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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-08-13
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SRNiNG 1G0US:
London Company seersnekcrs
Biae, pink aud hut ,r,H.t aud plaid singhams
Gor,nlhian 1tfilms--a aen article
81 anda= fashionable printed Mullins
Londoa anl Partisan frints
Mc@zvupto ia.
super aud midIc Calieoes
Low priced do.
81 aud - law priced and surer Caniafics
~ and 81 EeiiIcd 10.
zig aud plan Jaeonelts, superior goods
ID. 10. Nuts aud Medium nuslns
Loom .sewed AID needle wrought Book do.
I'D und 81 Common aud India plain do. do.
aneommoniy cheap,
Loom sewed, needle wrought aud tuck Jack
ooei Robes,
Lawns aud Linen Cambria Ilnndkefehicls
Linen Cambria aud India Mails
Black sineheMsH aud safsnefg
Black and White eros dc Naples and figured
Leganiine
Pink, white, green aud black Florence
Italian Laie.iripg
Fig d aud plain black white green, pink and
blue satins
Rose, green, white, b nc aud black Italian
Grapes
Black and rolorcd Nanlin Grape Robes
40. do. do figured Grapes
Do. do Canton do. do
DO. do. do. plain do.
Plain and figured Thule Larcs
IiGh figured eros dc Naples
Grccian 6hnze lIandkefehiels
Canton bird eye and plaid do.
IeIia Scats, Pclerinos do
Greclan sanze Ribbons, ii new article
Rich tx. satin aud other do.
Piau aud striped Drilling
Az ,tlas aud union Mixtures
h".,,ingtoh stripes und Cotton CaSsimeres
Blnc Nankcoua
Nance chop aud company yellow do.
Slack tircas,aus aud French BumbBzecn, for
summer coats
London fashionable aud white yarseilies
Common figured aud do. do.
SUPP. Gg. black Silk-yelset gcst,ngs
India aud English flotentne
German aud ind's Flag lInndkerrhicfs
Jersy Hawthorn aud Grerian do.
Figured biafk silk CrnYnis
Borderrd Jafonet do.
- aud 10 lfisl, Linens, approved bleach
5ilk, Cotton and " ursted Hosiery
Freuch aud English ladies' and gentlemncs'
Gloves
Beaver, Nil, Dogskin ond Castin do.
&c. &C AZ.
All OF Which, with almost every other mr..
Iiclc adapted 10 lie season, may now be had
NJ low prrrrs.
April 10 ts36
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A 7 na!cs held in the Clerks Oiico OF
N Amherst county, on The first Monday la
June, is24-
Lee ii. Bgrks plaintiff,
against
Richard II. Burks, james Powell, wilkins
Watson, Nathaniel Henry and Obadiah Rcy-
nOlds defendants.
~ CILiYCERY
The defendants kielfanl'B b1fks, Satliani-
c' Henry and Obadiah Reynolds not being
iuhhbitaBts OF this commonwealth, on motion
Of the plaintiff, by counsel, " is ordered, that
unless the said last named defendants 10 ap-
pear here aud answer the plaintiffs bill, aud
give security accordingfo The act OF assein-
bly, aud the rules of tile court of the county
aforesaid, the same shall be taken as confess
sed and the maker thereof decreed. Aud II
is ordered, that copy of this orderbe inser-
ted ia the lynehburg Yirginiau for the space
Of two months successively, and another copy
posted at the trout door ot tue court house OF
this county on some donn day.
Aud p. a court held for the county court a.
ioresaid, tie gid day OF June, 1924 on molten
OF the defendants Powell and Watson, il is
ordered, that unless the plaintiff in this cause
does give additional security for the mante-
nance of lis Injunction at or before the first
day OF September term next, the same shall
be dissolved-and the said plaintiff not being
an inIiabiiant OF this eommonw ealth, ii is or
dercd, thai IA copy Of this order be inserted
in the Lynehburg tirginian during The term
OF Two months successfully, aud another CO.
py posted Of the front doorof the court house
Of this county on some court day.
A copy-Tesle,
~ ARTHUR B. DAVIES, elk.
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Notice

AIR. CONYfS PHILLIPS, SIR
WI Please 10 take notice, that shalt, on
the 2ist day Of Angus, neAt, al the house of
William iiar'groye, IL Nelson county, VI ,
rroceed 90 take the deposition of Nathan
ankford, TO be read rs evidence oR the lrinl
ot an Injunction NOW depending IN the conn
~ court of Campbell, wherein AN plaintiff
and you are deiendasi, nj which time aud
Place you may attend II you thnb proper
ZACllAluAn PHILLIPS.
July 40 wiw5o
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Tract or Parcel Of Land,

lying 10 The county ol Campbell, shou, Two
Isii.s below Lynebburg, ON The sonih side 81
= ames river, called The Narrow Low Groanf
6nd containing - acres, more OF less.
lerms of sale.-A negotiable aotr at fouf
mouths, with It good cnJorser, for nefonrllI
of the purchase money, viii he required al
fhe purchaser or pnrchaecrs, tlr residue 10 he
-ferarcd hy bond aud good security, with a
lien on the property, with interest on the
whole from the day of sale.
GtO Il. WooD5oN, MI pee
Y. y. The above iraoi ~ lnnd Is supposed
To contain from 60 10 7oncrcs of low grounds,
equal in point of fertility, 10 any In This sre.
ton Of country -tbe high baud IS chiefly III
wood, and well limbrrcd, aud being CONT.
faoag 10 iynehhnfg, is considered an object
worthy OF attention.
Aug. lu. 1twtds
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.Marshai's sale.

IN pursuance 81 decree Of the Superior
Court of clanrrry Coz tie iynchbrsg pis.
iiiei, pronounced On The lseh asy ct octeter,
1923, iia caifse therein depending, between
Thomas T. Bbnldin. 'ur 90 Dasit Ross, de.
eeaseh, plaintiff. aud Snwucl !. iiarrifon, lie.
fendsni~- fhe aulersigued, Marshal Ut the said
court, Will, on thursday, the l4ih day "i sep.
tsnbeF neat expose 10 sale, on the premises,
by way OF public auction, the highest bid.
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Notice

Is hereby given That oil he Cdls IN tie
= La"ntic Hospital, in The city Of HiH,oms-
bug, hre occHp'ed, and that 40 more patients,
(Male or femaIe,) will be received into said
Hospital, until some of the said Cells are va
cant, due notice Of Which will he given.
by order cfhte Cohrt 9f directors.
LEO. HENLEY, {. {. u.
Williamsburg, Feb 81.
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Owe Tract,

Wherein he now resides, in Amherst eonnt,
dstaut Il miles from Lsnehburg aud FUTON
Amherst court house, known b, the maine If
COVE, containing l35o acre.
between and 5uo of which are cleared
This land lies wcll and is in good heart lie
yelling lunse is comfortable and con, enitti.
aud las attached 10 il the necessary url
houses, orchards, &c. there is yet lfrLs
potion of good tobacco land to clear, Miic,
is very heavily tinibeied 1he nAnlc tiau,
i well watered
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CASH fnr Wheat.
ltwtds

GlIIE subscriber will NJ AL tunes pay cash
i for Wheat, delivered At the Lyuchbnrg
Mills. HONSUN 5. WHITE.
Julyi6. Arts
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MONEY LOSE.
wswio

DETWEEN Dir. William Radford's and
ID Liberty, dropt from my poke, ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS, in Virginia notes ,ot
ten dollars each ] thiulSi had the money
between. Cot Moere's aud Nowell's mills, but
nm not certain. Whoever will deliver .ne the
money al Mr. Radiord's, my pf.sent residence,
or give such information rs will enable NE to
get IL agaI0, shall he literally rewarded.
JESSE 4. BItAMBLET
July 81 Is
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u A. ROBERTSON having declined bu-
sIness, earnestly requests all persons Indebted
TO him or TO the above concern, to call aud
settle thor nCCOunts. Aug 3 3M
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otioc.
.Illv 81

: + He copartnership heretofore existing
between the subscribers, under the firm
of ROBERT MOORE s. co. is this day dis.
solved 10y mutual consent. A. Robertson Is
alone authorised TO settle aud close the DO si-
ness Of said concern, to whom all persons in.
debted will make payment, aud those having
ciaIns against them win apply for payment.
A. ROBERT son,
ROBERT MOORE.
January 81.
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Huuse and Sign Painting,

either IA Lynohiarg or the adJareid country.
lie GHiers.himsell that from The experience
he has hai'in The above Inc OF business, be
will he able to execute his work with neatness
aud despatch Persons in town or in the
country would do we'll 70 eve him a call.
All orders from the country for SIGNS or
ORNAMENTAL PIECES will be thankfully
received and executed on the most reasonable
terms. He may he generally found at Alr.
Archer Browns well known aud extensive
Windsor Chair Mandatory, ON the north side
Of main street, two doors below the Franklin
lioiel.
July %. wsw40
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Yract or Parcel OF ANA

Lying in the county of Amherst, and adioin-
ing the lands OF Micaiah Camden, William
o'innett and others, aud Containing 500 acres,
more or less. Shonld the day above men
noneu be unfair, the sale will take place On
'he next fair day thereafter.
B. W0oDSON, NJ. S. c. c. L. D.
August 3. ids
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MAY shaA's sale.

Npnrsuance of decree of the superior
court Of chancery iot the Lyuchhurg dis
tiet, pronounced on the 2lst day of May,
1921, IN the cause Of Camden vs.. Claiborne,
the Undersigned Marshal of the said court,
Will, on Wednesday the lstot September, be.
tore the door Of the Franklin Hotel, in the
town OF Lynchbnrg, expose to sale, by way
OF public auction, 10 the highest bidder, for
cash, the FOLLOWING SLAVES, to Wit -
Rope, Nclson, Lindsay, pin, Washington,
Margaret, FhGbe, Fanny, Queen eud Maria,
together with the increase of the female
slaves, it any.
Will also be offered, on the same terms.
and in pursuance of the same decree, On tue
same day. ON The nremises. Il cnr,uin
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Mr.. JOHN S. .U00rlaRd :

cIR-Please To take notice that | shall
~ on Monday the 9Th day of September
next, at the house OF William AlcDcrmoi III
the county of BotetoIrt, aud from day 10 day
until the business is completed, proceed 10
take the ailidayis OF William McDcrmot, and
Aquilla Combs and others, aud on Thursday
the 9th day of the same month, al the house
Of Gordon Cioyd, proceed 10 take the atlida-
wits George Cloyd aud others, which afi-
davis are 10 be read as evidence on the trial
Of the Injunction, row depending in the su.
perior court of Chancery Tor the Lynciburg
District wherein am pluiniiT and you hlrJ
John Moore are defendants, when and where
you may attend ii you think proper.
ANDREW KUDDEI.L.
August e. w4Wt 81
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tc-rocs, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Books, &c, &c.

1T .3tIIYO.N
flY virtue Of deed ol trust Ia me- exc
- 'uled by Richard Pollard, for purposes
h"rrin expressed, 1 shall proceed 10 sell, II,
ic dwelling house ut the snd Richard Pol
trd, on Federal lIill ON "Wednesday, the 10Th
slant FOUR NEGROES, To vii George
nnnah, Tom, aud John--iwo lIorses--tWo
Carts--lwn onns, Zone OF them mosl supo-
ior iswlIng pieco) --one pair pistols-N,o, a
snp'rIbr fiano Forlc--All tho Household and
Kitchen Furniture Of the sud Pullar,l--,ore.
e,r with his Library, consisting Of about 900
volumes, we'll selected. TN Theology, Philo.
sophy History, and Polite Literature.
Terms oi sale, which will commence M o
o'coch--ior sums under $40, casl--ovrr $40,
@h months credit the purchasers giving bond
with approved security
ROBERT RIvES, Jr
N p. schedule and catalogue OF The alloy,
may be- seen al H. Pollnrd's auction
store. Aug. 10 ids
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Also. one other 'Irac',.

Adjoiningihe above described Land, contain.
ing upwards Ut 700 acres. On this lfa, tE,r.
are two settlements, oi one 81 which i, n
very good house, well finished, out Lotl>,s.
orchards, a good garden, &c. and on the
other comfortable dwelling house, Of, lra,d,.
&c. This tract also adioins the lands ol JuLi,
Shelton, Col. John Amber and others
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4 4 1, -.
tredcuck IL Nlurrell, plaintiff,
against
Edmund y. Sale and Lucas T. Thompson,
defendants
IN CllANCIEY.
IL appearing &C. tie satisfaction Of the court
that the defendant sale does not reside with
III the limits ot this commonwealth, ON mo.
ton Of the plaintiff ii is ordered, that the said
absent defendant doth appear here on the
first dny OF September court next aud give Sc
cGrity according 90 the act of assembly aud
the rules OF this court, and answer the plain
tins bill aud il is ordered, that n copy of
this order be inserted IN the Lyuchhurg Nir.
gininn tNo months successfully, returnahle
Ia September court tent And il is ordered
that the other defendant Thompson br res
trained from paying away or otherwise dis
posing ot my monies or effects in h.5 ha! is
belonging 20 said ahsp.li defendant, To the n
mount of One hundred aud twenty dollars
Aud it IS furthermore ordered, that Il copy of
this order he posted at the front door oi the
court house OF this county on some cour;
day A copy. IeSte,
A.B DAVIES, elk.
u The defendants in the above suit will
take notice that have appointed SATURDAY.
the 18th day of August. and Saturday iLp nj,
day OF September, ls2i, 10 take sundr demo.
sitions, tn be read in the trial VI the nhnv,
cause, at the Franklin Hotel, ia the town Of
Lynchburg, when and Nhcr' they may attend
iour Oh . ser'P 4. Ii MURRELL.
'"'N ~ dSNSW
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Also, one other Tract,

Adjoining the first described tract ON lie
south west side, containing $50 acics, chilly
in woods, not more than 20 acres being clear
ed, Which are well enclosed. This tract is
well timberel aud is fine tobacco land
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lso, one other Tract ,

Adjoining the last mentioned land, contain
ing 39l acres, and bounded Oh one side 10
The road leading from Samuel Burhs ly
Watts Gap, and the lends of Ilichard S. Ii.
lis, the Bethel tract, aud the lands OF John
Camm, dec. OF this tract there are anIy
about Is acres cleared, and that portion OF il
is well enclosed and fresh /, is heavily tim
bcred and well watercd, and contains IA large
quantity of first rUtc tobacco land. This tract
lies within one mile OF Bethel.
II the above lands are not sold privately
before the 10Th day OF October, they will, Oh
that day be sold publicly at my residence -
Persons who may be DESTROYS Of purchasing,
il is expected, will wish to view the lands.
they VIII be shown ut any time on applica
ti0n being made TO the subscriber
~ Terms OF sale stall be- made nccommo
dating. AMBROSE RrckIE
Fehrear. 90. .suts
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Houss ara Sign paintins.

Jas. II. BROWN respectfully informs
y his friends and The public generally thai lle
j. prepared to undertake aud execute ia the
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AMHERST COUNTY jane Court, is24
Frederick II Munel, plaintiff,
against
lrn,ind L.. Z -,
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-02-04
Take Notice.

TNo be sold at Public Auction
IL by Order of the Supreme judicial Court,
on Thursday the 18th day of March next at
Col. OLIVER ADAMS'S Innholder in Leomin-
ter at two o'clock P. MA FARM in the
northerly part of said Leominster, called the
johnson Farm, situated by the road leading
from Leominster to Fitchburg, containing one
hundred acres of good land, with Dwelling
House and Barn &c.
ALSO,
Three fourths Of an acre Of land, with a good
Brick House and Barn thereon, called the
Gerry Place situated on the road leading
from Leominster to Eighteen
acres ofWood-land, in the southwest part :of
said Leominster, on Rocky Hill so Called
Eight acres of Wood land situated in said
Leominster on the south end of Warnoosuck
Hill, so called.-To those who are acquainted
with said Premises, no recommendation is nee
essary, those who are not are requested to call
on James Boutell of said Leominster, or the
subscriber, and view for themselves
Agenerous credit will be given with satisfac.
tory security. Further conditions made known
at the time and place Of sale.
BEZALEEL LAWRENCE.
Leon,insier, Jan. 6, 1924.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-02-04
PERSIAN MELODIES.

Oh come, yon beckoning Pari cries,
And shakes her starry wings,
While evening DER the western skies,
Her purple glory fings,-
rll lead thee where, in coral cells,
Beneath thu fcaming sea,
The lonely Maid of Ocean dwells,-
Then follow, follow me.
!'lllead thee to some fragrant grove,
Whose roses ever bloom
The haunt where youthful Paris love
To banquet on perfume;
And where the restless nightingale
Shall weave her song for thee,
Whose tones OF music never fall
hen follow, follow me.
Oh come, and will lead thee where
Delighted Paris play,
And bind their golden waving hair
10 darce in Halal's ray;
Or where, beneath a lovely sky,
Suil ioviIer thou shall see
Th3 clear blue night of Layla's eye
Then follow, follow me!
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-02-04

Worcester, IS.
Probate Office, Jan. 20, 1924.
10 the Wadozv and Heirs of Marcus
MARSH late Of Hardwick in said Couu.
ty, deceased, and to all others concern
ed IN the Estate Of SAID deceased,
GREETING.
VoU are hereby cited to ap-
n pear (if you see ftl at the Court of Pro.
oate,to be holden at Worcester in said Coun.
ty, on the first Tuesday in .,Tarch next. a,
ten Of the clock, A. M. to show cause whv
License should not be granted, to sell and
convey so much of said deceased's real Es.
tate, as will raise the sum of $863, 90 for the
payment of debts and charges; and you will
be heard thereon.
THEoPHs. WHEELER, Rssr.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-02-04
FROM THE HANCOCK GAZETTE
NO PICKING,

Who e'er our paper reads, no doubt, has
read
What is of Jacob and of Leah said,
IN holy writ:-each ''school boy with a
satchei'
Has read of Jacob, Leah and of Rachel
Let one say otherwise 'twould be libel
No Yankee walks who does not read his BIZ
bic.
Yankees read anecdotes, and 1" HObsOn's
choice'
Is mouthed by every one who has voice.
Yankees act too, like Laban and like Hobson.
Witness this anecdote of old 'sqire DOdSon.
The squire had daughters, (whether odd OF
even
Their number l can't telI-from FIVE to
seven.
They were in all respects of decent carriage,
And rpe-(perhaps they even wish'd) for
marriage.
A young man wish'd to wed, but he preferred,
As fame reports, the second or the third
In age, and ask'd her fathers leave to court
her,
Stating that he was able to support her.
Says father, I" to the first if you'll be kind
Anc make A hu band suited to her mind,
You're welcome to her-but till she's away,
I've to no sutton any thing to say
OF younger ones: for to this rule I'm stick
Ing,
That in my family III hare no picking"
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-02-04
A Bargain
FOR FARM RS.
TNHE subscriber offers for sale

III ME subscriber offers for sale
n the remainder of his extensive FARMin
sterling. The quantity of Land is now re-
duced to about 200 acres, consisting of good
proportion of Wood manufacturing
cnardlng-Mowing and Tillage Land, with a
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,
ceiIent 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 a 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, Nou. 5. IT,
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LADIES' GENTLEMEN'S
AND CHILDREN'S
HATS.

subscriber informs his
N friends and the public, that he has on
hand Give doors south of the Worcester Ho-
teD good assortment of Ladies' Gentlemen's
and Children's HATS, Fashionable and Cheap,
which he offers to cell Whole sale or retail at
such prices as he believes will not fail to suit
customers and those who wish to purchase.
ALSO,
An assortment Of FUR CATS of the latest
fashion.
Those wishing for the above articles will
find it to their advantage to call, before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
~ A hoy, from fourteen to sixteen years
OF age,i wanted as an apprentice to the Hat
ting Business; he must come we'll recommend
ed. JOHN WHlTTEMORE.
Worcester, Jan. 7
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Worcester, So,

Worcester, So.
Probate Office, Jan. 90, 1924.
10 the Widow Creditors and Heirs Of
MANAssEH WILDER late Of Lancaster, IL
sad County, deceased, and to all Others
concerned ." the Estate ofsaid deceased
GREETING. ~
VoU are hereby cited to APP
y pear (if you sec fly at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester in said Coun.
ty' on the first Tuesday in March next, at
one OF the clock, after noon, to show cause
why the accounts Of the Administration OF
eseid Estate should not be allowed, and tho
balance of Estate distributed to the Creditor,
whose claims have been allowed and I'd
ported; and you will be heard thereon. y
fATHL. PAINE, J.. Prob.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-02-04
Worcester, IS. Jan. 10. 1924.

A TTAcHED by virtue of an exc
ZA cution, (having been previously attached
on mesne process) and will be sold al Public
Vendne, at the dwelling house of TIMOTHY
DOTY innholder in Westminster, on SATURDAY.
the fourteenth day of February next, at two
o'clock, T. M. all the right, title, and interest
WILLIAM & DAVID BALDWIN of East
Sudbury, in the County of Middlescx, had, on
the tenth day of January A. d. 1928, to re-
deem the mortgaged real estate situated in
Westminster, called the Baldwin pasture.
attached as the property of said BALDWINS'
NATHL. RAND, d. Sheriff.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-02-04
NATHL. RAND, D. Sheriff.
Worcester, IS.

Worcester, IS.
Probate Office, Jan. 90, 1924.
10 the WidouU and Heirs of LAsAN Tuck
Err late Of Hardwick, in said COUNT.
deceased, and to oil Others concerned
:" the Estntc q said deceased,
GREETING.
" GU are hereby cited to ap-
II pear (if you see fly at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun.
ty, on the first Tuesday in March next. a,
ten Of the clock before noon, to show cause
why License should not be granted 10 sell and
convey so much of the real Estate, of said
deceased, as will raise the sum of four hun.
dred and forty one dollars for the payment OF
debts and charges {; and you will be heard
thereon.
THEOPHs. WHEELER, Rees.
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ENIGMA.


The following Enigma was made by Mis-
Seward, aud was found in her will, with the
direction to her executors to pay fifty pounds
to the person who should discover the true
solution. 1t yet remains mystery in Eng
land and Scotland.
The noblest object in the works Of art,
The brightest gem which nature can impart,
The point essential in lawyers lease,
The well known signal in the time of peace,
The ploughman when he drives his plough,
The soldiers duty and the lovers vow,
The planet, seen between the earth and sun,
The prize which merit never yet has won,
The miser's treasure and the badge ofJews,
The wife's ambition and the parsons dues.
Now if your nobler spirit can divine
a corresponding word for every line,
Ay all these lessons clearly will be shown
An ancient city OF 10 small renown.