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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-17
SALE OF
Valuable prousrty.

DIX TlrIue OF deed Of Trust executed
- 10 me by Charles W Bobbitt, for the pur-
pose OF securing the payment of debt due
by said Bobbitt to John and Robert 4. Ward :;
which deed bears date on the 9TH day of Sep.
TENDER, ISL and duly admitted TO record by
The county conr OF fiusylyania, | shall pro-
iced to sell, to the highest bidder, for ready
money, on the 3oth day of this month Sep
ten ter,l at the dwelling house of said Bobbitt.
ON p,gr rirrr IN PilsvlNnnia rn1n1u
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-17

INlE creditors OF Jesse Jones, decd, late Of
Il Nelson county, are requested to bring iol.
ward 'helr CLAIMS, properly authenticated, be
lore the 10Th day OF December next, and those
indebted to make payment, as am desi,ou to
cicse my administration. Those ta,ling to CON.
ply, this notice will be plead in bar TO tasF
claims alter that date.
CORNELIUS POWELL, adm'r
de bonl5 non of Jesse Jones, decd,
Aug. %. WOW
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-17

MIR. COOK holds my bond for some
4vl thing like Sl50o, a balance for parcel
of goods bought OF MIR. John Hancock, and
am ready At any time TO settle with Mr. Cock
ne il seems be is considerably in my debt lie
has promised 20 leave his and my accounts to
Mr. John Hancock and Mr.. William Robert
son These gentlemen waited on Mf Cook
but, 10 my utter adjustment, he shrunh from
the investigation, by Offering to swear himself
to what | expected was to be proved by his
invoices, which he has always promised but
will not bring forward From what has APP
peared, Mr.. Cook seems 10 want TO get from
me from $500 10 $1,000 more than his due
If Mr. Cook or his friends, or friend will come
forward as honest aud correct men, Mr. J.
Hancock and Mr. WIN. Robertson are ready 10
wait on them-and | will have property or
money ready, il owe Mr. Cook any thing, TO
pay him to the last farthiug--but shall oppose
any sale of the sort, until nc comes forward
and settles as he promised, and as think
would be the course of all honest men.
IIfOS. RuDD.
Apg. 80. 4 wtds
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-17

Two -SpScnnah Ufight, widow of Isaac
Il Wright, deceased, .'ohn L. Wright, Jesse
Uright, Isaac Hrigh', Maurice Wright, EHis
lfrght Bemeet fright, aud SeIsoa H,right.
John Ellis, and Themes ~ Enbank. admins
traitors of Sa'oRaah Bectiey. decea.ed-Take
notice, that | shall proceed, on Saturday the
2Sth day of September next, AT the tavern of
James Ware, at Pedlar Mills, in the county OF
Amherst, TO take the depostions of srndry
witnesses 10 be read in evidence in suit now
depending and undetermined in the Superior
Court of Chnnccry for the Lynchburg District
wherein am plaintiff and you are defendants.
aud il from any cause the said deposi,ions
should not be taken on Saturday, the 2sth of
September, they W Il be taken at the same
place en- the Monday following
ABRAM CARTER
August 30 lwiw
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-17
Sixty DoNavs Reward.
Dan AWAY from tkt Subscriber at hi,

DAN AWAY from tn, Subscriber at his
"a reSidenee in Campbell county about ttoen.
ty.fre miles south Of Lynchburg, IN The mornin,
Of the thirdoC September, eighteen hundred and
tmenty-tioo, three negro men, 10 ,ejt-- George
BnrioeH and Joshun.
GEORGE is bettceen forty,fre and ffy
years Of age, IN stature aboW FIRE feet ten or
elepen riches, siouiiy made, Of a black compiler
ion, has lost seperat Of his fore teeth, and has
salten counttndnce ard dfporimoH, iohen ,poktn
70.
BrRIpELL is tpeu,y-i,eo or three year, Of
age, IN stature about fire feet ten inches, sfoutfv
made Of a black compilation, Inns lost one of his
upper fore teeth, aud has stupid good natUred
c0lnttpdnte.
JOSHUA IS fteer!g years Of ace or 0o,cards
~ stature abeut fire feet nine or ten inches, STEM
dertg made, Ia complexion dusty muiatto, of
a dozen look, a'ckwGrdiy formed, and, achen
standing or ieatking, carries his knees bent for
udrd
II Is supposed, fdt they wM attempt to reach
Richmond, and possibly, they may be assisted by
some whiic person in making their escape. All
persons, therefore, are hereby cautioned 10 hare a
etgddht eye upon any negroes daspering tie a.
/ bore description, an Uhdtorer direction then man
| be going, Whetier they arc accompanied 6p tehiie
! persons or hare free passes The subscriber ieii
gre The o6ore rewdrd for The apprehension and
dehrery Of SAID negroes 10 him az his residence,
and IN proportion lsr the apprehension and de-
hreryof aug or either Of them, prOrided hey be
token out Of The county Of Campbell Bui, II
they DC taken an said county aud delivered as a.
foreSn,d, or ytheg be taken out of the s.iG co,1,
" and committed tod place Of secure cohfnemeut
so thai the subscriber recoeers them again. in
those Eases The subscriber ieM gire reuard n,
The rate9f fen dollars a piece together ,sith all
reasonable costs and charges
/ JOHN B D.4P.EEY
Campbell cssnty, Sept. 20. ris 6
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T''''''' NV V'0'ITl TT IN'''TI
40 and % AAikeAN Slaves

Consisting of men, women and children The
sale will be for cnsh, or upon such terms of
credit, AS may be agreed on, the purchasers
giving negotiable notes, with satisfactory IN
dorsers, paying the interest on the same every
sixty days, and otherwise conforming TO the
rules of the bank The sale will Discontinued
trcm day to day, if necessary. Acting as
trustee, shnll convey such titc rs is Vested
in me DAVIDSON BRADTUTE, Trustee.
Sept 8. ltwtds9
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%otice.

DY virtue of added Of trust executed
ks by Robert Mitchell to the subscriber,
which is recorded in the county court of Bed
ford, for the purpose of securing the puymcn,
of certain SUMS of money due to the Prcsi-
dent Directors and Company OF the Farmers
Bank of Virginia, | shall,
On Tie t~enty fourth ddypf September,
At Liberty, Bedford Courthouse, expose To
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-17
Notice.

On Tuesday, the lst ofoctober merit
will sell, at public auction, to the hshes
bidder,
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-23
New Establishment.
THE ELYSIUM.

Each luscious sweet to please the varied taste,
Of fragrant cordials, and of essenced paste,
Eachfruit that blooms Ger midas distant plains
Or those that flourish where proud freedom
reigns,
Lemons, bananas, oranges and lines;
Fromforeign regions and from warmer chimes,
And all the fruits that grace the happier lands,
Where hberty's eternal altar stands,
A RE to be found in protuse abundance
IN at the Elysium, the superlntendance
Of which
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-23

10000 Tickets at 10 dolls. is 100000
Stationary Prises.
LIST drawn No. lst day, $1,000
lst drawn No. Sd day 1000
LIST drawn No. 9th day 1000
LIST drawn No. 10th day 5000
lst drawn No. 18th day 1000
1st drawn No. 18th day 10000
lst drawn No. 18th day 10000
All other prizes floating from the COM
meucement of the drawing, and the lottery
will be completed in 90 days drawing.
For all prizes in the above, 5. q M. AL
len 4. co. Washington, will advance the
cash as soon as drawn.
Tickets Dill, shares in proportion,
Washington Monumental tickets 10. Ma.
tioaaI ticket Is dollars.
For tickets and shares in the above Lot
teries call at
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-23
For Freight,

sSSSN The good schr. CATHARlNE,
SWm. Singer, master, burthen 600
barrels, will be ready to load tomorrow.
Apply to ]. H, LADD g. Co,
Who have Just received and offer for sale
8 cases mems hne boots and shoes,
! quarter cask currant wine
l2 boxes, | dozen each, very superior.
march %
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-23
For Boston,

For Boston,
,SK THE schr. MARCIA, capt. Ma.
$SAsso, nearly a new vessel, is now load
ing, & will take some freight on moderate
eIms Apply { o VIM. FOWLE SEQ.
For Freight,
xSkN THE good brig CLIO, capt Nor,
sAssrill, carries about 200 barrels, Will
be ready for a cargo in a few days:
For sale, said briggs cargo, OF
100000 teet OF clear merchantaple boards
and loist. Apply as above.
april 1
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-23
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 90, 1922
For Freight,

~ The good sloop MARY ANN,
~ecaptain Omar, will be ready to load
in three days, and freight will be taken to
Charleston, Savannah or New York-Ap-
ply to }. Il. LADD 4 Co.
Who have received by said vessel from N.
York,
I pipe brandy
$500 bushels Albany oats, sup. qualitys
500 do Nova Scotia potatoes OF very
fine quality, and by brig Olive, tr. Boston,
10 tons plaster paris [april 81
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-23
For Boston.
For Portland.

.k& The sloop FAVORlTE. captain
EGStrout, will sail in all next week
and lake freight, or passengers, tor which
she has superior accommodations, Apply
on board or to VIM FOWLE & Co.
Who have for sale. received per said sloop
Goo, 900 feet understandable lumber.
90 barrels prime beef,
2 hhds of West India Rum,
25 boxes mould candles.
april
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-23
JOHN HEPBURN


takes the liberty of informing the fair la
dies and liberal gentlemen Of the town has
been delegated to him. This exquisitely
pleasant retreat has been recently fitted
up in a style of novel elegance. which
cannot but attract the eye, and command
the admiration OF the beholder. The
Taraous apartments
are prepared with a degree OF taste which
it is hoped will meet with the appreciation
of those who may do him the homer Of vi,
aiting them. HIS
CREAMS,
LEMONADES.
CAKES,
FRUITS of all descriptions
CORDIALS,
And all the Injuries of the two hemis.
pheIes be trusts will be found no lnconsi-
derable addition to the other eleganCies OF
the Elysium. 1t is his intention to adorn
ois repository Of sweets, with flowers fresh
and fragrant during the ensuing warm
months, and his own sedulous attention to
please by anticipating, if possible, the
wants Of bis customers, be bumbly trusts
will ensure him the patronage OF the ia'
dies and gentlemen of the town.
may 8
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-23
For Freight,
For Freight,

ss The brig ARROW, A. ". Lo-
SS2 veil, master; carries Hoo barrels,
will be ready to load in tour days, and
take a freight to a Southern or Eastern
port. Apply to
WIN. FOWLE g. Co.
8ho haze for sale, rscesvsd by sad 0ssss!.
SO bbls N. E. rum
80 tons plaster paris
100000 shingles
march 60
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-23
For Sale,

For Sale,
0OOS lights of window Sash, and q few
o six PANEL doors. made Of good
materials, will be sold low.
JOSEPH RINKER.
4po3 eo7t
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-23
Oranges and Candles.

JoH II. LADD & co.
HAVE just received per schooner Bos-
Al ton, and Offer for sale,
80 boxes oranges
100 - mould candles, SIMPSONS
brand, aud assorted sizes.
april Is
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-23
The Boat Potomac,

Ms
l. The Steam-B Boat Potomac,
yHyHICH for speed and accommodation
w IS equal to any other, continues to
run between
Norfok, Alexandria and No.
shngton.
She leaves the city of Washington at 8
o'clock every Thursday morning, and A.
lsyandria at halt past g; and after landing
passengers at convenient places on the RI
Yer Potomac, and at Old Point Comfort,
arrives at Norfolk on Friday morning in
time for the Southern Stages, andthe steam
boat for Richmond and Petersburg. On
Monday morning she leaves Norfolk at IL
o'clock, arrives a, Alexandria on Tuesday
Morning, and proceeds direct to the city OF
washington. N. B. Horses and carriages
taken On deck.
hrThe Proprietors of the Steam boat
Potomac are DESTROYS to grant every ac-
sommodation to passengers, and have az.
ranged the line of departure aud arrival in
such manner, as to admit passengers from
Richmond and Petersburg to transact bu-
siness in Norfolk;and those proceeding to
the northward, 10 transact business at A
lexandria and Washington without loss of
time. may
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Terms of .Subscr;o,;o,,

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commence in August ;
JUiy 3. 1899
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Christian Register.
TIME CHRISYZA.NREGIo

x TER is religious Newspaper, pub.
lished every Friday evening, in Boston. at
NO ~, Marlborough Street. oroat
OBJECT OF this work is to inculcate the pTinci-
pies OF rational faith, and 10 promote fhe
ptdctlce OF genuine piety. To this end. II aims
10 encourage spirit of free and independent
inquiry, to assist in bringing into use the true
Prihciples oil interpreting the Scriptures. and
70 recommend the meek and charitable tenn
per OF tne gospel. In its views of doctrine, it
n .Il generally with the Christian his.
etP'e' 1t Is, however, more elementary than
That work, and it is intended 10 be better
adapted to the taste and wants of the common
class OF readers, Each number contains
summary OF the most interesting foreign and
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folltical discussions, however, are not admit
leu Ohe part OF the paper is also devoted 10
miscellaneous communications, agricultural.
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The publication of this paper commenced in
August last: since that time its PATRONAGE has
been steadily Increasing. The Editor has re.
CeFea very encouraging statements of its ac-
ceptaoleness wherever it has circulated. And.
from tle assistance which he occasionally re-
ceives from distinguished individuals, in filling.
us, ne trusts that the expectations
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Gentlemen ofdi,tinction in different parts Of
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ION, that weekly periodical work of this kind
may be made the most efficient means of diff
iuslng rational views of Christianity, and of
awakening zeal for the general interests of
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orally.
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Boarding House.

ENHE Subscriber having re-
II Gently purchased the Seat of NOAH
WEBSTER, Esq. situated in Amherst, (Mass.)
will open a BOARDlNG-HOUSE at that
place, at the commencement of the next
term, for the accommodation Of Students, both
Academical and Collegiate. No endeavours
on his part shall be wanting 10 render it. con-
venient and agreeable to those who may fla
your him with their patronage.
Particular pains will be taken to ac-
commodatc Young Ladies, who may have a
wish to resort to that pleasant and beautiful
place to obtain an education.
H5- For further particulars, inquire of
WRIGHT STRONG, Esq. of Amherst or the
Subscriber, in Dudley.
EAsMAN TAFT, JR.
Dudley, July 8, 1922.
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Painting.
JOHN II. PENyNTlEAN

OOA1"' At' 1JNJN11I1JV
RESPECTFULLY informs his
n q Friends and the Pubick generally, that
ne has taken Room at No. 73, Market Street,
Boston. Sign of the Red Gross Knight, directly
over the Gliding Mandatory of Mr. Still,ann
LdfhroP-where those who please to favour
him with their commands will, if convenient.
leave their ordcrs-or at his Rooms, No. 40,
Crange-Street, sign Of the Painters Arms.
He WILL EXECUTE
MILITARY STANDARDS, with origi-
nal designs;
LARGE CLOCK DIALS, for steeples, and the
inside of Publick Fdifices;
MASONIC PAINTING, of every description
Designs for Masonic and other DIPLOMAS:
Original Vignettes for Title-Pages;
SIGN and ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. IN
all their various branches;
LANDSCAPE PAINTING, and Views of Gentle
mems Country Seats, if required.
CT The Subscriber trusts that from
the long experience he has had in the above
branches OF Painting. (some of which were orig
lnaily introduced into this Metropolis by him
seli,) and constant desire to please, he shall
be enabled to obtain liberal share OF the
publick patronage; and he confidently trusts
that all those who are impressed with the i'm
portancc OF cultivating correct taste, will re-
member that
-" Arts, atribe of sensitives, demand
A hot-house culture, and generous hand F.:
A taste to cherish every opening charm
shade TO shelter, and sun TO warm.n
Boston, June IL, 1929. laf3m
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THE GRAND PANORAMA

which is just added, is found to give he most
perfect sstlsfactlon.-lt is very Ingenious
piece OF Mechanism, which cost the Inventor
several years OF study and labour to bring to
Pefiec'ion;-lt consists of a great variety of
:, Figures, (about 1870 in numhq) in all
,ne various actions imaginable, working at all
KINDS OF trades, travelling, marching, &c. sc.
Among them are Carpenters, Tanntrs, Cur
ners; Farrlers, Blacksmiths, shoemakers. Bak.
ers, BARRIERS, Turner'S, Block-Makers, sawyers,
Stone-Cutters, Paper-stainers, SC. SC &c.
Boston, .JuLy2.
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Whole No. 2572.
Rich and Fashionable
Goods.
JUST OPENED


~ tie GREEN STORE, Woncrsrrr.
3 CASES and Bales, contain
ing
LEGRORy BONNETs, we'll assorted.
DO. HATS.
! NANKIN L CANTON GRAPES.
ELEGANT GRAPE DRESSES.
PLAID, FlG'D. & PLAIN SILKS.
LADIES' ZELIA HANDKERCHIEFs.t
IMITATION CASHMERE DO.
SUPERB GARNPTURE RIBBONS.
MUSLIN BANJO.
Silk Scars; Velvet Reticules Robes,
Bingham Gown-Patterns; Parasols, embossed
Z fring'd.; Silk Umbrellas; Fancy Prints
English & Scotch Ginghams seersucker
Circassian Irish Linens; Linen Cambrick
Flag Silk Ild'kfs Imitation Hd'kfs. wrought
corners; Webb's Patent suspenders heavy
Blue Calicoes; Furniture Chintzes.
ALSO, JUST RECEIy. D,
A new lot of AMERICAN GOODS.
Constantly on hand,
BRoAbctoTus, CAss1mEREs, VEsr1SGs.
MOURNING ARTICLES, etc.
WILLIAM MANNING, JuS.
Worcester, June 5, 1922.
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Attention /!
For Sale, at TRU1NBULL's,

T0r Odte, at IHOINBOLL'S,
GCOTT's Militia Tacticks-
~ comprising the Duty of Infantry, Light
Infantry, and Riflemen--in six parts-2d Edit.
The ARTILLERIsT--comprising the
Drill without Arms, and Exercises and Move
mcnts of the Light and Horse Artillery-to-
gether with Sword Exercise for the Light
Infantry. Also, Rules for the Formation of
Companies and Regiments. by Lieut.. Col.
Peirce DGrrow-2d Edit.
CAVALRY TAcTIcKs--comprising the
modern mode of Discipline and Sword Exer-
else for the Cavalry generally-adapted to
The Rules aud Regulations of Infantry, as pre-
pared by Gen. Scott, and established by Re-
solve of Congress. To eg'tto't is udaeS, a'he
Review Exercise, in five parts--ilIustrated by
6 Engravings. DGrrow.
Worcester, July 10, 1922.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-07-17
PAINTS. OH. or

X. & M. have for sale, White & Red
Lead Spanish Brown; Spanish White; Cut
S'one elbow; French Yellow; Patent Yeh
I I 1rome Yellow; Venetian Red; Chinese
terinillon Rose Pink; Prussian Blue; Tur-,
Key TIMBER; VerdigrIs; French Green lii
tnarge Lampbiack; White Vitriol; Terra
de-Slenna; Gum shellac; Gum Copal; Co
Pal Varnlsh Linseed Oil; Spirits of Turpen-
tine; Cameps-Hair Pencils, and Graining-
Tools; English Il American Paint Brushes.
Whltewash Brushes; Gold, Silver, and Brass
Leaf; English & American Glue Lamp Oil.
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|SS!a|! :!IE W pa q "a 81
EIlll!.I!I!1kl d yLlN q
rs, Cos:rt- Street, Boaon.
OPEN EVERY DAY AND EVENING
YVHE Projectors witt graft.

YNHE Projectors witt graft
Il tude acknowledge the recen yery h6e.
raj and increasing patronage bestowed on their
Establishment, and assure the Pollok that
every favour shall stimulate them tostill great
er exertlons and perseverance.
They continue to make uerygrea ad-
dhaons, much TOO numerous to mention partic-
uiarly-They have the pleasure to announce
to their Patrons and the Pdblick, that they
nave recently purchased one more entire Mu-
scum, (the MARKET MusEuM) which 8 just
added to their former Collections-naking
now
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-07-17
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

Patent Cast-Tron g. common Plouphs
Patent Steel spring Hay & Manure Forks ;
Garden Hoes ofvarious kinds: Garden Rakes ,
Garden Shears; Improved Potatoe Hoes :
Lamson's Patent scythe Snathes; steel-baek
q common Scythes; Grain Cradles. English
g. American shovels & Spades English Cast.
Steel Hoes Within & Wright's Hoes.
Carpenters Moulding s. Bench
Tools.
Just received, further supply Of the
above Tools, Of KENNEDY's make, which. to-
gether with their former Stock, make their as
sortment very complete.
All the above, with a very large as
sortipent of HARD WARE, will be sold ON
the most favourable terms.
Worcester, June S, 1899.
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Reuben Brooks

k9EGS leave 10 inform his
MB Friends and the Roblick, that he has
opened STORE, at the FouR CORNERS, in
PRINCETON, about quarter of mile
south of the Meeting House, on the County
Road, leading the nearest leay from Barre to
Boston-where he has, and intends to keep on
hand, complete Assortment of
ENGLISH, WEST-ENDL4 & DOMESTIC
GOODS,
of every description.-Also,
Glass and Crockery Ware,
ofthe latest i'm, 'rtations, and of the best quail
ity and newest fashions. Also, SPIRITS. of
every description. In short, he intends keep
ing every article in his line that may be want,
ed for the consumption of this and the neigh
houring towns-all of which he will sell on as
favourable terms as they can be bought at re-
tail in Boston, with the addition Of so cents
per cwt. for the expense of carlins, OIL some of
the heaviest articles.
0c}- Tavern Keepers, and others who
wish to purchase Liquors by the quantity, are
Invited to call !; as il is the intention TO make
it an object for such to supply themselves at
his Store.
~ STRAW BRAID and COUNTRY Prop
UCE will be taken in pay for Goods.
Princeton, .forH 10 1929. 3m
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-07-17

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tested by long and faithful experience, and the
result has been unparalleled success.
PILES being connected with indigestion and
costveness, are certainly and speedily remov-
ed by the Pills.
Persons afflicted with any. of the above
symptoms, are assured that the Anti.Dyspep-
tic Pills are a remedy well worth their atten-
ton, and entitled to their entire confidence.
FOR SALE, BY
JEREMIAH ROBINSON, Worcester
Likewise, by Isaac ". Bull, Hartford; T. &, S.
Southmayd e. &c. liddletown; and ]. & T..
l.. Clark & Son, IS Maiden-Lane, New Y rk.
Worcester, Del. %, 1921. 1y