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Worcester,m. Probate Office, Feb. 1890
To the Wtdozv and Heirs Of PHIsgAs " nIrSry.
late Of Winchendon, in said County. deceased
ana TO all others concerned in the Esiaie Of said
deceased, Cpsrry, sN''
VoU are hereby cited to appear (it you
n see ft) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester in said County, oa the frat Tues
nay In March next, at ten of the clock. before
moon, 20 snow cause why License should not be
granted 10 sell and convey so much OF the Real
Estate OF said deceased as will raise xo6oo for
the payment of debts and charges; and YOU will
be heard thereon. ''N W."
~ NATH'r pAINr n,
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WANTED

STRAW BRAID, of all kinds, in EXCHANGE
~ for Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockerv agS
Glass Ware. THAYER g. DANIELS
w - No 6 Goddards Row
NolC0StcI, Il 90. I'D. 90
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FARM AT AUCTION.

~ FENO be sold at Public Auction, on
fESlksA u MONDAY, the Goth Februaru, at
lgia one O'Clock, on the premises, a good
$3.50 Farm of about seventy acres of
Land, with convenient and well constructed
one-story House, in good repair, with a good
Barn, Wood Shed, and other Out Buildings and
two never-failing Wells of water. Said Farm
is situated little south Of the Great Post Road
IN the town of Spencer, and about two miles
east of the Centre Meeting House. 1t is well
proportisned as to Pasturage, Moving, TiIage.
and Wood Land, with two orchards Of choice
Fruit. Any one who may wish to purchase a
Farm of this size, can hardly find one with more
advantages combined A long credit will be
given for most of the purchase money, if de-
sired. JOSIAH GREEN
Spencer, Feb l.
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AWFUL News! Letters from Washing
ton announce the breaking out of horrid
war. In consequence of some recent pub
LEGATION in the Washington Telegraph, Mr..
James Watson Webb, Editor of the New
York Enquirer sent challenge to Gen.
Duff Green, to meet him in the field, and
shoot at each other. The manifesto was
horne by Mr.. Darrell. On his arrival at
Gen. Green's Head Quarters, the latter in
CURED in what capacity he came. The re-
ply was, as the friend Of Mr.. Webb. Then.
said the General, shall treat you precisely
as should Mr. Webb, had he brought the
note himself. Whereupon the General
took from his desk-not his sword, nor the
eight inch pistol, with mahogany stock
made out of a big black walnut tree-but a
horse whip. with which he logged the bear
er OF the challenge out of doors.
SarUed him right" as the verdict of the
jury said, in another case. Our readers
will remember that these two gentlemen are
old belligerents. Webb, once before, went
all the way from New York to Washington
to whip Duff Green but, when he got
there, Duff wouldn't let him.
WAsHINGTON's BIRTH BAY Our House
OF Representatives have appointed commit
tee to consider the propriety of adopting
measures to celebrate the centennial ami,
versary of the birth day of George Washing
tom The Legislature will probably Join the
Bostonlans IN the celebration, and one or two
thousand dollars Of the peoples money will
he expended in parading, feasting and frol-
licking. Tho holidays at WASHINGTON cost
the people 6 or 5000 dollars every wear, and
why should not our Legislature have a hol
day The custom Of celebrating the birth
days of great men, great tyrants and great
fools, originated in the eastern monarchies
among those who wished to have a gala
themselves, and at the same time to inspire
the ignorant people with feelings of awe
and Heneration for kings, queens, conquer
ers, men misnamed saints. &c. 1t is said
that Mr.. Jefferson, knowing the folly of
mankind in this respect, endeavored to con-
zeal from the world the day of his BIRTH
Respect and gratitude are due to the men,
DRY OF Washington from all Americans, but
we have yet to learn that grateful feelings
can be produced or increased by papeantry,
noise, and carousing.
northampton Gazette.
On Tuesday night, the 9th uItimo, the
Rev. Alexander M'Wattie, South George
town, River Chateaueguay, (Canada) was
in the act OF putting wood into the steve,
when mis- clothes accidentally caught fire.
and before it could be extinguished, a. very
considerable part of his body was severely
burnt. Mr.. M'Wattie being alone when
the accident took place, it was not known
until the next day, when he was found w.
ing in bed. When found there was not any
fire in the stove, he not being able to rise
out of HE bed, either to put wood into the
stove or call for assistance he died on
tuesday morning, the 81 of January. Mr..
M Waite WINS native of Bonhi, Scotland.
"a child Of Mr.. Robert Black, of Adams eoun.
'ty, Pa, fell into kettle ofhoiling talow on the
2gsh ,plt, which caused its death ~ few hours
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Wanted I9ampd;1fel,,

RY the subscribers, an APPRENTICE
Ap about Is or 16 years of age, to the HAT.
TING BUSINESS. One that can come we'll
recommended, will meet with good ENCOURAGES.
ment. LEONARD a. TYT Ep
Mllbury, Feb Is,
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A LECTURE will be delivered before the LycE-
UNI tomorrow evening, by EDWIN CoNANT.
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WANTED

= OR first rate J0UR.NE lyman tai
~ L0RS. Such may obtain good wages bv
applying ia CALVIN HATSSn, oy
Worcester, Feb. I5
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HELP WANTED

A 1.-THE Central Cotton Factory, Grafton, one
"A FAMILY, Immediately, and two or three
Families BY the first of April. Apply to s.
WOOD, Esq, at the Post Office, or to o. w.
POTTERS, at the Mill. Feb *
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1Mmery for Sale or 10 Let.

- HNHE subscribers offer their Tan.
T.iim III merry, together with conven.
lima lent Dwelling House, Barn, and
other Out Buildings, situated in the southeast.
erly part of Leverett, Franklin County, MASS
which is favored with a good Water Privilege,
and all necessary Machinery for CARRYING on
the business of Tanning For terms apply to
the subscribers in Worcester, or E. S. OAR
LING, Esq, Leverett
DAVID 81 LORIN FOSTER.
Worcester, Jan. lS. #6w
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HAY FOR SALE.

"A QUANTITY of middling Hay will be
IA sold at low price. Apply at this Office.
Worcester, Fob. 10.
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Real Estate at .Auction.


d TENO be sold at Public Vendue, BY
fIsRE@ IL order of Court, on the prem
Eas ises, on MONDAY, the 10Th day of
$3.50. March ne1t, at one O'Clock. p M :,
the whole of the Real Estate of DIR. JACOB
MOORE, late ofWest Boylston, deceased The
Estate is pleasantly situated in the immediate
vicinity of the two Meeting Houses, now about
being built, and in the most central business
part Of said town and contains half an acre Of
Land, on which are variety OF Fruit Trees,
Garden, &c, with a good two-story House,
Barn, and Out Buildings-all new and in good
order-with an aqueduct furnishing water to
tho House and Barn.
Conditions will be made known at the time
of SALE The sale to be made for the benefit of
the residuary Legatee, and the payment Of
debts and charges
THOMAS HOLMES, Executor.
Feb. IL, 1892 swY
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AUCTION,

-
A GOOD STAND FOR A MECHANIC.
II WK7fLL be sold at Public Auc-
90 w ton, on TUESDAY, the 9Th
liiiiMka day of March ns1t on the prerni-
MsSI&B ses, about one acre of Land of the
= first quality, with good two story
Dwelling House,, Gunsmith Shop, Wood and
Chaise House thereon, situated in the pleasant
village of Shrewsbury, on the Old Post Road
from Worcester to Boston, 100 rods East of the
Congregational Meeting House. There are
variety of excellent Fruit Trees on the premi-
ses, such as Apple, Pear, Ounce, Peach, Cher
ry, &c. Also, will be sold at the same time
and place, various articles of PERSONAL
PROPERTY among which are a Smiths
Anvil, Bench Vises, Turning Lathe, Press Drill,
and many other articles used in Gun Making,
and Is or 90 bushels of Potatoes. The sale Of
Personal Property will commence a: ~ O'Clock,
M, and the Real Estate at o'clock, P. nj. A
liberal credit will be given for three-fourths Of
the purchase money, if requested.
Also, at private sale, a small but very pro-
ductive F.3RM. adjoining the above described
Estate, with a Barn and Shed thereon
For information respecting said Estate, in
quire OF EDWARD H. HEMENWAY, Wor.
cester, or the subscriber on the premises
JOHN MASON
Shrewsbury. Feb Is
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To the Hon. Nathaniel Paine

Judge of Probate of Wills, &c, in and for the
County of Worcester, in the Commonwealth
of Massachusetts,:
I'd RESPECTFULLY represents, isaac
ne so UT H G a TIE of Leicester, in said
Comfy, that he is the Guardian of Eliza
Earle NcaolalI, amanda Louisa NeachaH, Marv
Lyon Neaohall, and Samuel Hood Neschau, ali
Minors, Children of WILLIAM NEwHALL and
ALMIRA, his late wife, deceased, and Heirs.
Devisees, or Legatees of OTIS D. EARLE,
and WINTHROP EARLE, both formerly OF
Leicester aforesaid, deceased, testate that said
Minors, under and by virtue of the respective
last Wills, aAd Testaments of the said Otis d.
and Winthrop, as by the Records thereof in the
Probate Office, in said County remaining will
more fully appear, are interested in certain
Real Estate, situated in said Leicester, about a
hundred rods east of the Congregational Meet
ing House, in said town, on the north side of
the Great Post Road; containing about nine
acres, more or less,-bounded south by said
Road, east by land of Austin Flint and Evi
Chison, north by land of said Flint and II. G..
Henshaw, and west by land of said Henshaw,-
with Dwelling House and Out Buildings
thereon standing: that the said Buildings are
odd, and now need, and will be continually re-
,luiring, repairs that it will be greatly for the
lenefit of said Minors that their interest in said
Estate should be sold, and the proceeds thereof
llut out and secured to them on interest and
hat the other part owners of said Estate are
'iesIrous and ready to join in sale of the same
wherefore your petitioner hunibly prays, that
POUR honor would license, authorize, and en-
power him to make sale of, and pass good and
sufficient deed or deeds to convey all the right.
title, interest, and claim whatsoever, which the
said Minors have or can have in and to said
Real Estate, and the proceeds thereof to put out
on interest for their benefit according to law.
And as in duty bound will ever pray
ISAAC SOUTHGATE.
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NATH'L PAINE, J. Prob.

=, Worcester IS: Probate Office, Feb Z, 1889.
TO The Heirs Of IRA GLEASON, late Of w orce,ter
IN SAID County deceased, and 10 all others concerned
IN The Estate Of said deceased, CREEPING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if YOU
III see ht)a the Court OF Probate to be hold.
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the FIRST
Tuesday in March next, at one of the clock
afternoon, to show cause why the Accounts Of
the Administration of said Estate should mt he
allowed; and you will be heard thereon.
~ NATHL. PAINE T. prob
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RoU are hereby cited to appear (if you
N see MT at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first Tues-
day in March next, at ten of the 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 the sum Of
$40, Tor the payment of debts and charges and
yeu will be heard thereon.
Y NATH'L PAINE y Prob
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WORCESTER, SIS. Feb. 10, 1882.
On the foregoing petition Ordered, That no.
tice thereof ne given to all persons interested
therein, by publishing said petition and this or
der, three weeks successfully, in ''Thc Massa.
chusetts Spy" printed in Worcester, that they
may be heard thereon, at Court Of Probate, tc
be holden at Worcester, on the srst Tuesday
in March next, at ten of the clock, before noon
the last publication to be before said Court.
NATH'L. PAINE, j, Prob.
A copy.
Attest: THEoPB's. Wurr1rR. Req.
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Worcester, Probate Office, Feb. s, 1882.
10 The WIDOW and Heirs of BENJAMIN JACOBS,
ta'e OF uxbridge, in said County, deceased. and
toaaothers concerned in the Estaeo SAID deceased,
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NATH'L PAINE. + prob

Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Feb z. 1889.
TO The Widosu and Heirs Of ROBERT FrTrs. Egt4
OF ward, an said County, deceased, and 10 oil
Others concerned in The Estate OF said licensed '
GREEfING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
Il see fit) at the Court of Probate to he bold.
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in March next, at ten of the clock
before noon, to show cause why the Instrument
which purports to be the last Will and Testam emf
of said deceased should not be approved; and YOU
will be heard thereon. :
EA1'H,y PA1NE n,
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WORCESTER, SIS.

WORCESTER, SIS. Feb. 8, 1889.
On the foregoing petition Ordered, That no.
tice thereof be given TO all parties interested
therein, that they may be heard thereon, at a
Court OF Probate, to be holden at Worcester,
on the first Tuesday in March next. at ion y,
the clock, before noon, by causing the sa;d ma.
tition and this order, 10 DO published tbrea
weeks successfully, in "The Massachusetts
SPY printed in Worcester, before said Conr,
NATHi. PAINE, J. Prob.
y Attest: TuEoPH's. WHEELER, Req.
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Worcester. SIS. Probate Office Feb. 9, 1882.
10 the Widow and Heirs of JAMES SrURrEvANr
late Of Hardwick, in said County, deceased and to
all others concerned in The Estate Of said deceased
GREETING.
VoU are hereby cited to appear (if YOU
n see ft) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at worcester, in said County, on the first Tues
noon, to show cause why License should not he
granted TO sell and convey the whole or so much
OF the remaining Real Estate of said deceased as
will raise the sum of S75, for the payment of
debts and charges; and you will be heard thereon
NATH'L. PAINE, j. Prob.
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, Feb. 7, 1882.
10 the Widow md Heirs of BENJAMIN JACOBS.
, tate 81 Uxbrdge, in said County, deceased, and
to all others concerned in The Estate Of said deceas-
co. GREETING.
ROU are hereby cited to appear (if you
n sec ht,) at the Court of Probate to be hold
Tuesday in March next, at one of the clock.
a'ter noon. to show cause why the Account of
the Administration Of said Estate should moi he
allowed; and you will be heard thereon
~ NATHsL. PAINE. j. Prob.
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To the Hon. Nathaniel Paine
Judge of Probate within and for the Co

Z
Judge of Probate within and for the County
of Worcester:
SAMUEL BACON o. Harvard, in said
~ County, Guardian of Nancy nj. BACON,
SOPHIA A BACON, and SARAH F. BACON, Minor
Chiidren OF the said Samuel and Grand children
and Heirs of JACOB FAlRBANK, late of said
Harvard deceased, respectfully represents -
ihat the said Minors are interested as tenants
in common and owners of one undivided third
part of all the Real Estate of the said Jacob,
situated partly in said Harvard, and partly in
scarborough, in the County of Middlesex; and
mat 1t would be greatly for the interest Of said
Minors that their said share in said Real Estate
should be sold, and the proceeds thereof secured
on interest. Your petitioner, therefore, prays
that your honor would grant license to the said
Samuel, to sell all the said Minors share in the
whole OF the Real Estate of the said Jacob
Fairbank, for their benefit
SAMUEL BACON.
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Oxford, Cd mo. Cd, 1881. Z.

VOU are hereby cited to appear Ii you
IL it) at the Court of Probate to be h oiden
at Worcester, in said County, on the first irues-
day in March next, at ten of the clock, b. fore
noon, to show cause why the Accounts of the
Administration of the Estate of said deceased
should not be allowed; and you will be hea I'd
thereon.
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WILLIAM III. SWAN

NFFERS for sale very extensive assert
" ment of CHINA, CROCKERY and
GLASS WARE, of the latest importation and
newest style. at prices which will be satisfacto
ry to purchasers. CT 1T the Store south 81
the Central Hotel
Worcester, Feb Is.
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Dar6y's Patent Wheel B0res
NOR sale at the Store of WHEELER d
n THAXTER. 4
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"a child OF Mr.. Robert Black. of Adams coun.
tSys "a, Tell into kettle ofhoiling taow on the
2gih ,psip which caused its death ip few hours
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ISL TnEorH's, WHEELER, Reg.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-11
y. pinistri,

order to avoid false reports, is induced 20 appear
before the public with testimonials to his character
at capacity as q teacher of those branches which he
p''eses 10 each lie will not trouble the citizens OF
asrnlla with long preface, but begs to refer them
. the following:
Catfea'' from ire District Attorney Of MW York.
w riasr ras been in Amer tor four or five years
'S Misconduct lie is an industrious, worthy man,
$40 vas At one period possessor Of considerable pro-
p''', @dwhch he lost BY the failure of one to whom
~ raS'edn lcheeriully recon mend him as gen.
''Ain Soty encouragement and respect.
Sss York, June II, 1922. II. MAXWELL
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court ~ appeals.

I'nE Council will sit as Court of Appeals on the
nth and 18th of June, from II until J o'ciock
nch DIV, after which appeal viii be heard for any
igsSed over valuation OF property. The Tax BGoks
vi be eii at the Council Chamber. and may be exa.
l7sl after o'clock of each day.
IA, 81 tlllhJ L. z. THOMPSON, C. C.
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In Council, MAY %, 4S32.

nROERED, That Alexander Mckenzie, John A.
" Stewart and Benlsminr Fendali, be appointed
COMMISSIONERS tor holding an Election at The Office of
NJ jonathan shIllaber, at the corner of Prince and
srfn streets, on Monday, the llIh of June. tor
MEMBER Of Council in the place Of James ". acRes,
,..tral SI-fllihI
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CASH for Negr oes.

XNTE wish to purchase ons hundred and hhy hkely
w Negroes, of both sexes, from IL TO Is years oil
age, field hands; also mechanics OF every description
Persons wishing to sell would DO wen 10 give US =
call, as VIC are determined to give higher price ~.
s'Sses sas" sI ~ snJ no certificates required
| ANY communications promptly sttendedto We can
at all times be found at ourresidencr west end
street, Alexandria, ID. c.
June fhhNhihN q h"''
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", II. Miller offers fur sale,

" II, rNIkfOh OAO8o AOA SUAO,
iaOA HEAVY La Plata Hides
IUitU 500 10 Sailed do
$40 DRY Cs!f Skins
. bbls Tanners Oil; 10 tierces Whale Oil
j6bl Linseed Oil
4Ohhds Mossses
~ dsss st. Domingo and lava Coffee
Chewing Tobacco in kegs and boxes, los,
Us, and pound rolls
10 ar casks Marseiles Madeira Wine
50 6bs Gross HesTings; 50 do Nett do
so sacks Blown salt, ar Low PRICE
100 bushels GFound Alum Salt
81 sheets sheathing Copper
And Copper Nails NAV 81
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Nails and Pork
Lemons, Oranges, Gc.

MHmOnS, VfdNSOo, GU
An B Xgs Lemons 2 prime Sicily frait, in good
nv 20 DO OrsngesS order
lVOAampers imported Irish Potatoes
Vines, Liquors, Teas, Sugars, Coffee, Spices and
other groceries, general assortment as usual
rolrpurchased aHd received on storage.
God, received anlforSarded to country merchants
"a gsual terms.
tDe SAAL. u. LhRNOUh . 70.
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In certain district of neighbouring state,
many worthy farmers omitted to put their fields
in grain, expectnga total or partial demolition OF
this planet, or perhaps general combustion. by
the furious contact OF the great Comet AS yet
there is evidently no sign OF a couhagration; but
the good people in question have done all they
could to signalize the coming Of the comet By
famine, which 10 time tradition may swell into
prodigy. .:.,.
The weather still continues to require winter
clothing and fires. To our fancy, this is better
than torrd heats and sufocatng dust -BaH rot
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To Nent,

81 anrge Brick Stable and Carriage House, stu.
=, S Ss near the Baptist Church. Apply to
s. u. 4 s. II. JANNEY.
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NEw YoRR, April IS, 1877.
, A' PinSr. who is about removing to the South,
aS'q1ested me to state my knoU ledge of his char
''S' Tie has been known to me during the last ten
-" have always esteemed him US very deserv-
Hani his Character is very good, and cheerluily
S''nNend HIM to the good Offices of all with whom
hli tlye any intercourse. H. MAXWELL.
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Nhiskey.

- guDs. copper distilled whiskey, landing from
,.b, William, and for sale by
W SAA'L, II. JANNEY.
Who has IA Store,
10 pipes pure old holland Gin
lhafplpe old cognac Brandy
.,a.
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Mime.

,nn CASKS Of Lime, on boa,d schr. orontes, at
1Et fuckers wharf, for sale by
~" 80 A. C. CAZENOVE & Co.
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Il Hint 10 Newspaper Subscriters.-An Amt-
rican paper thus concludes an obituary n"tiee'--
/" In the death Of this man the community IN
which he moved has lost worthy member-tne
church one Of its highest ornaments family
an affectionate husband and Parent--and We
prompt paying subscriber. - LondO" paper.
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Frn he reHkaown .9,fit Vand,rlvn.

frcu he IcelSaocn .9ytiSt Vand,rlyn,
ne Undersigned has been acquainted with NJ. Pr
'sO' ]" New York for ten or twelve years past, and
: 'e',oa to believe him gentleman oil fsir charac-
- 'i Considers him fully qualified to teach drawing
-sns V.snsuyVN
Washington City, May 10, 1882.
ID e'ns'F hiss taught Drawing in Cravon and Water
.'-,s 20 class OF my students Tor more than seven
Inns past and according to my judgment, the scho.
y SFs,srd yey rapidly Ills conduct has been
"'"a'y that Of a gentleman.
- BENJAMIN HALLOWELL.
A'eSAi7'a, Sth mo Goth, 1852.
:, T has been employed to teach the Spanish Lam
y y ~ Commodore Patterson, 20 whom he has per-
~ 10 rei>r for this branch.
:" aas been also employed to teach the Italian lam
SS of The Hon. Stephen Van kensselaer, to whom
'4n permission also to refer
0ners his services to this respectable public in
5,ria S0re branches. aud in Oil Painting, in which
Ie had, few months since, the honor Cf teach.
,!S00s a,, who has rapidly progressed. He al
H ss Miniature Painting.
", NV Sesehng Drawing to class ofyoung ladies at
s,T ;lSSea's School. ANY young lady who wishes
.Ss.. may be found at Mr.. Clagetrs CITY Hotel,
Tan 4. any luther Information relative to terms, sc.
-SNeh june Jim
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-11
For Baltiuore.

The schr LOOKOUT,
~ ,.p,. spedden. will take freight at low rate
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