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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-07

L. X. states that II was reported therc, ina
Com. Porter had issued orders to all Mexican
armed vessels to seize all Spanish property
going from Porto RICO, in American vessels.
On Saturday an examination took place at
Boston before Judge Davis, OF Captain Alexan'
der Draw of Nan,ucket, charged with the
murder Of his second mate, Charles H. Clark,
on the high seas, near the coast OF feru, on
board the ship John Jay, q Nantucket whaiin1
vessel, on or about the first OF September last.
Several Witnesses were examined, and it APP
pc are6 that Captain Drew made ali assault up
on his second mate and stabbed him with a
knife in the cabin, at the breakfast table. The
Captain had ordered Mr.. Clark upon deck, who
Said he would go when he had done his break>
fast. He wa, told 10 go up then, or he, Capt.
Drew, would help him up. He was rising 10
po when he was stabbed. After lingering
about fortnight, he died Capt. Drew was
brough, home in irons, the first Hate having
taken charge of the vessel, which arrived at
Ed sarlop last week. The prisoner was fully
committed for tria'.
THE MORGAN AFFAIR has been brou ght
ia,o the House Of Representatives, by petitions
from Indiana county. On Saturday Mr..
Mitchell presented memorial on the subject,
aud moved 10 refer it to committee oi hvr.
Mr. Petrikin, Mr. Wilkins, Mr.. Shannon and
Mr.. Tu,wiler made remarks in opposition 10
the refeyence-Mr Mere di,h and MIR. Tutwi>
Ter, respectively, called the previous question
but withdrew the call before the question
upon their motions was put Mr. Blair spoke
10 the proprie,y of indulsing the disposition
mantle s,ed, Of throwing the petition out OF the
House. He said if ferment existed in the
pubic mind, III relation 10 this affair, The mode
OF allaying it was to proceed with GOODNESS and
elaboration. The persons signing the petl-
tons were, many Of them, Of undoubed res
probability, and if they complained OF any sore,
real or imaginary, that had infected the body
polite, i, was the DUTY OF their representatives
10 enquire into il.
Mr.. Emlen demanded the previous question,
in which he was sustained by sufficient NUM-
Der Of members-and on the question shall the
main question be now put? it was determined
in the negative; which decision put the ques-
ton out Of the House for one day and Nj.
Mitchell said he would not again call il up
Harrisburg Chronicle.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-07
TIL E3ATEl.

The public are respectfully Informed that in Con.
sequence OF the sudden ndsposticn Of Mrs. Michsels
the performance announced for Saturday Evening
is uEsvoidab'y postponed until
MOHDAYEVENIAG, APRIL TN,
When will be presented (by rcquest) Colcman's Ope-
IA, ofthe
MOUNTAiNEERS,
LOVE AND MADNESS.
Octavian, MIR. Raymond,
(who has kindly volunteered his services.)
Floranthe, Mrs. Michaels,
(from the Chatham Theatre, New York;
Bucazn Muley, MI. Richards.
Sadi, (from the New York Theatre) Mr. Davis
Agnes, edo do) Mrs Davis.
Between the Play and Farce,
\ Comic Song, "Gaby and Susy," Mr.. Davis:
Fancy Dance, Mrs Michaels.
The evenings entertainment will conclude with the
fashionable after piece, called the
YOUNG WIDOW,
LESSON TO LOVERS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-07

Bu, TEN individual, could be found in the
United States, 50 lost 10 every principle Of JUS
lice and gratitude, as to refuse vote oil hanks
10 Gen. W Washington on his retiring from the
Presidential Chair; and GEN. JACKSON and
wv. B. GILEs the constitutional hair-splt'cr
olNirgiuia. were TWO OF the ten!
1t should no, lie forgotten that the only
HONOUR" in The Louisiana pack, EDWARD Liv-
NrssrOs, Esq. (the deiamer Of the venerable Jet-
'ersun,) was also one or the immortal ten!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-07
LESSON TO LOVERS.

Doors open at 6, and performance to commence
precisely at O'Clock, Box aud PHI, so cents; Gale.
~ IS cents Tickets to he Lad at the Box Office of
the Theatre. The Box Book will be opened at tho
Theatre from 10 until o'clock Smoking prohibited
in any part of the Theatre. Offices will be in attend
ance to enforce the most rigid drcorum For further
nnrticulars see bills of the IaV. anil a.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-07
From the National Journal of April 5.

In the Senate yesterday some time was spent
in The consideration OF Executive business
The process act was read third lime and pas
scd The bill authorizing the payment OF in
,eres, to the States Of NcwYnrk, Pennsylvania,
Delaware, Maryland and Virginia; to which
States were added by amendments, South Car
DINA, Rhode Island and New Hampshire, was
after a long discussion, ordered 10 :hird read :
ing.
The House OF Representatives yesterday re-
sumed The consideration Of the resolution of>
fcred bv Mr.. Wickhffe, calling for information
on the subject Of works Of Internal Improve
ment, but before any question was taken upon
it, the discussion was again suspended ny the
expira ion of the hour. Mr. Hamilton from
the Select Committee on Relrenchmenls, re-
ported resolution, giving them authority to
st nd for persons and papers. he House theh
resumed the consideration of the larltt IN
Committee of the Whole on the State OF the
Union, when after some discussion IN which
Mr.. Clarke, OF Ken, Mr.. Carson, Mr.. I. p.
NJ ,ore. MIR. Stewart, Mr.. WickliHe, MIR. Mar
tindae, MIR, Livingston, Mr.. Mallary, Mr.. J.
s. Stevenson, Mr.. Starberry and Mr.. Daniel,
the motion Of Mr.. Sprague to strike cut the
i,ems IMPOSING duties on hemp and mo!asses
was ncua,ivtd The amendment moved by
M. Clarke to introduce duty on cotton bag
ping was then decided in the affi' native, ayes
so. noes Is. About seventeen other amend"
men,s were then moved, OF which modlhea'
ton of the duty on carpets, moved by Mr.. Sic
enson, of Penn. and an amendment increasing
the duty on foreign spirits from ten cents TO
thirty cents perGallon, m.ved by Mr.. hucha"-
an were carried. The Committee than rose
and reported the bill as amended. he biii
and amendments were then ordered 10 be Prin~
ed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-07
numb er, AiM,e, > ails, ONs
and Paints.

and Paints.
vINHE subscriber having bought out Captain James
i McGuirc's entire stock Of IUMBER. ard having
removed his former stock to the yard formerly occu-
pied by Cant Mcclure, respectfully Offers .or .a'e
the best and most general ncnt ct well season
ed timber at his rsIal ow ard accommodating prices,
Consisting Of The foHocing ori'cts, ris.
A, 900 feet Of panel, l. Il, and inch susque-
hannah plank
Is, 900 do of common do
IS, 900 do merchantabe II inch F. S. flooring boards
80 900 do cuttings II inch do do DO
81, 900 do N. Carolina H. and inch heart plank
5000 do white pine cuttings
81 600 do inch sus. do
go, QUO do inch r.. 8. boards
IS 100 do a. inch Md T.. =. do
so, 900 do cuttings inch do
IS. 900 do oak plank
l40, 900 do joist and scantng
80 900 do oak and pine grers from 80 10 20 f.. long
2j, 900 do white oaF and inch plank 80 to 50 feet
long
90, 900 Suffolk shingles
50, 900 n. Carolina bunch shingles
1890 cedar and locust posts
1000 chestnut rails
400 casks Thomast0n lime, fresh IN good ORDER
SO barrels Suffolk tar
10 do drip ,urpentine
Cut and wrought nails and spikes lamp oil
Paint oil. white lead In or. kegs &c.
Persons wanting any of the above articles or any
other kinds of lumber will do well by calling at my
yard OH Un0n-street and north OF kng-street
ALSO, TO RENT,
s The Wharf Warehouse and Lot used
STS7i by me as Lumber yard, wolf:s,re ct, and
Hass; known as the property of Mr James IN
| &s.Nal twisle and adjoining the brew-house. For
terms apply Mr. James Entwisle OF TO the subscr.
Der GEO. II. SMOOT.
apr4-6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-07

Gu, readers will perceive, by reference 10
our repor, of Congressional proceedings mat
the Tariff has been at length Iaker Out oil Com
mi,,ce of the Whole, and is now before the
House. Nearly twenty amendments were Oh =
ferd in Committee, only about twa<ot ."'ce oi
which were adopted. They were principally
offered for the purpose of being renewed in the
House. s no discussion took place upon them
There can be no doubt, from the disposi'ion
m,n;fest.d in the House yesterday, that there
is determined spiri, to resis, and put down
evrrv Effort TO change the character oil the
hin and ;f that course is to be persued in the
House. there can be no difficulty in determining
either the character, or the perioG, oil Its des'
tiny.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-07
Elegant Furniture at Auction.

1 T half past o'clock on "wednesday Tie 9th inst.
IA at the residence Of Mr.. John ;. Miller, Oh Wash.
ingtonsireet, who is about TO fiem town, his
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
being perhaps OF the very best quality of AIRY in town,
if not in the District, having been wholly purchased
by careful and experienced hand, in the rhiladel-
phia market within the last years and cautiously used
since that time. It Consists in psri of
. 4 very superb sideboard, pr Of card tables
dining tables mahogany and other chairs
Mantle and pier glasses
Mahogany and cured maple curtain belsteads
Venetian stair and entry carpeiiHg
Venetian inside blinds
elegant wash stand with marble slab, plain do
set of French china with shades
Bureaus, dressing table with mirror, plain do
Straw mating for two rooms and passage
Passage lamp. pair astral lamps and mantle do
Cut glass, fender, kitchen furniture
And great variety Of almost every article in in
the most fashionable families. TENS cash
To give the ladies opportunity Of viewing the
furniture, the house will be opened the morning pre-
vious 10 the sale.
april , GEO JOHNSON, Auct
O. The National intclligencer will please insert
the above till day Of sale.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-07
- a5ss.. y N.DtA5AAs
-n,v MORNING, APRIL z, 1928.

n,,rsrchment Committee have oota'neo
!" =, ..Od for persons and papers. Livery
p" ;,ioD is manifested to crlminate the al
Y'2'.i,n But let them proceed. heir
i'' ;,I be in vain, and the objects Of 'he'f
~" ION villcome gu, ofthe ordeal as gold
.e0sd" The character oil the Adm'n-
''. will bear the closest seVsreS'' s'ric''
Is scrutiny
Waller Heuning Esq the well known
u, Vennings Justice, and Tor many years
'a'' e n. chancery Cour' for the Richmond
~" - lied in Richmondlas' tuesday AMER
~, ',d lingering indisposiron.
,.,,,d yarick, Esq. has been unanimously
pr.s;oent of:he American Bible ooeie-
go +. rl,ce Of the Hon. john JAY VINO re-
s 'n ' in March last on account Of his advance
= %, and bodily inGrmit'es.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-07

North cARoLISA.-A ft'er received IN 'hlS
=, from one Of ne most respectable gentle
Vs., w. IN ,hr STATE, dated At Fayetteville, March
,,,h >,rs. sThe cause Of the Administration
c.,,,iply gaining ground. A Letter from an
,g,.r,,Iriiiz,n in Montgomery dated March
,sL 1873 saws, some months back our
,o,p,y WAS so decidedly Jarksonian that 1t
Was generally sdmilIed that three fourths ct
n, county was in ravGr of the military candi-
An, now think we may safely calculate on
.n,;,r;,. Gr the Administration. | think
.L, \. s.me. or nearly 50, may o. said Of An>
,,, h,y;n, ia,r.y paid 4 visit TO that county"
Tn, writer goes on 30 say lha, the voice Of the
Safe i, STILL doubtful, but that he has great
hoo, fits being given for the reelection Of
Mr.. ADAMS.
Oher letters, received from this State with.
in the las, week, are Of the same complexion.
A Jackson SIGS.--It appears that such has
seen h.. waste C time in Congress in not PASS
ms TIE appropriation bills, that bill drawn
by Commodore BidGle, Gow II SEA. for $4,000,
cold MOI be paid, and hat a vessel OF war was
d, uue from sailing. lately, Tor want OF S45,-
90. And the JacksDniins say they have de-
LLlu map Ivy III NOHS 'SSH'-Ne'"'""N eN"''
The above article reminds US of a fact which
cane TO our knowledge las, week; which IS, that
for want Of funds 10 paw them, most OF the ar
inns, mrchaoics, and laborers, a. the navy
Yard, Washington, had been discharged. When
We saw wan, Of funds, we do no, mean that there
sno money in The treasury; but that the Jack
aa Congress have delayed passing he appro-
p,iauon bills until those Of former years have
been expended, and there is nothing to meet
AeOrdinary expenses of go'ernmen nj, althoueh
here is plenty of money in The treasury. In
stead orattrnding TO the interests OF the nation,
Ii. Ja,ksouis,s in Congress have been de,ising
ways and mean, 10 pub down the government.
The people of America surely will not tolerate
such corrupt aud pernicious practices; il they
TO- he days Of the republic will soon have
been numbered. This is one Of the evils at
itnlant on The actions Of those whose motto is,
men, no, measures" Mdryiander.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-07
AUETSEMS

mn TUESRaY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock precise
Wy, before the Auction Store,
Is so.all boxes -esMs
/ large book press
kegs young hyson tea
l cask port VINE
half qr casks red DO
feather bed
10 sides sole leather
) dozen assorted cordials
10 barrels onions
half do buckWhe -four
apri7 GEO. JOHNSON, Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-07

Saptain Prentiss Of the brig ST. Anna, arri>
'saa New York in 20 days from Guayama,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-07

p. r. states that il was reported there, that
Com. Porter had issued orders to all Mexican
armed vessels to seize all Spanish property
going from Porto RICO, in American vessels.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-08
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

COUNTERFEIT EAGLE HALF DOLLARS are in
circulation in many parts of the country, so
well executed as readily to escape detection.
AccIDENT. At a regimental review in Boil.
ton, Comm on the Odd ult. man was killed by
the bursting of a cannon, his head being liter
ally severed from his body, one arm blown off,
and otherwise shockingly mangled Another
man was also shockingly wounded
CANAL. Arrived at Albany, on Saturday,
Sept. "a, canal boat Mary" of Milan, Capt
Edward Meeker, from Huron county state OF
Ohio, with cargo of pot ashes, slaves, and
sundries. This boat, the Albany papers say,
was built in Huron, at the head Of Lake Erie
She crossed the Lake $50 miles, to Buffalo. and
thence by way of the Erie canal, 800 miles, to
Albany and is bound for New York, making a
total distance of 752 miles. She is 40 tons bur
den, and is schooner rugged, and carries two
masts
LEEcHEs. 1t has been lately discovered that
leeches twice applied possess the property of
communicating TO tho second subject the dis
ease Of the first
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-08

At meeting of the friends of the Admins.
tration in the County of Worcester, held at the
Court House in Worcester, Oct. 8, 1928, lion
Seth Hastings, Chairman, Isaac Goodwin, Sec
rotary,
ResOlred, That this meeting retain mistaken
confidence in the wisdom, integrity and ability
of the men at the head of the present admins
traton of the National Government.
ReSoiced, That we approve the nomination
of John Quincy Adams for President, and Rich
ard Rush for Vice President of the United
States.
Resolved, That we concur in the nomination
for Electors, made at general meeting of the
friends of the Administration of this Common.
wealth, held at Boston in June last, and that
we will use all fair and honorable exertions in
our respective towns, to favor the election OF
the persons named upon said ticket.
Resolred, That the editors of the several
newspapers published in this County, he re-
quested to publish the foregoing resolves in
their respective papers.
LEICESTER BANK. The following are the
officers of this Bank, elected on Monday last f.:
Prcsident-John Clapp. DirectorS--N. P
Denny, Slas Earle, Walton Livermore of Spen.
Ger, Joseph D. Sargent, John A. Smith, Joseph
A. Denny, John Clapp, Isaac Davis OF Worces.
ter, Isaac Southgate. CaShier-H. G.. Hen
shaw. Solicitor-N P. Denny. Dividend 81
per cent.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-08
DIED

4
In Sterling, Mr. Emory Wright, formerly o.
Lancaster, aged &c.
In Boxborough, Rev. Josiah Willard, aged Sc
In Carroll, IN. W Aug. 4, Mr.. Ebenezer
Cheney, aged 81 whilst in the act of catching
horse, was kicked by another, in the Dit Of
his stomach, and expired on the 18TH He was
native OF and long resident in Milford, in this
county.
In Princeton, on the 18th inst. Miss SALLY
Powers, daughter of MIR John Powers, aged 81
In Sterling, Sept. %, Mrs Submit Kendall
wife OF Mr.. Heman Kendall, aged "A years
PRINTERS IN Maine, md .Neio Hampshire, are
requested TO insert this death.
In birmingham, Mrs. Sarah Waite, formerly
| of Greenwich, aged 81.
In Mendon, Sept 10, Mrs Mercy D., wife Of
Mr. Horace Chenery, in the 32d year of her
age While engaged alone, in the ordinary
| concerns Of her household, she was suddenly
selzed by fatal indispostion, and fell insensi
6ly upon the floor, in which situation she was
found by her husband and friends, and conveyed
10 oed, where in aboU: two hours she expired
The deceased was in the prime of life, with
bright prospects of continued happiness, sur
rounded BY ardent friends and affectonate rea.
tlves, and her death, in this sudden and distress
ing manner, impresses upon the living a sol
emn admonition to be prepared, should they be
called as unexpectedly to bid adieu to all sublu.
nary things Communicated
In Ashburnham, Mrs. Dolly Brooks of East
Cambridge, aged 26--Miss Nancy Barrett
daughter of Mr.. BENZ. Barrett, aged 18
In scarborough, on the 18th ult Mrs. Lucy
wife of jackson Arnold, and dauther of Col
Lowell Barnes of Marlborough, aged 24-Oet
5, Ann Eliza, daughter of Capt. H. B. Wheel.
er, aged years.
In Northboro, Oct. 5, Capt. Timothy Brig.
ham, aged 49, Seven:yyears ago Q758) Capt
B., in company with several other young men
from that town, marched to Lake Champlain in
the old French war, and was with General Alb
ercrombe at the attack on fort Ticonderoga
the unfortunate issue of which is well known
He was also Lieutenant of the company of min
ute men, raised in Northboro at the commence
ment of the revolutionary war, and which, or
the memorable 10Th of April l775, marched tc
Cambridge to bear part in the struggle fol
ependence.-C Communicated.
In Boston, DR.. Elias Maynard, Of the firm o.
Maynard d Noyes.-Dr. Robert Fenelly, one o.
the Aldermen of the city
In New London, John G. c. Brainard, ESQ.
aged 80; well known to the public as former
editor of the Connecticut Mirror-as a poet
and man of talents.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-08
WORCESTER:
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 8, 1928.

OPENING OF THE CANAL. We have the
pleasure of announcing to our readers the ar
rival at this place, yesterday morning, Of the
canal boat, Lady Darlington" from Provi-
dence. Thus have the anticipations of those,
who looked for an early accomplishment of this
great project, been fully realized. When the
magnitude of the work, involving an expend-
ture of more than half million of dollars, and
the many obstacles to be encountered are TAX
en- into view, it is, indeed, matter of surprise
that it has not been longer delayed. For the
untiring zeal and patient industry with which
the Commissioners have uniformly pressed on
ward, and for the frmness with which they
have encountered every difficulty, they are en-
titled to the thanks and the grateful recollec-
tons Of the whole community.
The Lady Darlington was moored in the ba-
sin at the head of the Canal at II o'clock Her
arrival was announced by the firing of cannon
and the ringing of bells An address was de-
lvered to the assembled multitude from the
deck of the boat, by Col. Merrick, Chairman OF
the Selectmen, after which, large number OF
invited guests repaired to the hospitable man.
sion of the Governor, and partook of sumptu.
Gus collation. furnished in his usual handsome
style.
We have been furnished with the following
lines, written for the OCCASION
FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
THE LADY DARLINGTON.
What mean those guns, and that tremendous
shout?
The town 'twould seem by demons is assail' d
What can this fuss and fluster be about'
Has Adams or the Jacksonites prevailed
"The boats arrived !" the children in the street
EKclaim partaking of the general fright;
{" The boats arrived, )" from ev'ry quarter greet
Our ears while pressing forward to the sight
Where are thy wheels, or hast thou mono to
show
Thy runners then, or what is thy machine
The water in our little " ditch" we know
Can boast great things, but never have we
So large a car by tandem drawn along
On wheels or sled with such apparent ease
And then the multitude thy quarters throng
How canst thou them contain, tell if thou
please.
She comes "The Lady Darlington" appears
In letters OH her stern lis then the boat,
The long expected visitant; for years
The promised guest in our canal to float.
We bid thee welcome, welcome to the heart, .
The bone and sinew of this Commonwealth
In cups Of sparkling wine, before we part,
Well drink to thee and thy successors health
w.
NJ We understand that the Canal Packet
Boat, Lady Darlington, will take passengers
for Millbury to-mOrro,o morning, and return in
the evening, and ithat she will remnin here dur
ing the present week for the accommodation Of
parties.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-08

JACKSON AND BURR. The white washing
committee at Nashville have, at length, come
out on the subject of Jackson's connexion with
Burr in his projects. The documents which
they publish, furnish evidence of that connex-
ion, more conclusive, if possible, than had be-
fore been published, and the whole drift of the
defence is to make it appear that jackson was
deceived and duped by Burr into the belief that
his schemes were sanctioned by the govern
ment-a poor get off at best, and one in which
they have succeeded but poorly. However, let
them take which horn of the dilemma they
please, and it ought to be conclusive against
Gen. Jacksons claims to Office.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-08
MARRIED.

In Holden, Mr.. Henry A. Wheeler of Con.
cord, to Miss Dolly Kendall.
In Petersham, Sept. "a, Josiah s. Prentiss
Esq, Of Ward, to Mrs. Mary Stevens of Pc
tersham.
In pittsford, IN. ~ July %, Mr. Sumner
Pierce Of Royalston, Mass, to Miss Polly Lea
wins of the former place.
In MiIlbury, Sept. 30, by Rev. Joseph COTE,
Lieut.. Joel w Fay TO Miss Lucy Dutton.
In Berlin, Sept. Is, by the Rev Mr. Puffer,
Rev. Lyman Gilbert OF Newton, to Miss Eu.
genia Stove.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-08
RICHARDSON & FENNO

henI, WHICH VIII De Sold
at low prices, viz:
Gentlemen's and Ladies Gold and Silver
Watches,
Gold and Silver Lever do,
Silver Alarm, and Repeaters, do,
Brass and Wooden Time Pieces,
Gold Chains, Seals, Keys, Slides, and Rings,
Plated do,
Genllemen's and Ladies Finger Rings,
Gold and Silver Mounted Watch Chains,
Steel Chains, Keys, and Rings,
Silver, Silver Plated, and Steel Bowed
Spectacles,
Silver Tea and Table Spoons, Sugar longs
&c,
Silver Thimbles, Pens, Pencil Cases,
Ever-P Pointed Pencils, Tooth Picks,
Filigree, Jet, Gold and Paste Nobs 81 Drops,
Jet, Pearl, Paste, and Gold Pins, Gold Beads,
Rodgerss Penknives, Scissor KNIVES and
Scissors, Patent Vest Backs,
Cologne, first quality Shaving Soap and
Pomatum,
Britannia and Silver Plated Coffin Plates,
and variety of other articles not mentioned in
the above.
u Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry made and
repaired with neatness, and at sholt notice.
Ftchburg, Oct. 3. Al