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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-04

Coal, and Other Lands and SiaceS for SAFE
SY virtue Of the ia.twili and te.iansn OF John Ora
nam deceased, J. rs N rcu,"i o the said last i'll
aud testament ,haUPOH The TON ddg J0Rsdry netk
II fair, otherwise on the fair day sell upon The
premises, 10 the highest bidder puhc auction Isl
tue tes;atoih la an known hy the The Goa ipit.
situate an lanes River In the comfy of Goochland
about ~ mites above the ciIy OF lchmond. and con
tanning hy esnaon, gS2t 81 land, he the ,ane
more or less. There the farm large garden
Containing ten twelve acres well stocked with the
choicest fnt aud garden plants undo, very blyb
enclosure the greatest part which Is brick tame
ry and some yealp,, Of established repuaiiUm .eady
opened aud IN situation to I've worked TO advantage
immediately. Pan 4 The land is lUy grounds and the
residue, scnerliy is OF good quality. The houses az
suitable a,wciiior the accommodation of genieei fau
NV as Tor all The purposes az the various ESTABLISHING
aforesaid ihrtc mas hren crop oi small grain
ms 'a and Tue farm IS IN good order Tor
cropping immediately MI which renders il desna
ME property IS well ior private gentleman those
who may wish 10 gage The coal business who win
be enabled to carry their couimodlrs 10 market h,
walet Inc land Nil he sold altogether in parcels
j: may hest snit pnsc.ascrs. I'd. one hundred prime
SLNNtS. an""e rs hun are sonr valuable carpenters
DlacktDhs sirmskers tanners Ri All the
personal estate .pnn tho saidaTm Consisting oihorses
mats cAtpr sheep carts wagons <
bandiy GARDENING the hlarks..i,h,. caTprn,e,'s
tannrs ana cuJIici's tools al the machinery and i'm
prntfis used n The digging aud raising OF cnal-and
all the conn., t"d1er and hay. with many oier articles
TOO trdton'io mention Ih Ihe iesialof's farm known
~ ,ne hsie o' !'t"'i, ais" situate upon James River
ihthe county a'"f.s2It about fifteen miles above the
cay OF ltiehEond aud containing by estimation 3i2
acres oi lanc, We the same more or less The land
upon TINS latter farm isgee 'ay COED aud Contains
one OF The hest quaries al freesone in lower pa,
al virginia the stone from hicb has been about
the CHpI ana other buildings ia the CITY Richmond
Thisiain also Is Ia good order has had crop of small
gram sewn upon II this fall aud lit ior cropping i'm
mrdiarb - =
Tie terms Of sale win be cash fer the slaves and
personal estate 1Hd credit az Two years for the
lands the parcia-eIs t. give bund aud security with
Z" deed Of Tn'' up"u lands Ia the pay
of 'be purchase money
The sale viii commence at the coalpits, and will
continue rom day 10 day until The wJolcis sold OF
WALTER UUN
Executor Of Joh3l Graham deed
November - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-04
COTTON YARNS.


tAN on consignment, large assortmrn Mt of cotton
yarns, from the Petersburg Cotton Yarn Uanu.
factory, from No. upwards, whck will dispose Of
al NE nahuiartory prCes....The yarns made at this
establishment have been geaeray preferred for their
superior qualify to those Of other manufactures in
ibia con"i'y and from the quality Of the cotton tete
are made OF, are superior TO any heretofore dc at
the above establishments.
Ia consequence of the raw material having fallen, and
e scarcity ef money the price is
Nov. II. 5T.,u DAVID NISgPI
] AM disposed To sell my place called WiNbSOE
n SH ....This place is situated on Chckahominy
flver, III New Kent county, about 30 miles from Rich
m"nd, and conains about 500 acres ofiand-Fo mer
camille pNIposes stand la The United States surpasses
H. Vessels may lay ioncbnc the shore IN least
10 feet water the buildings all in good condition.
and sufficiently large for every necessary purpose
attached 10 u rs my MILL, which built for manu-
featuring. This sill has only 1--WE pair Of stones
hui plenty OF room for Two more, with almost
hanaiIhe seam OF water aud is distant from the
ahnut 6UO yards Any person disposed TO purchase,
viii do well by making immediate application have
on hand about 6Oo0 feet of prime FLOORING PLANK,
Tor sale. 81 the follow ing lrngths2l n 90 and 10
feet--all prime. SEATON W. CRUMP.
fer -
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E9CIiIIATOR7o VALE

IN pursuance OF directions from tie Executive Coun
81 Of Ibis State, shall, WOWdqy NE 5th dur Of
febrndry merit, between the hours OF ~ and O'Clock
beorr ibe door of Henrico County Courthouse In thi:
city (being court day. to sale by public auc
Won TO tht highest bidder for ready money one half
acre LOT OF GROUND with the improvements thereon
III ihis ctly No. So, SunekOe ill., situate at the
hiers clbon ~ 9th aud streets aud inedait oppo.
size TUE New Market, ~ Monroe ward and which said
lot was late the property Of John Myers subj ect
"i TIE hing ot Great Britain and by inqusiiion duly
takeu ~ the 9TH year Of the Commonwealth has been
uuo 10 escIeal to tn gIinonwcailh 81 Virginia
sgIe'ah} To the provisions ~ Of the General
Assembly passed IN the Nay Session Of 177p entitled
IN ar concerning rSchC0fS ami |orJlifRTfs rom
B'ftih SWJe'ts." WIN. ilay j. aud PeierV Daniel,
Esgfs a5e appointed by the Executive Commissioners
Oh behd oi the state Their aendsurcts respectfully
solicit ~ The line aud place Aforesaid beinn Prev.
onsli qualified as the Law directs
SAMUEL McCRAw,
ESchedtOr JOy BeHJico rounfg.
bee. Al. ~ -.
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10y virtue Of deed OF tusl uIed To the suhscr
- her nv Robert J. wiknsolr, aud " record n the
sletRs Once Of the county court Of Chesterfield,
VIII ne cold for cash, at The said Wilkins,u's
dwelling house, near the Coal Mines or The SIN dun
~ January 1921, the foll"s Ing prnpeftt, raj ard
pefs1na To wit forty i've acres land bounded II, The
lands ~ Martin Raey estate the lands II Daniel IRA
bns's estate and the lands " Haley cole also forty
I'VE acres e land bounded by tie lands Of Mar,lu
Raey's eti5ie, the iauds ~ said wilkinson the lands
OF lialcs Cole, aud The lands commonly known and
cahe1 lie dnwer pits, ana the tract " land common
" called The Union pits also tiirty Eve of land
sOunied ny the ards - iiairy Cote william Ellison
aa me tract ~ lani c0mu 'gly called the dover pts
also hte equal hat Undivided tWentIeihs Of acres
commonly called thr dover pitt; also I'VE valuable ne
tf"e' one riding char, carriage. sock Of COWS
seep and hogs aus al tie household aud Kitchen
lug The dehs specified ~ said deedh nre patticu
u description Of The laad 10 deemed unnecessary as
IS presumed that those Inclined to puTciase will view
ne sare previoH9 ~ The day of safe. Mr. wilkins u
lyrs ON NE pftmises aud will give any inuruIalifn
which ma5 he requested.
wall convey the title vested in me by the said deed
Vuust l.. BuRFOOT, trustee
nc. y. O. ids
a DAFT, dec. aTe requested to niake them known.
DANIEL u. Is'pf
fsb.S. SIT ~ ioseoh rarmsdatt. dec.
A IL persons ina bitd 10 OIN GRAHAM, deceased
"te requested TO mtk payment a. ue i0u-g,ateif,
As am d's"oa. ~ closing the administration - sonh
as possible, aud therefore cannot gran IND e-ncs TO
any body. WALLER Dun Executor
NOV. 10. 54''I OF john Graham, deed,
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Escheator fer Ben,ico ron,ify.
btCs a. GS..fds
Ilfeqi


INV HUNDRED DOLLfRS RRwARu. Ranamgg
- IRON thr 'HbscTt"et. HOiHr near b0disoN q. N.
~ oHfhs pa M June last q aerro nun Hgg1ed
ikHuS, RHO foof min him other ayIareL bpf n
pdir Of iHfH pantnt0OHS, amt amt ,rooi hat NE
toter7Jty bt"ck oIfhi" pis0fe, Gcfirs 0Hd 7rond in
ms cdrftdgt, am Hho"f rect itrh,S high. ms
aPpdrc' he M dOubt has chaRecd d4ce he d5Sco1ded
dTd M dOnbfhas rcctred 0I m0tici0Us PERSON n
free pass me 0bOye ren0td niH ne sfVea 10 anu
Pefs0H ptcheHdiHg NE 0I0yesoiT uerrOoNE OF me
county ~ 1afe from dkl h lie ahsconded oHd cOp6n.
Ing him ~ somf jai fhaf tbc taag ref him or
; 90 " 1ppTchtRdsd and cotnHed iHfhe counfs JroUi
whtch H. a6fc0Hded- bHf re Ofhfr chDtres mid. by
MICHAEL MRYRHOEFFER.
Otfobcr & fttC
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Rf vhtne Of deed Of trust executed by Wilson
Carr Niehoias dec. to the subscribers. aud now Of
record ia The Courts VI the counties OF Csbei and Al
p'inaie Tor the purpose of iDdeninifyng William H.
SaDeii Tor certain endorseme ats made by tue said
Sabeii Tor Tue i'eneht OF the said NIcholasWe shall
proceed to sell 10 the highest bidder, for cash. the
S"tn Hay ~ January neat, At the front door Of the
EAsie H"tel IN the city Of Richmond, twenty seven
NEGROES and trac, Of LAND. in the county Of
Caheii on the Ohio river, commonly called the Green
HOtfom, containing about four thousand four hundred
ana forty one acres so much thereof will raise
tue :nn Of twenty two theusaud five hundred dollars
paid by the said endnrsrr for the SAID Nicbo
las, To the Bank "i Virginia ana the Branch Baak
The United States at Richmond. aud the costs Of exc
cutting this trust The title L. the above property is
beliered TO be indispEiabl WILLIAM WRIT
Dee. 10. 81 lids ROBERT CAMILLE.
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cos VIII so GiVsN FOR
Jk'fig or Forty HcdIthy Negroes.
tppIy a. as Of hs Union BolsI, or at this Once.
December I. 90. III
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FEuALE EDUCaTION

TWILL be continued, the ensuing year. at my resi-
dence, unser tue care Of Ms. Ndiifda Terrell. -
The term "'li commence the l0;h ct January and
c"niinne I'LL the 10Th Of December deducting one
aud tnton. loo for the tenn. be paid quarterly in
advance Reds. towels, aud candies Will be furnished
by the subscriber. FLEMING TERRfLL.
Caioine. December I. 6"..-6w
Il ND FOR ) tLE.--By uirtne Of a dsYd Of Trusf
- erecnt'd to ns BY Wdrncr L.vis on fhs nth day
-iprn 1910, 10 secure 20 john Uo0dson the YdJ
"ehf ~ snndry Sums Of nloneg therein mentioned
nW. o." Monday The hhh saN February next IL
Jdb ~ NOT. ON The frSf fair day thers0Jfe, The
premises. set for CASH tie Remainder ~ fro,t "
tdhd nfdfninG .69 ceres be TIE same tsSS
frfug f1 Gtochf.Hd and bounded by the funds
Derereur Jdrrat, George H0th1an, Ujtiiam Mar
theirs, amt Ednir 71rpa; port Of the said tract
81 ffH1 HdU"c been already SOLD to Sdtisfp the frSf
ana sec0ad instruments also tract containing 2dT
SAID bdrner purchaser from George ". Hopkins,
bounded bgthe Bprd creek tbe iQidS Of fchdbod Dd-
met and Richdrd Crouch. .fksO a Tract adjoining
tHs tdnd containing 20. acres less, bounded
~ the Byrd creek The I1st mentioned tract, the
Iu"ds or SAID TROUGH, Ih0Elas BiHJord ana George
Holnan. .iLSJ0 tract containing nity acres, more
or less. icing Nse said Byrd creek. Purchdsrd by
The said uarnsr Lewis )ro,s Ran'totlh Harrison,
oox 'dsd By the raid creek hc lands OF Ehnin Isrpin
ara others tkh the OPpErfeRdceS 10 fae Sa1 fydcfS
6eione lag, much thereof may he sufficient 10
pay ilOO dollars NTH fhs iHfersst thereon ad the
costs attending 'e erecMtoa OF fhis trust The safe
tcH connmencs the first mentioned tract and uiH
ddr 10 day fH much il sold sufficient salts
~ the dfed aforesaid. These iands lie iH AN
excellent neichb1Thood and part them is capable
Of producing fne tobdcco. The balance is generally
good Turning k1nd.
THOI4y PEHBERTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-04

Classical and Scientific InStitution-R Richmond
~. STACK, begs leave tn announce to the citizens.
I've ofRichmond, thai the duties Of the above estab
lsbren, comprising complete cOurte Of instruction
W 'i~ Laun and Greek Languages, Mathematics, and
Tue nsnai branches of liberal education, will CON-
mence "h Tuesday next, January I'd, al Or. Cullens
lecture room, Mayo's buildings In order to aaoTd his
pupils every opportunity of acquiring scientific nfoT
naii"h 81 the highest order he has made such arrange.
nens as III give them the privilege Of attending Dr.
Gu shs Lectures on chemi'tr> aud NaHis Philosophy
without interfering, in any way with their other STU.
dies, or incuirins a2y additional expense.
nsr
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NOI'ICI:

4 Ii persons indebted 10 JOSEPH DiRMSn-aTT
4 dec are reaneated I" make payinentsto me im,ne
diaeiy, as am desrous OF closing the administration
as soon possible, and therefore cannot indul
semee W any pooy. DANIEL CALL, Ex'or
leu. -. So. III of nat, ,daf hsc
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4 Ii pefkOIs havIng CLAIMS against JOHN OK. HAM,
"a deceased, are requested To make Them known.
WALLER Dun, Executor
Nov. 10. 5I..n OF John Graham lee n
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-19
APOLLINO,
II Grand Musical Myentson.
THE

invented and built by jos PLyMpToN, a
native of this State, is now exhibiting by the
inventor, at the same place.
The APoLIINo contains the following
variety of Instruments and limitations, which
can be performed separately, OF the combina-
ton OF any part of them, or the whole at once,
by one performer, rts.-Imitation of the Eoli-
an Harp, Flageolette, Imitation of Birds, Blu
gle, Claronet, Trumpet, French Horn, Bas-
soon, Serpent, German Flute, English Flute,
Octave Flnte. Fife, Snare Drum, Bass Drum.
Cymballs, Organ, Musical Glasses, Bagpipes,
Martial Band, limitations of distant Thunder,
&c. &c.
lSF Price Of Admittance TO the MUSEUM
and APoLIdNo, SO cts.--Children, half price.
Boston, .Marck %, 1921.
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WORCESTER, Wednesday, sEprrmBER 10, 1891
Henry M. Skies
OFFERS FOR SALE.


DLAID Silks, at 55cts.; Black
Il do. SIS cts. Calicoes, II cts; Bomba-
zetts, 25 Cts; Flannels, 25 cts. satinetts. rs
cts. 4; Factory Shifting, 70 cts. do Sheetirpgs.
20 Cts; Bed-Ticking, % cts. per yard; Bor-
dered Cashmere shawls, at dollars Muslin
Cravats, IS cts Black Silk Handkerchief.
40 CTS. per ps. and Beaver Gloves, at 20 cts.
per pair.-Goods of the abovs-naned, of al
most every qoalitys equally cheap
Just recesved-a new and beautiful arti-
Gle for Ladies' Gowns, called
Queen Caroline Plaids
together with great variety of SILK, CorroN.
WooLLEN and LINEN GooDs, as cheap d can
be purchased in Boston or Worcester.
*s* H. M. S. does not contemplate any
different arrangement in business at prdenf.
and he hopes his present low prices viii {ause
no arrangement. As regards his ability I'd pur-
chase, he trusts his advantages will be Jound
equal to that of his neighbour this huch,
he is determined not to be undersold.
Worcester, Sept. 10, 1921.
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tFrOns the Charleston Is. c. cou,4sr.1


From the Charleston Is. C.) cou,ser.1
We in Charleston are subject TO many
Privatlons and Inconvenience from our
unfortunate position in the southern
quarter of the Union. All foreign in
telltgence comes to US, like squeezed
lemon, through the hands of our north,
ern brethren, who received it fresh
from the other side of the water. All
the domestick events Of great interest
occur at the north--nothing marvellous
happens in Charleston, and nobody Of
consequence comes to see as. We can
not see the Steam Frgate-nor the
Sea-Serpent--nor the West-Point Ca
dets--nor be invited to dance ont
board OF "a. We never saw Cooke.
nor kean, nor Joseph Buonaparte, nor
Jerome, nor the Albiness, nor Miss Car
aboo-nor DR.. Mitchell, nor Professor
Everett--nor any of the pertentous
prodigies of the age. We have no
white mountains, nor green, nor blue.
we have no falls of Niagara, nor Passa-
lex, nor Cohoes-nor springs of Balls
town, or Saratoga, of sulphur or of iron
no bridges, natural or arti6cial-no
rural villas of repose-no elegant rem
devious of the fashionable, the learned.
or the far- We have no Holsters, nor
salmon, nor currants, nor gooseberries.
nor wall fruit, so tempting TO the eve Of
the fortunate Bostonians. If there is
procession, whether for the bones Of
Montgomery, or of Paine, or of Andre.
we see nothing at all of it. In short.
we are kept in the darir completely-as
IT we were nobody. Even the eclipse
comes to US after it has been gazed IN
on by all at the north who choose ID
look at it.-And yet, in spite Of our defi-
ciencies, we have to pay the taxes ana
support the publick burdens as much as
II we were more fortunate. What a
pity the nation moves not on pivot, 50
that the South might occasionally take
the place Of the North, and we come ia
for our share of the West-P Point Cadets.
the Sea-Serpents. and the other redalia,
Of the Republick
The Mobile Gazette states. Thai oAlw.
one death occurred in Mobile in all ne
month Of July, and that caused by istox-
icatioR.
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NOTICE..
r EMUEL DUNBAR. Post.

q EMUEL DUNBAR, Post
- Rider from Worcester to Springfield, is
IN want of Cash, to pay the Printes and takes
the most probable way to obtain it by request
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Quarters Of Newspapers, TO pay The same on
or before the 10Th instant, at which time Six
Months will expire since he recommended Post
business.--He fatters himself he has been
punctual in supplying his Customers with Pa
pers, and expects in return punctuality in pay
ments."All those who comply with his re-
quest will receive his grateful thanks: those
who do not, must not think hard if they have
TO pay the small tax to some other person or
persons.
SOltiibridge, Sept. 10, 1921.
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TO BE SOLD,

A FARM, living in the south
IA west part. of Fitzwilliam, on The road
from Royalston to Keenc, containing between
seventy and eighty acres of Land, well proper
toned for Moving, PlouShing and Pasturing-
a good Orchard, and Wood sufficicnt-with a
comfortable and convenient House, a good
Barn, a thirty feet Shed, Corn-Bsn, &C.
Said Farm lies within about three miles and
half of Royalston Meeting House II libe-
Tal credi! will be given for the greater part of
it, by giving good security. Any person wish
ing to purchase the above, may apply to Ben
.janlir Eddy, of Royalston, or Mr.. Charles
Spooner, living on the premises
Fitzwilliam, Aug. Ia, 1921. CIV
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MISCELLANY.
~1U.ZyZZz

from the baltimore Morning Chronicle.
Since the death of Buonaparte. wa
have amused ourselves by turning over
the pages of, Johnson's limitations az
Juvenai's " Vanity of Human Wishes,
- ohnson IS drawing the Character Of
Charles the 18th; but it applies. and
Wifh si1Ah nIn0aney f1 R..>--s-v s-
-s ea.ss.
We could not well resist the inclination
to give the extract. 1t follows let the
reader substitute Napoleon for Charles.
IN the following quotation.
:. On what foundation stands the warriorr's
pride,
How just his hopes, LET Swedish Charles de-
eide
fame OF adamant, soul of fire,
no dangers fright him, and no lsbours tire:
Ger love, DER fear, extends his wide domain.
Unconquer'd lord of pleasure and Of pain
no joys to him pacifck sceptres Weld.
war SOUNDS the trump, he rushes to the
bine,
And one capitulate, and one resign
feace courts his hand, but spreads her charms
in vain;
."o eA4aA u, ne cries. ttl nOugH6
remain,
On .Hoscoa0's walls till gothick standards fiy.
ana all be mine beneath the polar sky.'
The march begins in military state.
And nations on his eye suspended wait.
otern famine guards the solitary coast.
And winter barbados the realms Of frost
ne comes, nor want nor cold his course delav.
hide, biushing glory, hide Pultowa,s day:
ne Vanqulsh'd hero leaves his broken bands.
And shows his miseries in distant lands,
1ondemn'd needy supplicant to wait.
While ladies interpose, and slaves debate.
But did not chance at length her errour mends
DID no subverted empire mark his end
DID nyal monarchs give the fatal wound
Or hostile millions press him to the ground
his tall was destin'd to foreign strand.
A petty fortress and dubious hand
lie lett the name, at which the world grew
pale,
10 point moral, or adorn a tale.''
The name OF Buonaparte IS now
mingled with that of Charles he has
left name at which the world grew
pales literally, and substantially. g to
point moral or adorn tale.'' He is
now what Charles of Sweden once
was, and NOW is, a heap of harmless
or Wondering dust The only question
is, whether he shall be allowed to rot.
either in St. Helena, in the tomb of ST.
Denis, in Austria, or in Westminster
Abbey.
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Be Particular Z
YKyHE Subscriber would notify

KyHE Subscriber would notify
n all those indebted to him for Newspa-
pers or on any other account, that this day
completes four years since he commenced sup
plying many of his Subscribers with Newspa-
pers; q the reasonableness of settlement with
all who are indebted for one quarters News
papers is unquestionable. He therefore ex-
poets all who are thus indebted will not fail of
making settlement with him previous to the
first of October next, as all unsettled accounts
will at that time, most probably, be placed in
other hands for collection.-To those who
have been punctual in their payments, he re-
turns his grateful thanks, and solicits contin-
uance oftheir patronage those who have
not, he viii in future be more particular.
CYRUS STOCKWELL.
Worcester, Sept. 5, 1921.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate-office, September 4, 1921.
10 the Creditors and Heirs of ANNA
JEwETT, late Of Sterling, IN SAID
County, deceased, and TO all Others con-
cerned IN The Estate of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
"a pear (if you see ftl at the Court Of
Probate, to be holden at Worcester, in said
County, on the first Tuesday in October
next, at one of the clock, aftern noon, to show
cause why the Accounts of the Administration
Of said Estate should not be allowed; and you
will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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NOTICE.

A y adjourned Meeting of the
N Board of Censors for the Second District
Of the MASSACHUSETTS, MEDICAL SOCIETY viii
be held at l4attGaoay's Inn, on Wednesday, the
I'd day of October next, at 9o'clock, A. nj.
JOHN GREEN, Sec,ryofthe Board.
Worcester, Sept. 10, 1921.
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Notice IS hereby GiUen.
Estate Of Thomas Kabgood.

NOTICE is hereby given
IN that we the Subscribers have been duly
appointed Commissioners to receive and exam
inc the claims against the Estate Of THOMAS
HAPGOOD, late of Petersham, in the County
of Worcester, deceased, represented insolvcnt;
and that Six Months from the fourth day of
September instant, are allowed to the Credit
ors to bring in and prove their claims and
that we will attend TO that service on the third
Thursday of September instant, and the second
Thursday Of October next, and on the last
Thursday Of February next, from two to six
O'Clock in the afternoon Of each of said DAYS, at
the Westinghouse Of .Austin Brooks, Innhold-
erin said Petcrsham--atw which times and place
the said Creditors are requested to bring in
and prove their claims against said Estate.
DAVID III. GROSvENOR.
JOSIAH WHEELER.
FetersLaa,, Sept. A, 1921,