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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-28
SUGAR. COFFEE. sc.

SUGAR, COFFEE, sc.
re are receiving per ScIrs. Inn Elsa IicAp.ond c
OO Hhds New Orleans and st. Thomas sugar
100 bags Lagura and Java coffee
80 bales cotton yarn. assorted
} ceroons Spanish T. indigo
10 cases superior guDpowder tea, in canis,ers.
put up IN new style for family Use
5000 lbs. soal leather.
IN STORE,
10 Ilerccs very superior green coffee
40 bags Rio do do do
81 hhds st. Croix sugar, part prime
so boxes and bbls loaf do
Gunpowder aud imperial teas, in g. l3 ID boxes
IS iihds w. l. molasaes
100 kegs cut :.as
With very general assortment OF liarors,
wines. SC. sc.
on CONSIGNMENT.
II Tons bar iron, Harveys & Tayloe's
pipes 5th proof Cognac brandy, Seignette
8XlO and i0XI2 window glasa
LANCASTER & Denny.
SEPT S-12t Market Bridge
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=
Merchants, {

the customers OF his t-ltiecessor ,I..y
best efforts To give satisfaction both as 10 the auan
articles ordered and the rces.
general assortment OF Stationary, Bank-books School.
BOOKS and miscellaneous works. now hand to which
conslterabe additions win shortly be made aug ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-28

NIRGiNIAs-At superior cont ct cialccry. had,n al
the capitol ~ the city of Richmond, Wednesday, July
st. 1917 John w Argylo William An e Frederick AeJi e.
d. Argyle, John Nj 1avIsn aud Mary A. C. his wife, wha
was Mary G. Argyle and Thomas g. Auylc, infant, by
aIedeuck Argyle his friend pits aeeiaf Isaac Cnrd,
Thomas Curd, eNor and cvsCc Of johu Cord deed Benlnu
Anderson and Rebecca his wife, Samuel Hart and Anne
wife, aud snmse Dyer, d. dns
THIS cause this day to be heard the b taken g
confessed as 20 all the defendants except Thomas Curt tho
answer of that defendant with the replication thereto, and
argued by counel consideration whereof tive dGth
order, that the defendant Isaac Curd render account Of his
transactions guardian OF the plaintiffs except John Ira
VILLAIN before commissioner oi the and kla doion-
dant Thomas Curd render account OF his adAusuau nf
the OF his tesaor before the commissioner Who is
directed 10 examine, stale and seule sad ACCOUNTS aud
report the 90 The court, with any matters specially stated
deemed pertinent by himself which required by the
PARTIES ~ be stated
copy. Icsta, VIM. PENDI ETON. C. A.
Cosnussio0n's Oggict, Eictu.oaL 4ue D. 1929
Ire parties interested vii please TAKE notice, ha have
appointed nc 2s day Of Dec ueV eucc the accotnIs
decteo 10 the foregoing order ct whth dav st
ocnckl y, they required attend AZ my Office n tits
c with Their accounts aud Vouchcrs rrady ar examnation
and settlement anh with oacc coic nccesssy coTt
49, Cf'9 iA5A.Y FAKfE, cp9k
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-28
New and valuable Law Books.

New and valuable Law Books.
lust published and received by J. III. NASH, the
- following Law Books:
An Essay on Pleading, with view TO an improved
system, by Hugh ID. Evans, of Baltimore
Legal Outlines, being the substance of course of
Lectures delivering in the University Of Mary
land by David Hoffman.
sept. 81
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" IoDPRtNTLNG eHsra'ed AZ 'ae whis o1dce
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C.,m1snnNrnhNrurr

VIM. G. PENDLEToN, c. c.
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CfoI ItcelNeu, Il lew suspCndlng ana Inaptl,
81 lamps OF the best quality, Tor sale low. bv
sept - l. IT, NASH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-03
IS27,l54 81

will appear BY the foregoing statement MAJ
the sum Of Se,e4s,e5 has been received since
August Ias,, for tolls on The works acquired
from the late Potomac Company sum eqaiV'
alien, 20 the interest Of the amour, expended o"
The Canal TO the pre- sen, date. Upon examin-
ing he bankbooks, the Committee have a.'er'
TN d tina, this sum has been deposited from
time 10 time in the Farmers and MEG han'es'
Bank, Georgetown, in ,dver'eu,'y, the Commit
tee presume, to The credit of "Clemen, SIM H.
Treasurer Chesapeake and OHIO Lanai eo"pa'
~, M .ccoun, of tolls" The Committee pie
sumo i, wa, done mad, er,entiy because I. ap'
pears % be contrary to The III section OF the
by,Iaws of the Company, which rqu,e. " al
funds belonging to the Company stall be ne.
| no ,ited in some Bank or Ba' ks OF me Dis'r,e
Of Columbia, 10 he credit OF he CHESAPEAKE
and Osio Can Il Company And Tue o'n sc.
,;,r nrssc,;b. the mode aud amount Of depos
ITS TO be plse ed to the ored. of he Treasurer II
m. following words; " That the President ant
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-03
Furniture, etc.

a Mahogany sidebosrd, do secretary, bureaus,
L large dining table, complete set do, large ana OF
hest mahogany: tea tables pair card do with bird
eve maple fonts several small tea do, desk and book
case wire safes mattresses ofvarous descriptions stick
stump rush and seat chairs; large counting room
desks book eases. mantle and pier glasses, loaf and
lump sugar, with variety OF other aruces at private
sale. ASo'
a Second Hand Coachee, ,cith Harness,
,s.r,v new Terms liberal, or if preferred, good
rafthorse would be taken in part payment.
ALSO,
iron chest. in good o-.:ers pair patent balances;
Il large brass lamps, suitable for shops; aiot OF TN
-. New and in good order; kettle bottoms
sug2 oco. Wit ..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-03

earth cannot have its natural quantity Of cleo
TIL h.id liner increased or diminished, be-
cause i, is a conductor, but II is surrounded by
air, and consequently is an Insulated conductor,
and experiments teach US, that insulated con-
ductors NAV be rendered positive or negative;
therefore the same may be inferred relative to
The earth
Others have supposed, that when such dis.
charges ocou r. they resuI, from the electrified
cloud, producing by its proximity to the con-
,rary electricity in;he earth; bu' when the size
Of the largest thunder cloud is compared with
our globe, it will be evident that such an oppo-
sition could produce no more pffeci than would
result from the approximation of an excited
stick Of sealing wax tn an insulated mountain.
Besides, we have experimental evidence that,
during the occurrence Of such phenomena, CIT.
ferent parts Of The atmosphere are IN opposite
states of eet trici,y at the same line; and as
these states are dependant onrach other, the
discharge cannot take place bu' by passing
from the positive to the nrsalive, either direct
iy or by the Intervention Of par. OF the earth
bel ween them
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-03
Cheap Goods.

yvlHE subscribers intend making change IN Their
business in September and. with view OF selling
of or reducing their stock Of Goods, offer them I'll
that period, at veryall advance upon the cost me
assortment is large seasonsble, anu general sno guy
A. nv a hoesale or retail will ct them at reduced
ca W nAAe0 n SC0TT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-03

Board, authorize d requisi,ion for any sum, not
exceeding Eve thousand dollars, 10 be placed o
the credil of the Treasurer, for the payment OF
such contingen, expenses as may b. required
to be expenced under The direction OF The Board,
&C." The Committee have aseer'ainsd oy
certi6c ate, dated LIST jane, signed by 4. Suter,
book-keeper OF the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank, tina, this sum has been placed to the cred
il Of The Company.
The Commute are Of opinion that the inter
es,s Of the Company, the convenience OF the
Presiden, s. Directors, ard the facilities OF per-
sons transacung business with the Company
will he greatly increased by the location OF he
Treasurer's Office in the same building with the
Board Of Directors, who would in this case, have
the Office under their direct superinlendanef
and could ascertain the precise sl'uation of he
funds Of the Compan ny a, any moneat the in-
formation might be useful.
the salary paid TO The Treasurer, in the
opinion OF the Committee. is entirely inadequate
as compt nsation for the services Performed
,py him; and If his flee shall be placed by tine
Board under their immediate suprrin'endance,
the Committee are Of opinion the compensa'i'r
should be increased, and 'her duties attached tc
the Office.
All which is respectfully Submitted,
w. A BRADLEY.
JAMES l. RANSOM.
| Washington, 9Th June. 1929.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-03
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.

Report of the Sub comnittee, TO ,chom the lTea'
surer's accounts ,oere referred.
That they have carefully examined the Ae,
counts of The Treasurer, and have compared
them with the books Of the Company. ne
Committee have great pleasure in stating tna'
the Treasurer's Accounts. as we'll as the BOOKS
Of the Company, have been kept with degree
Of neainess and accuracy extremely credi'ao'e
10 the officers Of the Company. :,
In transactions to the amount OF i've hundred
and thirty one thousand three hundred aud SIX
dollars and twenty-five cents, arising from the
receipts Of
Ins.almen.s on Stock SoZV,SS4 w
Tolls accrued from the Potomac Com
psny's works S'S9' -
A sum paid over by that Company to ss. ~
tsfy unclaimed dividends 800 ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-03
All WHRU 70 TesPeC7Iu1Iy ouUH11tUui
w. A BRADLEY.
JAMES l. RANSOM.
Washington, 9Th June. 1929.

Resolued, That the regent of the Sub Committee, on
accounts, be adopted, wal The exception Of the claus
es in said report relating to the Office Of the Treasurer
and his salary which the Committee have not deemed
il necessary to make the subject Of their consideration
believing the former properly 20 belong exclusively to
the Board of Directors and that it is inexpetent at
this time. to recommend any measure in relation to the
latter. ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-03
$S45,O12 81

Advances have been made to the undermined
to n, amour, Of S27,i5+ 81 for The ohJec's
speci6-G; and although these sums nave no.
been Fl ally sccoua,ed tor, i: Is h'heVro '"a'
,.,rIy The whole his been eXpendpa:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-03

The cash funds in hand, applicable 10 the
expenditures making by lie Company, includ
S75 900 sock Of he s,a,e Of Maryland, amount
Ia QSaA7l7 80 W.:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-03
For wtat purpose

acquisition of lands
Engineer Depart.
Western section ci.
the Canal
Purchase of articles
in London, prlncl-
. pail, for the Engi-
neer Department
Acquisition Of lands
Construction Of Ca.
nal, for purchase
Of Roman cement
Western section OF
the Canal, for the
acquisition oflsnd
Engineer Depart.
Paid him on account
ofthe erection OF 9
sawmill, which viii
| ultimately be char
gedtoconstrucuor
/ Of Canal :
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-03
.e relluSed TO &l5.56Q.

Since reduced to S15,560
Of this sum Sl9, 243 22, has since been accounted
for.
Since accounted for.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-03
To whon paid

----=7----
ITO Clement Cox
W. NC Fairfax
N. 8. Roberts
Richard Rush =
tClement Smith
+Walter Smith
Andy. Stewart
'Benj. Wright
william Apsey
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-03
amount.

- --
: 400 90
800 10
1000 90
$50 90
10000 90
$500 90
1856 90
1890 %
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-24
FEMALE FRIENDSHIP.

BY MRS: mITFORD.
Joy cannot claim pu:er bliss,
Nor grief dew from stain more clear.
Than female friendships meeting kiss,
Than female friendships parting tear.
How sweet the hearts full bliss to pour
To her, whose smile must crown the store
How sweeter still TO tell of woes
To her, whose faithful breast would share
In every grief in every care,
Whose sigh can hull them to repose
Oh! blessed sigh there is no sorrow,
But from thy breath can sweetness borrow
Fen to the pale and dropping flower
That fades in loves neglected hour;
Zen with her woes can friendships power
One happier feeling blend
It's from her restless bed to creep,
And sink like wearied babe to sleep,
On the soft couch her sorrows steep.
The bosom of a friond.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-24
From the United States Gasette.

"A mothers sorrows cannot be felt but by
a mother-none else can guess them. Ye who
have children only know her fondness Ye
who have lost them, or who fear to lose, can
only feel her pangs.'-More.
We have, as often as we have passed the
excavations near "Fair Mount" felt appre-
tensions for the safety of those who were
employed in loading the carts with sand
and gravel, beneath the proclivities that
threaten them with untimely burial !; and
accidents of this kind have been so fire.
quently recorded, that the hope might be
entertained of some particular caution on
the part of the laborers.
On Saturday morning, between seven and
eight o'clock, we noticed, among the many
men usually assembled near one of these
excavations, a considerable number of wo-
men. AS this was not customary, we re-
paired to the place, and learned that a
large quantity of earth had just fallen upon
and crushed young man. He was dug
out, hut the weight of the soil, and want
of air, had cxtingnished life, and he was
laid out upon little ominenoe, cold and
senseless, among crowd, with whom, a
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-24

JUVENILE PnILosoPHY. Walking the
other day in the streets, we saw little fell
low fall on the pavement, on which he roar
ed out most Justify, Running to pick him
up, we wisely applied ourselves to cheer
him with the comfortable consideration that
it would be well tomorrow. "Poh, poh
my little man, don't cry, you'll not mind it
pin tomorrow" Upon which the young
sufferer, surely unconscious of the sense and
wit of his reply, said, with the tear in his
eye, and the cry of pain hardly for mo-
ment repressed--" Then | won't cry to-
morrow" A discourse of an hour long,
could not better elucidate the subject.
Luerpool advertiser.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-24

AN ACT regulating the service of Grand
Jurors in the County of Bristol.
SEC. ]. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives, in General Court as
sembLcd; and by the authority of the same, That
the Grand Jurors who shall be returned to serve
at the Court of Common Pleas in the County
of Bristol, may be required to serve at every
term of said Court throughout the year, and
until another Grand Jury shall be impaneled
in their stead, at such limos as the Court of
Common Pleas may direct
SEC. 2 BE 1t further enacted, That so much
of the fourth section of" An Act regulating the
selections, the impanellng, and the services of
Grand Jurors, and repeating such laws or claus
es of laws touching these subjects, so far as
they are provided for by this act" passed on the
twelfth day of March, in the year of our Lord
one Thousand eight hundred and eight, as relates
TO the times of service Of Grand Jurors in the
County of Bristol, be, and the same is hereby
repealed.
.4pprOUed by the Governor, June II, 1929.
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
SAMU Ell TEL. COTTON & co.
OPPOSITE THE CENTRE MEETING HOUSE.
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.
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=. U Advertisements, not exceeding twelve
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Larger advertisements in the same proportion.
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themselves responsible for no error, in any
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on HAND, AND JUST RECETVED, BY
w. & A. B ROW N,
.Merchnnt TniLors.

a PRIME assortment oc American, English,
IA, German, and French CLOTHS, some ex-
ira fine, and fashionable colors French Bomba-
limos, Hastings, DriiliHgs, Ruuun Oussimvrrs,
&c, for summer wear Vestings of every de.
scription Gloves; fine white Silk Hose Cra-
watts, Stocks, and Pads, new style; Patent Rid
ing Belts, with Springs, &c. The above Goods,
with many others, were bought low for cash,
and will be sold for small advance.
o. Fashions from New York and Boston lust
received.
N. B. Coats made by experienced and re-
sponsible men. Work and Cutting at the usual
prices and warranted
Worcester, June 17s tea
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-24
AN ACT further providing for the Govern

AN ACT further providing for the Govern
ment and Regulation of the State Prison.
Sec. !. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives., an General Court assembled,
and By The authority OF the same, That from
and after the time the new prison shall have
been erected, the number of the watchmen en-
ployed at the State Prison shall be ten, any
thing in the first section of the act to which this
is in addition to the contrary notwithstanding
SEC. 2. Be 1t further enacted That in addi-
ton to the articles composing the rations as pro-
vided in the fifteenth section of said act, there
be allowed two quarts of Rye or Barley for eve
Try hundred rations, to be furnished to the con-
victs in warm drink at their meals each morn.
ing and evening. and this beverage and the beer
now allowed by law shall be distributed accord
ing to the occasion of the convict, at the dscre-
ton of the Warden.
.aPprOoed by the GOrern0r, June 10, 1899.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-24
DEATH.
BY ROBERT NORRIS.

BY ROBERT NORRIS.
Pour not the voice Of grief
Above the sable bier!
The weary spirit finds relief
In some more hallowed sphere,
What recks it that the lip
Hath lost its thrilling hue
Untainted was their fellowship
AS blushing rose and dew,
And now-too soon a creeping thing,
Will, like leech, there feed and cling
Yet weep not for the dead
Who early pass away,
Ere hope and joy, and youth have fled,
Ere wo has wrought decay
Better TO die in youth
When life is green and bright,
Than when the heart has lost its truth
In age and sorrows night
Then woes and years around US throng,
And Deaths chill grasp is on us strong.
Life is rifed flower
When loves pure visions fade
A broken spell-a faded hour
An echo-and shade!
The poets thirst for fame,
And syren beauty's kiss,
Ambitions height, and honors name,
But yield phantom bliss
And when man turns back from every goal
Thirsting for some high bliss of soul
Would had died when young
How many burning tears,
And wasted hopes and severed ties
Had spared my after years
And she on whose pale brow.
The damp and cold earth lies,
Whose pure heart in its virgin glow
Was mirror'd in dark eyes
Would | had faded soon with her
My boyhood's earliest worshippor!
Pour not the voice of wo!
Shed not the burning tear
When spirits from the cold earth 60
Too bright to linger here
Unsnllied let them pass
Into oblivion's tomb
Like snow fakes melting in the sea-
When rife with vestal bloom.
Then strew fresh flowers DER the grave
And let the tall grass DER it wave!
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-24
NOTICE..

WHE public are informed that the subscrb.
a. er has taken Spring Tauern, in the north
erly part of Oxford, formerly occupied by R.
Stone, where, by prompt attention, he hopes to
merit share of public patronage. The estab.
lishment for bathing is conveniently prepared,
together with agreeable places of amusement
Boarding furnished on reasonable terms
JOSHUA d. BATTEY.
May 81, 1890 6w2l
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and ultimately left him the bulk of his prop
erty. Thus, out of an intended FOOLS day
hoax, by the inscrutable caprice of fortune,
frolic led its dupe to wealth. This anec-
dote may be depended on as true, nothing
in the story but the names adopted to con-
ceal the real actors in the drama being fic-
titious.-London paper.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-24
FLOUR.
w AFTER LIME.

OR CONNECTICUT CEMENT,
LNOR Canals, Mill Dams, Cisterns, Sewers
IA or Drains, Watts and Reservoirs of all kinds,
and for Hydraulic Works generally, manuiac.
tured by R. Mower & Sons, Berlin, Conn
Recommended by the Engineer, Directors and
Masons, &c, of the Pennington Canal. Just
received and for sale in large or small quaint
ties, by ANTHONY CHASE,
Ccntlal-stroet, head of the Canal
Worcester 9th mo- IL
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-24
FLOUR, CORN, SC.
BENZ. BUTMAN & co.

WHAVE on hand, and are now receiving by
Il 81 the Canal,
60 bbls. Genesee white Wheat, and Howard
street s. F. Flour, of choice brands
800 bush. Southern Corn;
500 Coarse and Coarsefne Salt;
so Fine do;
I3 hhds. superior Retailing Molasses
N. e. Rum
St. Croix'do.;
prime New Orleans Sugar;
l6 boxes Philadelphia Loaf and Lump do !;
first quality;
white and brown Havana do;
10 bbls. No. 9 Mackerel;
10 half barrels do do.
80 quintals Cod Fish;
chests Souchong Tea;
casks prime Rice,
GO casks Nails, Spikes, and Brads.
u Constantly for sale, on the most favora-
ble terms, an extensive assortment of ENG
LISH and VEST INDIA GOODS.
Worcester, June TO- Gw23
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-24

CUBA CUSTOMS. In the Island of Cuba,
the oxen attached to the teams, are very
strangely harnessed. The yoke is placed
behind their horns at the root, and SO at
tached to them by flets and ropes, that
they draw or push by their horns, without
chafng. A rope leads from the gear to
the nostrils, which is perforated TO receive
It, and is sometimes held by the driver as i
bride is held in leading horse or, in his
hand, as he walks by the side of the cattle,
goading the animal with a ten foot pole.''
The-horses are caparisoned in great va
riety from leather saddle and plated stir
rup TO bed of straw fastened on by rope
the brides of leather, rope or braided
grass, with or without bit. The stranger
is surprised by the constant sight of horse
men in armor, for the simplest countryman
on his straw saddle, belts on his rude cut
lass, and every man with skin less dark
than an African, appears ready for an en-
counter. The broad sword bangles by the
side of gentleman, and holsters are insep-l
arabic from his sa,ldle.-Dr. .4bbOt's Letters.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-24
J. S. BUTLER, M. u

ND RESPECTFULLY offers his services 70
-a@, his friends and the public as a PHYsT.
CLAN and SURGEON.
IL He has taken an office in Mr.. Maccartv's
building nearly opposite the Post Office.
Worcester juno H. If
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-24
STATE LAWS.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS

In the gear Of oar Lord one thousand eight
hundred and taccnty-nine.
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POngees, BmYeges. &c.

O''S w 10" S3CO3 y O
EUST received, a few pieces black and col
oW ord Barroges, Pongees, Rouen Cashmere,
A Bobinett Lace, Quilting, Wire Tastes, Pal
myrecns, &c &c, for sale opposite the Bank,
by A. q G. A. HAMILTON.
Worcester June II