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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-28
Esm lhs Columbia Telescope.

SOUTH CAROLINA CONVEN ZION.
'hs Coa e0tinn Of the people OF Soath Caro-
INA met yesterday, clothed with the sovereign
power u the State.
> ID. Miller was called to the chair pro tenn
Ane' winch the me mcers exhibited their creden-
0a,s' and enrolled cheir names.
James Hamilton. Jr. was then chosen Presi-
sent OF the Conven ton
Isaac W Hayne was appointed Clerk, A. s.
johnston. Printer. C. o. Duke, Messenger,
aud ]. B Rulton, Doorkeeper.
r, Committee consisting Of Jacob Bond l'on,
,lomas Pinck uey, and ]. B. O'Neale. was APP
=, s."5se 'oprepare rules for the government OF
A'ssolu,lsi, was adopted that the President
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Just IN Time.

4 ND la.d;ng this morning from on board the schr
y President. from New York. the following articles
com3risins Solids Escuents and Vandsin time, and
timely for the season:
so doz London Brown Stout in quart and pint
bnules
so baskets Table Salt
dozen jars liavannah Sweetmea's
case Gouver jelly
cases Canton conservated Ginger
10 boxes Olives. Cspers and hnchovics
6 boxes Italian Mackaroons and Vermacel i
boxes Geneva Citron.
so, half and quarter boxes Rsisins
Is drums Suliana Rsisns snd Figs
~ kegs Sun do low prices
10 qurter boxes Prunes
10 do do with fancy invoucrums
500 lbs Grecian Currsnts
500 los soft she'led Almonds
S cases shellcd do
do German Toys, beautifully assorted
English Walnuts, paimnuts and Ground Nuts
csse aciduisted Lemon Drops, &C. sc.
And many other articles daily expected. which will
be par,icularized in future advertisement.
nov 273t JoiI,i B. HEPBURN.
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George >. Nough

GaOrgS ,. N0NSh
lNTILT open To day ahsndsorc assortment of SIa
w PIE II FANCY GOODS in addition to his
Early Fall supply; am ng which are =
10 pieces super Browns. olives, Blacks, Blues
and Iixed CLOTHS
Middle quality do
Cassimeres and Ssttineis
Rose and Point Blankets
GAUGE and other flannels
Drab Krrsers, F.ushings, and Stout Cassincts
for seryants-very cheap
Plain, Striped and Plaid inseys
Long and short W0olen Stockings
Cotton Carpcting lson.e very Handsomely
Gro de.Naps, Ius,rngs, Levantnes and Node
black Poui, de suie, superior and new article
pieces wa,ered aud Figured Pultowa Silk
(splendd)
Fur Cap and Nan!iiss
Large assortment of Co.ored Cambrics, Of near
" all coors
superfne Long Lawns aud irish Linens
Linen Cambria; di'tn tidkfs
10 pieces English and Fra ch Mernos
Nerino Circassians and - ms azettes
Common aud 4 BLACK Is ,rLbazenes, cheap
Cross barr'a Mus.ns amd Camb les. Null Mus.
Inns; low priced and fine Books
Figured Alusiins for Curtains
Green, Maroon. brown, Olive, Purple and BIZ
Silk Vevets
Back Lyons silk Velvet for Vests
Silk aad worsted VeStiugs
Cotton, Wor.,ed. Mohair and SILK Hosiery IN
great variety
Damssk. BArnse,. Bird Eye and Russia Diapers
Blue and Green Table and Piano Covers, some
beautiful
Figured I}aizes Tartan Plaid
Goat liair Cambiets
Great variety Fancy iIdkfs, Shaws and Wells
New and superior style English and French
(hnizes
Bang.up Cords (chesp)
With almost every article in the Dry Goods line.
COITON EARN.
Having the agency OF a Cotton F.ctor,, he has now
or hand u considerable quantity aud Ni soon have
ncr. s,ortnent Of ali numbers which will be sold
ut the Baltimore prices.
ll-tl mo II d3ta cot I.
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COMMERCIAL.

PHILADELPHIA MARKEr-Nov. &C.
Ol-Sperm. winter strained and fall, We still
quote =, our last prices. The supply about equal
to the demand. We have heard Of ne heavy
transactions in the market
CandIcs-Sperm So steady.
Coffee No large sales have taken place dur
,nr the past week In small quantities for home
use. we quote ST Domingo Isl mos and Isl
cash. Rio IA 4 mos Havana Isl c.
Sugar--Rrown Havana, SO 25. 6 mos New DR.
TENS, a small lot sold Cor good.
Ma.kerel-Stiil may rank at our quotations
OF last week, except No. /. which are shade
higher; but the price we think will no, be main
tanned. the article is coming IN freely anu the sup
DIV more than equal to the demand.
Plaster-.ls dull, sales at S475 have taken
place.
Flour-'rhe stock Of wheat flour on hand is
small. out the transactions during the past week
having been limited, the supply has proved eqnal
Ia the demand Sales have been made at SO l2i
and 95; we should be inclined tn quote the
article at the former. Rye Flour, scarce, aud
NJ safes worthy Of note!
Corn Meal--SI5 IS per puncheon and 80
per barrel
Grain.-About 10000 bushels North River
Barley arrived in all last week. for Brewers At
the time il vas purchased, our farmers held back,
aud the article was scarce; 1t i>now more plenty.
Wheat, prime, 81 "a, fair 60 locking up, as
we think all descriptions Of stain are. The sup
plies of Corn, Rye. Oats. Sc. are light.
Faxseed-Sl GO per bushe'.
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MARRIED.

In Martns5urg, Va, on Tuesday evening. Goth
inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Johnsnn, Mr.. JOHN u.
CHAPMAN. 10 MARY ELIZABETH, eldest daagter
OF the late Capt. FIELDER LrckErr, OF Alexan'
dria
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ADVANTAGEOUS Coal for sac.

- TOYS Of best schuylkill Coat, the cargo of the
4 schooner Specie, Capt Woodward. daily e1'
Also for Rent.
f.s.sf The STORE on Union street. and near the
EiiE1 landing Of the Team Boat Ferry, now IN the
oee..- .ncy of b. Wheat. Esq Possession given I'm.
med,atey For terms, which will ne liberal 70 good
tensnt. app,y to GEO. H. SHOOT.
nov z6-3t
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ST.. THoM,s, Nov. 8, 1882.

ST. IHOMtS, Nov. ., 1907.
"Since our last respect, on the 29l ut iarg'
un,nt,,ies Of Flour have continued to arrive -
Our stock in firs. hands is now rising 5000 bar.
rels. and little nr no export demand. Our quo
ta,,ans are merely nominal We are also over
stocked with most other articles uf American
produce. Exports continue scarce and fre'ghts
none"
Flour. Super. SO 5oa7 %: Rye 5a5 so: none:
sales Of Boston Pork. M 2 at Sic 50ai5: N.
York prime sic seals. Lard plenty. Hams,
all do So Red Oak slaves 26a27 wanted:
Saooks hhIs Rcd Oak and II eading 75aSl,
wanted; Bills on the U, :. par | per cent
prem: Spanish MiIled dollars per CT Dub
looms IL
Rio Janeifo, Ocf There has been scarcely
any change IN Imports since our last. 1t we cx.
cept Flour The balance of the oil has been
closed at Sl8 SEQ per biol and the MA ket re-
mains completely bare. An American brig Is
repnitpd to be off. probably the .'Arctic." IRON
Richmond. with the first ne,o Flour. In ex-
ports, Hides NAV nominallv bn quoted at loo
Der H. the change in Coffee has. however, been
GREAT. occas,oned bv the continuing heavy de.
mand for the article, and decline IN exchange;
large sales bave this day been Effected at
4r2OO In Exchange fluctuations have been un-
,r.c.dented in this market: from az for 1000,
,hrr. was sudden and rapid decline to sod; ON
the same ,lay Of the latter rate It Is am ra'sed
To- ~; siace when it has again declined, and may
not be quoted over SSd, nominal, at tins mo
ment. VIVA, it NAV be at the coming DAY or
hour. is beyond human power to divine.
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Pubic aaie

Public Sale
WE will SELL on the sth day of December next, at
w the house Of Elias r. Icgg, on St. Asaph street,
between KING an Prince sreets s'l his
HOUSEHOLD s, KITCHEN FURNITURE
Consisting. part Of siiebosrd. Buresus, Carpets,
Chairs. Glassware, Beds Be1steads. Bedding, sc. sc.
aud great variety Of Kitchen Utensils
The abov- property will be sold for the Following
purposes. F,rstto satisfy john Lowe for house rent
due and unpaid; secondly. to satisfy the following ex.
ecutions, by virtue of which we have levied on the
aforesaid proper,y-to wit:
Three in favor of Rebccca IIattersIeyg
One in favor of H. Day, one in favor OF Edward
Smith; one in favor of VIM Morgan, one in favor OF
Thomas S Blackburn; one in favor OF A. Ne~ton' and
one IN favor OF Thomas L. Martin.
The Furniture is Of The best kind, and well worth
The attention Of housekeepcrs
Terms Cash. Sale to commence at o'clock \. u.
THOMAS w. tYLES,
EDW'D. BURCHILL,
Alexandra nov % Constabes.
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request the clersymen Of the place to open the
proceedings Of each day with prayer.
Judge Colcock offered the following resolution:
Resolued, That the act to provide for the call
ing Of Convention Of the people OF this State,
bereferred to select committee Consisting Of
twenty -one members, to be nominated BY the
President, with instructions to report thereof,
and especially as 10 the. measure proper to be
adopted by this Convention in reference to the
violation Of the Constitution OF the United
States, IN the enactment by Congress on divers
occasions, OF laws laying duties and imposts, for
the purpose Of encouraging aud protecting do
mestic manufactures, and for other unwarrran-
table purposes.
The resolution was adopted, ana in order to
give the President time for the appointment the
Convention adjourned until to-day at ten o'clock
Bv Captain Turner, Of the Steam Boat Colum-
bus, from Norfolk, we learn that the extensive
Tobac CO Mandatory belonging to Messrs Ny
crs, in Richmond, Virginia, was DESTROYED by
fire on Saturday night last, and that there was
insurance upon it to the amount OF $50, 600,
which, however, does not cover the loss.
Bat. Clron.
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Rio Coffee.
CMnslea nennetl

CNasAes hennett
5stS received, by ship Maryland, Cspt. Morreu'
4 direct from liverpool,
10 bales best Bniport shnd apd Herring rwine
which the manufacturer says IS OF the very
bes, quality, aud is for sale on the usual terms
He has, likewise, received,
Best cotton Burlaps
Drab wouen kerseys
Lowell cotton and wool Kerseys
few pieces best Point Blankets
few bales best Sheet,ng.aId slirting Cot'ons'
HI has on hand
Yer, first quality black italian ustring
Ladies' Eugsi, white silk and cotton Hose, best
make
English and French, best Florentine Nesting, and
velvet WaistcoatiGg
Blue AMI black superfne Cloths and Kerseymcres,
&C. &C
He expects daily consignment Of Bed Ticks and
low.priced Cassineus.
nov 90
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il InuvneY MAN ! OfYier
H0nts NMA SM0nS.
Thomas Gar diner. M. ]

Thomas Gar diner. M. ID.
SURGEON DENTIST,
fEAS the honor TO nf,rm the citizens of Alexandra
and its vicinity that he has returned from hi, tour
in Virgins, and may at al times be found vt his res
dcnce on street. between OH and 10Th streets. near.
" Opposite the Catholic Church, Washington City.
nov 2S-2aa4w
Certificate.
DIR THOMAS GARDINER. II this city, graduated in he
UNIVERSITY of penus, ivanis he studied Dentistry IN the
civ f Paris, anl prlctSed here the last winter sue
ccsS.ul,: he is Young gentleman of an excellent cha
,sct, and family, ard Dentist, is not inferior, IN
our opinion, to any that We have known.
THOMAS SIwALL, u.
Professor Of AnatOmy and Physiology.
J.-C Hall, Il.
Professor of Surgery.
THos HENDERSON, 81. ID.
Profess of heor, aud rrac,ice Ut Medicine.
tn y JOINS II. ID.
Professor Of Chemistry, Columbian College.
COLUMBIAN College, Medics, Department.
Washington cry, G June 20. 'SI2
DR,qIFS THIS D.4T
New-York Consolidated Lottery,
class No, 43 far S32.
To he drawn in NV Y TX = ednesday. Nov %
&c Number Lotery-10 Drajon Ballots
HIGH !ST p2Iz $40 600.
! Loa 81 prze S6.
Tickets IS. halves 50; quarters 25
To be had IN variety o'rumhersst
FL. sWS3HWE S
otry Office. Royal Mrsei.
" Orders fromthe countr, specsily attended 10.
DR.HJ-S THIS D.9T
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Glass 40. 43 far 1885,
will be drawn in the CITY of New York Wednesday
N.vemher2S
CAPITAL PRIZE $40 600
Tickets IS D.: ia YES 81; quarters %.
or owest prize dollars
To be had IN a variety Of numocrsoi
j. T1RSE,
Int ~ u Exchange Brotfr. lie "ndria
DRYU'Y THIS mr.
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s4saP NEWS.
poRr or. sGEx.saDaLa. On. c.

AaaIvED. November &c.
Sehr. o bit, Beverly, Patuxent; Tobacco to
Henry aingerheid.
sc6r. Samuel. David, Patuxent; Tobacco TO
Heaty Dsinser6eld.
Schr. Logan. Adams, Pomonkey5 Wheat and
Rye to master.
SAILED.
Brig Ventrosa. Marshall. Gibraltar.
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- Most truly and atfectIona'elv vcnr friend.
LAFAYETTE"

Ths POyae BENEFIT The New York Amer,
can cI Saturday SAYS
Tie Theatrical Festival in hanor OF Nr.
PANE, which takes place on Thursday next.
vii be the most brilliant affair, in the way ol
drama,ic display, that could b. prodnced IN this
c0BaIry The array Of talent l. uuexampled,
hr such cluster of names "a those OF FANNY
k'mbe and her father. Copper, kean. Booth.
aUd Forrest, mol to M ntion many others at the
most popular actors who have volunteered their
services IN paying this tribute to the hrs' amerl-
can Drama'l,t, VAS never associated on our
stage. Among the arrangements 20 be- inade mt
the rcstre on the evening of The representation,
Tat Of openrs. an eatrance 10 the pit through the
GnUr boxes, and IN ;ng II with ladies, will have
avery happy effect upon the appearance OF the
bdnse, and The design - SO WEI. received that al
mast all the seats are said to be taken bs d'iier-
eat parties. Ia The dress circle, however. p'a'
'e' ,e' remain a, the same pr.ce. wh'chl' 50 Tor
every part Of the house.
Anong the pieces "a be represented. Mr.
Fdyne's tragedy Of Brurus, aud his Comedy oi
tbaries II. are mentioned An address written
by Mr. FAs, viii be delivered by Mr. Booth =
hHs and Mr. Kemble, ii il sad. will appear as
Ia'Ha',ne and Peiruchio. Nr Cooper viii re-
y,'e' and we take ittor srantc'i that some OF Mr.
TaNne's popular ballads will oe suGg by Miss
ilshcs or Mrs. AUSTIN"
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Cheese.

Cheese.
OH CASKS first quality Co!ored Cheese, for sale
~ nov 81 SAM'L. b. LARMOUR Il Co.
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i. increasing. From the i+th to the
;'o'''', '!.,n.iye. there passed from the Della
SD n'' ~ D Chesapeake no fewer than 70 vessels
"a, " ~ .hs Chesapeake to the Delaware As
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-, Harrisburg Reporter says-"e unue''
Ne h', George NJ, Dallas, Esq, will not be a
nu ~" ,or reelection to the U. ). Senate.
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l.. ., the Atlantic, between the %4'
he o,,ober. have caused much damage
= are daily receiving accounts o. '"s'' e''~
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T. & w. KEITH

AYE just received a variety of New
IN Goods, which together with their former
s'ock' renders their assortment for this market
very complete: Among tho Goods received,
are WATCHES of the last importation, at re.
anced prices; BRITTANIA TEA POTS Of
me latest and richest patterns; BRITAIN.
IA LAMPS, an article altogether preferable
70 $, those made either of Brass or Glass Linen
rr0rers, Of different patterns, which would be
'puna convenient TO those who manufacture or
zeal IN Linen or Cloths of any description. Al.
60 SO; rated Cups, Seed Beads, Bead Bags, Pearl
Slides &c &c.
hey have made only very small addition
70 their MILITARY GOODS; but, whatever
s s of the kind may be wanted, shall be
.eihished, together with the same now on hand.
~ u mere commission ABOVE The wholesale cost.
W SILVER SPECTACLES manufactur.
~ dG ana tor sale, in any quantity. Also,
hOokiNG GLASSES, manufactured and for
prices a. THO lowest CITY
Worcester, Anril Is 70,
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III a II II IEIl,.

10 this town. on Tuesday, April 3, by Rev. Mr..
Miller, MIR. William $. Turner to Miss Eunice
Shum ~ay.-April ~, by Rev. DR.. Bancroft, Mr..
John Smith TO Miss Eliza Smith both of Sb,ew.'
bury.
In North Brookfeld, April 9, by Rev. Thoma,
Smell, MT. VIM. Sampson of Spencer, to Mary f.
Green of the former place
In Ashburnbam, April Q, by Rev Geo. Perkins.
mr.. John Cooke II Miss Roxanna Lane. April q,
by same, Mr.. Stilnan Be,iamin to Miss Mory
Foster. '
In Fitchburg, April 9, by Rev. Calvin Lincoln.
MIR. Benjamin Stafford to Miss Mary N. Reed.
In Sudbury, Mr.. Caleb Maynard to Miss Rebec
ca Rice, daughter Of Jacob Rice, ESQ.
In ChePachet. r. ~ April IL. MIR. Horace Ben.
Ahab Read of Mendon.
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In Hartford, on the 18th inst, John !. Wells,
aged sixtythree years. He a member Of the
society OF Friends, and was endeared to all who
band-and as sincere hearted and honest man.
In Urbana, Ohio, Feb. l6, Rev. Martin Hit
lie was buried on the Sabbath after his decease in
the following manner agreeably to his own preyi-
Gus directions His grave made very large.
walled up with stone, and raised two feet above
the surface OF the ground 1t closely sealed
with single stone slab. The coffin splendid
Ia its exterior. while the interior lined with
sheep sims with the wool on within this was
other lining Of flannel. A bag of hops was placed
under his head. The shroud made Of flannel.
The corpse laid in the coffin thus prepared,
when strong arch OF stone was raised Immediate
y over IT. so that earth should polute dis
iurh his rcposc after which the grave was filed
in the usual manner, and closed by the slab above
mentioned
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COMPREHENSIVE.
THNfiE subscribers have formed connectio,
III in business under the firm of

N'fo r"NSSi'oCiS HdFt inftFtu Il connection
III in business under the firm of
Z. & r. SANGER,
and have taken Store No. 7 in Grant. Row
where they Offer for sale, general assor,mcp,
OF STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS
consisting in part of
Blne, Black, Olive, Brown, Claret, and Mixed
Broad Cloths,
Cassmeres and Satinetts,
SupeIfine and medium A. and :. 3 Irish Linens
q 4, "a, and ga Double Linen Damask.
81 Birds eye Qiaper-Crash,
Linen Cnmhric. aud Linen Cambria. Hdkfs.
Blk, and Blue-Blk Gros dc Naples Silks,
eros de Berlin,
Synchaws, Sarsnets, and Forcnccs,
Blk Bombazine and Alepine,
Printed Marseilles Vestin. :,
Fancy French Velvet do -----,
Camhrics, Jaconetts, and Bishop LAWNS.
Gloves and Hosiery,
8"bbinet Lacss-Edsings and Qmllinps.
Wells, Lace, Gauze, and Barage,
Calicocs, large assortment,
Bleached and Brown Shiings and Sheetinrs.
Tickings, &c. &c.
u All Of which are offered at very low pric
es ELBRlDGE SANGER.
RUFUS SANGER.
Worcester AnriI IL
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GOODS CHEAP ENOUGH!

C THERE is NO .MIST.4KEi!
GROs de Naples Silks, all colors, damag
" cd, 37t cts,
do Black, stout and heavy, perfect, at 42 cts
1910 pr. damaged floskin Cloves, at very low
price,
White Cotton Hose, at l2t cts,
Clouded 90 " II cts,
Very handsome Fancy Hd'kfs at 10 cts,
Real handsome Prints, OF 70 cts.
Lots q Bonnet Ribbons, very beautiful, at II
cts. per yard,
Blonde Sraws for Bonnets, at IL c;s the yd,
Battiste for Dresses, at 20 cts,
Brown Cambrics for Bonnets, at 10 cts.
u These Goods were bought at Auction in
New York; and, as have said before, ther. i.
no mistake about the price: in short, these
with all other Goods that shall offer for sale
this season, will be sold at the very lowest pr
ces, at the old stand Of
DANIEL G. WHEELER. Jr
Worcester, April 49,
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NEW GOODS.
O. FROM NEW YORK !

VIE subscribers are now opening, and will
n DO constantly receiving, during the sea
son, cases of Rich Fancy and Staple Goods
Among those received, are
One case Ginghams, at 'uncommonly low pri.
ces,
A few pieces French Muslins, new style, and
veryIclegant,
One carton Rich Gauze Garnitures, blonde
figure
With many other Goods, rich and fashionable
which they offer for sale on the very best
terms, at the Brick Store opposite the Worces
ter Hotel DANIEL HAYWOOD g. CO
Worcester Aprji IS
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administrators Sale.

ENO be sold at Public Vendue, at the house
N Of Elizabeth French, in Ashburhham, on
TUESDAY, tho kt day Of May merit, at one of
The clock in the afternoon, 50 much Of the Real
Estate of JOEL FRENCH, late of said Ash.
burnham, licensed, as will raise thirty.seven
dollars, ninety four cents, for the payment of
oeots and Charges. The Estate is situated in
INC westerly part of said Ashburnham. and
contains about forty acres Of Land, CONSISTING
OF Moving, Pasturing and Tillage; with the
Buildings thereon. Conditions made known at
the time Of sale.
TIMOTHY CREHORE, JR, adn'y.
Ashburnham. March &c, 1892 KS
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Public Sale of Furniture. S.c

"ILL be sold at Public Auction. nm.
w WEDNESDAY, TIE 25t1 inst at 9 O clock.
A. NJ, at Esiabrook's Hotel, in Worcester. 20
French and Field Bedsteads, Beds and BEDDING.
Tables, Chairs, Dress Tables and Wash Stands
Looking Glasses, Crockery and Glass Ware
Iron and Tin Ware, so sets Of Knives and Forks,
~ dozen Spoons ~ Casters, 100 yards Carpet
ing. &c. &c
Also, set of Black SMITHS TOOLS
complete, and Q second hand Stage Ceacke,.
T. w. BANCROFT, Auerr.
Worcester AnrilIl
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DE !.

aged &c. '"'''s'0"
In Petersham, April 10, Mrs. Harriet wife of Or
in Tower, aged 49,
10 Hubbardston, April 9, Charles f., son of Mr.
John Davis, aged years.
In Lancaster, April 5, of a Cancer. Mr.. Calvin
Wilder, aged 59.-Printers in New York and N,,,
Hampshire are requested 10 insert this death
In Upton, March "a, Philistia Samantha. only
daughter Of Ezekiel and Elizabeth Walker, aged
months. $50
In Fairhaven, April G, Mary Delano, daughter Of
Ebchezer Akin, aged III
In Northboroughy March 20, Eliza c., wife Of
Martin l.. Stow, ESQ. ""' VI
In Grafton, March 2i. Hannah Greene. only
and months 'e''
In MiIlbury, April 4, Mr.. Moses Dwinsl, 70.
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lPPAINTS &c

IL l. AIN =, &C.
Try BBLS Linsced Oil,
Il 10 casks Dry , Wis ,yse' Lead,
23 bbls. SPANS: White,
6 casks Eng. Venetian Red,
8 " Spruce Yellow,
100 lbs. Chinese Vermilion,
$50 Chrome Yellow,
I75 Green,
40 " Stone Yellow,
200 French Green,
225 " Timber,
2i2 Verdigris,
1873 Rose Pink.
235 Terra de Sienna,
545 GUN Copai,
3S5 Shellac,
1000 papers Lamp Black,
2ea'ks Eng, in d., ] 3D..
and / h. papers,
so doz. Pant and Vanish Brushes. assorted
1S5 ounces Copper Bronze, assorted numbers
Is packs Gold and Silver Leaf,
90 80 Brass Leaf,
bbls. Spirits Turpentine.
= Copal Varnish.
ALso-Prussian Blue Carmine, Dron Ink.
Vandyk Brown, Kremletz and Flake White
Japan Smalts; Sand; Camel and Sable Pan.
ellis Badger and Camel Brushes
u GL.2ZIERS' DIAMONDS, &c. Se-r..
celvcd and for sale, by
EDWARD LAMB.
worcester Aprii 10 ep4weo4w
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-04-18
GARDINER PAINE
OFFERS FOR SAL

UFFEKS FOR SALE,
Ill has Store, under the To,on Hall. The
t0ll0sing % GOODS, just reed
40 KITS Macksrel, put I'm for fa,,ilv me-.
nv bbls. and half bbls. No. i Mac[srS,'
Salmon, Herrings, Salt Fish, Dried Beef R.'
con, Pork, Butter, Cheese, Potatoes. Beans
Loaf and Lump Sugar, Brown Sugar Of various
kinds, Vines, Teas, Coffee, Pepper Sane
Draught and Bottled Cider, Nuts. Rais;ns
Prunes, Mats, Tobacco, Cigars, and most kind,
OF Goods usually found IN w. | Goods and
Grocery Store. o""
Worcester, April II. e.,