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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-12

lindsay, NilA 4 Co.
A4HE on HAND, g. OFFER FOR sale:
O = hog,hesds ST. Croix !
80 So barrels do
Is hid, New Orleans SSUGIRS
~ do Porto hico
boxes steam refined loaf
20 20 @ do New P 2nd;, -NoLaSsES
100 packages gunpowder, } 7,EAS, in chests, !
imperial. and young chests, 10 sc lb'
hyson ) catty boxes
!; :; ;s; q e St. s s'1 S Sas }corgrs
~ do Havana ) ---
9 do Barber's Swan GIN
20 bbls country }
half pipes cognac brandy, signetfs brand
3 hhds gold colored sherry !
8 do Boquet
5 half pipes Sicily Madeira ZINES
or cask Howard do
10 ar casks Marseilles do
S do do Malaga sherry
10 bbls apple brandy
so do cider; "a do apples
IS bbls tanners oil
80 80 do do n mfs, PORK
S do alan
800 rolls paper hangmgs
5)reams straw paper
Is casks cheese
IS bales Cuba tCbac -
kegs do, Gray rA"Sel o'S"0
lOhaf boxes No chocolate
90 drums figs, seroon indigo
200 boxes ,Sa S b%"sa' "H''''s' auslNs
2 sacks soft shellcd almonds
VI Deliciss
sdo La Rosa sEGARs
do Cabana
do Syria )
bags race ginger
20 do pepper; 10 do pimenta
1bbl nu,megs; DO cloves
9 9 . '$ 80 80 s% :: soar
Alum in kegs mustard, ginger, snuff
Pepper. copperas, birthstone, salt pe're
Pimenta, fg blue, &c nc.
SHIT.
1000 sacks Liverpool blown
500 bushels do ground
1000 do Turks Island
1000 do Cadiz
april w. r. Z p. S.,
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Jas. Mckenzie Co.

AVE received per last New YORK packets
IA Super French ginghams and piRts
Ladies' embroidered cotton hose, avery fine
article ..
Linen cambria hdkfs, and lswuz
Heavy new style bettings
Misses long kid mits and gloves
Black cambria mits
Arcophane grapes
Knitting cottons, all coloFs
Soft finished carnbrics
India yellow nankeens
q. Brown French linens
Extra black English fforcntnc
Real company bandannoes
Brown and b'eached thread hosiery. &c. &c.
June 81
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The Yan-XnrA

ne ! an AnYu
81 At Mount Sterling, about half way be-
az tween Buckland and Fanquer Court House,
ASA on the Southern road is for rent, and posses.
sion given first Of October next This Yard
contains over thirty yats, all in prime order good
bark house, with iron MILL curr ing shop, Sc and has
attached TO it good dwelling house and garden,
occupied by Henry Turner This property is in good
situation for bark, in healthy and populous neghbor
hood. and well worthy man of business.
For ttrms which will ha n..rnne.j t:--,.truStv1
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MY. EAWara Smith,

may l.t-6m'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-12
italian LNstvinGs.

italian hNstvings.
ID ECE1VED, per Washington from New York
~ Italian lIsrings
Mandarine grapes. fine and heavy
Nankin and Canton do
Brown batStc
Gauze handkerchef in variety
Black cotton hosiery
Mems super gloves
Black levantne hdkfs
With many other desirable goods
june IS JAMES MCKENZIE & Co
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China, Glass, Stoneware, sc

China, Glass, StoneWare, Sc.
9HINA tea sets; Celtic do do
~ China coffee pots. sugars. and creams
Iusre do do ~ do
EnameIed glass bowls, pitchers, plates, castor
bottles, jees and saucers
Cut tumblrrs and wines, elegant patterns
Cut and plain lamps; Aint and common glass jars
Gut casters q, 5, and holes, plated
Moulded do, and 5, is red
Celtic tea cups and saucers, handled
Cut decanters il sets, elegant
Do ceieres split, Diamond, scooped. toncave, &
checked patterns
Do pitchers
Stone pitchers jars, kips, churns, milk pans, with
and without covers, sc &c. Also,
etI1cr eSJ-r-, r-so',-'-r
Carpet chain and cotton yarn -
Printing and wrapping paper
Mattresses of cotton, moss aud hair
Just received and for sale, very cheap, by
june 90 1ho w III ! 70.
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Yeas, Coffee, Brandy, &c.
cAMUEL MEssERsMIrH offersfor sale
- IS chests young Tyson TEAS, of yari.
IS sA ess.,. suopowde
a4 s ssn e sns; Sose. mperi'1 very reduced
10 half chests and boxes Y. n. pr''''
100 bags Rio and Porto Cabello coffee
S bags Jamaica pmento
10 do Sunatrs pepper
IS boxes and half boxes Bakers ( Tapham's
chocolate
IA pipes Cognac brandy, part of which is old
and fine, and wilde sold low to close sales
IA half pipes do, siegnette's brand
3ppes Holland gin
4 hhds New Orleans rum, 18th proof
80 bbls Baltimore wh:skey
Sherry and Madeira wine, in half pipes
renerihe and Lisbon do, in pipes
Malaga, Sherry, and Lisbon, n half Or. casks
800 bags shot, from the Phoenix Shot Tower Go.
A constant supply of all sizes, at the factory
$50 reams cap, post, and letter paper, from the
mandatory Of d. .Ames
90 reams straw paper
100 do common wrapping do
60 bundles bookbinders' and band box boards
I70boxes Muscatel, bunch and bloom Malaga RAJ.
sins
19 hhds w. 7. molasses2
do NO. do low. TO close sales
30 bblssugar house do
100 pieces German Iiess'ans
tons clean Russia hemp
10, 600 bushels Turks Island salt maren ~
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pANer

Paper.
lust received and for sale
81 so reams of cap paper
In Store.
100 barrels herrings
tune 90 JAMES ihWIN.
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Tanners @

m B3LS. Tanners oil, (superc cuty) Ian
NJ which will be sold low from wharf, by
June 2S-fWR&Ps) LINDSAY, HILL & Co.
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" COY CarAing y Manufacture

w oo\ Caraing D Manufacture
1T OCCOQUAN.
VIvHE public is respectfully informed that we have
i procured first rate CARD, and engaged an ex'
perienced CARDER, and are now ready to receive
WOOL, which we will endeavor to prepare in man.
ner satisfactory those who may favor us with Gus
tom. 'fa
The wool must be delivered at the mill in clean
condition. and free from sticks, stones, or any sub
stance that would injure the card. We would, in an
cases. prefer to furnish the grease and grease 1t.
terms will then be, eight cents per pound tor wool OF
one color, and ten cents per pound for mixed.
Besides the business which we may expect rom our
immediate neighborhood, we invite 1t from distance
and think we can offer superior inducements Per
sons who have WHEAT, will always find here ready
ard excellent market; and they can very conveniently
send their parcels of Wool at the same tune
The Manufacturing Establishments will furnish them
with Cotton Yarns, Seine Irvine, and C'''hs' upon "a
votable terms The abundance of our water power
too, will enable us TO prepare the parce's %.nou, ae
lsy. 90 900 % NJ
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-30

A GOOD ONE. By the following article, it will
be seen, that, whatever advantages our south.
ern friends promise themselves from the course
they have adopted towards the Indians, the lat.
ter eVlnce some shrewdness in making the best
OF it. Since John Randolph has gone to Rus.
STA what more suitable person could be found
to I'LL the seat formerly occupied by him, than
the Royal Mushalatubba
Montgomery, (.4iabama) June 6. Mushaia-
tubba, an Indian Chief of the Choc,aw Nation.
(long known as the devoted ard uniform friend
OF the whites,) in an address to the voters of
Mississippi, announces himself as a candidate
to represent them in Congress 1t is known
that the Legislature of that State has passed a
law extending its jurisdiction over all the In.
dian tribes within its boundaries, and confer.
ring on the natives the full rights of citizenship.
Should the right Of voting be granted to them,
(and under the law it cannot be withheld Mu.
shaatnbba will probably be elected, as the num-
Der of his countrymen is pei haps, greater than
that OF the whites. The good people of Mis-.
sissppi VIII probably not relish the idea OF hav-
ing his chefship for their representative, citi.
zen though he may be.
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WORCESTER:
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80. 1880.

The INDIANS The cruelties which are about
TO be inflicted upon the Indians by Georgia,
backed by the General Government. may bet
ter be imagined by bringing the case home to
ourselves Suppose then, for instance, that i,
should be required of tbs whole population of
Worcester County, (Which Is about equal in
number TO the Indians,) to leave their farms.
their comfortable habItations, and their i'm
provements, and to remove, in a mass, thou
sand or fifteen hundred miles into the wilder
ness What should we think of such requisi-
ton emanating, too, from those who have no
4ore right 60 reanira it, except the right of tho
strongest. than the man in the moon? Should
we submit, quietly and peaceably, to it Sup
pose then that we did not choose to remove,
and the power requiring our removal should
declare all our laws and regulations null and
void, and should "ertend" over us the authority
OF laws OF which we have no knowledge, and
which are incompatible with our habits and
usages Still the enormity of the procedure
would fall far short of tho case of Georpia and
the Indians To make the parallel complete,
they should send officers to establish their tri
bunals amongst us; they should inundate our
land with set of miscreant, unprincipled
wretches, of a language and color different from
ourselves, with liberty to plumber and destroy
our property, and to abuse and murder US, and
then deny us any satisfaction from an appeal TO
their laws, by refusing to receive our testimony
in their misnamed Courts of Justice.
All this-nay more than this--has been donc
by Georgia towards the Indians that State has
claimed tho fee simple of their territory, and
the Governor has issued his proclamation for.
bidding them to take away its products In all
this they are sanctioned by the present Nation.
al Administration, which has informed the In.
dams that they shall not interfere, although,
by 4 solemn treaty, and for valuable consider
alton, the United States has guaranteed to them
the title to the soil and tho jurisdiction of their
territory FOR EVER. The pages of history
do no: furnish a case Of equal atrocty and
wickcdness, psrpstrated by people, having any
claims to the character of enlightened and civ
;lized beings.
Such are the benefits which we begin to dc.
rive from the rule of a Military Chieftain."
Yet thore are, and with sorrow we speak it,
presses, even in Now England, psnsioned by a
corrupt and profigate administration, who jus.
tfy all these proceedings. and who would de.
lend any othcr acts Of the powers from which
they derive tho wages Of their suhssrviency,
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DIED

IrSutton, June 20, Mr.. Nathan Chace, aged &c.
IILancaster, June 16, Mr.. William Pollard, aged
70.-PrinterS in Maine, Neio Hampshire, Vermont,
andNetc York are requested to insert this death.
Inward, June II, Dea. Israel Jacobs, aged Co.
Priters in Netu York and Maine are requested to
iflSet this death.
isLeicester, June &c, very suddenly, Edwin A.,
sonof Robert Watson, aged IS.
Il Shrewsbury, June II, Miss Elizabeth Cutler,
agd 63.
Ii Holliston, June 10, Mr. Albert A. Marsh, aged
81 only son of Mr. Charles Marsh.
Ii TyBgsborough, June II Fitz Henry, son Of
Co. Jos. Butterield, aged Is months.
b Medfeld, 18th inst, Deacon Jonathan Wright,
a cry useful man, and exemplary Christian 26
years a deacon, and 90 years a member of the
Chrch, aged nearly So; the Oldest man in town.
h Dummerston, (Vt.) June 9, Miss Sally Goss,
agd %, daughter of Daniel Goss.
n Putney, tVt.) June /, Joseph Winslow, Esq,
aged SO.
In New Fame Vt May q, Frederick Orlando, aged
year, son of Mr.. Jacob A. Stoddard. May IS,
Mrs Mary ,relict of Rev. Aaron Crosby in the 8sth
year of her age. She native of Grafton, Ms
In Westmoreland, IN. H. Mr.. Abel Gleason,
aged 10.
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National Anniversary.

VIE Declaration of dependence will be
II celebrated at Hubbardston, on MoNDAY,
on J"iy neIt. An Grafton will be pronounced
by Rev A. ID. JONES. A company of Revolu-
tlonary Soldiers will honor the day with their at
tendance. The procession will form al Pierce
Inn, precisely at il O'Clock, and move under
the escort of the Hubbardston Rife Company,
to Mr.. Jones's Meeting House. The citizens
OF towns in this vicinity, without distinction of
party, are invited to attend. Entertainment
provided by L: Pierce. Single tickets 621 cts.
NO ardent spirits included. Suitable accom,no-
dations provided for Ladies.
BY order OF the Committee of Arrangements
Hubbardston, June 30 .26
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

Pursuant to resolve of the Ashburnham Tenn.
perahce Society, the several Temperance Societies
In the north part of Worcester County, based on
entire abstinence, are requested to send Delegates
to meet at Woods & loves Hall, in Ashburnham
on THURSDAY, the eighth day of July meet, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, for the purpose of forming an Asso-
citation to be designated the Worcester County
North District Temperance Association. The in
vitation is extended to all the friends of Temper
snce In the vicinity. BY order of the Society.
ENOCH WHETMORE, Secretary.
u An Address will be delivered in the Meeting
louise in the afternoon Of said day. Entertainment
ill be provided at Woods g. loves Hotel.
Ashburnham, June So
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To the Hon. the Justices of the


Supreme Judicial Court, holden at Wofces.
ter, in and for the County of Worcester, on
the second Tuesday of April, 1880:
" UMBLY shews, ELIZA MoSreomtny Of
a. n Spencer, in said County, tina, she is the
lawful wife of John B. Montgomery, late of En-
fold, in the County Of Hampshire, Laborer, to
whom she was married, at said Enfield, in the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
nineteen, that she has, until deserted by her
husband, ever conducted towards him as faith
ful. true, and affcctionate wife Yet, the said
John b., regardless of his duty and obligations
IN this behalf, has frequently deserted and re-
fused to provide for her, and her children, and
especially has during the last eighteen months
wholly deseriod her and neglected to provide
any means Of maintenance for her or her chill.
dren, leaving them entirely destitute thereof
and has during that time remained in parts I'M
known to the Petitioner. Your Petitioner fur
Their shews, that she is now the owner in fee Of
certain lands and tenements, in the town of
Enfield aforesaid, the income of which is neces-
ssry for her support, but the same is without
her control. and she derive no benefit from
the same, until divorced from the said John.
Wherefore, she prays that such proceedings
nIay be had in the premises. that she may be
lawfully divorced, a meRSa ct thor0, from the
said John, and that her lands aforesaid may be
restored to her, and sneh alimony granted out
of his estate, as to the Court may seem lit and
proper. And as in duty bound will ever pray.
ELIZA MONTGOMERY.
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NOTICE

AMT NOTICE.
w E, the subscribers, having been appoint.
ed by the Hon. Nathaniel Paine, to receive and
examine the claims Of creditors to the Estate of
MARY CALDWELL, late of Barre, deceased,
represented lnsolvent do hereby give notice,
that SIX months are allowed from the 9Th day
of April last past TO said creditors to bring in
and prove their claims,-and that we shall At.
tend that service at the house of MIR. A. Hath
away, in said Barre, on Wednesday, the first
day of September next, and on the sixth day Of
October, from 3 o'clock to 6, P. M, on each of
said days.
NATH'L. HOUGHTON.
ARCH'D BLACK, ComTS
Barre, May %, 1880. %26
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MA X r TE n.

In Swanzey, IN. H. Mr.. James Clark of Royals
on, to Miss Susan F. Morse of Swanzey.
In Newton, June Is, Mr.. Nahum Ayres of New
eraintree, to Miss Sarah King, daughter of Dea.
NOAH King of the former place
In Boston, Mr. Reuben Wood, IT,, of Upton, to
Miss Milley Lord.
lnSanbornton, (N.H. Benjamin Galley, IT,, to
Many Thomas-both sirteen wears Of age.
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Barre, May %, 1880
NOTICE.

AMT NOTICE.
Wv E, the subscribers, having been appoint.
ed by the Hon. Nathaniel Paine to receive and
examine the claims of creditors to the Estate OF
of NATHANIEL STONE, late Of Barre, de
ceased, represented insolvent, do hereby give
notice, that six months are allowed from the
fifteenth day of April last past to said creditors
to bring in and prove their claims,--and that
we shall attend that service at the house of MIR
A. Hathaway, in said Barre, on Wednesday,
the 18th day of September, and on Friday, the
18th day of October next, from one o'clock till
five, 2. NJ, on each of said days
NATH'L. HOUGHTON,
CHA's. SlBLEY, O0" u.s.
Barre, May 81, $780, 26.
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CoMNoEwEALrH OF MAssAcRussrrs

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
Worcester, SIS. Supreme Judicial Court, Wor.
cester, April Term, 1880.
On the Libel aforesaid Ordered, That the
Libelant notify the said John B. Montgomery
to appear before the Justices of this Court, at
the next term thereof to be holden. at Worces-
ter aforesaid, on the first Tuesday of October
next, by publishing an attested copy of tho Lii
bel aforesaid and of this order thereon, in /" The
Massachusetts Spy, and Forester county i'd
rertiSsr," newspaper printed in Worcester,
in said County, three weeks successfully, the
last publication TO be thirty days, at least, be.
fore the sitting of said Court, that he may then
and there shew cause, if any he has, why the.
prayer thereof should not be granted.
Attest: ABIJAH BIGELOW, Clerk.
copy of the Libel, and of the order Of Court.
thereon.
26 Attest: ABIJAH RIGELOW. Clerk.
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AUCTION.

"lLL be sold to the highest bidder, THIS
w. DAY, the 3Oth inst, at three o'clock,
z; M M at Hathaway's Inn, Washington Square,
with iron axles, suitable for 5 or horses; Wag-
On i1oIreeSSs, 81 ---i~- ~---r1., NaeLs
among which are standing Casks, iron bound
and painted, worthy the attention of Grocer
Porter Bottles,-and variety of articles, the
property Of the late firm of Trumbull & Ward.
GEO. A. TRUMBULL.
Worcester June 30
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NOTICE.

The citizens of this town, disposed to commemo
ite the approaching anniversary of American In.
ependence, on Monday next, are requested &c
ieet, THIS EVENING, at Stockwells Inn. al
alf past seven O'Clock, to make the necessary ar
sBgements. lime "a
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TO MANUFACTURERS.

VENHE subscriber having made arrangements
nj with two Houses in each of the Cities of
New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, for che
sale of Domestic Goods, and other Manufao-
lures, either at public or private sale. offers has
services to those who may have occasion for a.
Commission Merchant, guaranteeing to have
the business as faithfully done as ii could be by
the owner
Having authority TO draw, and make cash ad-
vances, he fatters himself that in many instan.
ces, with knowledge of the three markets, he
can make better sales than can in any other
way be effected.
For further particulars, inquire of Messrs.
RICE & MILLER.
HENRY Z. NEWCOMB.
Worcester, June 30 26tf
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A CARD.

III TAVERN STAND, formerly occupied
by him and lately by Mr.. Bsnister, near The
Worcester Bank, and has refittsd and newly fur
nished the mouse in such style that he hopes to
satisfy all who may call upon bin. Ifneatness
Of the house, care in furnishing the larder, and
diligence in attention to the comforts of guests,
will ensure success, he trusts that he shall re-
ceive share of public patronage.
CYRUS STOCKWELL.
Worcester, June 80. %
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Worcester,ss Probate Office, June "a, 1850
10 the Heirs of WILLIAM SWAN, late of Smith
field, IN the State Of Rhode Island. deceased, ana
to oil Others concerned IN the Estate OF said de-
ceased. GREETING
WOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IL see fly at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County. IN the first Tues
day in August next, at ten of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why License should not be
granted to sell and convey the whole of said de.
ceased's Real Estate lying and being within the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,. and in the
County of Worcester, for the payment of debts,
charges, &c; and J GU will be heard thereon.
go NATH'B PAINE, j. Prob
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The CENSUS, We have some additional n.
formation relative to the Census, and have con-
menced table showing the result, and con-
parison with the last census, which we shall
continue as the necessary information is rec,ir.
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YoRK. PENN June :

YORK, (Penn June 70.
A farmer in the neighborhood of York Ha-
ven, last week sent his son to the field to bring
nome sCytiI0 which had boon lvft thsr~- Tho
boy remained so long that a person was des-
patched to look after him. Upon arriving near
where the scythe was left, 1t was seen hanging
on the fence, and the boy found dead on the
opposite side. In attempting to get over he had
cut his thigh to the bone, dividing the femoral
artery, and bled to death before he was discov-
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Mr.. Nicholas Norris of Baltimore Comfy,
has, at his farm, Mulberry Grove. situate shout
two and half miles from Baltimore, or the
York road, oo,oO0 woims now engaged in spin
ming silk.
1--WE may add that at Mulberry Grove
in Leicester, about the same number of silk
worms are now engaged in eating, preparatory
to the spinning of silkl
" The PROBATE CoUEr for July, coumen.
cos in this town, on Tuesdsy next.
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however unjust or Odious they might be. We
believe the people will properly appreciate the
Valuet be affixed to any thing emanatine from
such source.
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A NOVELTY.
Elegant american Cut Glass.

tV'tE O1"'C' VCUV'S OWE UtttSSs
TENHE subscriber respectfully informs the in
III habitants of Worcester and its vicinity
that he has again returned to this place. and
has for sale, at the room under DR.. Buffers
office, splendid assortment of elegant CUT
GLASS.-such as DEcANTERs, TumpLERs,
WINES, FRUIT Dishes, Sc &C.
From the fiattering encouragement which he
has received in Providence, Springfield, and
Northampton, and from the qualification there
expressed at the superior quality and high finish
of his Glass, he is induced confidently to solicit
an examination of his extensive assortment.
lie will remain in town but few days. He
can be found at the Worcester Hotel
u The above will be exchanged, las here.
tofore) for old Gold, Silver, Watches, Gentle
mems Wearing Apparel, &c. &c.
June 80. B. SOLOMON