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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-31
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a' meeting OF the s'ui.ais Of hsmieu sney College
Friday, the Esd January 1924 the following reso
iuiions were unanimously adopted,
RESOLVED as the sense OF this meeting,
l. Thai the cau- In which the .o~siruggiin.
Is just and righteous, and deserves the sup
port "i every lover OF Justice and ri.nj of humanity
That the between the cras and ,r cree.
cent and the establishment civil and ihrrv
in Greece is intimately success of mis-
sionary Operations going countries bordering an
the Mediterranean this iorciby n,-ns
To the sympathy, the prayers assistance Of Chris
tans Of all nations.
s. That is the effort of gallant people TO cast of
the yoke Of the cruel drspo that has existed in
modern tines there should, among citizens
republic be but voice and respecting
encouragement and assistance.
a. That in addition TO all these considerations, il
struggle between the earliest paruns OF
literature and the science
Of refinement and OF civilizations too in the
midst Of scenes hailowed by classic asoca,ions IL must
arouse the best feelings of every friend Of learning
s. That rs We deeply svmpathize with the Greeks we
have heard with peculiar grahcaoa of
Tor aiding them which making different parts
unoa-ana while regret Virginia, remarkable
fer lberaty TO the distressed zeal in of
freedom, should not have been among the first make
such efforts, we hope that though last she will be
least" in affordng aid and encouragement.
3. That committee consisting OF each the
classes In college, aud of the resident graduates be
appointed hy the chairman, take up contributions
Of the Greek Fund.- in the city New York. with request
tina, he will transmit proper persons for
the benefit of the Greek cause.
T. That the proceedings of this meeting published
WILLIAM S. WHITE, Chairman
w. q. clIrTENDEN Secretary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-31

While competitors in the production Of
bread siniis are rising up in all directions, and
Dantzc -four, put up after the Philadelphia
fashion, isimpori-d in Liverpool, the South
rrn planter also, finds his competitors in he
production of cotton, increasing in both
number and Iowrt. Letters received by the
Perfect AZ Cbsrlrston, mention that consider
able cation is expected in the British market,
from Triest. and Egypt. II is even said that
the crop of Egypt will amount this year IN
1873 SII bales. TPhI Cgz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-31
NO'fIitE,

virtue of deed of trust ex-cnte to the subscribers
- ny William r. Graves aud wife, TO s-cnre n debt due
'" 'ne cuhrgr ~ william and Mrry which duly re-
cor"ed :" me office of Ihr hu>ngs Williamsburg
we sen al pubic sa- for cash, before of The
courihnu.c in the city Williamsburg on tb
SCI day at March certain LOT of isnd IN saiL c
trustees, viii convey such. % ~
II. SAUNDERS,
Williamsburg. january % a. ,,a
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CLOVER SEED. SOAP IRON Re 3

CLOV Elk SEED, SOAP, IRON. &c &c
VIE snbriier offers for SALE Mountain CIovc
Sre eq"ai 10 any ever offered in this marker
good Soap American aud S~r,ies Irs assorted Plough
ilaies A'n,rca" ai German Steel Patent She, of all
Sues casks best MarSees Yer'igris-ail whirh Will
be sold low application to RERNARD PEYTfN :"
January % as s,;e'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-31

lay down well the south as the nor; branch of the
Poi1ac, and thus TO ascertain the true location OF
ti- boundary line between the states, as well as
the esi aud cheapest raua route from, the tide of
the Potomac 20 the navgable waters OF the Ohio.
These resniuti"us Ia hr transmitted TO the Pres-
dem oi the u. Sand 10 the Governor Of Virginia
Tor The p"'"st Ot invrg her legislature to co-ope-
| rate in the rroposed measures.
These resolutions hav. he en- acted on in The Ma
ryhnd Irgis,iuie.i l. impossible tn predict th cir
TAI" but ~ rs not premature, thus to lay the SUBJ
stance OF ihem before the members Of our Ieyisa-
i1te even /" their embryo state.
The" National Republican Of Chiico,he raises
a gre' query about the circulation of n certain
panphtet " osensibiy from the n. Y press and pur.
porting "a have been written by citizen of tina,
State, en,iiled " Measures and not Men," and pub
shrd with n view 70 promote the election Of Mr.
Calhoun to the Presidency. !, was forwarded in
The mail to the members OF our Legislature, IN erea,
numbers, and rRAsKED by some official characters at
Washington. We ester'ain no doubt. il was 40
,criuen printed, frdnksd-bu f this sort of off,
cial interference exces much asionishme nj I'm
the Ohio Editor, what would he say, in what terms
would he express his astonisimien, at some of the
candidates themselves offcionsly entering the Isis
and mineling in the fray--~onning over in various
ways, talking and writing oI, IN contest of their
Chances of success-(such things have been publicly
charged on MIR. Calhoun himself, aud never saiisfac
'or'iy con'radicted) aye, sioopiug mingle in the
election themselves, as if they common over
seers begging votes and counting up the polls al the
musings of county courthouse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-31
WILLIAMSBURG ia,
WARRENTON MAIZE ACADEMY

fs'E exercises in this academy commenced on No,,r
tile l2ih inst under the and direction nj
MT james IL Otey, VI. The can with GREAT
coincidence recommend this schr The puhir from tb.
49, f'''''-
rms certirs that M James H. 0ey having recey
Ell The rs' degree OF Bachelor Of University al
North Carolina, appointed y fufnrsiip in fa inst,
",,i ana continued To ACT In 'iI- office year ard
halt asd that he possessed confidence and snnroha
- Of those with whom re rs n-n,ber of
The facuiV-iI" is recommended without reserve 10 ali
win whom he may hive business social intercourse
JOSEPH CALDWELL Pras't
49, +. MITCHELL. Pr"f Mathematics
(Signed) D. OlMSFED Prof. Chem. 4 Miuey
w. HOOPER P,of Languages.
- x kOLLcCk. Prof. Nhei & Lugic.
we, The trustees az Iarpeb Academy, do certify mr.
James H. Otey has had charge OF ie said institution for
the term of iva that his conduct has een such bo,b
a. ieachernnd citizen, 10 give entire satisfaction 20 The
board and IL Is with reluctance that they mart with This
gentleman His qualifications teacher thew believe m
pp surpassed 10y of his age and seldnm have ev
seen 50 many requisites ccSsary the government Of
literary institution combined in the same Individual and
we nave M doubt but bis exemplary virtues literary
requirements will give him welcrne reception and rev
der him an estimaIe member Of circle in which Inc
may be placed Done bv order of the Hoard
- ,, ABRAHAM MAURY. Pest of the
H' fti WAY, Sfcry. Board Of Trusiers.
u As heretofore advertised hoard can he ha with the
principal or in respectable private families
GEORGE ANDERSON, Sec'ry
Wairenfon, Jauunry ~. as-u1'
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.JUDD-S H0TEL-

n South Third Street. Philgdsinhiq
(0NTINUES open for the reception Of Travellers Us
~ situation is generally known 10 The most central in
the cify heng near the principal banks public nces
and is also convenient 20 The steam boats summer nuJ
~ winter The stage coaches TO New York and Baltimore
and from the door The proprietor thankful Tor inc
general plr1nage be as hitherto had sois s confinn
ance, promising that attention shall ~ sn,hsld from
The traveller which shall add TO his pleasure convenience
January % s4--w
IfThe editors Of the National lnlrgencer will pablish
the rhnve three times rront end their hi,
10 This ufire fIr pavement immediately after.
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messrs. Haryic Of Il. and Norris Of III the 4ih
rule OF the House was suspended for the pur-
pose OF reconsideriDg the vote rejecting the
bill concerning George Winston and his secu-
ritIes.-And on motion of Mr.. Witcher, the
bill was laid on the table.
On motion ofNlr Stuart, the House rcselv-
ed To proceed jointly with The Senate, ON the
10Th February next, to the election Of a Bri.
sadier General in the 7th Brigade, in the room
OF Gen. Robert Porrrfeld, resigned.
The engrossed bill concerning Ed. Shelton
and WIN. :. Richardson, (Sheriff Of Hanoyer,l
was taken up and rejtcled. Ii passage was
advocated by Messrs. Davis aud Morris, Of H.
and opposed by Messrs. Blackburn and Gar.
land.
The following engrossed bills were several
~ read a third time and passed--viz. I. "a
bill to amend the act 10 reduce into one, IT,.
several acts concerning Coroners. "-2. "a
bill concerning Justices Of the Peace"--and 8.
" A bill to amend the several acts concerning
the Literary Fund"
On motion of Mr.. Watkins, of p. T.. the
Second Auditor was required To report TO the
General Assembly, the amount Of loans nb-
tanned to effect the improvements on the
James and Kanawha rivers, and 10 construct
the kanawha road, and the expenditure there
OF; designating as far as practicable, the ex-
pendture on each part Of the improvement,
River Company, and the expenditure thereof
tor the year 1898, and an estimate 9th pro-
babIe state of the revenue of the said con,-
Pany on the ist day Of January, 1895.
bill Extending the charter of the Far
mers Bank of Va. and for other purposes"
WAS read the first time, and on Slr. Leyall's
moiien, referred to the Committee uf the
Whole, and made the order of the day for
Friday next. 1t was ordered TO lac printed.
A number Of reports and resolutions, and
bills IN their incpieni stages We're disposed
of--a notice Of which hereafter
Col E,isha Buyd was rrcrniIy elected Ia tho Sc
nate ot Virginia from the counties of Hardy, lamp
shire Al"'gnn and Berkeley, Ia supply th- v."ancy
occasioneJ by the disqualification of Francis Whilc,
Esq.
ITWe are requested J. u. Bernard Esq. rs
candidate nr The Senatorial district composed oil the
rn"nrs ct Caroline, Hanover King and Queen Essex
King Wiain.
Commodore Bainhrdge passed through
Philadelphia on Tuesday, on his way to N,,r-
folk, 10 preside at the court martial on Cant.
Smith. II is said that ihe facts and prinri-
pies involved are of great Importance 10 the
public and TO the honor Of the navy.
". Y. Gaz.
While cOmuptiferS IN, tho orodncsi,,
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LgY virtue Of deed " trust executed Dv Joln Rinor
- Bedford 70 Alexander MKae and he subscriber dated
DE 2Tth day Of September 1890, and of record W. the
Clerks office ~ Henreo County Court nr purposes wherein
mentioned will he sold hghes bidder for cash. on
the m day Vt February 1924, fair if on the next lr
day, the residence Of the srd John NJ. Redfyrd Ia
the of llenrcc, of LAND, IN Ilenrito
county, thar containing arres and hOubd,d ~
the asd Of John Thows Frank r.. Ellis md Tnctahos
creek kc. the ober confirming O7i s-fe and bounded w
lands VI Jacob Ellis Harris Ellis Toler
- Prrds, 6cslsn, tract Of LAND in ihs county q
Bnrres,in the state Of Kentucky contening 1000 aeres
ard hounded Ivy the lands ~ Jesse Crd. Gecfer Picke
49, Coleman, md - Rrlston. Alsr five negro SLAVFH
named QuOy, Jonathan. Rosr Marab Lucy, with ihsif
iuereass Tie sabscrer viii convey only such ti,Ie
gcst~d IN him. JOHN o. WILLIAMS Trusey.
I IssaaTy % so-tds
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MEN and BOYS
LAND AND NEGROES FOR SAIE

WISH to hire few active young men and consdera
u bic number of boys, all OF gncd character
69--tiF BEN. JAMES HARRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-31

IN the New York House Of Assembly, on
me Esd iosi Mr.. Kius, from the select com
inlitee Ia whom Mas referred the resolutions
vt The Srnalc relshve To the proceedings Of
Tennessee, reported The same with some
'nr6dmenls, which report was committed TO g
committee Uf the whole
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10 We are requested 10 that tie ssatepent, of the con-
dition 81 the GreeEs IN the Preamble the
TO- last rening rs,e suggested in the Select COMMITTEE, to-
zen from the most authentic materials by the abe
and elaborate Addrss, If thBoston Coantipposed 81
De from he pen IF PTetessO Everett.
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What does thiS mean
:, we extract the following Paragraph from lat,
Norfolk Herald What does II mean

TIE SEASON The Quebec Gazette Of the 18th saws
have been since the beginning this winternin Rich
ond We have scarcely had any wintrr-one small snow
Jew lrot, and no ice in ice -bouses-a prsct
tree In blossom in ofour gardens. In Washington
n peach tree was in bloom the 23d-At PhiladeI
the river perfectly open!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-31

II we are requested to j. H. Bernard Esq.
Candidate tor the Senatorial district composed the
King William. 20
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A DUEL,

Extract Of aeuer from gentleman in Lee county, Va "a
Member of the Legislature, dated
JonesviHe, Ira January, 1924.
ave have had duel fought in ibis county since Won
lett here, between negro fellows belonging to Edward
Pennington and John Hoover. The fellow belonging 10
Pennington fell dead crack OF the guns the other
'urviveda few DAYS. understand they differed about
girl belonging TO Pennington.D
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Col Elisha B"yd was rscrny elected To tho Sc
nate OF VTeni" from The counties of Hardy, lamp
shir", N"tgnn aud Berkeley, Ia supply the vacancy
Esq.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-31

We cannot regret the delay of spreading Mr..
Speech oeore our readers in our last it has given us
'n opportunity of publishinga copy OF 1.-THE
errors are not numerous The wonder Is there are NO
more OF them II was taken down by MIR 6aIes--aud il
an astonishing specimen of the writ
ing much credit is due the " Inelligencer tor its great
rxer'ions In publishing the Greek Debate.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-14
REAL ESTa7'E
At Auction.
UE71LL be sold at Public Auc.

w ILL be sold at Public Auc--
w ton, on Monday the 10th day of May
next, at O'clock p. NJ. at the house OF
GEORGE FAY, innholder in Oakham, a Farm
situated about one mile east of the Meeting-
house in said Oakham, containing about six
ty five acres of land, well proportioned for
the purposes of Farming, with a convenient
House and Barn thereon.-ALSO, at the
house of GILBERT MOVES in Shrewsbury,
on Wednesday, the 10Th day of May next,
at one o'clock, P. M. lot of Meadow land,
situated in Westboro' on Hop Brook, called
Middle Meadow. Said Meadow is of superior
quality.-ALSO, at the same time and place,
a lot of Woodland situated>in Westboro' in
Maple Swamp, so called, containing seven
teen acres.-ALSO, as above, lot of Mea-
dow land III Shrewsbury, aforesaid, containing
II acres, called little Bummet Meadow.
Said lots are parts Of the Estate of DAN
TEL MOVES, late of Shrewsbury deceased.
Also, Pew on the lower floor and one in
the gallery of the Meeting house in Shire wsbu-
ry likewise one Horse-shed.
Conditions made known at the time and
place of sale.
LUTHER MOVES, Ext.
Oakhana, April 6. 1924.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-14
BALLAD.
By HENRY NEALE.


Old man, old man, thy locks are grey,
And the winter wind blows cold;
Why wander abroad on thy weary way,
And leave thy homes warm fold
''The winter winds blow cold, 'tis true,
And am cid to roam;
But | may wander this wide world through,
Ere l shall find my home"
Sand where do thy children loiter so long
Have they left thee, thus old and forlorn,
To wander wild heather and hills among,
While they quaf from the lusty horh?"
"My children have long since sunk to rest,
To that rest which would were my own;
have seen the green turf placed over each
breast,
And read each lonely name on the stone.''
"Then haste to the friends of thy youth, old
man,
Who loved thee in the days of yore:
They will warm thy old blood with the foam
ing can,
And sorrow shall chill no more.''
''I'o the friends of my youth, in far distant
parts,
Over moor, over mount, have sped
But the kind found in their graves, and the
hearts
Of the living were cold as the deadn
The old mans cheek as he spake, grew pale @;
On the grass green sod he sank,
While the eastern sun DER the western vale,
Sat midst clouds and Vapours danl.
On the morrow, that sun in the eastern skies
Rose ruddy and warm and bright;
But never again did that old man rise
From the sod which he press'd that night
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-14
Notice..

RI ME Subscribers have formed
q a connexion in business under the firm
OF WRIGHT & CHENERY, and have taken
Store No. 81 Market Street.
EBENR. WRIGHT.
CYRUS CHENERY.
- WRIGHT & CHENERY will keep
constantly on hand complete assortment of
European and India piece Goods, Leghorn
Bonnets and GiFseys, Merino Shawls and Man
ties, Cashmere, and Raw Silk do. &c. &c
for sale, at fair prices, Wholesale and Retail.
Country Traders are respectfully invited te
call.
Boston, March II 1924.
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Removal.

FEVHE Subscriber hereby informs
u his friends and the Public that he has
removed from his former stand to the room
over Mr.. HINDMAN's Cabinet Shop in Front
Street, next door east of Maj. SAMUEL AL
LENS store, where he will continue the Trunk,
Saddle and Harness making business as u
sua!.
He will also manufacture and keep con-
stantly for sale MILITARY Caps, Bells and 9th
er Equipments in his line ofbusiness.
ISAAC NJ. TUCKER.
Forester, April It'll, 1924.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-14
Notice.
NOTICE.

ME subscriber informs the
q Public, his Friends and the Farmers of
Worcester and its vicinity in particular, that
he has on hand, and for sale, his Improv-
ed Cast Iron PLOUGHS; also, DUTCH
PLOUGHS ofvarious sizes, which he offers on
the most reasonable terms.
The subscriber continues to carry on BLACK
SMI THING in all its various branches, such
as making and repairing all kinds Of Cast-steel
tools, Mill irons, ironing Carriages, Wagons
and Carts, shoeing Horses and Oxen, and all
kinds offarmers work, on the most reasonable
terms, at his Shop just hack of the Worcester
Coach Mandatory, where he would respec-
fully invite the public to call and see for them
selves.
0ErLumber and Produce received in pay
ment for work.
N. B. Wanted Immediately, a Boy, as an
apprentice to the above business, from Is TO
II years of age. One who can come well rec
commended viii 6nd good encouragement.
WILLIAM A. WHEELER.
Worcester, March 81, 1924.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-14

Worcester, SIS.
a TTAcHED on mesne process.
1A- taken on Execution, aid will be sold al
Public Auction, on Saturday the 9th day of
May next, at two O'Clock in the afternoon,
at the house of Capt. GILBERT w. HAVEN,
Shrewsbury-all the right in equity which
STEPHEN GREEN has to redeem his mort
gagged Real Estate, wherein he now lives.
and improves in Shrewsbury.
GILL VALENTINE, ID. Sheriff.
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For Sale

A ND possession given immedi-
INA ately, the we'll known Real Estate, for
merly owned by JOHN BARBER, deceased,
Of thompson. The above property is situated
in small village, in the northwest part Of
the town, on the Quinabaug river, near PHELPS
Mills; and consists of a Dwelling House and
Barn nearly new, and in good repair, Clothiers
Works, and about forty acres of excellent
land, divided into Moving, Tillase, Pasture,
and Wood land. The above premises have
large circle of custom and is considered the
best stand for Clothier in the county. Con-
dtions liberal and will not fail to suit purcha-
sers.-Enquire of
OTIS NICHOLS.
a Thompson, March 81, 1924.
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A REBUS.

FROM THE Boston EVENING GAZETTE.
Three ifths of one fourth OF three ffths of FIVE
score, II
One third oftwo skies, divided by four;
One half of two thirds of six more than FIVE
threes,
Three fourths of eight dozen-add eight if you
please;
The initials of each, if you join, you will spy
A thing which this moment is under your eye.
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Notice.
NVAKEN ON execution and will

HVAKEN ON execution and will
Il be sold at Public Vendue, at the Tav-
ern of SOLOMAN HOWE ESQ. in Berlin,
on Monday the third day of May next, at
three of the clock in the after noon, all the
right in equity, which JOSIAH BARNARD
of said Berlin, has to redeem small Tene-
ment, situated near to the Westinghouse in
said Berlin, and contains about one fourth of
an acre of land, with clearinghouse and
several out buildings.
Conditions will be made known at the
sale.
nARSA"As BRIGHAM s; S:s; .ss" :; &
Berlin, March 25, 1924.
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Office.

TNHE subscriber requests all
n persons, having demands against him, to
exhibit the same for settlement, and all per-
sons, owing him upon account or otherwise,
are called upon to make immediate payment.
Persons holding Cards which were left with
them to set, are requested to return the same
Immediately, and to receive payment for set
ting the same, at the Factory lately coupled By
him.
ALPHEUS SMITH.
Leicester, March IS, 1924.
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A Bargain
10 e En- e n e e s.

VI ME subscriber offers for sale
II the remainder of his extensive FARM in
Sterling. The quantity of Land is now re-
ddced to about 200 1cres, consisting of good
proportion of Wood NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
charding-Mowing and Tillage Land, with
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 Sterling, and nine miles
from Worcester. JOHN w. HUBBARD.
Worcester, NoO. 5. If.
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Worcester IS. April 6, 1924.

WUTCesItT So. April b, 1874.
4 TTACHED on mesne process,
taken on Execution, and will be sold
at Public Vendue, on Friday, the seventh day
Of May next, at two of the clock in the after
noon, at the house ofGILBERT w. HAVEN
in Shrewsbury, all the right ABNER May
NARD has in Equity, to redeem the mortgas-
ed Real Estate where he now lives, situated
in Shrewsbury, in said County, and near the
Meeting house.
SEWALL HAMILTON, Coroner.
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Notice..

ENHE copartnership heretofore
II existing between the Subscribers, un-
der the firm, Of GILL VALENTINE & Co.
was dissolved on the first instant by mutual
consent.
All persons indebted to said firm, are re-
quested to make immediate payment to GILL
VALENTINE.
GILL VALENTINE.
ELLIOT VALENTINE.
ELMER VALENTINE
Marlborough, April 6, 1924.
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Worcester, So. March 90, 1924.

4 TTACHED ON mesne process,
! "a and taken on execution, and will be,
sold at Public Vendue to satisfy the same, at
the House of Col. JOEL FAY Innholder in
Dudley, on Saturday the twenty fourth day of
April next at two o'clock in the after noon,
all the right SAMUEL KINGSBURY has. in
redeeming his mortgaged Real Estate ,situat-
ed in the south part of Oxford, consisting of
the one undivided half of Farm, and is the
same Farm, lately occupied by the said Sam
uel Kingsbury and his father lately deceased.
SAMUEL ROBINSON Cd, D. Sheriff.