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NOrICE

n Richmond Hastings Court october 18th, 1s23-Roman
sltv" cOmmiueu 10 the Jail OF this civ a runaway,
he property of John Thompson or Chr,teriei having
remained Is jail more than twelve months at;-
vertsed according law, il is ordered
of this city af,e, advertising the Enquirer
for eight weeks make sale of the said AT apply The
proceeds according TO law.
copv-reste, TIL &. HOWARD. elk
In obedience 10 t!e above order shall proceed 10 sell
publicly for cashon Saturday The Goth o ecember
AZ he Eagle Hotel in the Richmop between the
boprs OF IL clock A. NJ aud O'Clock T.. NJ liz. said say
Roman. JOHN NJ FERGUSON,
Oct "a 49-w8w Deputy Tor w. ID Wren Sargt
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PURSUANT tn deed Of trust executed by John Dufeld
10 the subscriber OF record IN Office of cumberland
county, for purposes in said deed mentioned sold al
CarersViic, Tor cash. the I'd December next 10
the highest bidder, from ~ TO is likely NEGROES CON
sisung OF men, women, girls and boyS-one tue men
gouc blacksmith. The lille is believed gou-aciing
trustee, will convey the title in thai char
w r EoSThINE
Oc'sotT IL
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NOTI(!E-

rTIHE concern Of DAVENPORT L GOODMAN is mi.
u day dissolved nv mutual Ali tIos. indpbe
TO she firm will pay their respective balances to ereyc
Goodman, and those having claims against said concern
will present them TO him for payment.
WILLIAM Is. DAVENPORT
MEREWETHEk GOODMAN
Cumberland. October 20. 5s-w.;,s
'fHlE subscriber having purchased Interest Of YIN
w. Davenport ia the concern Of d. & viii, continue
bn mess NJ the same place, where liz has will keen AT
all times neat assortment of SEASONABLE (iOODS :
tie .oicts the patronage OF his friends public gen
orally MEREWkTUER I,onuvA
Cumberland, Nov 10. 5s-VS.i
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CURIOUS INQUIRIES.

Sir Everartl.I Home has recently r,,d. soo,. 10,
qnreS ny way OF comparison between the aucaar organs
al man and quadrupeds The result his researches
TO prove that shril tones, upper notes M an
meni, have comparatively little effect in exciting the at,e,
tion OF animals whilst the full lower stimulate ,h
anast fury. Sir Everar Observes thai The .0ec -,
tLe high notes Of e piano forte upon great lion in r.
eter Change only called his attention, which was cnnG
cradle, though he remained silent and moonIesS Inn, No.
sooner the fiat ar lover sounded than he
up Dashed has ai ana yelled violently, ende,
To break loose and become altogether
the spectators present This violent excitement ceased
WIN the d,eon'Iu"nce of'he music The deep tones OF
the French horn also produceda similar with the
tones of The piano forte, the elephant and ter
mails, on which the experiment Was made. u.s.
SIpn,nlins-rrom experiments made
Lieutenant c. Morton, n n il appears that Inv aris;,I
" nuenieung the surfaces of hands and feet tbe
o SwmmiR Is susceptible of heing much
The apparatus which Lieut. Morton lately rmrIo,ed
and which. from Its and facility similarity of an
pliraiion. lie dvu"miOAies Marine psopeIlinr Claw.
Slippers possesses considerable yancy and the efre
white II enables the wearer strength TO tbe
hest adv ntage long he retains any, IL wou s,;II sd
to support him iftoiaIy exhausted. 49, ~
improvements the Eisetrieui MacAine-IavnP remark
ed the great efficiency ectricaI machines ren nIn,
was held under the CYLINDER observed that This adi
ional power lasted only lille continued warm Mr. Uon
al. conceived the idea Of keeping the rubber M fixing
" III hollow hh'i cylinder of copper,
copper tube at the lower end ch was pao ed
spirit ann, whose burner consists of one thread of
mHnne eng supported 10y hollow glass tube M IN. boI
tom Of which another small spirit lamp was placed MT
Ronds remarks, that cylinder machine thus
" always effective He supposes heat assists The
ei'emeH', by promoting the oxidation OF the amaigum.
Improved ShiPs Iit,Iewort has con
trised method, by which the ordinary hanging
may DE converted INTO an azinuth compass, that
efs OF merchant vessels may have the benefit this
Instrument, with which they seldom supplied The
handle by which the suspended the roof the
cabn, IS Capable OF being Inverted, and
compass, by sliding in groove made in hox which boy
rs capable ct motion on central pin the board on
which the box stands movable sights and sion are
annexed, to enable 10 when required as an
Compass drawing description of this Commas ,v;iI
10 - - '-' va NN''
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NOTICE.

ME public respectfully informed, that shall open
private academy the fifteenth day of January
al 'he uleDe within six miles of PowhaidnC
ne c"nrse Ut education shall he comprehensive
necessary 10 mt students for college in
uted S'aes and those whose requirements will justly
snl or exercised IN spending and writin
Lam languages The number students 10 he ecsyed is
ed TO 20 The price oftnitiOn for eac 10 dollars
ne me achdemc year OF ten months There will he
PERMISSION ofsiudies during The whole month of Augs
BOARD 20 dollars or go the student supplying
80 anu canIes' Ihe situation is healthy the house in
elegant repair and large enough for the of
twenty Doarder Parents guardians with
ny character ana qualifications trustees
OF the Chrisansviile Academy, which ipstituop
nave presided for the three last yenrs or To Mr. Wade
Msuy ana Or Mosby In the nee hbOrhoOd
ais ;, ranc
Christinnsyille October %. 90 ,,.etn -
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COMMITTED the jail of Amherst county IN IIe io1
" day OF August last, runaway slave by the name of
VINO says he Is the property Of Joseph II. Travis
ion ieei ~ inches high small under his right eye
said TO he Occanned by burn scar ON one nj HE
legs. said To be occaSoned by the kick of horse TIL
owner is requested 10 forward prove the said
posed Of a the law directs.
&. 52-wSm JOHN
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NnTlCE

"A II persons having claims against tie estate Of
L MAJOR DAVID HOLLOWAY, dec Vfh~t Ms agent or
Ytberwise are requested hand then IN as liIe ae
~ as PVsibe properly authenticated Tor plvuhen. aud
huse indebted 10 said estate also pGesied 10 come
o'WaIh ana settle their respective balances by pnymen
or " most agreeable, by payable in reasonable
uihs' SAMUEL DUNN.
49,, Administrator Of DaSii Holloway. dec
IeoFfInier u. 5G-w9w
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EDUCATION.

THE subscriber, residing in Nh. williamson TaIley,s
y mily, about four miles from Richmond continue
his school The ensuing comprising in his course of
instruction the English Latin, and Greek languages Arit
m'tc Geography History NC The school will commence
on the 10Th day o January and end the day OF De-
cenlber making term of ten months, with vacation of
one mon 10 in the Tuition will be tw eny dollars
To he paid hall yearly in advance Board for or
small boys, may he had al Mr. Williamson Talleys for
seVentNh Vr dollars bodrderS furnishing their bed
and bedding. EDMIJND REDD
INV 4
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NOTICE.

IL persons having claims against The late Reuben
~ Vnree II Chesterfield county, requested 10 pre-
them for settlements those indebted by bonds notes.
open accounts, desired make payment without
delay, indulgence can he given.
SAMUEL WINFREE, Executor
Of Reuher Winfree dec
pafer sf,urc- Nov 4
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FRANKLIN HOTEL


saEtm The subscriber bet,s thank his fends
lluN and the public geperay, for the liberal patrcr
he received daring the as three years a e Union
Hotel here, from the smallness The house and stables
he lily able t0accommodate them wished aud
having taken for term Of that well known comma
dOus nnd desirable establishment the Franklin Hotel (of
which he viii take possession the first day of month
and having made arrangements TO furnish IL with every
desirable travellers that this section OF
the country viii Afford and being to spare 10
pains for the accommodation oftose, who favor him
with their CUSTOM hopes receive share public pat
rOnagc. JOHN UANCOCK
Lynchimrg, October "a. 4e--wsvss
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For SALE

public auction, on Monday tue 18th day OF nsxt
n month December IL fair, il the next fair d,,
ne Subscribers IN the OF King Queen tweni,
slaves, nineteen OF which likely children
ine other IS good miller, all being the property a.
the estate OF Edwin Motley dec credit nine months
bond and security TO be given to
ELIZABETH MOTLEY,
. AdmOr with the will annexed
nov. W. 55-w4wf Of Edwin MnIlrv deg.
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MIR. ABRAHAM SEIXAS-Sir: Take nnIice 1I1I7 !
shall on Friday the I2th day Of December next
the afternoon of the day 10 he continued from din, a.,
Gay u9,,i completed, NJ the Office Of Joseph Mayo
Guy OF RICHMOND proceed To take The dispositions
Ell C0e ana Others, he read evidence in suit now de-
pending in the superior court of chaucery Ricmond
district, wherein complainant aud YOU and others are
penIen9anls' Yours &c. JACOB LYON.
Richmond, November IL 5i-,y4N
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BOARDING SCunnI.

IH'HB classical school conducted Nv Addison NJ LAWS
VIII be opeued Tor the ensuing year, 18Th Of
January Ierms For board and tuition leach b1nr,ler
Binding his bed, bedding. towels and caplle Is0-o m.
paid quarterly IN advance.
Letters 90 VI. Lewis Willie directed In ,, E,ed-;st
burg post office.
SALON, sponsylvanis county. W. Nov 10 sa-wAw
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Richmond Plough MdnuJdctorV.

Richmond Plough IfGnufaciory
TEiHE subscribers respectfully inform the Public that
q they have established their Mandatory opposite the
Union Hotel where they intend keeping constantly on hand
complete assortment of PnughS and agricultural In
pleDenis generally Having been engaged, years in
ME- Sinclars Establishment BALTIMORE they confident
Of rendering general satisfaction in the execution
WORK, share Of public patronage is solicited.
N B~-Pioughs immediately repaired.
DEAKYNE PALMER.
hichnfond september Is. 4t-4i6w4w+
NOTICE Is hereby given, that petition will bs pTeSe0ed
4 20 the nex General Assembly Of Virginia, PRAYING
Wat law may pass divoreDg Mary from her ushaHd viii
liam Wilson. MARY WILSON.
Ocinltr T. 44-Wsw
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A SITUATION WANTED

FlY Young maa y good book keeper win, la bsd .v
- ffl yesrs experience in the commission business lad
~" INC last Eighteen months hos been engaged in The rv
good aud grocery line For particulars e1ntre M f
Office. Nov. ~ s4a !" "''s
NiE St"okboldet~ II the brook Turnpike for1e,y are
.eq"rsied To meet tbe pi.1g Sua Tavern or tfo,
the fr, day Of December next sf oac eioet Tor tbe
Hrpnse OF choosipg directors f,r the eusu " YEAR
NO"iS oo-tdm ny order Of tue Directors
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NOTICE.

PETITION will he presented the next General As
sshhY1 PRAYING The passage ~ law auhOrisc the
chnond Turnpike Company ~ repair their rod Inv sgc
IONS Hnd when The rst brre miles grayelicd accord
hg 10 law 10 receive fourth Of the Toll allowed y the
lad act Of Assembly 10y which Increased rse Of tolls
was declared IN be eoini0n-lly Hliuwed and IN ls man
ne IN progress the hoie road sball h travelled AMI
frl toll allowed November A. 70 ,,t,y Nv"
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TTl,E-

NUJItE.
VIE member Of the Manchester Turnpike Company
are hereby notified, hat the III Mondsy in IIeceuiier
nx 4 the day hyed ty inv Tor their annual meeting and
maj The sane viii be held the Farmers Hotel ~ Man
'suF' lhr H"thhnitrs IN be turnpike company as well
- We 'sndhoidrrs IN The Swhsborougb Company are
gute'd ~ be runcfan W fcr attendance as besness
importance "ib require their attention
n. COLE, CLERK.
ti'ilfii'NifFs -Ff'Vfnlff3 6Z-wfvF
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the estate of
county and state of Virsinn, are requested 10 male bs
known order that provision may he made Ter dschare-
ing Them IhoSr indebted 10 snid are solicited 10
make immediate payment as indulgence cannot he ,,rsn,
IhoM6S hAkER, (Admors with the villa, n.
November 49, 40 ss,t ~
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100 -
S IS 50

Def. Thomas Miller costs. Z % "a
.,. q! a coPy-'estc Wal. w. HENING, @. @.
COMMISSION EHs OFFICE, The parties Interested
thar have appointed the day OF December pex ~
commence the aceou" directed in the foregoing decree OF
the court whr day O'Clock A. nj they are r.ouire
20 attend at my office in this city PAPERS
prepared for examination and settle ment f'E
November IA. 55-w4w H. BAKFR NJ q
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the ~ tay al y orock M IT, -, .as
20 attend at my Office in this city with the necessary papers
Novenl,er "a 65-w4w H. BAKER, NC
IN CHANCERYAI cnurl held Ior NJ, cor17;,,
Charles Woydson ,dm,o, M : arob y,,,o,,.. a., = :.
Ign;uo ~ " - S"'"" :" ""oson, uec' Se'AFt5
Thomas Str.ttin Willis s,,,nn l. u;,,; @ .. NJ
This oay came the rou,nI,;nsn H. ., IytS-
fendants Thnma, Strs,n ,u vsitii' 800 iu ,ue ''e-
their appr,rnncr ami ,ivsn .,,r;, ~. "s .I'-
act uf lie Car.r, ,et"','y according 10 an
notnhaDitanis of ibis STAT. on tL, a my aIa
by COUNSEL il ordered tI,nt he ,ij ,t ~
Stratum and willis Swami do arrs'r - wv, ~, l'n''s
OF December next and answer The connei,,s IN
and that copy of his order he C,r,I LII ;t ~ n'u,
public nevspaners pr;n,ei l., ~, y, e,
nioud two months veiy and az ! ~ %
front door of The cour,howse az 80; @ avs" Po$'eu al He
October 10. ~ 90 - - ~ u
IN III 4 NITI n TIT - vow
Z tso1 '-f'"'ahnh county COURT October 27th,
walker Tirhr,at
Igaia1 Ff"HtWi
Nathaniel Perkins yho,,.s Chez -. ~, -
vamna COUNTY and Rol.r, Wnp.,a '" sneIin OF Fiu-
The plaintiffs Si beng ps sS In. Dy,'Sa1t:
securii, actUr,ing In The c, " "paI""ee no even
inbnbanf of Ibis conn a. ~ ., W - uos
plaintiff his counsel IL j. riareJ H. D,'or ., |
Perkiu. do ann, n bers 90, H.. 80, =, sou
uaTy next, and answer tie nlsiu,i g. ~; W. y, IN
oI this order be Forthwith nserrsa in .,, 80 , ~
printed i the city Richmond and -. TO- I'll, ,aIs
successfully and that mother coty The, mo- 80, " Inc
font dOOr Of the courthouse of Iii coun,y F w.
Acopy-Iesie, J~O TIMiitSHTAKv r. r.
n oo--wbw'
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NllTIl,E

PETITION viii be presented 10 the pcxf Virginia A.
s"ubt for increase o the paw of the Commission
Of Ne Revenue Hr The c'uns Of Nelson
s,Leillel 52-w9ws
NJ As ntrirt0 to ihf jon UinSiddie county.
" fgnirsy IN NE 2Oth Iuy last, a negro Nv the
nAme ci fDWAhb who says ~ j. the proprrf ~ N0r-
p'I"e Nl ~ feHlefnFrR county ~ y about a. ar -
tr"rs Oh bright flulatin viii i0s hair inclined eur
ne owner - desired 10 forward prove his properly
Paw te charges asd take BIN away will be deat
WIN according 70 Jaw, JANIS SCOTT, Tailor.
OctoOef 10, 47--N2w
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- gloucester Courthouse. September 10. 1928.
Inc parties Interested hereby notified that have
Hppohui TUESDAY the 3ist day December next o cou-
tnce tue dus required Of by within srer Of the
our on which day hy nine o'clock A. NJ their
Is required AT this office with the necessary documents
vouchers and testin ready for examination.
5i-w8w G. AMOKy Conn.,
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asture Lands
FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE PASTURE, con-
y tanning sixty-six acres, situated in Oak
ham, directly on the County Road leading to
New Braintree and Hardwick.-.AlsO, a PAS
TURE, bounded on the 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 Oaktam Farm, $50 called which
formerly belonged to the Hon. LEVI LINCOLN,
late of Worcester, deceased, and will be sold
on such liberal terms as will render it an OBJ
ject for Farmers t9purchase. They are about
12 miles distant from Worcester.-For fur.
Their information, application may be made to
either of the Subscribers, in Worcester.
LEVI LINCOLN.
JOHN w. LINCOLN.
Forester, March 5, 1898. If
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WILLIAM ID. FENNO,
GOLD G. SILVER SMITH,


Nearly opposite the BANK,
u AS received a new supply of
q 4 Goods, ris.-Gold Earrings, Finger
Rings, and Bosom-P ins-Gold and Gilt Seals
y Keys, variety of patterns-Brass Candle
sticks-Plated Castors-BTitannia Tea-Pots-
Block-Tin do.-Steel Waist Buckles-Gilt do.
Morocco Girdles-large Shell Combs-small
do.-Imitation do.-old English Razors-Pen-
knives & Scissors-Silvcr & Platc1 Spoons-a
variety of Walking Sticks--wiih numerous
small articles not herein mentioned all of
which viii be sold very low for Cash.
.llso-F'lutes, Flies, Clarionet-Reeds,
Violin-@trngs, &c. &c.
~ B. Particular attention paid to repairing
Jewelry.
0[.5- Cash paid for old Coz GssnyER.
Worcester, JuIy 9, 1923.
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e. AUCTION,


! order Of the Judge of Pro-
b = bate, will be sold, at Publick Auction,
al D@4'sI r. Haynes's Hotel, in Leicester, on
THURSDAY, the twenty-fourth day of July next.
the following described REAL ESTATE, stu
ated m sad Leicester, belonging to the Estate
Oh JoShfIi DENNY, deceased, ris.-
One Lot of Land, containing about &c
acres, with valuable Grist-Min thereon, w.
ing f'al' a n'!e west of the Meeting House, on
the south side of and adjoining the Post-Road
TO Spencer.
.4lso,-About 81 acres of excellent
Land, lying south of and adjoining said Mill
Lot, on BaAdd Han, Geo called and is bound
ed on the west by road leading to the south
eFly part Of Spencer, and is divided into Now
ing, FEATURING, and Tillage.
W Conditions, which will be liberal, made
known at the time and place of sale.
LUCINDA DENNY, .qdna'r.
Leicester, June II, 1928.
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THE MATCHLESS
s TIE R Il ING
1T II. aE--

WILL stand the ensuing Sea-
w son at the Stable of the Subscriber,
for Mares, at five dollars the Leap, and eight
dollars the Season, for Cash.-SrERING is
an uncommonly beautiful dark bay, of great
promise-sixteen hands high, and will be FIVE
years old this Summer.-He was sired by
Old Sterling. an old black, formerly of Hard
wick and Charlton, who was bred in Virginia
seventeen hands Highland whose Stock is
SUPERIOR to any in the State, especially for
the harness.-Old Sterling's sire was the i'm
ported horse Sterling. The dam of the Match
less Sterling was a dark bay of the famous
John BrODni,g breed, of Rutland.
HENRY HASTINGS.
Northboro', June 10, 1928. CIV
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DE- W. will remain at the old
Stand, (Court-HilD-where they will contin.
ne to carry on all kinds of SIGN & ORNI.
MENTAL PAINTING, as usual. qis.-Plain
and Ornamental Store and Tavern s1GNs.
New improved Japan Military CAPS.
OF the ne most fashionable patterns, with or with.
out Trimmings. - u Will
STANDARDS, and other Military
Ornaments.
Ladies, Needle-Work neatly framed
and glazed.
Maps, Prints, and other Drawings, OF,
Paper, vanished.
On hand, an assortment of
Fancy & Windsor CHAIRS, &c.
Worcester, July 2, 1928.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate-OAice, June %, 1928.
To the Heirs Of. SARAH WILDER, lite of
Dana, IN said County, deceased, and 10
oil others concerned IN the Estate Of SAID
deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
u pear (ifyou see fO at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Barre, in said Coun-
ty, on the third Tuesday in August next, at
ten of the clock, before noon, to show cause
why the Instrument, which purports to be the
last Win and Testament of said deceased,
should not be approved, and also to show cause
why .4pollos johnson, Esquire, should not be
appointed Administrator Of said Estate with
said viii annexed) the Executor having de-
cined the trust and you will be heard there
on. NATHL. PAINE, j. Prob.
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nCH-El.:Mo.1I,Il[CAL
SUPERINTENDENT
Dr. the Liquid Improved Opodeldoc
TO THE PUBLICK.

THE article here recommend.
ed must not be considered as adding one
more number to the already extensive cata-
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The Embrocation contains three of the most
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ingredients usually made use of in the hard
KIND, and will be found on experiment at least
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w ' aiter having used one bottle, may think
differently.
The Hon. SAMUEL L. MITCHELL. M.D.II.
ID. one OF the first Medical Professors in the
State of New-York, has given certificate in
its tavour-such authority you will not dispute-
Certificates also, from several respectable
citizens, are annexed to the directions who
have received the greatest benefit from the
improved Liquid Opodeldoc,' when thew had
previously used the hard kind 10 no purpose
whatever. This article is asserted TO he
sovereign remedy in Bruises, Sprains. Gout.
rheumatism, Cramp, Numbness, Stiffness or
Weakness Of the Neck or Joints, Slight Bnrns,
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ior the use of Horses and Cattle in these
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As the whole family of mankind are liable
| to these casualties, no prudent person should
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| name Is impressed on each bottle-witbout
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| performed some most extraordinary cures
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Worcester, SIS.
Probate-Ofice, July 1, 1928.
To the Heirs Of JOHN Flint, late Of Win
chendon, IN sad County, deceased, and
to all others concerned IN tie Estate of
said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
n pear (if you see fly at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Templeton, in said Coun-
ty, on the third Tuesday in October next, at
one of the clock, after noon, to show cause
why the Executors Account of the Admins
tration of said Estate should not be allowed
and you will be heard thereon. q
NATHL. PAINE, J. PROB.
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CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.
Price to single subscribers, who receive their
papers at the Office, or by mail, two dollars per
aanum.
To companies of 50 subscribers, who take
the papers at the Office, one dollar and fifty
cents per annum, payable on delivery OF the
papers.
Single subscribers, who pay in advance,
will be entitled to deduction Of l2a per cent.
And the same allowance will be made to
agents in distant places, who will regularly
collect and remit money which may be due
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