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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-12
TIL. GREEKS.
Extract ofa Letter from Legho,n, dated
lst September.

Extract ofa Letter from Legho'n, dated
Isl September.
aThere arrived here a vessel from Sa
lnnira. The Captain Of which drposed at
the Office Of Health, that more thai, 1000
Greeks made a descent On Epanomy with
more than 90 bo4ts, and beat completely
the Turks Who were there. The Pacha
having beard Of tins defeat, flew TO their
assistance with 5000 men, cavalry and in
taotry, and four pieces Of cannon, but he
was also beaten aud lost 100 men. With his
cannon, and WAS obliged to retire to Sale
MIRA. The 2d of August, the Turks re
nroed TO attack the Greeks, but were IA
rain repu,ed. After this combat the
Greeks embarked and went To Salinis,
which is stili nearer Saloniea, where they
we're again attacked by the Turks en the
n and 4h Of Aug. bat these latter Mere
one, more repulsed. The Greeks then
,eCt saNni., and landed at Catcrina ; but
the result of their movement is not known,
a. the vessel sailed betorr any t,in5 further
had taken place"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-12
TIE PRESENT KING OF FRANCE
From the Portsmouth Journdt.

Charles Philip Count D'Artois, who has
just assembled the throne of France, Is the
youngest brother of Louis XVI. and WAS
born October ., I757-cpnscq"ntly is
DOW 81 years old lie Was married in
1913, WHEN only IS years of age, 10 a
Daughter nj the kng nj Sardinia, who died
in England in 1903, lea, ing him only two
children the Dixie of Angonieme and the
lite Duke ut Berry. The Duke OF An6oa-
leme, Who is now The heir apparent Ia the
tmone, was horn in 1878, and Was married
IN 1899, To his cousin, Marin Theresa, th''
only daughter H Louis XVI. but has no
children. 1'hr Duke OF Berry was born IN
lie, married Il daughter I'll The hihS oi
Aanes, and MS assassinatrd IN farls, by
Laurel ~ February, 1870, aud lett nj his
Death, only an infant daughter. The Duke
oI Bordeaux, a posthumnus sun, was norn
IN September, 1870, and, next Ia his nnci''
the Duke of Angonlrn., is heir In the
throne. After these, w believe the Mug
81 Spain is naXi IN succession.
In his early Youth. the Count D'ArtoIs
Mas Distinguished for his galety and dlssi-
pallnn even in the corrupt Court of LenIs
~. But W. hrarlitte ii him previous /"
lhe Revolutions. excerpt on two occasions :;
the Que, duel uhieh Inc fought with the
Duke Of Bourbon, in 1873, which ternip,a-
led Without injury Ia either parts aud
tllf nlhef, journey which he made, with
prii5elx elaipaec, To the Camp ot st.
Roach, near Gibraltar, IN l789, tom
whence he returned iD about three weeks,
covered with glory, having actually Visited
III" French batteries, in company With the
a. "a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-12
Ell MOE.
From the Boston Pailddiam,

From me Boston ihHuntttH.
A letter from Paris again speaks of the
intention of France Ia discontinue the
present equal treaty with the u. 5. and
return to III. discriminating stem-aod
complains of he, nesiect Of our claims.
Thc treaty his been said II be more ia
roarabr To France than T. us.
There is party in France who have
mol been friendly 10 The n"W king.
They would prefer The duke d'AnGou-
leme, bat he canuot SIT aside hi father.
They would prefer the duke OF Orleans IL
any Of the direct linz, brealse they look
10 MIN uot only as an enlightened liberal
man, but berause his ascending The throne ,
ubg their ieN, mon.l bling them nearer
10 the principles al the Revolution, add
farther from the fact Of having king
forced upon them by foreign bayonets.
But lhrre IS yet another aspiranl, said IL
be still dca,cr To them--Mc sen Of .faPo-
hon
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-12

iHY siri0e of n.leed nf trna sss.,ltrd by
- Aeibrr'se ,t,rokei, for certain phrposea
lheregn sspre sell ami Witch Is of record ia
IN flct,, S "<lice ol the county CONT of Am
hefst, the fhbses,hers Will expose ~ snle, by
way oi ,nnhlic austion, ON 1nesdny the 7th
80" al Decemher next II hir, II moi ihs neat
Fir ny at the residence of said Iiueler 10 the
- duty ol Amherst, MI the stock al Horset,
..io@s RDgs aud Sb.et Joke Of flgea Also.
u sci ol BL.ichSNf1 TOOLS, together
with great snriety of PL.1.Nf311OS q
IE.t5sR. 5, HutSLffOLD mn hiTCUI.T
~ h.SITI'RE, md a number OF nriiel > too
NUMEROUS 10 in,.r in M udi effilcmtnl,
TEENs--Ail sums under geo, ensh--oter
thai sum n ered, Of IL month. Viii be- given,
the purchaser giving hpnd will approved Sc
CURLY The snle viii be continued FROM day
TO day till all is sold.
JOHN MILLER, y.,.
d. X. EDLEf,
November - widsi4
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-12
NEW STORE.
STAPLE and Eancs Goods

II A,ihseriber is now receiving, ia III,
= house iaiely otenpied BY Mess. Campbell
4 Green"a, heAt donr 10 Messrs tall a nnl
lnekN. a lnrge md aenelal n.at.ll MIMI IL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-12

MARE.fD, n til, rlacc, on II, ss35ks ~.
uinl. ne OH instant, by the hev Hm. Reid,
Et.jAME5 NHEAlLA bf F,,dgai4,, - Nib
HliLDREn l.. WILLIAMS.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-12

DETAILS 81 BoLIyARas VICTORY.
To the coionei Prstfet Of ,he Department
~ TtufiRo
SIN: Ihdel date If TIN 7th IT This
mouth, The Secretary ,:rn.rd II h,s Ia
cellenes the Liber,tor writes III. n,liow-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-12

H. On closing the Monument Lottery.
Which Vas rampl.ded On nafsday lnsi, w
beg leave 10 fender onr acknowledgements t4s
our friends and lie ln1ic, Ynr their very ~
lens''e aud continued lnr6nage--n mud ia re
ioth NE feel Erniili.d IN having Distributed
nmonrs them from our Olive the WHOLE.
OF TIE GREAT CAPITALS sold ia tic
scilenr. We NOV lfsp The pleasure so pre-
seni lhe scheme No, Jof III. GRAND SINE
LofIE1f Of Mafs innd. beinv ,he ,nsst fs,r.
liant in The United snte. Tie draw ing Of
which will luke plaee IN the eiia Of ISahisaos.
on Ufdnssday he I'm II rms MONTH
(Nosenber) nndur the snpern,salenee III
the 1omn'ssloners appointed BY. III. Gaser
nor aud Council
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-12
EaN and Winter GooAs.
.l.uO.Sf. UffreIf .3Ry.

.fhONf HftH M
snperIiha blue aud black Gsond.l6ths,
pe do do Cassimeres.
pelisse Cloths,
1assineits
pfab aud Olive Cords,
super salenuh, tesiings,
Common de
harsoih's,
flaDncls,
Booking aud nrnprry Hnisri,
iioso and luini blankets,
PAIN and figured Bamhaaetto..
kombazeeh.,
Waterloo Shawls,
Irish Linens,
nlupufs,
CnmL,ie pimty,
" hiie aud oolnred Domestic,
Cotton Hose,
Norsied do
Da SLATE color,
silk DO
Gloves,
An elegant assortment OF Cuiicoos,
Printed Musline,
tnmbrsc Muslin,
jaokonett do
Null do
Plain Haoh 10
Figured do
thnton Grape,
Grape shaMls.
Imitation >hnwl.,
-miiie Velvet ,m
Helia ilaudkerohiefs,
Oanse do
! Bnege do
| Flora lo
Iambonrea swi.. Muslin do
\ superb assortment Of Ribbons,
cln'nelle Cord,
Gimp,
! An assortment of Fancy work Boxes,
Black and white Itainn Grape,
Green, black nnd white Ganze,
stripe tclnn do
400 pnr Mems shue, and Brogues,
boo do Ladies' do
Cotton iarn.
Cotton aud Wool Cards,
Wool Hats, white aud bIuok,
| / me Beaver do
ALSO.
q GENERAL ASSORTMENT ore
Il ~, -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-12
Notice

DY virtue ola deed of trust, bearing date
ID the 2olb day Of September, 1920, mud st
record il the county court OF Campbell, eye.
cnted ny William {. llarriss 10 the subs. rilrr
Robert kel.oe and William Matthew for pur,
poses in said deed eSpr. ssed, will be sold, Ia
the highest bidder, Tor cash, at Sieuewall
meeting house, ON Saturday the soh Instant.
yhe Following preperty,
Viz one negro woman named SILVIA, one
sorrcl Mare, three feather beds snd furniture,
aud all the
Household & Kitchen Furniture,
owned by the snid HARRIS at the time Of exc
cutting said trust. should the nboye named
property from any eanse nni TIC forthe euing
on the day of.saie, il will be sold noiwih-
standing, aud sueh right az Is vested in me rs
trustee, will be conveyed 10 HE purchaser
WM. c. McALLISTER, Trustees
November II, Gtsl
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-12

Lotfery md Erchang, ONE, 40. III

Lot'e,y md Erchangs 02fee, 40. III.
sHafkd street, b Iimote.
Where boIlI The capital llizrs nf oonoo
DoLLhtS and 10000 IA)IiA Ans. tl,sl,e,, Il,
the Mohumsni Lottery on 1leps,lay Inst were
sold, mud WHERE The great oaI64al prize ol one
Dmdra Yhoosand Doifars, md the La a
2otoo -iooOos-5 ,0oo's, &c. &c. wer. sol.i
~ The TWO h,si State Lolldfh,s, md ,hr CASH
nor the whole instantly paid 90 pre.eatatipn
Of the Tickets, ms nslnl
eiiDEits HON any part OF iie tbitef
s'ntes, e''her 10y 'nn'l, rosi ~ or by ttieais
conveyance, .enclusing the Cash ar Prizes. In
my of The LOTTERIES, win me,, the snp,e
prompt h9d pancinnl alteration a. ii on per
sonal application, address eel 10
....... j !. coHEN, Ir- Baltimore
n foHEN's Lohc,V Gas.ttc and Efg,..
ter Mil ednnin the on cihi Iis,. Of the draw
lngs aud Viii be for.eai died. ,heesghonfihs
Lottery Feniis, 10 all WHO ppreha.elhti, tiel-
els nj COHEN otfiGE RhM.e Nho Wish
10 receive the drav iaea u IN r,entit,n II when
they shud on iltei,t ot.trs.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-12

-, which IN respect 70 color, hardness,
ne,e ...;sht. resembles the pnrest SILVER
ano a s.eos vas obtained from an Indian
NJ I'D that he picked it ~, an the shore
VI" ~. Huron, near Point aux Barqnes, il
o. mn. IN about a pound and half aud
w ~ anpearanees, will yield two ounces ri
.sftef,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-12

nY virtue Of il deed, executed III me
ID As trustee hy Fanny Richardson,
FOR purposes therein mentioned, shall
proceed 10 srii; for ready mnhcy, ~ frahk.
lin count HOUSE, On Monday the Gill day OF
December ntAt, the
Iract oi i.anA,
"hereon the said Fanny Riehaitsab, dee.
lately resided, tying IN The county ~ frmk
i'm, aud bounded by the lands III Gonrge
Menifee, Jacob f'ishbnrh, 1hnmas Firth
aud others. Acting rs trustee shall con
Wy such title as is Vested In me MS such
JOIN bAkKSDALE.
Noeel,1rf - ct IL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-12

The corvette john Adams, Captain
n,ia.. with Commodore Porter ON board,
saiIad from the pela"ar ON Thursday
l,1. fn the West Indies,
The irisate Constitution, and the Sea
Gull sailed from New York ON Friday, on
.r9isp. Nat Int. Nor. =.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-12

YoHb, Del. 2B.-The following en-
acrnrr.nce harpened few days ago
no' a.. city. 4 grurirman FROM tile eoun
~ 's,nnoed at n harher's shop 10 have his
W, III and 10 be- SHAVED. Ha, ing takrn
' ~ ,oaI he laid il ON chair. Immrdi
% 'iis sller, anoih.r gentleman also iron,
-. country, entered, 10 be shaved and
1" Gteuise fook oil his coat and Laid il
l.sn. Tn last person was shaved first
aad departed. When the former had done
"' vent 10 get his coat, it was gone: he
a.p pS exclaimed thai he WAS ruin
i'' nm AS he had eight or nine hundred
liar. in his coat pocket The prenlices
u" VI ;oorn, ,men we're despatched in all d.
a,iao, 10 fnd Tho other gentleman, but
- ,irpase Al length the barber pio-
',,.sd examining the pockets ofihe relnain-
=, eoat. when in one Of them WAS found
aooo,kei book containing from fourteen la
e6s.n hundred dollars. About nm hour
nor the proprietor, discovering The mis-
,,k.. came back IN a state Of perspiration,
,sbra an exchange took place To the salts
f.rt,an III MI parties. The jrst shaved
asnll.man had gune from the North River,
.. far as Catliarine market, before hr dis
eo,ered his loss. " I. T.. Post.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-12

The Columbian Go,ernmcni liaa order
IA tie construction of 30 gun boats, in
such ports Of the Republic as are best pra
'ided With the means III building ,,.Gcn,.
The Consrf IS has appropriated &c sum o.
s500,Uoo for Tie repair of die fortified
tons On tie coast. aud 20 the ennst,1ic
ton of such other fort. rs may be deemed
NECESSARY.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-12

I,azin.ss is the parent or every vice IN
hustry either beSets Or Il connected win
every virtue.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-12

And 1917 prizes Of $40 ench
All marked ibns sold NJ coiIINfs OF
fiCE, whore The CASH Is ready ipr tlir i,,r-
innnie holdtts ON Presentation OF their tick
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-12
Found, n parcel of Gold leaf,
Which the owner can have by apols,nv -
this officr. So.emi,sr u

conESs oFricE-B.,r,mox..,
Oefober 27A. ls2T
oGfeioi Isl Of the lsth da9a dfauiug af
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-06
From he Boston PafrO,
AIR-ADAMs Ann LIBERTY.

AIR-ADANs AND LIBERTY
On the plains offair Greece barbarians are seen,
The slaves of tyrant and foes to all freemen;
And Athenians and Spartans with desperate mien,
Resolved here to die e'er they turn from the ioeIen
Mihades the brave, his country would save
From the foot of the Persian the tread OF the Slave;
And necr may the crescent DER modern Greece wave,
|" The land of the free, and the home OF the brave
We Gods see the Grecisns, invincibc band
Athenians and 1hebans SO famous IN story,
Against their invaders with frmness do stand
For their country they conquer, surrounded With glory
Mardinius of old--nor Xerxes with gold
Could eer from their country the ancient Greeks mould
And ne er may the crescent FER modern Greece wave,
i" The land ofthe free, and the home ct the brave.
But mark the broad light that reflects from the shore
And startles the mariner, htfully gleaming
What is that which is heard mid the oceans dread roar
Asst strikes the ear, with the sea-brds wild screaming
Fair SCl0 is burning and the Moslem's dread brand
Waves high DER their heads they fall on the strand
But neer may the crescent DER Greece again wave,
"The land of the free, and the home of the brave"
But bark to the sound of the thunders Of Greece,
Their cannon roaring and hre-shps are blazing;
The proud Pacha's colors thst waved fair in peace,
Are shrouded in smoke and his senses amazing.
The watchword is SCIQ, our daughters and wives
For our Country we'll conquer or give up our lives:
For neer may the crescent DER modern Greece wave
The land of the free, and the home of the brave
Der the dmly seen by the light of the wreck,
The Moslems struggling in frightful confusion
The shrieks of the murdered thrown from the deck
BY the bursting of bombs, and the dreadful explosion
The Crescent has fallen, the Pacba is DEAD,
And Scios great wrongs are returned ON his head,
And meier shall the crescent DER Greece again wave,
"The land of the free, and the home Of the brave"
Behold from the West as it lights shore
The bright Star of Liberty warmly rehected;
The American eagle still high may it soar,
And the Star Spangled Banner' respected
Now it waves DER the resolved to be free,
TO the I" Holy Alliance we'll ne'er bow the knees
And ne'er may the banners of Tyranny wave,
Der the land of the free, and the home of the brave
JAY.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-06
A TRUE ANEcDorE. Knsyery is ALWAYS

A TRUE ANECDOTE. Knsvery is always
its own punishment, as virtue is its own reward.
woman who had brought some light pounds of
butter to Market had the good luck to sell them all
out one before the clerk Of the market came about
when she preceived the officer Of justice, she began
to dread the late OF her last rol however, iniquity
is fertile in expedcnts she thought it did not want
more than two ounces TO make it pound, and there
fore as the clerk approached, she squeezed two dol
into the roll to make it the right weight the
clerk came, weighed the butter ;--it was still too
light he threw ii into his basket, dollars and all,
and stepped away to inspect the butter Of another
woman who to avoid possibility of censure or loss,
mad put it up half an ounce above the standard
weight. ~ Y Er. Post.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-06

The author Of a j" Tour through Southern India
Egypt, and Palestine, in the year 1921 and 1922
gives the following description of the Raiah of NV
soor's Coach -
IN the morning, we took an airing in the Ra-
JAMS Elephant Carriage, which is by far the mos,
magnificent conveyance / ever saw the Genius of
Aladdin could scarcely have done more.
Its interior Is double sofa for six persons COW
cred with dark green velvet and gold, surmounted
by an awning OF cloth Of gold in the shape of two
small scolloped domes meeting over the centre and
surroundedby arichy ornamented yerandah support
ed by light, elegant, luted, gilt pillars, the whole
is capable OF containing SIXTY persons, and is about
twenty two-feet in height. 1t moves on four wheels
the hinder ones eight feet in diameter with breadth
OF twelve feet between them.
" 1t is drawn by six immense elephants with a
driver on each) harnessed to the carriav- nv
traces, as in England and their huge heads covered
with sort OF cap, made of richly embroidered cloth
ne pace at which they moved was that of slow
trot, Of about seven miles an hour they were very
steady and the springs oil The carriage particularly
easy. y
AS It IS crane-necked, the elephant turned
ronad with II on coming back, with the creates, la
cii'y' lhe shape Of the body is extremely ELEGANT.
resembling Hat scollop she'll and painted dark
ana gold. The elephants are an exact match but,
as stated OF an enormous size. The whole was con.
s'rue'sa by native workmen, assisted by one half.
caste trenchman, under the immediate drec,;on =,
the Rajah.'' N''o'' =
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-06

Counterfeit Gold.-Mr. ]. M p;,..
and Exchange Broker, Lexington. XIV go LOTTERY
public against limitations Of The American aG T the
nall Eagle which are in circulation. lie s,a, se ana
several had lately been presented at his mai
wei executed as to deceive the eye, but eas;I" so
.ee,eo oy the weight, being nearly third Ii,b VS.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-06

o. WKECk.-The brig Fanny. Lewis, from New
o;nts .Sr New,York was driven ashore on ,h.
isn n o ,n me S4Ih Dec near Huntingdon South.
: cal. u" d. Ue ost-ohe was previously disabled in
e''e' 1ai' o. me cargo is saved.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-06

"
IL
Usipha Rees
Elizabeth Riley
". G.. Roberts 2
John II. Robinson
Lieut.. Nm. Reynolds
George L. Reynolds
Hannah Reynolds
Rachel Robinett
J. ". Serton
Robert Street
Miles VI. SiNey
James Sorden
Samuel Stroud
Peter Spencer
Rachel STAINS
Thomas Stephens
Thomas Springer
Daniel Stephenson
Dant. Smith
Thomas Speakmnn
William Simmans
Susan Sharp
andrew Smiley
John !SeiiarS
Charles II. Stewart
Joseph Springher
John Stanton
44nn Scout
Mr.. Stephens
.andrew Springer
John u. ,ShaW
r.
Mary Ann TuH
Sarah II. Tyson
James u. Thomas
William TtOaddle 2
Lewis S. Iatley
Stacy Tories
Joseph Teas
Adam TatLey
y
Michael Pan KIRK,
Rebecca Yanderer
Thomas pdndirer S
w
James Wilson S
John Wootston
Ezekiel Webb
Lydia WetheraU
TrimbIy Williams .
James Webb
Dauid Watkins 3
Jeremiah HOltaston
Anna Way
James White
.2bsatom Watson
Y, Wells
John WurdelL
bernard II. Wiley
Witliam W. Wood,Vart
Elisabeth Walters
Eliza JVhitesides Q
Elisabeth Wallis
Y
Mrs. IOung
MCs.
Dennis MCeGrty
John NJ CauHey
Wochit M'Loughlo
John JuKnight
Margaret H'ConnelE
John M'Donough
John M'Mtire
Sarah MLane
J9hn NJ Cullough
George MCorifle
P. M.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-06

Ihe Capital OF the Cotton Manufactures in Franc.
Is estimated at 1000 millions of irancs-tbe Cotton
used' at 5oo00.OOo lbs. worth so, 100000 francs
and raised by manufacture 10 4000oo,0oo francs,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-06

Edntund BUcEmGn
James Briscoe
Huntington Butcher
,Nerduder Black
Rebecca DIM Bayiiss
Berry II. BURROWS Q
Nathaniel BaidWia 9
Dauid Bryan
Thomas Beeson
JOnnthdn Burden
Jacob BacEhouSe
J, u. BGrar9
James Bradford
C.
E7ra Comfort Q
Darid Cresrell .
James Calender
Brian Culds
Joseph Coleman
Mrs. CahiLt
James Carson
John CrandalL
Peter Cool,
Nancy Coulter
James Carlisle 2
Albert Craig
L. Curry
Catharine Cor
Hugh Doubling
Deborah Derry
.9zariah ID. Darts
Doctor Didie
John Dale
Henry Dobson
Joseph Diaries
Patton Dunlap
Benjamin Derickson
e
James Eruin
Mary Eaton
Catharine Erin
f
Margaret Fimister
Jacob Fisher, NJ. u. 2
John FouM
Richard Far
John Finn
Nathan Ferris
Robert Fythen
G.
James Grub, Esq.
.Lery VI. Goidsmit
William GARRISON
Samuel r. Greene 2
Harriott Grub
Sarah Gregory
Nehemiah or james
Guthrie
Richard Glorer
John II, Gorton
II
John Hopkins
Margaret Holmes
Jane Hayes
Samuel Harrey
John Y. Hyatt
Harriott Hanaway
Hope 4 Co. 2
Join Harte
Caleb Harlan
WiIliam d. Holmes
Mary Hammon
Joseph HoIsteine
James Hamilton
Joseph ID. Henderson
'R0n.dS HdUkinS
George Hatfield
William Holland
Thomas Hanawag
Thomas Holdings
John II. Huling
George Hepburn
Samuel Hunter
John R.HalL
1877
Thomas Mglish
Anne LeaneS
Jacob johnson
caleb Iues
1ruston jackson
jacob }. Jstis
I'm. Watts Jones, Esq
Thomas .Jaquett
isaac Jones
N. G.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-24

Worcester, IS.
" Probate Office, November 10, 1924.
To the WidOw, Creditors and Heirs of
EPHRAIM PARMENTER, late Of Winchen-
don, IN saiL County, deceased, and
TO all others concerned In the Estate of
said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited. to APP
IL pear Cf you see fly at the Court of Pro.
bate to be holden al Worcester, in said Coun.
ty, on the first Tuesday in December next,
at ten of the clock, before noon, to show
cause why License should not be granted to
sell and convey SO much of said deceased's
Real Estate as will raise the sum Of one hun
dred and thirty dollars, for the payment of
debts and charges and you will be heard
thereon.
THEOPH's. WHEELER, Reg.
Blu order of the Hon. Judge.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-11-24
Extraordinary Vegetables.

Extraordinary Vegetablss.
A Magistrate named Anthony F. Tay,
lor, residing in Bordentown, N j. has
sent US certificate stating that he has
now in his possession an apple, of the
species called pound pippins, which grew
near Bordentown, weighing Erenty-si1
ounces and haJf, and is fifteen inches
in circumference. Demo. Press.
The Mercer potatoe, which we raise
in Chester county, [Penn. is the finest
in the world. That some Of them are
remarkable for size as goodness, rs prov
ed by this fact, that one raised this sea-
son by Abher Miller, of this borough,
weighed 4 lbs. 8 or. VII. Record.
A beet was raised this season in the
garden Of Gen. j. Mann, of this town,
measuring 22 inches in circumference,
"a inches in length, and weighing nine
pounds. Brattleboro' Pa.