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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-19

Eew FALL Goods.
aye -eccvei by packets President and George
:. srom Philadelphia and New York, part of
tx, which enables to Offer on H.
super blue. black, olive green, brown and
l.:xed cloths
,se cloth cassmeres and satnests
>ss gets ana Hsnn,ls. plainand printed baizes
so aud common circass
ia msazines and bombazetts
Fs1ncs sw an. down and toinet vcstinRz
catch and English plsids; plain and pl d&sfnblets
lsii.u usrings and gros de Naples
in !ryautine. senche and sarsnets,
: 4 and 54 nodes; sstns and horences
i,.,,an AMI French Grapes pongee
Herino scarfs, shaw and hdkfs, some extra quality
Plain white merino shawis neat article
,hhet. barage and silk handserchiefs
English AN India bandannoes
Italian sDd !}arce,ons crava,s
Plain aud printe jsconet do
IRISH table disper ITO l04
Do linsns and sheetngs, black and brown Holland
w,'led sscking; buriaps and osnaburgs
A genera a,e' rtn. ~ #
DOME 7JC COTTON GOODS;
consisting, III par, OF
Tckings
Bleschtd aud brown sheetings and shiTtings
t..dcy d turAiure plald-,
Gotten csnsburgs, C. Sc
Al, of which hsyc been selected by experienced
dealer SEQ r * " RIGHT
OCT Corner Of King and H. yai streets.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-19
w God.

additional supply of Nails Of every size, this day
n received by A. C.. CAZENOYE Co.
oct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-19
Castor OIL (.

F>HE subscribers have just received six barrels of
j very superior Castor.oil, ade from the crop
of castor beans, which they offer for sale
oct 8 NJ. 4 S. ~. JANNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-19
proposMls by Mary RarneY.

For publishing, on the first day of November next. and
on the beginning of every month thereafter. in the
City OF Baltimore, Periodical Work, to be en-.
titled
THE NATIONAL MAGAZINE
Or L-ADPS EMPORIUM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-19
Cheese.
MackereA aud Moss,

~0BBIS No 5 msckerel. 9 bales moss. on board
. Of schr. E,sssth, et Twins wharf, and for sale
nv }AMkS IRWIN.
ccte
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-19

TUvHE subscriber respectable informs his friends and
the public that he has removed his establishment
nPxt door To the rankin House Hotel, q few door
below his old stsnd where he continues to carr, the
Cnddl. HnrnaSs CrIInk hnSineaa
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-13
ITO be continued ]
FROM ne Norfolk Free Press.
THE DINNED

On Tuesday, at Jobnsons Hotel in copforn;,,, IN
preceding arrangements, most sUmptuous and sDlen
did dinner was given to COL TaosAs Nryvyo,s o,,
Iate representative in the 2lst Congress- This cen
ueman has represented the Norfolk District fnSS 20
yearS-has uniformly fulfilled the cxpertations and
"isheS OF his constituents, by constant and unre
.ted attention TO their local interests as wei as de-
Toto9 and close application 10 national CONCERNS
Col' Newton was. for many years, Chairman of fhe
Co'lhi'tee on Commerce, to the complex and iupor
'dlt guAes OF which he ably and nlefatjrablv do
so'eu, through several different administrations bo
was paced at tile head Of this Committee in which
Chai9cei nc sustained, TO the utmost, the interest
anu oiShlty OF the country, and acquitted himself in
m IespGcts, as The fihal and intelligent representa-
uSc oitbe nation. But it seems that a lone pub;c
me- spent in furthcrance of the best finte
ests o. the republic, and the LOCAL benof,s
through his activity, talents and zeal brought bon,o
" MS immaculate constituents combined were MT suf
o1 guarantees of his right and privileges as n man
representative OF the people, under the iron hand
VI .dchS0fhah InIsrule. This venerable public ser
an mas pGen superseded, as Chairman of the Com
I'ee OF Commerce, after the long, able and efficient
Ienuered by The ioisdo1n Of the present Sneo
Lnougn with attempted mockery, retained as
& lbls is not ALL II has fallen to the lot of
i'He| " me House of Representatives. to be re-
Joeteo MS seat, during the present session under cir
.u'n9ta"ces the most unheard of unparalleled and
nPutous mat ever stained the archives of Conorees
= nose circumstances and results have heretofore
Trough the columns of this Press been briefly oIven
W ths Worlo. tie has, however, submitted with cha
'''''f's'ic o'gpI'y and comVosurc 20 that Decision
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-13
by y. g. AndcLsdn. fienry Clay, OF kcniu,S
"Nlore true Joy Marcellus exiled, feels. I

by ~ {. AndcLsdn--Henry Clay, OF kcniuSv
"Nore true Joy Marceus exied feels
ETHAN Cesar, with a Senate M his hrr,s
Ky John Harrell, of Nansemond ClryIm honest
TO DC oved or admired by the hirelns supporters of cou
much of patriot statesman 10 he iony
suffered by the American people remain private c;,~e
by an absent frend--Ihc Hon. Thomas Newton
"Nho noble ends by noble obtains
"Or failhng smiles in exile and i'm chains;
Like good Aureius lie, him reign or bleed.
- . Like Socrates that mau is great intiecd.''
by Capt T. X BeaeThosc who voted for of 1912
who voted against it, Federais,s
=" here are the Republicans nowEcho answers-Where are
they? ~ ''
by Jacob Iarthorn and Refron-Thev re-
more loudly called for than ever, and the People have
heard the voice. tl'. - ~
by Ghest--Hcnry Clay--The father of the American
Syse'--,e champion of S. American Intependence--,he
Missouri Metatorl,ke the sturdy of his Wes,e,
Forest he stands unscae amidst hunderires and r,
nilgs of the political elements. 80
BY Joseph I. Allyn-cnry Clay--The srea, solar umIna
ry OF our political horizon
By Joseph O. MaisneThomas Newton, Esn--He has been
aeatcd but not conqucred this fact hope TO prove at the
| ens,ing election. " ~
ny Edwin Waker Civil iibcrty-Bes and longest prcser-
VEG ny faithful and impartial administration the laws
inns was truly "ieast of reason, and the soul"
About one honed and seventy shared in , sun,p,uos
banquet and a, early hour left the perfect GOOD orer
| and with the hes, feelings $3.50 '
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-13

81, II, %, %, IS, 8, 50, As. te.
Drawing of the Delaware and South Carolina Lot.
terry, Class No. 6:
%, %, %, so, II, 60, 18, 81, Ia.
'a>HE3 imported YOUNG TRUFFLEs am entire
N Horse of the beat blood in England, will
s.ana at the village OF Barboursvile, the ensuing
season TO commence on the LIST March, and end ON the
SUN June. Pie price of the season will be thirty
dollars, paid within, and forty dollars if paid bevond
thc season. Fifty dollars to insure mare in foal,
ana dollar to the groom. Three hundred acres Of
land covered with various grasses and well watered
WIN be afforded gratis for the exclusive use of the
mares sent. Better more abundant pasturaae could
not be desired. o
This beautiful and hig-bred Horse. bourb. nv
James Barbour, Esq at public sale of Walkers;
me stud OF horses i'll London, on the 9Th June last
is dark bay, sixteen hands high, OF fine form and
great activity, and needs only to be seen TO no adj
mired. His age (he being only six wears old last
spring. adds much to his other good qualities I'm
ported horses are generally too old before they are
Drought to this country Young Prufile was SO in
Jnred IN his first training, whilst he was the propnr
VI the Duke de Guiche that he never ran His
fedgree Is in the annexed certificate reference to
winch VIII show any one convcrsant with such sub
JeIis that ne is OF the purest blood in England He
will be exhibited at the Court-houses of AIbemarIo
Louisa ana Orange, the first day of their respcctivn
Ma eh courts.
N. b. If any ore will send five mares, the price
OF one VIII be remttcd and if mure sent to him this
season, fali, she will be insured the next at the ric
of the season. P'''1
Two FLIES, from any State in The Union, having
won purse CT $500, will be put gratis; the first
applicants to have the preference. Care viii bo
taken to prevent accidents, but will not be respon
slo'e Tor thein' S. w. YAGER,
For James Barbour, Esr.
Barboursvillc, Jan. 2O;I, 1880 -1e'i'
,r, 18Th June, 1929.
This Is to certify, the brown Horse sold by me TO
James Barbour, Esq. bred by the Duke de (;uche
got by Iru1ile out of Helen by Wbskey, her dam
Brown Justice by Justice, out of Xenia bv Ch,Fon
ger NarloPpe by Eclipse. Trunle covered in 1920.
at 10 guineas. He was got by Sorccrer out of Horn
by Lass, by Buzzard, her dam Puzzle, by Matchem
Princess, by Herod.
Signed RICIfD TATTERSArr
Hyde Park Corner, London
at 1000 guineas- n ~ If"''
ian 25-wI2tc " -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-13
EoR TuIE VINO.

y no THE AMERICAN EAGLE.
Bird of the lieavens whose infant fnrm
Was cradfd IN the thunder cloud,
Whose lullaby in accents loud
WAS sung amlI the roaring storm,
Sweep or, sweep on, majestic one.
Thro realms OF fadcless either roam,
Till thy bright pinio,;- bear thee home
To thy high mansion in the sun.
For thou uert born, proud oac, to soar
Above this earth and r1cancr things.
TO range upon thy trelcss wings
And sport amid the tempest's roar.
Bird of the heavens, when Freedom, broke
The chain that despots DER her threw,
And now lonely exile flew
Far from the tyranl's CALLING yoke,
Twas thine, proud one, at heavens command
Aiott to bear her angel form
Unscath'd amid the battle storm,
70 this her lov'd and chosen land.
Into thy mighty hand she gave
The star gemni'd banner of the FREE,
Whose azure folds DER land ard sea,
in triumph and in glory wave.
And thine it is to hover nigh
Where freedom leads her dauntless van,
And firmly stands that patriot band
Whose vow is sworn ''to do or dc:
10 snow that banner S stars on high
Where falls to earth each covering foe,
And nerve each arm that strikes below
qhe Flag Of Death or Liberty"
Child Of the sun! still mayst thou roam
Fore'cr uncaS'd by tyrants hand,
The emblem of my native land,
Of freedoms only chosen home.
Q! mayst thou ever be the bright
And matchless rover of the SKY.
Thy cloud top'd eyry hung on high
Upon the mcantan's dizzy height.
Fly on, then, fly, bright bird of day.
And as thou seek'st thy home OH high,
The PGan shout OF Liberty,
Shall cheer thee ,hro' thy pathlcss way.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-13
NoRFoLK, April 10.

NoRroLK, April 10.
we learn from Capt. Curtis, who arrived here
Yesterday, from Angostura via st. Thomas, that the
treaty recently concluded between the Bolivcrian
there previous to his departure (vz. ead January
and ratified by the people in favor of the latter Ey
cry thing was then tranquil in that section of the Re-
public.-I Beacon ~ ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-13

" The CoNsTIrUT1oEAL WING is published 1,cicc .
week. (fuesdays and Fridays) five dollars no, Ar
nun, payable in advance. fS '"-
u For advertising-75 square Tor less, o Tho
hrst insertion, and so for each continuance rh
nuei o. insertions must be noted the MS otherwise
'hey WIZ be continued and charged accordingly
AleteTs TO The Editors be post paid or thev
woes Oh chartered specie paying Banks of any of
the States will be receivedin payment Tor snh.;y "
e "ng' though Virginia or U. States Bank Notes oo1J
9e preferred; and remiances can be made ,brocb 80
cost Office at the risk OF the Editors e" mo
" Previous to discontinuancs of the mans, Ill,
saIagcs must be paid up And those who NAV VEL y,
ic0nanuc' WI notify the Edorsto Thai effect an as,
scrfS;ed ''' PsF'o' e%piresfcr which hey SUB
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-13

rIom me baltimore Hmertcuil, of .4pri[ 9.
FROM VALPARAISO.-The ship LAFAYETTE.
HaFdie arrived at this port yesterday from Vaparai
so, whence she sailed on The 10th January.
1T appears that the country was quite in an unset
tied state. The following remarks are contained in
the paper of the latest dates ssThc critical stne i'm
winch all mercantile transactions and speculations
are at present, Is very alarming. Nobody now con-
sders ms fortune secure, for at each step he hears
rumours of war and desolaton. The bonds which
nave united US in well organized society md which
constituted the glory of Chill have been found TO no
only inaginary.-The Chilian flag has been treated
wtth the same contempt that it received in the t;es
OF disorder ana OF crimes Unfortunate Chill. who is
the author of all of your misfortunes,
ut is now said that the chief Porras Joined bv the
people in the province of Colchagua has arrayed him
self against the actual government, that the move
nlents OF Llgua have been in opposition TO the gov
ernment; that In the capital disagreement has
taken place between General Prieto and captain uen
eral Freyre; that the junta will not last more Than
eight days-in fine, we feel repusnance in writing
all that we hear.We believe the day is not far dis
tant When we shall have to go, las celebrated Amer
ican Minister in Buenos Ayres was Obliged TO dol and
inquire, who governs u.s."
RiODE JANEIRO.-rhe brig IToratio. at New
DIRK In I8 days from Rio de Ja-ero brings pa pers
the 18th February.
Emanuel J. West. Esq. United States Charge d. AZ
iairs was landed at Rio from the ship Alfred Feb.
9TH, IN bad health, and died on the 9Th
The H. 5. ship Hudson, sailed 8th Feb for Rio de
Ia Plata all well.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-13
TOBACCO

EpLhN IERS are respectfully informed, that all
n Tobacco consigned to us for the future st,.I, I
received INTO the Ware House free Of drayape from
me Basin or the Dock. Freight, &c paid when re
qucsed, by W. & r. BTJRT0M'
. apr I0-y3tc Inspectors Seabrooks
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-13
Drawing of the Grand Consolidated Lottery.
Glass No =. 49,

81, II, %, %, IS, 9, 50, As. te.
Drawing of the Delaware and South Carolina Lot.
terry, Class No. 6:
"a, S., SO, SO, II, 60, 18. 81. Il.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-05-19
Westminster .Acaden.y.

A CONVENIENT Building has been erect.
IN ed for this Institution, which is pleasantly
situated, and commands delightful prospect.
1t is on the Great Northern Route from Boston
to Albany, through marlborough, and on the
Road from Keene to Providence, through Wor-
cester. The School will be opened on MONDAY,
the Eth instant, under the instruction of Mr..
FRANKLIN JONES, graduate from Amherst Col
lege. HIS experience and high reputation as a
teacher, it is hoped, will secure for this infant
Institution liberal share of public patronage.
No pains will be spared to place this on an
equality with the most approved Academies in
the country. A set of Globes, and other neces-
sary apparatus will be furnished for the schol-
ars, who will receive instruction in all the vari-
Gus branches usually taught in similar Schools.
A teacher of the French Language will be pro-
cured, and distinct Female Department COM
menced, whenever there shall be a sufficient
number of scholars to warrant the expense
Particular attention will be paid to their moral
and religious instruction, and general deport-
ment. A courser of Biblical Lectures will be
delivered for their benefit; and occasional Lee
lures on the various branches of Science. To
which they may attend.
Tuition will be 80 por quarter, to which
small addition will be made for those advanced
in the Languages. Board may be had in re-
spectacle families, from 81 to I,50 per week.
CYRUS MANN, In behalf of
FLAvEL CURING, the Perpetrators
Westminster, May 12.
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academy in DudLey.
TVHIs Institution is now under the

WNHlS Institution is now under the super
n intendence of Mr.. SANFORD LAwroN,
who has taken the charge of it upon his own
responsibility. The building, which is spa
cious one, has been neatly fitted up for the ac-
eommodation of large number of boarders.
An accomplished and highly respectable Lady
has been employed to take charge of the board
ing department, who is in all respects well
qualified The Preceptor and his wife will
board with the family, and have the entire SUI
pervision Of the students. Those who may be
disposed to patronize the School, by sending
their sons or daughters, may be assured that
the strctest attention will be paid to their NOR
ais and manners, and that no pains will be
spared to facilitate their progress in intellec-
tual improvement Terms of tuition: For
those pursuing the Languages, $4,33,-for
those attending to English studies, 1888
Price of Board in the family with the Precep-
tor, including washing, 81 So
" The next term will commence on the
third Wednesday of June
SANFORD LAWTON, Preceptor.
Dudley, Nav 10
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-05-19
BAR IRON g. STEEL.
JOSEPH PRATT & CO..

No. HeyaoOOd T. Paine's Buildings, Wash
sngtOn-Squdre,
AFFER for sale, on the most reasonable
" terms,-
80 tons of Swedes, assorted, fiat. and square
Iron;
Flat, from l inch to inch wide;
Square do. do. to inch;
~ tons English Round, Square, and Flat Iron !;
Round, from inch to 3-16inch;
Square do. inch to II inch;
Flat, from 6 to II inch wide;
10 tons of o. S. Iron P s. l.;
tons of Slit Rods and Plates;
3 do. of Horse Nail Rods, (made from the best
of Old Sable Iron selected, warranted of
superior quality;
II tons Swedes Steel;
Il do. German do. of various stamps, such as
Halbuck, Hasanclaver a. Sons, and Eagle
Best English and American BLISTERED
STEEL, TUB STEEL, together with
good assortment of CAST STEEL;
Axle, Bar, Sledge, and Plough Share Moulds
Axle Moulds, made from the best of Salisbury
refined Iron;
Also, large Team Wagon, Stage, Chaise,
and one-horse Wagon Axles and Boxes, fitted
with Nuts;
Pipe Boxes, from % to ! inch, trimmed smooth ;
Darby's Patent Cart and Wagon Boxes, from
6 to q inches.
u The above will be sold cheap for cash or
approved credit.
Worcester, Dec. 30 If
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POO Fresh LeghOrns.

UST received by the subscriber, a Cases
- fresh LreHoRN BoLIvARs, Paris bleach
ana OF superior texture; containing the largest
and most elegant assortment ever offered in this
County. These Hats were purchased recently
In New York, at Auction, for Cash, and will be
sold sgd per cent. lower than the same Nos
were last season.
Also, 81 Packages NEW SPRING GOODS,
comprising general assortment among which
are 70 pieces Broad Cloths, from $l,l2 to So;
iOO pieces stout Prints, at IL cents, warranted
fast colors; 25 pieces, new style, very rich do.
IS dozen super. Kid Mitts, at IL cents per pair
10000 yards stout, heavy Sheetings, at 10
cents, warranted superior to the celebrated
Waltham Goods; Bales Shirtings, Tickinps,
Ginghams, &c. &c.
" The above are offered for cash Only.
Those purchasing with Cash will find it much
for their interest to call and examine them be.
fore making their selections
N. BALDWIN.
Shrewsbury, April %. 6w17
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iPA CARD.

Mr.. MARCHANT, through the medium
4vA of the Spy, wishes to express his mind
fulness for the attentions already bestowed upon
the productions of his Pencil, by the Ladies and
Gentlemen of Worcester aud, furthermore,
that he holds himself in situation, at present,
to furnish those who have expressed wish to
obtain Likenesses by him.
But, he is under the necessity of saying, that
it will be impossible to reckon upon the duration
OF his stay they are, therefore, respectfully
requested to apply soon.
As it must be obvious to all Mr.. Ms. ac-
quaintance, it may be deemed almost super
huous to add, that prolongation of his visit at
Worcester, would be highly pleasing to himself
and family, but, being anxious that much of
his time may be filled with engagements in his
profession, he is forced to be influenced by his
prospects.
Tuesday, Goth April. 16tf
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CROCKERY WIRE.
MOSES POTTER & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE
DEALERS IN
CrOckery, Glass g. China Ware,

IT No SO Cheapsidc, PRovrDENoE,
- II AVE received their Spring Stock of Blue,
Black, and Brown Printed Ware a complete
assortment of Enameled and Cream Coiored
Goods, including every article called for by the
country merchant; Glass Ware, of all descrip-
tons; Gilt and Mahogany Framed Looking
Glasses; Brass Andirons; Brass Lamps; Block
Tin Tsapots-all of which they offer to the
traders at manufacturers prices
M. T. & Co. having one of the most extern
sive stocks in the country, are determined to sell
as Ioe0 as can be bought elseaohere. Goods can
be taken from the rear of their Ware House,
and put aboard Canal Boats, without the dam
age OF carriage over the pavements. The mer-
chants OF Worcester County are respectfully
invited to call and see for themselves.
Any Goods bought of M. p & Co., and not
proving as good as they state them to be, may
be returned, and they will pay the freight o
the same
N. b. Crates repacked carefully, on the
shortest notice.
" 65 assorted Crates, in original packages,
just received and for sale as above.
Providence, April %. 6w17
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NEW GOODS.
SWAN & WILLIAMS

lave just received from New York their
n spring supply of
STAPLE and FANCY GOODS.
Eoulard Prints and Muslins,
Linens and Lawns,
Linen Cambrics and Linen Cambria Hdkfs..
Plain and fig'd Battiste, all colors,
Green Barfege, for Wells,
splendid assortment of Fancy Handk'fs,
Elegant Gauze and Thibet Scarfs,
Pongees; black and mix'd Camblets,
Thread Laces and Edgings,
Black, White, and Scarlet Merino Shawls,
Valencia and Raw Silk do,
Silks and Satins,
A beautiful assortment Of Bonnet Ribbons,
Hair and Belt do,
Horse-skin Mitts & Gloves, warranted good,
French Bombazine, for summer coats,
Hastings, Drillings, Stripes, Beaverteens,
&c, for summer wear,
A variety of Ginaharos &.S.r------
ALSO ~
A large assortment of LEGHORN BON
VETS, which will be sold 25 per cent. less than
asst years prices.
Worcester, April %. CIV
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.AnOther TOaUn .Meetine.

A the Town Hall, on THURSDAY, The goth
IN instant, at 3 o'clock, P. NJ, to act on the
following articles:
]. To choose Moderator to preside in said
meeting.
g To hear the Report of the Selectmen on
the subject of the revision of the Jury Box; and
confirm the list prepared by them, or make such
alterations therein as they may deem expedient.
3. To see if the Town will pass any By Laws,
or form any regulations respecting the duties
and compensation of the Sexton in relation to
the burial of the dead or adopt any other
measures pertaining to the foregoing subject
which they may consider just and proper.
a. To see if the Town will make such en-.
largement of the Engine House on the Com
mon as to accommodate the members of Engine
Company No. A, and prevent the apparatus be-
longing thereto from going into state of dilap-
idation; and raise a sum Of money sufficient to
defray the expenses of making this improve.
ment, if adopted.
BY order of the Selectmen
SAMUEL WARD, Constable.
Worcester, May H.
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COpdrtnership Notice.

Copartnership Notice.
NVHE subscriber respectfully gives notice,
u that he has taken Mr.. SMITH HILLS into
partnership with him. Their business will be
conducted under the firm of
HENRY ALLEN g. co.
They offer for sale a general assortment
of AMERICAN, EUROPEAN, & w. /.
GOODS & GROCERIES CROCKERY,
GLASS, HARD & HOLLOW WARE
DRUGS & MEDICINES, PAINTS, OIL,
&c. &c. Also, general assortment of CAB
met FURNITURE; Elegant Fancy and
common CHAIRS of all descriptions and supe-
rior finish; High Post, Field, French, & COM
mon BEDSTEADS; Toilette Tables, Wash
Stands, &c. &c. All the above will be sold at
the lowest cash prices. HENRY ALLEN.
Leominster, April %. 8wI7