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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20

samuel W. Magruder's heirs, lot No.
2S2 in Beatty & Hawkins addition,
10 perches on West-street, lS22lbSUO II -
George B. Msgrnder, part Of lotNo.
los IN addition, 40 feet onl
Third-street, lio32lSSOu SUI
William whsnn, LOT No. So in same
addition, l92llsoOo 10
Do do do IlozziSouV 40
Henrietta Steptoe. part of lot No col !
in Peter, Beatty, Threlkeld's and,
Deskins' addition, So feet inches
on First-street small brick house, l82SIf55O 2l'o
JOHN HOLTZMAN, Collector.
Georgetown May II, 1929 ers
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20
70 Rent,

u NCHt9
zl A very comfortable two story
ID Prime House. OH Water street nearly op-
Tl41 i&iH posite Major ] Mnncaster's, within
~ few yards Of puwp vfgood water
Also one other house, lower end Of Fairfax street,
oflarger size, in good order.
June JOSIAH u. DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20
Annapolis, apyil 1922.

thereby certify, that have USE d some of Judkr
ointment in my family with such success coR,lnte
me that it deserves to be recommended to the attic
ed One instance-My son had been laboring unts
very disagreeablc eruption on his head that baHs-
all efforts to cure it-untib by applying part Of al'!
IL was entirely removed in lessthan . week.
IL. Y. DUvALL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20

JNb "rinting
Neatly and expedinously executed at tins Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20

n: B. This Ointment, which is q highly valusS.
application for Prostitutes, Burns, Scslds, ard W
mems Sore or SweIled Breasts, is PIT up in neatly
nshed glazed jugs, we'll corked and sealed, win o.
rections how TO use it. The proprietor wishes Il "
be observed that in order to preserve its virtues,
sons using it, will cork it again, so to keep th'
from destroying its good qualities No agent reetnG
them in any other way than being well corked D.
sealed
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20

Edward Stabler & Son,
Apothecsries & Druggists, .alexandr;., ID. C.
jan 17-law6m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20

dUENTS:
EDWARD STABLER T. SON, Druggists, -.
Aexsndr'
WA GUNToN, Druggist, Penns. lyania A,enL.,
waskng''"
N. JEwETT, Druggist, Pennsy ivania avenue, -,
JNO. LITTLE, Druggist, Georgetown. ,s
9. MURRAY, Port Tobacco. Md. yen
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y tract OF Letter ilten ty avery zen
,lcman residing in Baltimore, to the s'oscIioer'
who deems it his duty, thor eh "na"tho,Heo'to lay
it before the .ubic Withholding the writer name
for particular reiereuoe should any ieq,"en per
soually SAM IT, r LEE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-20
CoMsMMptioMs, COusMs, &c.

DUTI.ER'S VEGETABLE
ID INDIAN SPECIFIC, for
the cure of colds, coughs, con-
<umptions, splitting of blood,
asthmas, and all disorders OF
| the breast and lungs. The
| Vegetable Indian Specific has
TODD the test of experience,
and proved itself the most va.
liable remedy ever discover
ed for the cure of Asthma,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-28

BosToN MECHANICS. We notice, in the Bos-
ton papers, that Judge Story is to deliver an
Introductory lecture before the Boston Mechan-
les Institution, and Professor Everett is to lee
ture to the Boston Mechanic Association.
ANOTHER BUBBLE BURST" The Pittsburg
paper mentions the failure of the bank in
GreenshuEg, penny and fer the consolation
of all concerned in it, nota bena states,
that there is probability of its paying tacenty-
flee cents on dollar
lady in Boston has been presented with a
fine handkerchief hemmed with great neatness
and exactness, by Miss who was born deaf,
dumb, and blind. She now resides at the Hart
ford Asylum. Pains are taken to improve her
mind by the avenues of the remaining senses
1t is presumed che can read raised letters by
the touch, an2 also write.
PREMHa. The editor of the Andover Jour
nal is authorized to offer premium of $50 for
tbs best Essay, addressed to the young men Of
our colleges and professional seminaries, dis
suadng them from the use of wine, spirits, and
tobacco. The essays must be sent, free of post
age, to the editor of the Journal of Humanity
Andover, Mass, by the LIST of January, 1880.
At Court, lately held ct Springfield, per.
son was fined $500 for receiving and conceal.
ing a dead body.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-28
Balsamic Mixture; or Lgfrmary Cough
lrnnS
HITCHCOCK,S .MEWLY INVENTED
SNUFF,

HNOR the absolute relief and cure of
IL Catarrh, Dizziness of the Head, Weak
Eyes, Nervous Headaches, Falling Sickness, In.
fants troubled with snuffies II is an immediate
relief 1t is also found highly beneficial in partial
shocks of palsy, cially in elderly people, the
ut having often been protracted for years. A +.
ter an experience of more than fourteen wear -
practice, can safely say that have met not b..
ing as substitute for it in the above disc ase Q.
Having proved the ineficacy Of variety of & n
tarrbal Snuff in my own family,I was induced I o
make trial for something more certain and eff
eacious in its effects, and led to the discovery
of the newly invented snuff, which succeeded to
admiration in my own family, and with numerous
others who applied to me for relief cannot,
therefore, forbcar Offering the public a particpa.
ton in the benefits derived from the use of this
Snuff; and. although mum berIess certfcstes offs
undoubted good effects might be obtained, I pre-.
fer resting it on its own merits, and the unbiass.
ed trial OF candid public, who may wish for re-
lief in the above diseases.
Directions for using:-Begin with q small
pinch on going TO bed, and another in the morn.
ing--incre asing to three or four per day.
or The public are cautioned against purchss.
ing spurious kinds Of the above Snuff The gen.
uine is for sale in Worcester by J. ROBINSON.
Price rs cents per bottle; S2,9S per dozen.
Worcester, Nov. 70. 1898. eoIy46
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DIED:

In Danbury, (Vt) on the 23d ult., widow
Remembrance Heaton, aged 80. For several
years she had been previously afflicted with the
dropsy. For many years past. her death had
been almost daily expected. Her body became
so completely filled with water, that the press
ure actually separated several of the ribs from
the broast bono In January last the pressure
was so great that she burst and discharged
about forty quarts of water. The disease con-
tinued to rage till her death, when about the
same quantity of water was drawn off again.
In Canterbury, IN. H. Oct. 2, Mary Fowler,
aged 10l years and 5 months. She was born
in Hopkinton, (Mass.) and went to Hopkinton,
IN. Il) when young, where she resided until
she was sixteen years of age /; at which time
and place she was taken captive by the Indians
and carried to Canada, where she continued a
prisoner for the term of three years and six
months, after which she was redeemed. She
has been a member of the society of people
called Shakers more than as years.
In Mooreland, (Pa.) Mrs. Abigail Barens,
aged 100. She walked about the house, and
out of doors quite sprightly, but few days be-
fore her death could see to thread her needle,
and sew without spectacles.
In Windham, IN. H. Oct. 8, Mr.. Samuel
Wilson. The circumstances attending the
death of Mr.. Wilson are peculiarly distressing
and add another melancholy proof of the folly
Of military reviews. Mr. W., in discharging a
cannon, had his arm broken, his hand torn to
pieces, and was otherwise injured. Hopes
were entertained of his recovery, with the loss
of only his hand but while his friends were
indulging this hope, tetanus closed the scene
In Hancock, IN. H) Oct 2, Mrs. Almira,
wife OF Mr.. Jesse Matthews, aged 25.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-28
INDIGESTIONi

EWETT'S Improved Vegetable Pills,
~ or German Specific, will prove sure rem.
edy for Indigestion, Jaundice, Diseases of the
Liver, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Dizziness,
Weakness of the Limbs, Costiyeness and Piles.
Among the many testimonials recently reeev.
Ell of the sautsry effect Of these Pills, the fol.
lowing strong proof is submitted fer examina.
ton.
Extract Of a letter from the Rev. Mason Kna.
pen. Sudbury, (Vt.) Sept. 5, 1928.
DEAR SIR-It is with no ordinary interest
that l undertake to recommend to the public
the virtues OF Jewett's Improved Vegetable Pills
or German Specific, for the cure of Indigestion,
&c. My own case has been one Of the most un-
conquerable kind, having long set at defiance
medical aid, dieting exercises, and the more
fashionable Speciic-the waters of Saratoga
Being totally Frustrated in mind and body, was
induced almost without hope, to make use of the
above named Pills; and was surprised to find
their powerful effects. My distressing symp-
toms daily decreased. and l am now almost en-.
tireIy cured of a most distressing complaint
which for seven years had resisted great yari.
ETY. of the most popular remedies.
MASON KNhPEN.
The following extract of letter from gen
tleman OF Boston was received through the Bos-
ton Post Office, dated Sept. IA, 1928.
| SIR-I am induced by feelings of the liveiiest
gratitude to make known to the public the fol-
lowing cure by means of Jewett's Improved
! Vegetable Pills, or German Specific. My com.
plant was the Dyspepsia, attended with pain in
the side and stomach, loss of appetite, &c. sc.
applied to several distinguished Physicians.
\ and "ssd all tho m ed;eino generally prescribed
to persons in my situation; but they proved in.
eftectual. At last by the advice of friend, who
had been cured in case something similar tc
mine, made trial of the above named Pills, and
by implicitly following the directions, they gave
me almost instant relief, and by using two boxes
more, they Effected a permanent cure. am
now enjoying excellent health and would heartily
recommend to those persons laboring under
Dyspepsia, to make trial of the above medicine
0T Many new certificates may, be examined
on the bill of directions Observe that the bill Of
directions to each genuine box is signed H
Plumley, and the label to each box is signed in
the hand writing of the joint proprietor.
Or. Jetcetfs american Vegetable Bitters.
These Bitters have been extensively used for
nearly thirty years, and are highly approved fol
Indigestion, loss of Appetite, general Weakness
Heart Burn, Nausea, Jaundice, Sick Headache
&c.
| They are prepared from vegetables exclusivel,
the growth OF our own country, and are unques
tionably at present before the public the mos
valuable remedy for those diseases in which Bit
tiers of any sort are indicated.
O Sold By j. ROBINSON; Worcester.
| April 90. eotNI2
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-28
Ten Dollars REGARD.

STOLEN from the subscriber, on the night
- of the l9ta inst, one pair of Black Broad
Cloth Pantaloons, supposed to have been taken
BY two strolling young men, by the names of
JEHIEL HINES and HENRY BARTON, who alb.
seconded from the boarding place of the sub
scriber at the time above mentioned, in a clan
destine way. Hines and Barton are wool spin
ners, shifting from place TO place, getting their
living out of the industrious portion of the
community. They had nothing peculiar in
their persons or dress, to describe them by, ex-
cepting, that they wore white hats. The above
reward is offered for the delivery of Hines
and Barton, together with the pantaloons, or
eight dollars for the thieves alone.
N. B. 1t is said Hines had with him small
light colored Hair Trunk
ELIJAH DURFEE.
Northbridge, (Mass.) Oct 81. 6w42"
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BELLS BLEACHING.

lust RECEIVED, large supply of Bells
% Highly Polishing Chemical Condensed
Water-Proof Paste BLOCKING, wholesale and
retail, at the manufacturers prices Town and
Country Dealers are requested to call and ex-
anime the same. This Backing has stood the
test of the best judges, and is now pronounced
unrivalled as a Backing for winter use being
prepared in oil, it is impervious to the weather.
Though the Boot or Shoe is soaked in grease
or oil, by single application it produces deep
jet black, and lustre not to be equaed for
brilliancy.
" Sold by SCOTT g. SMITH, at their
Shoe Store, No. Goddards' Row, Worcester.
The following are extracts from various pa
pers respecting the qualities of this Backing
From the Charlestown Aurora "This Black
ing is domestic article, and when once tried
will need no tariff to encourage the manufac-
turer.'
From the Providence Patriot: "We have
tried this Backing it certainly produces
beautiful gloss, equal, if not superior, to Day IL
Martins. We are assured there is no acid in
its composition, and being prepared in oil, will
not injure the leather. 1t is all the go in Bos-
ton"
From the Boston Examiner Who that has
sense to discern cannot but see the wonder
working excellence of Bells Highly Polishing
Chemical Condensed OIL Paste Backing. 1t
has driven Warren out of the market, and Days
Backing is only known by the name of AN in
my eye and Betty Martin
These are only few the many recommen-
datons daily given in various papers.
VI 1t is manufactured at $50 Washington
street, Boston, and there sold at wholesale and
retail.
N. Brushes from the manufacturer, made
expressly for the use of this Backing, sold as
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NEW FILL 8. WL.NTER
GOODS
THORNTON A. MERRICK

IHORNlON A. MERRICk
HI AS just received, and now offers for sale,
IL IL for cash or credit complete assortment Mt
of NEW GOODS,-many articles at lower
prices than can be bought at any Store in Wor-
cester:
Black, Blue, Olive, Green, Drab, and Mixed
| Broad Cloths and Cassimeres;
Ladies' Habit Cloths, super6ne
Blue and Brown Camblets, best quality;
White, Red, Green, and Yellow Flannels;
Bookings and Serges;
4 Rose and Point Blankets;
Red and Orange Fig'd Flannels;
! Tartan Paids, Gerry cheap;
Satinetts and Home-.Hade Flannels;
Scarlet and Green Bombazetts, and Red Rat
| ine.t;
Dark aud Light Callcoes, ne,o patterns;
Furniture Calicoes;
Black Italian Lutestring, Synchaws, and Sars-
nets;
J Levantines and Colored Silks;
.Miaed Camblets and Pongees;
Black and Colored French Grapes, and Gauze
Black Canton and Nankin Grapes Bomba-
zines;
| Merino, Raw Silk, and Valencia Shawls;
/ Black and White Bobbinett Lace;
| Thread Laces and Ribbons Lace and Gauze
Wells;
Silk Velvets, White Cotton Velvets, and Mark
/
Ladies' Willow Baskets, cheap;
Ladies Black and Slate Worsted Hosiery;
Silk and Cotton do;
Gentlemen's and Ladies Gloves;
Swiss and Cambria Muslins, Linen Cambrics,
and Long Lawns;
] Imitation Cambria and Cambria Hdk'fs;
Irish Linens, Damasks, Table Cloths, and Rus
STA Diapers;
Crash Furniture and Cambria Dimoties;
Black and Colored English Linen;
Thread Boxes, spools, Balls, and Skeins Cot
! ton Thread
Linen, Silk, and Cotton Floss;
+" Hemming's" Needles, ,carranted the best;
Large and Small Gilt Buttons;
Cambi0t and Pearl do
| Patent Pins, " Durnford's'' make;
Cotton and Linen Braids; Tapes, all loidths
Hair Combs Boxes Hooks and Eyes, Black
and While;
Gentlemen's Hats, Cotton Umbrellas, Knit
Drawers, and Worsted Shirts;
SusPenders; Mems White and Mixed Lamb
Wool Hose;
Pelisse Weddings; Cable Cords and Wick
Brown and Bleached sheetings ard Shirtings
| Bed Ticks and Ginghams
Painters Brushes, Hearth and Shoe Brushes ;
Paper Hangings and BOrderings;
Cream WindO,0 Shades, cheap.
GROCERIES.
st. Croix and New England Rum; Holland
and American Gin; Brandy, Whiskey, Wines,
Molasses; Lump and Brown Sugar; Hyson,
Young Hyson, and Souchong Teas; Coffee,
Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Pimento, Pepper,
Pearlasb, Tobacco, Bar Soap, Candles, Lamp
Oil, English Porter, Mustard in Bottles, Id, Cd,
3D., lOd, and 20d Cut Nails Window Glass ;
Looking Glasses Brass Kettles
lCROCKERY, GLASS, & CHINA WARE.
Gilt and Common China Tea Sets; Imita.
ton China and Blue Printed Tea Sets; Blue
Printed Dining Setts Blue Printed, Edged, and
G. G. Plates Dishes, Bakers, and Naples, all
sizes Pitchers, Bowls and Mugs; Tea Pots,
Sugars and Creams; Blue Printed, Enamelled,
and c. G. Chambers; Ewers and Basins /;
Flower Pots; Stone Pitchers; Decanters,
Wines, TumbIers, Dishes, and Glass Lamps.
IRON HOLLOW WARE.
Worcester. Oct 81 40
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-10-28
Valuable Farm for Sale.

TENHE subscribers, Assgnees of MATHEW
r GRAY, offer for sale the Farm on which
said Gray now lives. Said Farm is situated
about one mile and half from Worcester
street, and contains between 20 and so acres of
valuable Land, well divided into Moving, Pas
ture, Til!age, &c. Also, one lot of AZ acres,
containing quantity of Wood Land. Also, a
Meadow Lot 1t is believed that said Estate
will be sold so cheap as to make it an object
with those wishing to purchase to call and ex-
anime it.
WILLIAM LINCOLN, ! .Assignses of
JAMES GREEN, sud Gran.
Worcester, Oct. 10, 1929. AZ
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For Sale, or to be Let,

a BUILDING, with good Water Privi.
IA lege, situate in the southerIy part of Pc
tersham. Said Building has formerly been
used for making Cotton Yarns since then for
manufacturing Satinetts, Carding Wool, Dress
ing Cloth, &c, FOR either of which it is suita-
bic and convenient. 1t is in good neighbor-
hood, with Mills and Store of Goods immed-
ately by. The whole will be sold very low or
let reasonably. For particulars, inquire of
BENJAMIN CLARKE of Barre, AsAHEL Shovel.
Petersham, or of Messrs. WHEELER & GAL
LAND, near the premises.
Barre, Oct. 81 S42
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STOLEN.

ENRON the pasture of the subscriber in Lev
n ereit, about the middle of September last,
one brlndled Cow, 8 years old one deep.red
Steer, years old one brown and white Steer,
3years old one paIe-red Steer, years old !;
one black Heifer, 2 years old ami one red
yearling Steer,-all marked with half crop,
on the under side of the right ear, and slit in
the left ear. Said cattle are supposed to have
been stolen by a man by the name of Chauncey
Smith, about 80 years old, blacksmith by
trade, who has been twice convict in the
State Prison. Smith, at the time of taking
them, was accompanied by black man. Who.
ever will return said CATTLE or give information
where they may be had, shall receive TWEEN
TY DOLLARS REWARD, and $40 for the
thief or thieves JOSEPH COWLS.
Amherst, (Mass) Oct. 81. '42
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Or, Whits0elps Original Opodeldoc,
OR Bruises, Sprains, Rheumatism,
IL Cramp, Numbness, Weakness, or Stiffness
OF the Neck or Joints, ChiIblains, Chapped Hands,
Stlngs OF Insects, Vegetable Poisons, &C.. appli.
cable to man Or beast; warranted more than
double the strength of the hard Opodeldoc.
Recommended by one ofthe first Physicians of
Europe or America. The progress Of chemical
science, for the last few years, has far outrun
that OF any other human invention or discoye ry.
! Most OF the ancient Pharmaceutical preparations
are now entirely laid aside to give place to those
OF more modern origins and even those which
are retained, preserve little of their originality
but the name. Who, for example, at the present
day, ever thinks of using the old hard kind of
Opodeidec, commonly called "Steers's"? No
one possessing the smallest knowledge of Phar-
| macy, but must be sensible that none but the
worst Kind OF soaps (viz. those made OF animal
lats.) are ever used in this compound, Tor none
but such, when combined with the other ingredi-
ents, are susceptible of so constant and firm a
| consistence.T
The superior Liquid Opodeldoc," now Offer
ed to the public, is made from the finest soap
composed of the sweetest Olive Oil, (no other is
ever suitable for an embrocation). 1t contains
several most important additional articles nos
Snown in the ancient days f''Steer," and Wsed
onty 6y The 0dvertisers but let the purchaser BE
.No1 IMP OSED UPON, for there some
portions OF the human family so selfish and un-
t,'''SP"S t"~t thCS 10 not Scruple 10 covert tn0
labor and the ingenuity of others to their own
benefit thereby virtually defrauding individuals
and decelving the public; not only the color Of
this compound, but even the type, stamp, and
complexion of the paper which encircIes it, are
most closely initiated. The purchaser, therefore,
IS cautioned, 10 dregard such appearances, and,
| as ne values life or limb, look only to the name
and insist upon receiving none but Whitwell's
Opodeldoc."
t The official term for this article is Tineture
of Soap.
AROMATIC SNUFF,
For Headache, Catarrh, Dizziness, Depression
OF Spirits, DrOwsness. Nervous Irritabity, &c.
Recommended by DIR. Warehouse. Price so
| and 25 cents
DETERGENT BITT,ERS.
They procure appetite. assist digestions
strengthen the stomach, and remove costveness.
They may be infused in spirits or wine; if either
OF the two former are used, tea spoon full in
hall pint of the latter is excellent substitute
TOR more powerful stimulant Price ~ l-2 ets
| paper.
BGlsamic Mixture; or Iqfrmary Cough
Drops.
One OF the best articles in existence, for
Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, and all complaints Of
the breast, and should always be used in prefer.
ence to the astringent and inAammatory Elixir
Paregoric. Price so and 25 cents.
-0T The above are sold by J. Green e Co. and
Z Harris, Worcester, and at the Medicine C1esb
Warehouse, corner of MIR and Kiiby.strests,
Bosfon. eo6m Sept. IS.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

u
FEVHE subscriber will sell that large and val
IL uable FARM formerly owned and occu.
pied by Ebenezer Davis, Esq, late of Charlton,
deceased, together or in lots TO suit purchasers
The Farm contains about three hundred and
thirty-hve acres of excellent Land, we'll pro-
Portioned for the various purposes of cultiva-
tlen, and well watered, having two convenient
Dwelling Houses, three Barns, Saw Mill,
and Out Buildings for comfort and conven-
once,--nearly one hundred acres of it being
Wood Land, considerable portion of which is
very heavy Timbered suitable for saving or
hewing, as well as for fuel, for which there is
an abundant market at fair price with the
manufacturers and mechanics in the vicinity.
Part of the purchase money will be required
down, and for the residue a liberal credit will
be given. For further information, inquire of
Gen. JONATHAN DAVIS, ABIsHA LARNED, Esq,
or Mr.. CYRUs LAMB of Oxford, -EMoRY WASH
BURN, Esq, of Worcester, or of the subscriber
on the premises. BETSEY BORDEN.
Charlton, Oct. ID. AL
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NM E, the subscribers, having been appoint
w ed by the Hon. Nathaniel Paine, Judge
of Probate in and for the County Of Worcester,
Commissioners TO receive and examine the
claims of creditors to the Estate of WILLIAM
CARY, late of Shrewsbury, in said County
deceased, represented insolvent, do hereby give
notice that six months, from the third of Octo-
Der inst. are allowed to the said creditors to
bring in and prove their claims and that we
Shall attend that service at the office of Dr.
Workman in said Shrewsbury, on Wednesday,
the sixteenth day of December next, and on
the second Wednesday of March next, from
one to five o'clock, P. M, each day.
JOHN MASON
WILLIAM WORKMAN.
Shrewshuyv Oct 10 1900 ~