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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-01-29
IL WORCESTER, Wednesday, JANUARY 90, 1928.
WILL BE SOLD,
1T AUCTION,

an Tuesday, the fourth of
" March next, at ID o'clock, A. NJ. on
the premises-all the REAL ESTATE which
CHENEY REED, Esq. died seized and pos
sessed Of, which lies in the town of Brookfeld,
consisting of two good Farms, and a Tavern
Stand, with good Buildings, and all in good
repair--the quantity of Land to vary as shall
best suit the purchasers. The said Lands are
of superior quality, situated near the South
Parish Meeting House in said town.-Posses-
sion to be given on the fist day of April
For terms and conditions OF sale, inquire of
SIMEON DRAPER, Esq. who will exhibit a
Plan of the Estate-and to whom application
may be made for the purchase OF the whole or
any part of the Estate, at private sale, previous
to March 4th-or to the Subscriber, No &c,
Broad-Street, Boston. JOHN T. REED.
ALSO,
fit AUCTION, on the same dag, anteSs pre-
riously sold,
The following parcels Of Land,
and for conditions, apply to SIMEON DRAPER,
ESQ
A PASTURE, on Coyes HILL, in the
West Parish, containing a. acres.
.Aiso,-a PASTURE, on Ragged Hill,
Of about SO acres.
.4lso,--a PASTURE, one mile from
the Meeting called Blanchard Pasture,
of about "a acres good Land.
.Also,- about II acres of Woodland,
lying near Capt. Perry's Farm.
.dIso,-32 acres of Swamp and Plane
Land, situated near the Pond in tie South
Parish.
.4lSo.-8 acres of Woodland, situated
near Mr.. Joseph Walkers, about one mile
from the Meeting House.
.Atso,-23 acres of Meadow and Upland
Land, bounded partly on the Burying Ground
.4lso,-2 Body PEWS in the Meeting
House, and one in the Gallery.
On Friday, March 18th, at 10 o'clock, sill
be sold, al AUCTION
All the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
and FARMING UTENSILS, late the property
of CHENEY REED, Esq. deceased.
JOHN T. REED.
Jan. 10, 1928.
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Notice is hereby GiOen,
THAT the Subscriber has bee

duly appointed Administrator on the Es-
tate of TIMOTHY PAIGE, late of South
bridge, in the County of Worcester, Esquire,
deceased, and has taken upon himself that
trust, by giving bonds as the law directs. All
persons indebted to said Estate, are hereby
called upon to make immediate payment; and
all those to whom said Estate is indebted, are
requested to exhibit their demands for settle
ment. CALVIN A4dMiDONN.
Southbridge, Jan, 6, 1898.
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Has, Bonnets, &c.
JOHNP. KETTBLL & co.

Hare 5lst reeeircd, and offer for Sale,
A SUPPLY of LADIES' black
y. anddrab BoNNETs, for less than BOs-
ten prices.
They hare also for Sale,
The real WATERPROOF Oval HATS
Youths Fsncy HATS, from Sc cts. to 81: IS
black Ostrich PLUMES-black and drab
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., sc. &c.
or They have on hand, the Patterns
Of the improved MILITARY CAPS, of a gem
teel Military Companies, who wish
to purchase, will do we'll to call at this Shop:
1.-THE old Stand, on the Bridge and examine
for themselves-where they can be accommo-
dated with any quantity, on reasonable terms.
Worcester, Jan. 90, 1923: CIV
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- . O''O' Wv "0""' '"t|''tt " AHtCt WC SLtOSk~
ang comprise part:-
Real SuperJfne Blue Diapers; Frocking
q Black Broadcloths Kidderminster Carpet.
Fine u common do. ing of good quality
Black, Blue, Drab, & Ladies' s. Mems Silk
various shades Of & Worsted Hosiery
mixed DO. Do. do: Gloves
Handsome Vestings Views Patent SUs-
Bombazetts; Plaids PENDERs
Flannels; Fearnought,Silk & Tabhy Velvets
Blue Serge Gown & Furniture
Plains; Blankets Chintz
Bombazines Bingham and Silk
Buckram; Padding Umbrellas
Brown Linen An assortment of Do
Sewing Silk; Ferret MESTICKS, viz
Coat q Vest Buttons Shrtings, Sheetings,
Imitation oheeiing Bed-Ticks, Cling
Irish Linens hams, Tow Cloth
Britannia Handk'fs. AND
Black Silk do. A supply of the APP
Flag Il Bandana do. proved Sir-c0rd and
Children's do. three-cord SPOOL
Salisbury Flannel THREAD & Wire
Linen Damasks Thread.
SHOEMAKERS, by applying imme-
diately, may be supplied with SHOE THREAD
at low rate, and No. u Hank Gallons of a
good quality.
WILLIAM MANNING, JR.
GREEN STORE, Worcester.
e. Notice.-Persons indebted in Ac-
count are notified that their Bills are drawn of
for settlement, if not due, by Note-and Cash
or Grain will be received in payment for such
Notes and Accounts as, having become due,
should be paid. VIM. MANNING, Jr.
Jan. 8, 1923.
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ALSO.
STAPLE GOODS.

# general assortment, Of uhich the f3llou,-
ang comprise part
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-01-29

Worcester, IS.
ProbaG-Office January 2. 1909
10 me Creditor and heirs Of Johnson
Robinson, tateef Dudley, IN said Coun-
", deceased, al d TO all others concerned
IN The Estate 9 SAID deceased,
GREETING.
YoU are hereby cited to APP
II pear, Qf yopee fly at the Court Of Pc
bate to be holden d Worcester in sa;d Co.
ty, ON the first Tudday in Februarv pe~, a.
one of the clock, lfter noon. to show Go,
why the Accounts othe Administrator of sa;d
deceased's Estate sbuld not be allowaa. ~
you will be heard tRreon.
NA'HL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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Worcester. Sc.
rrobate-Office, January 7, 1923.
To the Heirs Of ANN FAIRBANKS, late of
Sterling, an said County, deceased, and
10 oil others concerned In the Estate Of
SAID deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
a pear Cf you see iiO at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in February next, at
one ofthe clock, after noon, to show cause why
the Accounts of the Executor of said deceas-
eds VIII should not he allowed; and you will
be heard thereon.
NATlI~ PAINE, J. PROB,
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Cotton Machinery.
TO THE PUBLICK.

Worcester, So.
Probate-Ofice, January 8, 1929.
To the Wido70 and Heirs Of JOHN KNOW
Err, late of Worcester, IN said County,
deceased, and 10 all others concerned IN
the Estate of SAID deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
M pear (ifyou see ft) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in February next, at
one of the clock, after noon, to show cause
why the Accounts of the Administration of
said Estate should not be allowed; and you
will be heard thereon.
NATIIL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

Price to single subscribers, who receive their
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from subscribers.
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AT AUCTION,

AT AUCTION,
On the 4h dog Of March neat, at 2 o'clock,
ifnOt disposed fpreriOatsly at pirate sale,
The undivided Property of the
late Firm of REED & RICE, qis.-
The STORE they formerly occupied.
.4lso,-A HOUSE near the Store, built
by Mr.. l.. WooD, and the LANYARD for
meTly occupied by him.
CEF For conditions, apply to either of the
Subscribers. TlLLY RICE.
JOHN T. REED.
Jan. 10, 1923. is
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Worcester, IS.
PrObate-ofi6e, January II, 1928.
10 the Hears Of JONATHAN MERRIAM, late
Of Berlin, u said County, deceased, and
to all Others concerned IN the Estate of
satd deceased, GREEr,Nc
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
IL pear (if yiu see fly at the Court of-Piro.
bate to be holder at Worcester, in said Coun-
", on the tlrst Tuesday in February next, at
ten OF the clock,l before noon, to show cause
why the Administration of said Estate should
not be granted % Jon6thdn ID. Merriam. of
said Berlin, who aoplies for the same and vo,-
VIII be heard theeon.
NAPHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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Fancy Goods.
gimp Trim-Fr. Antique Oil

gimp Trim FIR. Antique Oil
" mings Plain I'm. India Muslin,
Silk Braids & Cords large assortment,
Merino Trimmings bought very low
DO. Fringe I'm. India Muslin IIkfs.
Thread Laces Plain & Stampt Thule
Meckiin do. Lace
Silk do. Swiss Muslins
Ladies' Merino Hdkfs. Plaid & fg'd Ribbons
do. I'm. Cashmere do. Im. Caroline Plaid
DO. Mourning do. do. Muslin Bands
Gent. German Silk do. Muslin Robes
of various and hand bingham Patterns
some figures Elegant Long Shawls
White Furniture Fringe AND
Trimmings many other Articles in
Reticules u Purses the Fancy line.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-16
Notice.

WHEREAS il has been my misfortune
w in estimating the responsibility OF
Others too highly, 10 wade beyond my depth,
ia becoming security for men who never
calculated on being put to the lenst ncGDye-
nience onaccount OF thr responsibility eiore-
said, aud believing il 10 be n most solemn duty
aud legal aud moral obligation on my lnrt,
To devise such ways and means ~ will more Of.
lectuelly enable me 10 lquidate my own debts,
have with that gicwj and none other, come TO
the solemn revolution OF putting into market my
whole property, both real and personal, for
The purpose of raising as much money AS viii
he sufficient to answer-that purpose and |
most earnestly desire that all persons holding
my paper viii call upon me, and they shall
have such proportion OF my property, al "A fair
price, as will satisfy their respective claims.
Believing, by course OF this sort, thntf should
advance my individual interest together with
that OF my individual creditors, more than ~
Iexeeutiug trhs, deed, which mad once con.
elnded to admit TO record, hut npon more ma.
turo reflection ! concluded within myself, Ms
had debts due at different periods, aud not
be ns able 10 consolidate them, II might force
upon me host oil creditors, md therefore
force my property into market, under all the
painful and dsagrerable circumstances, sub
ect to the mercy of uhumaD aud relentless
creditors, and thereby defeat the most honest
inteD,ion--Which said deed alluded to was,
Oh the night of tie lth instant, under he
garb mud cloak OF friendship, taken aud ar
rested by force from my possession by Col
Alexander 1iusey, ncighbor, aud am truly
sorry to state, u relation, and in Whpin hp :,
always until this moment had The most III Mi
cit confidence and high respect for hi per
sonal worth, and did cherish the most gatier
ing hope that no circumstance in tbe cours,
OF our dealings would hive ever yvarrante,
me in say lag that that mutual friyadship ongl,
10 be rctracted ISAAC IINsLEY.
May 10 w2ws4l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-16
LATEST FRoAL PERL.

DECEIT or TIE .P.iTkLO1 .fR.II :
IL has h.en ALREADY stated, M ge..e, n
terms IN the newspapers, ilal tue Peruvian
Patriots had sui, defeat. We regret
that W. have nov to eoniirn this int,lli.
genee. The lollawing arr few Of TN.
particulars, obtained from an authentic
source:
On the goth ofJanuary Last, thu opposing
armies came within sight of each other At
n town called Ieqegaa, something more
than 10 leagues from .iricd. The Patriot
arm, commanded by Gencrd ALsAaApe,
the royal army by the Generals CAhrAnAc
aud BALpEs. Dispositions we're imnedi-
stcly made for battle, aud IL commenced
with great spirit on both sides. Il was
maintained with much ohs,iuacy, ill The
Patriots, yielding, as stated by some, To
superior Rumhels, by others, Ia superior
shill, gart ray, when the Royalists etia,n-
ed signal ,ciary, mol morr than J or 800
OF the Peruvian Patriots escaping from the
scene Of this sanguine contest
This gallant wreck of the independent
army arrived at Callao ON Tie 9th of Feb.
where II was supposed the eongr, ~ of Pc.
ri, then assembled nj Lima, would suspend
lis sittinss for time, and place the Country
under the mere immediate command of a
military chef. Tit possession at Luna by
the royalists was expected.
This Is disastrous news--tui we are hap
py To have IL IN our power sill Ia cherish "A
prett, cunhaeu hope Of Peruvian indepen-
drcc. RpLI,AR, Who Well deserve the
title ri lIBEHAroR, bestowed on him hy
his country, was in March ri Guqydquil,
where, having first sent of twelve hundred
men Ia reinforce the army operating j..
ganst Morales, he had organised an cxpe-
dilion Ia liberatc Peru. lie was, himself,
with that zeal aud feaif,lncss OF all danger
which has distinguished his hriIIian, career,
so take command, aud every thing may be
hoped from his genius, talents aud expert
ence. Thus the cause of independence ia
Peru may still look 10 triumph, aud spccd-
ly. Dstiacl from the generous principle
which aetnat"s the president BOLIVAR. this
expedition evidently one of prudence aud
wisdom. Better 10 defeat the Royalists in
Peru than io have 10 fight them in Colon
b'a. A royal government in Lima, posses
sing all tn, resources ot that rich country,
might prove dangerous neighbour, al once
detrimental 10 the repose aud liberties OF
The republics Of III. south.
Bal. Fed Ed2
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I Bal. Fed. Ga2

MARTitp--on Wednesday evening last
by the Rev. I'm $. Red, MIR. CHARLES L.
DIBREL., oi this place, 10 Miss MARY
JANE, daughter of Mr.. Meredith Lambeth, ol
Campbell county
-. On "Wednesday evening the 9TH ms,
by the Reed. Nm. Lettmich, Mr.. CALOnII
MfNNis, TO Miss ANN LEtrWIClI, all oil
bedford cnnntN
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-16
EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.

BosroN, April 5o.-We have verbal adj
vices from Gibraltar to the eth March
and papers To the oath. The report pre-
viously received from Cadiz of the entry
into Spain of $4,000 French troops, i
found To have been premature. On the
9th March, Captain Brddtordw was inform
ed by British officer who came on board
his 'cssel in Gibraltar bay, that the French
and Spanish armies were on the frontiers,
hut that no account had been received oil
the commencement of hostilties.
The papers confirm the account, that
the Spanish Cortes, Notwithstanding the
certified bodily indsposition of the Spanish
King, had compelled him to give his con
sent TO remove TO the capital of Andalusa
and that he was actually to set out til,
10th of March, and would probably reach
,Ser'He by the 10th of April. The Roya
Family, The Cortes, Ministers, &c. were to
accompany him. The Madrid militia had
volunteered their ser, ices to escort them
and the Cortes had voted, that they should
receive pay and rations.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-16
Jast receired, and for sale, by tn
sutscriter,

10 boxes Spermueeti Candies
% bags prime Green Coffee
10 barrels do
hhds Brown Sngar, of the most snpe
rior qualify
10 casks Cheese Of excellent quality
6 hhds Country Rum
50 hanel- Nh.skty
lobsirels Loaf Sugar
10 barrels Tanners Oil
hbds best quality Molassrs
Mays RICHARD POLLARD.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-16
Aeghorn Eonnets,
Just received and Tor safe by
j. l.. WAIRoU5 Il Co.
May To- +N


WAS exchanged at Mr.. Eehols' on
w Wednesday evening last. Any per
viii ohlige the owner by leaving ii AZ this
Office. May Is
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Negroes for Sale.

4 HAVE parcel Of likely NEGROES
4 which will be sold low Tor cssh--or OF
reasonable terms on 6 Or II months credit
JOSEPH ECHOLS.
March %. wits "a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-16

Departed this life on Sunday the 9th inst
THOMAS SCOTT, Esq of Campbell county,
after shor' but painful illness, which he bore
with exemplary forl'lude. In the death OF
this amnbic man, society has lost one of rs
hest members, his neifhbors one OF theirknd.
est friends, and his family their best protector.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-16
FROM.SMYRNA.
Extract cfa ittter-receired at this Office
SmYrnn, 10Th Feb. 1893.


Smyrna, 10Th Feb. 1898.
II is reported here, that another Turkish
army of70,000 men will enter the .Horen,
to subdue the Greeks. think il very
possible they may meet the same fate as
the last-he entirely destroyed. The
Greeks have captured .Napok di Romania,
the most important fortress in the Morea,
by starvation. About 700 of the garrison
were brought here by an English frigate--
the most miserable wretches ever behed.
The Greeks committed 90 outrages on the
captiyes, and even sent them into Asia Mi
nor by their own vessels.
In Cnndin, success attends the Greek
cause. Tey are now nearly master of the
whole island.
+" 1t is said, dreadful misery prevails a
mong the Greeks in the Morea, for want OF
provisions but they appear determined
to perseyerc 10 establishing their Indepen-
dence to the last extremity. Madame Bo-
balina, the Greek heroine, commanded
one of the Greek columns, which stormed
one of the fortresses of .Wapoi di Roma
ma. She is said to have lost two sons du-
ring the revolution, and all her immense
property, acquired by commerce is EN-
barked in the cause of her country. She
is said, by those who have conversed with
her, TO be a most astonishing woman.
"The Turks are building IL more fri
gates, aud intend, il is said, in the spring
to make grand effort. Their fleet is now
lying at the Dardanclles. Lord Strang-
ford has returned from the Congress to
ConstantinopIe. The Allied Powers, il
appears, will not interpose to help the
Greeks but leave them'to their fate. The
approaching summer will probably decide
the contest with the Greeks. In Smyrna
we are now very tranquil, though there
was considerable fernent among the Turks
when the prisoners from NapoIi were Ian.
ded; and il is generally believed thai hard
rain Of two days prevented nlaDy Greeks
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-16

The editor Of the Philadelphia Nationa
Gazette, has received "A series of the Pa
ris papers, the Journal des Debdts to the
ODD March. He remarks that the inteli
gence, contained in it, from the Spanish
| frontier, confirms the accounts OF the dis
comiture and dispersion Of the principal
bands Of Royalists in the north of Spain.
They were arriving daily on the French
territory as place Of refuge. The move
ments of the d" children of France from
one suit of apartments to anotherand from
the nursery To the Public walks, and the
appointment Of officers 10 the Army OF
Spain, form the chief subj ects of the edito-
rial paragraphs Of the Journal dcs De5ats
The number for the 10th March compri-
SEES "A speech of the Viscount de Chateau
BRAND, delivered in the Chamb er of Peer:
on the 10th, in answer to Mar shall Jourdorl
aud other members who spoke earncsil,
against the meditated war, The minister
Chateaubriand, "adyoc' ted, as before, IN,
invasion of Spain, upon the grounds o
right and necessity"
As the Liberals mad not resumed ;hci
seats in the Cham Der OF Deputies, busiies
was there transar tted by one party and witt
less tumult. The Madrid editors, remark
ing on the confusion and violence whie
reigned IN die body during the discussion
OF the erh of February, justly observe
|" IL bur Cortes had conducted theluselse
in this manner, the cry in the capitals q
France and the other great powers wonl
thave beeb,-see the intemperance, III
grossness, the madness of the Spanish ia
icObins, sc.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-16

AN ACT concerning the hands ~ he grantcd
20 the State of Missouri for the purposes Of
education, aud other public uses.
Be II en0eied w tbs Senuie and House ~
Representation Of he limited Sfaies Of 4
gnrica IN Copgres8 dSSeDbied, That IN all
eases IN which section number sixteen, in
any township within the state Of Missouri,
has beef sold, or otil.rwise disposed Of, il
shall be thu duty OF the Register and Rccei-
yer Of tb" respective land office IN whose
district such land may lie, go SOM after the
passage Of this act AS may be, to select the
like quantity OF Others aud cgniyalen,
thereto, from any of the Incorporated
lands Of the United States 10 that state,
including the residue OF such section
where only n part of il has been disposed
pi, and the value of the residue Is not ina.
teriaily diminished by such disposition
and as nearly contiguous TO such sixteenth
section as may be and descriptive enrs
of such selected land shall be made on tn,
books of the Rcglsfer, specifying as wei
the township in which, as that for the us,
Of which, the selection shall have beer
made and the lands thus selected an,
located, are hereby granted to the sal,
state, for the use Of the inhabitants Of III,
| respective TOW nship, for the use of scho ol
| instead OF sucn sixteenth sections 80 sell
or otherwise Disposed of
| Sec, 2, Ind be IL fitrther enocfed, Tha
in all cases in which the General Assembl,
VI the state Of Missouri has selected, 0
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-24
sLGAR. COFFEN. WINE.etc

= Ohm Fl. LADD & Co offer for sale, binds
~ LET, ID and Sd quality NuscOyado sugars
Boxes Of Havana clayed sugar
Bags Havana green and st Domingo coffee
HhdS w run years old
Pipes Cognac and Marseiles brandy
Bills " Y prime beef
BOSes white and marbled CASTLE soap
Dozen sweet oil
Transparent and Windsor soap, yellow soap,
Mould candles, plaster, hops, cassea, red ochre,
Stone and glass ware.
Old L. r Madeira wine in pipes, half pipes
quarter and hall quarter casks
Old Port, Pico, Madeira, Sicily Madeira, Tcnc-
Fife. Malaga, Sherry, Burgundy, Malp,sev, Clsret,
3iuscat, and Currant wine IN oa-s and cases.
John n Ladd Il 60. being agents for the SCI
4ral manufactores,arc regularly supplied with
soi assortment Of cut nails and brads from Sd to
Odd. Writing, printing, and sugar loaf paper !;
ttpders' and band box boards. A great variety
e boots, shoes and hats. Straw cutting ma
oplines,and Freeborn's patent ploDgls Of sssort
"a sizes, with extra shares. At23
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LINDSAY 4 HILL

kFFER for sale, the following articles, viz.
~ 100 hhds and $50 bbls Baltimore and Penn
sylVBnia whiskey
90 hhds lst and ID quality N Orleans sugar
10 do N Orleans and w India moissses
lo,ooO lbs excellent green coffee
l0e chests, half chests aud ten catty boxes
gunpowder, imperial and hysou teas,
of an excellent quality
pipes + brandy
do n gin
2 or casks Lisbon
DO do Malaga WINE
2 half pipes Mountain Port
1000 bush coarse -s,s' and ground alum Salt
90 boxes York m anufactured soap
30 do tin
600 do Nova Scotia herringe
bids cider vinegar
Mould csHdles in boxes
Nett and gross shad in bbls
Timothy and clover seed
Family -four as usual
We wish to PuSsssse sbsakrye u agrH; ep2l