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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-03

The ABDIcATloN Pen OF BoNApARTE. - The
pen wi,h which Bonaparie signed his abdica
ton At Fontainbleau, was irsl bought by an En-,
slism.n for much more than its weigh in
gold. The domestic who shows strangers
through the palace, finding that this relic was
so we'll paid TOR. has since sold great number
Of true abdieation pens! His customers have
chiefly been Engiishmen.,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-03
1924 bbls Wheat Flour
70 nalf do.
40 bbls Rye Flour.

New YORK, Jan 81 Since our notice on
Wedn, sday 800 barrels Of Baltimore have been
sold a, Se rs, and abou, 400 Alexandria a,
SO So A 10, Of Troy al Ss Sc, and New York
city at 8 A. A.
PHILADELPHIA. Jae. 3l.-Superhne Flour has
continued steady a, Ss so, al which price sales
to some sent we're made subsequent 10 last
report, but for the las, two DAYS little has been
done. The general sales from wagons have
been at So 25, and fair supply in this week.
About 1900 barrels Rye Flour have been taken
for export at 81 IS, leaving very little in The
market. No transactions reported In Corn
Meal.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 2.-The transactions OF the
last week were unimpor,an,: those in Flour
we noticed a. they occurred until Saturday,; on
which day, owing in part probably 10 the Sc
we're snow storm, nothing, that we could learn,
was done. The prices asked for Howard street
from the stores ra' ged from IS IS 10 S7a,
preference being claimed for some par icciar
b. ands while those from The wagons were l23;
and we did learn that in one or Two ms ance> II
was taken as low ass. The amount OF iuspre-
tons for the week WAS s,349 whole aid II
half bbls. Howard street; 20l4 whole, and 20
half bbls. Wharf. Total, lo,sss whole and 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-03

We. the undersigned, have this day attended an e1-
animation Of the Students of NORTHUMBERLAND AGA
DEMr, and in the opinion, that the highly gra-
tiiyng in which the several classes (comprs-
ing The dead languages, English Grammar, Geogra-
PLY, and Mathematics, acqs ed themselves, is indca-
tive both of the application any proficiency OF the Stu
DENTS and of the fidelity ability and judicous mode
Of instruction pursued by the Teacher
JOHN D. LELAND,
J. NJ. SMITH,
WM B. HUDNALL,
VIM HARDING Jr.
Noy. II. 1928. SAML BLACKWELL.
jan Is duaM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-03
From the Nep York iosraal Of Commerce.
FRIGATE GUERRERO.

j.
We learn by letter fr m Washington, dateo
ls,h inst tha' Comm ,dore Thompson had
written fom Norfolk TO The Secretary OF the
Nayy, that the Guerriere was ready for sea,
and only waited Tor sailing orders,
4 very sa,isfas tory aud valuable communi
cation is to Le COW eyed from he Cabiae, TO the
King aud Chiefs of The Sandwich Islands, UNI
der the great seal ut the nation, together with
presents from he President as follows:
For tn King, a p'ir Of Globes, large map
Of he Uaited States, and rich ink, sand and
wafer stand.
For Kaahumanu, he head Chief, who is a
womsn,) silver vas with the arms OF the =.
Sla,es, aud an inso riptioD.
For the Young Princess, two handsome sill.
YER goblers, with the same insignia and inscriP-
lion.
For Boki, slarge map of the world. The
same for Adams; and o'her articles for the
Chiefs next highest in rank.
In the official letter Our informant states
that The character and object Of the missiona-
ries are acknowledged and they and their work
are commended 10 The King and Chiefs a. in
volyins the true happiness and bes' interests
Of the lsl,nds. They are encouraged 20 euaci
laws for their own purposes, ard TO enforce
them on their vtsitrrs, and requested 20
report 20 the Government OF the y. s ales
any misdemeauors on the part Of American
ship masters and seamen.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-03

President Of Harvard COLlege.-At meeting
OF The Board OF Overseers Of Harvard College,
on thursday, in the Senate Chambe r, Boston,
the nomination # he Hon. Josiah Quincy. as
President OF that institution, was confirmed,
BY vote OF 40 10 26 The choice appears to
give very general sa.isfac ION
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-03

The editor Of tn" Quebec Gazette observes.
The preventive measures t4ken by The Uni,eG
States against smuggling are probably no.
without good reasons. II is certain that at
tempIs will be mad" 10 in'roduce English
goods into the Unitet Sta es. and we are pref
~ sure that in spite Of Mr.. Por,er's efforts hey
viii be introduced. Even with the presen,
high rate Of the Ams rican Tariff we do no, be-
ieve that smuggling will he found so profitable
as TO induce repetition Of .he attempts tits
well known that coarse American manufac
lures are as cheap and come into competition
"i;h English in The South American markets.
II Is only the finer qualities, Sc. that can be
smngg led with any prospec, Of profit, and a
smucgl 'r canno' supper, his trade with less
proht than 40 or SO per cent, which the tariff
does not permit him 10 have"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-03

COMPREHENSIVE Correspondence be,
tween gentlemen formerly of the Federal party,
ano President Adams, to which frequen, alfu.
sion has been made, we learn has seen brough,
20 close, and il is now in the press. 1t will
De printed in pamphlet form, and published
a. s soon as ii Can pass through the press,-prob-
ably in about week.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-03
For New Orleans
North mberlana Acaa my

TIE REV THOMAS G. THORNTON,
go well known to the puhtic able and expert
y cnced eaoher viii coE'n:.e to preside over this
lstltuton the IN Jung ar. he Will be again assist
- nv Mr.. JusEfH y. DAVIS, young gentleman Of IT.
rproachsble character, and who has already eviBccd
satisfactory evidence Of high qualifications as teach
The Academy is situated two miles below Northum-
berand Court house. in neghhorhOod proverbiaily
lcalhy. Colonel LILLIAN JET the pres mt stew.
ard will continue 10 mana. c the Rosltrs department
IN this Institution taught the atm Greek and
Hebrew languages and translation of the French Ian
ge-tog, thcr with other pre- qusi;es for cole
giate course
Aoou one hundred and fifty volumes Of Books. of
History and Science have been carefully selected as
the CONNIE ment Of Library.
Mathematical instruments. Globes and Maps, both
ancient and MODERN also provided for the Of
the Students.
For Reading Writing, Arithmetic, and English Cram
mar S2O
These, with Geography & the use of the Globes
and Mapping, Is
In all other cases, (annua0y,) 80
For Board, tannuaI, exclusive Of bedding and
candles, 6O
rT The session win commence on the first day Of
February, and end about the frs Of december, with
out An, Summer vacation. Parents and Guardians
will recoIect, that they liable for the tuition fees
and board of their and wards, from the time Of
entrance till the end Of the session. be paid quar-
terly in advance.
SAMUEL BLACKWELL,
President Of the Board Of Trustses
December !, 1928.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-03
OBITUARY.

Departed this life yesterday forenoon, at the resi-
dence of his father RIcaARD JANIS CoIKsAx, of Pair
faxCounty, Va in the SD year Of his age. leaving be
hind him an affectionaie wife and three lovely chill
dren to lament his untimely death, He was kind
and affectionste husband and father, an ndulp ent
master, and much beloved BY all his neiehbors.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-03

A BAD EXCEPTIONAL gentleman finished an
euiogium on lady with the following words:
"Ah, sir! nothing beats a good wife"-"i beg
your PARDON" rejoined byestandsr, "a bad
husband does"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-03
Trustees salc.

trustees %alc.
ID virtue Of q deed Of trust from Moore kof TO me.
ID bearing date the 5th da, OF Octob.r, 1927, and
duly recorded in the Clerks Office of the County
Court Of Prince william, shall, on the fret Monday
in Ftar'nry nert, being court day, before IT,. front
door Of the Court House of the said county, expose to
sale, by public auction, for ready money,
.s,3.sss, TRACT OF LAND,
cYJEf,sI conveyed TO me BY said deed, lying on the
"Ysa north side of the waters of BroaG Run, con-
Co.,. tanning two hundr d acres or less
AZ snail sell said land merely trustee under said
deed shall convey to the purchaser such title only %
is thereby vested in me.
dec SIS JAMES G. BRYCE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-03

MExIco A lsuer irom Vera Cruz dated
DEC m1er 9Th, published in the Journs OF
Comm" rec this morning, mentions that there
had b. en- no Intercourse beween that place
and Mexico Tor h'ee weeks previous on
account Of he dangers Of the road. The wri-
ter says:--
"Nine coaches left there together about a
Fortnight siuce, uudrr an escort Of thirty SOL
dies; and althou b hev travelled in COMPANY,
eac" Containing nv" or six passengers, we'll ar
IN d. hry we've ali robbed. and los together,
alb " $4,000. Am ing the m Signor Gar
cia The rascals, after Completing heir
search, compelled him to sing several songs"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-03

half bbls. Wheat Flour; sss bbls. Rye do; and
~ hhds. and ~ BIB Con- Nj al w. ouote
Tor Howard street. S8 25-whari, nominaI No
transactions in Gram. W. quote Tor best red
Wheat. as per Ias' sales, 81 70, and for Corn,
48 to so cents per bushel
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-03

EaRAruM.-In an editorial article in yester'
DAYS paper, the word "physiol"gist" was ae'
clden,aly printed for pathological
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-03
AUCTIONS
BY GEORGE WHITE,

Ef NEOKGE WHITE.
IN "wednesday evening ne1t the 9Th inst at half
~ past six O'Clock, at the Auction store corner Of
King and ST. Asaph Streets, will be sold small col.
lection IF
New and Secondhand Books.
Among them will be found several choice Standard
works. Also, about IS volumes of Votaire's works
in French, together with variety of
DRY GOODS.
consisting of cloths, cassinets, Asnne, bedtckins,
domestcs, vestings, sc &C..
At private sale.
few ten plate stoves aud enc door Franklin
which TO close sales win be sold very low
elegant mantle glass, pier do
Chins IN sets, mstrasses
Stick back and stump chairs
Rush and cane bottom do. handsome assortment
Loaf sugar ut sugar house price, &c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-03

christian public will look forward with pea
sure for the perusal of this work.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-03
l or Sale.

4 LOT Of ground on ater-str-et, adjoining the
"A property Of Mrs Guthrie. commencing forty feet
to the southwark Of olstree being 20 feet on the
west side OF Watershed, and running back 81 feet to
l2 feet alley II Is rendered valuable as building
lot, by being on paved street; but will be sold low 4
earl, application is made to WI d. MUTT,
jan % Corner Of Prince and UniU,,sts.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-03

| ~ cISoiiS SdiiiiS iOI
will please say THY AHE j..
get them.
| A James Allen
AIcx'r ustn
Mrs Prey Austin
John Anderson
John Alien
q James Bennett 2
I.etltia Brown
DIR Barrett
Name, i,rOOks
Sarah B"rry
| Jas Blo ham
John Burke
David Betsall
John Been
C-Elizabeth Cole
Harriet NJ Cox 2
Mr Crier
VIM Crawford
David H Conrad Q
Henry A Calls
Miss Frances Il A Chapman
Nathaniel Carusi
John Cohagan, jr.
Luman Case
James Clare
D-Anos Durham
E-Simon Fernald
Geo Pitcher
Joshua Foster
Doctor fitchugh
Elizabeth Freeman
6-Miss Mary T Gordin 8
capt JOnh uray
RObt Gray
Thos B Green
Sarah Gates
81 jeremiah Hubbard
Eliza Narrower
Isaac Howard
Miss Eliza Hughs
Rev Timothy J Harrison
Joseph Hodgson
DR. George x Holloway
VIM Herbert
Miss Amer Hackny
J-Dennis Johnston
Henry Jackson
George Jackson 2
Benj Jones
Capt T Ap c Jones
feb 2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-03
AIist Of Aetters

AetterS
ice, Alexandria. d. C. Feb
LIST. 1899
letters in the following list,
.DvlurisEp, or they may moi
Mrs Susan Johnson
z Capt Elijah Knox
Mrs Catharine King
Philip Is Ksy
Mrs T. Kenner
L Mrs NJ VI La'ruit
Catherine l.athem
Alfred Lee
Mr., Jane Lee
Mary Z. I.o1gden
M-Nrs Susannah MILAN
Miss Sarah Mortimer
Mrs Mary Morgan
Michael Morris
James Vaudeville
Mrs Harriet McCue
VIM Morgan
Capt I Meade 9
Major John Mercer
Benz McGraw
! Rich'd u Mason
Rich'd McCronchie
Capt Marlborough
Chss Markisard
Miss Mary Mcpherson
n Capt Norris
Pre- d'k Piles
Mr. Prcuss
Nancy Perkins
Geo Parson
r. James Ray
John Rodgers 2
8 John J Sayrs
John Smith
Acx'r Shaw
Sampson :umbry
William sutton
Capt Elisha Smothers
Nancy Simpson
4 Thos 4 FOLSOM
Elijah Taylor
NJ Thomas
w-Wm Fl Ward
ssm'l Wright
VIM White
James VI Wells
Sarah Fl williams
H douglass Wright
Jos Whitney
DANL. BRYAN, =. ".
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-03
Mechanic Relief Society

A Stated Quarterly meeting of the Mechanic Relief
"A Soce'y, will be held as their Fall OIL y, ednes.
day evening next, 18th inst. at O'Clock
BY order, j. CORSE
feb SIT Sec,y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-03
Marshal's Sale.

MARSHAL Sdlc.
WILL be sold on the premises for cash, on Thurs.
w day the Goth day of February next at u O'Clock,
one piece or parcel Of Land, nearly all in timber,
containing about
Sixty Acres,
or so much thereof will satisfy nm execution in f.
vor Of Philip H Minor. for the use of George Minor
and others, against Hugh w. Minor. situated and
being in the county of Aexandris. abou, ten
miles from Alexandra and five miles from George
town, beginning and bounded 40 follows 80
'ta stake to John a Somers' purchase Of smith vi.
nor which piece Or parcel of Iand pure hased by
The said Hugh W Minor of Philip Minor. with
straight lin from the stake to box oak and bounded
by the line of Writings land, thence with vhrings
line nortH until Il corners ut the said ;uEh W. Minors
land, occupied by him. thence with y parable! line
Southwest course, to the line of the same tract Of
land Of the SAID H. w. Minor thence south 10 the be-
ginning. c. SCOTT, Deputy ".
for = Ringgod, Marshal.
P.s Should TIE purchaser fail to pay the purchase
money in ten lays from day Of sale. the Land will be
resod and the first purchaser held responsible for any
deficiency that may arise in consequence of the -.
cond >ae.
jan 2Q-eots C. SCOTT, D. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-03
For Rent

ssY.s wish 10 rent for the present year,
Zss the tobacco factory on Washingto
$sys near the sugar house. lately occupied by Jo-
~, nathan C.. May. The house is we'll caIcula..
ed for mech mic of any kind also wish to rent the
Ice House in IIallowelrs yard, and a large Smoke
House Prince, street, lately occupied by Luther
Chamberlain. Possession will be given Immediately.
Jan 81 ELIZA 7. HOOE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-03
FOR Sale.

VVT DdICs
4 DESIRABLE LOT OF GROUND on King-st.
n between Payne and West cts, 48 feet 10 inch.
King street, running back 100 feet q IL feet
alley II will be sold low If immediate application ID
made to n. ID. MUTT,
Jan 90 Corner of Prince and Union.sts,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-03

New-Orleans Sugar. &c.
The subscriber hspe receiced,
Is Hhds. Orleans sugar
chests superior young Tyson tea for retailing
20 bbls. Northern gin
Is coils cordage assorted sizes
rs bbls old and common whskey, part and
5h proof
1900 punches onions
Several hundred hams of superior quality, for fa-
miy shipping, together with a general assort-
ment of
Vines, Liquors and Groceries.
feb 3-eo5t r. & w RAMSAY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-03
Tue AAcxanaria Museum,

DANL. BRYAN, =. ".
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-05-13
DIE ID.


In this town, on Monday afternoon last, Ste
phen Salisbury, Esq, in the SD year of his age.
GO The relations and friends are requested to
attend the funeral on Friday next, at o'clock
In Ward, May 4, widow Dolly Wiser, aged
80.
In Woodstock, (Vt.) April %, Mrs. Anna
Mower, relict of Capt. Samuel Mower, late of
Leicester, aged go.
In Oakham, May 2, Mrs. Eliza, wife of Mai.
Shelton FELTON,, aged Sc. The sudden death
OF this lady was caused by slight scratch from
the latch of door OH the second joint of the
fore finger OH the right hand. Inflammation
and swelling followed, which caused excruciat-
ing pain in the hand and arm. By the attend
ing symptoms and information given by her
friends, 1t appeared that there had been pre-
vlous affection of the heart. 1t was Judged by
the attending physicians that transmission of
disease took place which seized on that organ
and Its neighboring ones, which produced death
in 80 hours Communicated
In Westminster, March 81, Mrs Eunice Gar
field, wife of Mr. Samuel Garfield, aged so.
In Brookfeld, May 4, Susan B., daughter of
Mr.. VIM Olds, aged 4 years.
| In Weare, IN. H. April 26, Mrs Betsey,
wife OF Mr. Ebenezer Bailey aged So, from
whom had been drawn by chirurgical operation,
Tapping, within seven years, the extraordinary
quantity of 458 pounds of water
On Wednesday last, in NORTHAMPTON, Hon
{ Elijah H. Mills, late Senator in Congress from
! Massachusetts,
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Nh R

In this town, April 80, by Rev. Mr.. Hill
Mr.. Benjamin Franklin Smith to Miss Mary
Caroline Whittemore, all of this town.
In Leicester, May 4, John Mann of Hub.
bardston, to Narcissa Earle.
In Amherst, Mr.. Willard Raymond Of A., IA
Miss Sarah Ann Dickinson of iIubbarbston.
In Belchertown, April %, Mr.. Nathan Clark
of Spencer, to Miss Polly Wright of b.
In Midway, Mr.. Samuel Whiting of Hollis
ton, to Miss Ann M. Richardson Of Midway.
In Parsons6eld, (Me.) Deacon Samuel Moul-
ton to Mrs. Sally Bickford, both in the 10Th
year Of their age.
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BLACKSMITHING,

HNHE subscriber respectfully informs his
IL friends and the public, that he has taken
the Shop formerly occupied by Mr.. Thaddeus
Mason, in Northboro', where he intends carry
ing on the Blacksmith Business in all its branch
eess, such as Horse: Shoeing, Carriage Ironing,
Edge Tools, and Farmers work of all kinds
and hopes, by strict attention to his business, to
merit and receive a share of public patronage.
He has now on hand 600 Horse Shoes ready
made, which will be set on short notice.
WILLIAM L. THROOP
Northboro,' May l3. 6w1e
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FRENCH GOODS
GEORGE POLLOCK &Co.
No. 8 Ceutral..trest Ro.no.

NO. CentTal-street, BesroN,
Hays received their supply of French
- Goods tor the Spring. Among them are
many desirable articles, viz: A large assort-
Iaffeta Ribbons; Gauze and eros de NanIe.
Garnitures; Cap and Belt Ribbons Cotton
and Silk Wire Tastes at a reduced price Wire
Pipingsj Bonnet Wire; Foundation MnsI;ns
Florence Silks; Satins, Satin Levan.;nas
Black Silk Camblets; Batists, CONTAINING
many shades brown and fancy colors coIored
Areophane Grapes; Black French Cranes
Fancy Gauze Handkerchief and Scarfs Tam.
6oured and Needle Worked Collars: Kid
Gloves and Mitts Worsted and silk Rraids
and Cords,-together with many other articles
worthy the attention of country traders Those
VINO purchase with cash are invited to call
Boston, Nav 49, IN
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For Sale or to Let.

A GOOD STAND for a Cabinet Maker,
IN Wheelwright, Shoemaker, Halter. or Tai,
lor !; about two acres of excellent Land, with
convenient House, Barn, and Out Buildings,
all in good repair, in the centre of the town of
New Salem, few rods south of the Meeting
House and Academy. Either of the above Me.
chanics would find it pleasant situation, and
good stand for business. If sold, a liberal
credit will be given; if let, the rent will be put
so as to make it an object worthy of attention.
For further particulars, inquire Of Rev. ALrHE-
US HARDING, near the premises, or Of the sub.
scriber, at No. Long wharf, Boston.
OLIVER FLETCHER.
May 10. 10
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FOR SALE.

A T Public Auction, on TUESDAY, the 9th
IA dag Of June neat, at l o'clock, P NJ, on
the premises, FARM, situated in Petersham,
in the County of Worcester, belonging to the
heirs of DAVID Dickinson, late of said Peters.
ham, deceased, containing about SO acres, with
ccmmodious Buildings thereon. Said Farm is
well known for goodness of soil, for its Now
ing, Pasturing, and Wood Land. Conditions of
sale, which will be liberal, made known at said
time and place.
MOSES F. DICKINSON, Per order.
Petersham, May I3. *l9
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Worcester. SIS Probate Office, May 6, 1899.
To the Widow and Heirs Of JosEPH MuNRor,
late 81 Sturbridge. in said County, deceased, and
to uH others concerned in the Estate Of said deceased
GREETINe.
VOU ore hereby cited to appear (if you
II see fly at the Court Of Probate 10 be hold
en- at Worcester In said County ,on the first Tulsa
day in June neat at ten Of the clock, before nam.
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 oG,two hun.
dred dollars. for the payment of dehls aud chars
-es; and you will be heard thereon.
'19 SATH'L, PAINE, j. Prob,
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TOPLIFT

"ILL stand this season for Mares at the
w following places, commencing his route
on the llth of May inst, viz At Howe's in
Berlin, on Monday in the forenoon; at Whit
ing's. in Sterling, on Monday afternoon; at
Hastings's in Boylston, on Tuesday in the fore
noon; at Ravens in Shrewsbury, on Tuesday
afternoon; at Lovell's in Worcester, on We'd
nesdays; at Bakers in Grafton, on Thursdays !,
at NELSON'S in Marlborough, ON Fridays at
Munroe's in Marlborough, On Saturdays He
will leave Berlin and Sterling on Mondays and
Tuesdays; at ~ o'clock at noon, and the remain.
der of the week will leave his several stands at
O'Clock, P. M. The above route will be con-
tinued until the first day of August
ToPLIFT is a beautiful dapple grey, 15A hands
high, and in beauty of color, strength Of mus.
Gle, elegance of form, and gracefulness in move.
ment, is equal TO any other Horse in these
parts. Persons wishing to improve their breed
of Horses, will find in Toplift all the requisite
qualities. TERMS: five dollars the season.
Also, the beautiful young Horse BURGAMI
will stand at Munroe's stable in Marlborough
during the season.
STEPHEN sHATTUCK.
Marlborough, May 13. 10
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HE SEASON continues uncommonly cold and
backward. The apricot has been in bloom
abou, ten days, the peach, cherry, and plumb,
are now in bloom, but the blossoms Of the apple
tree do not yet appear. We understand that
snow fell on the high lands within few miles
OF US at the northward on Sunday night, so
that the earth appeared, most of Monday fore
noon, clad in the drapery of winter
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THURSDAY, May 7.
Clsared-B0at Lincoln, with Furniture for
New London; do. for New York do for Og.
densburg; and Cotton Goods for Providence
FRIDAY, May 8.
with Iron for J. Pratt Flour for F. Mortified
Card Wire for J. & J. A. Smith & Co.
CleGred-Boat John Bro7on. Boat Superior,
with Bricks for Millbury, and Hats for New
York.