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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-29
Notice.

SNOttSO.
1--WE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
IA. public that he carries on, his Did stand, south
slIe Of Kingstree,, nearly opposite the MECHANICS
hank, alexandria the
Saddle II arness. & Trunk Business,
IN aLL ITS HiRIOUS BRANCHES
liz ,.ndrrs his grateful acknowledgements to his
.nd. and the public for the distinguished patronage
ha hos received from them, and bess leave 10 assure
them that with the aid OF the best workmen' snn an
annie supply OF the most choice materiss he VI" DC
h ., rrnder entire satisfaction to those who may please
to favor him with Their ous'hess' e''"e' - ~ r
us has On hand at this time. and will continue to keep
,,g assortment of the following articles, wholesale
anil retail on the most moderste terms:
Patent spring saddles
Mems saddles, best quality, stuff haps
no do do plain
no do common do
Ladies' do best and common
plated and steel-bitted brides, OF various kInds
plated and steel-mounted maringaes
saddle-bags Of the latest fashion, and common
yel;sscs aud carpet travelling bags
Platedrnountrd carriage harness
DO gig hrness
BRASS and Japan. mounted gig harness
plated, brass, and japsnned mounted esnoie haD
Wagon, cart, and dray harness
Fire buckets and haliers
And also general assortment OF
Elerant Hard Leather Travelling Trunks,
And yr-at variety OF
THE BEST Go ~ RIDING WHiTo'
Plated steel and brass spurs
pI.trJ steeI and brass birdie bits and surrups
ssddletrees and buckskins, sssonea
RuffaIo skin saddle covers
Old saddles neatly covered win hog' ou@A' s"u @~AA
skin, and quilted at shortest no.ce lind. r.,,r,y
Old saddles, harness, and uo"~so VI - '
at the shortest notice. ,,,rs v.NaANr
nos 81 9n.,0o -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-29
,axAN!D@lAs d. O.
,.ssn,y MORNING, DECEMBER %, 1929,

20 The Citizens Of the Towr will be wait
hiring the ensuing week, by toe Solicit
n committee of the franklin Library As,
lin" for the purpose Of obtaining aid to.
i -. sfsecring the object Of 'he Association
~. take grea, pleasure in recommending
Il. undertaking. TO the favorable notice Of our
,,,Os and especially to those master mocha
who have apprentices 10 their employ.
.r,. Library designed 10 be formed is in'e"ded
.o,irey for the benefit Of the Minors OF the
r.wr The advantages that may arise from
establishment Of Library Of this descrIP.
a., TOO eviden, to be insisted op, aud We
.0,, lis success will encourage those concern
4 IN it's formation to persevere in their object.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-29
" a,iteA to Hire.
holiday r. esents

III .9uciion, and at AUCTION priees by George Whte
MAJ HJ will receive b. the >tr Columbia, to-.
w morrow morn ng, most sHlcnd;d miniature ship
in glass variety of dolls, large and prettiiy
dressed the various for 1885, ladies' baskets
walking canes, great collection Of Elegant book one
of which is probably the most elegant pray book
the town Also, I.avoigne's celebrated atlas Ladies'
and &c t'emen will be pleased BY calling and ,xamln
ing thu whole invoice which is really worthy of notice
dec %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-29

who subject perform Military DUTY, here
BY informed hat memorial to suspend the Military
Law in this county, will be presented to the Senate u
the United S'ates As soon signatures are obtaned.-
The me ri. is left At the store Of Morse u Josseya,
of King and Royal streets, where all persons in
tersst ID and disposed further the object are invited to
call AS soon possible and leave their signatures.
dec 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-29

Tia Plate, Wire, and STOVES
Y>nOs KEi.L * Co. have just received per schr.
i Erie, from New York, ami Offer for sale low,
"a boxes tin plate, single and x
Book tin, Iron and Tin ware, ass'd No. 8 tol7
Also, ANAL consignrvnt ~ stoves.
ON HAND,
Sheet iron, lead and "copper"
A genera! assortment of TIN ware, stove pipes, &c.
Ever, description of Copper, Tin, and Sheet iron.
Work done at the sh">test notice The hgnes, cash
price for oil Copper, Brass, Pewter and l., adj
dec g 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-29

We h,y. inserted in another column several
.,,.,,,s from the letters Of Mr.. JEFFERSON,
vSch will interest our readers. We 'hirk that
=. Fd,ror Of NJ. Jefferson's Works would not
ave erred had he omitted, in his collection OF
lie r.,,,rs, those rela ing principally to religion
and party politics.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-29
Notice.

1 NUMBER Of likely >cgroes-men, women, boys
n and g,ris-wil be hired OUT for tn" ehsuinS year,
on the first da, of J,nuary ext at Samuel CANS Ia
yern, " eft End
dec % dat
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-29
To Rent.

"a small house ut low remit lower end Of Faf.
IL. fax s,reet with street and fo", pasem n.
&c S JOSIAH h. DAVIS:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-29

w subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he on, a, his ord stand, south
srde Of Kmg.stree,, nearly opposite the MECHANICS
uL Alexandra, the
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-12
WORCESTER:
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST I2, 1920.

u This establishment having been recently
advertised for sale, we deem it proper, in order
to save any unnecessary inquiries, to state that
1t is not now in the market; a permanent ar
rangement having been made, by which there
will be no change in the management of it,
The editor Ovails himself of this opportunity
of saying, that, with the last weeks paper, the
sixth year of his editorial labors closed. For
the favorable light in which his feeble efforts
have been viewed by the community, and fer
the indulgence which has been extended to-.
ward him, during that period, he would now
express his grateful Acknowledgements. In the
future management of the paper, with lass to
divide his attention than heretofore, eombinsd
with the advantages derived from experience,
The hopes to make the Spy worthy Of the pat
ronags bestowed upon il.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-12
FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS spy

ORDINATION AND COMPLICATIONS The Rev.
Daniel l.. B. Goodwin, Minister of St. Johns
Church, WilkinSonville, was ordained Priest
by the BIT. Rev. Bishop Griswold, on Sunday,
the Goth ult., at an ordination held in ST. Johns
Church At the same time, MI James Ii
TyRg was admitted to the holy order of Dea-
cons. Morning service was read by the Rev.
Mr.. Potter Of St Paul'E Church, Boston. An
appropriate discourse was delivered by the
Bishop from Cor. iv, and =. The candi-
dates were presented by the Rev r. w. Colt
of Christ's Church, Cambridge The holy rite
of confirmation was then administered by the
Rt. Rev Bishsp to six persons. The services
were solemn, and were listened to with great
attention by numerous auditory On Mon.
day evening, the 9th ult., the Ri. Rev. Bishou
preached at Christ's Church, South Leicester
and administered the holy rite Of conirnAation
to sig persons.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-12
MUTUAL INSTRUCTION.

We are gratiied in learning that the subisct
Of popular education, by SYSTEM of mutual in
structiOn, is beginning to receive tho attention
of the citizens of this vicinity. Notwiths.and-
ing the liberal appropriations Of time and mon
ey that are here made to promote the cause of
sdasatieu in our common schools, there has
been censurabls neglect upon many of the
branches of learning. Ths vast moral means
placed in our hands imposes upon US peculiar
responsibility. Perhaps no village in the eoun-
try has greater opportunities of impartng
knowledge, and of elevating the intellectual
character Of its inhabitants. We have an nm
usual proportion of men of intelligence in the
various departments of learning, aud we are
not wanting M men of wealth and of leisure,
who might do much to promote this int erssting
cause. There ie no DISCUSSION for any one to
neglect his calling, or to dissipate his learning
to accomplish our objsct II is barely for each
one TO bring the sSrpius al his stock, aRd place
il in somnon fund, SO that it may be availa-
bic to all that large proportion of oar people
who are anxious to obtain knowledge. The
professional man will fpd that books are not
the only sources OF science, but that vast treas
ursS OF practical knowledge can be obtained
iroH' the iarmsr and mechanic, while the latter
will discover, that the same difficulties that
NOW PsTpIex his MING, have been cnSe uMav.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-12
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

ORANGES. This excellent fruit finds a con.
genial soil in ths territory of Florida Ii is
computed that upwards of fiftesn hundred
Thousand oranges are gathered every year at
st. Augustine The lemon, citIon, lime and Oh
i've, thrIVs equally well.
A iady in Philadelphia, just after sunset, re-.
Gently, saw little fellow . years old ret out
of window upon the roof OF house, ascertain
the direction of the wind, and taking wind.
mill from his bosom, run witn it back and
forth, with one foot upon the gutter and the
other ON the roof. When he was cut of breath
he goa in at the window.
a DEVOTED HUSBAND. Such was the infu-
sAce OF the renowned MAhonlet Pdcha's vito
over him ian influence which she never abus-
edO that whatever she required was instantly
granted. g 1t is enough he used to sa, |;
by my two eyes, if She requires it, the thing
must be done, be it through fire, water, or
stsne."
1t is stated in the Somerset Journal, that at
MIlburn, lIMe) there were two calves produced
this spring OF the Holdernsss breed ono Of
which weighed 100 lbs and the other 81 lbs.
l he latter ~as again weighed when 30 days
old and was found to have gained lbs per
day. AnotEar calf raised in Bloomfield, wei h.
ed l04 los, and another in Norridgewock, loo
lbs
AT the peace of 1868 when Canada was &C.
CURED by the Knghsh Government, there were
only 10000 inhabitants There are now up
wards vi million.
A seller OF charcoal in the city Of New York,
calculates, that in the year closing next spring,
he will have sold 800 $50 bushels.
There are now In New Hampshire 1893 towns
For lie present year the tax On the capital
soGk Of the several Sanks i'll that state amounts
TO S9,sol "a. Al is distributed among the towns
towards tho support o. common schools.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-12
NOTICE.

EDRlNCETONE ngttsh and Classical School
n VIII be epsnsd on the first Manday in
September next WARREr GoppAHp. Ear.
OF Boston. graduate of Harvard University.
formerly Precsptor of Sandwich Academy, and
who saStalnSa high reputation as gentleman,
scholar, and instructor, will take the charge Of
the School a convenient Building il provided
tor the present, with the expectation that, in
few years., "a handsome and permanent one will
De erected. Ihs situation is peculiarly pleas
ant and healthy, and being retired is free from
the temptation to vice aAs irregslarty towhich
yoath are exposed in more populous phces A
stage from Boston to Albany passes through
the town three times 4 week, and from Keens,
~ H) to Providence, (R. ~ once a week
GentIemsn In Boston and other large towns
will 6nd il an eligible situation 6or thar chill
dren.
Mr.. GoddErd win board, Instruct, and super.
intend the private studies and .hs moral Goa.
duct of scholars, for 1913 per quarter.
Board in respectable famikss, frsn % 80 10
% per week.
Tuition :-Csmnon English branches, q
per q1arter; the higher branches of Mathemat.
les, Natural Philosophy, and the Classics, o.
per quarter.
u For knowledge Of the charasser and
qualifications of Nr. Goddard, apply to Hon.
l.. Shaw, Rev. 8. Barrett or Theophilus Par.
sons, Esq, Boston; Rev. Mr. Goodwin, Sand.
wich, OF the Trustees.
JOHN BROOKS, /
SAMUEL CLARK,
CHARLES RUSSELL,
ALPHONSO BROOKS, Prksssss.
CHANDLER SMITH,
CHARLES MlRICK,
CALEB DANA,
Princeton, July %. 1awtS1aAD1amtN
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DIE n

In Sutton, June 90, Mr.. Eli Ssrvey, ago,
H.-PrinteTs IN Richmond (Va.) and Mem Yer
are requested to insert this death.
In Millbury, July %, john ~, son Of Aaror
and Mary Small, aged years and months.
In Leicester, Suddenly, July Is, Levi Dunton
In Ftchburg, July 9, Mr.. Moses Mosnan
aged 81
In Westminster, July II, CAPT. Jonathan
Whitman, aged 51-July 19, Mrs. Doroes
CLARK, wife of Mr.. Samusl Clark, aged 81.
In Brookfeld, Juiy %, Mrs. Polly Chase,
wife of Rev. John Chase, and daughter of the
late Mr.. Frederic Baylies Of Sosthbridee, aged
In Hardwick, July "a, Alice Browning, aged
aged 81
In Hartford, July 80, Hon. Thomas Seymour,
sges "a. Mr. s. graduated at Yale College,
In 1903, and was the oldest living gruduats of
that institution. He was long one Of the most
distinguished lawyers in Connecticut.
Tying, aged 50.
In jamestown, IN. H. Aug 5, Dsa WIN.
Starrett, aged g. He was killed by an on
which gored him in the bowels while feeding
1T IN the yard-July 3, Perkins Batchsldsf,
aged 96, son of Mr.. Amss Batsheldsr.
In Henniker, IN. H. Aug, 9, Mrs Salone,
wiie OF Mr. Jonathan Burbank, aged 81, aftar
distressing illness of 2 years and moaths.
In Marlboro, IN. H. Laura Pratt, daugh
OF Moses Pratt, aged years
In hartford, (Vt) Jsly 8, Lieut.. Iarasl Gil
bert, aged 81
In London, Arabella Hsarich She occupied
& small room in the house of a grocer vyhs was
generally induced By her te supply two penny
worth of the meat from his fanily joiat, upon
which she dined. To her friends she always
pleaded the most abject poverty, and frequent
ly indHccd persons who called upon her to send
out for Goals and provisions, of which she ap-
peared to be IN absolute want. She seldom
allowed her apartment to be cleanssd or even
her bed ts be made. At her death, msney.
amounting to S25 900, was discovered ia a eel.
lar and cupboard. A quantity Of gold in gum
cas- and sovereigns, was found in several tea
kettles, and in the cupboard was an immense
roll Of bank notes. Ssveral other articles of
value were discovered, and betwesn the bed
and seekinG will was found. by which the
bulk OF her property was bequesthsd to persons
living in the city
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-12
NOTICE.

vHVHE copartHership Of HEKRY N. SKIS
n q Co., being dissolved by the death of
the senior partner, the subscriber offers for sale
the stock, consisting of WEST INDIA and
DRY GOODS, CROCKERY and GLASS
WARE, In the Store near the Worcester Bank,
upon terms as reasonable as similar Goods san
DO purchased in any market
W 1t being necessary to close the consSn
Immediately, a better opportunity is presented
for purchasers than probably viii ever again
occur. WILLIAM n SWAN
Worcester, Aug. ~. tf32
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-12

The Genius of Universal Emancipation, -
paper published at Baltimore, and devoted to
the cause of the amelioration of the slave pop.
ulation of our country, has been resumed, after
suspension of a few months, by BeHj Lundy,
its editor, who has just returned from visit to
Hayti. In his paper of the LIST inst. we find
the following:
A. TRULY GLORIOUS DEED. We learn that
Gen. Charles Ridfaly, whose decease was an.
hnuncsd IN the daily papers of this city, on the
18TH uEt. has, by kiS last aoiU and testament,
sDedacipsteG ali his Sidues. The number IS
Vaii"usy represented at from t,oO hMndred and
Jyty, to uPoaTds IF fo~r hundred We have
not yet been made fully acquainted with the
particulars, relative to this NOBLE act bat it is
understood, that all of them, who have attained
the age of twenty eight years, are to be free
lmmsdiately-such as are over forty-five, to
have some provision made fer their support,
out of his estate. Those of the younger class
are to be FREQ, the males at twenty eight wears
of age, and the females at twenty five. Gen.
Ridgely, has long been known as an influential
man in Maryland, and for several years was
Governor of that State.
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Leicester .Acade1au.

NnA annual public examination of the Stu.
N dents of Lecestar Acadsuv will he an
WEDNESDAY, .4uqust 49, The srau,;nst;on
WI eommsnoe at o'slsck, A. NJ, and will be
followed at IL o'clock, by Bselamxtlsns from
several of the Students.
The friends of the Institution are respectfully
invited to De present on the occasion.
JOIN NELSON, sssrsssrs.
Leicester, Aug. IL. a
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School is WestbOrough.

ME next Quarter of the Marlborough
II English and Classical School will com
msnce on MONDAY, the 2Ist inst under the
direction of Mr. WILLIAM BRIeuAH, who win
lnstrsct In all those branches Of Educatlon usu-
any taught IN AoHdemiss and High Schools
1er@S o. Tuition, viz: English Studies,
70 Languages, 81 per quarter.
III Reference to Hon. JOSIAH QusxcY. Pro.
lessor JOIN FARRAR,-of Harvard University.
Rev. ELISHA RocKwooD, NAHuM HARnaeroE.
SIAAs WEsSoN, CHARLEs PARKMAs. and Oss.
Low FErsRs, Esq rs,-of marlborough.
Marlborough, Aug. IL. SO
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-12
Live Geese Feathers,
Looking Glasses,
Paper Hangings,
For sale BY
BURT q MkkRICK.
Worcester, Avg. 10. 40

AsSignees' Sale at .Auction.
FENHE Assignees of DAVID WILKINSON will
II sell at Public Auction, At WiIkinsonville.
IN sutton, on MONDAY NEXT, at 10 o'clock,
A: M, variety of Personal Property of the
sid Dagrd Wilkinson consisting Of Stors
Goods Hay, Gram, WGgOns, FaTning Utsn-
IL Conditions made known at the time and
place of SALE Auonst II
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-12
+" A REESE,
BY any other name, would be- a. sweet

~ nay SS"Vl NOud W as sweet.
The Boston papers complain of disagreed
Bile cutaneous eruption, which prevails in that
city, to which they have given the name of the
" Epidemic Eczema" A writer in one of the
papers says, that from experiment, he can re-
coMnesd Wheaton's Itch Ointment" ma an
infaliibie cure for the disorder We hope the
hint viii be taken and the remedy speedily APP
Piled. as scratching must be an unpleasant
operation this warm weather.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-12
AUCTION.

"ILL be sold at Public Auction, on
w THURSDAY, the first day Of October
NEXT, at two of the clock, afternoon, on the
premises, so much Of the Real Estate Of Ed
WARDS BRowE, late of Oakham, deceased, as
will raise the sum Of one hundred and forty
nine dollars, for the payment Of his debts and
charges. The Estate is situated in the easter
ly part of Oakham, and consists Of sixth part
of aboat thirty five acres of Land with Dwell
ling House and ene-third part of Barn stand.
ing thereon. Also, at the same time and place,
by license from the Supreme Judicial Court,
threesixth parts of the above described prem
Uses, being the property of Moses Brown, James
Brown, and Esther Brown, minor heirs al law
of Moses Brown, late Of Oakhaa, deceased.
Conditions of sale made known at the time and
place of sale.
u The remaining shares in thu above dc.
scribed premises will be sold with these adVer-
tissd as above. SIMEON HASKELL,
administrator sRS Guar dian.
Oakham, Aug. |, 1919. 80
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-12

DocTsR" VAN buren,. An obscure college,
somewhere at the south, has conferred the de-
gree Of LID. on Martin Van Buren,, secre-
tary Of State. The Boston Statesman, and
other jackson papers, will now have another
opportunity of exercising thsir talent at ridi-
Guile, and of making themselves merry, in the
same manner they did four years ago, whom
Harvard University conferred the same degree
on Doctor Clay" Wonder if they will i'm
prove it as we'll as they did then!
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Selling off at Cost.

VENHE subscribers will close their Stock Of
II SaRnver Goods at the above rate:
CONSISTING III PART err
Calpcses as low as 8 cts.
English Ginghams, very cheap;
Factory Shseting and Shifting
Rich Garniture Ribbons, IL sts
Raw Silk Shawls S..
Satin Lsvantine, IS. Sd.
Linen Shifting, "a cts;
Stripe Jean Ser Pants, II cts;
Checked Muslin Cravsts, Is;
Stout and heavy Bedticks, Is cts
Kid Gloves and Mtts, 19ah cts;
Fsctory Ginghums, Qadigo Blues
And an elegant assortment of LEGHORN
BOkNETS-Some as low as lSs.
These Goods were nsostly purchased at Auc.
ton and sar cssh--snd purchasers will find bar.
gains offered rarely TO be met with.
DANIEL G.. WHEELER, JR., & CO.,
Opposite the Horcsster Hotsl.
Worcester, August S. 6w3l
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Too Hundred DOlIers REGARD.

NN HEREAS, some evil miadsd person or
w persons did, somewhere between the
18th and 23d inst. sader cover of night, felo-
niously aud foreihly enter the RrSt Meeting
HoEss in HbbGrdston, and carry away from
said house the Bell Rope and part Of the Tris1-
nings OF the pulpit thereof; the above reward
is offered to any person who will afford such
evidence as shall lead to the conviction of the
person or persons concerned therein, so that
the same may se punished according to Law
provided in such cases.
MOSES WAITE,
ABIJAH CLARK, Selsetmen
sILAS GREENWOOD, Of
ASA MAREAN,
HubbardstOn, July 81, 1890. is3w31
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, Aug g. Beef
.CHttte-52O at market. ineIsding 40 unsold last
week 3o4 sold at $425 and AS per cwt, &c "
at so, and for small number Of prime I2A to
~ cts. per cwt. more was realized. A consia-
cradle number Of thin quality at "a probably
the greatest numssr Of cattle we're sold under
S4.0 Notwithstanding our quotations range
nearly the same as last week, tina market must
be considered as from ~ to 25 cts per ewt.
lower II required better quality of cattle to
command the same price. Mich Co~s-rew
at market aud OF ordinary quality. A few
sold at $l5 to 90. Sheep-43i4 at market, in
GLIDING 225 unsold last week AS near as we
could ascertain, from 800 to 1909 we're not sold
During the early part of the day lots of Sheep
and Lambs were sold, generally at 81, "a to /, 81
per head, few for trifle more. and one lot of
30 prime Lambs at $2,l9; but near the close Of
the market the drovers submitted to very low
prices. Lots of very fair quality wero sold as
low as 81 l2aa per head Wethers of good quail
ty were sold at from 50 to 2,5O-thinnsr quail
ties for considerable less Sleine-Few at mar
kot, which were mostly disposed of at 6 cts.
per lb.-Patriot