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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-10-01

Worcester, SIS.
PrObate-Office Sept. 9, 1893.
10 the Hears Of ELIZABETH PARKER.
late Of Holden, in said County, de-
ceased, and to all others concerned i,s
the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
Il pear, (ifyou see ft at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in October next. at
one of the clock, after noon, to show cause
why the Accounts of the Guardianship OF
SAID Elizabeth Parker, should not be allowed
and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, j. Prob.
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CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION

Price to single subscribers, who receive their
papers at the Office, or by mail, two dollars Der
annun.
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IMPORTANT
TO THOSE INTERESTED

TO THOSE INTERESTED.
HE Subscriber would inform
a his Friends and the Public, that he
is about to make different arrangements in his
Mail and Stage business from Worcester, by
Hardwick to Northampton, and Of course an
immediate settlement, is indspensably neces-
sary, with al those indebted 10 him for Stage
fare, Newspapers, SC.
10 those who have been his punctual pat
fonS on said route for SIX years past, he returns
his grateful Acknowledgements, and respectful
ly solicits continuance of their patronage,
so far as his situation in business may accede
to their convenience. His bills for Newspa-
pers, &c. will be made up to the first day OF
October next, and all those which remain I'M
settled on the 10Th day o. said October, will
be left in other hands for collection.
CYRUS STOCkWELL.
Hardcick, Sept. Q, 1929.
n. B. The upper part of said Stage Route
from l1ardwick to Northampton, will, On and
after the first day Of October next, be managed
by Mr.. Frederick A. Billings, who has the
appearance Of every necessary qualification
for said business, in all its branches and who
will be happy in devoting himself to ne pub
lie service, in the faithful transaction of all
business usually done by his predecessor on
said route.
From lIardwick to Worcester, said business
will in future be conducted by said Stockwell.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-14
RUMFORD ACADEMY

VIE Subscribers present themselves the puSc
occasion with all the cUnfdancr that n desire
To give general satisfaction The present prip
cipn. Ar. r l. O'FaheTty beng about TO retire fom hi
siiuN,iou, which he has repeatedly Gsd with much credit
Il" himself, ami benefit To his pupils his hopes TO
add 10 his well krown zeal and assduity tine
derived from fcthfy year, experience principal long
established academy and sllery prof.s ei languages
In distinguished college. Many genIlnen the learned
professions no have been his pupils trustees in
this stat. bear testimony his literary
iioes hir Ruin, on his p ihns il only necessary to
repeat his assurances 10 the parents guardians who
may please patronisP this establishment and TO place
confidence IN him ami tie principal that their shall
he strictly attended Ia, every made 10 render
as usefn has been other in tue state
IL, duties viii recommence the eth October next aud
continue Till 3st December will be then
o the studies until i5th OF January, which time they ~ in
he resumed and continue with the exception OF summer
months vacation, until 18th OF the following December
Terms FOR tuition 50; for board I00-to be- paid QUAR-
'eriy I" au'isce EDWARD FERRIS,
Sent. l6 SILL WIN. VJIFFIN
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land For SALE-

AcV virtue Ola nted ofirus fiom VIM Maron and wifi,
TO u.s. bearing date the Gath OF Dec. s2i duly
corded in the clerks Office of Hanover county III,
payment OF certain SGrs Uf money therein mentioned III
I've sold al pnbc auction Hanover Courthouse We'd
nesday the 22d Of the mnnh, CT being dav
iar " NOT the fair day, Sunday excepted, valuable
tract OF land CickabOmnv Swamp containing h,
survey 455 AMI 81 poles. The land is chief,
ginal growth and heavily nbered, small portion
ING cleared and may I've considered aong the
able tracts for its size In e eud ofthe county, m
aied not more than or miles from Richmond. on In.
Swamp and Swamp road between the Hatfield tract am
the land Of Capt W 81 Austin healthy and sgreyaI,
neigbhorhood, and Convenient 10 good nil a:
considerably enhance the value OF the timber on IL
which ofthe first quality The soil Is fertile being
ed 10 the growth of corn wheat cotton grass
The sale as before advertised mavotably prevented
by the weaher IL will positively take place as above men
TONED, when the terms will he maIIe known.
SElDEN MACON, pr
HENRY CURTIS, i'us'ees'
The foregoing sale will take place with nv appreciation
October 7. 4i-tds Whf MACON
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STOP THE VILLAIN

ID ANYWAY On the I'd inst. n mulato named NED,
~ low but large breasted and strong made fellow a
little bowlegeed has high full forehead, dark holes
In his cars olerab, sharp chin, bald open
he his bair tied behind. perhaps
write little aud is Keen arfu fellow lie geneeliy
dressed, aud doubtless has good silver watch with gold
gilt cham plenty OF money boots, &c. lie rod dark
grey mare about fee; inches high in good order aud
shcd before shoes not much long and well formed,
on one shoulder III believed the rightly high up the
shoulder bladevory thick but not long tails she
spirited. aud rides well Ned swell egupt for travelling
with bearkn. big coat with large cape sc. lie is good
shoe maker house servant and miller and his hand
Ia almost thing He has proaab, altered his name
tanned free papers, and will attemp;o pass
some other state will give reward of hundred dol
lars Tor Ned and twenty dollars TIL. mare taken with
out the state and delivered to secured obtain
them half tina, amount in either case If taken within
the state and returned or secured as aforesaid.
SAMUEL MORRIS.
IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-14
CONCORD ACADEMY

TSlS seminary, which has been in operation more than
twenty wears, pl he continued. The course If in.
sirncon will comprise the English I,in Greek French
iamgnaZes granmatcalyi with the sciences generally.
While due aeRtion will be paid 10 the various othe
branches of liberal education. particular pains will he
taken IN teaching tie English language crraiy pennan
and composition. -
The number OF useful and respectable men who have
been taught Mt this school, and the great credit with which
those who have gone 10 college have entered prove that
The pupils have been judcously and faithfully insrurted
The situation Is retired and healthy Every
viii e PAID To The morals and comfort The students and
the utmost exerons will he used promote their advance
meO n literature. Their parents aud guardians are ny
Ell to visi, them at all times, ard Judge their situation
and iU pToyemsut Those who wish receive further
information respecting this institution will he pleased IN
write TO the Subscriber, and direct their letters TO
THOMAS ID. COLEMAN, Presider: Of Con-
FORD Academy, the Bowling
Oct Y. 44-w4w Green, Caroline connie
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SALE OF LANDS.

PURSUANT TO decree Of The Court of Chancery the
district OF " iamsburg, pronounced July term last
VIII he sed To the highest bidder at public auction
the door OF the Courthouse ofJames City county,
second Monday in November being James
conrt day. the following tracts of land belonging
estate OF Daniel Jones' Senr deceased and situated
county OF james City, ia wit The OF land called
bar containing by old survey five hundred and thirty
acres, lying two and half miles above williamsburg has
comfortable dwelling house and all necessary our
on H. 80 or 90 acres OF which is FIRST swamp land,
ns an abundance OF wood on i very conveniently situated
Seek containing about $50 acres situated navieablt
stream or creek oil The same name and within miles oil
Chckahomny river The improvements this tract
to,einbly COOL and abounds in good timber also,
other tract called MOTIFS containing 400 acres, which
good buildings and is well timbered living in mile,
OF Williamsburg. And small tract Of 100 called
Liseiys adjoining the lands Of William Hauker lies
within two miles of York river which there i'm
Provemenis credit of one two three, four five
years allowed the purchasers, upon giving bond and
proved security, with deed of trust the property
WM. MCANDLISIi, 81. q. ID. G. w.
On
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TMPORTANT TO MJLLERg-

Richmond Burr Wiii- Stone Mumfgefory- Rerire5.
Tg1HE subscribers respectfully inform their friends aud 10
q public, that they have just received direct
1000 burr blocks Of The best quality. One Of the present
firm having been partner oi the former firms Of While
Davidson 4 90. and of Davidson Smell, who formerly
prosecuted this business, Tor many years in this CITY, Is
consequently well skilled In this species Of
in addition 10 rhch they have employed most expert
encsd workmen.-A stones sold by them will he warrant
ell not inferior TO those heretofore made by their prede
cessors which well approved by all who used
them. Their shop At the Of T. aud streets
where all orders will he thankfully received promptly
executed. JAMES SMELL.
October O. f3-20t YOU'LL s RUST.
I'HE subscriber will coSnue bis scboo The year
n IN the Forks Of Hanover; IN II will he taught the En-
gsb and Latin langag grammaficaiy, witb geography
ard Arithmetic. The tuition fee will he twenty dollars
year. Board be procured with families most res
pecnbe in tie neighbourhood aud very convenient
site The school. Oh. CALLS.
October 10. f5-4tt
Hanopsr October ., 1928
We the subscribers do hereby certify, that during the
present year. children have been under the instruction
Of Mr. Caius Mnrcellus Calls entirely satisfied
with their progress H. learning is method instruc ion
aud qualifications a teacher, approve.
TITO PRICE, jan
JOHN THORNTON.
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septenbet 8
NOTICE

A GREEABLY to the last will and testament Of Captain
Richard BEDFORD dec shall offer for sale high.
ct bidder on the premises Thursday the I'D dav of DC
tober next the tact ofland formerly the residence said
neeeden lying on Beaverdam creek, adjoining the lands
otJs.W Pleasan VIM M Peasants and others Containing
~ recent survey Ii8 subject the widows dow
Possession will be given the day Of sale
present growing crop be saved The Of sale vii,
be one bali cash, much may be necessary 20 sae
and ray the anoont Of the Judgments against the
tate the balance IN twelve months from The day sale the
purchaser giving bond with good security deed oi
trust 10 secure the psymensAi the time and place
viii be sold for cash, all the pershabe property beons
20 tse sstaefhe land will be shown BY subscriber
" Mr. Hichsrr ~. Crouch living the premises.
WIN GUERhANT, ID. s. tor Geo. w Pavne
Sheriff and adn0r With ile will annexed.
0oocbtDd, Sept u, 17-Nlas
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T1HE Subscribers empowered by the presiden,
directors OF the James River Company receive pro.
posa for part OF the Loans authorised TO be procured by
them by an act Of the General Assembly passed the 24,h
day OF Feb, 1928, entitled An making eec-
ua provision 10 carry into effect the sci entitled
20 amend the act entitled net for clearing and improving
aud Western waters by the james and kanaw ha rivers.
and for other purposes"
All monies loaned 10 pursuance Of the said must
paid Into the treasury the of the 2d Auditor
Upon the paymen, of each sum so loaned the Treasure
fh' Conro nith nil stock for me
anrount tier purportng that the Commonwealth
such ndsr bis executors &C. the loaned, og ether wi
the interest ageeed onha the interest shall semi
pualiy paLthat the principal is irredcemahe for
twenty years and afterwards TO be redeemed at the pleas
tire of the Legislature.
JERMAN BAKER, Treasurer
Sept. 9. S6-tf j. brown, Jr. ID Auditor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-14

NE commissioners appointed by the county court Of
ilelmond 10 take into consideration The erecting a
good and sufficient common Jail and prison for the said
county, pursuant the law last past upon thl suhiec
nave determined that Jail shall he built upon The fol-
lowing plan, To wiz:
The jail TO be- Of stone brick 50 feet from out 10
out TWO stories high walls feet thick, partition walls
dividing each story ntotwo inches thick the
lower story eight feet picb the upper story seven aud an
halt feet pitch IN 'he clear Tue communication 10 ga cb
story 10 be through in the end, steps md Mat
form to the outer door of the upper story, doors TO be
double and one OF them be secured with iron CRATES and
bolts and shielded with ronour windows ON side two
10 each room freight lights each opeu like door In the
inside and 10 be well secured the by iron crates
The lower roomsTo be 1oored with inch white oak
panh on while OAK Shoppers than inches
ceiled with inch white oak plank ard lined ON every side
WIN same description of plankihr uper rooms floor
ed Ike the lower and covered with sheet lined on
all sides as below and covered witt sheet iron
ooi white OAK rsiterS, Sheathed with white oak or r-ures
plank one inch thick cyphersd covered with be pj
per shingles y Inches in lenghile fcorpce and "a
dow frames 10 he all painted with coats
apartment 10 he furnished with stove locks TO all the oor,
OF such Kind the commits Teche can;,iuo
plank and shingles Throughout the building 10 he clear al
sap and well seasoned Underfsps informed
hat proposals will be received Ivy writing directed
10 this place, postage paid, until the first Monday In No.
vember next. at which time the proposals will he cons
Ell and the contract, with such amerments the
plan as may be deemed eSpeden bel made will lie cus
ed Py urd,r of the t;ommisS;,n.r. ~''
80 GEORGE SAUNDERS.
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YnInnLLe RfnL EsinIc n .N.,Ie--

IN execution of The power vested IN the subscriber bv the
last will aud Testament Of Meier Harry lIeh decea sed
the Two tracts of land hereinafter described sold at
public auction, before the front door OF the Eagle Hotel in
the CITY OF Richmond Go the highest bidder on Monday the
hrst day o December next If tariff not the next fair
day-snbjecI TO the liens thereon all Of which will be eS
hbited aud folly explained the day OF sale onhird NJ
me purchase money to he paid the delivery Of
the properly to the purchaser, and liberal credit
given LOT the remaining tw0thirds; the third, of the
purchase money NOT paid down, secured y bonds
WIN approved security and deed Of upon the prop.
ttVnl ihai valuable tract OF lard lying James RI
Er 10 the county ct owhaiAn. about twenty miles above
the city Of ticbmond called NORwO Dob Containing 774I
acres OF which very considerable portion rate low
gounds This tract Of land known To- contain coal OF We
~ GOOD quality, aud has on IL large and copmodous
uWtlhk mouse with all the muses. well
eSceent hafns stables, and fixture useful ron,
Also tract OF land wing in the same county about two
leS above NORWOOD and two miles from James river
containing between 550and COO acres of land know y the
nu 1i martens on ib farm ere is good ~ ein2 house
aug a,i Tue necessary out houses, valuable griI mill
ven hNed tannerN with every house NECESSARY for the
abhng business and large barn il IL also known oJcon.
tam coal Of good quality, which believe 10 Zoe conside.
hDie satDi5 the land IL of excellent quality and forty or
MY acres OF low grounds as good any James RI
Fe POSSESSION Of the above real will Ne deli vered
TO the purchaser ON The first day Of 1aauary next.
BEVERLEY RANDOLPH, Executor.
September 80 81 " dsI
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OAK GROVE FOR SALE.

THE subscriber wishing The West, offers
for sale on accommodating iernis the which
he resides, called the OAK Grove n Bedford This
sract ofand contains 200 acres lies exceedingly and
we'll watered. There about 400 cleared chiefly
II high state OF ouiiivation aod the plantation in excel
lent repair The woodland contains large proportions
~ inie tobacco land, and is very heavily mbere, The
hui cing calculated for the accommodation eta small
family eud situated the Lyncnburg ami Salem
urspike which nteTsects the land they defiant f
Lynehburg u miles, ~ from New London ana of n mule
Tom the New Lordon Academy, surrounded by n neigh
horhood exceeded BY in the state wealth and
6nement Persons desos of settling in this part OF the
state vii do well view this land, the subscriber o
give bargain in H.. JOHN r. ". READ.
Septembet I6
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at &c distance. The whole tribe Of uriier
Paains linn VII. efte, hin. IN .ain.o
/" Poor Old ks5iason cyu,o,. y

BUFFALO, September 23.-we learn that when III
.oi m of the n ins commenced Maj Keller ormrl,
Onoo"ga county, in this STATE, passing with daugh
Ter. 10 eas Of age In an open boat from OF the Pn
IN kay Islands, TO Port LawrepceWhen about 20 mile,
on their way the boat wrecked the Western Sis
ter desolaie islaud about 100 With nu old az,
h< crew followed log 10 for when the
gale was over, two persons dispatched Tor asss
They returned la lime lives of the Ma
on snakes ana sna"s Journal
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TO Observation-Disclosures

WISH "a sell of land Polecat Swamp in the
a county OF Caroline II contains about 1000 acres;
hundred and fifty of il swamp, equal any in
Virginia or tobacco proof the two crops have made
OH oi The part cleared considered equal m superi
n" To Mnr at the Richmond market The Inproy
OF the hest kind for quarter plantation aud situation as
healthy as any Glow tie Ridge. SELL il be mme-
dhtey and The ojeoi being pay my debts, claim
against me will be taken in part. The premises will be
shown by MIR Pond any residing the place to
any person Inclined Ia purchase bargain he had i
early application he made WILSON ALIEN
Bowling Green September so. 42-,f
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FOR SALE.

HAT valuable tra, - isnd Formerly residence Of
Il Major Sam. H. SaunderS) james River, adjoining
The Town of Jefferson and jefferson Mills In Powbstan
county, containing 1924 Eighteen likely slaves,
women, boys and girls; the stock of mules, hogs cows
plantation utensils, household aud Kitchen furniture,
also the crop of wheat and tobacco For
10 Scott and j. Lyle, Richmond the subscribers
the above property lac sold before Monday the 27
da, OF Oct, next will ha, day, IL fair, the
lair day theresfier, be sold the premises at public
auction Terms will be made known the day of sale.
The credits will be very accommodating say two Eve
years. JAMES RRANDER,
SAMUEL TAYLOR, trustees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-14

Benjamin bradshaw administrator with the viii annexed
OF Reuben Crsnshaw dec, Ehonas Crensa David Cren
aw and Sarah r. his wife late S. r. Crenaw. and Mary
Amey H. and susan F. CTenshaw children and infanis oi
tie sad HeoDen Cren'haw, NM.
ThcdefHdan Thomas j. crenshaw having entered m,
appearance and given security according OF AenblS
and tile rules of this court, AID Appearing by ssscto
evidence that he Is not inaiiant Of this coutry II i
ordered Tint The said fndant do appear here on line frs,
day IF the next term aud the bill plaintiff, and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in sore ne
paper published in the City Of Richmond two months sue
cessireiy and posted the door Of th CspioI m ill.,
said City. A copy-reSe, wM. W. BENING, c. c.
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King William county, Semi. ?. al

As committed 10 the Iaii Petersburg
W a. runaway, on she 18th day of Nav last, negro
man who calls himself RICHARD LEWIS and saws he
y free. that he formerly belonged the estate OF Mr.
Samuel G.t that he carried the state of ohio anut
years ago by Mr. Samuel Long, ana that he returned
tn 'ss state some time last Tie Is about thirty yras
of"ee feet inchc. high, made, of dark brown
complexion, with pair oi black whiskersno sears per-
r'Naoie about him. The owner is
ward his property, pay charges aud take him a.
way, or he will be- dealt with the law directs
AnpnsI !. 25--Ml2M NOGEP MAIIkNN
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NOTICE

by virtue oftwo deeds of executed by Nicholas y
- Poindexier The FIRST 10 David Watson and HichHrl
horris Jun for the purpose Of securing payment o,
money therein specified be due TO William Morris, the
second executed 20 Garr NJ Quares and Edwia Watkins
'" secure the payment Of certain Of money tereh
specified 70 be due 10 DOct james Minor will be od ior
cs on tbe premises on the third Of November. 100,
tar' not, the next fair day Of land contaiDpE
81 Hcres situated ~ the county OF Goochand both sides
Of Braverda creek, adjoining ynd of David Royer,
William Miller, John Roysier and others. The subscribers
W." convey such e as vested IN them trustees, ana
other. DAVID WATSON,
BltuARD NORRIS jun r.,s.ess.
81. "a QuARIES.
EDWIN WATKINS,
August 20 ~ -w5w
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SALE.

1Y virtue OF deed Of trust executed TO The undersigned
- by Dr. H. d. Anderson and wife, Of dse the i5tIi a
June 1885, she'll Saturday the iih day ofOceber next
the town OF New Canton 1 purposes Of said deed sell 10
The highest bidder for cash the lot in said pure
by the said Anderson ~ Dr. Thomas Nelson. We shall
transfer ofbe purchaser eur tile trustees.
WALTER L. FoNTAiNE, Trustees
SepiemSeri9. 59.-7t
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OLD TOWN FOR SAFE

11HE subscriber viii offer for sale publicly. at King
William Courthouse OH the stb Monday in Novem her
next unless previously disposed Of that valuable trac,
land lying in the said county ediately the Pamun.
kev river, commonly called and known by the name o
Old Town." containing e3l sS3i of which are high
land and 25O marsh This plantation Is laid Off cuii
Vateu in three helds and has IL good div ELI
and all necessary houses in good repair the quail
oi'he and Is inferior to in this section of country
ihe said land will he sold subject the life
therein oil Mrs Lucy Jolnson. third Of purcha
money viii be required IN cash, the remaining Two third.
liberal Indulgence will be given, upon the purchaser.
executing bonds with approved security deed
upon the land TO secure the payment.
AMM0N JON NS0N.
King William county, Sent q Si-,ds