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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-06-13
FOURTH OF JULY.

A RRANG EMENTS havs been made by the
kA citizens of this town to celebrate in an
appropriate manner, tina approaching Annivcr-
sary of the Declaration Of American Indopen
dence
The day will be ushered in by the firing Of
Cannon and ringing Of Bells.
The procession will move from the Hotel Of
Mr.. E. Hardness, TO the Meeting House, at.
tended by military escort, at half past ten
o'clock, A. NJ, where an Grafton will be deliv-
ed by Mr.. ASA WATERS, Jr.
The Young Men, and citizens generally Of
the adjoining towns are respectfully invited 10
unite with us in tho festivities Of the day Also
the surviving soldiers Of the Revolution in thi.
aad the adjoining towns arc particularly invit
ed to attend free Of expense. A dinner will
be provided by Mr. E. Hardness.
Per Order of the Committee of Arrange.
ments. NJ. F. DOW, Seey.
Mbury, June 13
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AGRICULTURAL.

THERE will be an adjourned meeting Of
H. the Trustees Of the Worcester Agricul.
tnral Society, held at Thomas's Coffee House
in Worcester, on WEDNESDAY, the Goth day cf
Of June current, at | o'clock, A. NJ, tn receive
and act upon the Report of Committee ap-
pointed to select the Committees Of Premiums
for the next Cattle Show; for the admission Of
Members into the Society; and for the trans.
action of any other business which may prop.
erly come before them b. order of the Presi.
dent WIN D. WHEELER. Rec. SEEM
Worcester June IL.
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NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE

The Committee who were appointed by Citizens
OF the town Of Worcester, opposed to the admins
tration OF the National Government, to mako ar
rangements for the celebration of the anniversary
OF our Independence, give notice to their fellow
citizens that the Hon. EDWARD EVERETT has
conditcnsly accepted an invitation to deliver an
Address on The 18th Of July next. Seasonabe no.
tee will be given Of the particular arrangements
Tor the day. Citizens in the adjoining towns who
accord with US in sentiment are respectfully re-
quested 10 unite with us the festivities on that
occasion.
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.ASSIGNEES' NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the property
~ of EZRA COLLIER of West Bro u. field,
has been assigned to The subscribers for the
benefit Of his creditors, and that twenty days
from the 24th ut., are given fo- said creditors
TO sign the assignment
Those indebted to said Collier will please to
notice particularly that three months are al.
lowed for them to pay their said debts without
charge for collection and that if they neglect
to pay within that time, they must expect to
pay cost in addition.
The property of said Collier, consisting of
the Real Estate which he now lives, a good
assortment Of Goods for country Store, a
large quantity of Shoes and Leather and vari-
GUS articles Of Household Furniture is offered
for sale. The buildings belonging to said Real
Estate are in excellent repair and arc beauti-
fully situated and would Recommend it to any
one who has the capital as good place for
trade. SETH w. FIELD
FRANCIS THAXTER
West Brookfield June g 1870 d
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DIsTREssIyo OcC

DIsTREssISo OccURREStE. A house occu.
pied by colored man in the service Of Mr..
Brooke OF Hopewell, was destroyed by fire, to.
gether with three of his children Ii appears
that the mother, having occasion to visit some
of her neighbors, locked up the children in the
house; and when she returned the house was
pile Of ruins, and her children victims 10 the
devourng element -Readiss (PaA Chronicle.
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Worcester Light Infantry.

ADJOURNED MEETING.
HVBE Members oftlre Worcester Light In
IL faRtry are requested to meet al Samuel
Banister's Inn. at 6 o'clock THIS EVENING
punciua! attendance is requested.
Per order of the Commanding Officer
June IL
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Al IR LEN .

In Spencer. June 5. by Rev. Levi Packard. Mr..
William Baldwin to Miss Mary Rowland. both Of
Spencer
In Barre. June Z, by tie Rev. James Thomson.
Mr. Truman Frost Of Holden to Miss Martba A.
Allen, oftho forper pitee
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Tho Scarlet Fever has committed great raw.
ages at Valparas, Chill. The population Of
the place is $4,000 and il was estimated that
at one timo 1900 persons we're suffering under
the disease, and Is or 20 died daily. The Gs.
order was, however, disappearing at the las,
dates, Feb. e. The distempor spared all for.
eigners
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MACON, lUeo.J May 20
On :he night Of the 10th inst, the house Of
Mr.. Robert Young, On Cedar Creek in the up
per part of Jones County, was destroyed by FIRE,
together with his four children. Mr. and Mrs.
Young had gone over to eighbor's 10 spend
The evening, when the house took fire and every
thing in it was Consumed. The calamity was
accidental The oldest child was eleven years
old, and the youngest four.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-06-13

The County COMMISSIONERS will COM
mence their regular summer session on
Tuesday next, the 10Th inst.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-06-13

The CoURT of COMMON PLEAS will com
mence its June Term in this town on Mon
day next, the 18th inst.
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o. We request the particular attention
of our readers to the Address of the Young
Mems Convention" and to the article head
ed ""he Van Buren, Convention"
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.dsa HcmiltOn's Estate.

YHNHE subscribers, having been appointed by
q theation. Judge of Probate for the County
of Worcester, lor receive and examine the claims
of the creditors TO the Estate Of Capt ASA
HAMILTON, late of Worcester, in said Coun.
ty, deceased, hereby give notice to all persons
interested, that six months from this day is al
lowed them to bring in their claims, and that
the Commissioners win be in session at the
Central Hotel, (Es.abrook's) in Worcester, on
the last Saturdays Of June, july and August,
from to o'clock, and OH the last Saturday
of November from to 6 o'clock, P. NJ, to at
tend 10 the duties of their appointment
FRED. VIM PAINE, ! r,
WIN. D. WHEELER, { o0m To-
June 6. 1882 "a
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The N1assaehisetts Sop.

" THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS is ESSENTIAL TO
THE SECURITY OF FREEDOM"
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"a C. A. HAMILTON, d. Sheriff.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub.
~ scriber has been duly appoint ed IA dministra-
trix on the Estate Of SAMUEL CUTLER, late
of Grafton, in the County OF Worcester. deceas-
ed. and has taken upon herself that trust by
giving bonds as the law directs. All persons in
debted to said Estate, are hereby called upon to-
make immediate payment; and all those to-
whom said Estate is indebted requested TO
exhibit their demands for settlement.
BETSEY CUTLER.
Grafton, June 9, 1882. 2i~
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Worcester Shoe Store.
JAMES WHITTEMORE

Id ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabi,ants
pa, of Worcester and its vicinity, that the
business of the Iate firm Of PHELPS & WHIr.
TEMoRE will be continued by him at the Old
Stand, opposite the Centre Meeting House,
where he keeps constantly on hand, general
assortment of Gentlemens, Ladies', Misses,
and Childrens BOOTS and SHOES,-and hav-
ing just made considerable additions Of New
Work TO the former stock of the Store, he feels
confident of satisfying all reasonable expecta.
lions of his customers, both as TO quality and
prices.
u CUSTOM WORK constantly made 10
order, of the best of Stock, and by the first rate
workmen. Worcester. june Is.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A SPECIAL MEETING Of the Worcester
"A and Stafford Turnpike Corporation, will
he held at the house Of Cromwell Billiard in
S,urbritge, on the 18th day IF jane inst, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, TO hear the Reports of Commit
tees, and to transact any other business that
may be brought before them
G. Davis, President.
Sturbridge, June 6.
Worcester. IS. Probate Office. Jane ~, 1882.
70 the RidO1O and Heirs Of Oliver Adams, late Of
Grafton, in said County, deceased, ana TO al
others concerned in The Estate 81 said deeeas'd,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if yo,
IL see ht,) at the Coart Of Probate to he hold
en- at Worcester. in said County, on the fir.
Tuesday in July next, at ten of the clock, befor
noon, to show cause why III. Instrument whic
purports 10 be the last VIII aud Testament Q
said deceased should not be approved, aud yo
viii ne heard thereon.
rHHOpH's. WHEELER, Reg.
So BY order " tie Hon. Jvdsv.
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Sullivan Fay has been appointed Posi-
Master ut Sou'hhoro', in place Of Francis
D. Fay, Esq, resigned.
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.
HyHE Copartnership here,ofors .,;.,;,a NV.
IL der the firm Of PHELPS & WHiTTE.
MORE, by mutual agreement, is this d,v de.
solved. All unsettled Accounts NAV be- adj.
justed BY calling on either Of the subscribsr.
Il is desired that all unsettled Account. sbo,,L1
be closed by tho FIRST of July.
BENZ. D. PHELPS.
JAMES WHIFTEMORE
Worcester, June IL. 1882.
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LARGE SLEEVES. A lady in Plymouth.
England, was recently burnt to death by
her large sleeves taking fire from candle
near to which she was sitting. Her dress
was Of light material, so that she was in
stanlly enveloDed in blaze, and burnt so
shockingly that she survived but few DAYS.
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WORCESTER READING Room. We are
requested to say, that there will he meet
ing of the subscribers TO the Worcester
Reading Room at ]. EsrABRoox's Hotel.
THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock, ut which
time and place ii is hoped there will be n
general attendance. We are much graft
fled in the prospect which there appears
to he, of having reading room, in our vii
lage, on respectable footing, such as shall
make it worthy of the patronage of our citi-
zens, and convenience to them, as well
as TO tho Temporary sojourners amongst US,
who have, heretofore, often remarked on
the " ant of such an accommodation.
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New EcHoTA, May 10.
On the 10Th inst, Cherokee blood again
was split about miles frem the Sixes, gold
,nInes. A Cherokee residing at this place
named Tunab-ee was accused of killing a
hog, Ly two or three Georgians, residing in
the nation under the permit of the Charge
TAfairs Of Georgia, Cen Coffee; they
made prisoner of the Indian, and his hands
closely fettered. They ordered him to march
with them in the direction to where the
E'owali rond crosses Little River, where
these men are said to reside. They had
proceeded with their prisoner about S miles
from the mines, where he attempted 10 es
cape, and in accordance with the policy of
Gov. Lnmpkin to destroy the natural rights
OF the Indians, they shot him through his
heart and left him in the wilderness IN the
same way we would leave an adder that we
hnd killed. When the news of this murder
reached The Skies, the Cherokees met and
proceeded to the place and brought the
corpse 10 the house of TIE. nah. ln-we.s;ah
for burial, when we left the place. Tab
nnh-ee was young man of respectable
standing, spoke nc English, was in thriving
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Worcester. SIS. Probate Office, jane S, 1885.
TO JOSHUA WRIGuT of Tempietca in said Cam.
4 tn, and to all concerned in the Estate o. said
| joshua HrIght, GREB,iso.
NOU are hereby cited to appear (if yoh
IL see it) at the Court OF Probate to he BOG.
en- at Worcester, in said County, on tbe n's.
Tuesday in July next, at nine ofthe clock, oe.oIe
granted 10 The Guardian of said Wright, to sell
and convey so much OF his Real Estate 20 vas
raise nine hundred and eighty dollars Tor VIZ
payment of his debts and charges; and you WIZ
"a ~ NArHt PAllE. , P'sa'
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-17
474.578
d [ r ID

On the evening of the 9th inst. at Alexandria,
REBEccA. daughter Of Elisha abbott. Thus Is
another victim added to the many consigned to
an early tomb by that formidable destroyer of the
young and lovely. pulmonary consumption
The subject Of the present notice had just attain
ed an age when life and all its allurlng prospects,
was opening upon her view; but alas how short
was the period allotted for enjoyment-and. hap
PLY for her, those pleasing antcipations did not
dazzle or mislead her mind from the cultivation
of those more solid, substantial principles OF Reli
eion. which alone insure confidence at an hour
when all that is earthly give way-at the pro-
spect of death, she was not appalled,, she could
calmly contemplate his approach, and expressed
her entire resignation to the will OF the Amigh-
ty. her willingness to submit to the dispensat'on
even of death. having full assurance that in the
hour Of final conflict Gnd would be with her,
and the blow that should separate her from con.
nection with mortality and resolve her body into
,ts native element, would introduce her spirit in
to Heaven aud ls its blessed realities Il Com
mimi, afed.)
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CONGRESS.

In the Senate, ON " ednesday, on motion Of
Mr.. FORSYTH, the resolution from the House, in-
v,ing certain distinguished persons to attend and
ion in the celebration Of the 22d inst which had,
the day before, been laid on the table, was taken
IN. 4 short discussion then ensued, IN which
Messrs. FORSYTH, PondeIter, Johnston, Clay, and
King, tnok part, when the resolution, on motion
of Mr.. FORSYTH, was amended to read as follows,
and adopted: "Resoiued, That the President
of the United States be requested to superintend
the deposit of the remains of George Washing
ton. in the place which has been selected for that
purpose, on the 22d of February instant" After
the mornings business. the debate on the tariff
was continued by Mr.. Grundy, who had the floor,
in opposition to the resolution. Mr.. Grundy
continued his remarks to late hour, and, with.
out having concluded, gave way to motion to
adjourn.
In the House Of Representatives, many private
bills we're introduced. read twice, and referred to
a committee Of the Whole. The select commit
tee reported the appostionment bill with ratio
OF forty.seven thousand seven hundred. Mr.
Carson moved to amend, by striking out that
numLer and inserting 44,2GO. but the proposition
was negatved by vote OF ayes SO, noes Ia
The following numbers were then successfully
proposed: bv Mr.. .S!ade 46,4O0, by MIR. l. Con-
dict "A, 500, by Mr.. Vance 1000, by Mr.. How
ard az, OO0. by Mr. Hunt as, 500, by Mr.. Vance
$4,000, BY Mr.. Rencher $4,000, by Mr.. Vance
4s. 500. They were all. in succession, rejected,
aud the question REQUIRED on the proposition to
fla the ratio at forty-seven thousand seven hun
dred, which was carried in the affirmative, by .
vote Of ayes l19. noes IS The bill was order
ed to be engrossed for third reading this day,
and then the House adjourned
.4pporlionment of Repre-, eatat,ues. bill
on this subject. has at length been ordered to an
ensrossment for third reading, and the ratio,
from the numerous votes that have been taken,
by yeas add nays, on this question, may now be
considered as fnaiy decided by the House at
47,7OO We give below a statement showing
the number Of Representative which each State
will be entitled to according to the new ratio and
the fractions Of unrepresented population which
will remain.
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COMM ERCIAL.
BOSTON MARKET-Frn. Is.

Flour.-The market since sur last publication
has experienced further reduction on prices. aud
sales Of Fredericksburg lowland have been made
at auction and by private contract at 80 per bl:
cash, and mountain at Is; 500 bbls. Howard
street were sold on landing at at 5 IS, cash; and
lot of Philadelphia at So, do ; other descrip-
tons at about ! Of a dollar below our last re-
ported rates.
Grain-'rhe Corn market has been extreme
ly ianguid; and a great reduction on prices has
taken place Two cargoes Of Southern white
have been sold at Sc; cargo Of yellow Hat at
SIS 81 c.; and prime Jersey round at 81 62ac.
per bushel.
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~ AuteA,

an Assistant in Dry Goods Store, good sales
4 man ofcorrect habits, who is capable Of conduct
inc the busine 50 IN the absence Of the principal 1oa
person we'll qualified for the situation, and IS sat,'fsc
torly recommended liberal compensation will bc g..
ven apply to the Editor, il by letter, postage to
be paid
feb ll-eotf
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EliZs KenMeAy

Has received, per schooner President, the foil0~-
ing arficlcs, zig:
TOHEN's transferring vari'sh; fooiscap Bristol board
u thick anil thin; bsttledore birds, complete u.s.
sor,ment Of purse clasps; black lines tor WRITINGS vo
lin sranps, aud an assortment of perumery. consisting
of he RS oil kephaln, Lows Indian oil. poma'umi
fancy soaps, wash balls, Naples compound shaving
cake; cold cream. milk Of roses. Persian Lotion. ex
tracts Of rose and oransc; Florida, Cologne, lavender
and rose waters; hair powder. plain and scented and
"'" " Iee's Patent Family MEDICINES
feb IS
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The distress among the poor will be Immense,
many escaping last night with nothing but the
clothes they had on. Boats, RATS, &c. are 60
ing about In every direction, saving lives & furn,
ture. If it should rise or feet mUre, the whole
city will be flooded. There is now about three
feet ut water in the street, in front and on the
side of us, and rising every minute, cutting US
Oft totally from any communication with the CT
ty, except by means Of RATS OF boats.
We have just returned from the abueduct.
having to 90 out through back alley and a stable
yard An immense concourse Of people were
yet waiting to see the .'sport." but were all
disappointed. An incredible quantity of Drift
Is yet coming down, choking the passage OF the
water under the aqueduct. While we were
there, several large stacks Of hay came down
and lodged, lath and shingles by the thousand,
whole piles Of boards, &c. shantee came
floating down, with hog on the top. 1t was
shattered to pieces, and poor grunter was drawn
under and probably met with ''watery grave. }"
The water is much deeper in the streets, and
boats. batteaux, canoes, aud whatever else can
be procured, are rowing and polling about for re-
lief uf families.
Mundafion al Wheelmg.-The following en-
dorsement is upon the way-bill, received at Bal
ti,nore, dated
WAsHIxeToN. Pa. Feb. 12.
The OHIO at Wheeling was on the rise when
this stage lett Mr.. Carter's. four miles east OF
Wheeling. could get no closer The driver lett
the town about three, and states that there has
been great number Of houses swept of from the
lower part Of It. A great number OF houses,
stacks of grain, barns, &c. passed Wheeling In
the food.
Extract of letter from the Postmaster at
Washington, Pennsylvania.
P. o. WAsH'NGroN, Pa.
| February 18th, 1889,
Sir.-The Western Mail Stage has just arriv-
ed. II was not able to reach nearer Wheeling
to day than tour miles, owing to the high waters;
and it brought no Western Mail. The driver SAYS
the water was up to the top of the door OF the
Stage Office in WheeIing-and that the Hood IS
unprec edented in the Ohio. l am obliged to
throw this into the Way Mail bag, as il is the on
| ~ one we have to send. He left the Mai, tor
the West at the tavern where his passage was IN
terri upted BY the water.
| The Rev II v. ID. JOINS, Rec. OF Trinity
! (EpiscopaD Church in Washington. has accepted
call from Society at Rochester, New York,
! and is about to remove thither.
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SALES Al AUCTION.
SALE THIS 'MORNING-Is WAsHIsorox.
auction S@le ~ "eas = Rsrs,
&c. &c.-By SAMUEL STETTINIUs
vMHLi be ,n"i ~ f. os nv store, on FtiOAt
w IORNIN G, the 18TH instant, at II O'Clock
81 whole chests Young Hyson Tea, Of very s0'
prior quality
IS hsf chesls ounpowder Tea, very 6ne
20 kegs and 10 Jars Malaga Grapes
2 boxes prime Old Engiish Cheese
q, 500 superior Havana segsrs
10000 interior do do
So drums figs
20 boxes Fig Blue
50 barrels No. I Herings
so 10 Brown Sugar
20 boxes Orsnges and Lemons
200 dozen superior Bsckng
70 dozen Brooms
90 eases Ctaret Wine
IS quarter casks Lisbon and French Wines
20 tubs Butter
so boxes Scotch Herrings
50 tubs Msckeret
10 casks prime Cheese
IS boxes Cxvendish Tobacco
IS boxes Prunes
pipes Brandy
pipes Holland Gin
Terms liberal, and made known Ut SALE Sale poG-
tive
Washington City, feb i6-2
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT Of ALEXANDRIA,. ~. C

ARRIVED, FEBRUARY Is,
Brie Leda, Gray, Boston; nails and Rum to
WIN. Fowie & Co. and plaster to A. c. Gaze
move & Co.
Schr. Ocean, Ryder, Halifax; Plaster to s.
NJ. 4 8. H. Janney.
SAILED,
Scbr. Two Brothers, Simpson, New York.
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Mechanics Bank.
ALEXANDRIA, Feb. IS, 1889.
cxroCxuOt. DERS are hereby notified that All Flee.
- t;on for fifteen Directors. to serve the year ensu
mo will be held at cir B. hiking house, on the second
Monday (l2th day. Of March next .,
r,a . w,PIcr Ca hier.
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RICHMOND. Feb. II.

RICHMOND. rep. 1T.
Internal improvement. I'VE hail the vote OF
The House eIegates. of Saturday las: with great
pleasure. Mr.. Cabell's resolution was adopted
by handsome maturity. 1t proposes the esab-
lishment Of Joint Stock Company for the com
pletion of the Western communication, from
Richmond to the mouth Of the kanawha River.
VIZ: a Canal or a Rail Road to some point on the
upper James River; and thence by Rail Road
to The Kanawha. The State TO subscribe two
ffths to the Company-of which the present I'm
proyements, at "a fair estimate, to be taken to-
wards her contribution.
The resolutions have been committed to com.
mittee-in order to prepare bill. We under
stand 1t is probable, that the bill will be report
ed. conveying charter SO liberal as to invite
prvates capital, yet with tolls not so high as to
Cypress the public 1t proposed To make the
capital stock five millions of dolIars-wlth the
privilege, if expedient, to extend it to eight mil
lions The State to contribute her works, and
probably million in addition. 1t is expected
that million at least will be originally subscrlb.
ed by individuals in the State. We have heard
of several gentlemen Of fortune expressing an IN.
tention to subscribe handsomely to the stock
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-17
Baking and Confectionery.
LANES COS EIGAN

COLLECTS shar, Of patronage from the public He
y can be found At oil times at Mr. Appich's Baking
Establishment, where he is prepared to execute aI
kinds of.BaKiNG for Parties Balls, on the lowest
terms. PYRAMIDS Of every description. and every
other Ornament that belongs to the trade Of Conec-
toner, will be ex cuted with neaness and despatch
DAVID APPICH
Has removed his taking Establishment to the hou;e
neatly opposite hessr,. Kerr and Ftskugh's, where he
has on hand genera supply of
CONFECTIONERY; Nth BREAD, &C.
They will also chalk floors, ornament rooms, &c
They sCcis the patronage Of the citizens of Aiexal
dria JAMES COsTlGaN
feb 10 st David APPICH