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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-13
P0Luabie ynnes kirel. Esfnfe Tor .NnLe.
February %


pdluG6le James kirer EStGte for Sale.
virtue Ola deed OF trust executed D., Edw John
r. son aud wife 10 the subscriber and Wn. IT,
purpose OF securing debt due the Thomas
Iarr deceased, Will lac sold to the highest bidder
hs uay ni July next before the front door of the Bell
ern in the city of Richmond land living in the
county oil Powhaan James river. containing survey
~ acres being the upper the called
adventure. THIS tract is vel, krownt be among
estates James river The high land and the river hot
Persons disposed Ia purchase referred FOL more
lar information To Dr. Edward Johnson ON The
premises The title is believed to he perfectly clear. Dr..
johnson, II required, will unite ina the pur-
persare deferred to the undersigned trustee residing
Terms Of saieDy the consent Of Dr. Edward Johnson md
he executors "i Thomas Harris deceased of the
money TO be paid down the delivery deed
sale JuIIN RnnFuTSoN Trv,,"Ss "
o. assent to the terms of the sale and will unite
III lhc necessary the time the sub
scrber will treat privately for the said land
any person persons disposed purchase being
ANY person disposed TO purchase viii! take
premises and Judge for themselves. This contains bv
survey 'SO acres, consisting at ia prime
'er hoom2O OF creek bottom of excellent uuaIity--oG
hgh land 25O in woods sud ESQ cleared The whole
oi tue bottom completely drained. high Land is OF a
very superior quality and he Ikencd m the
beaverGam lands. opposite this tract The whole of the
cultivated lands have heen for the last wears n
uat anu logre slate of improvements n conSier-
bic at "i the hgh land highly srtiiized This tract
Is admirably wgiercd having number excellent springs
and its healthnesS is proverhia in neighbnrhon On
this farm tobacco hories for large crop spacious
harh WIN an ehcellcnt ireshng machine; stables GOOD
negro houSes-wiih n small I'd common dwelling house
| the absence at the subscriber.
| January 90. si-w,ds EDWARD JOHNSON.
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FOR SALE.

NISHING 70 decline all business win dispose " my
w residence adjoining ibe village Of SPringfe in the
county Of borkhrdee near The Boeiourt line, wiiis Two
miles Of The Natural Bridge. The dwelling Is COmodious'
Quilt Of stone) and affords every accommodation for large
ay ~ house Of entertainment being situated directly on
the great western road from tie northern states
to the west In the life time of the late Col McC Onkey THIS
house was much requenied and had large share Of bus
ness IN the public line, and with Us respective Offices Is
well adapted Tor lb business. The farm contains about
30 acres, Of which about so CLEARED Tie LAM - ihe
FIRST quality ~ Which g. adapted culture
The fences, gsrdeu SC arc u good repair Convenient 20
the house is excellent negof-fsiiiug sprinpan apr'e
orchard double harm, &cthe whole IN fact beHg adapted
for the immediate reception nf either private gentleman
or iavernseeper and situated Nv positively The most
healthy situations the state afntd
lers1ns wishing ~ purchase sill please view the premises
when tive will be made kusvn. which will ~ nher
April o. wt27Jef SARAH CAEUTHFES.
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Public Sale of Lots an Florence.

nS the 24th day of July next the of Florence
~ the Trustees q the Cypress Land Company, in conor-
ny with the articles of association, will the
sale OF the property belonging the company, high
est bidder on credit Of eighteen and thirty months
Continue from dayi day until all is sold. Much of the
property ye to he sold is vr.y desirable and valuable
The large Brick Tavern and appurtenances, NIL the
SOLD LOIS IN the town,a great many oui-lots small
tracts OF land the ferry lot the north side of the
and Campbes ferry and the OF land attached 10 il
on the north side 81 the river house in
The occupation OF Dr. Woodcock will then he offered for
sale The terms of sale purchase money pay
able IN eighteen months, and the other half in thirty
months FROM the day Of sale Bond and approved security
will be required.
LEROY POPE,
THOMAS BIBp,
JOHN COFFEE,
JAMES JACKSON, r
DABNEI NORRIS ''"s'ees
by John Craig, his
in fact.
]. MCKINLEY,
February o. a6-w,ds
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The following beautiful Eecy was written nv JOHN
an"', and was originally publ in The Boston Anti,
ave lately repubshed IT, under opinion that il ne v,
'f"rc bad been published II has been several times il
ftsd in nar northern papers.
LINES,
Adsses'.d 70 'iothsr, the Death IF TACO Iflns.
sure q" tie mansions of the bless'd,
W hen iHtant innocence aSceudS
Some angti, brighter than the rest.
ihe spoilesS spirits flight attends
Oa wings of ecstacy they rise
bnyond where worlds material roll,
4 III some fair sister of the skies
receives the unpollued soul.
Fier't ut III Almighty Fathers hand,
Nearest the throne OF living light
The chnirs of infant seraphS stand.
Anu uaazlins shine, where all bright.
Chain'd, for drcary length Of years
Down tn these elements below
Some slain the sky horn spirit bears
Extracted from this world oi W..
That unextinguishable beam
With dust UNITED nj our birth
aucd> more dim, discolOurd ,eam
rue more II fingers on this carti.
Closed in this dark abode of CLAW
The stream of glory faintv burns;
N9t unobscur'd, the lucid ray
To its own native FUN, returns
D;ii when the Lord of mortal breath
Decrees his bounty to resume
AMI points the silent shaft of death,
winch speeds an infant to the tomb,
80 passion heree. no low desire
IA, pnench'd the radiance Of the name
In 4 To its God the living fire
ReveriS, uncinuded as il came
Oh Mary br that sulacr tine
Let hope her heating charm imparf,
AMI Sonihe with melodies divine,
Ihr anguish OF Il mothers heart.
OH think, the darlinss vi thy love.
bivestrd Vt this earthly clni
"mid unnumher'd saints ai,n,c
basA ih the bosom Of their God.
Ofiheir short pilgrimage ~ earth,
= sun tender iIni.es remain;
SUI still they bless thee for their birth,
aAu h'ia gratitude Resin.
he days Of pain, the NIGHTS Of care
ihe bosnm'S aConising strife,
ne r"nss which th1u t'r them di>t bear,
40 tie! forget them with life.
Scarce could their grrming thought conceive.
While in this vale Ut tears they dwelt,
scarce their fond sympathy relieve
The sun rance thou iur ,hem hast felt.
ln. 'here the SOULS perennial flower
Expands in never fading bloom;
SPurns nj the graves poor transient hour,
ANA shoots Immortal from the tomb.
No weak unfornl'd idea there
-. rom, the mere promise of mind
The tide of intellect flows clear.
Strong iat, unchanEiug, aud refund.
Each anxious care, each rending sigh
That throng for them the parents breast,
pwclls ON remembrance in the sky,
Amid The raptures of the best.
Der thee with looks of love they bend
For thee the Lord Of life implur.
And OFT from sainted bliss descend,
Thy wounded quiet To restore.
OF in the stiffness of the night,
they smooth the pillow Tor thy bed;
or till the mnrn'S returning light,
StillwMchtul hover DER lhy head.
.iark in such strains ne saints employ
They whisper TO thy bosom. Peace
Calm the perturbcd heart 10 inv,
And bid ii'e streaming sorrow
Thcu dry hrnceforh the bitter lear
~.seir part and thine inverted see
hou vert fhsir guardian angel here's
lhey5 guardian angels now To thee.
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~ ANAWAf from The subscriber, thu ght 7th
~ ult tMay JOHN, negro 20 - years of ape
black, ieet or inches high, spell read-bs
rnthe NOT recoliected John purchased in Baltimore
oy George Allen, for benjamin Colpue years past il
L. presumed lac change his endea vor 10 MA
as iree. Any person experimenting said negro conn-
ing ih IN any saie jail in the UniIed States $50 get him
ahd giving information Ivy mail, directed Mr. benjamin.
C9ique reenesboro Georgia, shall be lDegaiiy reward
ed and all reasonable expenses paid
Lima O -,,e., I LII. -
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NO1'ICE-

ANAWA I from the subscriber the night Of the 7th
May last, TOM, negro man 81 25 Nenrs age s
iee or inches high copper color, made, face
ana eyes has small opposite the of of his
eyes t IS believed the rgh,l not larger than pea,
only percepfile ON strict examination also lump on his
pehId when permitted to grow, aud whskers. lis
coihine not recoleced lie took with him razor and
shaving buA-and had pass and Tepnss until Mon
Gay morning Any persen experimenting said negro and
SonhnE INN IN any safe Jail in the United States SO get
n ana giving information 10y raii, directed Blr. Ben
Jamin S0iquet GTeenesboro, Georgia, shall he literally
ewaidr" anu all reasonable expenses paid. Tom
fellow, and will doubtless change his name deny his
anu 'ry 10 pass Tor Tree lie purchased in Mary
Colguett from whom he escaped the road Ia was an
prehenhed aud put in Charlotte county, Va jail, lie
called his Elias, was the pruner,y f n
Mr. White trader. JOSEPH MOORE
Iunc6. o,,ey,
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ANAWAY from the subscriber ON The nilh oil Inc I7,
~ MAY uitino DENNIS, negro 20 50 ears vi
age, . eei or inches high, yellow complexion,
ueni ~ hs forehead occaNiOned by blow, also
one oi his knees from hnrhas good of teeth,
appearance hsh nose and wears wh.kers. lie ioob
him clothing obtained peTinit 90 mss IA Mir
Matthew iiarriss Any person who will appFehend said
negro ana eonhne HIM IN any safe jail ia the United States
$50 I.ge him, mud give nfOrnaiion 10y mail directed Il,
nc. lramin Coqueti Greenesburo', Georgia, shall he
Derdiy rewarded aud all reasonable expenses pa Den
mis- was purchased eve past IN Mar, land from n
gentleman near FrederirktOwn BY BENJAMIN Collue No
uoD he WIN Change his name aud perhaps pa, tur
fee man. WILLIAM Al TX \ SpER
June g. ,,c,
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FOR RENT.

fItilE tenement sule the North 81 and 9TH
Il streets, recently occupied ny Bensn Tate dec For
terms NC &c. apply 10 the subscriber tie premises
At bis Office, thJTd door Below tle Bei' Tavern.
May IN JOSEPH TATY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-13

Two ewes belonging Ia Mr. Timothy Adams Of Reading
Vermont, have this spring produced lambs One ew
has two wito aud two back lambs the other two whit
aud one hHxcn color. tWoodJack Obserusr
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JONAS HUMBERT


Yesterday atthe mills of TIE Union Manufacturing Co.
on e P'tapseo Mrs Ann Ciegg delivered of THEE
FINE BOfS!! Bat Fed. Gaz
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-13

WANTED NJ tn reni'eniiary, eghty-hye thousaof
w h1nrgoies one-fhird ~ delivered hy the 18Th J
iy, ihe balance as he may Ne reqared.
Joa< c-7t THOMAS NELSON, T. i r.
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Virginia Lnnd OGce, .Unu q. 18

JtrgtgiG Lnnd Office, .Uny O., 1898
y conformity With entitled IN act TO reduce
one act the several concerning echeator" passed
The 9th January 1919 do hereby make known all h0m
may concern Tint appears by certificate esceaor
ni HALIFAX county hearing date The LIST May 1873 that by
nqusOn and office found ihe 29li of llArch 1923,
certain tract parcel " lnn the repued whereof
> SfVentyye acres, situated within The said county,
anisier river whereof certain James Fnuis died seized
~ an estate of nbemnce,' has escbeated the
wealth Of Virginia.
Nav .. i-w6w J. RoBERTsoNIIr Reg T.. on.
ENhS committed 70 ttc jail of Ilnnoyer. on The 1872
w negro woman who calls herseH JULIA ANN. and
says She belongs 10 Mr. Coch Of Geocia and that ne
purchased her cf Mr.. James Clarke uf MARYLAND She
VI brown cOmpleSicu about five feet SIX inches lfeh,
aud has wide gap betw her upper IN The
owner IS requested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and lake her sway, She will be dealt with
the law directs.
WIN. w. TrULMAN, Acting Tailor,
Nav 20. 4-wt2w for JAMES gTauWE
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He rushed With the Impetuosiiv nf = mountain for.
rent The Clay next, fhen fhc Adams--iIie Crawford
falling Tor 10 the rcnr, With the eiuus he
had madc IN the Southern Stirrs But the Jarkson'-
triumph was but short lived lie welded the van -
the last shouts Of The Tennessee Volunteers died in
hi eus--as the, entered the bordrts Of kentucJt,
TIE ClV VIZ had heretofore lesureiy tr,Ied IN ne
feHf, siNe SphTtG two which he made IN New
started such vas The ease With which I've vasscd
every thing ~ Kentucky. lie penetrated Ohio sill
di-tanring Ills rivals. The rider Of The Adams saw,
that the day was against him, and that Is speed and
bottom had failed hm, lie mast resort io skill He
threw out his 4" UHirersH YdHkee Difjon' banner and
aIroltly displayed il 10 the people rs lie rushed
along bot 10 40 purpose tie charm was gone -
Indiana vas another theatre ~ the uiuniph Of The
Clay bot when the State Of Illinois appeared to tl cir
view the Crawford, somewhat tehushcd essayed to
pass him, and made splendid ran, Notwithstanding
an ii-uatured Geek threw 1T him y mangled carcase
cooled NTH his orH hu'ds terrible raw head add
bloody homes, 10 alright him In Mississippi the
contest was interesting iot While--the Crawford
nearing tie Clay up 10 tie shoulders
~ tbs Siae was seen the last Of Inc .4dgms A
cruel mastci WAS in the vary act ~ ,coutging his M.
ked nianacied slave, the margin Of the tract lusi
~ tic moment when the Adams passed along. y
scene 50 shocking 10 the feelings Of this sensitive
horse, soifgirl 10 his sion, overcame him. nnd he
snOrted reared and bounded, acfOss sffGig deereS
~ Moth L1fifWde, beyond which the cries Of the
bOpdmdn are usts, ~ I've heard aud sought an ex .
cius0n ON deeds revolving tn his nalurc carry,
ng With him Ji> rdpr ihe Nzeppt of mo lern times
AdoNn the State 81 Louisiana tire Clay led Tie way
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M ~ JUN MILL fDN Ards AS ron not resi-
If2 dent agent within this know to me-
pleased TO take notice, that Tuesday the nineteenth day
81 June between the hours i'm the forenoon
md six O'Clock in the afternoon OF That DAY The house Of
Peter Crews in the county Charles Civ nd
safe OF Virginia, I shall proceed 10 take the de-
position Of Mrs. Eebecca Vaughan md uthers--and
on Saturday the tweuiyfrSi dav of the month June
ard bet" the hours Of the day, the Tavern
Charles City Courthouse, tale the deposition &c Edward
f9lheS and others 20 be rnl in suit pending the
superior court u hancery ld district ofgiiams
burg wherein you plaintiff my self deendaniat
iend u you please. FRANCIS II. IHBY.
Cherries CITY county. Va. Hiay 20. 4--w4g
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a cony-Teste. Mi. M. nE

I0I'-' WI w HENI Q o
Com"'issioHers Office. Richmond The pariies interested
april 81, 1925. {wtIi please take notice.
that have appointed The 9Th day Juy meGt to commence
the QUITS din ecied in the foregoing order Of the court
which day eclooh A. NJ they are required to attend
ai my Office in this ciiy viii ter accounts aud vouchers
ready for examination aud settlement.
April 25 ti2-w8w H. BAKER NC.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-12-24
GCHE-NN11LCAL>
SMRROCANOE
OR WHITWFTJ;S

LIQUID IMPROVED OPoDELDoC..
lyon bruises, sprains, govt, rfed-
u matism, cramp, stiffness in the neck or
JOINTS, chilblains, Chapped hands. sting of in
sects' vegetable poisons, &c. Recommended
by Samuel l.. Mitchell, M. d. LID. of New
YORK, IN cases of external injury.
The following extracts from recent letter.
Will serve to show the estimation in which this
article is held. '--'0
From Z. Ducatel & Sons, dated Baltimore.
Feb "a, l823-'' From the reports we h,v2
received with regard to your opodeldoc 1vs
think 1t may be considered an Invaluable ar.
QUESTION to the Materia Medica.n
From j. G. Morrison, dated New yor,
April, 1928" Please send me from ono -
nVe sroce OF your Opodeldoc, as it begins tc
be in great demand" e'-0 ~
From Brooks and shotwell, Druggists. same
place" Send US good supply Of your Ono.
oelaoc, as we have repeated orders for rs,
from Darius Clark, dated Bennington Vt.
April, 1925 Send some Of your Opodeldoc
as soon as possible: it is in great demaud.n
FROM sylvester I. Goss, dated Haverhill.
N IL. 1875" Please send three or four dozen
doc" Oe0oe'-
,o from III: James Torrance, Portland, April,
1875" The embrocation gains daily las il
becomes KNOWN in public estimation,
from Dr. Tomlinson, dated Rhinebeck,
N. Y. l823-'' Finding your Opodeldoc far
better than any ever before used or sold, you
will please send one groce.n
From DIR. William Pitkin, Rochester. Nv
-" am so well persuaded from the general
appreciation of your Opodcldoc the sales will
be extensive, therefore send me large sun
ply"
Original may be seen at the same place.
Similar letters from Philadelphia, Hartford,
heene, Belfast, and many other places, have
been received.
Attested certificates, from the most resuectEs
Die individuals, as to the efficacy of this COL
position, IN cases where Steers Opodeldecs
had been used to no effect, are sufficient TO FIN
column OF paper.
~ BE ON YOUR GUARD.
Spurious limitations of this article. arisiny
from envy and Jealousy, are in existence, man.
ufactured by various persons in their own
names, totally different from the original in
every respect-therefore ask for i" WIitreLp6
Liquid Improved OpodeldOe," or you win be
imposed upon.
- Also Fhe volatile Aromatic Snuff fo
Headache aud Catarrh, sold by C. HARRIS
WORCESTER.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate Office, Dec. 9, 1923.
To the Heirs Of SARAH PECKHAM, late of
Petersham, in said County. deceased,
and to all Others concerned in the Es-
tate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VoU are hereby cited to APP
z pear Gf you see fly at the Court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at Barre in said County, on
the third Tuesday in January next, at one of
the clock, afternoon, 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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THOMPSON KIMBERLY

AS just received and offers
z 9 for sale, Blue, Black, Green and Mixed
BROADCLOTHS, Black, Green, Brown and
TABBY VELVETS, Likewise, large assort-
nent of TRIMMINGS, consisting of Gilt But
tons, from 25cts. to 81 per doz. Camblet But
tons; Italian Sewing Silk, Scarf Twist, &c.
all OF the first quality.
I. K. Carries on the Tailoring Business,
as usual, at his old stand next door to the
Worcester Hotel, where every favor will be
thankfully acknowledged.
- W.4NTED-As Apprentices, two or
s Girls, who will board themselves. Dec. 10, .
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|zSllI !N. ygNI en- 81
k!N.I!l kN Ntg(Z1
No. 76, Court Street, Boston.


OBTAINING much more nume-
A/rous Collections and greater variety Of
entertainments than any other Establishment
IN America, continues steadily to increase and
is open Tor the reception of visitors every day
and evening.
1t will be constantly in the best possible
condition and every exertion made to render
the visits of IFS patrons agreeable. The Mu-
scum will be well lighted every evening. In
addition to the various Music on Organs, Piano.
Forte, Musical Clocks, &c. a BAND OF
MARTIAL MUSIC will perform every even
ing.
Having during the last year, purchased the
New-Haven Museum, the Market Museum,
and the Boston Museum, this establishment
now presents to its visitors, one grand consoli-
dation of
FIVE Museums united in One.
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Just Added,

The celebrated Race Horse ECLIPSE.
Also,-A beautiful Cosmoramic
view of LONDON, showing many of the large
public Buildings, Bridges, &c. to great advan-
tage, and very much admired by all who have
seen it.
Also,-One very large and re-
spectacle live RATTLE SNAKE, we'll secur
ed in glass case.
LORD WELLlNGToN,- "A splendid
painting of this distinguished parsonage, from.
Sir Thomas Lawrence, is also just added.
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Stevens, has Just
arrived in Boston, being the most REMARKA-
BILE DWARF, ever witnessed in the United
States. He is in his twentieth year, OF perfect
(symetry and proportions, handsome, cheerful
and gentlemanly in his department, and of the
extraordinary small sise Of 81 1-2 inches high
and 81 lbs. aeight, being perfect man in min
iature. IL gains the esteem and respect of
all who converse with him. He will "be at
home" every day and evening, during the few
days he will remain in Boston, at this place
and no where else.
Also,-Professor Peck's very Gu
rious and ingeniously contrived CHAIR, by
which he was enabled TO travel on smooth
road, &c. after he had lost the use of his limbs.
II is much admired for its various accomino-
dations, particularly for invalids.
Also,-The Arabian Bottle made
from the stomach of a Camel, and when dis
tended, will hold barrel used to carry wa
ter across the DCsarts.
THIS DAY ADDED,
A very large Sword Fish,upwards
of IA feet long, with SWORD a feet inches
long. Nothing of the kind was ever exhibited
in Boston.
.4dmittance 25 cents, ,cithoM distinction ef
age. Season TSekets 2 dollars.
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BLACKSMITHING.

THE subscriber having recent
ly built shop on the street leading from
School to Thomas street, directly in the
rear Of the Worcester Coach Mandatory,
hereby informs the public, that he carries on
all kinds of BLAcKsMIrHING at said shop
particularly making of EDGE TOOLS, max
ing and repairing all kinds of MILL IRONS,
ironing CARRIAGES, and SLEIGH shoeiue
OXEN, HORSES, &c. &c. Where all orders
in his line, will be thankfully received, and
promptly executed.
o. He intends keeping all kinds o.
PLOUGHs for sale, particularly his own i'm
proved Cast Iron Plough.
WILLIAM A. WHEELER.
Worcester, Nor. 10, 1923.
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Notice.

ENhe Subscriber respectfully
II informs his friends and the public, that
he still continues his business at the old stand,
q few rods south of the Court House, and has
Tor sale good assortment of the best of Ra-
zors, which he will warrant. If they do not
prove good, he will change them. Also Shay
ing Boxes, Brushes, Shaving Soap, Clothes
brushes, Hair Brushes, Down Pufs, Black
Ball, and Pomatum.
0FLadies' & Gentlemen's Head Dresses,
made at short notice.
ADRIAN WEBB.
Worcester December 8th 1928.
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A Bargain
70 r FARM RS.

VVHE subscriber offers for sale
~ the remainder of his extensive FAR Nj in
Sterling. The quantity of Land is now re-
duced to about 200 acres, consisting of good
proportion of Wood Understandings
charding-MowiDg and Tillage Land, with a
good house and barn nearly in the centre of
the Farm. The construction of the barn and
extensive sheds annexed to it, and the adap-
tation of the land to grazing, make this an ex-
cellent sheep Farm. If desired, the subscrib-
er will divide the Farm and sell 100 acres of
the land for pasture either together or in small
er lots to suit purchasers. All, or any part
may be bought low and on liberal credit.
The Farm lies on the County road leading
from West Boylston to Princeton, three miles
from the village of Surfing, and nine miles
from Worcester.
JOHN w. HUBBARD.
Worcester, Niov. 5. if.
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Notice.

ME copartnership heretofore
& existing under the firm of JOHN Nc
WALES & Co. was by mutual consent dis
solved on the 18th day of November last. All
persons having accounts with said firm, are
requested to call and settle the same with
either of the subscribers.
JOHN Nc WALES,
JOHN CLAFLIN, Jr.
Milford, Dec. 4. 1923.