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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05
Avn RON sAyg.-vhe suhscribss wiE

EIhL LtL.s--to sff.
Al Holes he "a IN the Clerks Office OF the Coun-
" Cour; ofB=rkeley, on Monday, the 5'h day
OF January. 1879
Elizabeth Niilisms, P!4in6f,
AGAINST
Thomas Clsegett and Sophia his wife, late
sophis Martin, ElIEs Strobe. late flas Martin,
H0rstiO Clsgget and Mary his vile, iAae Ma
y Msr'ir, Matilda Martin, louis Is Martin,
iIonore Martin, Richard Marin, John Martin,
ADD Ann Martin, The said Richard, John and
mn beng infants and with he said sophia,
Eliza, MARY Matilda, Louis aud HonoTe, being
children Of Sarah MARIN, deceased, and as 7ueb
co heirs in right Of their mother) With Ef1s.
beth Hlhsns, OF Richard Ciaggett, deceased
Defeadans.
IN CHANCEHY
The Defendants not having entered ,heirap.
pearance. and gisea security according 10 the
ct Of ssembly and he rules OF tins court, snc
1t pesIing 40 the satisfaction Of the cour;
that he defendants are not ihbsbitan's ut tbls
Commons sslth.--h - ordered, they do sppesr
here on the Cd Monday IN Apr,, next and an
aver the bill of the complainant, and that CO.
ny of ths rider be published IN the Martins
burg Gazette tor two months excessively
and posted at the door OF the Court House OF
this county, A Copy .--Iesie,
Jan 9 1879 .--2m ID HUNTER, C &C
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05
.omp,rion,y sb.o.n Ia he crszyu-

NVtBpFutOuU OSEdu " VIC N'~oJ
He was in the habit OF drinking ar
dent spirits, and having had none since
he lief, New York, was no doub, sei2
ed by that horrible Of al diseases,
mania poiu and grew worse I'LL The
8 when Jack had occasion 10 go be
low and during his absence the C3pt
either fell or leaped overheard! The
poor mulatto was thus Jeff ou The broad
ocean 10 manage the vessel himself
which he done with consumate address
+ brought her into Egg Harbour 5 day,
after the loss OF his Captain. On bI.
way, he fell 10 with two vessels, the
Captains Of which advised him to DE
sert his sloop, expressing the opinion
that he would not be able TO bring her
into port-bur he took his own COUNSEL,
and would not give upihe ship" lhus
proving that patience and perseverance
will overcome multitude Of dlfficul
ties Captain Ireland has ieil . vile
aud family Of small children
LWoodbHry Herald
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05
Economy is Wealth.

A RCHIBALD Pc X respectfully informs
"A tue ctzens OF Martlnsbufg and its vieini.
IS, ths, having acquired pesGect knowledge
OF the new and improved mode OF STEAM
SECURING aud SPOAGL3'C, he is enable
TO clean all Kinds d clothing from any GREASE
SpoTS or PAINT, in superior style. tie
hopes from bis experience in the above bust
ness. TO give general satisfaction 10 ell those
who may ihlnk proper 10 give him a call, and
resp sctiully solio'Is share Il public patronage
Orders lei At Beverley WIkinson's in Martins.
ourg, Will be punc,nally attsaded to.
\. ID. a liberal price Will be gwen for ali
kinds Of second banded clothing.
January %. 1879.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05
IRON.

TUsT RECEIVED, general assortment Of
- Ps"s6ake''s Celebrated Iron, also expec,
IN few days .9rHlur Is Alters and Blackfe, Ts
Iron, said to be equal, 1t not superior, to any
IN the Unued States for wagon tive. English
pohShed Wagon Boxes, Crowley ard Bhs,eI'o
Steel Of superior quality, for sale by
c. H0GMlRE.
Msrtinsburg. Jar. 90, 1929.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-01
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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-01

Did Of Seals cnl mounds up 20 z clodE Il. H.
tJas 2j, &c. Davis Co.ored Man, passenger
Jo. S.ouD
Lewis Handy Dsd and.
Dangerously mjuec, Captain Rogers; H.
So. Cae Joaa Bremv,l late of Poplar Springs
81. Nl.uls c..orcd man, (CO0k)
SH r.I. II-Joseph Sheriff, Saddler.
.oruc..g u llcs5u.1,l Who served his apprentice
sh.p wuh Alr. Little. Mis-. Sheriff. bad her hee
bo.e broken, and was slightly sclldei, as also {:
children of the above -calJcd; Ann Riggs. Mary
Ann Graham Martina IS ood.I-i and child, q. Rust
ana Samuel EI .lr.-lI d-c. passengers.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-01
From t3c SW1Qaab .ucrClUV.

t..r al . .l
81. o. 0o1'.-i % ''' 0'l' ''''', ''l''' '',','
o., lots % '''' y il'' 'l'o' 6 Co.' 1.,'u ~
-''.''''''J' '.'' '''' o' '''0 J '','','0''' Voc
communicated ID, ny 'i'o '5O.'.' -l''o, " ~
'o"1u siloleo Oh many minutes I0'o"0',
2Pt'".e@ S""tt, " warrior WnoSo 'le"O
was "'''gl'u "''Il ''G trusts OIL more IMAM
d nuHuICu "iu'oI5. ana VINO sd ported d. ''l-
sell OH 'ue S'lQu'''e's % Two young men,
"oSe an" s!oNo as Io''o"s'
D'o.'1's. we nave 'e'uu '',e ''''" 90 "''
great iaIhat' u Is very hHo' be says "o
loves MS req cluoion'
Brothers. j have listened 10 many talks
from our great father Who" he trst
came over tine WIDE waters, he was Dat %
little man, and wore red coat-Cw chiefs
met hm ON the banks OF the rle' c-'ah'
nah, and smoked with HIM thePPo OF peace
lie was then very little. lis legs Was
cramped by sitting long I'D ms Dig beat
aud ne begged Tor a mule Lhd 10 "-h'
ms IRE ON. lie sad he BAD come over lAe
vide waters 20 teach Indians new hnss'
md to m1se item happy" lie said no
owed has red brothers. lac was very h'nd.
th2 Masco4ee5 gave 'he "hlte mau
.aud' and kno,ed han Te' that he might
warm himself; and "Eeu his enemcs' inc
aaie faces of the SOUTH made war on man,
.'er young uca die" 'ae 'on,aha"h' ana
protected n.s head from me scaiPIAs EA'le''
.ut when 'ae v"'e man mad Warmed p"l
sell before ale indian s ,'fe' o. n''ed d, dSe'I
,,., 'c'- H''i'''l '0 5 l,''i,o ,o , 'S -
~ '''' ''' ne '. NV. ,'- | ',,''''' N ''
.-o' 'O'J''" '"' ' " '.'o ', -, 1 l..'C7'
i's "d'iuS '"s,'1' ''I 80 " - ''o %
Ts. s' Lo S So me- onr Greot Father Ho
Wv, r' b H. rod cr,rlrsn and be said Cot
l,.,I, Ito Io.tT tyo,J on tboe, With o,o
."ot Ls nrsboI cred ma1oyertbe Oconec.
md ,.i,, d., other he trampIed down tbc
80, ~ b;s c,tbers. and tbe forests
7l.o..A.I.I-oI ,n,, b,,,toJ tbo door Pr
''.0, 'l re- - I'm Ioyo5 b;s rod chi
Ira, Lie soon made Them another talk
III O.. I;tte further. Won arc too
800 r,o, R,ttbera were some had mon
80 The 1In.co7ees then. a. there nrc
.a,,. ,TLo, incsTad around tbe Graves
.r,t.;r ,,csstor9 nm thew were crushed
I'll ,bo boarv Tread of our GREAT father
.l.,.. ,a,,I, ,;orcod his feet and made him
-. 800, W. no continued 10 love his red
,ijJ,.-.--l - h., r,n,5 dion, ~, slov,
,''''' q. .''',- ~. i.. 80 80 -
. ~ y, -, b,s n.,b+
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D|yl'1'S ''o' y ''s''IeI ~ d CAV 'i'-.}
talks RON 'ul .'5 ,'..Ioi DU, .i'I o.
ways began qua o''"oI ''' ms u q d '''''1
ISrtGCT; YOU are TOO near me.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-01

where are the red children which he loves,
once as numerous as the leaves of the for
est2 How many have been murdered By
his warriors! how many have been crushed
under his own footsteps!
Brothers. Our great father says we must
20 beyond the Mississippi We shall there
be under his care, and exPernce his kind
ness. He is very good We have felt it
all beforel
Brothers. | have done.
Notes By the translator.
*MCalrs History Of Georgia, vol. !, P.
36 Ibid, y, 3.
tSee the history ofthe Seminole war and
Battle of the Horse Shoe, Niles Register
vol. VIp. AS, and other campaigns.
wide the early Indian treaties
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-01

a-l p word of 6 lcge.s.-}Iy 6.h Sd 5th Alb
are what most sons of the I'm rId Use are uo.o-
rjous lo--uv 9th I'll and lsi is olicner wrote
than sung. my i,h 9Th and Isl, comprise part o.
the human flamc-Id 3d list, Is what few are
willing TO doth bl 9Th aud 5,h, common
name tor do--5th 9Th and LIST, though OF yar.-
GUS KINDS. enrich mm.--l;h 81 9Th and 5,A, IS o
paa 10 Music, lth 81 ID AUD lzt, Is NOT seen ~
here.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-01
ANDERSON & ATTERBURY,
COMMISSION MERCHaNTS.

HAVE taken the warehouse recently occupied by
Mes,rs. Bayless n Co. and offer for sale
40 tAe Manufacturer prices,
White Lead, ground in oil and dry
Cotton Yarns, assorted numbers;
Grass and Briar Scythes: cutting Knives
Spades, Cana. shoycls, common and best
Deyonshire do;
Socket do; common and steel point;
Hoes. ua,chois, Mattocks and Canal Picks
Pennsylvania and Yankee Axes, with and with
out handles, &c.
Wntal on rent q comfortable dlccltiHg house.
ApDlp as aJ0ra
Wheeling June r., 1890.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-01

LATE ANDNTEREs TING FROMBUENOS
ANEFS


The brig NoInt, Fnnev. arrived at this port
Yesterday morning In 80 DAYS from 8uenos AyreS
and 81 from Monte FIdco. The Nolant SAILED
from Buanos Ayres on The LIST, and from Monte
Vidco ON the 9th Nav. The greatest confusion
and alarm pc0aded ~ the CITY Buenos AyeS'
which was closeiyuvosted by the troops ofoanta
Re and tbe other interior provinces, under COM
maud of Governor Lopez ofSauta Fe. A battle OF
series of skImsles Commenced ON the 9TH April
m the outskirts of Buen1s Ayrcs--the fight was
continued ON h. 2,th. and afterwards, and when
the Nolau, sailed, captain tuncy reports that It
was generally believed tha Provincial Army would
enter Ihe clly ON the following dav. Business vas
entirely suspended, and ihe aouses and shops gen
crI.y closed. Such was Che disorder and canirI-
sion lIu tlp@n was detained several days az
o DE was ready % SAIL. before Joe could obtain h.s
clearance tom taa custom house Numbers OF
t.e citizens uld i4se -uors. male and female bad
.leu retug3 90 board OF vessels DO the h1ibOur.
s. waer. prevailed ihat Gen. Lavails. who had adj
r.uceJ a.co.ue o.los@la- from the cIy had been
cI, off ty the Naatara-,~. Admiral Brown, the
a.rar ,iufe-i1r Itue absence ofLayI.ie, had not
Ist r.c nu'a- tnu days, o1i 10 was known tl1t
FOB ca-st.e lmq .tLorez uttered .hc city, he was
prepared o. eul ra 600 1'ld OF - guu big Wing
Zoo the sol5-. t.- alurl purpose he had boats con-
-.aa.Iy .0 rtruu,s5. One oithe English plckots
u.# l..ay,. aec sl.lE- from BueuJs Ayres until
r.s l.-sr Of tlo contest should be known; and as
g.. t.int came ou. 1t Monte EIIe0 on the 4Jh
Ray, Dyuyr h. touched 20 land a pilot the
packet ua, JUS, ear,l-- I'D from above The con-
e.i.i9u therefor. ,,, ,a1t the city bad surrender
eIo Lopez. a large majority of the people of
ulrc.7 ttrcs was said 100 be opposed To- Lay7.Ic
and .as 1ayaFnmau. au5 in favor Of the change
.U..r.... |f- .EI.rf. -.l.. .f.l.... lrfFu 4nUUf.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-01
g2oREEMe ENEnLGLaNMcn.
WHEELING RACES:

WIlIbo run over a beautiful track one mile be-
low town, ON the 9th, 7th and 9Th, Of October
next 4, 2. and milcs-free-weights agreeable
90 rule. Purses, $500, $500. and 500
The purses will be handed TO the owner Of the
winning horse each day, from the stand, by the
Judges.
Oyertho same track on the 10Th day Of Noyem-
bor. the match race viii be run miles and zee
peat between Surprise by Sir Solomon and
Oscar by Oscar, for Ii00 Thousand DOilory.
June - 1899.
The MaysvIIe Eagle viii insert the above
three times aud forward his account 10 this Office
for payment,
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-01

We learn from the Kcnuckian that the
people Of Scott county, Kentucky. burnt
Judge Hickey in eifgy, on the frstday of
Of the late term Of the Circuit Court over
which he presides. The Judge has ren
dered himself thus offensive to The people
by filling the yacaucyof the C.cra4hlp o,
his Court by a brotheriu.law whose resi-
deace is ia the state Of feurcssee.- lit.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-01
ANOTHER FROM TIE SAME
10 tIe Ounsrs q tic Horse "PIRdIL.
(,EyrfFuEN.

10 TO. "tllttf' ~ t'tl AA'fee 4't-'
GENrtEuEN:
Nv challenge addressed TO YOU
and the owners of "OSCAR" which appeared
i'm the Statesman Of the 3duit has been accepted
by Mr.. p. Fisher who has stakcd the money upon
Oscar UNDERSTANDING that goa, loo, arenot ua-
willing, az some future day, To- test the merits oi
PIRATE. biz a comparison of speed aud bottom
with SURPRISE, over the course, would sue-
gest the propuety of making the experiment at ihe
same time with ''Surpnso and "Oscar' ~ NJ
yemberncxt. Ii is my wish, that merit may attach
where il is most deserving, * no season ofthc year
is rs favorable for horses of their description as
thlt already agreed upon between Alr. r. ~ myself
If, therefore YOU feel sufficient cgyasrcr % Pirgic,
for performances of the turf, % hazard $1,000
uDou him. for the chance ofrgceivug ile slime with
$4,000 more. you now have tho opportunity,
aad cal upon youto DO see Let not logic, such
as. that 1.-The race is not aways 20 the swift deter
you.-I await either your acceptance or refusal,
and 100 the latter case. shalt expect 20 hear no
more from PIRATE.
T. FOGLE.
Wheeling, July J., lo29-nl
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-01

A correspondent of The New-York Jack
son Enquirer at Washington City, thus
writes to the ed,tors:-
"I'he present Cabinet is emphaicaIly
one Of business, and from sir O'Clock IN
mtfe morning TIL ten 1T night tie President
and Secretaries are Jasily engaged IN the
discharge Of their all important duties
This iucessant and untring application Is
now, however, drawing to a close, and they
anticipate some little releitin the course Of
a few weeks" ~
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-01
More Cheap Goods!
ZANE g. PENToNEX,
HAVE JUST RECEIFED,

8 Gases superfne Beat'gIkns'
Q Cascs super bleach Domestic cottous;
5BHes a Domestic 90. my.eached;
Case ssper cadet mix 8, Bile eatimetis'
super super Olive and Blue cloths;
Black Hastings and Bombazstsi
Real Iada Blue Nan6ecuT
] Case fine Prints Russian Diaper
Cr.msoa and Green Noreeu,;
90 Pieces Green and Blue Pittsburgh s. Glen
vile cords;
so Pieces Domestic Plaids and Stripes
90 Pieces A., 7-S aud 81 Domestic Chccss;
Bolivar Stripes:
8 Pieces super black eros De Nlpcz;
! Piece elegant black Genoa Fclre.;
Super B0bmcti
Second mourning Ginghaus;
Rail Road punis.
I Case Cotton Hose and Braces, New sf,le
BanguP Cord
Which they win sell cheaper tlfsn ever, and in
yiie their friends 70 Cal al C5eEpsi9s sc. =.
Jslc 70, 1879
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-12-15

The charter Of the Bank of the United
States expires in 1886, and its stockhold-
ers will most probably apply for renew
al OF their privileges. In order to avoid
the evils resulting from precipitancy in a
measure involving such important princi-
pies, and such deep pecuniary interests,
teel that cannot, in Justice to the parties
interested, too soon present it to the de-
liberate consideration of the Legislature
and the People. Both the constitutional
ity and the expediency of the law creating
this Bank, are well questioned by large
portion ofo fellow-citizens and it must
be admitted by all, that it has failed in the
great end Of establishing a uniform and
sound currency.
Under these circumstances, if such an
institution is deemed essential to the
fiscal operations Of the Government, |
submit to the wisdom of the Legislature.
whether national one, founded upon the
credit of the Government and its reven-
ues, might not be devised which would
avoid all constitutional difficulties, and, at
the same time, secure all the advantages
to the Government and country that were
expected to result from the present Bank.
cannot close this communica ion with
out bringing to your view the Just claim
OF the representatives of Commodore De-
catur, his officers and crew, arising from
the rccapture of the frigate Philadelphia.
under the heavy batteries of Tfipoli. All.
though sensible, as general rule, of the
improperly of Executive Interference un-
der Government like ours, where every
individual njoys the right of directly Pc
titioning Congress, yet, viewing this case
as one of very peculiar character, |
deem it my duty TO recommend il to your
favourable consideration.
Besides the Justice of this claim,
as corresponding to those which have been
since recognised and satisfied, it is the
fruit of deed of patriotck and chivalrous
daring, which infused life and confidence
into our infant Navy, and contributed, as
much us any exploit in its history, to ele-
vate our national character. PubIck
gratitude, therefore, stamps her seal upon
it and the need should not be withheld
which may hereafter operate as a stimulus
to our gallant tars.
l now recommend you, fcllow-ctizens,
to the guidance of Almighty God, with a
full reliance on his mercifu providence
for the maintenance of our free institu-
tions; and with an earnest duplication
that, whatever errors it may be my lot to
commit, in discharging the arduous duties
which have devoved on me, will find
remedy in the harmony and wisdom Of
your counsels.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-12-15
FOR THE LANCASTER GAzrrrr.

MEssRs. demonstrating read in the Massa-
chusetts Spy last week the proceedings of Con-
vention in Worcester, and learning that other ed-
tors are publishing them, think it due to myselfto
send you the following statement of facts that an
unjust impression may not rest on the publck mind
also think it proper that the Convention should be
apprized of their mistake in appointing me, as one
of the fraternity, to attend the proposed State Con
vention..
Until Thursday last did not even know that
Convention had been contemplated, and was then
informed of the result of the meeting by an inhab-
tant of this town, who had been at Worcester. |
have never been member of the masonck fraterni-
ty. Ihdve had no share in the popular excitement
on the subject of masonry. have devoted no time
to investigation of the facts relating to it. and
have only the superficial and uncertain knowledge
which was gained by publications accidentally fall
ing in my way. 1t has been my firm belief that
the individual and professional obligations of christ
ian ministers did not require that they should entan-
gle themselves in this concern. have also believed
that their feow-citzens, if prudent, would not take
me asures to involve them in it. 1t has been with
me matter of deliberate conviction, that if an evil
existed, and of the magnitude which some have be-
leved, expediency called for other and more sober
measures than have been generally used to be resort
ed to and relied on for a remedy. In consideration
of these things and with these views shall not at
tend the proposed Convention in Boston.
NATHANIEL THAYER
Lancaster, Dec. IA, 1929
N B. Editors who have published the proceedings
of the Convention will confer favour by giving the
above place in their papers.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-12-15
Ia6l0rGegGge

NNHE Subscriber respectfully tenders
n thanks to his friends and customers, for the
liberal patronage he has received from them in his
line of business, and would inform them that hay-
ing made arrangements for the immediate reception
OF the newest fashions, he hopes by diligence and
punctuality to merit continuance of their favors.
TRIMMINGS furnished as usual on iibeyai
terms at his shop, directly opposite Mr. j. G. Thurs
tons store
WANTED. good journeyman Tailor, and a
girl of Is or 20 years of age, as an apprentice.
FRANKLIN WOoOCOCk.
Lancaster, Dec. l. IL
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-12-15
WORCESTER, IS. PR 0sa & o 3s.,a

WORCESTER IS. Dec" Dec. ), ,isss.
TO the Widow and Heirs of MOSES
JONES, late of Lancaster. in said County deceas-
ed, and all Others concerned in said Es.ate
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if YOU
see tit) at the Court of Probate to be holden at
Worcester, in said County, on the first Tuesday in
January next, at ten oft clock, before noon, to
show cause why the instrument which purports to
be the last will and testament of said decea sed
should not be approved and you will be heard there
on. NATH'L PAINE / proh.ta
December l5 3.y
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-12-15
ANDREW JACKSON.

CONGRESS. The Speaker of the last House, Mr.
Stevenson, of Virginia,was rechosen on the first bal
lot having 152 of 1871 votes. Matthew St. Clair
Clarke was again elected as Clerk. The Commit
tees in the House were probably announced yester-
IL,
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-12-15
NOTICE.
missioners' Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the
L. Subscribers have been duly appointed Com
missioners to receive and examine the claims Of tn
creditors to the Estate of t.
o III N s III E A d,
late of Lunenburg, in the County of Worcester,
yeoman deceased intestate. represented insolvent.
Six months from the seventeenth instant are allowed
by the Judge of Probate to the creditors to bring in
and prove their claims, and that they will attend that
service at Richard s. Benefits Tavern in said Luz
nenburg, on the first Monday of February and May
next, from one to six o'clock, p M
JACOB CALDWELL,
JOHN TURNER.
Lunenburg, Nov. 80, 1929. Dec. 49,.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-12-15

a Hstter's Shop, in Fitchburg, occupied by Mr.
oakman, was destroyed by fire on Saturday night
last The loss, we understand, was from five to six
hundred dollars more than the amount insured.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-12-15
WORCESTER, IS. p SoS. tn, oY IagsI

NOV. nth, 1879.
TO the Heirs of JONATHAN HOUGH-
TON, late of Bolton. in said county, deceased, and
to all Others concerned in the Estate of said de-
ceased, GREETING,
VOU are hereby cited to appear Gf you
IL see fit atthe Court of Probate to be holden at
Worcester, in said County, on the first Tuesday in
February next. at ten o'clock. before noon to show
cause why license should not be granted to sell and
convey SO much of the Real Estate Of said deceased
as will raise seven hundred thirtytw dollars for
the payment of debts and charges. and you will be
heard thereon NATH'L PAINE, ]. Prob.
Dec g. IVY Nhl s.a
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-12-15
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DIED,

In Bolton, Asa, youngest con of Oliver and Lucy
Barrett, aged lon Wednesday last, Mrs. Sarah,
widow OF the late Mr.. Oliver Jewett, aged d.
Printers in NewYork and Vermont are requested
to insert the above.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-12-15
T.G.TEUR S7oN. g. 90.

WILL OPEN THIS DAY A VARIETY OF
NEW GOODS,
among which are
800 yards extra fine London Prints, at 20cents
200 do. FiIe White Flannel, 4" %
800 do. Heavy Brown Shriings, Z
200 do. Fine Beached Sheeting, I" 10
Pieces Super Carpeting, rs
Ladies' Slate Cotton Hose, 20
Also
Ladies' Lined Beaver Gloves-Super Nankin Grapes.
Fine Corded Cambric-Shell Side Combs--kntting
Cotton-Mens and Boys Seal Skin Caps-Fur Col
lars-White and Mixed Woollen Ysrn-Wool!en
Gloves-Cotton Wcking, &c. &c.
Also
1000 lbs First Quality Brown Sugar, at 10 cts
500 do. Old Java Coffee, ID 4"
-ALsO-
FRESH SUPPLY OF
CROCKERY & GLASS WARE, NAILS, WIN
DOUGLASS, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
Dec. ID. 3w