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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-01
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ENTERED,
Sloop Collector. Heath. Boston.
Soop Victory, Willard, Now York.
Slip Envoy, Wheaton. ST Ubes.
AIRED.
Ship Envoy, Wheaj7n, New York.
Brig Union, Kennedy. Cadiz
Brig Sea Bird, Carr, West Indies.
Soop Collector, Heath. Dighton.
Soop Victory, Willard, Providence.
.4RRIVED
Saturday. Sept. 26--arr. ship Envoy,
Wheaton. Of Prov. 81 days from St. Ubes,
for NYork. Sailed in co. with briggs Ora
co, Bangs. for Boston; Meridian: Sprir ger.
for n y; Sultana, Blunt, for Baltimore -
Left 10Th Aug. brig Robert Morris. for
Philad. neat day; Crescent, Haley, Poftsm
DO: Mount Vernon. Snow, for n York in &
days; Apthorp, OF and for Boston in q doys
Spoke 18th, lat. ~, Ion 81, brig Ann, I'm.
St Ubes for Boston; Ship Arnc'd, Wells,
"a days fin Liverpool 18Th, brig Leda.
Pickett. fin Got'enburg, for Boston.
!Sundry-arr. Fronkln, Alien, Eliza
Holt, Jackson, both from St Andrews, ioi
New York.
Tuesday -arr. sch. Express, Bulkley, ,fm.
n. York. for Boston.
Sch Rapd, Nickerson, fr. Chatham, for
New York.
.UENOP.7.VD.9
Ship George Chompln, Hudson v7s at
Gottenburg, aug 18th for this port in > ds
The packet ship York. from New York FOR
Liverpool. was passed 2Oth Sept. lon GO
Whale ship Erie, Adams of this port, arr
at Valparaiso Iij days from hence, 40 bbls. Of
oil--all well
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MAEE..~ID

In this town Yesterday afternoon, a, Trini.
ty Church. BY the Rev Mr.. Wheaton, Nicho.
las Gardner Boss, Esq to Miss Abby Brad
ford ID Wolf, daughter of Charles d Wolf,
ESQ. all of this place.
In Bristol mr. Benz 3 Slado to miss Bet,
sey 3. Franklin.
IN Philadelphia, Thomas K Greenbank, to
Adeline Lavinia Manlove. This is not the
frat time The love Of man has induced discon.
so!ate ladies' 10 renose on green banhs
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NEW GOODS,

Superior pongceS Black lace Wells, very
Nankn grapes cheap
Gro do Nap silks Acrophane and Italian
Green worsted damask crupes
Merino circassians, Bluo light cloths, for
Worsted plads ladies coats
English ilarnels, a good assortment of
Booking, b'ao & otner cloths,
Blankets, Swiss muslin collars,
Palnierlne, cashmere Hosiery, Nosting, and
* silk fancy hdkfs gloves
A large assortment or merino Shawls which
will be SO Id abou, the New York prices
The above with other Goods which are
coming to hand almost daily from New York,
will be sold at the lowest prices, by
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-01
SwELII'S
PANACEA,

ENOR the cure of Scrofula, or Kings f.
l. vii, Ulcers, Rheumatism, Syphlhiic,
Mercural Liver complaints, and most DIS
eases arising in debiltated constitutions,
or from an impure state Of ,he Blood, &c.
To THE PUBLIC. The numerous and
multiplying frauds committed on the pub
'ic, by various mixtures IN imitation of this
well known medicine, is alone satisfactory
evidence oflts superior virtue, without any
other proof There are now at least twen-
" limitations Of il; but these limitations are
all deficient in one important requisite
they possess not the VIRTUES OF SWANS
PANACEA.
To secure the public against imposition,
the genuine Panac awill hereafter be sold
in white glass bottles. of an oblong square
shape, with the following words blown in
glass on one side. SWANS Panacca, and
on the ends, Genuine--Philadelph with
label representing Hercules destroying
The Hydra;--another label covers the corks
they both have my signature on them. AS
the cork cannot be drawn without deiacing
the label, the medicine may he known 20
be genuine when the label has not been in
iuIed.
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NO'It\' u.

---OO---
THE subscriber having purchased the
y Stock intrade of Thomas g. Turner
s. Co. requests all persons holding due
bills or other demands against the late
Fnm, to present them for settlement.
Young Ladies having LACE in their
posse ssion, will please finish and return the
same, previous 10 The first Of November. a.
1t is necessary that the business be brough'
10 close at that time.
THOMAS G.. TURNER.
oct. 1st, lF-9
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In Bristol on Sunday evening, Rev George
Grsw woId of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
son of the RI. Rev Bishop Griswold, in the
y III year Of his age.
In New Orleans, mr.. William Whitford, of
East Greenwich.
vt Washington. 10Th inst Edward Jones.
Esq, late Chief Clerk in the Treasury De
pariment, aged ~ years.
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for sale by
A. u. Moore.
Market square, Newport, X. |.
sept "a, 1929.

NOTICE
rs hereby given that Joseph Tew, Josiah
4 Tew, d VIM. Smith, lately doing business
as rope makers, under the firm of Joseph Tew
& 60 have made an assignment TO me of their
real and personal property, in trust, for the
benefit Of the creditors of the firm All per.
son having demands are requested To present
them within three months from this date; and
all indebted TO make payment without delay to
JOHN STERNE
Newnort Sopt, 94tb, 1880 Dv
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Administrators Sale.

Administrators Sale.
BY pItue Of a Decree erihe Supreme M-
diciat Court, wW be sold ot public ouc-
hon on MONDAY, The l2m day Of Oct.
neri, at II o'clock, a. m. on The premises,
A lib the right, title and interes, which
"a the late Darius Dennis had at tho
time of his decease, in and 10 certain
tract of land lying in Middle,own, X. 7.
bounded norlhery on a road or highway.
souiherly on the sea, eastcrly OH land of
Rnhinso" Potter, aud westerly on land nf
The lnto John Baker, ouInslDInp 10 acres
or Whereabouts. Conditions made known
at the time and place of sale
MICHAEL FREEDOM, Admir-.
Newport, Sept. IL, 1890
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ADMINISTRATORS sale.

ADMINISTRATORS sale
by rinue efa decree ofhe Supreme Jndi-
cidi Court, m,H be sofa ot public auction,
on he premises, on SATURDAY. The Sd day
Of Oct. neat at II O'Clock n, w.
4 LII the right, title and Interest orJohn
IA w. Murphy, dee. late of Newport, ~
one certain Lot OF Land, with dwelling
house and other buildings thereon, front
ing on Meeting street, and running back
to Farewell street. Also lot of land with
blacksmi,h's shop thereon, standing front.
ing on farewell-street. Likewise gar.
den lot, on green lane. so called. Condl.
tons made known a, The time and place Of
sale or on application to
GEO e. SHAW, .1dmr
Newport, Sept. 9TH, 1920,
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THE BANK ROBBERY.

Wade, who robbed the Suffolk Bank Of
Boston Of $500 (says the " Y. Enq) has
been apprehended, and The greater part ofthe
money found. After the robbery he went
down to Maine, assumed the name Of Charles
King played at nine pins paid all grog bills
returned to Bost on--and uas caught.
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DAIMY
Butter.
Nathaniel Sreei,
AT HIS RITTER CELLAR.

No !, CHUBcH STREET,
Hns just rcceired from The WeStern Country
4 fresh supply of beautiful ID "A RY
~ b u TT T. Il, and a small lot Of
Old CH EE S T.. His friends and
customers, and the public are invited to
cali at the Cellar and supply themselves
with those good articles.
Sent 81
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hava taken place were made IN the spir,t OF
patriotism, or from a sense OF duty To the
county Bu, government which was estab
lished by extraordinary means, must necossa-
rily depart from the course which has hither'
20 been pursued by us predecessors, in order
10 secure another torn of power. We hesi'
tate not to say, that the present executive dare
not trust to the unbought and impartial judg.
men,s of the people for renewed confidence
and support When party animosllies have
0 subsided, and deliberate comparison IS lnst'
tu,ed between this administration and the last,
who that is wise and honest can exut in the
changer Let those who now coutrel the af.
fairs Of The country 60 on in the same spirit
which they have 50 far exhibited. and the
fourth Of March, 1883, will introduce a new
administration, or The spirit of 76 will have
departed from US forev,r.
we have been informed tlst a number Of
misshevous boys are in the la bit of stealing
s. rom the garden ofone four most respec
,ioie {, ,zsns; and that in order to effect their
object they throw clubs and stones at the tree
on which il grows, thus endangering the lives
of the family A colared woman, residing in
the house, was much injured by blow from
= club thrown careIessly into the yard Boys
who conduct in this manner, II not corrected,
will become more extensive ielons and die in
prison, or on the gal!ows
The Boston Palladium contains an extract
ola letter dated Vera Cruz, Aug. 10Th which
states, that the Ursula of Boston, Splendid of
New Haven, and William of Newport, which
were fnrcibly taken possession of, to convey
away troops, and plundcred of stores, nautic-
nj Instruments, elothing, &c had been aban-
doned to the government.
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This Day.
Administrators Sale.

Administrators Sale.
by virtue of decree of the Supreme Judi
cal Court. will be sold at Public Auction
on the premises on THURSDAY, the lst
of October next, at llo'clock, I'm.
4 IL the right, title and in'eres, of Jo-
~ seph Clarke, late OF Newport, deceas-
cd, in a certain lot of land with n dwelling
house aud other buildings thereon. situate
IN William.s,roc, on the Hill, being par, of
the lot No IS, as will appear by plat on re.
cord. Conditions made known at the time
and pldcc Of sale. or on application to
GEORGE G.. SHAW. .4dmr.
Newport, Sept. q, 1920. sept 10.
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Grand State Lottery, No. 81,
Drew Yesterday, Ii'trcce'ved this day,
1000 dollars highest prize.
Tickets 81, parts in proportion.
Rhode Island State Lottery,
class 9 extra. Draws October 9Th,
2,l0O dollars highest prize.
Tickets 81, parts in proportion.
DRiU.V MEMBERS.
Vermont Lottery. class IA,
S "a "a 81 30 81 ~ 8
Rhode Island State, s extra.
2n 5 8 Is 9 3
GIoton Monument Lottery, No. II.
GO % 10 II q Al 81 81 81
Connecticut Lottery. No. s,
% II GO lS IL 26 dS AZ 81
Tickets in all the domestic Lotteries, tc
be had at this otiice-wherc a number Of
handsome prizes have been sold.
J. G.. SHAW.
Oct Ist
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-03-18
GREAT CHANGE.

.FENIlE subscribers offer for sale the stock of
Il the Store, recently kept by EARLE 81
CHASE, either in whole or in lots to suit pur-
chasers. Said Stock consists of an extensive
assortment of Boots and Shoes, htdia Rubber
Ooer- Shoes, Socks, Spanish g. American Cigars,
and variety of other Goods.
Any person disposed to take the Boots and
Shoes, and the Stock connected with that branch
of business, can have them at fair price, with
the privilege of the stand for business, and the
influence and assistance of the late propretors
in retaining the retail custom, which is now
sufficient to give constant employment to from
10 to 10 journeymen, and might be considerably
extended Such an opportunity to engage in a
lucrative business, which requires but compar-
a4ively small capital, is rarely offered
Such of the Stock of said Store as remains
on hand on FRIDAY, the l7th day Of .AprH meat,
will then be offered at Public Auction, without
reserve, till which time, purchasers may be ac-
commodated at .4uctiOn prices
FRANCIS T; MERRICK, 9ss;0,e.s
SAMUEL ALLEN, JR., '1SNSs "''S'
Worcester March II,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-03-18
RHEUMATISM.

FHNHE extraordinary success which continues
NJ to attend the use of Dr. .McJONSONTS
RHEUMATIC OINTMENT, as a safe, certain,
and expeditions remedy for Rheumatism, G out,
or any other pain caused by cold or unusual ia
tigne, increases the confidence with which the
proprietor can recommend it to the patronage
of the public During the last season many
we'll attested cases of remarkable cures, from
the use of this remedy, have occurred, some OF
which have been in this vicinity, and the nstan-
ces in which, upon fair trial. it has failed to
give relief have been very rare. Hundreds OF
cases of its extraordinary efficacy might be adj
duced but the following considered sufficient
JOsEPH OLIVER had not been able to walk
for more than six years, and supposed his hip
out of joint His arms, &c, were swollen to an
unusual degree. After eight weeks application
of this Ointment, his hip was restored TO its
natural state, and ne remains free from all his
former discusses
Capt. REUBEN MONROE of Worcester had
been for years much troubled with the Rheu-
matisin which had become very severe Three
days use of M'Jonsons Ointment removet-the
pain and restored him to health
o. For Sale, by the dozen or single box, by
JAMES GREEN g. CO. Price rs cents per
box.
Worcester, Dec "a eotMayl
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NOTICE

8NTILL be sold at PyJfic Auction, at Capt.
w Gilbert w. Ravens Inn, in Shrewsbury,
Oh IHtRSD,Af, tie nlttth dag Of .4priL nezt, at
two OF the clock IN the afternoon, by an order
of the Supreme Judicial Court, fnur-fifths of
the RE.9L EST4TE of JOHN BELLOWS,
JR.. late of Shrewsbury deceased, lying about
halt mile south of the Congregational Meet.
ing House, in said town, on the road leading to
Grafton, and contains about thirty acres of the
first rate Land consisting ef Moving, Pasturing
Tiliage, and Wood Land, with the Buildings
standing thereon.
N. B. The other fifth part, together with
the widows right of dover, will be sold at the
same time and place. NATHAN HOWE,
Guardian to The minor heirs.
Shrewsbury, March H.
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LICE GOODS STORE.
GEORGE FOWLE.

Pr0gtnce House ROao, 175 WaShingtOn-street,
Ia AS just received from New York, of the
II NJ late arrivals, and from Auction, general
assortment of Lace Goods, &c, viz:
800 "A, Sd and Cd Black Lace Wells,
$50 Lace Collars and Pellerines,
loo rich French Collars,
200 Muslin Swiss Needle wnrk'd Collars.
1000 Tambourd do. do
1000 New Style do. do,
Lace and Muslin Half Hdkfs,
English, French, and German Thread Laces,
Superfine Brussels do. do,
Fine Thread and Muslin Edgings,
Lace Lappet Caps; plain Lace Cuttings,
Black and white Al, "a, & I'd Bobbinet La
ces, for Wells,
Figur'd Bobbinei Laces and Insertings,
Fine Lace Thread Linen Boss Pearlings,
Fine Cotton Balls; Dutch Laces,
Figur'd and plain Swiss Muslin,
Linen Cambria Hdkfs., &c. &c.
u The above Goods will be sold cheap,
wholesale or retail. 10 Country Traders are
respectfully requested to call and examine them
before purchasing elsewhere.
Boston, March IL
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Pasture Land for Sale.

FENO be sold at Public AUCTION, at Bakers
d Inn, in Grafton, on SATURDAY, the
2Sth day Of March current, at clock, P. NJ,
unless previously disposed of at private sale, a
PASTURE, containing about twenty acres.
situated on the east side of the road leading
from Westborough To Grafton, about half a
mile from the Meeting House in said Grafton.
The soil is of good quality, the Pasture well
fenced, having durable spring of water, and
affords eligible situations for building lots near
the centre of the aourishing town of Grafton
Liberal credit for the purchase money will be
given If desired. For further particulars, APP
ply to Otis ADAMS
Grafton, March IL *l0
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Real Estate at AUCTION.

An WEDNESDAY, April g, at O'clock, P. NJ,
" F.7 ". situated in the south westerly
part of Shrewsbury, on the Worcester Turn
pike, b miles from Worcester containing about
40 acres of good Moving, Tillage, Pasturing
and Orcharding. The Moving Land is remark
ably well situated for irrigation, and capable of
great Improvements. The Buildings are large
and commodious; consisting Of a House, Barn,
Wood House, &c. This situation would be
eligible for an enterprising Farmer, Tanner, or
Blacksmith.
In addition to the above, will be sold, with or
seearately, about 20 acres of Food aud PaStare
Land, from half to three quarters of mile dis
tant.
Terms ofpayment win be made easy for the
purchaser. For further particulars, inquire of
BENJAMIN STONE, Esq, on the premises,
or of the subscriber
ARTEMAS STONE, .4acrr.
Shrewsbury March II
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CENTRAL BANK.

VENHE Charter of this Bank having been ex-
D. tended by Act of the Legislature, notice
Is hereby given, that Books for the Subscription
OF Stock will be opened at thu Blackstone Canal
Inn, kept By Joseph Lowell, in Worcester, on
WEDNESDAY, the 25th day Of March current, at
o'clock, P. NJ And as it is intended to put
the Bank into operation as early as practicable,
all persons desired TO make their subscrp-
tions on that day. But, if the Stock should
not be taken up at that time, the Books will
Continue 10 DC kept open for few days, for the
accommodation of such persons as wish to make
an investment in this Bank.
BENJAMIN BUTMAN
OTIS CORBETT
PLINY MERRlCK.
Worcester, March H.
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Halua5le Real Estate for Sale.

TWyHE undersigned offer to sell and convey
IL all that valuable REAL ESTATE, stu
ated in Worcester, in The County Of Worces-
ter, known by the name of the Chandler Farm,
aud now occupied by Col. SAMUEL WARD. 1t
contains about 800 acres; is about 100 rods
from the South Meeting House in Worcester,
and extends more than $50 rods on the west
side of the great road from Boston to Spring
field, Northampton, and New York. On the
north side it extends l49 rods on the great road
from Worcester to Amherst and Northampton !;
and on rile south side 40 rods on a town road.
1t consists of Moving, Tillage, Orcharding
Pasture, and Weed Land, in suitable proper
tions. 1t has two good Dwelling Houses, near
iy new, two large Barns, with all convenient
Out Buildings, and the whole in complete re-
pair, and the Land is every where we'll water
ed 1t is separated into convenient lots by
good fences, mostly stone walls.
1t seldom happens, that a tract of Land, so
extensive, so rich, and so we'll adapted TO the
different wants of variety of purchasers, is
offered in the market. 1t can be divided into
four or five excellent Farms, or parted into lots
of different sizes, and used for various purposes.
The whole, eastern front may be divided into
eligible building lots, for which, the surprising
increase of population in Worcester, must soon
create pressing demand. Tho whole Estate,
indeed, has been long admired for the beauty
of lis situation, and the fertility ef its SOIL
Connected with this, 20 acres of excellent
Land, called'the Tatpic Pasture lying about 3
miles west from the village in Worcester, are
offered for sale
Also, one undivided half of all the Real Es-
tate connected with the Worcester Brewery,
now owned by Messrs. Trumbull & Ward "
ing in business part the village, and border
ing on the Blackstone Canal. The other hall
may be purchased on fair terms Of its present
owner.
liberal credit win be given for nearly the
whole of the purchase money, if desired An
un9uestisned title will be given, and an accu
rate map of the Chandler Farm will be previ.
ously exhibited TO those who may wish TO ex.
anime it,
All persons disposed TO purchase, are invited
TO examine the premises. All those especially
who contemplate a removal to Worcester t.
engage in any OF the various branches Of profit
able business, which are opening to the view o
the eaterprising and industrious, are reminded
that another opportunity viii probably neve
be presented OF purchasing situations, so wei
adapted to their wants because great proper
ton of all the Real Estate in and near the cen
tire of business, is already occupied, or passa,
into She hands of numerous individuals. who. i
is believed, will not bring any great portion in
to the market at once, and not on terms so ia
vorabe as arc Eere presented. For further in
formation. application may be made TO either o
the subscribers in Worcester
SAM'L NJ BURNSIDE.
BENJAMIN BUTMAN.
ARTEMAS WARD.
CHARLES ALLEN.
Worcester, Feb. Is, 1899. 6w7
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NOTICE.

FHNElE subscribers, having been appointed /
Il the Hon Nathaniel Paine, Judge of Pro-
bate for the County of Worcester, Commission
ers to receive and examine the Claims of the
Creditors of the Estate of JOHN C. CALD-
WELL, late of Barre, in said County, deceas-
ed, represented insolvent, hereby give notice,
that six months are allowed from the third day
OF February inst, to said creditors to bring in
and prove their claims and that we will attend
to that service at the house of Archibald Black,
IN said Barre, on the last Monday in March and
May, and the first Saturday in August next,
from one to six o'clock, P. M, on each ofsaid
days. SETH LEE.
NATHL. JONES.
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ALE. PORTER. sc.

A LIE of prime quality, in barrels, at 81, and
N half barrels at.S3, rs, constantly for sale at
the W0RCESTER BREWERY, warranted
good through the summer months. Orders fol
thu above will meet with prompt attention, and
acredit given till the LIST September next
Also,-OLD PORTER, in bottles
~ Customers are earnestly requested to
cork tight their casks as soon as the Beer is
out, letting the lees or sediment remain. No
eask in future can be received if musty, unless
the above rule is adhered 10. - -
Worcester Feb Is en3t
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Feb. 12, 1929.

Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, March 5, 1929.
10 the Hears Of PEoGY WILLIAMS, late Of Charl-
ton, an SAID County deceased and to all others con-
cerned anthe Estdte O SAID deceased, GREETING:
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IL see fit) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County. en- the first Tues.
day IN April next, at one Of the ,loek, after
noon, TO show cause why the Account at the ADJ
mInistration of said deceased's Estate should not
be allowed; and you will be heard thereon.
g -NArH'L PAINE, j P~ah
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For Sale at Public AUCTION.

GkN WEDNESDAY, the lSt dag Of april merit,
" (unless previously disposed of at private
REAL ESTATE belonging to the Estate of
SAMUEL GOULD, late of Worcester de-
ceased consisting of about acres of first rate
Land, comfortable House, Barn, and other
Out-Buildings, good Well Of water, and many
valuable Fruit Trees Of various kinds-situated
about three miles from Worcester Court House,
and on the Post Road from thence to Keene.
Conditions liberal, ard made known at the sale
For further information, inquire of the sub
scriber, Executor of said Gould's last Will and
Testament. PAUL SHEPARD
Worccstcr Mnrch IL
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Worcester Iron Foundry.
SUMNER SMITH

Near the Paper Mills of Elijah Burbank,
F. AS put in blast, and will keep constantly
u IL in operation, a CUPOLA FURNACE
Tor the purpose of making every description of
Iron Castings. NIachinsts, and others, in want
OF Castings, are requested to take sample of
the work. Orders FOR Castings left at the Store
OF DANIEL HAYWOOD, opposite the Brick Hotel,
or at the Foundry, will receive attention.
u For Sale,-Cast Iron Ploughs. Stoves.
Cauldron Kettles, Hollow Ware, Oven Frames,
Darhy's Patent Wheel Boxes.
Worcester, Aug 81. IF