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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-05-03


Iaiuobie james Rirer Estate nj AUCTION.
virtue o; deed OF trust executed by John Preston
~ and Elizabeth his wife, the subscribers will he nlJ
at the merchants Coffee House in the civ of Rirbmond
on Monday the iOh day IF June merit to the highest bidder
uct oil lann IN Goociiand county, distant about rnr
from the Courthouse, and about 81 Ricbnnnd
on he norih side OF James river and sides of
Lickinghoe creek, commonly called Little creek conamrG
upwards oi9OOacres considerable portion whereo, is r
rate rlyero grounds Its deemed upernous TO give
detailed description of this No one it is nrrsIneJ
would purchase without fuller and more precise infr,r
Han could well he conveyed within the usual limits nr
averseent Suffice 10 that the properly now Of
,eea 10y those who know it, in
IsTns ~ afsOne third of the purchase money on the
day OF sheor at the expiration days thereafter nj,
The option OF the purchaser: third on the fire, a nj
January next and the remaining third 1e day Of
january ls2i For the first instament unless maid IN
note will he required, negotiable az Bank viii, one o
more approved endorsers and or last bonds ms
ha DECD o trust on the property the punrtl
Payment {" The whole purchase moRey the rcspectiy
instruments may become payable "
JOHN BR0CKENDROUGu
i. y. NICHOLAS
JAMES MCDOWELL Z Trustees.
HENRY EDMENDSON
March &c. ii3-tds ,o.,a -; UT s' ~
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MOUNT AIRY COL-EGE

reTWdnto5yH, near fhHudoiphio.
VIE proprietor of this establishment one Of tho INNS,
healthy and extensive 81 its Kind in this country l.
MAINTAINING every regulation calculated to nr,fv cha
Of pupils. Tvs ~ az" 'o"'o''
The number ofboarlers being limited To sixv il 4; cv
DENT from the following statement Of the classes ,n1 ,b.
number OF teachers, tint the scholars have IL in r
10 succeed in their Studies. ~ fS''
- MATHEMATICS.
20 tfs branch is exclusively attached Proressor "a
reaches from the elements OF Arithmetic 10 the
Of the Globes. P's ' ''' USE
GREEK AND LATIN LANGUAGES
TO THIS branch NJ learning is attached n Professor Tho
udenis are divided into three classes and enabled 10 lac
admitted at any University, either in the fres6ps the
Sophomore, Jtiior class. Wv
ENGLlSH LANGUAGE.
10 tbs department arc attached two Professors The
students are divided into eur classes arcorljup IN ,bcr
bilitie and are taught Writing Reading EIocntion cram
mar, Composition Geography, and History
FRENCH LANGUAGE
The same division, the anainments ncntorr,d {,
he Hhoye paragraph, applicable this branch Of
ing. IN which two Professors are equally attached
Terms-FOr boarding. and the above tuit;nn ;rcitir ~
washing and meirng-S25O yearly.
Entrance ten dors.-gHbe f0ughf nnd mid c,y,yo,,t
Spanish Drawing, Dancing each 10 dollar, pei quarter
Music, 10 J,llnr. -. - ~
For further particulars please To apply IN
April o. ' 80 "a ~
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

ESCAPED on Saturday night last from Ike I,;, =;
=. - az hicnmond mulato man named CAIN, about TWEEN
V-nve wears OF age feet inches high of yerv I;,,h,
complexion, having wooily hair scar ON one oC h
and one or two OF his fore teeth broken has wild look and
appears as u cross eyed Cain had when he esc,neJ
long blue coat and pantaoons ~ the same color The sbo
reward WI tie paid for experimenting said Cain and deli
verng him to the subscriber nj the CoIumIan JIo,ci "
confning him in Jail 50 that can get him ' "
April %. 1t2-efT r NsvpoNU,
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STRAYED or STOI,EN.

E5ROM the neghbnrbood of Mchels spring on or about
IL the 9Th instant small Appspca Chickaeaw poney
cut on his left hind leg switch ai aout years old
i the sage poncy that bought Of NJ. Gusts horse
drOver from AugusaI will give Eve dosr or horse
and AL reasonable expenses FIVE dollars for iuor.
nation as will epahic me 70 get him.
JOHN d. PRENTTs.
Aprjl2G. II3-N
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SAFE OF PUBLIC LANDS.

GREEABLY 10 ar actor the General Assembly OF Ken
10 sell portion o the lands belonging said state the
Southwest side Of the Tennessee prescribed in the
following sections oi said act viz
IF Keutuciy, That it shall be the duty Register of the
Land Office, TO attend on the first Monday in September merit
nj the town OF Princeton, in the county Caldwell and
then and there from day Ia day. (n completed, expose
public sale TO the highest bidder, the following sections of
and for ready under the restrictions hna-
tions herein prescribed, viz The odd of
township one NORTH range four of the meridian line
the odd sections of land in township north range
west Of the meridian line: the odd sections in township
north three of the meridian line the odd
sections in township four north range Of the
four east of the meridian ine the odd sections oiscunslp
three north, range cast of the meridian line odd
sections OF iownshtree nor OF the
dian.
Sc Re further enacted Tha, the add sections the fol-
lowinC townships, shall also be exposed sale,
township north, range OF the meridian line
e fractional township, range of the meridian
tne; In township Two north, range four OF the meridian
nei in fractional township ncrh, range six the
meridian line; in township three north range ofthe
m'ridanine Pordd that the register shall sell
portion of Tive sections authorised exposedo sale u
less The same will bring least dollar twenty-five
cents e acre nor shall he sell such portions Of any
SHIP which i've selected for te justice the
counties which he established West of the Tennessee
So The Register in making the sales shall not sell al the
same time. greater quantity than section and il
the same viii not bring per least designated
by this act it shall he stricken off state shall the
Register sell more than the edd sections in townships
The sections aud townships will be sold in tho order in
which they are named
cashier of the Branch of commonwealth Bank n.
Princeton and take his receipt the production of which
10 the suscriher they will receive certificate which
when offered the Registers Office will the owner
10 patent for the land purchased ANY purchaser
fails the purchase money Immediately urcits sum
of one hundred dollars.
Notes of the State and Commonwealth Banks and their
branches; notes of the United States Bank branches
Gold and Silver the notes of specie paving hanks in
any OF the United States, will I've received in payment
1f the land sold be recovered the purchaser
prior or better claim the purchase money will bc refunded
The purchaser will be entitled the immed iae posses
lie actually improved and occupied by settler Actual set
tiers are entitled Ia the possession of their mproy
to rewood aud timber for repairs for five free from
rent but be removed by the purchaser paying for his
Improvements.
JOHN NJ. FOSTER,
Register of the Land Office
April To- lIl-wtiS
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LAND FOR SALE,

VIE subscriber wishes sell his tract of land living
the head Of Spring Greek in county of Prince Ed.
ward containing by survey five hundred and eghtynine
and an half acres II is deemed unnecessary
more concerning the land supposed no person
will buy before viewing the land.
April 5. a07-I2t John STEVENS
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Y ANYWAY, on Saturday, 10Th inst negro GORGE,
from IS to SO years ship carpenter by trade
STOUT bui thick lips and shows his teeth plain
nlking-has t'ey had Of his thumbs mashed, and lost
inc nail-as also two his head lie had when
ne went away brown cloth and blue pantaloons lie
was raised in Portsmouth, Va and brought this place in
NE steam boat by Mr. Joseph osorn The above reward
VIII he paid Tor experimenting and securing said negro
OF this state, IS within the same IL secured so
ger MN again line addressed to this place will be
Immediately attended to.All persons forbid harbar-
ing or employ ing said negro. CHARLES HATCHER
Richmond, April l6 lI0-tf
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iI'KIgNU GOODS.
M NJ NEALE g. co. have received nv
the Lydia Davis and Virginia, in addition To- their
former stock packages ofre imported and we selected
foods Among them real Mandarin and Nankn Crane
N0Des Canton Grape Shaws and Scar Of various coors
plain aud figured Canton crspesbesides aost every other
useful and fancy article. Among the are beautiful
prianiine Scaris andkcrcief fancy Levnntlnc satin
bgured Handkerchief plaid do black Troubadore or Zea
nctt 90 embroidered cambria do; bobbnrt Wells Laces
lace bcils and Shaws plain and figured eros de Naue
SIR plaid silks black SenchcwsTey have also received
case each Of Mons BOYS Girls Iegorn Hats an,
cases irish Linens which, with tn expected nv the
next arrivals from New York and PhilaGcpln viii nab
thcif assortment complete. APRIL he. i59.-ff
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A BoCONHED Negro man named ROBIN, ng,uI y
years old, dark complcSion made, and about
iee or w inches high Nv trade coepcr Having met
will, an accident IN his lea Sr, which is rendered very
sh he has learned 10 paint, and fnr Tie present year
hired io Mr. StOcdac, house painter II this citv lie was
purchased several years since. from The ueiphorood Of
the " bite chrnies where ne hn relations Wewill give
or deliver hin 20 Mr.. Sfack,ialr
April g. ii3-.wfw r WAXifT = 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-05-03

1T meeting Of NE SdRding Committee ofHe .nutngL
.2Ssmdnce Society against FIRE Bindings Of The
State Of pirgi"ia, held on Monday, Gt day Of 3pril,
TETiE following resolution adopted
n RESOLVED That this Board will hereafter meet for
the transaction of business the first Friday in every
month"
All persons having claims, &c. the Society will govern
themselves accordingly. JAMES RAWLINGS,
April IL. 109-St PA NJ. a. S'y
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CHEAP BOOKS AND STATIONEKY.

At The Market Bridge, Richmond, TTirginiu,
AND no. III MARKET STREET. PHILADELPHIA,
NO close the concern of thc late BENJAMIN WAR NER
his executors offer for sale very reduced prices for
cash or city acceptances, his extensive stock of
BOOKS 81 STATIONERY,
consisting Of Law, Medical Theological Classical and Mis-
celaneous Books particularly extensive
latest and most approved editions of English Latin Greek
and French School Books articles of Stationery suited
To the demand of Country Merchants
II Gentlemen of the bar, ami thosein the practice and
study OF medicine academies and schools and vino
purchase TO sell again. will he supplied nrom 10 so per
cent below the usual selling prices.
~ Any books which the market aTorts procured if moi
on hand. Aprillc. 1On--Ict
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lNOTICE
April %

by virtue Of l'ecd Of Trust executed the subscriber
- by William Hernarf uf Powiaan county 10 eecure cor
tain 81 ms therein expressed, Thomas Porter sba
oer for sale for cash m che 5h dag Of 1ay nerf between
the hours Of 10 and ~ O'Clock the in tho ppcr
end Of Chesterfield county the Buckingham road Cr1c
yoccupied v JAMES Howard, dec. the tract Of land on
winch said Bern7rd resides, also negro men q, wit
WILL JOE, or much Of said propertv re viii nav
what may then he due, and expenses attending the cxccn
ton ei ms trust MILTON CARY, Trustee.
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COPPER, TIN PLATES

LANDING FROM BRIG ALCIoPE
RhALiERS' Copper, in sheets raised and fiat bottoms
- pattern sheets, bars 1t in. sqr.
$50 boxes Tin Plates
400 bundles Iron Hoops, ] to IL il.
3d. Hat ps Nails
II tons Pig Iron
go hampers Porter Bottles
so crates assorted
GOO sacks Salt
800 boEcs Tobacco Pipes
NJ Stourbridge Fire Bricks
IN STORE,
400 Crates we'll assorted for country stores
Complete assortment Tire Iron and Iron Hoops
Tin Plates Sack Salt
Loaf Sugar, Fire Bricks
'Iaion half gall. qr and ut. Bottles
All Of which will be sold on reasonable, tcr,,e
February II. 9O-wtf DW& wanWIcI-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-05-03

Ill a meeting Of The President and Directors Of
ne James Rirer Company on the slst dan Of
March 1899,
ED, nat the Clerk advertise for proposals for
neiains Dam across James River the place caed
Sshaa also for widening the Canal from The Basin I'M
10 inc lower rch for building farm bridges and
NJ a. a. "eStnah creek ROBERT POLLARD.
ar
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DISSOIIITION

VIE copnrinershiP heretofore existing between tho sr
= scribers under the firm Of Robert 4 Hall Ne;i.on
90 this day dissolved by consent Rolcrt and
nan Neson are alone authorized to the business NJ
Ine concern 10 whoa those indebted will please make ne
early payment rs their convenience will permit nd Lo,d
mere be any claims against them it is requested thai be,
may DE Immediately presented, early settlement or
thc business Of the concern is desired ''"' VI
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April 10.
FOR SALE

Island in J,ules n small disance above the IN
locks ofrhe canal formerly belonging TO Mr. An
derson Barrett, coptnning about 100 of land
Persons inclined To purchase the said will nease
to make their propositions David Bullock Esq in Rich
mond or 10 the subscriber in Hanover county.
April 90. IiS-St- RON JJoNyN,N
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TOWN OF COLUMBUS.

rI'IiE undersigned Trustees for the OF Columbus
= situated on the Mississippi river Including the Bluff
vested in them by the General Assembly Of the Com
wealth OF Kentucky laid off said i'll, the
day IN July nert expose TO sale public aucton for
in hand one hundred inotsin said towneac of said lots
containing hundred feet 'front.' and extending hun
dred feet back.
ALSO,
Fifty Ouots of various The sale will continued
from day day until all the sold Titles will
be made tothe purchasers payment of the purchase
ney The lots will be stricken of to the highest bidder,
and in case of his failure pay the bid the lot will
he re-so and il does not bring the amount Of the first safe
HE individual O whom the lot first stricken or and
fails TO make charged with the The
streets In the town Of Columbus eigytvo half
et wide Ihereare alleys running parallel TO the streets to
the centre OF the squares blocks of lots, which contain
eight lots each The sales will be made upon the lots. The
undersigned deem ii unnecessary into lengthy de-
tail OF tile advantages wch Columbus site for
cOnmercia city. Four thousand Cf land including
tue lion Banks given by the Commonwealth Of Viz
gnia to her officers and soldiers Of the revolutionary army
Tor the purpose of establishing thereon, for their
ne The act of the Kentucky Legislature under which
have proceeded is designed ultimately believe eec-
Hte the provisions Of The Of Virginia making the dOna-
ton Those who disposed the soldiers ofthe
revolution, invited purchase lOA Columbus situat
ell the first high land on the river below the
mouth of the Ohio, and accessible steam from the
lower country ~ all seasons OF the year wuud only
qure moderate share Of cnteprze carry direct
trade from Columbus with the West India Islands the Re-
public of Colombia and Mexico, by of boats.
Ferries across the Mississippi eservedas the property
OF the citizens OF Columbus leased by the Trus,
tees and the moneys arising tefefron applied IN the
improvement Of the streets the erection OF market houses
aud other public The bluff which The greater rart
of the town IS situated high, and affords delightful
prospect up and down the river The back country will
sustain numerous population.
IIcnAaD TAYLoR Jr. r,,.,oo.
WIN. MONTGOMERY, { ''uS'coS'
DAVID L. MCKEE.
April IN. fn-Gt
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ROBERT NELSON,
HALL NELSON.

ROBERT NELSON,
HALL NELSON
rt,,, 90, THOMAS MORGAN
The subscribers will continue their business az
under the irm OF Robert Hall Nelson and h., &c %
an elegant assortment Of fresh imported spring goods which
they VIII sell at very reduced prices for cash or nrn
aCceptances. nonI,p1r ~ -. ~ "lpIoNed
April %. ii2-tC HAT St TyIEG,ddsSoN,
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81 TREE Hill FOR SALE.

. <Zf<Ts5N IhEE HILL ON 'OHIIE.
IssIm The subscriber is authorized by the iegotees OF
Esl Col. Richard Adams, dec. TO dispose of Tree Hi
lately the residence of Col Miles Selden, dec.
Tree Hill is among the most beautiful and productive
farms upon James river distant less than miles from the
ry OF Richmond and contains upwards of 400 acres con-
sderabie part of hich vauaheow grounds including
extensive meadow the improvements are sufficient for
the comfortable accommodation Of gcntecl family fajor
Christian who resides the property, will she~ to any
person DESTROYS to purchase
April O. 1O3-tf
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TIlU tue the Protestant Episcopal Church in
Il the Diocese of Virginia.
The Convention Clerical and Lay Deputies from the
yera Parishes in the said Diocese appointed to he holden
at the county of Aiemarle Thursday
Abe 10th of Nav which time and place, full
sentnion OF the Church is respectfully and urgently
Tuested.
The Trustees az the Theological Seminary particular
Nv requested attend Charlottesville the day previous TO
The meeting of the Convention
RICHARD CHARMING MOORE,
Bishop of the Prot. Ep. Oh. OF Va.
Anril
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,SPRLVG GOODS.

ALSO,
quantity ofDomestic rlaJs, Ginghams, Stripes, shir
inrs. nc Arril ~ loo y,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-05-03

NJ The ENQUIRER ispublshed twice week, general
", and three times week during the session of the State
lie ,isiae-Price the heretofore Fire Dollars per
anaun, payable in Notes chartered specie
paving tanks (ony) will he received in payment. The Ed
hors will guarantee the safety Of RENTING them by mail
the postage &c all letters being paid by the writer's
or No paper will be discontinued, lbut the discretion
Of the Edtors,l until all have been paid up
az Whoever will guarantee the payment Of nine papers,
shall have tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
u One square, hs-First Insertion, rs cens-each
Continuance, so
- No Advertisement inserted until has either been paid
for assumed by person in this city, its envrons
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Cotton and WooUef Fac
tory for Sale.

NHE NoRTHBoRoucH MAN
II UFAcTURING COMPANY offer for Sale
their whole Manufacturing Establishment in
the easterly part of the town of Marlborough,
near the post-road from Boston to Worcester,
containing SIX acres of Land, with a Factory
sixty feet long, thirty-four wide, and three sto-
rles high, with five hundred and twenty-six
Spindles-with Looms, Cards, Roping, &c.
sufnclent to keep them in operation-three
Dwelling calculated for two families
each-a Fnlling-Mill, with Roping-Jack, two
SPinning-Jennies, and Cards for carding Wool
"a Grist-Mill and Bolting-Mill, with all the
Tools and Apparatus for keeping the whole in
operation-a Barn, Weaving Shop, and Shed
for the Storage of Goods-all which are now
in complete repair, the whole being new with
in seven years.
All the above-described premises will
be sold, at Publick Auction, on Wednesday,
the 10th day of April next, at one o'clock. P.
nj. on the premises, if not sold at private sale.
An extensive credit for part of the pur-
chase money viii be given, if wished for.
For further particulars, inquire of ST.
LAS GATES, of Marlborough, or PHrEEAs DA-
Wis, or AsAPH RICE, of marlborough.
Marlborough, Feb. 25, 1922.
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AN ACT for dividing the Common
wealth into Districts for the choice of
Counsellors and Senators.
BE Il enacted by The Senate and House of
Representatives. an General Court assembled,
andy the authority Of The same, That from
and after the passing of this act, the Common
wealth be, and hereby is, divided into thirteen
Districts, for the choice of CounselIors and
Senators to the same, herein after respectively
affixed, in the manner prescribed by the Con-
stitution and laws of this Commonwealth
The county of Suffolk shall form one dis
trict, and choose six Senators.
The county of Essex shall form one district,
and choose six Senators.
The county of Middlesex shall form one
district, and choose FIVE Senators.
The county of Worcester shall form one dis
trict, and choose five Senators.
The county of Norfolk shall form one dis
trtrict and choose three Senators.
The county of Hampshire shall form one
one district, and choose two Senators.
The county Of Hampden shall form one
district, and choose two Senators.
The county of Franklin shall form one dis
trict, and choose two Senators.
The county of Berkshire shall form one dis
trict, and choose two Senators.
The counties of Bristol and Dukes County
shall form one district, and choose three Sena-
tors.
The county of Plymouth shall form one dis
trict, and choose two Senators.
The county of Barnstable shall form one
district, and choose one Senator.
The county of Nantucket shall lform one
district, and choose one Senator.
~
APprOoed By ne Governor, February 81, 1922.
Copy examined.
A. BRADFORD, Sec. of Com.
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In Rutland, on the 10Th ulr. Mr.. Henry
Maynard, aged 49,
In Sutton, Jan. 2lst, Miss Fanny Marsh, aged
81, daughter of the late Capt. Peter Marsh !:
and on the LIST inst. her mother, widow Sarah
Marsh, aged GO.
In Lancaster, on the ed ult. James Chids.
son of Mr.. Isaac Childs, aged years and S
mouths. Printers in Near Hampshire and
Maine are requested TO insert The aJ0re death.
In Ashburnham, Mr.. Henry Hall. aged &C..
At Upton, on the 18th ult Mrs. Mary Fisk,
relict of the late Mr.. Robert Fisk, aged 78.
At Princeton, on the 22d ult. Mrs. Abigail
Wild, aged 81. Printers in Nss- York aud
Terneoya are requested to insert THIS
In Spencer, on the 25th ult. Mr.. Thomas
White, aged 80 years. Printers an Nee- York
are requested 10 insert tbs.
At Leominster, on the 9th ult. of consump-
ton, MIR. Jonathan Cummings, jun. aged a.
Printers an Ternaont and New- York are re-
quested 10 insert The aboue.l
In Berlin, on the 22d ult. Samuel Park, ESQ.
aged SO. Printers in .Neac- York and Terrsont
Gre requested 10 insert this.
In Berlin, on the 28th ult Mr.. williamsburg
yer, aged 81. Printers IN Nem- HansBlsire,
Vermaont and OhiO are requested 10 snsertthis.l
At Mobile, Estate of Alabama) Mr. Haskell
Allen, of Barre, (Massachusetts) aged21.-
Printers IN TernsOnt and .Me,c- York 1re re-
QueSted 10 insert this
At Washington City, on the 25h ult.
WILLIAM PlNKNEY, a Senator from Mary
land; formerly Minister at the Court of Lon
don. His illness was sudden and severe.
brought on by unusual exertions in the SUI
preme Court.
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NOTICE.
--9%0-
VNNO be Sold, at PubIick Auc-.

VO be Sold, at PubIick Auc-.
a ton, (if not previously disposed Of at
Private sale) on Wednesday, the 10Th day of
April next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. on
the premises-a Dwelling House, Barn, Wool
Carding Machine, and Machinery for Spinning,
and Weaving-about six acres of Land, with
a privilege of Water on the same-and Build
ing erected for Wool Factory, situated in
the northerly part of Ashburnham, on the
Turnpike Road leading from Rindge, On. H.l
to Ashby, MASS. Payment made easy
For further particulars, inquire of LEMUEL
STlMSON, of said Ashburnham.
.aShbuynhon,, March a. 1899,