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TABBY VELvErs.
Flaeg and Bandanna
lfAND'KFs.
Fancy Silk do.
Plain White, strip'd
and Check'd CRA-
WATTS.
Silk, Beaver, and Kid
GLOVES.
Shaded and Figur'd
Silks.
Bl'k SYEonAws, LUIS
TRINGs, and SARs.
NETS.
Double & Sing. Chain
Bl'k LEvANTIHEs.
Blue, Black, Brown,
Crimson, and Stripe
PLusHEs.
Satin and Tafeta
RIBBONS.
SATTINETr & TICK
ING.
Bleach'd and Brown
SHEETlNGs.
Do. do. SaIRTINas.
CoTroN YARN, &c.
&c. &c.
1926. CIV
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aaoetrp.
From the Atlantic Magazine

"A VISION IN VERSE.
had a dream, which was not all dream
dream'd-it was summers eve:
The burning sun had sunk to rest;
But many CLEAN of flowing light
Still Iinger'd in the glowing west,
And seem'd like thoughts of sainted friends
Ia pity to our weakness giv'n,
To sooth us while we stay on earth,
And lift our wishes all TO Hear'n.
wander'd in lovely place,
A fair and fertile garden ground,
Where trees and plants, and fruits and flowers,
Their mingled fragrance waited round;
And all that could delight the sense.
And fix and charm the wandering view.
With much for beauty, much for use,
In wild but tasteful freedom grew.
Methought was not there alone
In such place il were not well,
For what was e'cr enjoyment worth
With no one near our joy to tell?
But four or six were gather'd round,
A little varied company,
Of manly bearing, youthful grace.
And lovely woman's witchery.
And one there was--Oh! who has pass'd
From childhood's dawn to manhood's day,
Nor felt one star was wanting yet
To light and cheer his lonely way9
Long years may fit-his cheated eye
Be lur'd by many transient CLEAN,
Ere, like that pleiad, lost so long.
His own lov'd star in beauty beam.
Yes--one there was-Oh! need there years
To melt the soul and win the heart?
For-lips and eyes there are, whose charms
Quick as the electric fluid dart;
Whose single look, or tone, or smile,
kills all the soul with loves assurance,
And tells, as words can never tell,
vi truth that mocks at times endurance,
Oh! there was one-in many dream
OF early love I'D met that eye,
And gaz'd upon its tranquil beam,
And felt its winning witchery;
And many time that angel voice
Had bfeath'd upon my rsvish'd ear.
And kindled high the glowing hope,
And driven afar the anxious fear.
That one was there-I heard, saw
Those liquid tones, that beaming face,
That form with purest mind instinct,
And blest with every nameless grace;
And while within thai gardens round,
In converse sweet, we seem to rove,
! lcok'd, listen'd, and dar'd-
Forgive the world dar'd to love.
dream'd, and bliss was in my dream;
For oft, amid her accents mid,
In maiden loneliness she look'd,
And with an angels sweetness smil'd
And many an opening flower she gave,
From loves own bow'- Of beauty torn,
And one--I PLACID it next my heart
She call'd the I" rose without a thorn.n
The smile she wore, see it now.
The fow'rs she gave, keep them yet;
The words she spoke, hear them still,
Nor one my soul shall e'er forget,
Deep in my breast they shall repose,
In ey'ry chance my spell of pow'r;
Theme Of my thoughts, mid scenes of JOY,
Charm ofmy soul, in sorrows hour.
But while | dream'd, relentless Time,
Who never yet knew stop or stay,
Had paid, methought, fine glowing west,
Aud quite dispell'd the parting day;
And night came on, and dews fell fast,
And darkness threw its cherries shade,
And then woke, and wept to think
That scenes 50 fair should ever fade
That LIES best hopes, loves brightest beam
Night prove at last a heeting dream.
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g. Re g A. SI0YJyB
IAVE lately received a rich
III IL assortment of sessonable Goods, consist

Black, Blue, Olive,
Brown, and Mix'd
BROADCLOTHS.
Black, Blue, Drab
and N1ix'd CASSI-
MERES.
Cashmere and Valen-
tia SHAwLs and
MANTLEs.
Norwich, Tartan, and
Caroline PLAIDs.
Blue and Brown CAM.
BLETS.
Flannels and Booking.
Plain and Fig'd Bonn
BAz ETs.
GINGHANIs.
Fancy PRINTS.
Furniture do.
Black BoMBAzINE.
Plain and Fig'd Book
MUsLINs.
Do. do. Swiss do. II
White & Col'd CAM
BRICKS.
White & Black LIN
EMS.
Black, Slate, 4 White
Worsted HOSE.
Shrewsbury, Oct. II
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CITY MANDATORY,

so called, situate in FRANKLIN, together with
one quarter of the FARM connected there
with, containing one hundred and fifty acres,
one quarter Of the SAW and GRIST MILL.
and the other Buildings On the premises, which
are well built and in excellent order. The
Factory, in which are one thousand spindes,
is situated on fine privilege, with sufficient
water power to carry two thousand spindles.
1t is not too much TO say that the natural stu
alton of this estate is rarely exceeded in beau
ty, while the efforts of art have given to it an
appearance of uncommon neatness and finish.
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Notice is hereby Gsven,
VNHAT the Subscriber

4 been duly appointed Administrator on the
Estate of ZECHARIAH WHITMAN. late of
Westminster, in the County Of Worcester, deceas-
ed, and has taken upon himself that trust by
giving bonds as the law directs. Ali persons in.
debted to said Estate, are hereby called upon to
make immediate payment; and all those to whom
said Estate is indebted, are requested to exhibit
their demands for settlement.
JONATHAN WHITMAN.
Sept, G, 1895.
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"a IN Z [ b s.
I A'y,S'S

Or, Whit'celps Original Opoaeldoc.
YSHlS article is considered, by
II the first Physicians in the United States,
to rank higher than any other composition in
existence, for the following complaints, viz
Bruises, Sprains, GO,tt, Rheumatism, Cranap,
N'tna6ness, Weakness, or Stiffness an the Meek
ana Jotnf'' Ca'toiaias, ChaPped Hands, Stangs
Of Insects, Vegetable PoisOns, &c. &c.
CAUTION.
A host of wretcbed and most con-
temPtible limitations, prepared by different
people in their own names, are in existence.
Therefore, as you value ttfe or limb, be sure to
ask for Whitwslps Opodeidoc, or you will, in all
probability, te dreadfuuy imposed upon.
Sold at the Bookstore of CLAREN-
DON HARRiS-wbere also may be had the
VOLATILE AROMATIC SNUFF.
so celebrated throughout the American CONT
nent in cases Of Catarrh aud Headache.
5 august 3, 1925.
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Farm for Sale.
WILL be sold at Public Auc-


w ton, (if not previously disposed. of at
private sale,) on Tuesday, the twenty-second
day Of November next, at two o'clock, in the
afternoon, on the premises, an excellent Farm,
very pleasantly situated, one mile from Wor-
cGster Court-IIouse, on the old Boston road,
SO called, leading from Worcester to Boston.
Said Farm consists Of about one hundred acres
Of good Land, and is the one formerly occu-
pied by Capt. Samuel Brooks, deceased. 1t
also contains great quantity Of fine Clay for
Brick and Earthern Ware, equal If not supe-
rior to any in the County Of Worcester. said.
Farm will be sold together or in lots as will
best suitthe purchaser.--Terms Of payment
made known at the time Of sale. Any person
wishing to examine the Farm, will please to
call upon the Subscriber living near the prem-
ises. GEORGE w. BROOKS.
Worcester, Sept. II, 1926. II
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Notice as hereby Given,
WNHAT tho Subscriber

N been duly appointed Administrator on the
Estate Of MICAH REED, late Of New.Brain-
tree, in the County of Worcester, deceased.
and has taken upon himself that trust, by
giving boods as the law directs. All persons in
debted 70 said Estate, are hereby called upon to
make immediate payment; and all those to
whom said Estate is indebted, are requested to
exhibit their demands for settlement.
SAMUEL MIXTER.
New.Braintree, Oct. so, 1925
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A WATER PRIVILEGE,

in the town Of WRENTHAM, formerly owned
by Benjamin Ware, Con which has lately been
built good and substantial dam,) with wa
ter power sufficient TO carry one thousand spia
dies. The situation is very good for the erec-
ton of buildings, and presents strong induce
ments to any one wishing to engage in manu- :
featuring pursuits. Also
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Wanted 10 Hire hamediateln
A HOUSE on the Main street

4 "A for the accommodation of small Family
--or to exchange the use Of house on the
street for that Of another similarly situated,
but having little more room.
Apply at this Office.
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To Farmers and manufacturers.
VENHE Subscriber offers for

II sale, two Farms.-One called the Den
ny Farm, lying in the west part Of Leicester,
containing 1876 acres, the other called the
Swan Farm, lying in the east part of Spencer,
containing SIS acres, and adjoining the other
Farms. Both Farms are the first rate soil,
with an abundant supply of wood, we'll wa
tered and fenced with stone wall. On the
Swan Farm is valuable Mill Privilege, suit
able for Factories, with sufficient and durable
water, and has been improved as Grist- Min
for nearly fifty years.
lfsaid Farms are not previously disposed of
at private sale, they will absolutely be sold at
Public Auction TO the highest bidder, Oh the
premises, on the nineteenth day of November
next, al IL o'clock at noon.
Also, for sale, Farm, situated half mile
east of the Westinghouse in Spencer, on the
great post road, containing 60 acres Of good
Land, with good buildings and we'll fenced.
For further particulars, apply to the Subscrib-
er, living on the last mentioned Farm.
JOHN BOYDEN.
Spencer, Sept. 20, 1925. If
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asntportutss of .Fast,to,r.

ALBERT BR@WNa
Merchant Tailor 8. Woollen Draper.
u EEPS constantly on hand,
ma and has just received, a prime assort-
ment of superfne English and Domestic Black.
Blue, Claret, Olive, and Mix'd BROAD
CLOTHS and CASSlMERES. Also. Light
Drab, Lion Skin, and Grecian COATING. a
new and superb article; large Pearl Buttons
lsr do. Camlet and Trimmings for Coats and
Cioaks new and prime assortment of Vest
ings OF every description Goats, Cloaks, Pan
falcons and Vests ready made. Also, Worst
ed, Lambs Wool, and Cotton Shirts and
Drawers; Handkerchiefs; Gloves; Suspend
Is; Bolivar Stocks; Grecian Cravat Stifners.
With prime assortment of TRIMMINGs-all
which will be sold low for Cash.
OF A. B. will furnish Suits to order
equal to any in Boston or elsewhere, as he
Keeps the best of Goods, and employs the
hrst-rate Jouneymen.
Fall Fashions just received.
Wanted. Immediately, two first
rate Workmen, to whom constant employment
will be given.
Worcester, Sept. 81, 1926. 3ts 3teow
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Notice Is hereby Gsven.
THAT the Subscribers hav

IN been duly appointed Executors Of the last
Will and Testament of JOSEPH SUMNER.
late Of Shrewsbury. in the County Of Worcester,
Gentleman, deceased, and have taken upon
emseIyes that trust, by giving bonds as the law
directs. All persons indebted to said Estate, are
hereby called upon to make immediate payment
and all those to whom said Estate Is indebted
are requested to.exhibited their demands for set
Element.
ANDREW H. WARD,
ANN J. SUMNER.
ERASTUS SUMNER.
Shrewsbury, Nor. l, 1895.
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Notice is hereby Given,

iTESHAT the Subscriber has
been duly appointed Executor Of the last
WaI and Testament Of JOHN w. HUBBARD,
late OF Worcester, in the County Of Worcester,
ESQ. deceased, and has taken upon himself that
crust, by giving bonds as the law directs All per-
sons Indebted 10 said Estate are hereby called up.
T.. 20 make immediate payment; and all those 70
Wh0fa said Estate is indebted, are requested to
.rhlbk their demands Tor SCI sment.
SAMUEL AUSTIN, Epr'r.
Worcester, Noy. I, 1885.
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Pocket Book Found.

HOUND on the Turnpike
M Road ia Holden, an old Leather POCK-
ET-BOOK, containing very little money and
some old papers, which may be had by the
owner, he paying for this advertisement In
.duire Of the Subscriber, living in West-BoyIs-
ton. JOoEPh DWELLY.
Nov. 9, 1926.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-11-16
RELF ELS
BOTANICAL DRoPS!

QFSeyeral cures have recently been performed
by the use OF the above Drops, in this City and
nsighbourhood which, with nnumerable for
iner cases, prove this Medicine to contain prop.
critics uneqnalled for the cure of complaints for
which they are recommended.
THESE DROPS z0iu cure the most in
veterate Scurvy, Scrofula, Leprosy, Salt
Rheum, Scsld III cad in children, old Sores or u
GERS, Fistulas, Pimpled or Carbuuced Faces,
Sore Legs, Scorbutic Gout, foul fostering erup-
tons, Humours, and every other disorder arising
from an impure state of the blood aud Juices
They also perfect Digestion, and bypurifying the
blood prevent malignant hum0nrs from being
thrown on the lungs, &c. The intention of these
Drops is to cleanse The 6lood, which they will do
in most wonderful manner, by throwing the
foul matter from thence to the surface Of the
skin, where'lt will dry up and disappear. Expe.
rence OF many years iraS confirmed the power
iui and sautary effect Of these Drops, and NUM-
berless cases could be produced to eyince the
truth OF what is here asserted. Many have ex.
perlenced their happy effects in cases even when.
from long continuance of sharp corodng ul.
GERS, the bones themselves have been ultimately
affected aud the limbs endangered The SAFETY
with which they may be administered to children
and infants, is an additional encouragement 10
the timely use of them. 0--JTFuIl and ample di.
rectohs accompany each bottle. Price one GloE-
Tar.
These Drops were prepared from the orieinGl
recipe, BY the late Or. w. L. Conway, are war.
ranted genuine, and may he had wholesale of the
present proprietor, at his Counting Room, over
No. 10, Court-street, opposite Concert Hail, Bos.
ton; and retail by his appointment, of JEREAII.
All ROBINSON, Druggist, Worcester.
IN various cities and towns throughout the u
nion--where may also be had the other valuable
Medicines prepared by the late DR.. Conway.
OrAlarge discount TO country physicians, trad
ers, &c,
Pamphlets of many extraordinary cures accom-
pany each bottle. Boston, Aug. H.
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Notice is hereby Giucn,
HyHAT the Subscriber

II been duly appointed Administrator on
the Estate Of ASA BoWKER, late Of Winclien
don, in the County Of Worcester, deceased, and
has taken upon himself that trust, by giving bonds
as the law directs. All persons indebted to said
Estate are hereby called upon to make immediate
payment; and all those to. whom said Estate is
indebted, are requested to exhibit their demar DIS
for settlement. LUTHER BOWKER. =
October i8, 1895.
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Auction.

an Thursday, the LIST day of
" December next, will be sold at Samuel
B. TaonaGs's Coffee House, aundry articles of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
such as Beds, Bedding, Chairs, &c. &c. and
other articles Of common use.
(S1T- Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. M.
Conditions will then be made known.
VIM. EATON, .4uet'T.
Worcester, Nor. 9, 1926.
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WAT0M@go
p. & d. GODDARD

n AVE just received a general
- n assortment of Patent Lerer and verge
WATCH MOVEMENTS which were manu-
featured particularly to their order, at one of
the best Shops in Great Britain, and can be
confidently recommended TO be of as good
quality as are now imported. By being inn
ported without Cases, heavy duty is saw
ed, whereby they are afforded at as low rate
as can be obtained in the country. Gentle
men wishing to purchase, can have them
cased with either Gold or Silver, 10 their own
taste.
Likeirtse--a fne assortment of LADIES'
GOLD WATCHES, with Gold and Enamell-
ed DIALs.
ALSO
A general assortment of WATCHES of
their own manufacture, together with good
supply of other articles in their line of bust
ness.
Worcester, Nov. 9, 1926.
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Notice as hereby Given,
the Subscriber

n been duly appointed Administrator on the
Estate of EZRA ADAMS, late of Brookfeld
in the County Of Worcester, deceased, and has
taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds
as the law directs. AL. persons indebted TO said
Estate, are hereby called upon to make immediate
payment; and all those to whom said Estate is
indebted, are requested 10 exhibit their demands
for settlement. Eli FORBES.
Oct Q5 1895
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a Farm for Sale,
SITUATE about one mile east

~ Of Oxford Meeting House, on the new
county road to Sutton, containing one hun
bred and nine acres of good Land, with a
Dwelling House, Barn, Cider-Mill, and Cider
Mill House, all in good repair. Said Farm is
in high cultivation, with never-failing Springs
of Water
Also, twenty-five acres of 6rst-rate Now
ing and Pasture Land, adjoining said Farm on
the east northeast. Also, five acres of Pas
ture Land, lying partly in Oxford, and partly
in Sutton.-For further particulars, inquire of
the Subscriber. LEWIS SUBWAY.
Oxford, August 81, 1925. eowtoFeb 90
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Shrewsbury, Oct. 1895.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-15


Laiest from Easssa.- Gag, BsalC, OF
tia sch'r Princess Ans-, arrived here
yssisrdAy nornius in I I dsts from Ha-
vaaa; iuforms me U. =. Ship CsssisiIl-
sisD. Captains Woot,sY, hay;rg Coa-
noiora Wzr5H.soa 90 board, and the
snip soHs Ap4As, Capt NIesotsoa,
we're od Hsvana whsa as sale, esic srs
sad crews al! wall
Thr Z. s Sioop Fsgs5ssi, siiish;P.
maa EArio, atTirsd At dagnnS I9to ult.
irom Key Vast, brisgius Intelligence
sa$; the is'sna was very sichJ-grest
many deaths mad secured, and CsHIy
all tbs rssiisgts of ths ley we're sick.
RESURRECTION IN OUDA-
Capt Uash.r VITO came rasseagrr IA
in the Princess Anne, conGrni. the iu
tsliis.nes which wa puslis5sd ia 'sss
Fridays Dessdn, upon thu authority of
q gentleman who came passenger Ia
Il. IL. @. eos brig End yHio1, thsi "a.
otaer insurrerGioa bad beeG detected
aud frustrated an.ang the Rlsclgs of "a
,.ond (lsiaul vi Cuba Ihc drst
movements were dIseogerOi on tas
plantation og Ars Pes and o.. Of
ths negroes had heta Concerned IN a
fosmcr a,iemp, VI tie sam. KIND, upon
being apprshsndsd OF t!1e oFetsser, con-
tossed iAss To had eonspiFea with others
IN sueha design AL ia: under rsiraIs
lblae.. oyegsesss) on ths ssoss named
plantation. and many Others had bssn
commil,ed to Jail to await thslr trial
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-15

Hightst Prize 80 COO Dolls.

10000 Ticsets--.Hs. sne blink 10 P,asc.
rpEvs,y Prize ssya5ie in C.ssR sia,y siess
atiaC tie era~r,y. -s'i.iss' 70 q 6saaeissa u
fssesa ter cens
.ey AoDE or DRAgiNG,--1hs Nur1bets
viii be put in sSsheel a. usasl--ald IN the other
~hesi Will be put, the prizes a5oss the demo
animation al Pour Dnllsrs. and the dfswihx TO
progress insle usual manter --- The 2o.s0o Pri.
yea Of -Four Dollars. viii be sgsFdsa t0 lie Odd
CO Even Numbers in tie Lottcry. (ss the case
m,y BE-, dependent on he brewing Of tho
Capital Prize Of fIilRTY fHOISAkp DOL
t4Ags--th,t 10 10 say, Il The 5000 Dsi!sf
Prize should come out 70 an C&s EuGe<r, then
eveys odd .Si4n6n ia he 5-aems ELL Dc ski
tlsd 10 q -Four Dollar PRIZE ifihe 30 oco Dol.
az Prize rhttld caIS.e oui 10 an Ezra hgHbst,
Then ell the EveH .srmbos - tho seheaso VII
be esc, eas.tlsd TO prize offsur Dollars
RT Odd Numbers ere those ending
With /. s, 5, z ors.
Er EgeD .Nssssbsfs are ihoss ending
Uih 2, A, G, 3 OF @.
THIS mode OF Drawlag not only parmi,s the
whole Lostesy 70 be completed in ONE DRAW.
ING. bat has the great sdyantsss OK dsui5ul-
ing thc small PFizss regularly IL erSg aaerissH
.N,nnaer in sss Sfiaeaie. 30 thst ihe hasdor OF
TYo 1eksls, Or Two Shares Of Iicksss. (nna
odf and one Even Eun berg will be certain Of
obtaining al least one rri~e, aud in sh.s sanA
ratio Tor an, greater qusDhty.
CA Ticket dfs%ipg superior Prixe in ibis
ScheRe to rss rcssr1etea from drawing ap infe-
rior enc also many tickets sllsrefs,e. v4i ne.
ecs"Filr epiain Two pRiZEs EACH
Tfcd,ts, IS Quarters, 81 90
Haices, 81 30 E'gatks. SO 6a5
Tickets aud Share, IL TIE above L,tlerss, 10
&c hsAl la szr,ety oil numbers ct
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-15
Reginental Orders.

THE fret Restsliou OF ,bs 67th Regiment,
will be mustered 40 SATURDAY the I'D Of Oesc-
Der next. at the Cross hosds {tsekrs aun.)
snd the sccond Battalion vii - mustered &C
Dsrkssisie. on Sssusday ths 2osh cams month
The Battalion Coass. for the brst Bssu Ion
viii BE held al ,he house OF AFR, a hs-iast. on.
the Sd Of nyen,hss next and the Court for
the second Battalion, VIII be held - tae hsuses
u Ko5ert Boks. IN Dsrkslie. on tins l2lh> u.
November sIhsge wili be Reg'nsnt.l ceurs.
81 Erqairy for ne s7th Reg. = The Globe
Tavern % nssnmssurk. "a he 25sh OF Nov.
The t',lsski Tscep snd the RIFE hangers VIII
nus'sr with the Erss, Battalion. s.s,.. i
The csupsHy formerly eoynmsndsd BY Cart
i.tczs. S6si wasssf Oh tie 2yth octsbss Wits
the secnmd B4ita'soa.
1hs comn4ndsnss. 81 .Bas,sllens vii carry
The foregoing orders saso ex-easlon.
wa GREGORY. CO.
e7sA Rsg'G v NJ
September 15-tfn
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-15

A IL these indebted 20 the estate u the late
x Richard ClGgget. Esq deceased. are re-
qlesied TO make immediass payment, IL not
speedily discharged, suits iiibr hronsh,~ith-
oai Eespect to personss - VI Il Che dstcrm.nz'
ton of the Subscriber 70 brisg tie said estate
TO speedy settlement. those Having claims a
z.,pst .ani es.s.s, nre Invited to bring ,heE
forward. properly authenticated tor settlement
hESEk HGD6RL, .fdm'r.
September IS D.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-15
Falling Water Mills.
A. sHEERER

- EspEcTFuLLY informs the Sarmess az
~ BsrksIsy county. ,ha, he has taken The
MILLS, kho~h by fhs above name, (fuuhs~iy
oecupisd ~ bis fxsher. 1homaa shssrer, deS'a.)
where he viii seeeiss GRAIN sssn ihess vho.
may fAsoslr. bin With thsiF custom. For every
2ooDs " .kERClEAHT.sBLE lY1EsT.
BE- will give erie ns.rs supcsans flour. AID
warrant tias inspsc'ion IN Baltimore. Als1.a~
drls o, Gsosgrtown,
Persons wishing their -Four heated. wi.llxysS
II delivered. free Of ANY expense
Failing Waters, September l5--.r
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-15
Messrs. John Bartlett &c John
Iaubinrer,

T1AKE NOTICE, that on the 18Th day
u of October nsxs. at he house OF
John Aisrqusrt. Esq in The town Cd Rnshsiile,
Fairfield county. state OF Ohio, shall. by fir.
tue Of commas on rum the Superior Court
II Chsnssry 81 Whichever Virginia take the
deposition Of John Rpsbefford. filzaassh
RltherfoTs. and andrew smith-wbseh !
mean TO ofssr a. evidence in q cause doNend-
ing ia said court, 10 which l am complainant,
and you and others defendants.
GEORGE RUTHERFORD.
admir-. Of Barbara IsafHs.
septsnAsr IS, las.