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Cotton .M0chinery. &c.

NOH SALE, the following valuable Cotton
machinery, all new and in prime order,
now IN operation at Fitchburg, in the County
OF worcester, in permanent Stone Mill. ON 4
durable stream OF water, with Houses and
Stores under lease for nine years, and now un.
DER the charge OF !vers Jewett, Esq, viz lie
Fhrostle Frames, az spindles each Mules of
ZIG spindlos each; 40 Looms 2S Cards: 8
Drawing Frames; l Whippor; l Picker;
Lap Machine; Speeders Spoilers; 2
Wrappers; 2 Dressers-with all other necessary
apparatus.
.Nso,-the following Machinery; alike new
and IN good repair, now in operation at Holden,
IN said County, under the charge of Mr. Sam
uei Clarke, In substantial Mil, on a good
water privilege, with House, &c. under lease.
The Machinery will be sold with or without
the leases, at the election of the purchaser.
Immediate possession given viz Id Throstle
Frames, AZ sPindes each; 2 Mules Of ZIG spin
dies each 2 do. of 14l do % Cards; 80 Pow
er Looms; 2 Speeders; Grinder Drawing
Frames; l Spooler; l Picker; l Wafping
Machine-with all the necessary apparatus.
ALso,-the valuable Machinery now in opera
ton at the Northbridge Mill, under the charge
OF Mr.. John Bufum, nearly all new and recent
ly put in motion, VIII Whipper | Picker
Lap Machine; Double Cards; 8 Drawing
Frames; Speeders 8 Throstle Frames of AZ
spindles each do "a spndles each 3 Mules
containing $40 spindles; Spooler Warper ];
Dresser ~ Looms with belts, bands, &c.
&c. &c. The said Machinery will be sold TO
accommodate purchasers. Terms liberal, and
made known on application to
THOMAS BURGESS,
PETER PRATT,
.ASsignees Of the Estates of Thomas Bufum,
+ Co., and Wiiliam Bu6um, jr., and .4ttor-
neys to S. U. Bank.
AnriI %
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0 Nea0 Establishment.
OLIVER BLAKE

81 DESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants
"a OF Worcester and vicinity, that he has
commenced business at No. Goddard's Build
aags, and offers for sale, at lowest cash prices
complete assortment Of
Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS,
adapted to the season, viz:
Cloths, Cassmeres, Vestings,
Black and Mixd Hastings,
Crcassians, Mexicans, Drillings,
Brown and Bleachd Linens; Long Lawns,
Ginghams and Prints, great variety,
New and rich style Cambrics and Muslins,
Shaws, Silks, Laces, Trimmings,
A prime assortment of Silk, Cotton & Worst
ed Hosiery, Gloves and Kid Mitts,
Fancy Hdkfs; Linen Cambria do,
Ribbons, of all kinds; Sewing Silks,
Cotton & Linen Threads of superior qualities,
Shirtings, Sheetings g. Tickings, very cheap.
Crockery, Glass, and China Ware,
at uncomnonly low prices.
U Purchasers are invited to call and Judge
tor themselves. Worcester, April %
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MARRIED.

In this town, on Thursday last, by the Rev.
Mr.. Hill, Mr.. George T. Rice, of the firm Of
Rice q Miller, to Miss Elizabeth c. Blake,
daughter of the late Hon. Francis Blake-On
the 8tn inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Hill, Mr.. Henry
Goulding. to Miss Sarah Rice, daughter of the
late Mr.. Jonas Rice.
In Oxford, by Rev. Lyman Maynard, Mr.
Francis Slbley to Miss Susannah Davis, all of
that place.
In Grafton, by Rev. Mr. Seare, Mr.. Elijah
l.. Case to Miss Lorana Stone.-Mr. Hollis
Chamberlain to Miss Mary Elizabeth Goddard
In Acton, MIR. Franklin Hosmer to Miss Han
nah Whtcomh
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ArPoINTMEE BY THE PRESIDENT. Louis
McLane, Senator in Congress from Delaware,
and, for many years past, the leading member
of the federal party of that State, has been ap-
pointed Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenpotentiary to Great Britain in the place
of James Barbour, recalled. Gov. Barbour has
always been decided and uniform democrat,
and was formerly Governor of Virginia. Lem
uel Williams, whose appointment, as Collector
of New Bedford, we noticed last week, was a
federalist of the most decided cast.
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assessors Notice.

TENfiE inhabitants of the town of Worcester,
IL and others owning Real Estate in said
town, are notified to bring in to the Assessors
of said town true and perfect lists Of their Polls
and Estates, both Real and Personal, (liabie to
taxation in said town) which they are possessed
of on the first day of May next
N. B.. The Assessors will be in session in
the Selectmen's Room. in the Town Hail. from
the 4th to the 10th of May next, from 10
o'clock, A. NJ, to o'clock, p NJ. each week
day. FREDERICK WIN. PAINE,
THOMAS CHAMBERLAIN,
assessors Of the Tocn of Worcester
Worcester, April Is, 1929 l6
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UNITARIAN ASSOCIATION

Notice is hereby given, that there will be a
meeting of the Worcester County association,
tomorrow evening, the 23d inst, at tho Meet.
ing House of the Second Parish, at z o'clock.
I. NJ. Sermon will be delivered on the oc.
caslon by DR.. THAYER, President of the Socie-
ty. The service to commence at half past 7.
BY order. A. Hill, Secu.
April go
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WORCESTER PR1cEs, April 81 Apples, per
bushel, 81 25; Beans, white, bushel, ST. But
ter, Is to II cts; Beef BY the quarter, 5 to Sc
best pieces, 8 cts Mutton, to cts Veal, 5
to cts. =; Pork, 8 cts. Smoked Hams 9 to 10
cts; Cheese, new milk, cts; four-meal, S
cts; Cider, bbl., 1926; Eggs, doz, 10 cts
Flax, l2a cts; Flour, SO to 8,75; Corn, 80 cts
Rye, 90; Oats, 81; Hay, ton, $40; Lard, 1C
cts. Poultry, 10 to l2a Potatoes, ~ Salt. fine
per bag, $2,o7a; do per bushcl, 81; Wood
oak, So to $50; Walnut, q Pine, &c, to
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FENHE subscribers having been appointed by
Il the Judge of Probate for the County Of
Worcester, Commissioners to receive and ex-
anime the claims of the several creditors OF the
Estate of JOHN BREWER, late of Worces-
ter, deceased, and six months, from the 1th day
of April inst. being allowed to said creditors 10
bring in and prove their claims, hereby give
notice. that they will attend at the house of
Samuel Banister, lhnholder in said Worcester,
on the second Saturdays of June and August
next, from 2 to s o'clock, p NJ, TO receive and
examine the claims of said creditors.
REJOICE NEWTON.
SAMUEL JENNISON.
April %, 1920 Is
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PASTURE LAND.

EINOR sale, one of the best Pastures in the
e town of Princeton, containing about sixty
acres, lying about one and half miles easterly
of the Meeting House in said Princeton
Terms made easy For further particulars, in
qure of the subscriber near the premises
SAMUEL HASTINGS.
Princeton, April %. SIC
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APRIL. OCTOBER
Jonathan Wheeler, .Nathp. p. Denny,
William Eaton, Stephen Salisbury, ir.,
BENZ Butman. Slas Brooks
MAY. NOVEMBER.
Salem I0lcRe, Samuel B Thomas,
John w. Lincoln, Calvin Willard,
Nathan Heard. Charles Allen.
JUNE. DECEMBER
Jonathan Dapis, Thcoph's. WheeLcr,
BENZ. F. Haywood, Austin Denny,
John M. Earle. Gardner Burbank.
JULY. JANUARY
Rejoice Ne'cton, Olirer FiSke,
Elisha Flagg, George T. Rico,
Asa Hamilton. Artemas Ward
AUGUST. FEBRUARY.
Frederick W. Paine, .4bijah Bigeloc,
William Jennison, Simeon Burt,
Pliny Merrick. Sa,nue. Allen, jr
SEPTEMBER. MARCH.
Jonas Kendall, Nathaniel Patae,
Emory Wasliburn, s. NJ Burnside,
Thos. Chamberlain. Otis Corbett.
SAMUEL JENNIsoE, Esq, Treasurer.
The money is loaned at the discretion of the
Board of Investment, who were chosen by the
Trustees as follows:
BENJAMIN BurMAE, Chairman.
OTIs CoRBErr.
GEORGE L. RICE.
AUSTIN denny.
CHARLES ALLEN.
Together with the Treasurer and Secretary.
The State Of the account with the Treasurer
Is as follows:
Dr.. To amount of 1877 deposites
from los depositors, from
juno 4, 1925 to April 3, l529, $6263, 90
To amount remaining unpaid
on first dividend, 1855
To balance Of this account,
being the reserved profits, or
accommodating fund, 1899
$6377, AZ
Or. By amount of deposites with.
drawn, 1921 90
BY stock in Worcester Bank, 10000
BY notes secured by pledge of
stock and otherwise, 100
BY interest accrued and not
yet due, to be credited profit
and loss, 66,4s
$6377, 4s
G~-SSs-~xo-
II is reported that President Jackson will
visit the Eastern States this Spring.
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REFORM. Our readers will recollect the
abuse which was hcaped upon President AID.
ans by the Jackson papers year or two since
In consequence of letter which was published
in the Richmond Enquirer, describing the east
room of the Presidents house as furnished in a
style unbecoming the simplicity of our repub-
lican institutions. 1t turned out, however, that
the room so described, was unfinished and un-
furnished, and has remained SO to this time.
The Washington Telegraph, Gen. jackson g
official organ now announces that fourteen
thousand dollars is to be expended in furnish
ing it, This we presume is to render it more
congenial to the Generals republican taste and
habits, and to exemplify the kind of " reform
which he supposes the people require at his
hands.
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Maj. Simeon Burt of this town, has heifer
calf few days old, which, on the day of its
birth, weighed one hundred and fourteen
pounds.
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NOTICE.

THHHE subscriber has left his Accounts in the
Il hands of Isaac GOODWIN, ESQ, for set
Element, and it is necessary that they be paid
before the 10th of May. o. H. BLOOD.
Worcester, April % I6
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the interests of the whole State, and not of a
part only. While he feels the importance to
Massachusetts,, of developing all her resources
to prevent her falling in the rear of her neigh
DORIS, ne is. nevertheless, disposed to leave to
the Legislature the determination of the proper
mode and means, and to cooperate with them
In carrying any system which may be decided
upon into effect, without reference to any loca,
or personal considerations whatever.
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At the annual meeting of the Worcester
County Institution for Savings, April Is, 1929,
the following Officers were elected:
Hon. DANIEL WALDO, President.
Isaac GOODWIN, Secretary.
The powers of the Society are committed to
twelve Vice Presidents, and twenty. four other
Trustees, who have the personal oversight of
the affairs of the Institution every Thursday, at
IL o'clock, A. NJ, by Committees consisting of
one Vice President and two Trustees, which
Committees are for one month each.
The order in which they are to serve is as
follows-:he gentleman first named, for each
month, is Vice President:
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Pot and PEARL fishes.

& SUPPLY of Pot and FLASHES, of the
N first quality. kept constantly for sale, by
JAMES GREEN & co.
April %. ep3weotf is
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The Supreme Judicial Court continues in
session in this town. The following is the state
OF the criminal calender of the term
Jonas White of Westminster, indicted for
perjury, was found guilty by verdict Sentence
not yet passed.
Robert II. Giles, foreigner, indicted for an
assault with intent to murder, was convicted of
the assault, but without intent to murder. Sen.
fenced to Three months imprisonment in the
common gaol of the county.
Ethan Thayer, indicted for larceny, was ac-
quilted.
George Atwood on two indictments for lar.
ceny, one of them for stealing horse and
chaise from Samuel Congdon & Co., and the
other for stealing great coat, was found gull
ty by confession on both indictments. Sen.
tence not yet passed.
Otis Comay for larceny; guilty by confess
sion. Sentence not yet passed
Daniel Newton was indicted for murder and
plead not guilty. His trial is assigned for
Thursday of the first week of the term to be
holden in October next. Rejoice Newton and
William Lincoln, Esq'rs., have been, at his re-
quest, assigned as his counsel by the Court.
Ofthe civil actions, that of Sibley VS.. Marsh
for SANDER, in having charged the plaintiff with
having sworn falsely, excited considerable in
terest. The verdict was for the plaintiff with
$3.50 damages.
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CONTENTS.
Original Miscelldny.-The late Empress Ma.
ria Louisa; The Manuscript, No. III Frank
Cullemore; Two Evenings; An Authoress,
No. H. Letter to the Editor. Original Poe
try-The Graves of Payais; Hope The Al
pine Horn; The Icy Bower; Stanzas; NV
Mary. Literary otices--Memoir of Mrs.
Judson; Poems by Mrs. Louisa P. Smith ;
Guido and other Poems by lanthe Mary's
Visit !; james Somers; Tho American Monthly
Magazine; The Western Examiner To Sub
scrlbers and Correspondents Aprl 90
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EUST received by c. HARRIS, by whom
% subscriptions for the same are received.
THE LADIES' MAGAZINE, Vol II, No. q,
fer April. 1929.
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For Blacksnaithing
TO LET.

ia A PART of a HOUSE containing
E.sM IA four or Ave rooms, convenient for
1--a4eA small family, situated on Mecbanic-
street, and near Main-street INQUIRE at this
ofhce. ZIG April 90.
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1t is reported that President jackson will
visit the Eastern States this Spring
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BAG SALT.

N HAYWOOD has for sale 90 Bags fine
HVs SALT, at $2,S7A per Bag.
Worcester, April %. I6tf
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CalcineA Magnesin

(NrE have received direct from The Mary land Che
w mica W'rks.a supply ut superior Cacined Mag
ne>a, made after the of lIenr,'s celebrated
magnesa his magnesa we warrant to be a. good,
if not better than the English, having b. testing the
articles together, proved this 10 be superior.
We here offer in condensed form. at haf the prce
of the imported, perfectly pure msgnesla ard ray
be taken INTO the delicate stomach without pro-
ducing the slightest nasea Gan object often 50 oonsi-
derable with pin, scisns) being rather pleasant han
.isagreeabe tasted. In the use OF the Amer'' Az at'
Gle, and when il shall become generally X" WI We "e
satisfied II will supercede the OF The imported s.
peciay, ii is afforded At The price aid more
in Effect Than the common caloined narncsa. 1t
i, rut up in bottles and labelled with drecti~ns ia
convenient size for families retailing in country
stores or other places where medicines ven,ed
Also. assortment of
COMBS, BRUSHES md SOAPS,
Consisting Of
Tuck, side, long crooked. neck and pocket combs
Cloth halr flesh, nail varni,h, sa, tools, and cames
hair brushes
Rose, transparent. varcga.cd aud Windsor shaving
soaps. For sale by
august IL WILLIAM IANPIiER Go,
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.CHAMpA,cNE, HIBBEnT's LONDON

BRowN STOUT, PORTER, &c. t.,
ID J. SAi.VETAT returns his thanks to the public
L for the patronage they have heretofore extended
70 him. and informs them that he has 'hi> day received
fresh supply of the above choice Liquors, with which
he would be happy furnish them either by wholesale
retail Also, by the schooner Esther Sally scve-
raj hogsheats of
PHILADELPHIA PORTER,
which he will deliver in any part of the town free of
expense. by the dozen o'herws" lie has on hand,
CHAMPAGNE AND CLARET WINi S
Of his own IMPORT alton, Which he will warrant pure
All orders from the country will be Thankfully re-
ceived IN promptly attended to-.
(iood strong Viucgar suitable for famI, USE be
had AT all times at his BorTLlNs CELLAR, Royal Street,
Alexandria Cash given for nd Bottles.
Corks of various o. ii,ies Tor si'
n. b. Dyeng and occurring continued as heretofore.
IS
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PHILADELPHIA PORTER,
New EaN Goods.

svBE arrival of the last packets from NewYork have
L placed with us portion of our supply of FaH and
WiRter
Staple md Fancy D,y Goods,
which hrough the agency of of the house, re-
sizing in New-York) we shall be making additions
erery cek throughout the of whatever may be
new and desirable. With such facilities, shall always
81 enabled TO present to our friends handsome and
well selected stock and prices as low AS they can be
had At in the District.
sept l5-im JAMES MCKENZIE 60.
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Wanted to Hire,

A r the Episcopal Theolop
~ room Servant; a Chant.
and a Cook. The servants
menda,ions as 10 character
en-. Apply to the Rev Prof
nary, or to the Rev. w. JAG
oct 3
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EOi &c.

To P,Yprieios Of f. ing Landings, and
aNofhers concerned Z, Fishing the Shores
oft Potomac a.. other RiverS in ihe
uicin,ty, ,ohere FISa are caught at Tie re-
gul"r season for p ling up.
4 MEETING is propo,, TO hr held in alexandria,
~ ON the first tmduy t. 3cce aber merit, at the house
of lillian, Stuart, / I'm Boat Hotel) for the pur
pose of making arrangcm ITS which may be mutually
beneficial to the propr and occupers of the differ
ent Landings in relation he sale of E-h the ensuing
season IN making 'hs IL. all persons interested are
e,pectCuIy invited TO At, nd aup25-eot stMunDrc
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Fall GOnas.

CHARLES BENNETT has reeeired and gftrs for
u sale. whoissale and retail
Superfne BLACK, Navy blIe and "i,e cloths
Black, DIRK blue and steel mixed kerseymeres
Fine blue and steel miXcG ssiinetts
LADIES' o,lk blue and cIsret il .b't-cothS
variety of milled dra5 cloths md ker>eys
bale # very st"u, English dr'b and mixed do
Iaji - kosSin and York tan gloves
Gen;lemen's English dHe,kin ditto OF frs quality
Flag, Madras, ard compan, band'nn hdtts
Black I,alsn and Engl,,h sewinSs''ks, at first q!r
a general assortment OF cotton. silk and lambs
wool hose
few d,zen Of FIRST quality ladies' black and
si,,, worst, q lius-
Cotton bats, assorted from 20 to 60
loo par K T. A. and 50 German pms, qraiity sand
he very superior to English -
Rose blankets. heavy, full sized English. from 9 !.
To II 4
Irish linens .nl diapers, Dom s;ic gods
A yeIer.I assortment ( brown and hicached cot
tons; amongst the after some of extra q i.y, IL imi-
tatiun If VI ,dras cotton,
A case yer, stout 5 Sheetings
Two bales domestic sersey' + negroes
A bale of 40 No. iinscys yer, god quality
White, red. yellow aud green II .nnrl>
Superfn>, "A nd 7 bed ticks md checks
SEINE TN NE and ALi0E THREAD,
sept % Il
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WILLIAM POMERY.
District of Columbia,
For particulars apI
iunc Is -laWtf


alexandria County, sci.
APRIL TENN, 1929
Charles Murray. Administrator
of Matthew Robinson, decd Com2t
4yaina
John W. Robinson, " iIlfsm Ro-
hin,on, william ID Mutt. Adj I'm Chdncery
mini,trator oi Elizabeth Ro-
bins.n decd Marg,r 10.
binson, Elizabeth Maddox,
and william Sutton IkfIs
vUyHE defendants John " Robinson, Margaret Robin
L son, Elizabeth Maddox and william Sutton not
having entered their appearance and given security
according the statute anil the rules OF tbs court,
and appearing to the Satisfaction of the Court upon
Affidavit fled that the said John Robinson, 'arg&
ret Robinson, Elizabeth Maddox and '. ilI,am sutton
are not inhabitants of the District Of Counb u is
ordered that they do appear here on the hTst day OF
the next and enter their appearnce and give Sc.
curt, for performing tie decree Of The Court; and that
cory of this order be forthwith published io' two
monts succe ,svey in the PhenIx 6zet,r, printed IN
the town of Alexandra and tina: another copy be post
cd at tie ron, door Of the Court house of said county
1este, L. !. LEf, T. T..
august 4-Gm ~ ttte
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CnsM fur Negroes

CnSN 1Nr .NeSfOtS
WYE wish to purchase ONE HOfDRED LIKELY
w NEGROES, ofboth sexes from IL to IS ye ars
oc ye 6-ld hands also mechanics Of every descrp-
ton Persons wishing sell 'ud do well to give us
call. as we are determined TO We higher prices for
slaves than any purchaser who now or may be here
aft r in this market
ANY communication in writing wall be promptly AT
tended IN we can ut all times be found at resi-
dence, west end Of Duke street, Alexandra. -. C..
.ep,SO FRANKLIN T. ARMFlELD.
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on Duke street. for Unite number of Young ladies'.
to whom she proposes to teach the English and French
Languages scientifically. Ancient and Modern History.
hronnlogy, Geography with the use ct the Maps aud
CLONES. the Elements of Natural Philosophy, Rheto-
ric Prnsody, Mythology, Composition, writing and
Arithmetic,
From per long experience in teaching. and perse-
verng attention to the morsi and itrrar, improve
ment of her pupils. Mrs 10 trusts she will he able TO
give general satisfaction 10 those who ma, favor her
with patronage.
information concerning her capability as u teacher.
NAV be procured from the following gentlemen and Ia
d s. whose children she had under her tuition drng
her residence in Georgetown, ID C.-Col Msrbnry,
Clement Smith, jeremiah Bronsugh. Robert Getty.
iIoratio jones' John Abbot, Fsquires; Mrs Chapman
and Mrs Mscsal and from Daniel Bryan, ESQ Alex
antria, DC
Her terms may be ascertaned on application either
to herself o to Mr. BRYAN
Mrs Hasarty soicts attention to the suboined test-
monias.-
Wa,h;ngfon, .7ugust sth. 1929.
] am well acquainted with Mrs. iagrty believe
that she is pious. good lady, and know that is
wei! informed. and AN excelIe", instric're,s
JOHN NcI.EUD,
Principal of TIE C.. rial .academy, Washington. d c.
Having had full oppor,unity during residence Of
many months in the house with Mrs. sgarty, of
ascerainng the extent and variety of her literary At
tanments, and her method and industry IN conveying
instruction, bee'e her, in all these qualifications so
essential to the instruction of YOUTH to be surpassed
by TO Lady with whom have been acquainted.
Pnii IT. SNlTH,
Classical Teacher, Washington, ID c.
F,om Che many opportunities that have had of
Judging of Mrs Isgart,'s requirements Ihayc no he
STATION pronouncng her TO be OF the hes, qua
lifted ladies that have met with i'll her pr"es.
SION II ma, be truly sail OF HI, thai h know ledge
of the subjects which she teaches. tar exceeds
her PERCEPTIONS JiNFS CABIN,
Prefs IF Mathematics and Natural Philosophy.
august IL Washington, ID e.
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iii yRsDAY MOB y1da0 OCTOBER s. $780,
Nothing Cellar

IlIE subscriber, grateful for the encouragement he
has received since his return from Europe, informs
the public that he has OH hand an assortment of
Vines, BroUn Stout, Loadon Porter. lille,
(ider, &c
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Grains AND Neast.

HRtiNs may be had at the very to-day, and Yeast
u on Friday next; and botha usual during the brew.
ing season sAMES ENTWISLE.
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