g. Mixed Broad
cloths,
Black, Blue, and Mixed Cassimercs.
Woollenets various colours).
A great assortment of Flanneis.
Irish Linens. Black and brown do.
Sewing Silks and Twist (all colours).
Padding and Buckram list quality.
Black blue, and figured Silk Velvet Vesting
Valencia and Marseilles do.
Black Silk do. Company Nankins. Red and green
Moreans. Prints las good an assortment as can be
found in the country.)
Battiste, for dresses Cambrics and Muslins
All kinds of Hosiery.
Silks various kinds and coloursl
Raw Silk Long and Square Shawls
Black Leghorn Bonnets
All kinds of Silk, Fancy, and Cotton Hankerchiefs.
Black Lace Wells.
White Bobbinet do.
Bangup and Grandurille
Willow for Bonnets
All kinds of Domestic Goods
great assortment of CROCKERY WARE.
Do. do. HARD WARE
Every description of WEST INDIA GOODS usu-
ally kept IN country store, and of the best quality
PAINTS AND OIL.
case first rate Horsehide Boots for summer wear.
Chlldrens' Shoes Live-Geese Feathers.
CABINET FURNITURE
On hand or procured at very short notice from the
best Manufactures in the country
l5The above goods offered on as good terms as
they can be had at any store in the country.
April 10
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-06-10
Spring and Summer
GOODS.
WALES & DANIELL,

mo- 49,
Washington Street, second door North from Boyl-
ston Market, (South End,) BOSTON,
OFFER FOR SALE:
1854 YARDS CALICO, fast colours)
A9Ot at Nine Pence per yard,
1877 do. do. Fancy One Shilling,
500 do. double width British Bingham,
5000 do. Superfine English ditto,
400 Rarc SILK, Valencia, and .Nerino
SQUARE SH.4WL!S.
nFFor MEMS and BOYS SUMMER
WEAR: Stout Stripe Grandurell Jeans !;
French and English Bro,0n Drills /; Mkt
and Black Lasting; Mkt CODRINGTON
CAMLETS, new and desirable article.
ALSO
FRESH BOLIVAR LEGROR1yS,
Superior BLACK BoMBAzINEs Wide and
narrow MOURNING GRAPES ITALIAN NETT,
&c. &c.
N. B. LADIES and GENTLEMEN who visit
the city for the purchase of DRY GOODS,
either at wholesale or retail, are invited OF
call and examine for themselves-they will
find GOOD BARGAINS.
May 10, 1928. CIV
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-06-10

Consisting in part of the following, zig
Black and coloured Gros de Naples Silks,
Black Levantines, Sinchaws, Sarsnets, Bombaznes,
Pressd Grapes, French and Canton do. PONCE Silks,
Fancy silk and Gauze Handkerchefs, Gauze Scarfs,
Raw silk Shawls and Mantles Valencia do, Cotton,
Worsted, Linen, Angola, and Silk Hosiery, Plain
and figured Book and Swiss Muslins, Jaconet do,
Irish Linens, GA and "a Linen Damask, A, Ga,
81, and 10-4 Linen Damask Table Cloths. White
and coloured Paris made Kid Gloves, Mems black,
white, and mixed Cotton and Worsted Half Hose,
English Silk Gloves, White and Drab Drillings,
English Ginghams, Black Silk Handerchiefs Ban
danna and Flag do. Calicoes Thread and Bobbinet
Laces, White and coloured Cambrics, Corded and
Fancy Muslins, Brown Linens, India blue and yell
ow Nankeens, superior quality, Plaid Table Covers,
Duck Pantaloons Mexican cloth and Rouen CASH
meres, for gentlemen's summer wear, Broadcioths,
Cassimeres, and Sattnets, Brown aud blenched
Shirtings and Shcetings, Ginghams, Bed-Ticking,
Cotton Yarn, Knitting Yarn, &c.-ALso =
Crockery and Glass Ware, Hard and Hol-
low Ware, great variety of Boots and Shoes, Nails
Window Glass, Paper Hangings, Hats, &c.
West India Goods, of the first quality,
Fresh Figs, Raisins, Lemons, and Oranges, and
superior New-Braintree Cheese.
The above articles, with almost every
other that can be found in country store, will be
sold at very low prices for cash approved credit
]. G. THURSTON.
In 40
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-06-10
AUCTION.
SALE OF. REAL ESTATE.

SALE OF KEAL ESIA II.
WE7ILL be sold at public Auction, at the public
wv house of Ebenezer Balch in Leominster, on
FRIDAY the 4th day of July next at o'clock + M,
the following described Real Estate, viz thirty
Acres of land in said Leominster on the great road
to Lancaster, and about 2 IL miles from Leomin-
ster Westinghouse. Said tract is now improves a.
Pasture, except about Acres which are Woooiahu'
1t is good tillage Land.-ALso-
Another tract of 10 acres, in said Leominster, near
the house of John Dvoll 3D. Said tract is partly
upland and partly intervale and is valuable moving
and tillage.
Conditions Of sale liberal, and will be made known
at the time and place of sale.
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber
living near the premises.
PHINEHAS CARTER.
Leominster June a, 1929 If