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MEDICAL ADVISER.

new publication under this title has recent
ly been commenced in Boston. 1t is conduct
ed by Physician of that city, and is intended,
not only for the Medical Profession, but for the
public generally. With that view, where it is
practicable the techncalities of the science ap-
pear to DO avoided, and the articles are Of a
popular character and adapted TO tho wants OF
the community. The following is from the first
number.
FASHION IN MEDICINE. In the opinion of
the public, physician can do no wrong, if
he implicitly obeys the dogmas Of authority
or the whims of the multitude. It is an in
stinct of our nature, to follow the path point
ed out bya few leaders; we are gregarious
animals,in moral aswell as physical sense,
and are addicted to routine, because it is al
ways easier to adoptthe opinions and follow
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CREAM OF AMBER,

E1NOR. removing Pimples, Spots, Freckles,
M and all eruptions Of the skin. gradually pro.
ducng soft, clean, and beautiful complexion.
As remedy for Scrofua and Salt Rheum. its
merits stand unrivalled. The fullest reliance
may be placed upon the efficacy Of the Cream Of
Amber in all the cases above mentioned. 1t not
only renders the skin beautifully. soft, smooth,
and clean, but, by perseverance, in its application,
it promotes the free and uninterrupted exercise
Of those functions of the skin which are necessary
to health and the attainment and preservation Il
beautiful complexion. Price Z per bottle.
CT For Sale by JAMES GREEN * co
Worcester. eoty l,lv rs
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WORCESTER PRICES. Hay, old, ton, $40 !;
DO. new, So; Corn, IS cts; Rye, SO cts; Oats,
50 to 40 cts; Flour, best, Sc to $3.50; Green
Peas, bushel, 81; String Beans, 81 Potatoes,
old, 30 cts; do. new, 81; Butter, ID to II cts. !;
Cheese, best, 9 to 10; four meal, 5 to g.; APP
pies, bushel, 81 rs; Beef, best pieces, 8 to 9
cts; Mutton, 8; Veal, 6 to 8; Lamb, 8; Ba-
con Hams, 1913; Lard, 121; Eggs, l2a 4; Wood,
$3.50 to 81.
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STOP THEFT
~ FORTY DOLLaPC REwap

o. FORTY DOLLARS REW.4RD.
STOLEN from the Factory of the Bottomly
~ Manufacturing Company, on Saturday,
the 18th inst, one piece of Blus Broad Cloth,
numbered with yellow silk $751; Il yards: also,
one piece of .bfired Broad Cloth, commonly
called Rife Mixed, No. Gil, l42 yards Who
ever will return the Goods, and detect the
Thief, SO that he may be brought to justice,
shall receive the above reward, or suitable re-
ward will be paid for the Goods alone.
THOMAS BOTTOMLY, Agent.
Leicester, july Is
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WaaG0aD Glass.
NOTICE.
Vernaont academy of Medicine.


ENHE annual course of Lectures at this In.
q stitution commences on the last Thursday
in August, and continues fifteen weeks. The
several branches will be taught by the respec.
tive Professors, as follows, viz:
Theory and Practice Of Medicine, by WIZ
LIAM FULLY, M. D.. Sargery and Obstetrics,
THEODORE WOODWARD, NJ ID. .4natomu and
Physiology, ALDEN March, M D.; Iafateric
.fedicG and Pharmacy, JONATHAN A. ALLEN,
Nj. D.; Chemistry and Natural HistOrs, LEW
Is q Rrcr nj N N.sfa4-.I MIL - -
EATON, Esq.
The courses of instruction will be conducted
in the manner heretofore pursued at this insti
tuition. Students may attend the Lectures on
any one branch merely, as each Professor dis
uenses his own ticket, and receives the fec for
the same but the attendance of two complete
courses on all the branches is indispensable TO
graduation.
The aggregate amount Of the fees of all the
Professors, Standardization fee, $3-to BE-
maid on taking ont the tickets. Graduation fee
including diploma, SIG.
THEODORE WOODWARD, Registrar
Castleton, (Vt) May, 1923.
NIB. Good board, including washing, lodr
ing, &c, can bo obtained in the village at from
ST so to $500 per week.
II For the benefit Of the course on Botany
! and to accommodate students engaged in teach
! ing, the Lecture term commences week ear
( lier than heretofore. 90
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Htchcock's Ploughs.

DAVID HITCHCOCK having lately made
CAST IRON PLOUGH, BY more eiFectualy
securing it with brought IRON Brace, and a
BOlG extending nearly from the base of the
casting, up through the top of the beam he is,
therefore, of opinion, that the above Plough is
now rendered so much superior to any other
now in use, that further comment is unneces-
sary. He would therefore wish, particularly TO
invite farmers, and vendors of the article, to
call and examine for themselves, at BURT IL
MERRICK'S Store, Worcester.
Worcester, June % tf26
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.MARRJED

In Philadelphia, Mr.. Isaiah H. Winslow, of
Westbrook, (Me) to Miss Rachel F., daughter
of Mr.. Samuel Clement.
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NOTICE.

VIE S'Tth Massachusetts Turnpike Corpo-
- r@t'on viii hold meeting at the house of
Maj. Chenery Abbott, in Holden, on MOND4Y.
the llth day of august aent, at O'Clock. P. M
70 see II they will vote to reIinquish and aban-
don their franchise to the whole or anv mart of
their turnpike road, and choose an Aren't To
make an application to the County Commission
ers for the County of Worcester, to Law out and
establish the same as common highway.
SAMUEL DAMAN,
DANIEL KING,
Directors Of 9Th Mass. Turnpike Covporon.
July i6, 1928. 90
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Worcester Harmonic Societn.

''708'sO 'oUOVCGYs
"A N adjourned Meeting of the Worcester
a Harmonic Society will be held al the Ag-
ricnitnrai Hall, on the first Sunday in august,
at O'Clock, T. M. A general attendance Of the
Members is requested, as, after the usual per
Torrance Of Music, the Society will act upon
the recommendation of the Trustees to assess a
tax OF three dollars on each Member, and to i'm
pose fines on Members who neglect to attend
the stated Meetings.
GEORGE PERRIN, Ssc'y
Worcester, july l6
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Commonwealth OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
WORCESTER, SIS. At "a meeting of the County
Commissioners, holden, by adjournment, at
Worcester, On the third Tuesday of June,
A. D. 1928:
On the Petition aforesaid, Ordered, That
notice be given to all persons and corporations
interested therein, that said Commissioners will
meet at the house of Calvin Rawson, Innholder
in Uxbridge, in said County, on Tuesday, the
tacenty-third day of September neat, at two of
the clock in the afternoon, by publishing an at
tested copy of said petition, and Of this order
thereon, in g The Massachusetts Spy, and Wor-
cester County .AdUertiser,' and in the " Nation.
al .HgtS, newspapers printed in said Worces-
ter, three weeks successfully, the last publica-
ton to be fourteen days, at least, before the
said twenty-third day of September
And it is Further ordered, that the Sheriff of
said county, or his Deputy serve theTownC Clerks
of the towns Of Uxbridge and Mendon, each,
with an attested copy of said Petition and order,
thirty days, and also post up an attested copy
thereof in two public places in each of said
towns of Uxbridge and Mendon, fourteen DAYS,
at least, before the said twenty-third day Of
September-at which time and place said Com
missloners will proceed to view the route set
forth and described in said petition, and to hear
all persons interested therein, who may then
and there desire to be heard thereon.
Attest.
WILLIAM JENNISON, Clerk pro tenn.
A copy of the petition and of the order thereon
% Attest. ABIJAH BIGELOW, Clerk
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The FrankLin Insurance Company,
HAVING capital of $500 GOO, all paid IN
Mn mako INSURANCE against FIRE on puiiu.
ings, Merchandise, Household Furniture, &c. =.
low rates Of premium. AUSTIN DENIM, 5sg
of Worcester, is thei. Agent, and authorlzSS W
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To the Hon. the County Com

mIlss5lSonsTs, within and for the County of
NHE undersigned respectfully represent,
N that the public convenience and necessity
imperiously demand a new Highway from Ux-
bridge, in said County, to Providence, the cap
ital of Rhode Island. passing down the valley
Of the Blackstone River; that turnpike road
has been located, and partially made, commenc-
ing at Providence, and extending in the direc-
ton OF the road now prayed for, to the souther-
~ line OF said County, terminating at the line
OF Massachusetts,, about one mile from Black
stone Factory in Mendon, in south-easterly
direction. Your petitioners now request your
honorable body, that, after due notice, and such
other proceedings in the premises as are by law
required, new County Road may be laid out
and adjudged of common convenience and ne
cessity, commencing at the line of Rhode ISL
and, at the termination of said turnpike, or at
the county road near Messrs. Farnum's Facto.
~, near the line of the State, and interesting
the public highway leading from Worcester to
Providence, through Uxbridge, at or nigh the
dwelling house of the Hon. Bezaleel Taft. And
as in duty bound will ever pray
AMARIAH CHAPLIN, and 81 others
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, April 0, 1923.
To The Wiloio and Heirs of THOMAS BALL, iate o.
North Brookield, in said County, decreased, and
to all others concerned in e Estate Of sid deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if yo,
M see fit) at the Court of Probate to be hold
en- at Brook6eid, in said County, on the fourth
Tuesday in October next, at ten Of the clock, Ds-
fore noon, to snow cause why the Execu n.
Account of the Administration Of SAID E Ls.s
should not be allowed; aud you viii DC nsSlA
thereon.
% NATHr. PAISE. J. Probate.
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FIRE.! FIRE.!

IN 1ItI
FWNliE SPRiSoFIELD 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, Attorney at Lao, in WORCESTER, who is
authorized to fill policies.
Nov. z. 3wseofy
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NONSENSE. a Connecticut paper. attributes
the decay Of the Lombardy poplar, SO general
in many parts OF the country, to tho great age
of the parent stock those trees having boon cul.
tivated by cuttings from other trees Before
this wise explanation was given, we had SUP.
posed the decay was owing TO the ravager ofthc
worm called the lOrer, because great portion
OF the bodies and limbs of the decayed trees are
usually found to be eaten out till thew arc al
most as open as a ,honeycomb.
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ORATOR EMMoEs. This DISTINGUISHED orator
mounted the steps of the City Hall in New York,
on the 4th. inst, and commenced delivering an
Grafton to the multitude assembled in the Park,
when he was politely informed by the munich
pal authorities that, in tile arrangements for
celebrating the day, no provision was made for
such an address. But feeling strong desire
to deliver his Grafton, andtho people manifest
ing disposition to hear him through, no atten-
ton was paid to the intimation. In conse-
quence OF the neglect, constable Hays shortly
after tapped him on the shoulder and invited
him to go with him before the police court
When there, Mutual explanations werc entered
into which terminated to the Satisfaction of all
parties, and the orator was discharged.
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REMOVAL,

IHOMAS 7. BAILEY, has removed his Apotnc.
cary and Druggist establishment 10 the square and
enrissa room in Mr. Winn's new budin, onn,.;'. t,,
Coo.t House, and next door to the Post Once I'd
con"n".s to keep fn supply Of articles in n line .
Ion or harre-Linssed Lamp Oil. w. S,r,;u.S =
barrel or gallon. " VIZ
Rasins. Prnnes. Figs, Almonds. r;Ibe,,. r.',l
"sInu.s, ana IN lew days. supply Of PaImndts.
oranges aud Lemons All OF which he will sell Io,s
Nh OF !" P"nc'nai customers, on short credit.
tie requests those indebted him on the last vear, az
COUNT 10 come forward and close their accounts Ths
mouse he a'e'y occupied on the Main Street. nesrly
opposite Mr. D. isaac's IS for rent the balance of ths
year. May 3, '28-f
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IN CHANCERY
VIRGINIA /:
April 5-2m.

VIRGINIA
ut Rates held IN the Clerks Office of 4!6emarle Coun.
ty Court IN March, 1928.
Anderson White, survivor Of Will, White and An
derson White, executors Of James White decd and
as Administrator a. Will. White decd. Plaintiffs
AGAINST
Crenshaw White David Austin and Garrett Austin
executors OF Anne Austin, decd. Obediah Austin
and Thomas Austin executors Of Henry Austin decd
Defendants.
IN CHdNCEFY.
The Defendant Crenshaw White, not having enter
co ms appearance and gwen security according the
act OF Assembly and the les Of this Court and il an
Pcarng by satisfactory evidenre court that the
are not inhabitants oil this commonwealth on motion
of the plaintiffs by counsel, it is ordered that the .rid
defendant Crenshaw White, do appear here on the
h,st Monday in June next, and answer the plaintiffs
bill, and that copy OF this order be forthwith insert
ed IN the Virginia Advocate, wspaper published in
town OF Charlottesville Tor two months successiveIy
and that another copy thereof be posted the from,
door oil the Court house for the same length Of timc
Copy-Tese,
IRA GARRETT, c.
March 29-2m
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EIRGIVTd;.


At Court Of Monthly Sessict held for FYuyanna
County on Mondayhe 25tk day Of FEB 1928
Moody J. Hope, Plaint,H.
William Hope, Thomas Hope, Austin Casou
aud Christopher Clarke, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY
The Plaintiffs bill being this day fled, and
the defendant William Hope not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according
to the act "f Assembly and the rules of this
Court and ii appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is mi All inhabitant Of this Common
wealth, it is ordered, that the said defendant do
appear here on the fourth Monday in May next.
and answer the bill Of The plaintiff; and that a
copy of this order be forlhw it'll inserted in the
Virginia Advocate, n newspaper printed in The
town of charlottesville. and continued for ei~h,
weeks sdccrssively, and posted at the front
door OF the Court house Of this County.
A copy-teSte,
ABM. SHEPHERD, Jr. d. O.
March 29-2m
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S 100 REV ARD

on the evening oil the Goth of April in cros.np
ZOO, 'o'd small red pocket book containing 5000
recoected one on Daniel Stone Of the county Ct Fuvan
"a OF SIo one on James Jones Of The same county Of
SiO 49, ana one on John Wyat of Chesterfield COUNTY
rh ID also ssve a'reeeipts, articles disagreement
The money lost consisted OF notes sloo each
sou each' all either Of the United States or the
v"sniA Banks. The pocket book lost in the riv
ne ABOVE reward viii be given to waomsoever
''oe,h CT the poke book with contents at the of.
!ee o'the HlRGlNIA ADVOCATE in Charlottesville.
or 10 Is PECk SEQ in Richmond
May3-4t Holm 9 TI1pNCp
aS Inc Richmond daily Compiler is requested to in
sert the above advertisement twice wees 70, Q vel.
ava onward Iheir account to this Office for payment
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TRUST SALE

By vi'iue OF Deed Of trust rom Wu Moon 10 the
sub'criber orccord in the Office of Akemsrle county
court shall offer for sale at public Auction in Char.
oueSviIc, on Monday the 18th May next ihe GolIow-
ng slaves, or as many Of them may h, sulci,n Mt to
saisly the purposes Gssid deed viz. Rachel Emily
Armisfcd. America. Caroline. Angelina Patience S.,
san, cynthia Martha. SOphronia. Fanny, UilI Han.
pah and Hartr.I shab CONVEX to purchasers such IT,
TIC only asS vested in by the deed trust so esa
Dcrms- Ca.h.
hP'd 'c'h-Ld'S' T. ". GlLMGE, Trustee.
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NEW ACCOMMODATIONS


M ALL LINE, from Lyuchburg TO Char
I've lotsesvile, Virginia.
This lin running through the counties ofAm.
hers', Nelson and AlbemarIe, will in future.
leave Charlottesville, on Mondays and Fridays,
at , n. Nj. and arrive al Lynchburg on Tues
day and Saturday, by p. NJ. Leave Lynch.
burg Mondays at "a. NJ. & Fridays at ioA. M.
ana arrive at Charlottesville on SATURDAYS and
Tuesdays, by half after } T. NJ This line is
arranged with the Northern and Southern line
at Charlottesville, and with The Western line at
l.ynchburg, which ntersecs The Valley line AT
Salem; this is The nearest and cheapest route
from Washington City to Lynchburg. The
proprietor has procured comfortable coaches.
strong. active horses, careful drivers, and will
spare no pains TO please. On This route there is
no night travelling
Fare from Lyncbburg TO Washington. by this
route is only S14 so.
From Lynchburg to Charlottesville,
So so.
THE PROPRIETOR.
March 22 IT
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BH IHS,
on large and extensive scale such as the Medicated
fapour. sulphur, aud Sulphur Vapour Baths. they
are SO arranged as 10 have communication between
The Ladies' and GeDtlemen's departments. Alter re-
ccIVnS the bath, there prepared Cor the pa
ucnts to retire to- remain com until sufc lent
COOL To return TO their respective Boarding Houses.
ne Baths are sepatated-cacb i. prsatc-pe. fectly
saIe anu secure rom Accidents and be regulated
according 10 the patients disease and constitution He
mas used such Baths Tor the last years with in
credl6ie success without injury accident any
patent, and with benefit to many These Baths will
be ~ iuil operation by the fifteenth OF april All per-
sons wishing TO avail themselves Of their undeGabc
utary effects on the human system advised come
10 otaunon as soon as possible, that they may
time TO cleanse the system before using them, The
general opinion IS that the Medieacd Vapour Baths
are always prepared in the way for every disease
lie bcs' leave to recty this belief the Va
pour prepared 10 suit tho disease and constitution of
zach patient obsetvaon, experience and facts have
proved To bin, Tor many years, bow necessary it j, TO
use Of the above mentioned Baths, and Of nineIs
Baths in general
Having turrishcd himself with "a Carryal for the
express purpose Of conveying his Patients the Steam
Baths aud afcr ha'1g Sufficiently cooled from thence
TO er respective Boarding Houses, he takes this ne.
"od OF informing ~" patients in general and paricu
larry those who DESTROYS Of making the expense
moderate as pos'ibc that they need 20 to the rx
Pcnsc Oi any rchic/c Whatever. tie onc above men
Toned, viii be kept for o!hcI purpose, boz Tor Sic
Object as ais cady stated.
0iaonIcn, Arrn lo--d
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fit Court Of monthly session held for
EyupaRR0 COuufu. ON MDndou fbe 9itb >y.,, . +
March 29.-2m

I'll Court Of monthly session held for
Elacanna County, on Monday, the 24th day of
March, 1888.
George w Richardson. Samuel s. PAYNE Lucy s
Payne, William Is. Payne and Ann M PAYNE
children OF Lucy Pavhe decd ard Henry w Rich
arisen and Mary Ann Richardson, chi:drc en- of Sam
uel Richard-on, deceased. Plaintiff.
AGAINST
Joel Walker, and Samuel Walker, children and heir.
OF Shadruck Walker, deceased, Samuel NJ Crrwd
son. Nancy Crewdson. and rhotha. G. re wilson chill
dren OF Frances Crewdson, deceased. William 5
Stahdley, Solomon Stanjley. and Shad,uck Stand
ley. children Of Enzabsth Standby, deceased and
Willis J. Parrish. child of Patsev Parrish decd
which said Frances Crewdsoh, Elizabeth Standby
and Patscy Parrish together with the said Joel
Walker and Samuel Walker, children and heirs of
said Shadruck Halker deceased.
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY
The Defendants, Joel Walker, Samuel nj Crswd-
son, Nancy Crewdson. Thomas Crrwdson, WIN. S.
Stand es, Solomon STANDBY, Shs6 hch Standby and
wins L. Parrish not having entered their appear
ance and given security ding to the act Of Assem-
bly, and the rules OF thi. Court and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they Of
this Commonwealth il is derrd that the said decen
dants do appear here on the fourth Monday in June
next, and answer the Plaintiffs bill, that COPY OF
tins order be forthwith inserted in the Virginia Advo
cate, newspaper pinned IN the town Charlottesville
and continued Tor eight weeks SUCCESSFULLY and pos
at the front door OF the Court of this County
copy teste,
ABRM. SHEPHERD, Jrpc
April 5-2m.
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RECOMMENDATIONS
M a 1 H. A. I n r.
March 22 IF

VIE Stage Line running from Alexandria
n TO charlottesville, will in future iwnye Al
exandria on Saturdays &Thursday~, at 8 a. NJ.
ana re'ur" TO that pace on Tuesdays and Fri
days al i. NJ. II will leave Charloues.
vile on Saturdays and Thursdays at 10 AM.
and return to That place at 2 r. ~. on Tues
days and Fridays.
This line does moi travel in The night and
consequently exhibits TO those who regard their
safety, health or ease, every indurcmeni
The traveller who leaves Alexandra on
Thursday may reach Charlottesville on Sarur-
day. While he can by no other cnm, ryancc reach
that place until Monday morning
Through so 90
Jan. 20 THE PROPRIETOR
O. lhe stanton Spectator viii insert the
ahove months, aud present the account to this
Office.
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JONES B. w EEs
DISSOLUTION.

me CoPartneIship heretofore sting between John
and George NJ Cochran at Staunton, and John Cocb-
ran y 60 az Cha lotte>ve, was by mutual agreement
Dissolved on the Ilth day of March last hcse n.r
indebted to either House requested to make inn
mediate payment; and those having claims will be-
piea'ed 10 have them presented 10 Geo. NJ Cochran at
stanton, and John Cochran, Charlottesville
J.
HP'i 10 S''-t c.. C..
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NEW GOODS

JOHN COCHRAN respectfully informs his friends
an" 'he pnbhc Sene' rally that he has received and is
no" opening large and general of Spri,g
ana summer Goods, which selected bv himself
"ih great care. lie can with great candonr saw an
assortment OF more elegant Goods been BROUGHT
10 inns market al OF which he intends sell at verv
small advance, for Cash. Ali oc ~
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REMOVAL.

HNHE subscriber has removed his grocery
n o'ore TO The House he formerly kept oppo-
site MIR. Charles Spencer's establishment,
where he Keeps hand general assortment
OF Groceries, consisting in pnrt--wilh good
assortment OF cnttun yarn. which he warrants
TO please the purchaspr--rresi Tea, Loaf and
Brown Sugar, Coffee, Chocolate, Cheese.
Crockery Ware, &c. Which he will sell very low
ror cash. a short credit IN very puhr,oaI
customers. JOSEPH BISHOP,
Random Row Feb 23