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THE
APOLLINO,
fl Grand Musical Tnyenf,.6o.

Invented and buff by jon PLYmproS, a
native of tins State, is now exhibiting by the
inventor, al the same place.
The APoLLIso contains the following
variety of Instruments and limitations. which
can be performed separately, or the combina-
ton OF any part of them, or the whole at once.
by one performer, REORGANIZATION Of the Foil
an Harp, FIageolette, Imitation of Birds. Bu-
gle, Clarionet, Trumpet, French Horn, Bas-
soon, Serpent, German Flute, English Flute.
Octave Flutes Fife, Snare Drum, Bass Drum.
Cymballs, Organ, Musical Glasses, Bagpipes.
Martial Band, limitations Of distant Thunder,
&c. &c.
OF Price Of Admittance to the MUsnux
and APoLLfNo, so Children, half price.
Boston. March 90, 1921.
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LEMON SYRUP.

THIS article, highly clarified,
and genuine agreeable, convenient,
salutary, and cheap-is carefully manufactur-
ed and sold by the Subscriber, at his Confec-
tionary Shop in this n.-OI:5-Tavern will
find this very excellent preparation in all sea-
sons Of the year.
Confectionaries of all kinds, made and
sold as above.
~ Orders for the above promptly at
tended to.
ALEXANDER G. VoTTIER.
Worcester, August 25, 1921.
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10 United States Luuahd Pen.
Ss0HerS.
vTyHE Secretary Of War. ha

YVHE Secretary of War, hav-
n ing ordered that all Invalid Pensioners
OF the United States shall, previous to receiv-
ing the next Semi-annual payment of their
Pensions, on the 4th of September, be EXAMINE
ed, and the rate of their disability certified
Surgeon Of the United States Army will at
tend for this purpose every day from this date.
between the hours of sese, and one o'clock AZ
the Medical Room of DR.. J. B. BRowS, Com
mon-street, near the Stone Chapel.
Boston, o4ug. 81, 1891.
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Medical Lectures.

VHE Medical Lectures at the
IL NEw-HAMPsHtRE MEDICAL. ISrIrU.
TIoN, at Hanover, will commence on Thurs
day, the Goth of September next, and continue
thirteen qceeks.
Surgery, Obstetrieks and Legal .Melicint.
by DR.. MUssEY.
Theory and Practice Of Physiek and Jdsteria
Medica, by DIR. OLIVER.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, by DR.. Dana.
Anatomy and Physiology, by DR.. Parsons.
Fees for all the courses, Fsfiy-tro dours.-
Boarding in eligible situations, at 81: 50 per
week.
Medical Students viii be allowed to attend
GRATIS the Lectures on the application Of Sci
e,.ce TO the Arts.
August 90.
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TO BE SOLD.

A FARM, lying in the south
IN west part of Fitzwilliam, on the road
from Royalstop to Keene, containing between
seventy and eighty acres of Land, well proper
toned for Moving, Ploughing and Pasturing-
a good Orchard, and Wood suiicient--with a
comfortable and convenient House, a good
Barn, thirty feet Shed, Corn-Bsrn, &C.
Said Farm lies within about three miles and A
half of Royalston Meeting House .---A lbe-
raj credit 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
jamin Eddy, of Royalston, or Mr.. Charles
Spooner, living on the premises.
Fitzwillam, Aug. IA, 1921. CIV
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JEREMIAH ROBINSON.
Druggist. Worcester .

Hunt, Clarke 81 Sons, Northampton; john
SON, Fitchburg; Read e. Spalding, Amherst !;
Mason, Providence DIP, Hopkins, Hartford;
Long, Greenfield Henshaw& Co. Brooktield !:
Brewer, Stearns s. Edwards, Springfield; Hill
& Moore, Concord and most Druggists, Book
sellers and Postmasters throughout the United
States. Where may be had all those justly
esteemed and highly approved 6 Medicines, $
prepared by w. r. CoNwAY.--Price, dollar.
or six bottles for s dollars.
Boston, J,tlye, 1891. 6teow
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Flour, Leather,
Iron, sc.
SAMUEL ALLEN, Jr.

HAS FOR SALE,
Sup. Baltimore --Anso-
Flour, warranted, Best Cognac Brandy,
Id. Sd. 3D.. lOd. and St. Croix Rum,
god. Cut Nails, NE. do.
Fl Nail-Rods, Old Jamaica Spirits.
Russia & Swedes Iron,l Wines,
Sole Leather, Loaf & Brown Sugar,
Wax'd Meats do, Teas, Spices,
Black-grain'd do. Coarse Salt,
Calf Skins & Moroc- Coarse-Fine do.
co, Table do. &c. &c.
Persons wishing for any Of the above
articles, viii find many of them charged at
Boston prices, with the addition Of Transports
ton.
Cash or Merchandise paid for TAN.
EER's STOcK of every description.
Worcester, Sept. 5, 1921.
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Notice is hereby G5Uen,

WHAT the Subscriber has been
n duly appointed Executor ofthc last VIII
and Testament of JOHN STEBBINGS. late of
Spencer, in the County of Worcester, deceas-
ed, and has taken upon himself that trust, by
giving bonds as the law directs. All persons
indebted to said Estate, are hereby called up
on to make immediate payment; and all those
TO whom said Estate is indebted, are requested
20 exhibit their demands for settlement.
JOHN BOYDEN.
Spencer, Sept. A, 1891.
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"HAT the Subscriber has been
N duly appointed Administrative on the
Estate of ELlJ All HUBBARD, late of Wes'
tern, in the County of Worcester, deceased,
and has taken upon herself that trust, by Civ
ing 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 sid Estate is indebted, are requested to
exhibit their demands for settlement.
TtIIRZA LUMBARD.
Western, Aug. 10, 1921.
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THIS new and healing Balsam

THIS new and healing Balsam
- bids fair to rival every Medicine here
tofore discovered, for Coughs and complaints
OF the lungs, leading 10 Oonst,.4Ps,oi., "a
even in seated Consumptions it has lately been
used by many, with the most surprizing sue
cess. If Certificates from persons of the high
est responsibility, or the great and increasing
demand for it, may be called proof of its good
effects, it is proved. Scarcely case of Colds,
Coughs, pain in the side; difficulty of breath
ing, want of sleep, arising from debility, or
even Consumptions, but may be relieved by
the timely use of this Medicine MANY
certificates Of its efficacy accompany each
bottle.
Caution.-Be particular that every genuine
bottle has ".4ndersOn's Cough Drops'' stamp
ed on the bottle, and the directions are all
signed by JAMES MELLEN.
For the further satisfaction of the Pubiick.
the following Certificates are offered for pc
rusal -
In the year 1916, was seized with an in
Illumination of the liver, which caused an ad-
heslon that placed me in very critical situa-
tions Almost all kinds of exercise caused
PAIN m my side and breast. In this situation
continued until April, 1919, when my cough
and the pain in my breast increased through
the summer; my flesh wasted grew weak
and bowed down; and lost all hope of ever
being any better, About the first of last Oc-
tober, my SON purchased at Ballstown Springs
a bottle of .4ndersOn's Cough Drops, from
which | found almost immediate relief; and
from the use of two bottles only, my lungs are
restored to perfect soundness. once more
can walk erect, and should be in perfect
health, were it not for the adhesion in my
side. STEPHEN SEAMAN
Greenfield, July II, 1920.
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Take Notice.
EMBARRASSMENT,
XXTHEN a cure for one dollar.

WHEN a cure for one dollar.
w or, at most, for two dollars, can be OBJ
tanned for e9Sshas ce 81 hsss h sRst difficult @ssnl
pain in the side, splitting of blood, strained
stomach, &c. must it not be a matter of sur
prize that we see the obituary daily swelled
with deaths occasioned principally by colds
On an average, at least, Or One hur-
dred and fifty thousand persons die annually of
consumption, originating principally from tak=
ing cold, commencing with cough, then diff
Guilty OF breathing, and pain in the sides at
length the lungs become affected; consumption
ensues, and death closes The scene. Alas too
often does prejudice; by listening to some and
adopting the opinion of others, prevail there's
by preventing trial of such medicine as might
afford relief under the idea that no relief can
be obtained. Scarce case occurs but may
be relieved by the timely application Of
DIR. Relies Asthmatick Pills.
As proof Of which, the following interesting
cures are submitted to publick perusal:
Mr.. Stetsoq, of Hanover, was nine years al.
fiiCted with violent pain in his right breast. att
tended at times with great difficulty Of breath
ingi and wholly incapable of attending busi-
ness after having tried in vain all other med
icinc was cured, and his health perfectly re.
stored by two boxes Of these pills.
An elderly lady, her daughter and grand.
daughter; of Boston; were each dreadfully af-
fiicted with asthma and difficulty of breathing !:
were all of them cured and restored to perfect
health by seven boxes.
Judge -, of Salem, had been MANY wears
severely afflicted with violent cough and diff
fculty Of breathing was cured by two boxes
his sleep was restored on the second night.
which had been broken for many years.
A Lady, of Boston, turned of 60, was severe
ly afflicted with violent cough, pain in the
side, at times splitting Of blood; could not lie
down in her bed for four years; could not sleep
but at short intervals; was restored to perfect
health on taking three boxes.
These Pills give instant ease in all coughs.
colds, asthma, difficulty ofbreathing, wheezing.
tightness of the chest, strained stomach, con-
sumption, pain in the side, splitting of blood,
chillness and shiverinss, the forerunners of ma
lignant fevers, sc. Common colds are remov.
ed in a few hours. The aged will experience re-
lief equally agreeable and instantaneous, even
when the lungs are affected
or Ask for DR.. Relics .4stamatick Pills.,
One box, containing 12 pills, frequently effects
cure. To prevent imposition, the outside
printed wrapper is signed 'sW. T. Conway,
Observe this as you raisie health. -Prepared
and sold wholesale, by the sole pronrietsT, w.
t. CONWAY, Chemist, No. /, BGmstead-p Place,
Common-street, Boston, and retailed By special
appointment bv
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Be Particular !!
THE Subscriber would notify

THE Subscriber would notify
IL 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; & the reasonableness of a settlement with
all who are indebted for one quarters News.
papers is unquestionable. He therefore ex4
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 a contin-
uance oftheir nase-with those who have
not, he will in future be more particular.
CYRUS STOCKWELL.
Worcester, Sept. S, 1921.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-09

sisted in IT, frat determine ION. am! tarre.
inre there had been spp'oprisl,d i.t-f that
branch "i ;iic seriy@ iiigi, i!inusand dol
lars less than Mas asked. The cxprntli-
are. II appeared. hst exceeded the .,-
propris'ion ~ COO d6lar>, !icins lcss,iy
10 0Ge than had been estimated BY the
War l. pertinent
Mr.. SMITH. confirmed ihc statement
w!icii MIR, Fiiu,bie had jus, made.
Mr. Sr0RRs rvmal i1ra That, aiihonpli
20 900 dollars less ti.eh WAS asked lai
been appropriated. il appeared to by ac-
know dyed liza, 1900 dnl.ars, bp,ond
the auuum, Of tue appropriations, had
been expanded and impressed his desire
10 know By what authority Air. S. sub
sequeni'y witidrew his opposition To this
biil on The GROUND iha, il did not pledge
lle House eiIi'r in regard - The. making
np He deficiency or o future appic piia.
hons.
Tie debate subsidized is,o nearly ye-
ncra! assent TO Tie passage &c Tie hill !;
aid. after negaiivina motion b, MIR.
Cocke. 80 pos,poEr The subject. SIC bill
vas ordered 10 be cnGrossSd Tor lmId
reading.
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TILE QUEEN,

LoNpoH fEvcping) Nov II y estfrlay nor.
hiss sfrcrai Populations icf London for Ham
nisrs'aiii for HE purpoe of presenting Addresses
ia her Eoirsiy. The Coll and SirPrsmith's Id
dress ,rers cUried by most respectable dcpufd
ticB, ia betueeR ~ ani 80 carriages uhick passri
mn The 81 and h,twstn ~ AMI 10 clock aud hrcn2 4
PiccadiHs KnighiSb'idge &c The morning ras
rcry rel anil Increment and he spectators rrre
not hume, farmer occasions. Tae
AddreSs frem 50 CHESS IA the FieLts, and ~.
Georges bloomsbury. TaS Carried by most re
specialize AID numerous body
The (o,ioiripg is list OF The addresses. NTH
the ndnieS NJ me gentlemen uho presented them -
Jyign 23i5 Ildeymin Hood
Stamford-!Sir G ~ Noel and Col Jones.
CatinefmakerS DrpHIation.
Edintmgh- Lord 4. Hamilton and John j
Bnme Esq
Ne,c Der f9i--J. Hume Esq.
Duty 1903 Di.to.
DamtrieS-- Diuo.
Hereford Lay.ourcrs -AiIerman Hood.
Glastonbury Ditto.
Uokine h0nt Ditto.
Uonmoufh Old Fsiiows ditto.
Museun Brothers - Dufo
Co'yton - DHio.
East Rent Biiiitia Ditto
ashton under Lyme Females 3.31S-Diti
Gold and Sirey0nths = DPpWiation
TidaceH li,500-Hessrs. Crem,ay, Ro,rta, trad
Aikins
RamSgate- alderman Hood.
Leigh Do.
.p"J FtH"'eS/ f>uuy I-tNtUfS.
Bidu Deprivation.
Truro { Ebenezer hapei)-diierman Hood
auckland Eiers-J. c. Rytand, Esq.
Urine alderman Hood.
PAYREUTH. October % according IN au-
hentic accounts from SWit=criond the enemies Of
pubiic tranquility are necessarily iabOu,ipg to ef
feet reroiution Of that country The Carb0nGr
hare societies in CoiSe. Zurich AraW. and Rdsie
Freem0SOnry serces as n cloak They iabour III
igeM 10 gam the yogM ortriO the German Uni
Thich has been formed ritiin these t,cO years
among young SiciSs and the cause that for
time pas. nla,g journeys in Switzerland
hare been made by certain Germans The secret
societies an Igroi are intimately connected rith
those in Switzerland. AH their correspondence is
carried on by rerbai communications nude by
t"ureiiing agents The young men are persuaded
that then are destined by Proridence to spread
erery ,chere the principles ofhberiy and seeSrity
Tie names ~ The persons at the head Of these ia
trigues are knnrH.
STRALsUND. Nov. 4-The PO,iuguese Am
bdsSddioT at the Prus,jGn Court h0d dcqrdinted
the ministry Of the sreRt at OpOrto ant Lisbon
nd required that an order should be gireD 10 MI
ships an PTHssidR ports bound for Portugal not
10 sal! from those ports al present. To this 1t cas
answered MIt, though lie sOssr1D.ent dOes not
recognise the neU order Of things IN Portugal ii
s'hnOt hOWerer. takc any steps hostile 10 that
country no nation has yet gisen such an erdm-
pie !! The ministry also sighifed that a prohi>
Jition Of the Kind rOuH be attended ,cHh many
difficulties, The merchants and ship omiers hope
II ciH an no case he granted, nRLsSS the POrtWguese
minister ,cW first guarantee the PrHSsi4n subjects
against all The losses Whick they ,rouh suffer 6y
such Il prohibaiCm
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LaHd for safe near the Hcqdo,0 Brideps.
fNif1e ~ dcsd % uuu. nlm elm " Ilns o.
~ W M. u Wreni rs trustee, tf The htupnt Of 4n4u
JON. afstgsee of Daniel tllis VIII be sold to Co.,
bghe't bidder fo ready uopey. on tre Brrfuftfs on
fTidd ne m dry ~ FebTBayp. ~ fsif oiefusefhe
~ - thereafter, in Hsnoger county, SO atfet
OF Nj, ~ which Yrs Ellis now n &c o. 80 ,nrcf
~ re- as nav w aaiicieat 10 raise tde sum ~ ore
thofs i.- lJ.r- 9th the iute,eu tb.gron st.d IN,
cbt2ts aii' lSi"c N, rNtcRi'n ~ h. tfpsi.
W lsnd ties ~ sire MEADOW Rrideps on Chicfa
bomff Sranp, beiwceu the i-ndf o. Roirft While and
20 und w. Cfesshaw. II Is ESTEEMED valuable fafd
shall Only convey ny flsii AZ tnst
ViLaNa y. WIEN.
4 'ap q. 7Es.Nfgs
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t0r Rent or Lease, the Rgf5gh tavern
I'm The city of Williamsburg The subscfberi is desi.
II fous to rent nr one lease Tor ci years. this
old aid Veil establishes Tavern, together with The
snJ principal furIgie attached thereto. The public
are too well informed ~ ,hc advantages OF this situation
10 require minnle e,otiptiou 10 q person who can
give satisfactory assurances Co keep good house The
terms VIII he made veTy reasonable. Possession viii
be given eli the ast day OF January next.
WILLIAM 1CCANDLISU.
November TO- 55tf
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IKUSI SAiE

INlIE subscribe, by rirtue Of certain deeds oCfrpu
L saftd BY R0ber Campbet Gri uife 10 JOhl
tH@stMfrdfiJH 81 #trAaTiah Hr0afy ,ariU, ontr'GaI
the i@'h dag of January nest az IL C{0ch, Il. H.
tie premises eIuSc )ar SG!e IN gHjiic auction for
rtd0g money ne jiswiHg YS3J UOiHGbtt ggGy srfq.
fViHg ia The city Of Rtsh8eAF, DtiUCeH u and II
streets on HAockoe CrSeL us. Oac JOI, M. y
adJ9iniRg lat 80. ~. coNtaifUC - 'cct uiion 10
I0gk GfIey, and ericHaiRS bdct - 3,tt fHckeS...
4tSo one oth,7' nor, 0fjoipiac ne a5oUe 80. ~
Eai"iHs Is Jtet jre'k, and esf'.i.'"s rack I9Ject
SsicttS.
.5',d ~ SATURDAY, the GOSH cf tuusry next az II
O'Clock, H. ii. az The front f00J Of fhe Edsie Hosi
ia the C@tV OF hichripf, RE j9ih4Hs pcTs Dait5ie
UEYiERN I.ANDS 5ctH also 10 cijeTed joT S0ie IL
Tie highest bsdGer, for cdA, ti=
ore { act u L.fVD iyiDc and bciHs ithe coaHtg
nj Jefferson GHd stare ~ NsIfECEy, or the SOWfk
edSt SHE ~ me Chi0 ige9 oGcw 90 mites Gs!Ou me
RUS, containing 100 acres.-OHs o,her lraci
kaNfag ~ 00O Of i5,d. icing ard bciNs ia TIE
T0~at9 r. EoufbOal. Sfafe u he0tUcEg, ne Month
side 81 y@f north Jrk u hsnfUcIg yiter. one Uisr
SGHtesIets and CrHy OF he Rorfh Jorf ~ heaf's6q
7I9cr -5tS1 Cislt lndsiicd iWeHt t-SCreRfk lNsrS
Gtrdct 81 u 600 0cresci taRd, toins ia the c00Hty
Of II bnaHha sure Of iifsiRtG, GsfNCcR the ssdfcTS
az CreGt dRd LHtis Ha~gicha 1igcTs -3lsU sue
'tef tarf, containing So 0cTeS If iaHd, in Tie
county, at TIE 1i"tth y IooF orfeh, iHciRdiDe tie
ot fa"G, I" the sane county, on ne Sjnau Grovet
ILaA,f, AZ fhe lOECr eWd n CdrrOirs NiaHd imctud
fac tie SIT spring on ne Said iStarI --fISO,
ethtT iIatti containing 1915 acres, me irferS ~
BtHeSfoHc ar f.ss coRHfy ~ GiicS fiSO, o.hei
Itact, containing 1853 iIid in tie coRYty Of
RaHd"Ipa az lie aafcTS Of Eo0ri"g creek 0r'SO
iEHdTH "Cntig1ie notes GnG defS dRd fae O5jecfA az
The SAID trust mentioned IN SuiG d-CdS QHd the c0sfS
6"d chaYcfs GHeEdtbg tie FIecHtioH Of the said
trust HEthGRT 4 rLsl6ORNE. Surv'g rIu,ter
n. y. The subscriber 5riU 0Rly c0HVey such fitks
Gs NiGg IL Ia him as trustee
me 1bo"e SUES WiH Dc coHdUcfeh 6V NfssrS. n.
HERBlRT "A. CLAIBORNE. sufv'e Trnst.c.
DEG. 10 d6..d5
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Esehcdtor Jor Henyico count.
pee n. Is. t.s

I'M nUNURrD DOLLARS REN AiD.- RanaUag
~ IRON tie sane iisrt firing near IiadisOa &. n.
"a o" the 9lA 81 time last, negro mar named
PIti'iUS, ch9 fGIk-sith him ofker 013apeI 6Ht a
mir Of tiRcR P0HtatO0S, Sig amt TO0i hat ne is
r1ser05iV btGck 0C MIN pisgcs, 0cfUs astd T0d
f,is c1I,igce, am a5awf fsct o inches A,gh. his
1lpHrc{ re doUbt has ckgRccd SIRE he Seconded
Olf7 d0H5fkds rfcGircd igGiSciogS 9eTNGD
free pass ne Hb0Ue reW0Td 3cift BE Ciuea 20 Qay
3eTSa1 experimenting the Nf0icSdid aeerO0Ht 81 the
county state from 'rsich ne GbAcVnd9R art cO1,dt
a.. him ia jHi fkRt TIE JsoFe, my Ger rim or
$50 ~ unprecedented 0aG confined nttc con,,fg Jro8
mich kr QJScoaGcd-bWt n" ciktr charges t.o3d by
MtCHaEL MgYRHOEFFER.
OCfohry e. JI...T
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E>CHEA'rOR'S SALE.

A eel OF ih!s Siar, shall, NODdaV, fhs 5h dag of
Fe0rNGry near hetw-ea iae bnurs OF ~ aah O'Clock
before tie dur Of Henriro County Courthouse IN this
city, (5eing court d3t expose - sale; By public auc
lion, to The highest hiidsr for ready money, half
acre IoF OF GROUND with the improvements therssI
ia this city, No 55I upon Shntkoe Hl suaie al The
iners-cion al 6lh AID streets, and Immediately ogpo
allie the New ha'hei, Monroe Warn, and which fatd
lot was a'e the property OF Jotn Myers shlirct
% the hing of Great Britain. and 10y inqIisop dub
taken In the l,t wear The Commpnw raith has bern
fuud To esCheal u th= common" ealth Of Virginia,
ssteealy 10 the provisions nf Of The General
Assembly ia the SAY Session OF !779, eniiied.
g In Gck concerning tsChfGiS GRd COrJoiLHrcS rom
british 'Wfie fS" Nm lay a. 9HS Peer V. Daniel.
Esq'rs. are aPPnint h! the hNtcUtive Commissions
beiaif % tae state lh.T attendance is respectfully
solicited a. h~ tine ami place aforesaid being pIev.-
ousy gaaiiuvd as Tie las ditscls.
SAMUEL HcCRAw.
ESclcGtor JOr HeRTic0 county.
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NOTICE.
"A IL persons indebted 20 JOSEPH DARMSDATT
n dec. are requested make payment me iuine
jiaeiy, as deirous of closing the administration
as soon as possible and therefore canne grant indgl
Eence TO any body. DANIEL GAIL. Ex'Ot
Feb- 2. s5..U Or jessut part,bdaif dee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-09

A LII persons indebted 10 JOHN Gi{nthaI, decea.-d
n ale requested 10 inak- payment To- ire Immediately
IS am dtsrous OF closing the administrator
as possible. and therefore grant Indulgence 10
any body. WALTER Dun. Executor
Nov. 81. ~ 81 John CfaLa,N decd