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CHEAP BOOKS
.qDd srATIOMEnw, a, 10. Sc. Market

.4sd STATION x;T.x, AZ "a So, Murke.st, 5etHss-
.lirssrs. A4,6ta aAd Lembsrt's Grocery sto'es.
SCOTT hegs leavc 10 s;a;e friends and the pup
% lc that lie has r1e eWc arrangements with Gygs
and ote cheap ,oksellers 10 phihdepha to enable
lin g Oppose Of Sclo9 ami otr hoaks, together with
general assortment OF AIIONEEY at the hwea Phia
d thG Prices either Wholesale utiei IN consequence
Of s.ch arrangement t1c.su;s ara Teachers from boe
town and county, would find It much their advantage
70 ca aRd arci@e as his 1eft reEreed ares VIII eon
Pcte'y preclude the necessity Of their gong to the Guy
fo any article in his line If business the Of cheap
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TO CHESS PLAYERS

4 IRLSll SUPPLY Of CHESS MEN, juat feoeHt" :.
"A a = II. lttson, West High street.
Tie, ia1e as9 fer sac, !.
Analysis ofthe game OF Chess, BY A. D. Phiuor. Nv
us,rated BY diagrams, hich marked the sltua
q the party for the back-games and ends psFss "s
critical remarks and notes by the athor OF the s! ,"
gemsof Chess Translated from the last French r' a,
and further ILLUSTRATED With Notes, by W. S. Kenny ~
thor of Prsc,cal Chess Grammar, Chess Exercises ~
TO which is annexed, Frankln's Morals OF Chess '''
Z Practical Description of t.sc Game" &c,
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The thorough bred Horse
ET.N.lLU0.


splendid descendant Of Sir Archy, tile sire Of The
most distinguished running horses Of the South, and
NOV, tweHy-our yeas old, stands al SIS the season
lHNALpO vas bred by the Hon Jain Raadssh. ce
Roanoke tNa) and is not cXcclcd by any other horse IN
he country u hls pedigree, in his LIMBS figure Bone
sne3 and action
PEDIGREE
Sire. S'r Archy, dam Miss liyland hy Gracious Grand
dam Duet, y Silver TAIL ull bred son Of Clocsia,
great grand dam Vanity, By Celer the best son o Old
Janus s & grand dam BY Mark Anthony The bes, IN Of
ol Palmer be tie best Il Traveller Of Selma
By Tie Godolphin Arabian, S 3 & grand dam by Jolly
Roger
sir Archy and Gracious got BY the mportedhose
Doomed. biedby 81 G Ruibury, got by florzel the best
O King ierod, hs dam y spectator grand dam ~
florao, By FLANK, a son Of Codopln arabian. grand
dam by Ch'ders, 8 grand dam Miss Bevoir, BY Guy
l'ranain, & grand dam BY pagct Tux, gggg grand
dam iie'ty Perciysl, by letde's Arabian.
lie viii stand the present Season. commencing the ls
Aptl, on Monday and luas,ny a, the stable Of james
Frazer, Newark, and Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, at the static Of S@aynr and Phillips, Whining
tom to whom pay mcht is 10 be made.
n Good pasture aid stahng provided all ace lsr;'
at The risk o. the owner.
MAY Is, 1898. S6--9m
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ADs IstsIiSEMENI.

rESa s. s5ll 4 s.. o1the e.5 !at efi5g.s.n.xt,
l. a:t M s,anGng e W borough q Wiimlagon,
the id,loa nS eesc7iaed properly. Press Fan and
large EeTa:o7. neal EevAts and Conveyo7 two stoves,
Tsrs g feet MI stones, sil loops III ges shoes
and bearers %h cranes spt1lss Wh runnes three bolt.
ins tees hurners 4nd head. scales ard ghs screens
elevators ara fans screen, hopper boy, tale four
elevator and coHseyor The whole n complete repsir
sale 10 bega !. y o'elcck. a
b. e-a!s- Il ass C5urcii.
JAS BROBSOS,
F.. HUXLEY,
NM. TOWNSEND, Com.
J4ly i. 1879 s3-7t
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REMOVAL.
A. & Ill. Wilson
HAVE REMOVED rIFIR

IlAFL Hh9I7F IT tfIN
Book Store and Circulating Library
- - = Nesf Mgh ", s'ai as z Ne Cppet frkst
Asn ~ moor FROM THE cogSiR Of MARkrr srRElr
ENHEf return ther thanks for the LIBERAL share 3. custom
they have received and will he grateful for a con,inm
ance Of the tayors Of The puhlc
They ofer or sale, Al .e re!,csd Prices, general
assortment OF School Books and Stationery, and variety
ct Fancy Articles
BlaAk Books Ralel and Bound u any pattern.
FAMILY BIBLES
Very eheaN Day Books, Legers; Ciphetnr, Cony.
Memoratdem and Pass soaka Wiring and Letter Paper
lea' Lined Do. C.rdes aud CpmIs l;rammars Comfy
spelhng Books Parchment, Bonnet Board B4ndhox
Board Frazer books q ne Catholic and Episcopal CGufch
es Methodist aud bapts llgmn books Catechsms of nc
various Churches; States Ink POWDER Gold and slye,
Paper, Embossed and Fancy papers, SC
variely = books j. different departments Of Iitera
lion price - Pea'
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NOTICE TO
.Wanutacturers.

@ To let for a term Of years. that large and
HaHHf com'nodious building in the Borough Of viii
mann mlngton formerly occupied az Brewery, sitra
Ms.iM.:l ted The OF Tatna and High streets
l0 feet oug and so feet deep; with dwelling attached
and alg spring of excellent water in the cellar
pump BY horse power. This building is well calcula
ted for Mandatory, particularly weaving dsliins
1t being in central par Of the Borough, with agood
brick stable on the premises The subscriber thinks il
unnecessary any thing further, any person wish
ing to rent would first view the premises
April 5h, 1928. e4--tf ISRAEL D. JONES.
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'oks Halsa and bound . any pattern.
FAMILY BIBLES
PARCHMENT.

A a. Wilson, No. $ West High street, have us. =
eeed large lot Of Parchment Of ve,y superior qualify
io instruments OF Writing Il will be sold low a,i l.he
raj discount made 10 wholesale purchasers 'Oe
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-25
h. i

Fs-1 Of ! D.e..rqno. 10 ts rncas ty:ts Of e.'
For the parPose Il obtaining The benefits OF se
titled An 70. The rele Of certain surviving officers
sad soldiers Of tie Army Of the Reyol,ion, spproyed
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70
I~ 5Eic-i::s tttstt7 +. .7t.sr


Is,~ If !ltTie-: I, 4 t.tt7 Il .7t:ar5tts
are ia4, , Justice Of Tile Peace u lie county Of
-, ID tit - II -. persta4s appeared is day,
...3tte fered n tie torres oug pew tf a,ior.
fs5 49, Tsts tsh hat tie gHer him ~
7cssg7ti -af-ies or of art attachment, css seizure
tt ~ GEES = aver, Il tie IA, taeTea auhofi.
Fl. IA secr4-3, .st taat HE SAD n. intended 10
fafs N IA r 5eHei: Il HE person by whou
.ae Il poAer VA exeol Ell,
W.;pess VI, h4ad, tfals -- iay o5-- p HE year
Bsore me - .Aere ih.e1' eiher justice of he
Pace etles AFt.4ie uly ees. @ administer
9s.as a fAe Gu q ---, q NE Sta,r ot -, perzoa.
+ appeared, Y u. 5 ana --, q the sal ccurty
ato dit sevet4Fy, axe es'h. that -, s. whom me
fregoag aecs.4 pn .l5sc aed Is GENERALLY rep4,ed
atd ae'isye h-ye hesa Officer ii the Arms ot tie
.,StelatAn, - GiAant- 4. tas5ein stated.
ittGsss 4 hsai .ls a. Of ---, p he :elr -
-. e'tss q the G5ltt Is e County of ---, II lie
Sa;e d -, a. hefehy cet,t., that - before VI non
ihe foregoing aiiidssts o7n, was tie me- here
asei eiihe- 4 lis.ice 4 G. Peace o,l.e Magistrate
4a tF7a&are q Ali. oahs and duly e.ap5H =
sl a administer dati>
Ia tesmoay wie-4ea have he7surta SIT ~ San:
s.s Ard sa.xs4 i8e u The sad Colt ela -
det VI --. u .ce:e4T T--.
'.1o Fl.s5e, s-ea neek for tv.o months, il n,
~ fs slto p-1..s tLe Laws q tie United s.aes
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fo-m or a "a ,rer o,f .7t5rney.

{o-n ef a Pore, e .9t5rney.
hH1;s ail rcn BY these pr SCENTS, that - Of -, in
HE Of --- in the State IL -, do hereby constl-
tue and appoint -, my true and lawful attorney, with
power Of srbsttucn for me- and my name, TO reccvc
the United States the amount Of pay due me,
GdeI tile for the relief ot certain surviving officers ad
soIlcs ot Tie Revelation, approved 18Th May 1896
i The regiment Of the - line Of the army OF
tic Revolution.
Witness ny hand and seal this - day Of -, in the
Sealed aal ae.rsred IN fte1
freseHc@ e..
[sgncdl r.. s,l
before me, -. Justice Ct tie Peace in the county Of
-- ii tie ate Of -, personally appeared, this day
-, whose naine subscribed 10 the foregoing power 81
eiorne., 4ad dyed The same to Be his act and
deed.
Nilneis ny hai ! rs - day Of , N The ye4r -
Ehea
IL. FittS d Hi cour Of The County IF -, in M
) ATE ot -., Ahereby certify HAT - 5eiore when
lle fofet rs pvtro q aeor1ey was acknowledged, IS
iGsllce AT III. Pace,
I Iate..irany @he7eef l Aa7e herennto set nv hand
&. st aiiAsd the seal Il the sAii court, this -
as! q ---, N the year.
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a .sEU .j.iD CHE.lP
RETAIL AND WHOLESALE
GROCERY STORE,


~ ne of lf4rtc and lhah S.rests,-where may be haa
the lowest currert prices the following articles, wthal
others kept nj any establishment Of similar character
Sugars Coffee. Teas life Of man, Perfect 'oSe
Pepper Aspice, Cloves, Nut Cinnamo,P PeppelmlsaA' aA'
megs Annseed Cortas
Mustard Ginger, Bengal and Sugar House Moiasses
Spanish Indigo West India dc
Chocolate, OF 1st and % quail. Winter strand on
y Sutnmer do do
Sweet Cd, in Bottles SndIConnc1 do
f. Flasks Coarse salt
lth De Island, Pine Apple and Ground do.
Sap Sago Cheese Fine do. 80.
Cornac brandy and HOLLAND Msckerel No /, and 3la
Gin Barrels and Halt Barrels
Jamaica SPIRITS and American Rice and Barley
Brandy Anont!s and Raislns
n Fast Rum and American, spermace. Mould and com
| Gin mon eandles--wi an as
Madeira and Port Wine soriment Of Broons, Brush
4 Lisbon and ener.ie Wine es &c. &C.
Sherr, and Malaga Vine
mission. GRO LoCGYER
/ Wilmington, May i. 1873. Sl-o"
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Canal ackct Boar.
LADY CLINTON

NHE Subscribers tender prospects 10 The nuhy.
IL inform them that they have procured and Gna, aa
~ handsome style, Canal Packet Boat which Nov
running Tie ensuing season. to and from Delaware
s.. Georges and Summit Bridge Or Deep Gu ~ IVY
Chesapeake aud Delaware Canal for the accommod,.
of visitors and others. "ouasaA
This boat will run in connection with the Salem 6,
Boat Essex- Leaving Summit bridge and St. G.or,ss
Monday. "Wednesday and Friday mornngs at seysn y
eight o'clock, and arrive Delaware CAV. 4, oe1a ane
whore passengers can take the Steam poat mne;a,a
tor Philadelphia, on Tuesday. Thursday and
aternoons, upon the arrival of he Steam Boat f ~
'lephs viii leave Delaware Guy, for St. Georges . ml
Summit Hrdge o. a'e
Passage from Delawaie City, 10 St Georges 2sc
9 from to. 10 Summit Brjlpe sn "
Returning, same price.
IL. lIUGG, Phladelpha
Il. MILFORD, ST. t,enrno,
"F''' -, AN%o. 27-lf
n i The boat viii be always in readiness 10 accor
date psitcs, from ociuck on Monday Metneslsy NV
fuday mornings 70 two o'clock, on Tuesday, Ihirsis
and Saturday ;tternoons and on SUNDAYS viii tnee w
Steam Boat hat may arrive at Delaware Civ. 4'
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n tM lstp,,ilS.

EUsr RECEIVED and for sale al j. scorT's Book and
- la' store, No 90, Market street,
iieDer's Travels in India, 9 vois. vo.
lyls's Lite Of Columbus, 8 t!o DO
Religious DiScpnrses. by Lalman.
81 Na'aitne's Day, by the author Of Waverly &c.
WIN nBton, June Is, 1873
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..7c t. se. s-ea week for TWO months, il lae
~ IS a,.ae: e'i p lJa lie Laws of tie United sa.es
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-03-05

--LATEST FROM GREECE The New York pa
pers OF Monday, contain accounts from Malta to
Dec. 70, received by an arrival at New York
from Smyrna. The following is an abstract of
the most important intelligence
Col Fabvier has summoned Yusuf Pacha, the
commander of the Turkish troops shut up in the
castle OF Sclo, to surrender, informing him that
ne ne mas all the means for destroying him; but
the letter remained unanswered by Yusuf. who
Is determined to stand a regular seige. The
Egyptians have evacuated Trpolizza as we'll as
Fatras, and are concentrating in the neighbor-
mood OF Navarlno, owing to the want of provi-
slons The native Turks alone were remaining
in Patras, who are placed in critical situation.
General Church has taken position, extend
ing nom Dragamesto to the village and nun
merry Of St. Elias, which is very advantageous
one He has been reinforced by several chiefs
from Arcanania.
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DIED.

In dudley, Feb. 70, widow Lucina Bartlett
rclct OF the late Deac. Stephen Bartlett. ag. 50
In Upton, Jan &C. Mrs Sarah Bathrick, wife
OF Mr.. Jason Bathrick, aged 85-On the Goth
/ ult Mr. Jason Bathrick, aged 99,-a revolu-
tionary pensioner
In Oakham, very suddenly, on the Goth nit
Mrs Mehitable Temple Clap, wife of Mr.. Jo.
seph Clap, aged SO.
In Pelham, on the 9th ut. Mr.. Asa Boying-
ton, aged 40. Printers in Vermont are request
cd to insert this DEATH
In Upton on the ed ult Mr. Pearly Hunt.
son OF Mr. Joseph Hunt, aged 25. His death
was occasoned by the sudden explosion of a
rock, to which he had just applied the match
and before he had time to make his escane a
piece of the rock struck him on the head bv
means of which he survived the melancholv
providence but few hours His funeral was
attended Monday following, by large collec-
ton Of relatives and friends. As token of res
pect for the deceased, the Milford ARTILLERY
Company, of which he was member, attended
the solemnities in full uniform. His remains
were conveyed to the Meeting House, where
an appropriate and impressive discourse was de-
llvered on the occasion by the Rev BENJAMIN
Wood, from Psalms 9th, Id Com ratgeicatcd
in Providence, Maria Arnold, infant daughter
of Mr.. Horace Buffum
In Smithfeld, Augustus Lapham, aged ~
respectable member of the Society of Friends
,ol In Attleborough, Miss Mary Wilmarth, aged
1913 years
In Swanzey, IN H Dr. D. Hough, aged 50.
In Rindge, IN. H Benjamin Ward, Esq
Counsellor at Law, aged 35-a native of Phil
lipston.
In New York. on the 2Jth ult.. Mrs. Abioail
Sheldon, wife of Mr. Richard Sheldon, aged 38,
formerly of Sudbury
In Washington, on the oath ult Major Gen
eral Jacob Brown, Commander in Chief of
the Army of the United States, after brief
illness of three or four days, preceded by gen
eral indispositon of longer duration.
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NICHOLS ACADEMY.

YENHE Spring Term of this Academy will
! Il commence on Wednesday, she 18Th in
Stant-fhe Classical and English Departments
will continue under the superintendent of Mr..
H. L. STREET, whose experience and superior
qualifications Teacher entitle him to a
large share ofthe public confidence Miss REED.
from Boston, late Preceptress at Groton Acad-
envy, will take charge of the department of Fee
male Education. Females may also attend the
instructions ofthe Preceptor,a part of their time,
without extra expense. A portion of time each
day between prayers and breakfast, will be de-
voted to examinations, and Lectures on Histo-
ry, and other branches connected with the stud
les of the Term. Particular care will be taken
of Lads, at all hours of the day, in regard to
their studies and behavior
u Tuition in the Classical Studies. Paint
ing and Drawing, $4:33-Philosophy, Chemis-
try, Mathematics, &c. 1898
u Board may be obtained in respectable
families from $1:33 to $l;5O week, including
washing.
By order of the Board ofTrustees.
WIN. HANCOCK, Sec'y.
Dudley, March 5.
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Mulberry Groce Boarding School.

a. ARAB EARLE and Sisters, inform the
~ public, that tho success which has already
attended their Boarding School for Girls, in
Leicester, justiies them in announcing it as a
permanent establishment. Scholars will be re-
ceived at anv time, and on the following terms,
payable quarterly in advanced: For Board,
Washing, and Tuition in all the usual branches
OF an English Education, including Books and
Stationary, % dollars per quarter of IL weeks /;
French Language, Rudiments of Latin, Paint
ing by Theorems On Velvet and Satin, do. on
Paper and Wood, Working Lace,-each 50
extra, exclusive of books and materials
u Scholars at this Institution have The ad-
vantage of being inmates in the family with
their instructors, and of being constantly under
their care and superintendent.
References
john CLAP, Leicester,
Rev. ALoNzo Hill, Worcester,
JOSHUA CLAP, Boston,
JOHN FARNUM, Providence,
DAVID BUFFUM, Jr, Newport,
NATHAN WMsLow, Portland.
Leicester (Mass) Sd mo- s.
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NEW IND ELEGANT.
JOHN A. GREGORY,

EMAS just received, and will keep constant
4 q ly for sale, at his Hat and Cap Store, II
Court-street, Boston, Gentlemen's best BEL
YER HATS, of his own manufacture a very
superior article, and light; the manufacture Of
which is different from any ever offered for sale
in Boston, and well worthy the examination OF
purchasers
Also, constantly on hand, English and New
York superine Hats Gentlemen's ID quality,
middling and low priced Hats, of every fashion
able description.
CAPS-Gentlemen's Cloth and Leather
Caps, of every fashionable description; youths
and children's Leather, Cloth, Silk, and Velvet
CaPE, in variety of patterns. GLOVES and
UMBRELLAS
d The above will be sold wholesale and re-
tail on the. most reasonable terms
Likewise, on consignment, an extensive as
sortment of Imitation BEAVER and NAPT
HATS, finished in the most fashionable style,
and will be sold by the case on the most favor
able terms. Purchasers are invited examine
them. If Boston March 5.
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FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS spy

Mr.. EDroR,-In defence Of the political char
acter of the town of Meadon, | am induced to
make 4 single remark on recent vote riven by
her Representative, in the Legislature, on the
Resolutions offered, expressing a confidence in
the Chief Magistrate of the Nation, and the
Secretary of State and approving of the gen
eral policy of the present Administration
Were the character of the town, of which
am proud to be an inhabitant, not implicated in
this act of her Representative, he might, with
out comment from me, have enjoyed the pleas
are and the honor of having his name recorded,
with twenty -four others in opposition to those
resolutions. Far be it from me, to say that DR.
Thurber did not, in that vote, honestly express
his Oacn sentiments but do say, and that with
out fear of contradiction, 1t is not tie sentiment
Of the tO1cH he represents nor is it in accord
ance with declarations openly made by himself
ut the time Of his election and 1t is for him. not
me, to reconcile to his constituents, that vote
with his assurances. Should this not be done,
am inclined to believe, the Independent cleo
tors of this town, at the next election, will
leave the Doctor at liberty to attend to his pro-
tession, where deception is more iustifable
ONE OF MANY.
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NOTICE.

NW ILL be sold at PubiioAuction, by license
SS the Hon, Court OF Common Pleas, at
Town q SIGoURNEY's Hotel, in Oxford, on
SATURDAY, the .Gfth day Of .4prd merit, at L
o'clock ? NJ, that part of the Home Farm, of
BENJAMIN EDDY, deceased, which was mob
set off as dover to his widow, consisting of thir-
ty acres of Wood and Upland, and six acres oc
Meadow, together with a part of the Dwelling
House, and Barn, good Garden, and Wheel
wright's Shop. The premises are situated near
the centre of the town of Oxford. and would
furnish beautiful situation for Mechanic
The whole will be sold together, or in lots as.
may best suit purchasers.
Also, small Barn, which may be convenient,
ly removed from the premises
March 5. ~
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Tenpleton. Mar
.HdnainistrGtOr'S NGLe.

NA ILL be sold at Public Auction, on SIT
w URDAY, the 18th day of March inst,
at | O'Clock, P. VI at S. DAvIs's Tavern in Ster-
ling, one undivided half of a Lot of Pasture
Land, known by the name of the Jewett Pas
tire, containing about 20 acres situated in the
northeastery part of Sterling, on Justice Hill,
SO called, being part of the Estate of the late
DAVID JEWETT, deceased for which lib
eral credit will be given.
EZRA KENDALL, .Adaar
Sterling March 3.
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.MARRIEn

In Mendon, Mr.. Jonathan Nelson, of Upton,
to Miss Achsah Wood, after courtship of only
| twenty-one years.
In stratford, Conn. on the 9th ult. by Rev
Edward Rutledge, John Goulding, NJ. d. to
Miss Caroline Marshall, daughter of Mr. Elijah
Marshall, all of Stratford.
In Mendon, Mr.. VIM Greenman to Miss Bet
sey Chapel, both of Smithfeld.
In Bridgewater, Rev. A. Gushia, of Dighton,
to MIS- Abigail Fobes, widow of DIR. S. Fobes,
of Oakbam
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Grass Seed, Lmaber, &c.
BENJA. BUTMAN & co.

& hFFER for sale, on the most favorable
W terms,-
l2o bushels Herds Grass Seed.
1900 lbs. Northern Clover do.
& bids prime New Orleans and St. Croix
Sugar.
1000 lbs Philadelphia Lump do
50 bbs. s. F. Genesee and Alexandria Flour.
10 chests superior Souchong Tea
10 bags Old Java Coffee
100 NJ Shaved Shingles, first quality.
200 Saved do do.
$50 feet Enclosing Boards.
75 81 4 in. Clear do
~ )" j. u 2 in. do. Plank
% 2 & % in. common Do
10 Eastern Boards and Plank
10 2" Clapboards.
g" Maple Joist.
5" Pine do.
10 " Oak do.
so q Laths.
100 casks Smithfed Lime.
so I" Nails and Spikes, assorted, &c &c.
Il Orders for NEW ENGLAND CROWN
GLASS. of all sizes, executed on short notice,
at Factory prices.
Worcester, March s. 9w10
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NOTICE

There will be a meeting of the Board of Del
egates from the several Lyceums for Mutual In
struction in this County, at Stockwelrs Tav-
ern, in Worcester, To-.Norro1o at 6 clock. P. NJ.
The object OF the meeting is to act upon the re-
port OF the Committee appointed to take into
consideration the subject Of establishing Sem
mary for the Practical Arts and Sciences in this
County. BY order oftho President ofthe Board
March =