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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-28
VALUABLE MEDICINE

Tot 1ou9aS ana LOnSumptl0nS.
ME high reputation that An
DERsoN's COUGH DROPS and PECTO-
RAJ POWDERS have gained for Coughs
and other affections of the breast and lung.
leading to consumption. renders it unnecessa-
ry to say much in recommending them to the
public, as no stronger proof of their possessing
uncommon virtues could be given than will be
found by reading the Certificates accompany
ing each bottle, given by those of the first re-
spectaoiiity, who have used them in cases OF
long standing, and some of them, where their
physicians had given them up as past recovery,
nave oeen entirely restored by the use of this
medicine. The fact that they have now been
IN use five years, and that the demand the
present season has been much greater than al
any former period is also strong argument in
their favor. Thousands have shortened their
days by n"glecting Coughs ', hen first attack
ed, which have soon terminated in a seated
Consumption, and proved fatal. Scarcely a
case OF Colds, Coughs, Pain in the side, diff.
Cuity OF breathing, want of sleep arising from
debility, or even cousumptions but NAV be re-
lieVed by timely use OF This Healing Balsam.
Each dollar Bottle of this medicine. Contains
ABOUT 4O doses, which proves them to be a
cheap medicine, considering their virtues.
NEW CERTIFICATE.
l hereby certify, that for more than wear
previous to 1921 was afflicted with trouble
some and alarming cough, which rendered me
unable to labor or even to walk MANY rods
without causing profuse sweating, and after
Irymg many things without relief, obtained
val OF .aadeTson's Cough Drops, from the use
OF which soon found great relief, so as TO be
aoie TO resume and continue my usual labor.
ana nave reason to believe that the use Of
mem was the,means of saving my life, as had
put little hopes Of recovering again when !
commenced taking them, and think them I'M
oouotedly the best medicine in use for com
plants of the lungs. ELISHA DAVIS
Hudson, May 20, 1923.
Sold by Abraham Lincoln and Jeremiah
Robinson, Forester; Henry Putnam, Wes-
Yer" Ball & Fay, .NorthbOrough /; Cant. Car.
penter, Cartridge; Samuel Leeds & Co. IN.
.r tD Dr. Cutler, Greenwich Bond and Mayo.
Ve% Brookfeh and wholesale, by BART.
LETT q BREWER No. 10, Cornhill, Boston.
E~T7Prtee, One Dollar for large, and .fhy Cents
for small bottles. eond ia 70.
Worcester, Oct. 90, 1928.
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Worcester So. April Z, 1924.
Sterling, April 6, 1924.

Worcester So. April 7, 1924.
aSAKEN on execution Craving
n been previously attached on mcsne pro-
cess) and will be sold at Public Vendue, at
the dwelling house of Col. HEZEKlAH
GIBBS, in Boylston, on Wednesday the 18th
day of May next, at 2 o'clock P. M. all the
right in equity which CALEB KENDALL OF
Holden, has to redeem the following described
mortgaged REAL ESTATE, situated in Boyl-
ston, aforesaid, viz. the .iARON SAWYER
MlLLs-so called aud the premises now occupi-
ed by JOSEPH SAWYER, near said Mills
being the same that said Kendall purchased
OF said Joseph Sawyer.
EBENEZER POPE Jr. d. Sheriff.
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A. & f. HOWE
OFFER FOR SALE, AT STORE
No. 3 g 8

Bohea 49,.
25 Hhds. St. Croix and Grenada rum,
40 4" N. Z. do.
10 Pipes Cognac and Spanish PRANDY.
25 do. and Or. Casks Sicily, Lisbon and
Malaga WINE,
do. Holland GIN,
IS Bills. Am. do.
25 Hhds. best retailing MOLAsSES,
Loaf, Lump, White Havana and Brown
SUGARS,
Shot, assorted sizes,
Best English, Duponts and Com. POW
DER,
Albany, Lorillard's, Macoboy and Rappee
SNUFF,
4-6-8-1O-l2 and god. Cut NAILS and
BRADS,
100 Boxes ex& 7x9 and 8xlo Window
GLASS;.
Dry Fish.-No. /, Q and 8 MACKERELL,
Winter and Summer OIL,
$50 Bbls. Genessee,
Howard St. =
Richmond c. NJ. S
Fredericksburg, .
Alexandria and
Petersburg
w The above with an assortment equal
to any usually kept in w. |. Goods Stores,
will be sold as low for cash or liberal credit
as can be bought in Boston.
March 81. 3m.
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Notice.

VIZ HEREAs my wife Ruthy has
w absented from my bed and board,
hereby forbid all persons harboring or trusting
her on my account, as will pay no charges
Of her contracting after this date.
SAMUEL G. EDWARDS.
SOuthbr'dge, April 10, 1894.
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Wanted,

h IMMEDIATELY, at Vandeusen's
Il Factory one good Cardcr and Roper, one
spinner, two broad and four sattinett Weav-
ers, to whom good encouragement will be
given. WILLIAM BARNES.
WASHINGTON ADAMS.
Great harrington, Mass. April 8,
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Worcester, IS. April 10, 1924.

Worcester, ss April 10, 1924.
4. TTAcHED on mesnc process,
IA taken on Executions and will be sold et
Public Vendue at FITCH WINCHES rER'S
Inn, in scarborough, on Saturday the 18th
day OF May next at two o'clock in the after
moor, all the right in equity which EBENEZER
BELLOWS has to redeem his morgaged real
estate, situated about one HUNDRED rods east
of the Westinghouse in Scarborough in Said
County, containing "a acres OF land, be tho
same more less, with the buildings thereon
being the same on which said Ebenezer now
lives. JOS. LOTHROP, D.Shsrif.
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FROM THE CONN. MIRROR.
THE DEEP.

THE DEEP.
There's beauty in the deep;
The wave is bluer than the sky,
And though the lights shine bright on high,
More softly do the sea-gems glow
That sparkle in the depths below;
The rainbow's tints are only made
When on the waters they are laid,
And Sun and Moon most sweetly shine
Upon the oceans level brine.
There's beauty in the deep.
There's music in the deep
1t is not in the surf's rough roar,
Nor in the whispering, shelly shore
They are but earthly sounds, that tell
How little of the sea nymph's she'll
That sends lis loud, clear note abroad,
Or winds its scftness through the food,
Echoes through groves with coral gay,
And dies i,n sporgy banks, away
There's music il the deep.
There's quiet in the deep
Above, let tides and tempests rave,
And earth porn whirlwinds wake the wave;
Above, let care and fear contend,
With sin and sorrow to the end.
Here far beneath the tainted loan,
That frets above our peaceful home,
We dream in joy and wake in love,
Nor know the rage that yells above
There's quiet in the deep.
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LEGHORN BONNETS.

EOHN EATON has Just re-
Cd ceived a large supply of LEGHORN
BONNETS which he will sell at fair prices.
Forester April 81, 1924.
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Information Wanted

4 MAN by the name of CAItfp
~ GEORGE, on the 26th of Fet Fen Il
left Mr. John TayIoe's of Amher.i ea..
near the toll bridge. Nothing has ,ineaI =
heard OF The said George but 10y the be. -
formation can get he Wa either AIf.pI.,tf
I'D or DROWNED II tie body of :. - +.
man should be found, il Is earnestly re ~ -
ed by the subscriber that lie may he Jss II :
uried, and the person OF rersors rcrf$5.9 J
his act Of kindness shall be au,liy ~. IN. :
ny the subscriber, living near Cbailolles,ai
IN Albemarle county. Tie above -
Calvin George had on when he lrr H. .s Il
loe's, plaid cloak, blue cloth coat. ill.,. Ia.
simere pantaloons aud blue waist,oa, -
had alsoa SILVER WATCH, wnla,.i,II fs
on The latter of which were the t!i.,l ,5;,l
OF the subscribers name, L. NJ 1t.s6ga
ed that all Information will be giyee =
on the unfortunate subject. ~ ne
LUTHER NJ. GEOEer
March %
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.MetronomicM System.

They who shall be instructed upon this
plan Will find by practice that Music has
every advantage of a science, pleasing 10
the human ear aud understanding, and
that il is mol that ephemera mechanical
knowledge Which those instructed IN the
usual mode have supposed II.
Music, When cultivated as science like
Mathematics aud Philosophy, expands the
nQnd aud improves the heart and DISPOSE.
tion.-This method affords equal advanta-
yes 10 those who reside in town and those
IN the country. Lessons for week, for
fortnight or for mouth, will be found as
beneficial as those Of shorter periods. -
H. will attend to sihe instruction of iudi-
,duals, or classrs which may be formed,
al any moderate distance from Lynch
burg. lie has engaged skiliul person 10
furnish him with Metronomes, for the use OF
MS scholars.
p He has Il large assortment Of i'm.
ported Music, for the accommodation of his
pupils, and has an agent at the north, To
furnish any person with all kind of Nlusica
Instruments, Pianos, Clarionets, Flutes, &c
&c.
a. A line addressed to J. \. s. at Mr.
Robert Mouss'5 will meet With prompt
attention,
December ). Wits ID
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My. aleXanAer WriwNt,
N1arcl II

lR As you are not an inhabitant ol
the commonwealth of Virginia, take
hi. method of notifying you, that on Satur
lay the 10Th day of May neAt, ii being the
,lAth day OF the term Oft superior court OF
ehancrry holden for the I.ynchburg district,
shall hy my attorney move the said court
Tor writ Of ceftiotari, to remove thithrr the
record aud proceedings of a suil now depend
ing and uude ermiued in the county court al
Nelson on the ohancery side ol said court
where you are complainant, and Robinson +
Beancamp, executor ofJames stevens, dec d
aud myself are defendants and shall rely a.
d ground for soid application, on the unrea
sonablc neglect aud delay of said county
court i'll heretofore failing TO proceed to 4 de
ci,ion in the said suit, or 10 entertain a mo
ton for n dissolution OF the Injunction awar
Ted the plaintiff in said suit
PHILIP RYAN.
Marcel II M-ivl2
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Virginia:
At rules holden in the clerks off ee of the superior
co Of cbaneery for the Lynchburg district, tue 7tli
daA = November 1928:
Edward Lynch, pit.
Against
Be- Ialnin Perkins and Robert Hughes and John Ar.
1Asttad, merchants aud partners under tlc frnI OF
Hughes and Arn1sead, and W Illam GIllIat, dpfIs.
1heslSfendant Benjamih Perkins not having entered
hi. appearance and gwen security according the Aci
Of Assembly and the rules OF this court, and appear
iup by Satisfactory EVIDENCE, that he inhab
ta Of this country 1t IS ordered, lat the SUD DE-
f,niant do appear here on the first day OF the
term and answer the bill of the Plaintiff and tiat
copy of tins order be ortW nh inserted IA some news
paper rinted IN the town OF ISnchbnrg Tor two
months secesssely, and posted AT the mont door of
th. cOuri house III the sad town.
81. JOHN WILLS, elk.
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IgIna
At rules hoden in the Clerks Office of the Superio
Court Oh Chancery for tht Lynehburg bSWIci, Il I'll
day OF Nov Inber, ih2'.
Ihc Presdem, Directors and Compny Of the Far
merS Ianh oil Virginia, pts.
Against
luhn Moore, Hctlismn Perkins. Richard Perkins
llii.m utn,i All DAVID Saunders, stn. dtl ).
The defendant EeI tnin L. kns ny tni,r,D
ms appear anco and BACn SECURITY acCui ding lit
act OfassCmbiN and the rules al tins count, ana II
appearing BY satisfactory evidence. that he
habita ol tins country It's ordered, mat the sid
Deienuant do appear here the hrs day OF the ~
torm aud isHtl the L,ll ul III, palnlhs and 4lat
copy oi this order be forthwith inserted ~ suuC
paper Pilhtt TN tit tuNH OF lyhcburr, lur
SUCCESSIVE! and puslcu the front OF the count
h0usg, III The sad tow.
A
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Virginia to Wit:
At rI nolden IN the clerks office Of the super II
count OF chanoerN Tor the ~ uebuy5 dstrIet, the 7t
day OF NONomher, 1913.
Andrew Ruddal, pit.
Against
John n, Urland and John Moore, dtitS.
The defendant John Moorland not having entered his
appear ami gwen security according 10 the act ot
mbll and The rules al tus court, and appearing
by sauSiaet"r! e'ldenc. that hr ~ Inhabant OF
this country At ~ orutred. that the sand defendant do
appeal hc,t tbs first day OF he team aud an
s"er The bill OF the plaintiff and thai cop. If
tins order he torlhN ih inserted IN stnle nc srarcr
printed M the town OF ynchhurg, Tor two months Nc
ee>NNci), and posted the iront doUr OF the court
house "A III, SAID tow.
topA este
81 JOHN WILLS, OK.
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Stop the Villain,

= UNAWAY the Cd of tlj, roona
4 mulatto man named NED. y.
fellow, but has a large breast a,d l. .,.. 'eR
made, little bow-legged. "a ijgl G,lIl.5','s5
dark eyes, holes in bis tar. 3,.,I - a.
sharp chin-wears his hairfi,5 t,li,'1 ,1Ias
bold aud open conference Hg.,,,,,,s,.. ~
He is a keen arlluI leIlte. ~" u.
read and write lllhe. IT. cI,tLn,, I'm
particularly drscrbe, tn lIer, Is : am,
he is genteell, !, thcd. lie ,,,','a u III
watch, with Il 1U'd or iii thain. ,,'5 'Nff
He rode off DARN GkEA MAKE g..
feet siuches high, in good order. ,l,,1 -. = :
her shoes net much NuiI.--sLc i-N.r.l'='.,
well formed-and has the nol, 81 ,i,5.5
gear upon her shoulders, and 70 ,ur,i1,rlz
scor upon one of them, hieh onthr shonl,s=
blade, | think on the right She has a ys...
tIick tale aud name, though not yer, looe
She is spirited and active and rides we'll T..
is well equipped for travelling, Nitlt.sdn
bags. big ccal of bear skin with lagr rg,,
&c. have no doubt he has ohtanedft.f T.,
pcrs, and will attempt 10 pa, a. d l,en5q
aud make To some free state, and la}e "a
doubt but he has altered his name. III,
handy fellow, a good fousc servant. n5iII.e
and shoemaker, and can tuIn his ianG n An,
thing, and have no doubt but be ha-a ll,nIg
OF money. will give reward u llFgY
DOLLARS 10 any person WHO VIII dfnfr
him to me, or secure him in any Jail 50 lal /
get him again, within this slate; and if Fl,0
wthontthe state ONEHUNDRED DOLLARS
if secured or delivered Ia ne, aud ten della.
for the mare if taken within His state and IL
livered 10 me, and twenty dollars if GlQ
out Of the state and returned home
SAMUEL MORRIS
Buckingham, Aug % Nls3
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.trnl,s hoi,ie m the Clerks ofet 81 the snperfn
eourt of chaneery for the Lynehbarg Distet, the d
day at 80 tni1ef, 1873.
David Kosser PIT.
Against
Iabn y. Hose. homas Moore. lr. James W, DefPli,
0irorgc E,e, Nathaniel RlNes, " iliam NJ. Hifts ana
lc,,as a Siey.ns defis,
The defendant Benjamin Perkins not having ente
ell has appearace and gwen security according TO IL
ar Of assembly and the rules of this court, and II alp
u arn by satisfactory evidence, that he IS not an ina
hfan Of tins country, ordered, that the said d.en
dam do appear here the first DAY OF the NtteI1n a
ansWer die bill of the plaintiff and that copy Of m
order be forthwith inserted IA seue newspaper printed
IN the town of Iynchburg To- months succtssistl
aud posted AT the front door OF the house ia the
sad Town. Aeopy--Ieste,
81 JOfN VI Ills, Nh.
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MY. Jeremiah AngralN.

3e IR-Take notice, that we shall, on the
= lsi day Of May nest, at tie Spout Ia
serl, in the county of Campbell, and state OF
Virginia, between the rising and setting OF
the sun of said day, proceed to take the lie
positions of John Hughes aud others, TO be
read as evidence on the trial of suit now
pending in the superior court of chancery fol
the Lynchburgd district, wherein you are plain-
tiff and We are defendants, when and where
You may attend il yon please. If We should
not complete the taking of the above men
toned dispositions on that day, we shall cou
time to take them from day TO day Sunday
eAcepicd) until all are completed.
Yours, &C.
MOON & MCKINNEY.
Narch II 3lw4w
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Virginia
Atrules holden the clerkso OF the superior
OF ehanc,1 for the LJn.burg District, the 7th day OF
November, 1923.
binsO AID Mar, ms VIE, John Stone and Elizabeth hs
WITT, aud William IcitWlh, g0aruiau oil Deliihli Ann
aud HCZtkah stu all, PITS.
Against
John ! ter. 53hh Ovcrstreet and Nancy lis vi.
Sorrcin Jctery josiah uckhart and Jens his WIFE lta
J,ttr, Henry je.or, HANSON Jttr, Betsy Latcior
Elliot ltter and J.ssc letter, and Sarah Jcttr, widow
AID Harry. Cynthia, Emily, LIZA aud Lar mia Jtte 3,
hdren OF Caleb Jeier dee, ers AID sentative Is
Henry deter, de c., aud the slid Je,st Letter, adm,
with the viii anntAed Of the sand Henry Jct"r, d,etas Il,
Il ndants,
The defendant Sarah Jetcr not having entered mr.
appeal and given security according 10 the act OF
assembly aud the rules Of tins court, and IT Appearing
by Satisfactory evidence that she Is not niabiiant
81 tins Cuunuy 1t Is Urdcred that the said detndani
do appear heIe the first dag OF the term aid
answer the bull OF the plaintiffs aud tbat copy oi
tn, Order be forthwith inserted III sUnt ItwNphpt
rfnt ia the toWnol LJnchhuig Tor twu months Sut-
essnt and posted the front door OF M court ho ut
ia The sand tuWn.
copy-Testc,
1OIIN WILL 6. elk,
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FOR HIRF

WILL HIRE, Jyih month, or for M
/ balance ofihe ysor, FIPE NEGRO MY,
frd rate iaIorers,) aud IHkLE BOlSa IN
modsrate terms, i Implication be made 'omsd'-
attiy. COLIN b11h'NE"'
Uo,1L 10 - U3tC
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NUgunas
AtrUlts a1id.n in the Clerks Office ofthe SUP, r,i
Court 9" Ch'neep Tor the L,hehbulg Lhuic,, tic III
day ui November, lbs.
iona han +. tundlii, IT.
Against
Jam,, I'ournoy, q aries whitley and J. < smith,
dttts.
The defendant james Flournoy not having ent.s-
eahs dppt aranet ana gwen Seeuritl according to III,
act OF ass,mhiy and the rules eli tins court, and u
appearing ny satisfactory evidence. that hf not
an haManl Of tbs cuuhtry,ul ofdetod that the SAID
uSithuAnt dc appear here on the irst day OF the neat
term aud answer the bail OF the plaintiffs; AID tha,
n OF TINS order be forthwith mselledln some spa
Ter printed IN the soNn of Lynchburg turtW n,uiaa,
suce,SNCN, aud posted the front doUI ui the
huusc IN the saId tuWu.
AcOpy-l oSte,
d JOHN WILLS, elk.
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TRD SI' : We.
Marcel II

IN pursuance of deed of trust executed
y 10 the subscribers, 10y james {. Moorman.
hearing date the I'd day of October, Is43, and
duly of record in the clerks office of tie
county court of Campbell, tor the purpose oil
securing the payment of sundry debts therein
specified, We shall, on Monday, the 10th day
OF April, Is2l, il fair, if not the first tair day
thereafter, Sundays excepted, most positive
ly, and without any Kind of reserve, proceed
to sell, by way Of public auction, to the high
Il. hiLllr
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TIE TRACT OF LAND.

on which the said Moorman now resides, on
Flat creek, in The county OF Campbell con-
tanning go acres, more OF less This tract
of land Is composed of four several tracts.
bought by sad Moorman of John Galloway.
" iiiiam Arthur, A6ner Early, and AuseIm
Lynch, trustee, making in the whole a very
desirable farm There is already soWn on
the low grounds, crop of wheat, which the
purchaser can have the benefit of, and fbc
possession Of the place can he had immed
ateiy. lie improvements are very good II
Is unnecessary 10 say more by way of dies.
crtptlon, as ii is not likely that any ncr.on
will buy from that alone; Ne therefore ear.
Mostly invite those who may hive any sort of
wish To buy land, 10 visit the place and iudoe
for themselves; aud we advise tnriher II, at
they do not let the present Opportunity slim.
The terms will be liberal and made known
on the day of sale. Acting as trustees. we
shall convey such right To the land as is vested
III Us as such, and 40 other
WILLIAM 3. LYNCH
BOILING CLARK. Trus,ees
JACOB ANDERSON,
March 20, David, 3a
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AMIN 4. SCAA,

AETTRNS his thanks 10 the citizens Of
Ii Lynchburg and its vicinity, for the Il
beral encouragement which he has receIr-
ed, and invites those who wish 10 become
proficient in the science Of music, TO EN-
brace this opportunity of being instructed
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NtFihias
At rut,S holden in the Clerks Office Of the sHperof
eourioi chaneeiy ior the Llnehbur6 DisuIet, the III
day q NOvsmhor, 1923.
ihonaS ,. holloway pit.
Against
CtoIgc >. Holloway aud Nicholas kenny and IL "a.
IT II hs wiir, otftIlJ RI Labet Holloway, de1r.
Ii, ia iCndanl btu D. Holloway not HAVING Entered
Hs appCai anc, and gwen Stcur! atcoi Ding Ia tt ae
ot Assembly AID te rules Ot tins court, It appear
my by satisfactory e,drnce. that ht iablti
81 TINS country It's ordered, thai The sand dvioGa tie
appear ht the flSt day U The IeAt and
he bali ut tht plaintiff and that copy OF tins old,
1T IorthWi it'll inserted III some ntW Spfper printed ia tit
town Of L. nchbnrg for Two month, sueeessNe!, and
posted tht Il ont door OF the court house in the snu
/ IoWn. SnpA- ltstt,
| II, JOHN WILLS, elk.
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Yetvr Walkev,

TTORNEY AT LAW, will attend
K n the superior and inferior courts of the
counties of Amherst and Bedford and the
Chancery Court Tor the Lyuchhurg district.
His residence is near Bedford courthouse.
March 20. - WIWA
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Iy. William ". Euncan,

.ffEkS hls professional services to
- tie citizens of Amherst and the ADA
erld counties. lie will attend with prom p
tilude ~ any cast, either surgical or medl-
eal, and by his unwearied attention, lie
bapes to share part OF public patronage.
IL Rill co, = ae Mt his 1lhrr's the Rev.
y ~. DuucanaI Anlrrst.
March ~ 81
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A I court Of quarterly session held for
"A Amherst county, NJ The courthouse, on
Mondae, the 18th day OF March, 1871
Charles Bib Robert {. Bib, Benjamin
pibh. aud Levi B,bb, plaintiffs,
against
Joseph MAYS, aud Sally his wife, formerly
Sally Bibh. john Duncan, aud Rachel hi
wife, formerly Rachel Bibb, Joseph Bib, aud
Nancy Bihb, widow aud rcIict of Martin iiibh
icceHsed, Arthur Il. Davies, appointed guar.
,lian 10 defend Nancy Bibb, William Bibh,
ubl Martin B,hb, nlont heirs OF said Martin
lib, Deceased, defendant,
~ CILlNCERV
The plainR Is having flied their bill, where
upon II appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the
count that the READ estate ul the said Martin
Bib, dereatcd, i'll tot exceed three hundred
dollars slnrc.lo cach dtslrbulce II Is there
fore ordered, that Josrph MAY aud sally his
wife, formerly Sally Bib, John Duncan, aud
Rachel his wife, formerly Rachel Gihb, Nancy
Bbb, William B,bh, aud Martin Kibb, infant
heirs OF Martin Bib, decreased, by Ar
lhnr 3. Davies, their guardian, Joseph Bib,
aud Nancy Bib, widow aud rcliol OF snd
Martin Bib, deceased, do appear here on the
first day OF june court neal, 10 slew eanse, ii
any they eau, why tire said real estate should
a,ot be sala aud distributed according 10 the
Net ~ Assembly IN HAT ease made and pro
,ded, according 10 the prayer Of the plain
l,lrf bit and It appearing 20 the satisfaction
ct the court that the defendant Joseph Bibb
due, moi reside within the limits of this com.
IHonwealth II is therefore ordered, thai IN
less the said defendant doth appear here on
,or before tho FIRST day OF Iunc court ne>l aud
enter his appearances, aud give security ac-
cordine 10 the Act of Assembly, the plaintiffs
hill shall he taken rs confessed, and the mat
tcf thereof dccr"ed accordingly aud il is
further ordered, tH.d u copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in Tie Nirginiaa, for the
sraeo of two mouth, successfully, aud that
nuothet copy thereof be posted at tho front
door Of the courthouse of thi, county, an
some court day. \ eopy--Ieste.
50 4 b. DAVIES, {.