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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-13
LANn EOR SAl-E-

tNlStllNO TO move 10 the Western Country in the hope
w OF making better provision for large and growing
lam' Will sell the plantation which live containing
between ord 700 and lying Immediately the
YET about miles north Of Charlottesville The situation
- remarkably healthy. Que third, more, the
mink, cearedof this, there so co ~
anu on creek which runs through The tract, gren pOr-
ton of which will bring tohaccn There Is also some lot
rom on the river. az the wood land some good to-
bacco snd, pnrt of prrr, and tc of the tract
generally, good corn and land The buildings are
considerable; good corn house, stable nrgrops houses,
Sc' and new tobacco house, 20 ly 2O-The terms of
payment will be, third cash and the balance in two 3
Hsa ANIMAL payments, the purchaser giving bonds with
Sood security, aud deed o trust, the
ApriI H. f1O-wt26Ie IONA n cApp
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no CONTRACTORS

PROPOSALS will be received until the first Iav of Julv
next the post urcr in Lrwlshurg, Gfeeulrer county
Va, Tor hudinca BRIDGE across the mouth Of 6inIsv
rrr near the Fails of Great Kanawh. The bridge viii
I've 5ti long in clear will rrUue seven stone rar,
about nine feet wile-26 Il, long, and % feet
high to he OF tie G kiu " ml,0ntvto be- - wise
in the Gle and finished with weather boarding and
good roof The river here with SLOW curepi, is
nom t" 70 ieri deep Ia common water and flood rises
about II feet higher. The bottom i, of rork siiobe for
ir ioundaon, aud the materials the vluleIrdge are
nrarly all in the mn' datr vicinity. minute sue.
ch1ainn OF ihe work viii he found the said post Ofe,
for the inspection Of neodcd Communications
IN the suec Ia lac directed to "Uiiiam AnIersen
missioner o kanta"n Roai and Navigation" II wishurg
aforesaid, or to" Hugh Ioyo the Engineer" The
place personal correspondence lie held Nth t,nsr
men, wherever they lie, un Great kara la river or
road.
As payments win he prompt liberal, and a, the
work reqn''d 10 be- done in the bss manner it Is hoped
thai none but c0mp'tfe wurkmen viii offer. TT
PROPOSALS viii also lie rcri,rd a, Charleston, Ka-
naW'h county va "n'ii the hr-i Gay - September next.
for improving the navigation nj the whole part of
Great kann"la river, according oIbc law upon that
ret winch requires sluce we'll graduated Ia br made
forty feet Wide and three deep NJ lowest water accord.
ing To the Report at the lrincpa Engineer of lSis'
correspondence upon TINS subject t1 r held with VIM
Anderson Commissioner with Hugh T.. Taylor, In
sineer the sid river road. Let this business
to he directed oeitier of thew. at Charleston aforesaid.
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
June .. 8-lm Cnmnr Kama Il. x Navig'n.
Try N"iue OF deed 81 trust from ohn a. Ganbie aud
P wife bearing date the Sh day Oi October 81 g. aud Of
record in he u>iinrs Of the city ct RiebuOnd
bah on "wednesday the 25t day OF the present noith
N"y) eHpnN FOR sale nj pulc auction, in trout of hc ~
gel iori ia the said city, lot designated in tie
plan n the CITY hy the nutNer 56 another To- in TuIpins
addition to the city, known 10y the uugher sos and an
he gbt tile and Interest o him The said Gamble ia and
10 niece ar parcel ~ ground Ia he city Of Rcmcnd west
II Sn"ckne creek hound-d by thu lots Nos cl 525 $50
the north 90 the by line continuing the
boundary OF i5h street I" The river so that The said street
would he Included il exrHed To the river the south by
the river and along the river TO lot No. SIS"
The terms OF sale will hr cash.
m,ve J IAN 5 W w;rTSi, AZ Trustees.
IL lsy of parties, tb,. above postponed till
Tuesday ihe 18th Of the next north Nunr3
WIT T. V WIIScPaiiAM, Trustees,
May ~ 1928. lids JOHN O. GAMBLE.
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EAlIRIGGIIS

THE Subscriber returns his
0sSEEN. thanks tO his friends and the pub
ic generally. for the very liberal
VEEfSh4s1lE11f411ZS encouragement he has receitcd
SzSEs.6E.k@-kSA1, 1r number uf wears back, and
Informs them that lie has now
y and VIII continue 90 keep gnn assortment of
aud gigs for sale, NJ his manulsctOy ~ mics west
e'tsburg, Va, which for durability neaness, aud gond-
s OF materials will be warranted equal any work
~" lhe fhi"delPH market, and PrCe~ low work
VI he same Mind he obtained rsm that oity which
Y"sonaby has the preference any other place in the
~nIed States ior well made carriages.
- constant supply nfhe abnse work will he kept for
Sa'e opposite the Union Hotel in Petersburg, Va.
&c. STERLING WOODWARD.
ORDERS from any part Of the country, addressed to-
oltat Grove post Office IGnwide county, Vas will be
W,eu 70 win punciuality aud dispatch.
Poplar Grove Nav q u1-wtQtD s w
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FORTY DOLLARS REWAED.

IN Easter Sunday last, negro man named ADDISON,
~ and who sometimes calls himself Corer, an
away from the subscriber lie is very good looking
about % wears at aud had when he
blue coat and grey mixed pantaoonshe had also blue
mixed cassinet roundabout lie swell known in the neigh
borhooG OF Ponhatan Courthouse, he by
Archer Cooke of said county, and formerly belonged
estate of Wm A. Cooke, dec lie is known in the
Of Halifax and Amelia Twill give the above reward il
Nered TO me in Richmond, 20 if secured in Jail
80 that ] get him again. Il. rlcOT
Richmond. Nav ?. IlJ--r
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TWENTY DUELARS REWARD.

ID UNAWAY from the subscriber living i'm the Of
IL Dinwiddie the Odd ult negro man, named SAM,
about n ods tall likely maunf choco
late color humble and when spoken speaks
slow has very high forehead his head peaks con.i
teraby and has short nappy hair flesh marks recoliect
ed am under belief, ,at Sam has on with free
negro named William jenkins, who made his escape from
tue neghhorhood for having committed robbery
ftle said fellow has Off with Jenkins il is
bHhc he have proceeded To Charlotte where he
was raised having purchased him of Mr.. ezekah Fea-
iersone, living eight miles south the Skip
wih Ferry II lie has or with Jenkins he will pro-
badly make towards Norfolk other and
dcavour To effect his Noriher city. Cap
tans of vessels and others rewarned against Ina
empO, carrying off said Negro their peril. The
above reward will be given person who will deliver
Sam Ia me- In Dinwiddie Poplar Grove
cure him in Jail that get him again. and all reasonable
expenses paid.
Ma, q. li5-u GEORGE ELLIOTT
n. u. VIM. jenkins is tall yellow fellow. with large
whisker his belly has been open the OF whicbs very
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NOTICE.

I1HAr in virtue of deed of executed by Thomas
H. Wa,hall 10 the subscriber, for certain purposes
therein expressed will lie sold tue highest bidder,
cash, at Halifax Courthouse. the Esd day of June
the Of knd in the said deed mentioned containing
three hundred and ninetysix h- III.
less This j. the welt known by the name OF Cade,
or FrHd remarkably fertile mostly in woods, aud we'll
worthy the attention title is
ed la me- will he made to the purchascr-and this, IL be-
ieved, Is unquestiouable.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, Trustee.
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.HAMPSTEAD EOl SALE-

5 one Of the best situations Virginia Tor eoun-
Wy tii store upon large scale II j. in King George
suyi virginia 50 miles below Alexandria a very eip-
'"u neatly situation, -fourbs Of mile frOmtbe
otonac river the same distance from the Potomac
.uStnyi The buildings a genteel dwelling house,
grNhHty, and sundry ether houses for the con-
..'"se ~ Family merchant. The neighbOrhOod il
E,el' PoPhous gnd wealthy. will sell IL upon
ltl's' or stock IN the Farmers Bank oi Virginia
@ thai may be required by application Col Aus
lh of Ohm II zoe, Esq. the Representative from King
county now ut HichmoudOr the subscriber at Bell
"'2u,'n near Hampstead post Office.
feb q CEnuGF FITzuTfGu
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BY RICHIE u GOOCH.

TT The ENQUIR Err Is published twice week. general
To- and three times week during the session of the State
IrarePrice, the same as heretofore, Five Dollars per
anSup PAYABLE in advance. Notes of chartered specie
p,yng (onfy) will be received in payment The Ed
TORS will guarantee t. safety OF remng them by mail,
the hostage OF all letters being paid by the writers.
r- No paper will Ice discontinued, HUT the discretion
of the Editors until all arrearages have been paid up
r Whoever will guarantee the payment nine papers,
SHALT have tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
M One square, teSsFrst Insertion rs cents-each
continuance, SO cents.
advertisement inserted, until il has either been paid
fos assumed by person in this city, its enyrons
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RAPPAHNNNOCK ACAnEMY.

f,E next session viii commence the day Of May
D under the drecnuof Mr. IItw kegwJrth.a gentleman
emineny qualified 20 discharge tie duties thereof Parents
ani guardians ay be convinced of the fact, by enuirn
IN tie neighoroo Of Frederick sburg where lac has re-
sided or several With equal success heretofore at
tending Ibis Institution. have the 1Aerng prospect ri
MS remaining many years. The heaIhness Of ite snafe
v wen knewuand the boarding Department conducted Wv
Mr. Daniel Turner who has invariably given satisfaction
Terms NJ board and tuition rs heretofore.
Aprii25 TUE ruT9TtrS
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FARMVILLE TAVERN.

FL The present owner of this property having de-
x.SR termined retire from pnbic life, has author
tssStf isei sell il and gentlemen
disposed TO purchase such property, shat Twill
sell IL very low and accommodating terms.
Very few situations in the upper country present good
prospect for profit To active and accommodating ta'
,.ru- keeper, aud more healthy
The buildings extensive and with large
and excellent eardcn attached to it,
JAMES MADISON.
-. III. J,,rp o.
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Roanoke .Narigafion ComO1uy.

FlY aresouon of the Buar1 Directors the Ruauskr
- Navigation COMPANY, passed ON the second day last
month. tic stockholders % the said Company required
70 pay INTO the treasury, the first day Of October
the nf FIVE dollars each and share stu,
held By them respecfiy yhcng The ninth rcquisiiOu
ny order of the Board vt Directors.
Mos q. SIS a OYNER. Treasufer
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EOR RENT OR LEASEI

FIlIE TAVERN Dnwiddie Courthouse there Is suf-
fceHt la.d attached toit, in high state of improve
tnent 20 grain enough for the the place; should
be an having family educate, there
j. well regulated academy within few hundred yards
can spare good feather beds, and great number
articles uuld suit the Ii the above property
i mol privately rented by October court it will be up
the highest bidder that day. Persons disposed
make application TO me, residing On the premises.
Nav H. S-wu JAMES SCOTT.
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TRUST SAFE

virtue of deed Of executed 10 iy Andrew
= ll~nn 81 Montgomery county, dated the 1T Of Jau-
y olt' aud duly recorded 81 the county ~ Mont
sneIy Tor The purpose of securing o. Williams
J'n sum NJ money therein mentioned shall Tues
sh DAY Of July next, O'Clock F. NJ iu front of
cntI Tavern ~ the Gifts OF Richmond proceed sell
'a,u certain tract Of l8ud Nv tive county O Monfgo-
~ oIs"iniug two hundred and weriy bounded hy
AMI Mirhnel PaT
M7y - 4-wids q H. gACCuVg Truaee
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IL persons indebted to tie estate of Major JOHN
PRYOR, are requested make Immediate payment
he creditors OF the estate will please known their
demands To A. p UPSHUR Executor
Richmond June aq,
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er->rNee@f> SUMNER ESTABLISHMENT,
>I4ez.sssSslb The James River Steam Boa Z
lN EN will commence FRIDAY next,
tS-=---s,5t he 3Otl Inst. leave NOrulk
tx O'Clock Tuesday and Fri
day mornings, and will touch a
Old Point Comfort going, and alSn in returning Sunday
an Wednesday, when passengers wish Ice landed there.
The fares are permanently established follows
place IS so
hriwcen JAMESTOWN and ,;iy POINT, ''' 90
place br'"eea City Point and Richmond, $40 90
From jamestown Ia City Point, any intermediate
place, ia
Frun do. to Riohmond or any intermediate place
between city ron, and Riei,mond, . 50
From City Point 10 Richmond, any inermedir'e
place, 9 so
Fare OF a Horse same a. Passenger.
Four Wheel Carriage, do.
Two .O.
Stage fare fro;n City Point Petersburg 81.
WA. Al. THOMPSON. Agent.
Norfolk. MAY q. q;
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no TIE EpIrORs or THE E.vQuIRER |

~ IHE Ell Oho OE NE f..N'SCfNEh
Having thrown open the columns Of your paper, Ter
full free discussion OF the merits OF distinguished
citizens, who have been publicly named person, fit
preside the desiiuie OF happy republic, you will
be pleased repubsh the following piece which appeared
in the Petersburg Republican the 7Ih of February
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-13

$4,000 HIGHEST PRIZE.
WASHINGTON MONUMENT LOTTERY-6,h CLASS.
heIc are Two drawings in this lottery Nv
prizes OF i0o0rawn-onc of which was as usual sold at
ALIENS Prizes that remain in the wheel drawn re
follows, viz:
10000 Dollars 10000 Dollars 3 of 5000 Dollars
10000 Dollars oi 5000 Dolls. 8 OF 1000 Dollar,
Besides great number of smaller prizes of zoos sos COS
&c. &c.-Ony Ii drawings in all.
Whole Tickets 5 10 Quarters So 50
Halves Egltlis 81
Distant adveniurcrs wishing chances for the above Cant
tails will find il much their advantage supply them.
selves without further Delay the demand tickets
IN both lotteries has been great that they sure 10
rise IN few daysot which notice will he given
0J Orders orrckeis by mail posi- paid. from any par
cthe unon enclosing the cash prize tickets directed ID
the Lucky Office
S. & NJ. ALLEN s. co.
M. 1897 Biain-sireet Richmond
will he tha nkiuiiy received and attended 10 vhon Ie,,
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iiTFs.lddiIioNal Supplies Of Fresh Dry Goods.

IL .IudetoHU '>uPPittS ~ fTeSH Try UoOdS.
E,LENING & EDWIN JAMES 4 Co-(NIarket Bridge
Y received very recently, (prncpay by the Tobac
Plant and Virginia, just arrived from New York;
handsome supply o iesh D!tA GOoDS, among wbch are
abe following
Superior plain and figured black Canton Grapes
A handsome assortment of Ribbons
Mems and women's black and white Silk Gloves
Ito. do. black aud " bite Silk Hose
Mems plain and ribbed black Silh llal;-hOse
Super sill, flag Bandannas
Plain snd figured LeSannes black and cnlorcd
Super6ne black silk Iiandkercheis for the neck
SuperlatiVe blue and black Cloths
Superfine blue and black Cashmere
Super lonuon plain and stripe dgab Cashmere
ia plush stripe Muslins
TIA CatabTcs
ia Null Muslin
buperine white and French stripe JeagS
White elastic Cord, Spool Thread
pla and twiled English Uninn Mixtures
Extra fine London white aud printed M1Tscilles
Elegant French Union Mixtures
Fine aud superfnc Prints, - Ga CamLIic GnghaniS
Superior London Chntz patterns
Irish Linens, Lawns and Brown Hollands
Tapes BobbinS-a good assortment Madras Ildkfs
Gill coat and vest Buttons, Oi extra quality
! bales iussia SheeIings
| : bales aud cases brown Domestic Shirtngs
bale Waliham SheelinSs
bale plaid DomesticS
3 bales DIntLic Rolls
bales British Oznabures
bales German Oznaburgs and Ticklrnhnrgs
The above goods well selected, with our former
stock, comprise very general HsSoriment-nll vhic
WI, he Sod low Persons wishing To buy retail hole
sale, are invited to call.
0N CONSIGNMENT,
30 cases COTTON YARNS, well assorted containing
Tory They of very good quality, aud will be
cor cash approved May
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NEGROES WA
FALLS PLAN TATION.

fIiE subscriber offers his present residence
called Wheatand, living in the county Of Chesterfield
anu hall mile from Manchester Ii is the third
part nj the Fails Plantation, is bounded North
east by James river where the depth OF is sufficient
To ren6er that front OF great value COR shipping coal
other heavy articles Of il has also double
front of near half mile in and
Petersburg turnpike road.
The tract consists Of go acres which 345 are cleared
and now IN good culture more than tw0thirds Of which
cleared land may he considered uncommonlv fertile
capable from the excellence OI foundation heng very
highly improved. The Iimbered land is about 325 acres
Few estates much favored with good springs nj
water, and neveTlailing through each field
There Is also abundant supply of rock lying
surface for all the purposes of making fences and buildings.
The Improvements consist Of comfortable
lately erected, with suitable outbouses extensive gar
den and superior barn, for working
wheat tlreshing machine and sthhliDg cattle.
The subscriber will be nj all times ready the
premises TO who may be DESTROYS making
MI {" state tie terms ON which he will sell.
March T. g3-n CHARLES PICKETT
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ANlNG removed 10 the cts Of Ricbnund. / offer Tor
sale the handsome farm which Iateiv resided,
called and known byhe name ofCLIFTON IL is situated
~ Tie county Of Amelia, abost miles from Geuo
Bridge, aud Immediately the main leading over the
sane--it contains two hundred ffiy acres and
been undera system of cultivation for the last years
well calculated To improve its eriilitv The neigIorhood
isIerbas as good a. TO be found above Richmond
- remarkable Tor general good health. On this
land are several small and streams and
raj springs of The pnrest AMI best The improve
"eh's consist o handsome dwelling, with almost every
other house which be requred costing in the whole
between eight and ten thousand dollars. There sui-
ceni quantity of wood land for all purpuses ri farm
and the fences and in good repair In all
'h,Te cannot well be more desirable little this.
viii also sell tract of land in the county Of Patrick
lying on the waters of Russeis creek aud South Mayo
containing 1852 acres. chiefly IN woods
Having abandoned farming will dispose of twenty val
liable SLAVES consisting men, women boys and girls.
Tens Of sale for the land viii made known upun
application Ia me ir this cy.The negroes will le sold
for cash. or something convertible into at go 90 DAYS
49, J. ROBERTSON, Jr.
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FINE TOBACCO LAND FOR SALE

ah authorized bv the propricors of the land whic
a, .nr' samuel Wilson lately lived. Tinker creek TO-
curi county, To sr tte The entire parcel con
~ ti acre blob will h sold together divided In
t'acis There .. ru IL comfortable dwelling house
% ~ necessary houses, garden. orchard, SC. " hos
's heen considered arnrnr ,be Of high and
~ H9ftonr ard Is ed worthy the attention uf those who
a Wish io h'g liz very finest hind o Tobacco land ~
"hch 81 abouIds. FOt terms apply ~ the subscriber
CHARLES JOHNSTON.
boietoud Spring.. April Il5-SH
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No. 1872 Iian-sireet Richmond,
will he thankfully received aud attended TO without DELAY
Any information given with pleasure.
All prizes i the aheve lolteres ifordered or sold al
Aliens. will Lro mil -,
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MARYLAND STATE LorTERY-2d CLASS
First Days Draiging.
2ii57-2Sii3 prizes of : 1000
ll1ti prize of
2lOI prize of so
The drawing will he continued Thursday the
the city o baltimore, under superniendance of the
missoners appointed 10y the Governor Cuuncil.-TLe
Great Capita PristS of
100000 Dollars 10000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
10000 Dollars 10000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
20 OF 1000 Dollarsbesides number of 1905 sos,
&c still remain in the wheel tn be drawn.
Whole Tickets = - Quarters : on
Halves Eiglths so
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UNION HOTEL FOR RENT.

Ii Possession to lie given the first day Of Au-
f.rYf that extensive, commodous aud eIe-
ssytH giant establishment 10 ibis city, (Rchmond,
sx- va.) called the Union Hotel, at present occupied
by MIR. Joshua Doing. IL
advantages at this establishment resident Rich
mond who might he disposed engage in the business
conducting house of public enlertainment-but for the
information Of all others disposed b- safely
serted that there establishment Of the Kind,
OF Virginia. superior it, for extent, convenience
aud elegance OF accommodation in particular,
such purpose indeed il fairly challenge compar-
i,on IT'D the first establishments OF the kind in the Une
STATES It's scarcely necessary to add that the stables,
which Of brick, upon scale and of
corresponding with the of the establishment
Hotel is amply provided with suitable valuable Furn-
ture which may also be had by purchase for rent
There is also the lot, good story Brick
Dwelling House, rent either with without Hotel
Applications to be made 10y letter. addressed Richard
Anderson President, Charles j. Nicholas, Cashier of
the Office OF Discount and Deposit of Bank the Uni
ted States nj Richmond, Va. June 6. a-tf
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CONDITIONS.

]. Toprint the Genuine Works Of Josephus
without AnRiDGnENT, on good paper, with
ink OF superior quality.
Il. 10 give, in the course of the works, at
least tacenty Eagrarings, executed by good
artist.
III. The whole of the works is expected to
be completed in IS Nambers--price 12t cents
each and should it exceed that quantity, the
overplus viii be given gratis.
". The work viii be printed in quarto,
making two handsome volumes.
Y. Each Number viii contain IL pages of
letter-press. Numbers L and 70, and The
succeeding Numbers, win be put into double
Numbers, for the convenience of delivery, and
will contain the same quantity as two single
Numbers.
Boston, May 81, 1923.
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LII WORCESTER Ueyassda. 1uup ! 1000
aTlI Rg g BUTWAW
INFORM their Friends andtht

ST1h8S % BWIWAN
B INFORM their Friends andthe
= Pablick that they have received fresh
supply Of new aud seasonable GOODS-con-
slsting Of general assortment of
.d,aericm, English, India, & w II
Goods.
Painters Oil e. Colours Hard Ware :
GLASS and CROCKERY WATE.-anone
which are Blue Printed Dining &,Tea Sets,
Of new and elegant patterns
.dfso-Onc case superior Leglorn Bon
nefs and Gipseys.
One bale Factory shirtings, of pod quail
~, at l2AA cts. per yard.
Superior Sicily Madeira Wine Coaaac Rran-
dy Jamaica Rum, and Holland Gin.
Philadelphia Loaf & Lump Sugar.
Spanish Cigars of the first quality, in whole.
hall, and quarter Boxes,
Fresh Figs.
Neats-foot Oil; Potash; ground Mica
,ragua Wood; do. Logwood; 100 Ii. G1eGno
Wool, &c. &c.
AL of which they viii sell at very
low prices.
Forester, Nay q, 1923. III
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ASSURE Lands
FOR SALE.
VALUABLE PASTURE. con-

A VALUABLE PASTURE, cor
IA tanning sixty -six acres, situated in Oak
ham, directly on the County Road leading to
New-Braintree and Hardwick. Also, PAS
TURE, bounded nthe Town Road leading
from said County Road to Oakham Meeting
House, containing sixty-four acres. These
Lands, which are Of excellent quality, are
parts Of the Ookhdna Farm, ESQ called which
formerly belonged to the Hon. LEVI LINCOLN,
late Of Worcester, deceased, and viii be sold
on such liberal terms as will render it an OBJ
ject for Farmers to purchase. They are about
12 miles distant from Worcester-Fo fur
Their information, application may be made to
either of the Subscribers, in Worcester.
LEVI LINCOLN.
]. JOHN w. LINCOLN.
Worcester, .March S, 1923. If
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TO THE PUBL1CK.

The utility of the Works Of JosFrHus,
as Companion TO the Holy ScRlPTuREs,
must be obvious. A pcrusal of them cannot
isil to Illustrate and corroborate many facts Of
the inspired volume. On this principle. they
WILL he found acceptable and useful works, and
contribute 10 The enlargement of knowledge in
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