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Watches, Je,Uelry, Plate, &c.S'c.
P. & d. GODDARD & co.

EEAVE just received large assortment of
IL IL WITCH MOVEMENTS of various pat
terms and escapements, from the best English
and Genevian Msnufactories, which they are
now casing with gold and silver, and can as
sure their friends and the public that they can
furnish Watches of superior workmanship, and
any pattern wished for, at short notice.
also, a good assortment of English and
French Watches, together with a variety of
Jewelry, Cutlery, Silver Plate, Brass Fire Sets,
Tea Trays of Elegant patterns, India and
American wrought and plain Shell Combs, to-
gether with general assortment of Goods in
their lne,-all of which they offer low for cash
or approved credit.
Also on hand, Brass Time Pieces of various
patterns made to their order, and warranted to
the purchaser.
Worcester, May 81 81
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STEAM PICKET and .4CCO.MyHOD.A-
IYON LINE OF .ST,AGES.
WORCESTER g. PROVIDENCE MAIL.
View .4rrQngenlenk

.NtO sHrFdngen1ent.
4 EAFES Worcester daily, Sundays except
EA ed,) at s. A. NJ, and arrives in Providence
at half past 4, P. a.; by the way of Upton, Men
don, Blackstone Village, Woonsoket Falls, and
Cumberland Hill, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays-and by way of Sutton, Uxbridge,
Slatersville, 4 Smithfeld, on Mondays, Wednes-
days, and Fridays.
Returning: Leaves Providence at S, A. M,
and arrives in Worcester at half past a, on the
same route as on the opposite days
" Fare from Worcester to Providence,
1925.
IL For seats, apply at Monroe's Coffee
House in Providence, and at Banister's Inn in
Worcester. If April Is.
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The celebrated Horse, HAMPTON,

the 18th of May,
and to continue till the 18th of July. On Mon
days, P. M, at Wilson's tavern in Spencer;
Tuesdays at Browns in Paxton, from 9, A. NJ
until A, P. M; from thence to Worthington's
Hotel in Worcester, where he will remain till
o'clock Thursday morning; from thence to
Ryan's in South Leicester, till ?. NJ. from
thence TO fuckers in Charlton, till 8 o'clock
Friday, A. M from thence to Winsor's in
Dudley, till P. M. from thence TO Lamson's
in Muddybrook Parish in Woodstock, till 8
o'clock, Saturday, A. NJ ; from thence to
Greene's in Woodstock, South Parish, till 4
7. M, from thence to the stable of the sub
scrlbers in Sturbridge. HAMPTON is light
dapple grey horse l5z hands high, and for
beauty of proportion, is not surpassed by any
other horse-his movements are elegant and
remarkably quick-he is unquestionably the
finest parade horse in the Stationary of his
colts are so far maturcd that they are not sur
passed by the stock of any other horse ever in
this country. He sired the beautiful horse
Young Hampton, owned by Col. Adams of Hop
klnton, and many other valuable colts that are
kept for sres. Hampton has for four years
past had an uncommon share of business, from
the reputation of his stock sired when a colt
himself The subscribers invite the breeders of
horses generally to look at the horse and satisfy
themselves
Terms 81 a leap, Sc the season, and So
to warrant. JOSEPH c.. ALLEN.
JOHN UPHAM.
Sturbridge, NAV 81 81 d,
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NEW BOOKS.

"7OODBRIDGE'S Geography and Atlas );
w Woodbridge and Wizards do; Mrs.
Wizards do; Whelpley's Compend and Cues
tons; Memoirs of Mrs. Huntington, Sd edi-
ton do. Mrs. Judson, I'd edition do. Leigh
Richmond Wilbur's Reference Bible 500
Cummings Spelling Books; Blake's Natural
Philosophy Indelibe Ink for marking on Cot
ton or Linen, warranted good.
U A supply of the above Books, &c, just
received at DORR 81 HOWLAND'S Book
store. Schools and Merchants supplied on lib
eral terms --21 Worcester, May 81.
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Ia MOTIFS
CNErGTT nHnEE-

\ Prepared by Il. CROSBY, as see indent
ed on each bottle, and with the signature of !
7 a. Crosby with pen and ink, to each bill of ?
directions, which is enyeoped in stereo or !
= check plate. The public have noticed the d
!. many certificates from physicians and 9TH
= ers, which have accompanied the publicity 4
y OF this valuable medicine II is now Giirly y
! before a benevoiclt and entcrpiislng Ameri- /
I can people, and the ycndcr only asks for it, n
( place among The list Of family medicines for
/, a cough and asthmatic remedy, as a certain
f, Pledge OF his Willingness and dJiitfy TO re-
\ ciprocate the favour. @
For sale by the principal Druggists in the \
United States CAMBRtSSr. NJ Y A
! ~ s'' ss-,s IN a. ~ s,.s IA
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Infallible DepiIatory Compound

InlallIDle DeplIatOry COMPOUND,
For destroying superRuous Hair.
FESHlS Compound SO effectually DESTROYS
81 the Hair, that it may be removed in few
minutes after it, application, and is, therefore,
particularly recommended to ladies' who possess
hat great Disagreement to female beauty, super.
iuous hair on their faces, necks, and arms. 1t
may be used with the most entire safety. 1t
soitens the skim and greatly improves its appear
aDce. Price IS, so for an entire pack age
" For sale by JAMES GREEN g CO.,
worcester. ep6meo6m Feb. IL.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
" scrber has beenduly appointed Administra-
tor on the Estate of NAHUM NEWTON. late
OF shrewsbury, in the County of Worcester
deceased, and has taken upon himself that trust
by giving bonds as thealaw directs. All persons
indebted to said Estatesaie hereby called upon TO
make immediate payment; and alIthose to whom
said Estate is indebted are requested to exhibit
their demands for settlement
NAHUM NEWTON.
May %, 1929. OBJ
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Sturbridge, NAV 81
NOTICE.

YESHE IMPORTED BULL MTRAL, now
-. owned by the Worcester County Agricul-
tural Society, will stand at the stable of the
subscriber the present season, and will be let to
Cows for two dollars each
LOVETT PETERS.
Westborough June g.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, May 81, 1929.
To the Etidorc and Heirs Of ABEL CURTIS, lite Of
Dana, in said County, deceased, aud 10 all others
concerned in the Estate Of SAID deceased.
GREETING.
WOU are hereby cited to appear. (if you
IL ft) at the Court of Probate to he hold
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in July next, at ten of the clock, be-
fore noon, to show cause why license should not
be granted to sell and convey so much of said
deceased's Real Estate as will raise the sum oftwo
hundred dollars, for the payment Of debts, and
charges and you will be heard thereon.
THEOPH's. WHEELER, Req.
*2t By order of the ION. JUDGE.
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DEXTER LIME.

Harris Lime Rock COnepapv,
SMlTHFIELD,
q INTEND keeping constant supply of first
h quality and Jointa LINE for sale in Wor-
cester, which is warranted equal, if not supe-
rior, to any made in New England, and will
be sold lower than any other Lime, the quality
present for sale by the subscrib-
err. DANIEL HEY WOOD.
Worcester. April % tf17
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COMPREHENSIVE.

COPARTNERSH
ri ATTAIN HEARD informs his friends and
Ia the public, that he hos formed a Copart-
nership with JAMES ESTABROOK of Rut-
land, and that, in future, the business at the
Green Store will be done under the firm and
style of
HEARD & ESTABROOK.
The intend keeping constantly on hand an
assortment of French English, India, Domes-
tic, and West India Goods
quality ENGLISH H8Y, by
HEARD & 'EsTABRoOK.
Worcester, april Is. If
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FRESH DRY GOODS.

EUST received at 0. BLAKE'S, No. 2 God
% dards Row, great variety of Stuffs for
Gentlemen's and Youths summer wear Lin
ems Of superior quality; Silk and Cotton Ho-
siery Furniture and Cambria Dimoties Rus
STA and Irish Table Linen Super. Light and
Dark Ginghams and Prints; Cloths, Cassi.
meres, Satinetts, and Vestings: u At the
lowest cash prices. Worcester, May 81.
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ShaaOIs, POngees, g. LeghOrns.
EUST received by HEARD q ESTA-
ob BROOK, further assortment of Merino,
Thibet, Broeade. and Turkey Red Shawls
Pongees Itaanett and Palmarines Also
LEGHORNS, fresh from the importers, to-
gether with large variety of FANCY ARTI-
Giles, all of which are offered on fair and rea-
sonable terms if Worcester, May 81
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UT O1e7S IVteIHett III Ule LS1ule " SulU UeCeGSed,
GREETING.
WOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
Il see Gt) at the Court o Probate to be hold
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in July next, at one of the clock, af-
ter noon, to show cause why the Executors Ac.
count OF the Administration of said Estate should
not be allowed; and you will be heard thereon.
%2t NATiIL. PAINE, !. Prob.
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Worcester. SIS. Probate Office, May 26, 1929.
To the Widow and Heirs of Moan TAPr, late of
Douglas, in said County, deceased, and to all Others
concerned an the Estate Of said deceased,
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WOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
FL see hp at the Court of Probate to be hold
en- at Worcester, IN said County, on the first Tues
day in July next at ten of the clock before noon.
to show cause why License should not be grant
ed to sell and convey so much of the Real Estate
OF said deceased as will raise the sum of seven
hundred and seventy dollars. for the ayment of
debts and charges; and you will be heard thereon
"22 NATH'L. PAINE. j. Py0b.
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Worcester. IS. Probate Ofic., May IS, 1892
To the WIDOW and Heirs Of THADDEUs 1'HAYER,
iate Of Douglas, in said County, deceased, and 10
aH Others concerned in the Estate Of said deceased.
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GREETING.
NOU are hereby cited to appear if YOU
-A- see ft) at the Court of Probate to be hold.
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday IN July next, at one of the clock. af-
ter noon, to show cause why the Accounts of the
Administration of said Estate should not be allow
ed, and you will be heard thereon.
22T NAFH'L. PAINE, j. Prob
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, May 81, 1929.
70 the Heirs Of DAVID Merriam, lite of Hub.
bardSton, IN said County, deceased, and to all others
concerned IN the Estoae Of said deceased,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-25

PuzEie.-I am a word of seven letters.
My ist, Sd and Cd is fish; my end, Sd
and 4,h ne m her of the human body {;
my 4th, 9th, 5th and 7th is an insect; my
ID, 5th 9th and Sd is a by road; my Cd,
Sd, 5th and 9th is meagre; my 9TH, 9Th
and 9th is used by tanners; my 9th, 5th
and 4th is useful animal; my 9TH, 5th,
I'd and lst is a narrative; my 4'h, 5tb,
Cd and ist is what sailors dread; my 9Th,
4th and ist is honorable; and my whole
lis beautful.-W What am /? A. j. ID.
Grand 1rotsing Match-Tbe long.
talked of match race between RattIcr,
the American horse, and Miss Turner,
the Welsh mare, for 400 sovereigns. was
decided on Saturday week over 10
miles of ground, between Cambridge
and Go9manchester commencing at the
second milestone from Cambridge. This
was the first occasion CD which che mer'
its of Rather had been brought into ac-
ton in this country, although he had
won all his matches ia America. lie
gave the mare a minute at starting,
which was about equivalent TO 600 yards
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but overlook her at the end Of 4 miles
At the close Of the 10th mile the horse
wa. full go yards in front. having CON.
pIeted the distance in so minutes and
SO seconds, feat unparalleled in the
history of horse flesh in this country.
The time of the mare was 81 minutes
aad ~ seconds; and making allowances
for breaking and turning, tbe credit due
to her was scarcely inferior to that CIV
en- to the horse. We understand the
King has expressed desire to see the
American, who ownes the Rather Mr..
jackson of New York - London Paper.
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nj ARsHAL'S SALE,-Pursusnt to . deere
Iva tai order of the Superior Court OF Chan
Gerry, holden at Winchester, pronounced Il ren
dered on Monday, May 4th, 1899, wherein
Isaac Whistler is complainant asd Peter Po'ss
md others, heirs of Peter Poissl, decd ars de
PENDANTS, will be sold, on Tuesday the l4'h
day OF July next, on the premises, at public suc.
ton, to the highest bidder, one hundred and
twenty acres OF LAND, lying near Msrsinsourg,
Berkeley county, Va. late the property Of Pc
Ter Poissl senr. deed. and which By his wii
was directed to be sold.
Terms Of sale: one half of the purchase mo.
ney TO be raid in hand, and the balance IN two
equal annual payments, bonds and Trust Deed
Oh the premises sold, will be required OF The
purchaser To secure the deferred ayments -
sale will Commence abb ut II O'clock
NATHANIEL SEWERS, ID VI
June II. for Jno S. .lfagih
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her without laughing. Come now tell
the TRUTH
"Ysu may believe IL or not, just as
you please" said Charles; but assure
you the whole account is as true as the
enjoyment of il was enrapturihg, and
the memory is delicious"
julia was sensitive and artless. She
loved her husband with that deep ten
derness which knew all the thrills OF
loves hopes and fears. Her heart was
like goblet filed to the bri,n, whose
contents tremble and overflow when
shaken ever so lightly. There was,
therefore, in these enthusiastic praises
Of another, something strange and even
cruel. Still she could not believe be
was serious, and forcing smile and
struggling to keep down her rising emo
ton, she listened to him in silence as
he ratified on.
"0ur greeting was marked with IN
common iaterest. Old Mr.. Peterson
introduced me to her, after having pre-
viously hinted that, before was mar
ricd, she had regarded me with more
than common complaceDcy. Well we
met. addressed her by name; she
said nothing hut, oh! those eyes OF
hers we're fixed on NE with gaze that
reached INTO the innermost reeesses OF
my heart and seemed to touch all those
-hords of feeling which nature had
strung for JOY. Wherever went |
found her eyes still turned towards me,
and an arch smile just played around
bar saucy lips, and spoke all the fine
fsncies and half hidden meanings that
woman will often look, but not always
trust to the clumsy vehicle OF Words
could restrain no longer-but forget
ing all but those heavenly lips, ap
preached and -"
Poor Julia --she thought she heard
the knell of her young dreams. The
hue OIL her cheek, and the sparkling OF
her azure eye, were goae long before
and as he painted in such lowing colors
the picture of bis feelings her lip quiv
cred, and tears swelled up and dimmed
the blue light of eyes as beautiful as
day.
81 will never speak to you again
Charles" sobbed she, ''if this is true"
ait is true" be exclaimed, "only not
half like the reality. II was your own
PICTURE, my sweet girl that kissed
again and again"
She looked at him moment AID bu-
ried her wet eyes in his bosom. As she
lifted her head, and shaking back the
clustering ringets that fell around her
brow, displayed Der face smiling thro
tea,s, his srm softly found its way
round her waist, and - but am al
the eud Of my sheet.
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DUBlIC SALE OF LAND.--By tie author
ty Of a Deed Of Trust executed by Obed
Waite, Esq. ofFe:ord in The office ofthe Clerk
OF Berkeley county, in book 81, page 4o2 -
shalt offer for sale at Public Auction, to the
highest bidder, for Cash, at the Court House,
on the I'd day Of Julv Court next, the tract of
LAND, lying on Middle Creek, in this county,
said to cont&ja ffty uine acres being the same
iei Of land, which was conveyed. to said Obed
Waite by Joseph Miller, by deco, dated August
81, 1924, also of record, and the same which
has since Been conveyed by Obed waite 20
Harrison Waite, IL trust, subject to this incum-
brancs.
The Land is too well known TO need descrip.
ton. The tile tis believed is unexce ptionsble,
but the subscriber conveys only such title as is
vested in bin by his deed, in which be is CO
trustee ofEdward CoIston, Esq either of WHOM
are empowered to sch.
June Is, 1893. u. H. CONRAD.
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POETRY.
THE REcALL.-Br Mas. H1NAss.

THE RECALL.-BY Mas. HEaASs.
Alssi the kind, the playful. and the gay,
They who have gIsddened their domestic
board,
And cheored the wiuter hesrth--do they re
turn lJoanna BGtiie.
Come homs.-there is sorSowins breath
IN music sincere ye went;
And the early howers cents wander By
With mourniul H'ss ries bient:
The sounds Of eve household voice
Are grown more ssd and deep,
And the swees word Brofier-wskes q wish
To turn aside and Keep.
Owe beloved come homei--,he hour
0fmanys greeting tone,
The time OF besrth-hehi and Of soBg
Returns and ye are gone
And dsrkly. heavily i falls
On the fotsgken room,
Burdening the heart with tenderness
That doepens midst the gloon.
Where finds It you, our wandering ouess
With all your boyhood's glee
Untamed. beneath the deser,'a palm,
Or or ihs lone mid seal
mid stormy bills Of battles Old,
Or where dark rivers foam
Oh! Lie is dim where yc a'e not
Back, W teiuvedl cone homG
Come with the leaves aud wlnds offspring,
And swift birds o'er the MAUD
Our ioye Is gr"wn to soTrowiul,
Btng us us youth again!
En0g the glad tones 10 music back
Sui, still your home is fair,
The sp,fi, OF your sunny life
Aiore IS wanting therel
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w COL CARDTNG.-The subscribrr -,
w ing got his Machines in the bes, ord,
is ready TO accommodate his customers. a.
others, in Carding Wool fer them, at e. cent.
per pound He continues TO msruIac,s,.
Scotch ;6gured) and Venetian (slripedl Ca.
peting, in the best manner ard on ressotsh,.
terms.
He also has on hand and for sale, Scotch and
Venetian Csrpetlng, on pleasing tein,s.
c &C C0NRADT
Martinsburg, April go. 1929.
HOGsLARD, SOAP, and Wool, or
be taken in payment for Wool Cardinr.
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sALE-Bv v;,,n. :,

MARsHAL's sALE.-By v;,tue os
w cree of the Superior Court Of - C.
rendered on the 9th OF December. 1879 -
tween Washington Evans, compls;nsn, x,
John Crsighead and Others, defenesn,s-l'.t' ,c
on Monday the I'D day of June next a. 80 =
premises, either in person, or By depu,v = - le
for sale, to the highest bidder sot c..s 'a i.
house and lot in the town Of Msrt;pshr We
known as lot No. So, lying At the in,erssc,;1sa'
Of King street and Spring Alley; beside, SoSl
dwelling house, there is kitchen, smoke 1e s~s'
sc. JOHN s. MAGllI,
Marshal Of aie Winchester s. C. Glance.
May 20, 1899.
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REMOVAL.

F0hMAN'S FERRY, Mouth Of osecksR.
ra>ik subscriber informs the public, that he
u has new FERflY-3OAT in good orle,
tor conveying Of Wagons. Carriages, &c. aeros
the Potomac River and the 0peckon Creek
1t Will be found to be the nearest road from
MaFtinsburg TO Boonsboro', Hagers,own, vii
Transport, &c. also, the nearest and most direct
road from Shepherdstown. Chares,own, &c.
by way of Wilsmsport to the Cumberland
rosd.--it will be attended to by
March 5-tf. JAMES FORMAN
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IRON.

gUST received an additional supply Of Penny
y bakers Iron, well assorted; for sale by
June .. CONRAD HOGMtRE.
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"Ihe nearer TIE bose The stceeter tie
moat."-ls is said that in some parts OF
New Hampshire, il is SO rocky the own
ers o! sheep are obliged to grind the no.
ses Of these interesting animals to en-.
able them to get at the struggling spears
Of grass which now and then peep up
between the crevices! A gentleman Of
our acquaintance, stopped at tavern
in that hard.hearted State, inquired of
the landlord how he contrived TO sow bis
grain on such ie,ra jfr,na as that with
which he was surrounded The man
cooIiy answered. "Sir, we find no diff
Guilty here OH that score; we 60 rouAd
among the everlasting rocks, and wher
ever an aperture presents, we shoot in
the seeds with eur muskets. A good
marksman, Sir, will in this way frequent.
Iy, sow half bushel of grain before
breakfast BroOkiyn Journal.
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M ARSHAL'S SALE.-Pursuantt TO q decree
I'VE tel order of the District Court of Chance
ry, holden at Winchester, pronounced aud re
corded on the 9Th day of May, 1929 wherein
John Mcpherson, and others are Plaintiffs. and
Erasmus CAN'T sheriff 81 Berksly county,
and as such Administrator, with the will annex
ed Of Edward o. Williams, decd and The heirs
of said decd are defendants. will be offered
for sale TO the highes, bidder, at public auction,
on the 18Th day Of Jaly nert, before the Court
House door in Nsrtinsburg, Berkeley county,
Va. about $50 acres of valuable limestone
LAND, with improvements thereon, late the
property OF Edward .. Williams, decd living
within the said county of Berkeley, and adion-
ing the lands 81 Richard Clagett's besa.
Terms Of sale, six hundred dollars 10 be
paid in hand, and the balance in six, twelve
and eighteea months from the day of sale;
Bonds with good persona, security, and trust
deed upon the premises sold. will be required
pfthe purchaser, TO secure the deferred pay
men,s. Sale will commence about the hour of
ii o'slock. NATHANIEL SEWERS,
d. Marshal for
JOHN S. MAGILL,
.Marsh0l Of tie Winchester S. C. Court.
June 4, l829.-ts
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Masonry striking proof Of the in
tiuence OF masonry was given at meet
ing of the I.eith Masonic Lodge on
Thursday evening The Captain of a
vessel stated, that when sailing upon the
South American seas he was boarded
by pirates, who. tom their numbers,
rendered resistance vain. The Captain
and several of the crew were about to
be bound, while the plumber Of the yes
sci was going on. In these circumstab
ces, when supplication was not listened
TO, tbs Captain as dernier resort. una de
the mystic sign. (which none but
crafts men ever knew" The Captain OF
the riratcal crew imme diately returned
the same, and gave orders Ia stop pro,
eeedings, grasping his masonic brother
by the hand with all the kindness of an
old acquaintance; every article seized
was restored TO it's place, and the two
ships parted with three hearty cheers
Grofsu,ue,