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For Sale. very ehedf,
The excellent FARM for-

= merly owned By Col. Murray, G.ua,e di-
really in front of the Mee.ing- Houfe, ia Ralland,
containing about rs acres OF Land, web fenced
with Rome wall, well wsiered, with an elegant
two-Aory Houle, two Bans, other Out Build
i9gs, eoossnisat Wells, and very exeslleA. Car-
den.
sAso-a good WOOD.LOr, con-
tanning - acres. dsus,e q, miles from the sbove-
mentioned Farm.-AJfS, one of the beR PAS
Tu2ES in the town, containing as acres, we'll
fenced and wa.ered. htua,e about 4 OF a mile
iouth OF the above Farm. Said Psliure will be
fold at Audion on the 9Th day of April next, if
not Preyiouay difpofsd of at private iale.
A liberal credit will be given for any
or all the above Real EAate. For further par,icu-
lars, inquire Of JONAS HOW.
Rutiana, FEB. 81, I8si.
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I'm Excellent Substitute for Cot.
fee as ,tOzO made.

Take Rye and scaid it; then dry it
thoroughly, and burn il more than you
do the common West-India Coffee
Then take about equal quantities OF
Coffee and Rye, keep them separate,
aud boil them in different vessels. AZ
ter they are thoroughly boiled, settle
them, and pour them of into clean YES.
sells. Then give the Coffee to the fam
lily, and the boiled rye 10 the COW or
pigs, in small quantities, SO as not to in
jure them, and you will find this very
pleasant substitute. And the same
method is to be observed with peas,
carrots, and potatoes
PRUDENCE CAREFUL,
aged 46I years.
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NOTICE.

The Subscriber respectfully
y informs his Friends and the Publick, thar
he has Asrted Poa Route from Roresj9ey on the
County-Ro towards Rdrdwitk, as sst % PkiasAas
dasn's Inn, in 0Gkham-from there to NORTH
Bvoekfstd--froHa thence to the north part of
Spencer.
~. B.-Ah business of carrying let
tiers or packets, and doing crrsnds, will be failh-
fully attended to by the Sobierber.
JAMES SNOW, Jun.
March Ell, i8t1.
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ANDERSON's
COUGH DROPS,
The most valuable Medicine In use, for
COUGHS AND CONsUMPTIoNS.
THIS new and healing BALKAN

THIS new and healing BALKAN
- pids fair TO rival every Medicine heretofore
diicovered, for Coughs aud complaints of the
lungs, leading to Coniumpton, and even 10 feat.
ed Ceniumptions it has lately been uied by many,
with the moa iurpvizing !pcceis, II CertiGcstes
from Perions of the higheR reiPe liability, or the
great and incEsahng demand for it may be called
proof OF its good effects, it is proved. Scarcely
Gale OF Colds, Coughs, pain in the fde, diffi-
Guilty OF breathing, want of Deep, ariGng from
debility, or even Coniumptions, but may be re.
lieved by the timely uie Of this Medicine.
Many certificates of its efficacy accompany each
bottle.
Cauti0H.-Be particular that every genuine bot
tie has g AadeyIons Cough Drops" iiamped on the
bottle; and the directions are all hgned by
IAMss MELLRN.
For the further latisfaaion Of the Publick, the
following Certificates are offered for perulal :---
hereby certify that have, for is years par.
been greatly troubled with pain in my eide OF
breaR, and more or lefs cough and weakness of
the Iungs, 70 as not to be able to attend to my
bniineis without much pain !; and have lufered
very much with wearing and debilisating Cough.
|, a few days hnee, puEchalrd bottle Of Ander.
ions Cough Deposition the ufe of which
few days only, found nay pain and cough en-
,iEelY left me, and my former Rieng,h relored.
attribute my relief entirely to the ufe of ,heie
Dtops; and can, with confidence, recommend
them to all fuch as are afflicted with cough. and
complaints of the lungs, or weakness of the
nerves, as being the mot valuable medicine ever
prepared for iuch complaints.
WM. C. PENNIMANs
Hr9lSn, May 4. 1919.
NeSp Certificate.
In the year 1916, was leized with an inHam.
nation of the liver, which csufed an adheiion that
placed me in very critical ituation. Almotf all
kinds of exerciie osufed pain in my ide and
breaR. In this fitustion coutinued until Ap
i8io, when my cough and the pain 10 cly breslt
increaied through the iummer nv Aeih waited |;
l grew weak and bowed down, ana ioi all hope
Of ever being any better. About the 6IR of lali
O9ober, my ion purchaled at Bsllfown Springs
bottle of dnderfOms Cough DROPS, from which
fouod almoli immediate relief; and from the ule
of two bottles only, my lungs are reEored to per.
feet ioundnels. | once more can walk ereee, and
mould be in perfe6t health, were it not for the adj
hefon 10 my Gde. STEPHEN SEAMAN.
Greenfield, July "A, 1870.
Sold by ABRAHAM LINCOLN, and IERE.
MlAH ROBINSON, Worceflcr; E. Hunt G.
Sons, Northampton /; Bond & Mayo, Brookfeld /,
5. Leeds d Co. Milford; "A. Seaver, Uxbridge
Lorenzo Sull, Hartford DR.. Whitney, Proyi.
dence.
AJjj6, at uholslak,'by
BARTLzTT B cHAss, No. as, Cornhll, Bottom
June 50, 1870 ,y,sow.
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4 writer in N. York paper strongly
recommends the erection of houses
without chimnies- He proposes to con-
vey the smoke through metallick pipes,
which may be SO dispersed as to warm
the whole house by one fire, and there
BY lessen the expense Of fuel one half.
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Congress, by a law passed at its late
session, have discontinued the following
among other post roads -
From Northampton, by Soutbamp-
ton, to Springfield, in Massachusetts
And have established the following
new roads -
: From Greenfield, by Bernardstown,
Mortified, Warwick, Orange, New.
Salem, Shu,esbury, I.everett, Sunder-
land, and Montague, to Greenfield.
From Richmond TO West.Stockbridge.
From Northampton, by Easthampton,
Southampton, West6eld, Southwick,
and East CRANKY, to Hartford, in Con-
necticut.
From Worcester, TO Groton.
From Boston, by a turnpike road, to
Taunton land thence by Yelling, Digh-
tor, Swanzey, Warren, Bristol, Ports
mouth, and Middleton, to Newport, in
Rhode-lsland.
From South-Hadley, by CRANKY, to
Belchertown-
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GNOTICE.

THE Subfcriber would in
q form the POblick, that he expeas 70 conn
rneoce riding on his PoR-Route from WoetGsy-
to SouthS'idge, at the expiration of nv. PLIHr-
ToN's year. He lkewIfe expects to extend his
kou'e tom Star61'9ge TO Springfield, through,
6rimfetd, Aiunfon, and WiLbraaan. Fsling con-
hdtnt that his Route has not decreafed % TO buff.
nsl, he re.usns with plealute 10 his POD buiineis
and ioiei.s ihare OF publick patronage.
LEMUEL DUNBAR.
Southbridge. March s, 1891.
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Commissioners Notice.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1VOI1OU@ "
MyE the Subscribers, having
w been appointed by the Hon. NATHAN
InL PAINE, ETC. Judge of Probate for the coun-
ty of Woreeltcr. Commilioners to receive and ex-
anime the claims Of the ieveral Creditors to the
'Eitate of JAMES BROWNING, late Of Rutland,
in laid County, Yeoman, deeealed. repreientsd
siniolvent, do hereby give notice-ihst Six Months
from the Gx,h day OF March current are allowed
to faid Creditors to bring 10 and prove their
clsims and that we will attend that iervice at the
houie of Jsfah Briaos, Innholder, in laid Rut.
land, on she four.h Mondays OF April, May and
June. and the FRA Monday of September next,
from one to Fix o'clock, in the afternoon.
ZADOCK GATES,
i, JOHN c0ODEL
Rutlmd, March =, isai. ''yN
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a5 A further fupply Of DIR.
WARMERS cclebraed PILLS or HEALTH--
BALM or QUIT0-and NERVOUS CORDIAL,
are iait received. and for iale, GA. TRUM-
BULLS Bookaofe. Msyic, tSso:
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Gov. Skinner, of Vt. has appointed
"Wednesday, the llth Of April, as day
of religious humiliation and prayer in
that State. His Proclamation occupies
about column and half in the Wood
stock Observer.
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FOR SALE.
Notice IS heyeby Gauen.

HAT the Subicriber has
u been duly appointed Adminiilra,rix on the
Effa.e Of JEDEDlAH HEALY, late of Wo,ceaer,
in the County of Worceaer, Elq. deceaied, and
has taken upon herlelf that trua, by giving bonds
as the law direas. All Perfons indebted to iaid
Eifa,e, are hereby called uponto make immediate
payment; and all thoie to whom lsid Eaate il
indebted, are requciied to exhibi, their demands
fer fettlemsnt MARY w. HEALY.
Worcefier, March 6, 1874.
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- NOTICE.

THE Subfcriber would in
= form has cuaomer,, ,hs, oae year will ex-
pirs on the Ala infant, which tins elolcs hi.
contrad for the Poo Route from NoyreJqer 10 South
bridge. Therefore an immediate fettlement !, re-
quoted from all thofe who are iBdeb,ed to him
tor Newipapess and other accounts. "A liberal
patronage is gracefully acknowledged.
HENRY PLIMPTON.
Son,hbHdge, March S, I8e,.
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WoreeGer,

Worcester, a.
Probate Office, March 10, 1895.
TO tie WIDOW and Heirs Of PELArIAH
ALLEN late ofHoldcn, in said County,
deceased, and to all others concerned
in the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited to ap-
n pear IF you Zee fly at tie Court Of Probate
TO be holden at Worceaef, in faid County, on the
FRA Tuelday In April next, ct ten of the clock,
before noon, to fhow canie why Licenfe fhould
not be granted for the iale Of 70 much Of the Real
EAate Of fsd dseeated, a. will rsiie suen hundred
and twsnty-two dollars, for the payment Of debts
and charges, and YOU will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
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Worceaer, q.
Probate Office. March ~, 1884.
To the Widow and Heirs Of DAVID
OLIVER, late Of Rutland, in said Cona-
ty, deceased, and 10 all Others concers-
cd in tie Estate Of said deceased,
GaEETIKG.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
4 pear, (if you Zee 6t) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at WoTcsler, insfsid County.
on the fra Taelday in April next, at ten Of
the clock, before noon, TO lhow cauie why.he In.
arument, which purpors TO be the Ian Will and
Telaneni Of fad deeesicd, Mould not BE- approx.
ed and you will be heard thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
BY order Of the Hon. fudge.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-13
TI0enty Dollars ReIpord.

- ANYWAY from the subscriber on the 2eth of MAY last
negro woman by the name OF AGGY. She is a dark
inuao, about thirty years old between four feet eleven
and FIVE eethgb, oa stout strong forThs woman
e the subscriber In the month April was aptre-
Blended in August 1920 in the county Of Lenbg and
oorhood OF Mr. John Poney, having remained between
six and seven years during which time had according 10
report three children Of which only was with her tho
time Of her apprehension When Agry was taken in nrn
burg she was known generally by the name Of FREE fRY
or Milky JEfFERSON. During the time Of her absence
she became acquainted IN the bavin
lived IN the family Of Mr. Joel Watkins uhe late clerk OF
mat county, for nearly two years II Is quite probable she
also acquainted in the counties of Prince Edward Noio
way and Halifax having been travelling in Wagons In
different directions several times during her former absence
Inc subscriber does not doubt she viii again pass free
person, and that she viii assume other name as she Is SO
well known by that Of Mary jefferson IL i pfobabe she
viii find but little difficulty 10 obtaining free pass In his
during the last year
The subscriber win pay the above reward of twenty dollars
20 person who viii deliver the said slave Argy 10 him In
Charlotte county, 10 any person who will secure her m
jail and give him information Of the fact.
The subscriber will add that Agsy talks great deal ana
remarkably fast and that all she claims the
yilcge Of the last word. COLIN RFtuONt
NHdiioNe County juno 70 I-wf2wf
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

Lbe given for bringing me- ICretto Pest Office,
w Essex county, Va. Lodging him ia Jail The
state that get him againor forty dollars for lodging
him IN aii IN the state, negro named HaaGy lie
bout 70 or 20 years OF age feet inches high
rather ronnd and remarkable his forehead begin
ming in point over the LETT eyebrow, and Using higher
growing broader TO the end, the right eyebrow tie bI
wife at Mrs Newcns in The lower end of WesimoreaId
county, near which M Mount Peashn he lived in anf
S2o ana had anoher among the free people in that neigh
borhood where he is thoughto be- lie has father VII
ham DAVIS near Gloucester Courthouse, and brother
city OF Richmond He no doubt intends make his escape
altogether, where he may he free.
ALEXANDER SOMEWHAT,
April n. Il4.-wif
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vIRGINIA LANp OFFICE,


n conformity with of the General Assembly of
the Commonwealth Of Virginia. entitled IN act to re-
ace INTO act ne seera acts concerning esreaorsr passed
january 9Th 1873 do hereby make Known TO all whom,
may concern that by certificate Of James Mar,hei g.
creator of the said commonwealth in county OF
brooke this day receiyed appears that certain Alex
aeF Grant late OF the said Of Brooke deceased
long before is death seized OF Of land wing
and being in the county aforesaid, containing $40 acre
by convey from Philip Dodderidgc ESQ As Comnis
soner under decree in chanoery Of the county court OF
Brooke which deed conveyed the rights acquired under
the SAID decree TO tho said property of $40 acres more
or less called and known by the OF Brooke Fur
nace and which deed of the said commissioner hears
date the 9t day Of May 1890 recorded Brooke county
aud which deed was also affirmed by conveyanee from
Robert Campbell Of the date, and another Of Tho
same date from John Council Esq. and all recorded a.
mong the records of deeds Of the county IN Deed
BOOK T. in pages $50 $751; So and $50 &C. and Ieine co
seized the said Alexander Grant, on the 9Th day Of A
1921 died without Leirsp And the Jurors of The inor
ton for eschea duly returned iHpsnnelled and sworp
upon their oahs and In and by the inuuisifion ndered
and taken the i7h day Of April 1871 between te s,;
eschcaor OF the one part and the said jurors the other
part do further say, that the said Alexander Grant din
not make any disposition Of e said land in his lc time
70 their knowledge, do they know whether he was an
deati.D WN n bFtN M Ersrf,S ~
June ~. 12--,ye,, -
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II'sor, Nor fri.s M,toiies.,sg 7,son,u, Moor,

tfSos, Nor hi,s M.ioicyA-bq Thomas lsoo.e
DRINK Uf THIS cor.
Drink Of this cup-youil fluid there's spell IN
Is every drop t,oilst the ills OF mortality
Talk oi the cordial tina, sparkled for Helen,
Her cup Was fiction, hut this Il reality.
Would yoa forgst the dark world We arc ia
Only taste the bubble that CLEANS on the ton Of II
But would Sou rise above earth till ukir
To numerals ron
send round The ciip-ior oh there's a spell in
It's every drop 'gainst th. Ills of mortality
Talk ot the cortiial that sparklcd for iIcicu,
Her cup was fiction, tut Ibis is reality:
Never philicr fcrind with such power
To charm ana b.wildcr as this arc quairng:
Its mngie began when, in Autumn's rich hour
as harvest OF guild in the fields il stood laughing.
There, having by natures enchantment. been Grtl
With the balm and the bloom of her kindcs weather
This wonderful juice from lis was disrd.
10 cnyen such hearts are here brought together;
Then drink of the cup-you'l find there's spell in
fts every drop gainst the ills of morality
Talk OF the cordial tla; sparkled for Helen,
Her cup was felton, but this is reality.
Aii though perhans-bui breathe il TO one
Like caidrons the witch brews ut midnight awful
In secret .'ic phi!ter WAS first taught flow on,
tct-tisntle less potent for being unlawful.
What, though may taste of the smoke of that fame
w hich in silence extracted lis virtues forbidden
Fill up-thcrc's lire in some hearts could name,
Which may work too its charm though now lawful an,
So drink OF the cup-ior oh there's spell in hidden
Its every drop 'ganst the ills OF morality
Talk of the cordial, that Sparklcd for Helen,
Her cup was felton, but this is reality.
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BOOK BINDTNG-

'REDERICK A. MAYO respectfully informs the public IN
general that he still carries the BOOK DINDING
ana hopes bv his exertons and experience in his profession
cry respect.
:! Orders NAV be left at Mesrs. SG rs. Aliens Lottery
bNshange once Chain sreet) where also Acco,nt aud
Record Books, Of his manufacture will lie kept for sale
, o. = Orders for BINDING, aud BLANK BOOKS in all
their variety, will also be received the Compiler Office
Every order received either othe places will be
returned executed in the best manner and with expedition
on very moderate terms.
charge viii be made.
June p. 1qvev,
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MARY SOUTHGATE

Second door abore TIC United Stotes' BanE-
- RESPECTFULLY informs the indies of Richmond Man
chester and their vicnies, that she has Just received
on the North and is opening elegant assortment Of
the most FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, Consisting Of
Chip, SILK, Satin, Straw and Ieghorn Bonnets
An elegant assortment Of Ribbons
tientlemen's and Childrcns Straw Hats
Gaps and Turbans
Elegant Artificial Flowers, Curls
Macassnr and Russian Oil, for the hair
With many other articles in her line-alI OF which she
offers for sale at very reduced prices, for cash.
p $. Old Bonnets beached and repaired.
April 10 t0a-vytf
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NlRGlNlA In Halifax county court 9th June 1871
Moses ClaybrOok, PiaintiEl

IINItt IN fIiTdN county, ,l5tH q June
Moses Claybrook, Plaintiff
d2aind
Amilia ClayDoook Allen Claybrook Polly IN chanos.
Claybrook, Defenderts
The defendant Allen CaybrOok not having entered his ap-
pearance and given security according the Of Assembly
and the rules ofts court and appearing the
the said defendant Allen Claybro Is not an fnhabitt Of
This Of the painTby his counsel
ordred That the said defendant Allen Caybrook do appear
here the fourth Monday In August next and answer the
blu o. the pentG, and hlua copy Of this order be forth
city OF Richmond for eight weeks secessively and posted
at The front door Of the cOurhuuse OF this county.
coPy--feste MICHAEL ROBERTS, D.C.Hc.
JAY 9 I0-w3N'
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.Messrs. Thomas Gibson & Robert b. Gibson.


ENTLEBiENAs Thomas Gibson is not an inbaiiaiu of
~ this state, and Roter r. Gibson absentee, neither of
YOU having any agent known 10 each OF will
10 take notice that on Monday the Esd of July 1921
tavern OF Richard :. Egelcson Cumberland Courthouse
Va and ON Friday the 9th OF the month";
OF Edmund Booker in jamestown. Prince Edward county,
Va shall proceed 10 take The dispositions per-
sons and continue from av 10 day until completed
evidence in suit pending the chancery court of Prince
Edwerd wherein plaintiffs each of you are de-
PENDANTS. WILLIAM WHITE a.
jamestown, Va. May %. 4-ws,yh
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JULY Z; 1921.

PHILADELPHIA, July 6.--Wednesday the Ami
eersary of tho Declaration Of Independence was very
generally observed in this city. The Day was clear
cool and pleasant Discharges of Artillery, the Ring
ing Of Bells, the sounds of Trumpeis and the beats Of
Drums the assembling, movements and general APP
pearancc of our volunteer corps the quickness Of
foot aud general hilariiy OF couuienances evinced
that the recolections Of the DAY." were universally
felt, aud that all were animated BY the livecst con-
vlctons Of the blessings il had caused to bo poured
upon the county We do not remember Co have seen
greater number Of shops shut on any Fourth of Ju-
" or our streets more depopulatcd, than from noon
until toward evening There were a great many mil
itary and other dinner parties in the villages and
country around Philadelphia. Upon the whole the
citizens gave clear aud conclusive evidence that they
felt the obligations they owed, and were grateful TO
the heroes and statesmen of 10.
About II O'clock the citizens began to assemble in
the County Courthouse, and after time the De-
claratOu Of Independence was read by Timothy Mat
lack, Esq and very suitable AID excellent Grafton
was delivered by Alexander $ CoSc, Esq. Offhis
Grafton we would attempt an analysis, but that we
are in hopes that the Orator OF the day will comply
with the wishes ofhis auditory and enable us 10 lay
copy Off before the pubc.--Thc deep attention
which was given 10 the delivery OF those addresses,
was more uncquiyoca mark of appreciation, than G.
ven the general applause which was spontaneously
given at the conclusion VI each exercise. Many OIL
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NOTICE,

III persons having claims against the estate Of FRAN
CHS CORBIN Esqure, deceased, requested pre-
sent tbeand those indebted the same TO make imue-
ate payment. ROBERT u. CORBIN
Executor IF Francis CorbRi, Esq. deecased.
g.. &c -s.4.r
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THE SURSCRIRFRS

DCDDLNIBERD
HAVE authorized Cole Johnston 10 sete nm The late.
~ concern oil H.J. Cole y Co. No indulgence can be.
granted TO those in arrears Suits win be indiscriininatey
oIoSh immediate arrangements made for paw
ncnt Those having claims, requested present then,
ior adjustment. WILLIAM JOHN COLE
-, ROBERT JOHNSTON,
JlN o. I1-Wf MOSCOW COLE.