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m VERY CHEAP.

& ALICoEs 49,, Factory Ginghams, l2t,
Plaid Silks 10 black figd do ~. plain colors
do ~, Stout Cashmere 62a. do. Satinetis at
80 cents per yard; others propnrtionably cheap.
Broadcloths; Outfits; Flannels: Blankets /;
Satnet $ Cassimeres Bonbazetts, Vesiings /;
silks; Sat,ns: Calicoes; Cambrics LINENS !;
Ginghams Furnitures; Copperplates Mus
Inns; Dnnoties; Velveis; Pgaids; Sheetmgs (;
Shriings Tickings; Handkerchefs E; Nerker-
chiefs Shawls; Hosiery; Gloves Ribbons !;
Partisan and London Trimmings; Edgings !;
Bindings and Innings in short, an assortment
of Staple and Fancy Goods. embracing all the
variety, usually wanted, of European, India,
and American manufactures, constantly on
hand and for sale at the Store formerly occu-
pied by SAMUEL BRAzER. ESQ nearly opposite
Lilley's Tavern, by HENRY NJ SKIES.
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NTOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
l q seriber has been duiy appointed ldmnistra
trlN on the Estate of JACOB UP ron, late of
Fitchburg, in the County of Worcester, deceased
and has taken upon herself that trust b, giving
bonds as thelaw directs All persons indebted to
said Estate are hereby called upon TO m AXE inn
mediate pay ment and all those TO whom said
Estate IS indebted are requested to exhibit their
demands for settlement, MARY C. UPTON.
January 8, 1873 81
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SAMUEL DAVIS. D. SLeriE.

MoRcEsTER, IS. January %, 1928.
FHNAKEN on Executions, having been previ-
Il ousy attached on mesne process, and will
be sold at Public Vendue, at the Inn of Samuel
Davis. in Sterling, on THURSDAY, the 2Ist
Dug IF February neat. at / o'clock. p NJ, all
the Right in Equity which REUBEN BLOOD
has to redeem the mortgaged Real Estate GA
which he now lives, situate in said Sterling
about one-fourth Of a mile westerly of the Meet
ing house, containing about ohe-half acre of
Land, with the Buildings thereon.
SAMUEL DAVIS. D Sheriff
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lP LOOK HERE.

ENOR SALE. Farm situated about two
IL miles fro0 the Westinghouse, in the
South Parish in Brookfed ON the road leading
to Sturbridge, within 100 rods of a good schoo,
and about one mile from Grst and Saw-mfl
1t contains about 1870 acres, well divided mo
Moving Pasturng, Tlllage, Orchardng, aid
Wood-Land with suitable and convenient
Buildings, and is we'll watered by never Gll-
ing stream running through the same The
Lan4 is of an excellent quality, and under a
good state Of Observation-Disclosures gwen
the first of April next For further particulars
inquire Of AARON KIMBALL. Jr near the
Westinghouse in said Brookfeld, or the sub
scrber on the premises
JOSEPH MUNROE.
Brookfeld Jan %.
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NT Office is hereby given. thai the snb-

N Office is hereby given, that the sub
stber has cen uy appoipted Adninistra.
tor on The Estate Of JOIN DAVIS, late o Lll-
nenbnrg, 10 tn ounty of Worcester deceased,
and has token upon himself that trust by giving
buds as he law DIRECTS All persons indebird to
AID Estate, are hereb, called upon TO max i'm
mediate pay ment and all those TO whom said rs.
tate is indebted are requisite d to exhibit their de-
nands for settlement HIRAM DAVIS.
Sterling, Jan. z, 1893 W
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NoReEsTER, IS. January 81, 1928
fHNAKEN on Execution, having been previ-
d ousy attached on mesne process, and will
be sold at Public Vendue, at Joseph Davis's Inn.
IN Princeton, on WEDNESDAY, the tlcentieth
dag Of February he1t, at one o'clock, P. M,
all the Right in Equity that SILAS HENRY
and SlLAS HENRY, JR. have to redeem the
mortgaged Real Estate on which they now live.
situated in the southerIy part of Princeton
also, one other Lot, situated in the easterlv
part of said Princeton.
SAMUEL DAVIS. d. Sheriff.
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Patent Wheel B0res
HOR sale at the Store of WHEELER &
q IHAAIER. Worcester, Dec. s.

N Office is hereby given, that the sub
i scrber has cen duly appo nted idmmistra-
Tor on the Estate OF GEORGE SLOCOMB, late
of shire wsbury, in the county Of Worcester de-
ceased, and has taken upon himself that trust by
giving bonds as the law directs All persons in.
debted to said Estate are hereby called upon to
MAKE immediate pay ment; and all those to whom
SAID Estate is indebted, are reques ed to exhibit
their demands for settlement
JOHN MASON, in.
Shrewsbury, Jan. 2, 1928. 81
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NOTICE.

%NOR SALE, about l3 acres of Land. with
n Dwelling-h house. Barn. Clothing works
and Carding machine thereon standing situat-
ed in the northerly part Of Oakham, on the
road leading from Barre to Worcester and &C
cupied by CAIvIS STEVENS. Inquire of
ELEAZER JAMES. ESQ. of Barre. or SAM
UEL B. FOSTER, of New Braintree
January I6
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DR.. Delamatter'S Cough Medicine

This valuable Medicine for Coughs, Hoarse~
ness, Asthma and affections of the lungs. is
prepared according TO the Recipe OF DR., De-.
lsmatter, late Professor in the Berkshire Med
icsl Institution. 1t is decidedly the best,
cheapest, and most pleasant remedy for COM
plants arising from Cold or Catarrh. The.
numerous calls for this medicine has induced
the subscriber TO put it up in w. Bottles.
with directions, which are sold or the small
price of so cents, together with the Sweating
Powders accompanying each bottle.
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FANCY MOROCCO WORK

In all its variety, executed with neatness
and despatch by person thoroughly acquaint-
ed with the business. Orders left will be
promptly attended TO- Military Belts Surgi-
cal Instrument Cases, Dressing, and various
other kinds do Fancy Boxes, Reticules, Pock-
et-Books Wallets, &c. &c. &c Many of the
above articles on hand and for sale at wholesale
and retail, as above. Also,-Skiver Kid and
Morocco Skins. H. NJ S.
Worcester Jan rs. 3
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office Jan. 10 1873
Tod'e Heirs Of RnoDA SroNt, late Of Brookfed.
IN said County, deceased and to all others concerned
az me L.@oe % S1id bceaSPd, GREETING.
q OU are hereby cited to appear (if you
II see htJ ~ To, Court oi Probate to be holden
p Worcester, N saidC0unty ,ou tht first Tuesday
~ Narch next. at ten Of the clock before noon to
show cause Why the Instrument which purpors
20 be last Nili aud Testament of said deceased
should moi be approve, aud the Administration
o. sad Estate with The III annexed granted to
E'lsha Stultt want, of said b. ookfeld; and on will
be heard thereon.
THEOPHs WHEELER Reg.
a ~ Order of the Hon J7,fipe
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Worcester and Brookf5M
IRON FOUNDRY.

fENHE Worcester and BrOokfeid Iron Foun-
VI dry is constantly in blast, making Iron of
the best quality. All orders for MACHINE
CASTINGS will receive immediate attention,
and be executed at short notice.
ALso,-.for sale,
FRANKLIN, BOX, and PLATE STOVES;
CAULDRONS, and an assortment of HOL-
LOW WARE.
WANTED;-a number of WOOD CHOP
PERS to cut and cord wood ready for coalinp.
u Orders for Castings may be left with
RICE q MILLER, in Worcester, or directed
to the Foundry, in Brookfeld.
Brookfeld, Oct II tao
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

WORCESTER IS. January 10, 1923.
@EsAKEN on Execution, fhavnfg been pre-
8 viously attached on mesne process) and
will be sold at Public Auction, on the premises
on THURSDAY, the l4h day of feJruarg
meet, at one of the clock, afternoon all the
Right in Equity which CALEB SARTELL,
Of Ashburnham has to redeem about five acres
ct Land, with a Dwelling House, Barn and
shop on the same situated in Ashburnham
Aforesaid, on the County road leading to Win
chendon, being the same premises now occupied
and improved by said SARrErL
CHARLES STEARNS, d. Sheriff.
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TOOTH 4CHEDRoPs, valuabl c remedy
for the tooth ache.
sPiRlTs OF SOAP, for taking grease spots
out of al kinHs of cloth.
REAL JAPAN BLACKING, or ELASTIC
VARNlSH, Tor boots and shoes.
OF The above are OF sale by JAMES
GREEN g. co. Worcester.
Dec. TO- scSm
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CARD WIRE.
WANTED.

A T Saxon and Leicester Factory, South
IA Leicester, two or hree YOUNG MEN
TO work al Broadcloth Finishing
Likewise-a number of FEMALES TO
work in The Factory.
Likewise,-a first rate MECHANIC, to
work upon Machinery, viz Building and Re-
pairing ito such liberal wages will be paid
Apply to JAMES ANDERTON, at the Fac
tory, South Leices en-
Dec 1P sw50
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FOR SALE.

pa a TAVERN STAND, situated
fFFf "A twomiles southeast of the cen
lF7E5a ire Of the town of Hubba!dston, con-
d-~AA=ss3= tanning ! IS acres Of good I.ond, well
divided into Moving, Pasture Tillage and
Wood Land with young Orchard, lately graft
ed with the most choice fruit is well watered,
well fenced, under good state of cultivation,
aud is situated in one of the best places for a
Tavern in this vicinity and IS now occupied as
the same Said Stand is situated on the stage
road leading from Providence, r. l. to Keene,
N H., and on the stage road leading from Bos-
ton to Albany The Buildings are all new,
well finished and, in point of convenience. can
not fail to suit the most particular. Possession
given the first of April if wished for, and rea-
sonable credit given for the most part. if desir-
ed. For further particulars, inquire Of the sub
scriber on the premises. ABIJAH CLARK.
Huhbardston. Jan. %
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"rers'er SIS rebate Office. Jan 10, 1928.
To The Widow md Heirs Of IMNUEL DAVIS, ESQ.
tate Of Holden IN said Couty, deceased, md 10 all
oilers c0acaneet IN tte Estae Of said deceased,
GRLErING.
WOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
III STE fit al the Court OF Probate to be ho'd, n
Il y, orerster. in saidCounty, on the first Tuesda,
"a March next, at ten of the clock, before noon
to shew cause why the Instrument which purports
e. be the non cupatiye Win of said deceased
should not BE- approved aud the Administration
of the Estate granted Merrill DAVIS So a son
OF the deceased, and you viii be- heard thereon
MA I'll PAIN ! pyob
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WORCESTER AND LOWELL
POST CO.3CH,


H EAVES Worcester Monday Wednesday.
s. A and Friday at Z, A. NJ. arrives same day
at >, P, Nj. Passes through West Boylston
intersects with the Boston and Barre line at
Sterling; the Boston and BrattleborouCh line
at Lancaster; the Lunenburg line at Shirley
the Boston and Keene line at Groton the
Concord. IN. H. line at Lowell and meets
the Newburyport and Haverhil lines at Lowell
THE .N'EWBURYPORT STAGE
Leaves Lowell at Z, A. NJ. every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday and arrives at New
buryport at o'clock, on each of said, days,
where it meets the Boston and Dover Stage.
Ret@rRlng--Loaves Newburyport every
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at |, P Nj
on the arrival Of the Boston and Dover Stage,
and arrives at Lowell at 6, P. NJ. same days
WORCESTER g. LOWELL ST.aGE.
eturnjng-Leayes Lowell every Tuesday,
Thursday, and SATURDAY., at g. A. M and ar
rlves at Worcester ana days at 5, P NJ by
the same route " ere it meets the Provi-
dence Stages inter>ect, with the New York
Mail, by way of Hartford, every day and with
the Boston and Albany Stages, by the way of
Springfield and Northampton, every day, Sun
days excepted.
GEORGE WHlTCOMB,
DAVID WILDER, Directors.
SAMUEL HOUGHTON.
LEVI CARTER, AGENT
u Fare through, ONE DOLLAR, for the
present.
% For seats, apply at L. CARRIERS,
Lowell. LOVELL'S, Worcester
Dec. "a If
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FIRE.! FIRE.!

YENliE SPRISGFIELD FIRE Insurance COM
n. PANY, with Capital of 100000 dollars,
paid in and well invested continue to effect
ASSURANCES on all kinds of property
against loss by fire, not exceeding $4,000 on
any one risk, on terms as favorable as can be
afforded. Apply at the Office of ISAAC DA-
Wis, .4ttarney at Laao, in WORCESTER, who is
authorized to fill policies.
Nov. 2. 3wseoly
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CHAIR PLANK.

an CHAIR PLANK and other LUM-
VO Der, as usual for sale by the subscrb
ers at their Store in Fitchburg. Part Of the
Char Plank can be delivered at Winchendon
and Royaston JEWETT g. WOODS.
J &, w. wall keep supplvof almost all kinds
of LUMBER at the Stores of Messrs FAY
& co. Southboro', and Capt. C. PARKMAN,
Westboro'
Fitchburg, Jan. 1G g
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C9RPETLNGS

Just received, , bales, comprising variety
Of patterns, of Kidderminster, Venitian and
Americ can. much below recent prices.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-19

This the view we have taken of til; ec., anG Whale
ii remains unchanged shall repeat tha, these ucorpora
tied companies arsccraces ard under the bin Of last
winter, would be highly" privileged class"
Tie agricuIturst oul be Of, because he would
have hand two three crops Of wool for which he
scoud get profitable market, which would lead 10 the
destruction Of the ocks Of sheep at once, and then The
whole country would suffer. The bill now before congtess
provides ell for the farmer the manufacturer ard
places the Individual establishments and these "oyer growr
,vultres of The East" re footing, by smuane-
ous imposition Of duty cloth and WOOL 1t eifords pro-
lection also to many oher branches Of domestic industry,
beside wooens and altogether approaches nearer 10 the
f. Of the nation taken whole, and is reer from
ia contracted and beggay" policy, than the bill Of last
year.
We hope We may now be understood. We believe, in
IA wcrd a, the policy Of this nation to protect its
low industry; and wish TO advocate such plan as viii
do extensively and ecctuay for all classes OF our
citizens Aud think this proper time to make the
plan extensive the wants Of county ii is not,
land only prepared fer contracted and beg
saly" system viii advocate such upon the ri.
lcipe that little is better than nothing But that i-
I've wish fairly divided aid at least to have opporu-
mites Of advantage, extended equally to The roor an,
;aJ 70 The rich.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-19
RAIL nnAp.
~ 70 The r!ch

At special meeting If citizens Of the Borough If vii
ninglo ON t,- subj ct # de rail road held at the Tow
Hail, on the 18Th e 1873 Jos G RowlAsD IN the Char
Rssstrd, That tie wi eli now are, which may b.
subscribed ail ,i By individuals, for The purpose Of Ct
feeling immediately tie surv, Of runte and making est
nales fl rail roll hab niderel herea; or, muc
paid the capital stock Of he rail road company,
pc allowed to hen accordingly, in TIC nsallment,, caie'
rom time 70 Tins by anthclis Of the Company.
Rgsa'teh rha, jos. &. Rowland, DR.. A. M'Eane, lame
Caahy and Wa +. Drohs9n, be- and they hereby, ap
nen'ed committee to waii ON such nt the citizens 81
Ne castle they deem it proper call On, for the pur
rose OF explaining the views OF This meeting in relation
he conteInp 4ed rail road and ascertain from them
is hciher urinn can be formed construct
/ DAD Jointly to tie waters Of the Chesapeake.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-19
TO OUR PATRONS.

In the first number of the Deiaoare Patriot we
requested the subscribers to the american Watch
man, that such of them as did not incline to support
the paper under its new form, to notify US of tho
fact by the 18th Of February. That period has now
passed, and we wish we could say that it had pas
sed without receiving notice of discontinuance.
But the contrary is the truth.-Very few of the
old subscribers rcman.-Our paper will be rega-
iarly forwarded to them, and they will be consld-
cred in all respects, patrons Of the Delaware Pat
riot
We have, however, received two new subscribers
Tor every one that has quit; and when it is remem-
bered, that we have been but one month at the Ed.
orial table, we believe we may say that our list is
the largest for the time, that has ever been in this
state. 1t is not however, large enough; and while
we return our thanks to such Of our friendsas have
exerted themselves in aid of the Patriot, and wish
them health, peace, and competence" we res
pectfuly solicit continuance of their labors, I'M
this respect; and request them to forward us by]
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-19
de WITT CLINTON is NO MORE

albany, February 12.--Fhc bright laminar,
(which has she'd its glory upon our country for ma
Iny years. is set forever! but its remembrance vii
lever be as green as the hills over winch it has re
lvoved, and as permanent az the adamantne rock
Iof our country Last evening at about seven O
o'clock. the whole city was thrown into agitation
aud gloom by the report q the death Of th'
EGREAT MAN. ard subsequent accounts but to'
lfata'iy confirmed the fact. An immense crow,
aassenshlcd in front Of Ills late dwelling to ascer
ltaiu the truth of the rumor which had gone forth
leach being 10th to believe its accuracy i'll it wa
fully confirmed by the attending piyscians- H.
was sitting il lis .tuny, and While coEver,ng viii
1.-TWO at his sons. his head fell forward, and life in
lStantly ei, him. - His death was probably coca
3soncd by rupture Ct the heart. All attempts t.
sresuscitate him proved vain. Gazette.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-19
NOTICE.

The friends of JACKSON and the PEorLE, OF re
form and of retrenchment, and consequently thu
friends of domestic industry, residing in New-Cas
lille County, are requested to meet at the Tow
Hall in this Borough, on Friday the 22d Of Febru
Iary instant at 10 O'Clock in the morning, as wei
10 celebrate the birth of Jacksons mmoltal counter
mart. as 10 take into consideration what measures
are proper to be adopted for their safety and the
preservation Of their liberties.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-19
National Nomination.
PEOPLES TICKET.
President,
Andrew jackson.
Ticp President,
John G.. Calhoun.

We have given place to-day to the communication Of
au,c1us because it in defence Of whom think
y2ronrully accused When read the communication OF
moleon in the ournal we asked ourselves The following
questions
Were the facts stated BY Timoleon. known to him,
when he ted Tor Louis Mcl.ane in 1922
Suppose Tmolecns statement to he true, which Fabri.
cius fatty denies, and We know Fabrcius is honorable
man
Did not Timoeon approve Of Louis McLanc's course,
and advocate Mr.. Crawford also I
Would Tmoleon have made this attack upon absen,
man, when he cannot defend himself, il he not a
Jacksoniani
Il il lie good of his country that induces 1imoleon to
this course ?-or is it not in accordance with the determi-
nation Of the Adamstes prescribe every Jackson
no matter who he may be, and whether guilty or not
If Tlmoeon were honest would he not have made this
statement previously to the election in S26-when Louis
SicIane the spot and could have defended himself,
and hen there opportunity TO affect his election
to congress!
We make no comments-we leave our readers 10 draw
their differences We only say, that Our columns are
open the defence Of any man, whom we think unjus
attacked " behind his back - and that Tmoeon means
Ills stab through Louis McLane, shall strike Jackson under
the fifth rib. But it wont do the people will through
it.
If it be true have just heard it is, that an offer
was made TO Louis McLane be Secretary of Treasury
for Mr. Adams aud that he eced the offer promptly
declaring that he would not under him, it adds ano
the reasons for making this attack upon Gen Jackson
through one Of his supporters.
The article in the literary department of our
paper, will be read, we think, with no common in
terest. 1t is beautiful specimen Of Autobogra-
phy The work from which it is extracted F." Pub
lie Characters" is highly interesting; and We
believe, rare in this Country. 1t was commenced
at London, in 1898. and continued by the publica
! ton of volume annually. for several years This
work contains biographical notices Of most of the
Statesmen, authors, artists, generals. and nava
commanders, who have ilourished in Great Brit
ain, during the last thirty years, and Of some OF
our own worthless.
We cannot withhold the tribute of our admira
ton from the author of the 'aviad and Maviad. and
the translator Of Juvenal, and would forget, if VIC
could, that WILLIAM CLIFFORD was, also, the cd
tor Of the Quarterly Review.