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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-01-07
TO BE SOLD.

Pa NEUCH below its actual value,
fsaEalA I'VE F.iR.M in Leicester. a miles
lsasES from the Court House in Worcester,
s=-s;A-. on The Roads to Paxton and Hard.
wick, containing 100 acres of Land, 20 acres of
which are Tillage, and 30 acres are Pasturinp
and Wood Land, with an uncommonly good
Dwelling House. new and very convenient
Barn, Work Shop, Wood House, and an ex.
celient Well Of water in the same, The premi.
SEES are fenced principally with stone walls, and
walered by lasting stream running through
the Farm. As the subscriber is reaiIy DESTROYS
of selling the premises, a good bargain NAV be
expected. One third part of the purchase
money must be paid on delivery of the deed
and tor the remainder long credit will be civ.
en-. Immediate possession may be had. II no,
sold by the 18th February next, it will DO leased
tn good tenant for the year ensuing. Fo,
terms. and other necessary information, sppIica
ton must he made at the subscr ber's Countinv
Room, in Rice & Millers Store, Main.streei
Worcester DANIEL WALDO.
jan q 6yy
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-01-07

There is now an unusual dcarth Of f,re,yn
news, No vessels having arrived at Boston ar
New York from Enrore for fortnight. THE
latest dates from London and Paris. only reach
to The first week in November. Fuller details,
OF moro recent date from the armies Of Eu.
rope, may be- expected soon.
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WORCESTER. IS Jan. ). 1900

WORCESTER, IS Jan. 5, 1929
"a tAkEN on execution, (having been pre-
p vinusly attached on mesne processA and
will be sold at Pubic Vendue, on FRTD.3Y
the 6th d"y of February negt. at nine O'Clock.
A. NJ. at the Tavern Of A mos Sheldon in Fitch
burg. IN said County. all the Right of Equity
which MICAH l.. WHEELER has to redeem,
Inc mortgaged Real Estate on which he now
lives. situated about three fourths of mile east
erly of the Meeting House in said FItchburg.
and an the read leading To Lunerhurg. consist
ing Of about one acre of Land. and Dwelling
House and Mechanics Shon thereon.
Il SAMUEL HOUGHTON. D. Sheriff
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NOTICE

q hereby given, that the Copar,nersb;n ~
n SLATER & HOWARD is this day bv
mutual " consent dissolved. SAMUEL SLATER g.
SONS are authorised to settle the concerns of
saio Company. SAMUEL SLATER.
EDWARD HOWARD.
u The Business of the aforesaid Copartner-
snip wiz De hereafter transacted by the SUBJ
scrIhers. under the firm of SAMUEL SLATER
q So.TS. SAMUEL SLATER.
G. b. SLATER
JOHN SLATER
HORATIO N. SLATER.
Dudley. Jan. 9. 1899.
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HORSES For SALE

" LII he sold by Public Auction, at the
wv Worcester Hotel, on Saturday next. at
2 O'Clock, P. NJ, four valuable Horses, Sale
positive, being Ter tbs benefit Of attaching cred.
hoss. Jan. Z.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-01-07

BILL OF MoRTALIrY The deaths in Wor-
cester' during the past year, have been 81 in
number, Fl VIII CHI two were oftransient persons.
leaving 40, the number of deaths Of inhabitants
oi The town. which is within a fraction of one
IN eighty of the whole population. Of46. whose
ages are known, nine were under the are Of
one year, six between | and 5. four between
20 and 30, six between 30 and 40, three be-
tween 40 and 30, two between go and 60, five
between GO and 20. five between 20 and 90, and
six between go and so years of age Average
Of the whole, about 40 years. After deduc,ing
those under five years of age, the average of
al! the remainder is within a small fraction of
81 years. The number of deaths is eight more
than last year, yet it is snail compared with the
population of the place, (about 40GO) and indi-
Gates the prevalence Of health during the wear
while the high average of the ages. except he
small childi en-, demonstrates the general health
mess Of the town
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CAUTION.

ME-, the subscribers. on the 5th day of No
w vember' A. D. 1873, gave Mole of one
hundred and fft0en dollars and seventv-nine
cents, on demand with interest Said Note was
made PAYABLE to JoHS Mower, then of Worces
ter and was given for the proper debt of one
aeon SAWYER Of Westminster Said Note has
since been paid, and we hereby eau, ion all per :
sons from buying or receiving said Note. as we
shall not pay it. SMYRNA WHITING,
AMOS SAWYER.
Westminster. Dec. 30 1923 IL
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IHNHE annual meeting of the Soeietv of Nh
4 tItsL .4id IN Detecting TIierss y ~.
town OF Worcester, will be holden at s. Ran
isters Inn, at 6 O'Clock. on .Mondav erenin1
"eW; o. FlSKE, Trsas'r ( CLERK
Worcester. JAN T.
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MAssAcHusErrs CLAM. II will bo s-rn bv
the ConUre ssional proceedings. TIM, bin has
htrn introduced ino the House of Representa-.
tves. in relation tn The Massachusetts Claims
w" hope that the Representatives from this
ton shall be defnitivcly settled.
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COpartnership DissOLved.

VHNHE copartnership heretofore existing un.
z der the firm of DANIEL HOS.MER. IT..
& JOHN K. W.4LKER, is this day dissolved
Nv y mutual consent. All those indebted to said
n ~, are requested to make payment to john X
WALLER, on or before the first dav of February
next. DANIEL HOSMER, JR.
JOHN X. WALKER.
West Bovlston, Dec 30. 1923 IL
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-01-07

,s1Z-rzsEs.5. now lives, situate in the west erlv
part of Marlborough. in the Cnun-
ty of Worcester. on tie Great Post Road lead
ny from Worcester to Boston distant 2 miles
from the centre of Marlborough. "a from Bos-
ton. aud 3 iiom Worcester Court House.
continuing $50 acres of excellent Land remark
ably well pr"p0rtloned into Moving Pasture.
IHlage. Orchardlng, and Wood Land Tie
Wood Land contains 100 acres, and is covered
with great variety of fine and thrifty wood
am timber, very favprablv situated to draw IN
the house. or carry 2 miles to a market where
II IS worth So per cord. The Now Land les
generally compact there are so acres LIVING in
one body, all of which IS rih soil. and clear
from stone 80 acres thereof is of a very even
surface, and Is abnndantly watered by a fine
stream running through the same. and produces
great crop of excellent hay: the other part of
said lot is capable of great Improvement. by irri
CATION from the aforesaid stream with little ex
peuse. The whole Farm is well watered by
streams and durable springs; is wei! fenced, and
| TIE transportation thereon is excellent. The
Huildlngs consist of a two-story DWELLING
H. use. 40 feet square, and well finished in all its
! narts; Barn, l52 feet by 81, which is annually
n led with good hay n Cider House 40 feet by
% with cellar and mill under the same a
Shed 80 feet by 81. for the purpose of houseino
wood, farming utensils. &r.,-toreiher with 4
Granary. ChaIse House, Work Shop. and Hou
House, with caidrnns set therein All the
buildings are in 10 ID repair, and are insured
against fire. There is 4 goad Well of water at
the honse- and water is brought tn The barn in
lead pipe. The Farm is well calculated for
Dairy aud is capable Of keeping from 70 to 30
COWS. There is a 60, ID MIX Cellar, with an Ice
House acj"ining it, So that butter may be made
through The heat of summer
The subscriber will sell 200 acres. dnly pro-
p1rtirned in all its parts for good Farm, to-
Eethcr with all the Buildings. if desiralIe, and
= We possession the LIST OF April NEXT. The
terms will be liberal, and the payment made
'1sv for the purchaser. as one halt of the pur-
chase money may lay (by paving the interest
annually for many years. For further infor-
nation, inquire of the subscriber on the preni
;es. WILLIAM EAGER
Marlborough, Jan Z Gus
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: ,SNow; We learn from The papers, tina, snow
el' on the seab"ard, on the I'd inst IN sufficient
quantity IT, make sleiEh'ng from Philnd.lphia
10 rorllaId' and how mach farther. we do moi
know iin IL 'eli here hut about ~ inch deep, and
still i'es to the west of us. This IL tbo al.
snow we have had this winter. '
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-01-07

THE LEGISLATURES Of the State corvoras a,
Boston this day The most iuporrant snh;.c,
which will come het6re it. will probably he, 10
provide for raising money. 6y Ioan. sufficient 70
meet the demands an the Treasury for the nav
ment ofthe members wares
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-01-07

Com WEATHER. Our new year has COM
menced with severity Of weather which con-
trasis strongly with the m,ldness IF the last
month. On Saturday, the Sd inst, the Their
momeier stood at degrees below zero in the
morning, and did not rise above zero during the
day. At night it was degrees. and on Sunday
morning degrees below During the middle
of the day. the weather moderated. but it again
become severe toward night. o'clock the
thermometer was 6 degrees, and at mdnieh,
degrees below zero, which is calder than any
weather we had last winter Al sunrise, Mon
day morning, the mercury had risen 10 de-
grees above zero, making change in about :
hours of II degrees.
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VALUABLE STAND.

ATTyA "a Niii~ ShhSNIlUeT DIIeTS Tor sale
LITER n his situation in the centre of
i..s,,EEaS N"r'hhr iugh, on the Great Post
$3.50, Road LEADING from Worcester to
BnStnn, Immediately in front of
the Baptist Meeting House. consisting of two
story Dwelling House. 3S by Is feet. with
back part 3 by 10 feet, nn- and an half stnries
nigh. On the first fl nr are four rooms, beside
entries and convenient closets, with a good cell
llr,-tngether with one acre Of excellent Land.
ON which are some fine fruit trees, and good
Wei OF wal r.. The House is entirely new and
well finished, and is insured at the Mutual Insrr-
ance Office in Worcester
This situation is remarkably pleasant. is one
third of mile from the Unit lrian Meeting
HnuSe, and in the immedlate VICINITY of various
mills and mechanics Shops 1t is an elipible
stand for mechanic or an attorney, who. il is
Thought. would meet with good encouragement
A bargain may be had, on application TO the
subscriber, at the Blackstone Canal Inn, i'm
Worcester, or to BENJAMIN MUNROE. near
the premises pan and elevation of The
House may he seen at tine Spy PRINTING Office
Jan Z. LUTHER +. PIERCE
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-01-07

Worces,' +. SIS. Probate Once Dec. 8, IX-S-
To The Heirs Of Lew ST,LEs Iate of I.uncn-
burg, IN said County, deceospi and to all others
concerned IN The Estate Of sud dee eased,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-01-07

A THENEUM, or Spirit of the English Mag
IA aznes. No. 5-New Series: containing.
as usupl. a great variety Of interesting matter
Just received bv G. HARRIS Jan z
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VOU are hereby cited to appear (if YOU
Il see ftl at The Court of Probate tn be holden
AT Worcester, in said ounty. en- the first Tues.
day III February next. at ten of the clock. before
noon, Ia show cause whv license should no, be
granted 10 sell aud convey much of the remain.
Tug Real Estate nf said deceased AS will raise the
sum O. one hundred and fifteen do lars for the nav
ment Of debts aud charges and you will be heard
thereon.
II NATIIr PAINE p~.b
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w orceser, IS. Probate Office, Jan s, 1899
TO The Legdtees and Heirs ofELIPHALET PEAnsoX,
lite Of Harvard, in Stid County decreased, and
10 all others concerned in The Este Of said deceased,
GREETiNa.
WOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
N see Gt)atthe cnnrt Of Probate 10 be holden
at Worcester. in said County, on the frat Tues.
day IN February next. at one of the clock. after
noon, to show cause why the Execu' ors second
Aceount of the Administration of said Esair,
should NOT be allowed aud you will be heard
thereon NATlrL PAINE II prsb.
= oreesIer. IS. Probate Office. u, c ST. 3 S2a.
To the Hsics ofSARsH NgwEIL late of New Rrains
tre Ia sind County, deceased and 10 all others con.
cs'nd ia tie Estate Of said deceased, GxEE sSs.
VOU are hereby cited to appear If you
IA seeft NJ the snurt OF Probate TO ! holden
At Worcester. in said County. on the frat Tuesa
day IL Fel rtlary next. at one ofthe clock sItu<
noon, to show cause why the Aceout n the Adj.
u,ioistraton ofssd Estate should not DO allowed ,
andyou will b. heard thereon.
u NATHL PAINE, J. Pvsh
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Is therefore evident. that, if all other banks had
Withdrawn their deposits Immediately before
the return, some of the Boston banks would
have been left without specie. aud there can be
no doubt thai the aggregate returned by them
all would have been reduced more than half of
IT'S whole amount, while that of the country
banks would nave been greatly increased.
IT AZ inIuisi,inn is To be made. is above sug-
gested let 1t be general, and the country banks
will he the last Ia shrink from the investigations
nor have they cause TO fear that a comparison
w"nlh result TO their disadvantage. They have
not The facilities pnsscssrd bv the Boston banks
Tor meeting an emergency, and making fac
t'tious shew. nor can they, with the same con
vcnience, borrow "ruffled shirts for an extra
ordinary OCCASION
1t IS subject "f deep regret flat any thing
should occur. calcu'atrd. like the operation of
THIS System, TO engender mnkindlv feelings be.
tween different sections If the S,ate. These
effects are not only injurious To the mutual u-
t"rests ot all, at present, but are enduring III
their character; for. although the evils now in
Hicied npon the country, will be partially re-
heVed BY The new direction given to trade vet.
the remembrance Of the inflictinn will remain
Ling after the cause shall have passed away.
nnd will mterpose itself in the wav of those
acts OF mutual support and good will between
The different sections. so necessary To The pros
perity and welfare ef the whole State
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! II rare chance to purchase
UGIuG6le Real Estate.

ENHE subscriber offers far sale
81 the whole or a part of his
T.7LU.4BLE Farm, on which he
now lives, situate in the westerly
mart of Nnrihhnrnnnh In thn o..
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f'ror, ths Boston DaiIy Advertiser.

From ihs Boston BaiIy Advertiser.
b Erserum.- London para graph which
noticed the capture orthis plnce by Cro-'
raj Paskowitch. il IS stated nc siAce nes
4 population Of 100, ,00r 'ire DS'' ssss'-
Press. or the S''hcriiv ol pNgs3s oa
xettcer, rr,&nanncss lais 81 oc graat eS-
' r<rcfsl;c0. eeu sS}s sl.s. vlte cmnAe rvis
~. "a og n n gy.asls ohpat 70 30 We
..hress1 thef 90 sSayestFor hss,lef tie
y, ,.t, a.. egecr Stcfd> 10 D. Teo1rp
3 ~, ,ra.sAoa s.sh seyerai v'hcfss States
= penalaiiaa - .he city q irzesai', ~
I.0(,aa sir. Merer. Mo rcnascf q
.sbS ~ Cfserur ~ shs Yc-y 1900, Asatfs
d. sruiatlcn na1C,s we COP no
f5p4~N.e scssFlssian ~ he CIV gyor or
. y a,zfoj, ir hA,is s,9r g.ror
ot ne bx se,:s ~ Il tho Cas-, ~ ~
"a c.slsle Ma ~ Z, ~ =, sne~
.uer Z Ai th ,se,abrssugss 81 ~,
and tbf'c sy ss,' fcuensi a 'he
;..on Off IL. tb cpsllirls a ;ursfo
.aseer''5a VI sl;s,or sfs Foer ga'es,
a ~ G .s,..cf a.ist y'a,,s iron The
y,et.s IS w.:iI bril- snt 70 az sdocs 40 sp'
~. no w,vk oi Mhsan.inans q iish
~ s X ir she tauu west r ser lils ,
.,o~s,s -s:is5ai, SER Ssn'v',s Nv oi
n-aak.iil sitss ssste WI. - 'nfa IN good
tN tr 5.i.t;a -lh northeast Of the
c~n. l.3errv, N y tssc,n spacious build
~ 'i,ae ps1b.'s. residence has large
.atc h. o . court yard. The houses
f.ff ccera. built Of stone. with raf>ere
3r ',sm lsrraced. Grass grcwsc on their
I. ~ n. :. - 49, -.
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VIM. L.. Melville,
Tin Plate Worker.
Nh 100 Ybou.o o,re,

No. l62, Thames street,
4 ToNT1SUEs 10 carry on the above busi-
" ness as usual, and keeps constantly on
hand, a general assortment ofTlN WARE,
and other articles in his line, to suit the
market, and positively will sell them es
low as can be purchased in the State, not
excepting of pedlars; those who wish 10
encourage their own townsmnn, will do
well TO call and satisfy themselves of the
truth Of this assertion.
Merchants and Pedlars can be supplied
at wholesale, as low as can be purchased
in the United States. Old Pewter, Lead,
Copper, Brass, and Rags, taken in prefer.
ence to cash.
GFSOAP STONE FURNACES, and
OVENS for Baking.-Also, Hard Char
coal Of the first quality, by the bushel or
larger quantity.
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'Hu hhN'NbNi ''HibNiblC.
TirL,s The respect which s considered
To DO due and s given to titles, in foreign
countries, cannot well bc conceived by those
who are in the haoi. Of seeing them put up TO
tn. highe i bi,dcT, in this our happy land. An
instance Of Tho respect, bordering upon tho
ludrrous, was related to us by q sea.faring
friend, Upon whose teracity we can rely The
Captain OF vessel, who sailed from Rhndc-
Island, either Inadvertently or purpcsely. piic-
ed the commission Of Rhode.lsland Justice
OF In. Psace among the ships papers, on
sending them 10 the Custom House in Cndiz;
for ho had been, III his nstivo town, a justice
OHIO little celebrity. We'll, the Intendan,
looked over the papers, and at length came TO
the one bearing the big seal Of Rhode Island
when his excolsney saw ~ to be very partic.
ularly puzzled. With tho broad eagle. ho was
acquainted, but to the lady who 80 pcnsivcly
reclined on The anchor, hS had ncrer tho hon.
or fan introduction - IIc handed Il to his ns
sistant, Who poie,cd st The signature Of the
Captain General, looked wise, placed his hand
Oh his heart. e',d returned the important doc.
umer, ;o is superior. There was mystery
sbcnt he psrci shich the lntendant did no:
iae F..c slrsriean Consul was in the coun'
.s AVID box .o so.ye il hc knew not. Al
lric,a a thasg stuck him---the University
Is .ss!smsnre WIS oui 4 few leagues distant,
aud z. psowssSf q sNs languages could read
Engii~; az fass asa Catholic priest could his
Ihcniiy or sIaf.sG = courier for Salamanca, /,
Soaa n due ,:sSo oil stasstd the professor for
.ra3t, pas snnrsef 'pfr had its leg broke
{ .ha issrhn. ard safss scullions who pre-.
\ TED hiri, eesercd the city with bruised legs
and sans AT length the learned professor
wss ssniioftnbly situated at the lodgings of
the Intendant, and tho mysterious manuscript
laid before him. Without delay he informed
the Spanish Collector, that it was the Amcri.
can Captain's certificate of nobility. declaring
him TO have bcen honosed by tho Governor Of
the Republic Of Rhode Island, with powers.
privileges and title. equal to those Of Span
ish Count; and ended BY advising his excel.
'eney to DO very civil sc the American noble.
man. And 30 in1sed he was, Cor not day
followed but ''.e marine Justice bad an invita-.
ton 70 10y the hospitality Of me citizens Of
Cad'T and common report, ~ho is a common
b-f, saws, that he went nigh TO ruin his own
ers- By staying in port Tree months afsr ii,
weasel was ioadod..to ecl tat dinners With me
Dons OF Cadiz.
MAssiAsE. Look at the great rsss Of
marria,ss which take place over The whole
worl' ,-~what poor, contemplate, Common
place affairs they are A few soft looks.
u walk, a dance, squeeze Of the hand,
popping Of the question. purchasing Of
certain number Of yards Of white sstir,
ring, clergyman, stage or two In hir.
ed carriage, night IN . country inn, and
the whole matter is over. For Eve or
six weeks two sheeoish looking persons
are seen dangling sbors on each others
arm, looking at waterfalls.or making morn. !
~ c>is - Ersa';s- -ins and cake; then
s'>s :'ieS 's.ss .a,r IL. ~ :. cuotcueus !
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Duff began 10 speak--the General looked
over his shoulder. 81 have called, Gener-
al" says Duff--but the General had re.
commencedhis writing. Duff felt his brother
General was not very courteous, addressed
him again, to little purpose; the General
wac not to be interrupted by HIM. At last,
Duff spoke out--"General B ! have
called, Sir, to make acknowledgements TO
you for the support you have given me in
the late election ofpublic printer, and, Sir,
if"--but here the General turned short
round, and without putting down his pen,
and with contemptuous and witherng
look, replied, sit was not you, Sir, ] served
lit was The party" Duff said no more,
bat took the right about.
Ncwbern Spectator.
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routine: Tho wife sits on one side OF the
hearth, the husband a, the ober, and little
quarrels, little pleasure, little cares. and
little children, gradually gather round them.
This is what ninety nine out OF a hundred
find to be the delights CT love and matrl-
mony.-Edinburgh Literary Journal.
Yankee Ingenuity. laughter loving
editor OF the New. England Weekly Re
view, says that on a late trip TO Albany,he
stad all night at one ofthe hotels near the
river. He went to bed, but was soon q.
wakened by an army Of bed bugs. who
made fierce and simultaneous attack up.
on him, "front, flank and rear" Coward
like, he fled to the middle Of the floor, ee-
curing blanket and pillow,an biyonsck.
ed there for the remainder of the night.
Here they charged upon him again, and
routed him completely. He roared out lus.
tily for Boniface, and begged him to send
up pint Of molasses. This was done
when his quillship proceeded very deliber
ately 10 draw circle upon the floor, mih
the moins,es, sbout ten feet in diameter
After shaking himself thoroughly on the
outside Of this magic ring, he ventured
within II, and slept quietly till morning
This wes probably the tavern at which o
traveller, upon retiring to his room in the
evening, discovered bed bug in one corn
er Of the FIRE place, picking his teeth with
the poker !-Peopie's Press.
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first quality, made TO order.
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Cloth Dressin0.

He also continues 10 Dye e. Dress Wool.
len Cloths of every description, real Indigo
Blue and oil other colors required.
He will also manufacture Wool into warn
or cloth, all which will be done speedily,in
a superior style, and on the most reasona.
bic terms. SAMUEL CLARKE.
UyArticles intended to be sent TO the Fac,
tory, may he left with Geo. Knowles or Job
Sherman, Newport; Sanford Almy. Little.
Compton; Pclog Cory, Tiverton; or Jeremiah
Clifford Bristol Ferry Nav 81. 1899
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AoeRAsDIzEnESr OF RUSSIA. The London
Literary Gazette ofAug. Is, contain. the fol.
lowing facts touching the aggrandirement of
Russia which, alta period when the operations
ofthst powor attract the whole attention Of
the political world may be ins,ructing. lis
certainly curious 10 recall the stride towards
mighty empire. which she has been making
during the last three centuri,s.
in the year Id7e, Ivan tho third, the last
Grand Duke Of Moscow, succeeded TO tho pat
simoniai estates Of